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The best Of all medicines for all humors.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-05-12
Winning Ticket Named BY Demo.
cratic Voters.

The election for Democratic State
offices heldlSaturday passed off quietly.
There was very small vote polled
throughout the state.
In Bourbon county. twenty precincts
gives Beckham, 1.1O4: Thorne, 487;
Renick, 619; Hager, 626; Chenault. 48S;
Bosworth, 1893; Griffith, 148; Richard
son, So; Mitchell. 718; Carroll. 81;
Hays. 1O2; Julian, 22S; McChesney,
l,oO4; Watts, 1853; Fuqua, ia; Watkins,
40; Arnold, 679; Sugg. "a; vreeland,
3S9; Frazee, 1888; Hedger, 425; Chinn,
459; Greene, 645.
The ticket elected is as follows:
For GOVERNOR. @. w. Beckham.
For Lieutenant Governor-W. P.
Thorne.
For Auditor of States. w. Hager.
For Treasurer-H. M. Bosworth.
For Attorney General-In Doubt.
For Secretary of State-H. V. Nc
Ohesney.
For superintendent of Public InstIuc-
toni. H. Fuqua.
For Commissioner of Agriculture
Hubert Vreeland.
For Clerk of Court of Appeals.
Morgan Chinn.
Unless all signs fail the above named
gentleman are the nominees of the Dem
ocratic party for1the state offices elected
at the primary, Saturday, with the
race for Attorney General in doubt.
j. Willard Mitchell states that he has
a majority of more than thousand an6
when some of his strongest counties are
heard from he will be winner by more
than 1000 majority.
Hays, candidate for the same office
says the official count will show him thu
nominee for the Office. Mr.. Julian adj
mits that he has lost out.
John B. Chenault won't concede any
thing It is reported that a contes
will be made in Louisville. Mr.
Chenault left for that place yesterday.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-05-12

FISCAL COURTS of the following coun-
ties have made contributions to the Ken
lucky Exhibit Association fund for a
proper representation of the State at
st. Louis: Boyd. $500; Carroll, 5000;
Jefferson, So, 600; Jessamine, 5000. Liv-
ingston, 500; Montgomery, 5000.
The Mt. Sterling City Council made
an appropriation of 800 in addition to
the Montgomery County subscrip ton,
The Covington Business Mems Associa-
ton has subscribed $500 toward the
fund, and the Bowling Green CONNER
cial Club has made donation of $50.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-05-12

The assassination of ]. B. Marcum is
a heinous crime that calls for prompt
and vigorous action on the part of the
authorities. The dear Republican edi.
tors, however. in decency should keep
their mouths shut, since they have inn
peded, retarded and thwarted. as far, as
possible, every attempt to discover and
punish the assassins of William Goebel.
-Cynthiana Democrat.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-05-12

AT the Republican district convention
at Paris Thursday speaker referred to
"the grand and noble Republicans, Ca
leb Powers and Jim Howard. who are
now suffering the penalties of Demo-
cratic misrule." His reference to these
cowardly assassins was applauded, SO a
dispatch states. If the Republicans of
Kentucky can't do any better than this
they ought to get off the earth.-Mays-
vile Bulletin.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-05-12
LIVE STOCK, CROP, ETC.

john G. and c. M. Clay sold to
Hibler Bros. 100 sheep, at 81 and 4
cents
AT Louisville, yesterday, Vain a.
monin did not show. and Talpa ran
second.
Dan Mitchell, of Carlisle, bought of
J. B. Day, of Fleming, sorrel gelding,
for 1926.
Sanford Carpenter, of Millersburg,
bought of Doug. Thomas, nice trot-
ting mare, at good price.
Carpenter Bros. shipped 46 head of
extra fine saddle horses to Atlanta, Ga. :,
where they will make a sale to-
morrow.
"A little while ago, we had too much
rain, but now the farmers would not
object to a good healthy shower. It
would help things wonderfully.
j. H. Baughman has sold to the
Kentucky Supply Co., at Danville,
seven Percheron horses at $40 to $400 a
| pair.-Interior-Jo Journal
Bad News, which failed to show
in the. Derby, made good field look
cheap in the third race at mile, for
three-year-olds, at Louisville, Saturday
Frank Van Meters American Derby
candidate, Incubator, which has been
warmly touted, was made an even
money favorite, while Bad News was
held at s to 5. Lendin was quoted at 8
to l, with Schorr's Gold Bell and
Handsplnner the outsiders. The race
was merely good exercise gallop for
Bad News, which had all the speed, and,
going to the front, drew farther away
from his company the farther he went,
and without being extended at any part
of the route, won pulled up by four
open lengths in 1:41M.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-05-12

INSURANCE COMMISSIONER CHENAULT
in his annual report to the State Audi
tor shows that thirty-four life compa-
MES and thirty-three miscellaneous in
surance concerns did business in Ken
lucky in 1902. They issued during the
year 176.4OS policies had paid losses
amounting to $3,312.688 48.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-05-12
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Mr.. AUGUSTUS E. WILSON, of Louis
vile, one of the most prominent and
abe Republicans in the State, has an
nounced his candidacy for the nomina-
ton for Governor.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-05-12
MILLERSBURG.

