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Fe7 RENT HOUSES.

FOR RENT
WIZ. H. SAUNDERS CO.,
I4o7 P st. n. W.
1881 18th NV, I7r ,1722 p NV. sr. b.S5O.Oo
2b -.....--....-S 125 90 1911 @ nv. 81, D. 90
1sl5 Lamont 81. 612 9Th NV, Or b.
rooms. bath. $3.50 and store -.'...RSi.oV
1916 Sth St NV 747 Park rad.
ST., bath. ------ $3.50 81 bath ---- 80 ~
f406 Belmont NV II525 10th NV, Or. b $50 30
Or b..-.-.--...-. SO. &C IA Ky ave. Sc,
Z7O3 7 St NV. 5000 Or, bath vi %
1OOT 9th NV. CT bSZ7 SO l35 ID ne. Or, b .$l651
30SS CAME pl.9r. bse5.5,i
COLORED.
2o2s Rosedale NV, 1927 Duncan ne
sr b.-.--.... SO 50. or. bath 1900. $40
50 18th NV, sr. b. S-5lz 9th St. II 81.
fat -..........SI 81. col b. fat .sls-5O
FLATS.
2217 18th NV. 6r bS35. 90, 1706 NV, 6r. b. s59u1
The Chelsea. 6Tb $3.50 z503 nth er b. 50 90
1lO4 18th NV Ar Z50I 18th. 81. b.. $3.50
b. ..-.-..-----.S2 So 80 s4l5 r NV. Or. $3.50
300 18th NV. or b. 81. 30 So Orleans ne. or
Us 18th ne. ST. b. $50 b. .--..-.----- tls99
AT 18th ne, a.. $3.50 40 18th ne. orb $lh-9O
1914 Fla. ave. 6r. 1929 18th nw., 6r.
b. .Si1.50i b. az29V
1871 l. Sc Ar b SO 90 1861 l. So, r. h.Sl0OO
1875 L Sc. 4r. b. $40 1884, l. Sc, ar, bSlODO
1857 L Sc, 4r- ---S9.o0l
SUBURBAN.
Wesley Heights, .. c.. dwg., and stable;
6r. b. S-1uJ
STORES.
1881 1lth NV, store Nv cor 18th and
and 5r. 5000 I tCor- $45)----&Z o-VO
20 y Sc, ------.-.-$l S-5Ot
STABLES.
Rear 20 Pierce NV: water; stalls. =. %
ap4-2t
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FOR SALE-LoTS.

FOR SALE-TTaCts Of from one to ten acres
near Connecticut ave. car line. and lots at
BrightwOod, d. q G, on monthly payments:
only very small cash payment required
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER, 612 18th st. NV.
ap4-St
RINERDALE PARK, MARYLAND.
Building lots. 800 20 500; good water:
hne car service. and short ride 10 center OF
city; several 6-rOOm houses for sale on easy
terms. Apply THE RIVERDALE PARK
co, Claude Warren. Manager, Riverdale.
Nd ao4-2t
FOR SALE acre front IS feet on Connec-
ucut ave. between Chevy Chase and new
million dollar bridge; forest shade; price low.
AoaresS BOA lO4- The Ontario. mh29-39t
AM LEAVING city; Will sell beautiful
lots IN Maryland Park. one fare from any
part Of city, at half price. Address OWN
Err. BOX 567. Times Office mh30-7t
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
In Hyattsvine, nearly new six-roo1u
house; large hall, PANTY; nicely
painted and Papered; water in
kitchen; fertile lot 6ox15o, well
fenced; poultry house. S1,4OO. 90;
$4,000 cash, balance $500 month
ly, Including interest.
Sevep-rooIn house, nearly new:
stable, hen house Coz 1000 hens:
four acres rich land; two blocks to
trolley and pogtonice. $3.50. 90:
$4,000 cash, $25-oo monthly, in
Guiding interest.
GEO. c. WALKER,
HYATTSYILLE, MD.
mhS1-7t
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NORTHEAST REAL ESTATE.

