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pbc t,o,poac snr. IN pert.

Port Tuvnshcnd, Wash, Noy q The
stcam.hip loanoka llar arrived. bringing
4la passengers aati S1a3uuO III gpL! Dust
The Roanoke sailed iran Momo Dtt, 8
ana rgtorts i!ie saan,hip Cbr,IAld 4
codiplct, wreck - miles WcSt % Cape
Nome where ,i.o ,talH& rock on Ort
. and soon Ncll t. 1irec#. fior :itnuis
Of aistlCss attracted iln attention at the
Iaiicd Slacs rGtt2r A;rt'ulorich, wiitA
went 10 her assistance u.d saved pas-ca-
geis and crew. e,u MI Che second ol.i. ~,
who was thrown into the icy waters and
went to ile botton before assistance
p0tld reach him.
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Want Creed Abolished,

Chicago, Nov. 6.-The Tribune says:
A movement to do away with the creed
which all ministers must subscribe to be-
fore they can become members of the
Congregational Association of Chicago
was instituted at the semiannual meet
ing of the association in the Leavitt
Street Congregational church. The adj
mission of Artcmas J. Haynes. who
asked that he be allowed to sign the re-
viscG creed of Plymouth church instead
of the OH creed Of the church, brought
up the question.
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f,ntnI .,,,.rt -, ng,vcr I,,li.-

Denver, Nov G.--A fatal fight between
deputy shcfio's aud policemen occurred
III the polls AT Twenty my-Sccnni ana l.aii-
mer streets One deputy sheriff. whose
name has not yet boon learned. was Kill
ed, and four officers were wounded.
When Sheriff Jones deputies went To
district IL. precinct l. several policemen
ordered them to leave the polling places.
The deputies refused to do 50. and tho
special police rushed upon them with
clubs and pistols. An unknown deputy
drew revolver. He was clubbed by IL
policeman and shot at him, wounding
Patrolman Carpenter, who returned the
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Rhoaes' nrothcr IL Gotham.

Now York, Nov. G.-Cccil Rhodes youn-
ger brother. +. j. NJ. Rholcs Of China,
has just arrived here. lie is stopping AT
the Hotel Victoria. Il left China seven
or eight weeks ago, after bcing hurt"
said Mr.. Rhodes. Things there were
far from satisfactory at that time.
shall leave this city ON Thursday for Cal
iforna. where / intend to remain until
something like order is restored in the
Celestial empire. This will probably be
accomplished hy the spring, and then
shall return to China and resume pros
Meeting"
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The Snmon Missing

San Francisco, Nov. 6.-No word has
been received here from the British
steamer Samoa, which sailed from this
port for raku on Sept. 2li. Tho Samoa is
under charter to the German govern
mcnt and has on board 500 nurses for
the troops in China Two days after
leaving here She returned to port. having
had trouble with her machinery, and
shipped II now crew for the cnsine room
Three other German transports which
left hero some time after the Samoa have
already reached China.
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OF KRUGER.
The Dutch Cruiser Gelderland Ar
rives at Ras Jibutil.
FORMER PRESIDENTS PLANS.
Dom Paul Expresses Great satisfac-
ton when He Hears That the
Beers Are StiIl Vigorously
Opposing the British.