Mrs. W. V. Shaw is visiting her
parents at Butler.
Mrs. Jos. E. johnson is visiting her
parents, at Danville.
Victor Shipp. of Paris, visited his son
at M. M. J., Sunday.
Tuesday, to the wife of Mr..
Boots. son, Robt. l..
Send in your laundry to J. Will
Clarke, agent for the Bourbon Steam.
J. G. Smedley and John Peed visited
SmedleY brothers, at Hutchinson, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Radcliffe, of Car
Isle. visited her father, VIM. Carpenter,
Sunday.
Bishop h. G. Morrison will preach the
commencement sermons at NJ. f. G. and
M. M. I.
Mrs. Orlando Brady, of Carlisle, visit
ed her sister, Mrs. Belle Armstrong,
Saturday.
Mr.. Chas. Best, of Mason, has been
guest of his cousin, Arthur Best, for
several days.
Miss Bessie T. Purnell has returned
from visit with Mrs. James Cummings,
in Maysville.
Councilman Levi Trotter is having
the streets all thoroughly cleaned and
the sprinkler started.
Mr.. Chas. Allen. of Kansas City, has
been the guest of his brother, J. G..
Allen for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Hook, of Augusta,
have been guest of her sister, Mrs. Jas.
A. Butler, Tor several days.
Drs. Dodd Best and Joseph Grimes
have returned from OHIO Medical Col
lege; The former graduated.
Mrs. Owen Ingl visited her sister,
Eliza beth Allen. at Georgetown Col
lege, from Saturday to MCnd y.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-05-12

THE Georgetown Sentinel, Republi.
can, suggests the name of Judge Louis
L. Bristow, of Georgetown, for the
nomination upon the Republican ticket
for the office of Lieutenant Governor.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-05-12

Quick AND CERTAIN. Business de-
ponds upon communication. The more
rapid and certain the communication
the better and more profitable the bust
ness You can get this result only by
using Home Telephone. (tf)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-05-12

FRIENDS of John Q. Wood at Mt.
Sterling are sore over the action of Con-
gresham Vincent Boreing. who made a
strenuous fight for Siler and to whose
influence they attribute Woods defeat
in the Republican convention in this
CITY
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-05-12

Published EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-05-12

SWIFT CHAMP, EDITOR AND OWNER
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-05-12

j. H. Baughman has sold to the
Kentucky Supply Co., at Danville,
seven Percheron horses at $40 to $500 q
pair. Interior Journal.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
Comforts

Large fluffy Comforts, with white lambs
wool filling, AT $S.SO each
Eiderdown Comforts. covered with good
twilIed sateen- $3.50 each
Eiderdown Comforts. 72x7S inches, filled
with finest imported down and covered
J with best French sateen- $3.50 each
4 Eiderdown Comforts. 72x72 inches. figured
silk on both sides, best grade Of down
filling siV'Vo eacn
Spreads Best English Crochet Spreads.
with heavy fringe aud cut corners; ssxss
inches $l.JS eacn
White Marseiiles Spreads, in raised floral
patterns, fringe and cut corners
.S2.1s each
White English Satin AIarseilles Spreads,
extra large, beautiful patterns; heavy
fringe $5.OO eacn
Imported German Robe Blankets, 72xSa
inch, fancy jacquard weave
1874 White California Lambs Wool BIau-
\ kets. very soft aud warm, each pair
packed in box For $lI.75
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
The Best Furs.