BIG DEMAND FOR SMALL HOUSES.
Stafford & Norway. the only real estate
firm n Northeast. They devote rhclr entire
time to Northeast property. What have you
20 rent or SELF We handle real estate, loans.
insurance collect your rents. insure your
property. Seventh and II SITS. ne TnhG5-s0t
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FOR RENT-234 18th St ne: a new e-story,
6-rocrn aud tiled bath pressed brick house:
very large front and back yard and shed,
Colonial porch. house just completed; rent.
II. r. HowENsrEUS CO. 1914 F st. NV.
Sp4-St
FOR RENr-sPEGIAL, BARGAINS ~
1910 18th St nv
rooms bath. latrobs hSzat.......-....S $50. %
"a 18th s.. ne
6 rooms. bath. lalrobe hcat..-...-.--.. 80
251 18th St cor
rooms. bath. Iatrobe heat.......... 22-5o
2204 Decatur place nv.
rooms. bath furnace hest........,. 8 80
Cpl I x ne.
$ roorrs and batR.....................,. 1880
5O3 18th s. Sc
rooms and bath---.-.--.-.-...-----.. Is 50
les kT9 eIner st. ne.
H. r. HowENsTEiN Z co. 1914 st. NV NV
4p1-SL
NEW six rooms and bath. cemented cellars:
furnace heat; handsomely decorated. G and
18th sts Sc, S205o- s Z MASON, 1875 G
st. Sc apart
FOR RENT-97i Florida ave. NV. Groom
house; only So Key at eli W NV. white
teILaIlls ollly- ~
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE II good condition
near car line Inquire Mr.. Il Y. WOOD.
Fort Myer heights. Va Il
FOR RENT-COLORED TENNNTS-lSos. 15s
and 10 y St, Sc: brick dwellings: each
with six rooms. water and sewer rem $3.50
each per month.
JAMES F. SHEA. sf3 LOUISIANA ave NV
sp3-6t
FOR RENT-DesiTabie 5-roon modern fa1s,
s14o-4s s.. NV. 5000 per month. Keys
at 3I46-
MoRRIsoss REAL ESTATE COMPANY. Inc.
1925 G ST. y. ". ap3-3t
FOR RENT-Ss3 Allison St nv. s rooms and
bath; steam heat: large porch: nut Colonial:
rent 1910. Apply CHAS. = Z RIBBY, 7o3
12tn g NV. apI-u
FOR -S25.5O-Two-s.ots pressed rick
ments' to white party only. Central North
west. address the OWNER, BOX 5s9.
Times Once. aps-9t
HEDUCED TO $3.50
Near IS h and Park roaa NV. handsome
three-story Colonial home o. nine rooms and
bath; cellar and furnace. c cd repair.
COLLINS-GUERRY CO, q 18th st. nv.
FOR RENT-Houss s1s 18th st Sc. 6 rooms;
Apply cHXs. E. TRfB BY h 8 nf 5i aSu
T0S 18th st. NV. mh1s-tf
FOR RENT-Houses. apartments. and ofnces
In sn parts Of the city. B'or detailed list
send or call 40 cur Office,
THOS. .. FISHER & Co. Qnc),~
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS.
72s 18th 81 nv. jzz5-tf
FOR REN7-s23 Allison 81. NV. 6 rooms ana
bath; steam heat large porch; front Colonial !
Apply CKAS. Z. TRIBBY- 7O3 18th St nv.
Ja1l-6
FOR RENT-FLAIS.
1sT NV. 1SoI-F1at fo- rent; s.es-a aeat;
gas and bath: $500 apS-3t
WANTED-MoNEY.
wANTED-To borrow 500 for s months; Will 1
give 500 and security for use OF money. Ad-
dress BOX 59S. Times Office 2p4-3t
WANTED-SUBURBAN.
wANTED-At once for earnest buyer one
fourth acre or more with house on or near
car line NAT. CAPITAL I ARM AGENCY
81 f St W ap3-3t
FOR SALE-SUBUR5AT.
u YOU want 10 buy a Maryland farm on
suburban home see N or send fos latest
MARION DUcKErT & SON.
s5s n. W. iy2-a
FOR sALE-BaSEains IN suburban home.
bargains IN Maryland farms.
GEO. c. WALKER,
EVANSVILLE, ND.
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HOUsEs-ExcHANGE OR TDADE.