London, Nov. 6-Dispatches from Ras
Jibutil give the following information:
The Dutch cruiser Gelderland, with
eZ-lrcsidcnt Kruger Oh board, which
sailed from I4ourenzo Marques Oct. 20,
has arrived here. She has been directed
to await instructions from The Hague at
Port Said with regard to Mr.. Kruger's
landing in Europe. The Gelderland will
stop three days.
Mr.. Kruger, who is in excellent health,
rcjoiced greatly at the news of the recent
Boer successes.
DIR. Hymans declared Mr.. Kruger was
going to Europe purely on Il holiday.
Mr.. Kruger was found sitting on deck
with his legs wrapped in shrcpskin.
Kruger's Wish.
"NIay they fight without remission" he
exclaimed encrgetically filing his pipe,
when Informed Of the successes Of the
Beers That Is what we ask"
Ford Roberts has cablcd TO the war Of
fee that former President Steyn in Il
speech 10 Drlarcy% burghcrs Oct -,
said Mr.. KruGcg had gone TO Eurnpc in
order TO "goi intervention and that if he
failed .'tle TiAnSyaal viii be auctionrd
oii' to The highca; bidder
ioiu i.HbPItS, lIl u tiHAEllCl tHl3u Jo-
hnnncsbnr@, N0v. ,, reports 70 the war
0ti"c rs follows:
''S;mitll-Ilorrion states that Major
Saunders and Captaia Chalmers. Of thr
Canadian Mounted rites. behaved will,
great gallaatly IL tna artion oi Nny =.
.Stundels rode ont under 4 heavy Gre to
bring in a hor~rleSs noncolnniSsionrd of
fcc.. Saunders Was woHntlcd and his
his assistance. Saunders ilnPoreA him
to leave, but was refused. and the gal
liant Chalmers was, | g!iryr 10 say,
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Duty on Yenaw shcnthins.

SAN Francisco Noy. G.-Unitcd States
Grcuii Judge Morrow hnS reversed the
decision or the board of United States
sNrral appraisers in the matter of du-
lies On ycloN metal Shnathing used on
thc .Nilrn Ep@-r. W his opinion Judge
MorrfM sai,l; III "ni!d hardly h.,y, hncn
utonjcl & .uusress 81 u2flnaueu'ly OK
clttle fram tl!y caa<t1is" taln for ten
moiHhs IN thr year :; yrsse haiit IL 1he
tnitpd 5'iatrs h,raHry i lad G4ed III iis
construction ~ otUiPuent nee Of dnty,
SONG furoi%n matefal thr ltc of which
was Of >ifoii tiaraffi-si iiitt V..iieA had Ne
come wnathluas. lha cuuit Loeill a that
t!!n llly nn. l-.n lln nail.
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The CnYyer Ac,1r,,, case

Chicago. Nov. G.-rhe self constituted
committee of patrons who called on the
superintendent and authorities of the
Military academy at Culver, Ind. relative
to the dismissal Of 100 cadets from that
institution last week has made its report.
Colonel Fleet, the superintendent, and
the authorities were upheld in their ac-
tion by the committee. 1t was further
stated that the individual case of each of
the dismissed students will be considered
on application by his parents and will be
decided on the past record and merits of
the one under consideration.
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Eight Bells.

The famous brothers Byrne will be
seen at the Opera House on Friday night
presenting their successful pantomimic
comedy entitled Eight Bells" written
and invented by John Byrne. The Byrne
Brothers stand pre-cminent in the art of
stage mechanism, and invention, and this
season they are said to have excelled
themselves. The New Eight Bells" is
replete with new tricks, illusions and the
most wonderful and laughable effects
ever originated.
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Politics Led To Snicide.

Lisbon, n. H., Nov. 6.-Jamcs Elliott.
Jr., son of James Elliott of Walker Hill,
committed suicide by shooting through
the head. The young man would have
just attained his majority had he lived.
and it had been his intention to cast his
first vote at this election. He did not
agree with his father in political belief.
'lin Il is understood that l.l.s J'.r.rencr
3f ppinicn led 10 b. s,'.ie
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Sues For $500. 900 Damages.

New Orleans. Nov. 6.-Suit has been
filed in the United States court here by
NJ. +. Longhlin of New York and others
against the Wclls-Fargo and Southern
express companies for $500,000 damages.
Petitioners state that they held stock in
the Texas Express company, which had
working arrangement with the Wells
Fargo company for division Of receipts
of the business. hut the Wells Fargo
broke faith and obtained control of this
business themselves.
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WAS TO MARRY JONES
Mabel Whitney New Figure In the
Rice Tragedy.
PATRICK TURNS ON VALET.
NoM said Tint He VIII Not Only
Accuse Jones of Numbering
millionaire, but of Forg-
ing the Checks.
PATRICK TURNS ON VALET

