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MB H ft KB BOURBON NFWS rib CHUMP BRO Editors and Owners TWENTIETH YEAR PRINTED EVERY TUESDJMT AND fRIDAY Established February 1 1881 PARIS BOURBON CO KY W DAY NOVEMBER 6 1900 t l j t J 1 L f I I r r f I I j i f JlY- f r u g 13 T x n 3 l k t I i 1 41 z > FRANK CO OfiP LEADERS OF STYLE AND FASHION FRENCh F I ANN LS 50c and PLAIN A YARD WE INVITE YOU TO INSPECT OUR BEAUTIFUL Ladies Suits Skirts Jackets Capes and Furs all garments that do not fit without cost to the purchaser STOCKOF I our line is complete in every detail we altar Remember Dry Goods Notions Ladies Furnishing Goods Ready toWear Garments of all kinds for ladies Frank Co 404 Main i- rf Have been a study with me and in anticipating these needs I have bought comDlete line of 1 and in fact every I also have a fine line of Barouches Surries Buggies Phaetons Road Wagons and Traps My Rubber Tire plant will fit new tires on your wheels while Wait My trade in this branch has been large Call on me before you buy 7t rv 4ID t i Street ra PARIS Kif II- i The KJ j- r J 2 b F f armers i s- N r t ig ee dtf13 r j FaUll a olls rA- ND 1 f f 4- 1JlgI GultUI81 fl- o MpICIlt8QtS tool used 1 IItIltS to 1 rI 4 i V i a S I S S 1 i j you f llSOIja > > > A Brilliant Social Function One of the most brilliant social func- tions of the season was the given Friday night at Odd Follows Hall by a number of young people to the Jolly Bachelors and others The cotillion was very cleverly lead by Mr Owen Davis who introduced sev eral beautiful new figures besides sev eral unique ones The favor table was presided over by Mesdames E M Dick son H C Howard Brice Steele and Miss Embry The favors were pretty and novel consisting of lanterns candle sticks whistles horns pipes hammers butterflies flowers sachets etc Those who participated in the dance were Mr C Alexander Jr and Miss Kate Alexander x Mr Lan Butler and Miss Kate Lucas Dr L P Spears and Miss Marie Parrisli Dr Will Kenney and Miss Lida of Haysville Mr Ford Brent and Miss Nannie ClayMr Albert Hinton and Miss Gertrude Renick Mr Ed Tucker and Miss Eddie Spears Dr M Purnell and Miss Margaret Lyne of Cynthiana t Mr James Chambers and Miss Mary Talbott Mr Duncan Bell and Miss Anita Ball of Mississippi Dr and Mrs Frank Fithian Mr and Mrs James Thompson Mr and Sidney G Clay Mr Duncan Taylor and Miss Lillian Waller Mr John Spears and Miss Jessie Turney Mrv Clell Turney and Miss Lizzette Dickson Mr Hugh Brentjand Miss Mary Stoll of Lexington Mr Clay Stone and Miss Sue Buckner Mi J D McClintock and Miss Alice Spears Mr and Mrs John Woodfprd Dr M H Daily and Miss Fannie Johnson Mr Charles May and Miss Annie Louise Clay Mr John Brennan and Miss Sue ClayMr and Mrs George Alexander Mr Ray Mann and Miss Anilee Talbott Mr and Mrs J W Ferguson- Mr George Williams Clay and Miss Elizabeth Woodford Mr Walter Champ and Miss Louise Parrish Mr Oakford Hinton and Miss Eliza beth Fisk of Covington Mr and Mrs Earl Ferguson Mr Kelly and Miss Nannie McMeekin both of Georgetown Messrs Hume Payne E T Burnam Richmond Sam Clay Among the other guests were Mrs Wortham New York Mr and Mrs J M Hall Mr and Mrs Hugh Montgom ery Mr and Mrs Swift Champ Mr and Mrs WW Kenney Mr and Mrs Charles Webber Dr and Mrs W C Ussery Mrs Amos Turney Mrs John C Brent Mr and Mrs J E Clay Mrs Owen Davis Misses Mary Brent Emma Scott Lucy Colville Fannie and Hattie Mann Margery Turney Sadie Hart Mary and Nannie Wilson Mrs Fannie G Talbott Mrs Mary Davis Dr Silas Evans Dr C B Dickson Sam Wood ford J T MCMILLAN dentist office over THE NEWS on Broadway tf married paper buckets J Mr I i gEi Wt James cotillion Rog- ers ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > < > < v 4y STAGE STORIES Amusement Announcements Lobby Chat i er Bits of Gossip TfilSlity Council at Fort Worth f o re oe their hats at all public enter tainhtfnts where a fee is charged is making final Knighthood Was In Flower erSTth- Or roh Clarke and Adelaide Prince return engagement at Lex ingtm December 7th They will prod The Only Way which is the UNDER SEALED ORDERS iwstone Dramatic Company an