TRADE-f2Oo0 equity downtown house for
building lot or smaller house. 10 rooms. hot
water heat baths. 2-ssory brick stable
Price. 1000 Trust s. 600.
REAL ESTATE COMPANY. Inc
1875 @ St y. " ap3-3t
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FOR SALE-Store. S-room house and stable,
in TenleytOwn. at a sacrifeei lacy wishes
to retire from business; photo II onice.
HENRY w. oFFJTT. s2d ana N SITS
mh2z-tt
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Circuit Court, No. I.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

NO. 5J-ib. kFelJer vs.. Berg, demurrer
to declaration sustained with leave TO
amend in ten days. Plaintiffs attor-
neys. E H. COlladay and H +. LerCh,
cefendants attorneys. Brandenburg &
Brandenburg.
No. 476TS. HeacOck VS.. Clancy: motion
for oral examination Of +. l.. Hawks
granted and held Plaintiffs attorneys.
Wilson & Barksdale; defendant attCr-
ncy, z. Hilton Jackson
No. 5000. Vlspi vs.. Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad Company; demurrer to
declaration overrdled with ten days to
plead over. Plaintiffs attorneys. J.
Med. Darlington and J. f. Pennypacker;
defendants attorney, George +. Ham
ilton.
No. 1885,. Ball VS.. United States Ex-
press Company; motion for new trial
overruled and judgment on verdict;
appeal noted; cost bond, 500; order pro-
longing January term. 1903. for thirty
eight days TO settle bill of exceptions.
Plaintiffs attorneys. D. w. Baker and
Shechy & Hogan; defendants attorneys,
Biraey & Wcodard.
No. JG22S- KYLE rs. Realty Banking
and Trust Company, motion 10 strike
pleas ard AFFIDAVIT from files granted
with ten DAYS to defendants TO plead
Plaintiffs attorney, 3. 7. leighton.
No 4J529. Catholic University Of Amer
lea VS.. WagSaman ct al: bill OF eXcep-
tions signed and filed. plaintiffs attor-
neys, John " Yerkes and J. J. Hamil-
ton; defendants attorneys, John Selden
and Holmes Conrad
No. ,4705S. Kaufman VS.. Dobbins.
No. 1883. Heyman VS.. Dobbns.
No. 1850. RoSenthal VS. Dobbins: or
der certifying above cases. TO Circuit
Court No. 2.
No. 4S478. Shenandoah Valley National
Bank VS.. Fleischman ct al. Motion for
new trial filed Plaintiffs attorney, 2.
II. Jackson; defendants attorney, s. T.
Thomas.
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RECORD
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Equity Court, No. I.


No. 1885 Perry VS. Walter; refer
ence TO auditor. Complainant solicitor
X. Ross Perry & Son; defendants So
hciuOT, H W SOhOn.
No. Z7674 Rosenberg VS.. Spanier,
trustees authorized to make certain
loans. Compliments solicitors, Alex.
Wolf and J. !. Peyser.
No. 26S05. Palmer VS.. Palmer; sale
finally ratified and reference TO auditor.
Compartments solicitors, r. p. Evans.
r. H. Benson, and w. w. Poultney;
defendants solicitors, John Ridout and
I. B. Linton.
No. 1858. Simmons VS.. Simmons; Pink
ney B. Havenner appointed receiver;
bond, $500 Complainant solicitor. c..
T. Hendler.
No. 2765s. In re assignment; Leah
Loeb; sale at public auction authorized.
Compliments solicitors, Wolf g. Rosen-
berg; defendants solicitor, W. c. Sulli-
van.
No 27529. Brown VS.. Richardson; fund
ordered paid into registry and time 10
take proof limited. Compliments So
licitors, 3. II Schwartz and NJ Stras-
burger; defendants solicitors. T. L. JEFF
fords and James T. Hunter
No. 1851. Woodbury. VS. Woodbury.;
commission ordered TO issue and time
to take proof limited. Compliments
solicitor, ~ Hufty; defendants solicit
tors, Mcneil & Mcneil, and Chauncey
{. Hackett.
No. 2771S. Cave VS.. Cave; rule as to
alimony returnable April 90 1905. Com
plainant's solicitors, Douglass, Baker &
Sheriff. and II H O'Bear.
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Kew Colonial Six-Eoona House,
large front porch, colonial style hOt-Water
near cellar uSnder whole house light AMI
dry. beautiful Tiled hath room: -tr0-storv
back porches: model home in every way.
price f4l0o, being 500 less than any sold IN
row. owner and occupant. SIS Z ST ne OF
500 p 81 NV. Fnrn-ture Sso-a at
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LOANS TO BUILDERS.