New York, Nov. G.-Charlcs Il. Jones.
thr valet OF the dead millionaire, William
Marsh Rice. will probably be arraigncd
in ;hc IonbS police court soon on n
charge of attempted suicide. 1t had been
expected that he would have been earlier
removed from Bellevue, but the excite
mrnt attending the knowledge that his
sweetheart had called at the hospital in
the hope of seeing him was followed by
marked depression which made il mad
yi,nhle to move him.
When pretty Mabel Whitney of 115
jamaica avenue, Astoria. Jones tianccc,
learned that her swccthcart's con
diiion had been impaired as result Of
her visit to the hospital. she wept bitter
tnars. She acknowledged that Mr. Ricc'S
illness and death and the arrest of Jones
aloae prevented her marriage to Jones.
She said:
lie WAS always Il gentle, sincere fol
l,w and be was devoted 10 Mr.. Rice. He
,jlied on me twice or three times Il week
Lrfnic IL got into this trouble and he
thl me every secret of his life. ] have
uryri' heard him even refer to Mr. Mcc'S
Doncy.
SIN Loves Him.
y believe Charlie is The most mf0ltu-
na'en'an ii the world. lp,c him. and
! ~all always love him"
,Nii you marry him If he succeeds IN
securing his liIriiyT' thc Teportcr asked.
i Shall always feel toward him ~
dil hpfer" he was arrested. Ii is trlc
that he tried to kill himself, lnt he was
dliyrn ID H. He won'l Try again, though
You can depend On that
The reporter learned thai Miss Whit
Ery's compnnion in her visit to Bellevue.
who had given the name of Miss Mande
Clifton when she called on Jones in the
gnmEs. is rcally Miss Mau'lc Maynard.
Lawyer Albert 7. Patrick, who is ac-
cnScd by Jones of numbering Mr. Rice to
get possession Of his millions. now de-
carcs, through his counsel Frederick
House. that Jones is a madman. II is
said thar he will accuse Jones not only
Of the murder of Mr.. Rice. hut also of
forging the checks. He announced thcn
that his line of defense would be to prove
that Jones is insane.
Assistant District Attorney Osborne
snyS he is awaiting report from Profes-
s0r W'itthaus to learn whether there was
sufficient mercury in the body Of Mr..
Rice to cause death.
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Vanderbilt In Rice Comp,px

Crowley, La, Nov 6.--The American
Rice Growers Distribution company.
limited, has been incorporated here with
a capital of $15,00o,000, half Of which is
paid The officers are as follows: Viii
liam X. Vanderbilt of New York. prcsi-
dent. William Duson of Crowley. vice
president and general manager; Alex W.
Iullbcrg Of New York, treasurer james
Its dnmicilc is Crowley.
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Mnii,erIn Cnsindy.

Sratt!c. Wash. Nov g. Charles Il.
Mnthcr. Who was arrested in this city
two weeks a%n on 4 charge Of having
pawned :i5,o60 worth Of jewclry, tho
property Of New York merchants. has
hccn taken into custody by Detective MI
gent upon II governors warrant Of eN-
tradition. NngcMt Immediately left with
his u. p.iSoncr for New York.
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orientnls 10 vote Tn cnnn,ln

Vancouver, Il. c., Noy. G.--Fiyc thou
sand Japanese ana Chinese WHO have
been naturalizcd during the last year
may vote at the Dominion election in
British Columbia. The Conservatives of
Vancouver nave obtained legal opinions
that japanese are all entitled 10 vote us
soon rs their naturalization papers are
InnLn nII
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I.inntnnnnt rnern IAiLIrd.

Wnshiugton Nov. G.-Gruera Mac
Artlur cables tho following casualties:
"lNillcd, MoMday. Oct. ~. p. M. mar
Cuariero, William p. I'asco tscconi licu-
tcnan1 Company X. Nineteenth intan-
try, lom Mcador, Addison En- iN."
l.ipatenuu' pusto was son % cA-Spnu
tor Samuel rasco Of Florida.
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s,,mco, 5S,lIcJ ~ rn1r.

Washington Nov. 9. The following
dispatch has been received at The war
department from Manila: STANLEY NJ.
Stuart. assistant surgeon Eleventh Vol
ntcer cavalry, is dead NJ Santa Cruz.
Luzon. Fractured skull; thrown from
horse" Surgeon Stuart WIS appointed
from Wnshington, u. Q.
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Bowery After Dark.