great English melodrama sated Orders at the Opera night The company corn recommended The lead ing e STe assumed by Miss Gertrude Mr Lawrence McGill The s one of the greatest successes f The scenic effects from are startling and have with holding the interest of erd and interesting through company carries a carload of jhery and numbers twenty f Reserved seats at Brooks is playing the entire night and will play a luing Bolls OupfdJs Mischief A STODTGBIME- Svhiqh created a Mr Leer Stout aud Miss Grimes They drove to Cynthiana morning and were married in that city at eleven They re turned to this city after the wedding and are domiciled at the home The groom is the youngest son of S Stout and is a young man of disposition who is well known to the citizens of Paris The bride is a daughter of Mr John Grimes and has made her home for a number of years with her aunt Mrs Cannie Smith Mrs Leer is quite a handsome young lady and has had many admirerss The engagement is announced of Miss Mary Brooks Kerr and Dr D T D Kelley both of Lexington The wedding will occur at the home of the brides sister Mrs fl T Gross on Jan- uary 16th Capt Kensey John Hampton of Win chester a paymaster in the U S army has wedded Miss Ada Campbell Burch of Washington D 0 They will be given a wedding reception at the Ebbitt House on Nov 12th by the brides parents BIRTHS Editqr Joseph R Williams and wife Falmouth are very happy over the arrival of a fine son on November 3d He has been named George Everett Williams Mrs Williams was formerly Miss Ofa Letton of this city i pass ordinance compelling women 1JJli rlow her longpromised production of u She to have everything ready for It y Jl tJy and elaborate play that Mr yet put on lza n of unusual merit will n orrow ly on sh to the story of the play mpany with the exception I of day later of four nights at the- e are 10 20 and hat is the thing ow e Ii gen r ii Can 1e yes- terday halfpast grooms lIr- A kind odd n arrange men Qr ects Nov f will mos Cla T org Pro du U Hou Sh and p th st muo tke n Thnce whit out specu two wee1xingtQn nr n went e- Gran prices 30- ceri an only cheap aboA f- TTE as MATRIMONIAL Tl Announcements f Ui e ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ BEST ON EARTH IS THE HANAN SHOE n n A j W W ii If you have made up your mind to buy Shoes why not buy a pair of Shoes There is but one thing to investigate the Hanan Shoe and will ad mit it has no equal Perfect Workmanship Perfect Perfect Perfect Guaranteed Fill styles made in Enamel Velour Calf Patent Via Widths B to E Have the for this city t t idJ GEO V c Uici sale MCWILLIAMS ¬ IRON BEDS Having purchased a large stock we will now give you BOTTOM prices f you call at our store and look for yourself will be convinced Alscra nice line of Rockers They are selling fast Come and get one Dontlet this Sale slip Tnis is for ten days oily NEW FURNITURE STORE NEXT DOOR TO HOTEL WINDSOR PARIS EX I A F VV EELER9S I 11111 p = SEES3 RYE BRO NURT I TimOTHY SEED S SSEEIHVMEflTi- tE BRENT PURCHASED AT A GREAT BARGAIN THE ENTIRE STOCK OF The Paris Cash Shoe Store WHICH HE WILL NOW OFFER AT 50 Cents on the Dollar XF WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS PRICE- It has been arranged for the Big Shoe Sale to be held at the Old Place vacated by Harry Simon The entire stock of Shoes of the Paris Cash Shoe Store has been moved to the Old Place and the Sale commenced Saturday Nov 3 1900 quoted below will makethem go quick You cant afford to miss your share All are good Shoes of best makes and fashionable go at 50 cents on the half d regular price x m n t I J They be closed out at once and the low prices shapesto dollarjust 8 Simon Ihrry r e must MENS SHOES- Lot former price 125 now at 79 Cts Plow Shoes former price 1251 79 Mens Shoes former price 150 v r 98 Lot of Mens Bostonian formerly 350 now at 249 Lot ofNettletons Shoes formerly 5 now at 298 Lot of Cuts formerly 2 now 148 Lot of High Cuts formerly 3 now 198 Lot of 224 LADIES SHOES- Lot of 125 quality now at 79 Cts Lot of 150 now at 98 Lot of Ladies Oxfords formerly 125 now 69 Lot of Ladies Oxfords formerly 