LOANS-One year per cent loans 70 builders.
REAL ESTATE COMPANY. Inc
l3Z5 G ST. n W ap5-3t
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wANTED-APARTMENTS.

WANTED-Modern apartment: NV: stat
price. BOX COS, Times Office apE3t
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n $500 ?. N.
"Sunday only
OF the following
Tel Main 1871; SIS
as New Union
Main 7SS0: Infor-
uo17-rf
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-02-25
Bedford Hedges Dies in Port
land OREGON.

Mr.. Bedford Hedges, son of MIR. and
-drs. Joseph Hedges, of this county.
leo Friday night, at Portland, Oregon,
rom pneumonia. Mr.. Hedges was Sc
ears OF age. and grandson of l.. B.
NJ. Bedford. Of near this city. with
Rhom ne made his home when not fol-
lowing his profession of an actor dur
ing the theatrical seasons.
He was travelling this season az one
d the stars with Eat the Old
Cross Roads" company. and was play
'iig weeks engagement at Portland.
oregon, during the holidays when ne
was taken down with pneumonia.
his family was notified OF his illness
II the time, and his sister. Mrs. WAYNE
\. Bromley, of Cattlettsburg, left i'm
nediately for his bedside. He inprov-
20 slowly and was thought to be out of
al danger, until he suffered a reIapse
nat terminated in his death as stated
above.
MI. hedges had by hard work won
lisrlnctlon on the stage and his LARGE
Slrcie OF friends in this. his old home
are grleved to hear of his dernise
me remains, accompanied hv mis-
SISTER Mrs. Bromley. left Port.anc
Saturday for Paris, and are not ex ,,s.I.
go 70 reach here before the after mar,
Of this.week e1 par
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-02-25
A Home at Your Own Terms.

fast June there was no such place
in Paris as Henry Division, to-day it is
the most desirable residence portion OF
our city. 1t has twelve new, beautiful
and modern cottages all occupied. The
avenues are wide and after the grad
ing has been completed will be the
prettiest in Paris, no part of the city
excepted. There has already been g.
900 feet of concrete pavement laid.
and Just as soon as the weather opens
I'D many more feetswiil be put down.
Itsis one of our highest points. and no
better sanitary surroundings could be
wished for.
There are number of the choicest
lots left in this division. and no better
investment could be made by capital
lists or by those who desire TO have a
home of their own instead of paying
out the everlasting. rent every month.
There are a number of people a this
time, under present business condi-
tionS, in Bourbon county. that are out
of employment for the time being. new
ertheless they will have TO pay rent
lust the same. Now would lt. not be
Infinitely better for them to pay the
same amount on home for their fam
lilies.
DR.. Henry, the progressive real
estate man, wants these people to come
TO see him, for he has proposition TO
make 10 them that will be astonishing,
whereby you can secure your own
home in a little while in such man
ner that you will never miss it. When
you pay a months rent ir will be but
a payment on a home. Be sure and
call on DR.. Henry after looking at the
property in Henry Division. This is an
opportunity of life time TO secure a
nome on the very best terms.
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Wednesday, March II, 1905

will dispose of the following stock,
crop, implements, etc..
corn shelter;
= l cutting box;
/ tedder;
cattle troughs;
i Bemis tobacco setter;
a breaking plows;
l 3-horse Solid Comfort pillow;
l 3-horse Avery disc pillow;
3 Brown cultivators;
/ disc harrow
2 smoothing harrowS;
Hoosier drills:
3 double shovel plowS;
8 pair wagon and piow gear;
l spring wagon 49,;
l 10-horse power Gaar-Scott enigne =
l Bull hay rake; .~s
z Deering Binders;
l Deering hemp machine;
wheat fan;
Is hemp brakes, new:
! Mccormick mower;
corn planter;
40 tons timothy hay:
200 barrels corn in crib;
2 2-horse wagons;
] slide:
feed wagon;
iron roller:
26 head yearling cattle;
2 fresh cows;
/ pair mare mules, Is hands. 6-year-
old, best workers in the county;
! horse mule. 16 hands. fine worker
! mare mule. is IL hands, good
one;
400 cotton sacks;
pair power horse clippers;
40-gallon kettles:
: 1Cvphers incubator;
power mill, grinds cob and corn;
Bacon and lard from eight hogs;
20 head sheep. iambing;
10 brood scws:
Is 80-pound shoats: n
/ boar.
TERMS $50 and. under, cash lover
that amount. six months credit with
interest at per cent. on bankabie
paper.
r. P. BARNETT.
A. 7. Forsyth, Auctioneer. 25-3t
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VOLUME XVIII
The Time is Limited.