"The Bowery After Dark" which will
be presented at the Opera House on Sat
urday afternoon and night is, as it's name
implies. play that reproduces many yet
unexhibited scenes of life in the most
picturesque thoroughfares of Greater
New York. That famous resort, "Sui-
eide Hail." an opium joint and a nest
real snakes are some of the sensational
scenes shown.
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Bible Union Meeting.

Tie semi-anuua conference CT the
Wilmington Bible Union was opened in
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church yester-
day afternoon and will continue for IL
days. Rev. G. l. Scofield, the noted
Bible student, will be the instructor dur
ing tie conference.
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IriI E.,r u nncl

st. Petersburg. Noy Il. \ student ut
the university 1T Borpat has hcen SEN
fenced 70 imprisonment fur Il term Of two
years for having kilcd Il fellow stldcnt
in duel year ago. Tine government
has virtually brokcn M the German Du-
cling association at this university.
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NrI,nnnrr Achnrr-

Oswcgo. y. y. Nuy. G-a'ho schooner
Fred l.. Wells OF Sac,lG,ts ilarbor weat
ashore On Fnur Mic peint. east of hcse,
during Il storm. The crew was rescued
by tie life saving crew of tho Oswego
station The boat is tota, loss.
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Used Dynamite In posto.nce.

Berlin, Conn, Nov. 6.-Burglars blew
up the postoffice in IIonis' store in the
Galpin building with dynamite. The en-.
tire village was aroused by the explosion.
Those who reached their windows first
and looked out saw half dozen burglars
run up Main street and disappear in the
darkness
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Old Time Actor Dend.

WilkeshaTe, Pa, Nov. G.--M. ii. Bur-
gunder, lessee and manager of the Nes-
bitt theatcr and the Grand Opera House,
this city, is dead of typhoid pneumonia,
aged 47 years. lie spent his life in the
theatrical business and was well known
throughout the country.
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Hurt hy noi1er Explorton.

Traverse City, Mich, Nov. "a boiler
exploded in the plant Of the N'y!ic Coon
erage company III lnterlochpn. Charles
iIonlis' skull was fractured. aud he will
die. Bort Dilcr was seriously injured.
and Il number Of others received lanor
II, i,,i.inN
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rcIcurnrhr In llrs.;n.

st. Petersburg. Nov. O. The onnstruc-
ton of direct telegraph line from Lii
vada to st. Ictcrshurg is taken here Us
an indication that the former has IL firm
hold upon the affections of the ear.
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sbot Deod po,iticnI Fiel,t.

Jonesboro. His, Nov. G-In a quarrel
over politics at Lick Creek John Kirby,
Democrat, was shot and instantly killed.
Jack Thornton. Republican, has been
arrested charged with the shooting.
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The Logan Leaves Manila.

San Francisco, Nov. Ga cablegram
received at military headquarters here
announces the departure from Manila on
Nov. 9 of the transport Logan. The ves-
scl carries Pts sick soldiers. 80 general
prisoners and . insara ps. SONS.
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Race RiotIn Indians,

Rockville, Ind, Nov. Ga race riot is
reported at Caseyville, this county. he
tween Austrians and Americans. in
winch an American named Growers was
shot and killed and an Austrian saloon
was wrecked. Several hundred shots
N"rr fred.
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TOBACCO Fnctory Hurned.

st. Louis, Nov. G-Wciscrt Bros. to-
bacco factory, at 1874 and 1876 Merchant
street, was burned to the ground, caus-
ing loss of $4,000; fully insured.
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ProncIIor Gncs an thn nncl,s.

Detroit, Nov. 6-'fhe wooden propeller
kaliyuga, bound down laden with iron
ore, went on the rocks on the cast bank
In the middle of I.imel,iln Crossing here.
She is said to be leaking badly. The
wrecker Saginaw has gone to her assist
a.
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Will Take a Trip.

W. j. Birmingham will leave on va
cation trip November 26 for California
via Chicago, !, Y. Y, and Snlt Lake and
+. ,,....s ~, ANS.
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The Weather.
Fair; variabie winds.