150 now 79 Lot of Ladies Oxfords formerly 2 now Vi 124 Lot of Ladies Oxfords formerly 3 now 149 now at now at u II u S I w4 w < MISSES SHOES Lot of Missess Shoes formerly N 150 now 79Gts Lot of Misses Shoes formerly 2 INFANTS SHOES Lot of Infants Shoes 2oc quality goat v 9 Cts Lot Infants Shoes 50c quality go at 24 CHILDS SHOES Lot of Childs Shoes 75c quality goat 49Cts Lot of Childs Shoes 1 quality goat 69 BOYS SHOES- Lot of Shoes 150 quality i 79 cts Lot of Boys Shoes 200 124 Lot of Boys Shoes 225 quality goat 149 now I I 14 t U I Q BOys quality goat goat A WT Shoes must be tried the i store and cannot be exchanged after taking them out The prices low we cannot deviate rule Vv- f Q Harry Simons OldT iiJC Z2 a IMPORT nat are so fromthis Stand
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BOURBON NFWSribCHUMP BRO Editors and Owners
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FRANK COOfiP
LEADERS OF STYLE AND FASHION
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WE INVITE YOU TO INSPECT OUR BEAUTIFUL
Ladies Suits Skirts JacketsCapes and Furs
all garments that do not fit without cost to the purchaser
STOCKOF
I our line is complete in every detail we altarRemember
Dry Goods Notions Ladies Furnishing Goods ReadytoWear Garments of all kinds for ladies
Frank Co404 Main
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Have been a study with me and inanticipating these needs I have boughtcomDlete line of
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and in fact every I alsohave a fine line of Barouches SurriesBuggies Phaetons Road Wagons andTraps
My Rubber Tire plant will fit newtires on your wheels while WaitMy trade in this branch has beenlarge
Call on me before you buy
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A Brilliant Social FunctionOne of the most brilliant social func-
tions of the season was thegiven Friday night at Odd FollowsHall by a number of youngpeople to the Jolly Bachelors and othersThe cotillion was very cleverly lead byMr Owen Davis who introduced several beautiful new figures besides several unique ones The favor table waspresided over by Mesdames E M Dickson H C Howard Brice Steele andMiss Embry The favors were prettyand novel consisting of lanterns candlesticks whistles horns pipes hammersbutterflies flowerssachets etc Those who participatedin the dance were
Mr C Alexander Jr and Miss KateAlexander x
Mr Lan Butler and Miss KateLucas
Dr L P Spears and Miss MarieParrisli
Dr Will Kenney and Miss Lidaof Haysville
Mr Ford Brent and Miss Nannie
ClayMrAlbert Hinton and Miss Gertrude
RenickMr Ed Tucker and Miss Eddie
SpearsDr M Purnell and Miss Margaret
Lyne of Cynthiana tMr James Chambers and Miss Mary
TalbottMr Duncan Bell and Miss Anita Ball
of MississippiDr and Mrs Frank FithianMr and Mrs James ThompsonMr and Sidney G ClayMr Duncan Taylor and Miss Lillian
WallerMr John Spears and Miss Jessie
TurneyMrv Clell Turney and Miss Lizzette
DicksonMr Hugh Brentjand Miss Mary Stoll
of LexingtonMr Clay Stone and Miss Sue BucknerMi J D McClintock and Miss Alice
SpearsMr and Mrs John WoodfprdDr M H Daily and Miss Fannie
Johnson
Mr Charles May and Miss AnnieLouise Clay
Mr John Brennan and Miss Sue
ClayMrand Mrs George Alexander
Mr Ray Mann and Miss AnileeTalbott
Mr and Mrs J W Ferguson-Mr George Williams Clay and Miss
Elizabeth WoodfordMr Walter Champ and Miss Louise
ParrishMr Oakford Hinton and Miss Eliza
beth Fisk of CovingtonMr and Mrs Earl FergusonMr Kelly and Miss Nannie
McMeekin both of GeorgetownMessrs Hume Payne E T Burnam
Richmond Sam ClayAmong the other guests were Mrs
Wortham New York Mr and Mrs JM Hall Mr and Mrs Hugh Montgomery Mr and Mrs Swift Champ Mrand Mrs W W Kenney Mr and MrsCharles Webber Dr and Mrs W CUssery Mrs Amos Turney Mrs JohnC Brent Mr and Mrs J E Clay MrsOwen Davis Misses Mary Brent EmmaScott Lucy Colville Fannie and HattieMann Margery Turney Sadie HartMary and Nannie Wilson Mrs FannieG Talbott Mrs Mary Davis Dr SilasEvans Dr C B Dickson Sam Woodford
J T MCMILLAN dentist office overTHE NEWS on Broadway tf
married
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v 4y STAGE STORIES