While a large number OF. our sub
.cribers have been very prompt in re-
,Ivinc 10 the notices sent out by us
,.ocentlv. in compliance with ruling
Il the Postoffice Department, vet there
.re still a goodly number who have
,s;d no attention to our appeal
Now that the Department has given
rs limited tine to square up our sub
scyiption accounts, we feel that we are
doing our duty in our efforts to comply
,yitb this ruling, yet we desire it TO
bo understood and have tried TO i'm
,,ross if upon the minds of those who
arc in Arrears that this is no special
r,ove on cur part to put our SUBSCRIPTION
list on a cash basis. but under penalty
Of forfeiture of our postal privileges
we are compelled to Go SO.
The time is now drawing near when
# will be necessary for US to discon-
rinue all papers that are not paid up In
advance. so we again urge our delin-
ouents to come in and settle their SUBJ
scription accounts up to date and IN ad-
VANCE so that we may continue to send
them our paper.
There are on our lists men who are
&c "cood as gold'' and who we would
trust for most any amount. but as it
is. we must know no favorites and
must look on all alike, but we truly
hope that.this persistent effort.will not
cause any iIi-feeling, and that those
who are in arrears will pay up In the
near future. and continue their sub
scriptions.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-02-25
MATRIMONIAL.
CLANCY-RAY.

Miss Florence T. Clancy and Mr..
Geo. Bell Ray were united in marriage
last evening at 1870 O'Clock, at the
parsonage of TIE Catholic church, Rev.
Father James Cusack officiating. The
bride is sister of Mrs. James Con-
nelly. of this city, ana is a handsome
and most estimable young woman, and
was one of the efficient operators at
the East Tennessee Telephone ex-
change. The groom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Sweeney. Ray. and one of our
industrious and popular young business
men,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-02-25
Good Sale By Equity People,

The Society of Ecni'y, stIWinchester
Friday, sold to o. 4. Walker Tobacco
Company. of Covington, 500. 900 pounds
OF high grade tobacco, to 5e manufac-
tured into Walkers Equity Twist,
which is now being put on the market.
The Society also sold Thursday i.0O0,-
900. pounds of tobacco to an independ-
ent factory. The THURSDAY sale
amounted to $50, 900. while Fridays
sale amounts to 100000.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-02-25
Mrs. Patrick Campbell at Lex.
ineton.

Mrs.. Patrick Campbell, the greatest
English speaking actress. comes to the
Lexin gton Opera House next Friday,
Feb. 18th, for two performances. matt
nee and night. She will present at
the matinee" Hedda Gabler" and at
night the Second Mrs. Tanquerey. 4"
The sale of seats opens Wednesday
morning. The prices will be 80 cents,
70 cents. Sl.00. $3.50 and $500. All
orders sent to Manager Scott will re-
ceive prompt attention.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-02-25
Public Sale
Stock, Crop, Farm Machin=
cry, Etc.

At my home on the Lexington pike,
3 miles from Paris, and on the Blue
grass Traction line, beginning at 10
a. m, On
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-02-25
Reel Foot Lake Fish.
Fresh fish every week.
LOGAN HOWARD.
Ex-Parisian Shot in Florida.

"a telegram was received here yes
terday morning by Ward Wilcox that
his brother, James Wilcox. formerly
OF this city. had been shot three times
atiDaytonia, Fla. Sunday. Later in
the day anotheI Telegram was receiv-
ed which stated that the wounds were
not dangerous. Mr.. James Wilcox is
city marshal and tax collector at Day
tOnia. No particulars could be obtain
Ell about the shooting.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-02-25
Brakeman Killed.