For a-ai Job work ,r.'a" 10 III 'un.
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..atr;tiS, in - g II.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-02-20
NUPTIAL KNOTS

engagements, Announcements And Sol
emnizatiOns OF The Marriage Vows.
B.F. BeasleY. OF CliLtonville, and
Miss Laura Ishmael, of Montgomery
county, were married Thursday after
afternoon at the National Hotel il
Mt Sterling. Ed. Clark officiating
Lawless GatewOod and Miss Efie Green
were the attendants.
The following announcement has
been received
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS h. Hall
announce the marriage of their daughter
Suzanne Huston
Mr.. Carroll Preston MARSHALL,
on Wednesday, February the fourteenth,
nineteen hundred,
Maysville, Kentucky.
A Home
925 Fifth Avenue
Huntington, W. Va.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Mary Bennett, of Richmond, KY. and
Mr.. Paul Collins, OF Fair Haven, Wash.
The wedding will occur on March at the
home of the brides parents.
Up at Hoboken, N. Y, pretty May
Bergasch couldn't decide whether she
wanted to marry Alfred Klase or George
Cahill. so the swains drew lots for her.
Klase won, but when Cahill objecteS
they drew again, Klase winning the
second time. Miss Bergasch married
the lucky fellow.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage Of Mr.. Joe'Ewalt, of Shawhan,
and Miss Pearl Laferty, daughter of
Mr. aud Mrs. J. A. Lafferty, of Harrison
The marriage will occur tomorrow at
the Lafferty home, at three o'clock.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-02-20

The receipts for the recent matinee
recital given by Paderewski in Cincin-
natl were 8, asa OF which sHln the
famous pianist received 81. 800 for a sin
gle afternoons work. PadeIewski is a
tall, slender man, with blue eyes and
long blonde hair, and has exceptionally
long fiBgers, and has arms are endowed
with the muscle of a blacksmith. He
speaks English aud is an Agreeable gentle
man. H. uses the St4inway piano ex-
clusively in bis concerts.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-02-20

Roland B. Molineux was sentenced to
die in the electric chair during the week
of March &c.
Fire in the chair factory at the Frank
fort penitentiary Yesterday caused dam
age estimated by the officials at s.. 600
The A. o U. w. lodge at Cyuthiana
has decided to manage an old fashion ed
fair at Abtallah Park some time the
coming Summer.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-02-20
OBITUARY.
Funeral Announcements Of Deceased Cit
fzens.

Funeral Announcements Of Deceased Cit
izens.
MIR. Riley Howse. aged about fifty
four years, died Saturday at his home
between Carlisle and Millersburg, after
brief illness Tie deceased Was one
OF the wealthiest and most prominent
citizens in Nicholas, aod leaves a large
estate. He is survived by his wife AMI
two children, son about fifteen years
old, and Mrs. RedOlph Davis, of this
city. Funeral At the residence this
morning at ten O'clock by Rev. Majors,
assisted by Rev. Dr. Sender. Buria at
Carlisle. The pail bearers will be
Perry Jefferson, Malt Holiday, o. W.
johnson, Newt. h Rankin, Chas. Leer,
A. 3. Campbell
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The FAaR.
FRIDAY IS BARGAIN DAY.