Amusement Announcements Lobby Chati er Bits of Gossip
TfilSlity Council at Fort Worth
fo re oe their hats at all public entertainhtfnts where a fee is charged
is making final
Knighthood Was In Flower
erSTth-
Or roh Clarke and Adelaide Princereturn engagement at Lex
ingtm December 7th They willprod The Only Way which is the
UNDER SEALED ORDERS
iwstone Dramatic Company an
great English melodramasated Orders at the Opera
night The companycorn recommended The leading e STe assumed by Miss Gertrude
Mr Lawrence McGillThe s one of the greatest successesf The scenic effects from
are startling and havewith holding the interest of
erd and interesting throughcompany carries a carload ofjhery and numbers twentyf Reserved seats at Brooks
is playing the entire
night and will play a
luing BollsOupfdJs Mischief
A
STODTGBIME-
Svhiqh created a
Mr Leer Stout aud MissGrimes They drove to Cynthiana
morning and were married inthat city at eleven They returned to this city after the weddingand are domiciled at the home
The groom is the youngest son ofS Stout and is a young man of
disposition who is well known to thecitizens of Paris
The bride is a daughter of Mr JohnGrimes and has made her home for anumber of years with her aunt MrsCannie Smith Mrs Leer is quite ahandsome young lady and has hadmany admirerss
The engagement is announced ofMiss Mary Brooks Kerr and Dr D TD Kelley both of Lexington Thewedding will occur at the home of thebrides sister Mrs fl T Gross on Jan-uary 16th
Capt Kensey John Hampton of Winchester a paymaster in the U S armyhas wedded Miss Ada Campbell Burchof Washington D 0 They will begiven a wedding reception at the EbbittHouse on Nov 12th by the bridesparents
BIRTHS
Editqr Joseph R Williams and wifeFalmouth are very happy over thearrival of a fine son on November 3dHe has been named George EverettWilliams Mrs Williams was formerlyMiss Ofa Letton of this city
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pass ordinance compelling women
1JJli rlowher longpromised production
of uShe to have everything ready for
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MCWILLIAMS
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IRON BEDSHaving purchased a large stock we will now give you
BOTTOM prices f you call at our store andlook for yourself will be convinced Alscra nice lineof Rockers They are selling fast Come and getone Dontlet this Sale slip Tnis is for ten days oily
NEW FURNITURE STORENEXT DOOR TO HOTEL WINDSOR PARIS EX
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PURCHASED AT A GREAT BARGAINTHE ENTIRE STOCK OF
The Paris Cash Shoe StoreWHICH HE WILL NOW OFFER AT
50 Cents on the DollarXF WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS PRICE-
It has been arranged for the Big Shoe Sale to be held atthe Old Place vacated by Harry Simon The
entire stock of Shoes of the Paris Cash Shoe Storehas been moved to the Old Place and
the Sale commenced
Saturday Nov 3 1900quoted below will makethem go quick You cant affordto miss your share All are good Shoes of bestmakes and fashionable go at 50 cents on the
half d regular price x
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They be closed out at once and the low prices
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350 now at 249Lot ofNettletons Shoes formerly
5 now at 298Lot of Cuts formerly 2 now 148Lot of High Cuts formerly 3 now 198Lot of 224
LADIES SHOES-Lot of 125 quality now at 79 CtsLot of 150 now at 98Lot of Ladies Oxfords formerly
125 now 69Lot of Ladies Oxfords formerly
150 now 79Lot of Ladies Oxfords formerly
2 now Vi 124Lot of Ladies Oxfords formerly
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MISSES SHOESLot of Missess Shoes formerly N
150 now 79GtsLot of Misses Shoes formerly 2
INFANTS SHOESLot of Infants Shoes 2oc quality
goat v 9 CtsLot Infants Shoes 50c quality
go at 24
CHILDS SHOESLot of Childs Shoes 75c quality
goat 49CtsLot of Childs Shoes 1 quality
goat 69
BOYS SHOES-Lot of Shoes 150 quality
i 79 ctsLot of Boys Shoes 200
124Lot of Boys Shoes 225 quality
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