/ Ours is by far the largest fur
department in the city, and we
handle onlv the best. You mcy get
/ good furs elsewhere, but you're SIRE
I to get good furs at Nugent's.
! Here are presents worthy OF a
Squeen! ;x
ascarfs-Black Russian. yn1 scarfs-reg-
ular $500 and $500 geods-at
! $3.50 each
Long, 72-inch Sable opossum, blended
river Mink, Sable Fox and Russian
LYNX scarfs-worth up to ss.00-at
$500 each
Gray Squirrel, Russian Sable Fox and
Black Marteu scarfs-all leng double
J .tyles-worth up to s15.oo-
Choice, $1,000 each
t1Ec Baum MaItcus 41uusoA ooy oA"A$'
Blue Lynx, Black Lynx, Real Chin
chilla, Real Ermine, Northern Mink and
Persian Lamb Scarfs-flat effects, boa
styles, small finch bands, etc.-siugle
or in sets. $3.50 up to $4,000
Fur Coats--The average person Knows
little about either fur or the making of
fur garments-you don't need to when
you buy at Nugent's-we take care of all
that, and you have our assurance that
everything We sell is 'ssht-both in
construction and material.
The latest shapes in Electric Seal Goats,
with guaranteed satin Innings
S1S.75 each
Near Seal coats-22 or 2s inch lengths
guaranteed for wear
$500 and S2o.7s each
Fine Axsala Seal Goats (the newest ap-
proach ever attained to real sear-1nade
with new straight fronts, in Louis XIV
and Revere styles-22 to SO inches long
all sizes
$40, $50, sos, $79 and 500 each
Persian Lamb Goats, with real mink or
Chiuchilla collars-at
$l25. $50 and $i7s each |
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
Calendars

All sorts of Holiday Calendars and 5sau,i-
full Christmas Cards
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
Christmas Gifts
for the Home.

TO be found in our great Uphol-
stery Dept on the third floor.
Fur Rugs-Nade from selected skins,
white or gray $2.25
Animal Rugs-Complete skins mounted
on felt, with open or closed mouths
$500 to $3.50 each
Tapestry Ruxs-E1tra heavy quality.
Oriental designs, Sl4x1O1s feet
$l1.75 each
Smyrna Rugs-Best quality, all wool
SOC to $1,000 each
Carpet Sweepers-Bisse1l's best grades
$3.50 to $3.50 each
Bed Sets-Nottingham Lace Bed Sets with
shams in Point d Esprit and Battenberg.
effects $1.25 to $3.50 per set
Real Renaissance Bed Sets, medallion
center, with deep founce aud cover to
match for roll $3.50 to $500 set
Grapes for pianos, nlante1s, ETC., in sat
cen, velour, silk and satin
SOC to $1,000 each
PanelS-Lace Door Panels, in Arabian.
Renaissance, etc. 4
At 35c to S.. 90 each
@alzt.-....-.r<oC.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06

at Nugent's. 20 new styles. including every
fashionable color and shade. al prices
~ i" viz Sis" to $3.50 pair
Our victoria real French Kid Gloves
are The best values you ever saw for
Sl.OO a pair
Glove Certificates-If you're uncertain
rs t" the size or color, buy a glove ccrtif-
icate, The recipient can then make her
own selection whenever she pleascs. We
SI.OO, $3.50 and $500 each
etc. of all sorts. styles and sizes. and at
vcnir boxes given free with ali glove
$3.50 $1.OO or more
Dress Patterns-Good ample lengths
and evening wear. Venetians. Scotch Il,
Twceds. Bannockburns. Cheviots Serse.
e"'''"' A'a'F'' S.: 5 per i pssfsr as
Dress, Patterns of still finer materials, in
all colors. at $3.50 per pattern and upward.
UmbrelIas-A present that is never
amiss. especially in this climate ladies'
'"A '''''''"S win fancy handles ss'l.so
S Ssr s%eFs'''' with the ne" ''*F'ss5z 500 %
S''A '"''e'''s win long pearl h'n? sz.os
Best Silk Umbrellas in black and colors
etc A ''AD $50. s,S' up I to si2.ss each each
Vases-A most artistic showing of metal
trimmed and sterling silver trimmed i'm
$3.50 to $500 each
Stationery Order your paper and
stamping at once-before the rush! Our
line Of fashionable boy stationery is UNI
Dressing Sacques-Japanese Dressing
sacquegls special offers for holiday shop
pers. The first Is of A1batross with Per-
sian silk borders and sells at $3.50
Then We have some charming ones Of
JAPANESE '''''' WIN s''A '''N s0.zs each
Kimonas of fine silk in quaint Oriental
designs and colorings at $3.50 each
Also japanese Kimonas. made Of Japa-
$3.50 each .
Neckwear--Tailored stocks in all colors
also Venice lace top collars in white and
ccru. Your choice at Csc each
h haftsa and dc Chiffon Top Collars with
oroidered tabs at only Csc each
The new craze! Stock Collars with the
SOC and 7sc each
"
and colors-each in a box t5Oc and 7Sc !
Handsomely trimmed neckwear I'm tai =
Iored and jabot effects-each in a pretty
box $l.OO to $3.50 each
AprOnS-Eery pretty ones-some neat
nd plain-others trimmed bewitchngly
with embroiderieS laces and ribbons
Prices range from l9c to so each
Black Suit Patterns in Armures, Chev-
lots. Melrose. Whipcortls. Egyptian Crepes. .
Henriettas. Serges, etc. Plenty in each
pattern for 4 full suit. Take your choice
1t san FSer r,affocu
Feather Boas-Elegant Ostrich Feather
Boas-black white and fancy imported
ones-strictly high-class articles. Ask for =
them at our Millinery Department, on the
second floor.
rlillinery-All our exquisite1y trimmed
imported model hats-formery marked
from $3.50 to 5000. Your choice. now at
$500 each
Also lot Of beautifully trimmed hats
right up to date in every way, at
Corsets-Fancy silk Corsets. alllengths,
such makes as Bon Ton. Alexandria. C. J
b. P N, etc-blue. pink or white |
$3.50, $3.50 aud $500
Also fancy silk supporters at
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
Ladies' Superb
Imported Waists