Not alone Friday do we offer you
special bargains. but our regular prices
beat the bargain prices OF others.
Children's purses, each 1c; ladies'
celluloid tuckipg combs, regular 25c.
goods, at each 10c.; heavy loop hair pins,
regularly sold at &C.. now 2 for &C.;
back braid pins, rhinestone settings,
only 19c best black lux, full 3-Oz. size,
always a 10-center, now at Sc; genuine
cut glass tumblers; per set 94c.; plain
semi-pOrcelHin vegetable bowls, scallop-
ed tops, each 7c fancy decorated 5-gal.
milk pitchers &c; thermometers, good
value at 25c., special 10c muffin pans,
6-hOle, at &C.; shoe backing. doz boxes
for Toe; hair pins, lc. a lOx; heavy
Japaned coal buckets, now only 15c.;
heavy and best made stove pipe, all
sizes, a joint l0c brass curtain hooks,
per pair, &c fish scrapers, Sc: darning
cotton, 8 buDches for &C.; white tape. 6
punches for Sc lunch boxes. the 25c
size, now at Ice 8pauese tooth brushes.
good value, eac1 &C.: skin soap. highly
medicated, equafsfo Cnti"ura, endorsed
by physicians eTy where, very bene
fetal in the tolls bath and nursery, its
excellent, try special price. per
cake &c. THE FAIR.
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PERSONS who want engraved cards
or invitation Of any description are
invited to call AT The BOURBON NEWS
Office and look at the very latest styles in
these lines. Prices As low as Cincinnati,
Louisville Philadelphia or New York
houses. (tf)
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Mrs. J. K Ser, Newton Hamilton.
Pa, writes: I think DeWiEt's Witch
Heel Salve the grandest salve made. ="
1t cures piles and heals everything. All
fraudulent limitations are worthless w.
I. Brooks.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-02-20

Joseph Jefferson will appear at the
Lexington opera house on April 9th,
and an effort is heing made &C. have him
present rip Van Wrinkle" Among
Manager SCOTS other important book
ings are 1.-The Christian" matinee and
night, March 3; Hoyt's "A Black Sheer,
early in March; Heart OF Maryland, "
made famous by Mrs Leslie Carter,
March IA; "Wnite Horse Tavern, about
the middle of March. and Lewis Nor
rison, April IL.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-02-20
NO. 6.
INNER MAN

groceries come from Dow & Spears If any new deicacy
is in the market have it. Of course we have fresh
staple goods of best quality. Send US your order and
we'll fill it promptly Call US up-somebody always :
the phone.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-02-20

Lexington and Mt. Sterling theatre
geors will have the pleasure of seeing
that beautiful play ashore Acres,
this week. Paris will be inflicted
with "Uncle Toms Cabin.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-02-20

It is possible that the Grand may have
a new manager next season in the per-
son of Robert S. Porter, of this city.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-02-20

CLOVER and Timothy seed in excellent
qnality at j Simms Wilson's, on Bank
Row. (tf)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-02-20

EXCELLENT bath service at Crawford
Bros barber shop at all hours. Polite
attendants. If
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-02-20

Authorities Of Estill county have es-
tablished a shotgun quarantine against
the villages of Waco, College
Hill and Bybeetown, in Madison county,
where smallpox has broken out.
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A MAN
IS KNOWN

And woman too for that NATTER BY the photo given to
friend. 1t just easy to give good picture as bad
Downing guarantees satisfaction makes no charge
Every convenience in gallery-prvae dressing rooms
The public invited to call Gallery third floor Agricultural
Bank building. Elevator to door.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-02-20

The average weekly receipts Of ben
Hur" and ''Zsza" are $4,000.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-02-20

A small audience saw the farce 1.-TWO
Merry Tramps" produced Saturday
night at the Grand. Tue play did not
receive a very cordial reception and a
number OF persons left before the play
was half over. The piece had several
bright spots in it but they did not save
it from being tiresome The company is
resting this week in Cincinnati.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-02-20

A PLEASURE We will take pleasure
in showing you our line of cooking
stoves and ranges
VIM 3 LOWRY.
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sCINTILLATIoNs.

An Interesting tumble OF News And
Comment.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-02-20

"In Old Kentucky" seems to have a
remarkable hold on the theatre-going
public. After playing to large bust
ness in Pittsburg, winding up with a
81, 400 house on Saturday night, the
play has been taken to New York for an
engagement at the Grand opera house.
Laura Burt is still in the cast. The
play has made Charles T. Darcy, for
mer Partisan. a rich man.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-02-20

They are made from leather tanned by special pro-
cess, which makes the fiber exceedingly strong without
becoming stiff and uncomfortable These shoes are new,
fresh goods and strictly up-tO-day, worth $500 per pair
but being over-soCked on Boys Shoes SI5O geS choice
for limited time.
DAVIS, THOMSON & ISGRIG.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-02-20
THEATRICAL AND OTHERWISE.

News and Comment OF Stage Matters and
other Gossip.