Price w. Irving, Of Winchester, an
:. & N. brakeman was run over and
Allled at East Bernstadt, yesterday
morning about 10 o'cluck. Mr.. Irving
vas well-known in Paris and was on
the run with Conductor L. W. Camery,
Of this city.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-02-25

We have just received another barrel
OF fine Sorghum. Telephone your order
cary il you want any.
(25-2t -s VIM. SAUER.
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Saturday, February, D,l9OS,

on the premises at about the hour of
IL O'Clock a. M. sell at public auc-
ton to the highest and best bidder Il
property hereinafter described up'ui
credits of six and twelve months for
equal parts of the purchase money,
for which the purchaser or purchasers
will be required to execute bonds with
good surety payable to the undersigned
Master Commissioner, bearing inter-
cts at the rate of 6 per cent. per
annum from day OF sale until paid and
having the force. and effect of judg-
ment. The property to be sold Is
described as follows:
No. l. A lot beginning at corner to
John L. Hinton on Main street in
Paris, KY, and running about 80 feet
to lot No. 2. described below thence
with the line of lot No. 2 towards
Pleasant street about ia feet to Ford
Brent's line; thence along the line of
Ford Brent and the Presbyterian
church to the property of John L. Hin
TONS corner about 90 feet; thence
with John T. Hinton slime to the point
of beginning on Main street about Ia
feet and having thereon frame dwell
ing known as the Eliza j. Ogden home
place.
No. 2. Beginning on Main street at
corner of lot No. above described and
running along Main street l6a feet to
Paton's corner; thence towards Pleas
ant street with Paton's line about ia
feet to Ford Brenu'S line; thence along
Brent's line 1S3 feet to corner of lot
No. l above; thence with the line of
lot No. l above towards Main street
about ia feet to the point of beginning
and having thereon store room now
occupied by Harry Ogden as jewelry
store. Said property will be offered IN
rhe above described parcels, and
then as whole and the best bid or bids
ageregating the most money. accepted.
RUSSELL MANN.
Master Commissioner Bourbon Ciruit
Court.
Mcmillan & Talbot, Attorneys.
! 3l-febl4-28 nsn.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-02-25
PUBLIC SALE
Of
Stock and Farm
Implements.
Having decided to quit farming.
will or
Tuesday, March 10. 1908,

J
offer at pubic sale at my farm on the
pike, at about the hour of
10 a. m. the following:
! sorrel mare, fit for lady to drive;
bay mare. IN foal to Henry Bright /;
l brown mare:
bay horse;
yearling mare Henry Bright;
work r1ules;
yearling mules;
red cows:
jersey COWS;
Jersey calves;
"a long yearling cattle;
70 yearling calves;
IS head Southdown sheep:
sUws and pigs;
sows. pig in March;
Durock shoats;
40 cattle shoas;
male hog;
Flows c1ltivators ETC.;
Wheat drill and fan;
wagons;
Binders new;
cutting harrows;
Ross Cutting box;
corn cutter;
mower;
1000 tobacco sticks;
$50 barrels corn in crib;
100 shocks corn in field;
Forks, shoveIs and other farm nipple
m ents too numerous TO mention.
! steam hay bailer.
J. WALKER MUIR.
Paris, Ky.
A. 7. Forsyth. Auctioneer.
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Bourbon Fiscal Court.

J The Bourbon Fiscal Court will cCn-
vene Wednesday morning for it's regu-
lar monthly session.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-02-25
PARIS. KENTUCKY. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 25 1908
Read Barnett's Sale AID.

Read the sale advertisement in this
issue of r. p. Barnett. who on March
18th. will sell all of his stock, crops.
farming implements, etc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-19

$. officiating to FREQ passes.
s. 32-To provide for tho purchase and
distribution OF anti-toxin.
s. 6-lmposins certain duties on the
state board OF health,
s. officiating to tho returns of births,
deaths and marriages..
s. ito provide for the display Of
flags on school premises.
s. ITO provide for an appeal from
the probate court In the matter OF the
support OF insane persons.
SENATE BILLS REFERRED
S. toto consolidate tho Chestnut Hrl
reservoir and the Sunset Lake Water
company.
PASSED
II. 1N5-An act abolish.ug the board of
agriculture and croatluc the Office of
commissioner of agriculture. Mr.. Mar
TIN of Brooklne moved TO dismiss the
bill. Mr., Williams of Newport explained
the bill and favored &c. Mr. Flint of
Rralntree and Mir. Fletcher of Cavendlsh
favored the bill Tho motion to dismiss
was lost and tho bill was passed by an
emphatic vote
on motion Of Mr. Brcnon OF Fairfield
tho House adjourned
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