SIS Imported Waists for only $3.50
SIS Imported Waists for only $3.50
$40 Imported Waists for only 5000
SIS Imported Waists for only $3.50
$1S.75 Imported Waists for only $40
Lace Waists-Allover white Lace
Waists, made over silk and worth
at least $3.50; choice of all sizes
for $500 each.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06

$225 Evening Wraps for only .$o7.5o
$3.50 Evening Wraps for only. $500
$50 Evening Wraps for only $500
500 Evening Wraps for only. $1,000
S IS Evening Wraps for only 5000
S 40 Evening Wraps for only $500
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sie fam. ieh nnn iieate,

User? Die ct. 8ernaro>&rduter,8iG
Sbalei6 oieies berrltbe oeutibe Sell,
ntittel erit oor tuenieen Sabren bier elm
eefiibrt tuurbe, Fat es lib i6on Sauienbt
BON o%anfbaren Sreunben erpDrben. Dit
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oauun9srO rgane iinb ie elm Seilmtttel,
auf oas mar iib INNER ~nerlaIien fam,
Brpbiert es! Sn alien Gpotbefen gu baben.
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Spratb<3 etuiamna.

Cine Gates Sabrit in Bielefelt
batte einen Breis auf Die bette Ber=
oeutlhung oes @ortes Cakes aus.
gelebt. Oas preis9efr0nte Wori
beiBt = &nuiperben. Darauf besla.
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mie folgt:
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80nbons, bic beiBen 3uderben,
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nn6 oas Sournal beiBt 9rudercben.
Wotore beiBen 5reiberden,
Der Nutomat betBt @eberchen,
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uno Der 8Dnturs beiBt Ereberdben.
Der 9ilettant beist 8aberdey,
@bampaaner beiBt 8ei6pipierdbeH,
9as 9Duamit beiBt Blabereben,
uno oas Billet hetRt 8nipier6en.
8ri1anteu beiBen SdiQerden,
Ser SHnupfta6at beiBt Nieierdben,
9os MiIitdr beiBt 9riderben.
Ser Inarhiit beiBt ShieBerdben.
Die gbaiie heiBt Jest 8dgeifen,
llno oaS Diner bei6t 6utterben.
Qh @ott, oas beutf de 9 praheihe Ell
@eht immer mebr ia putterheu.
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Die oSeitiende" in 9emti@lano.

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Deutl6lano flaet cine &orre1ponoens
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gelbftmurS perbtmoert.

Biele miro es gemiB lebbaft inter-
eiiieren. oaB elm Gurbeu9unesmittel
gegen Selbftmuro entoedt uproen lit.
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ters". Da oerielbe elm GROCER Ser
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nur 90 Gents. 8efrieoieune aarar.
tiert Die NpDtbefe bon s.. &alteper
q Son uno bon GoUlpb OreiB.
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10 geoeutet uno angeieben tperoen
lpq, nls penn er in benz Drte ee=
lbab, in pelhem Der Nuftrae ents
gegen9enommen .muroe." Die Strale
miroe alio Der Eat foleen.
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bausitrafe perurteilt murben, an
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$40 per MDnat auSeemietet, Die
acknowledgement, pentger leiftungsf6.
bieen 5u SIT per WDnat. SEPT 1T
cine @rb6bnne Inn einer Dollar fir
ieoe Rlnife a1aeoronet uuroen, allo
lit bic @ate $21 unb $18 per Mpnat.
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beridtet, baB Die BaumtpDqernte
ooppelt 10 uiel briugeu miro, ME bie
ooridbriae.
Sn Colorado County bat ii&
Der @ert oe8 iteuerpfliftieen Gigens
tums UNI 1869, 424 geeen oas ners
eansene Sabr gefteieert.