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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-01-01
To Teachers of Irego Co.

To contest for representative
to Golden Belt Declamatory con-
test will be held in Wa-Keeney
Saturday February, 9Th, at 2 p.
m.
The representatives in the
Spelling Contest will contest on
Saturday. March T. Remember
that if you wish to represent
Trego County at Russell, Satur-
day March 10, 1910 you must win
at -Keeney, March 18th
Trego must win.
EVA l.. PHILBROOK.
County SUPERINTENDENT
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-01-01
COLLYER.

Wish you all a happy New
Year.
Geo. Glantz butchered a beef
Sunday
The roads are in a slippery
condition
Winter still continues with no
sign of abating.
Mrs. Chas. Glenn has been i'll
with a very sore throat.
School teachers will all resume
their work January 3rd.
Our merchants report the larg
est trade for many holidays.
r. J. Tague spent Xmas Day
with John Walsh and family.
Services at Catholic church
January End at the usual time.
Chas. Kirby and sister spent
Christmas with F. Acre and fam
lily.
Landlord Briggs served a fine
spread Christmas night for his
patrons.
The Downie Bros. spent the
holidays with home folks at Win
chester, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Chapman and
little son spent Christmas Day
with Mrs. Luck
We know a capital joke on one
of our enterpriSing merchants
which is almost too good not to
give away.
Mrs. John Glenn resumed her
musical work again December
29th after several weeks delay
owing to bad roads.
Soon it will be 1910 and if you
are going to do any swearing you
had better begin now-we began
yesterday and have a powerful
lot to do yet before we are all
through.
Rev. Ziegenfouss, Mesdames
]. Kessler, G.. G. Hickman, Miss
es Belle and Mamie Glenn, Mad
cline Kessler, Messrs. G. G. Hick-
man, j. Kessler, Ira Kessler,
Master Reginald Glenn and Joe
Glenn spent Christmas Day with
John Glenn and family.
The program and tree given
by Rev. Ziegenfouss, December
24th, at the Catholic church was
greeted by a crowded edifice des-
pite the extreme cold. The pro
gram was good and we'll render
ed. The Collyer band was at its
best and old Santa Claus came to
cheer the hearts of all. The
! Christmas play given was well
rendered and reflects credit to
Rev. Ziegenfouss and partici
pants
4 Owing to literary" being the
18th of January the concert Civ
en- out for that date will be given
January 21st and the program
will please all as the program on
this occasion will be miscellan-
eous in selections. music, etc. will
be all that could be desired. The
band needs no special comment
and the stringed orchestra viii
surprise all. Miss KirkendaI
will give her choicest readings
and our local talent will not dis
appoint you. Admission 10 and
Is cents, January 21st at 8 p. m
sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Lorimer en-
4 tertained about thirty six OF
their friends Xmas evening in {
most pleasant manner. The mum
erous feasts spread during the
evening were fit for kings. The
: guests aeele~ enjoying the even
ing departed for their homes
wishing they might enjoy many
more pleasant returns of the day
with their delightful host and
hostess. The host and hostes:
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-01-01

Don't use harsh physics The
reaction weakens the bowels,
leads to chronic constipation
Get Doan's Regulets. They OPP
crate easily, tone the stomach,
cure constipation
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-01-01
ESTABLISHED MARCH 2. 1879.
SATURDAY, JAN. /, 1910.


To the Republicans of he Sixth Congress-
ona1 District:
Although it has been known in general
way for sometime that / am a Republican
candidate for Congress, now make this for
NAL announcement of my candidacy. which
shall continue until the end of the August
primaries. an a Republican and believe
in the principles of the party which has al
ways been progressive. that platform prom
ises should be sacredly kept. and that the
party will settle all National questions
right and If nominated and elected shall
fearlessly do my part. strive to obey the
wishes OF my constituents. and protect 4 he
interests OF the indi vidual citizen in this dis
trict against all unjust burdens imposed by
the organized private interests.
Later, shall, by PUBLIC addresses. state
mentS and otherwise. discuss the public
questions that are up for solution in this
Campaign,
Respectfully.
d. YOUNG.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-01-01
TAKE NOTICE

All parties knowing themselves
to be indebted to US will please
call and settle on or before Janu-
airy Is, 1910
TAWNEY & SMITH,
Ogallah. Kansas.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-01-01


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The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
FIGHTING MAYOR
TAKES SCEPTRE
(acoma Chooses Him To Make Test Of
Commission Plan Because He's of
Trust Buster Calibre.

TACOMA, Wash. May 25.-"Fight-
bg Vance" Fawcett. Tacoma's hrst
bayor under the commission form OF
|overnment, was elected because he
|ad a backbone.
Tacoma was making a very I'm
|prtant experiment, and Tacoma
fanted TO take no chances on the cali
pr OF the chief figure In the expert
BENT. So Fighting Vance" II was.
|or Tacoma knew Fawcett.
Tacoma had him In the executive
pair upon a former occasion. Some
years ago Fawcett went out and
hopped down Ave miles of telephone
Tres when the operating company
ffused to take them down.
IL was his anti-corporation record
pet elected Fawcett. The people
anted man upon whom they could
hpend to protect them from the in
rests" Because he was Ga the poll
eians paid little attention TO Faw'
Stt, but he ran like a three-year-old,
the chagrin OF the professionals.
Tacoma's street car situation, the
ilway question and other municipal
3 need doctoring. The new charter
sovides the medicine and Fighting
hnce" has the nerve TO dole II out
alopathic doses.
e. II Is because of his fighting spirit
at the public believes Mayor Faw'
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
DIED.

BENDER-May "a, at her home 11sl
daughter OF Mrs Augusta Bender.
aged 20 years. Funeral Thursday at
p, m. from residence. Burial pri-
DoWNER-,May, 20, at her residence.
wife OF Daniel Downer. Funeral from
residence, Thursday. May 2e, at !:
p. m.
GowANLoCK-suddenly May %. 1910.
At Grace hospital Thomas Gowan-
father OF Mrs. Frank Burtenshaw and
VIM. J. Gowanlock. Funeral Thurs
day at y. IN. form residence. Eigh-
feminist. near Joy-rd.
JUBENvILLE--May2 "a. Louis r.. at his
daughters residence. aged Sc years,
Louis r. and Norma Jubenville. Fu-
neral from J Delor q Sons parlois,
469 Orleans-st.. Thursday at y. IN.
MILLS-May 81. at Chicago. Ill. Will
lam F.. beloved son OF William and
Hanna A. Mills. 1s9 Beech-st BROTH
err OF Miss Minnie Mills, Mrs. George
Brown. Windsor, Ont; Mrs. GeorSe
Hindmarsh. New York city: Mr., Al
bert Mills, Grand Rapids. and or the
late Mr.. Thomas T. Mills, and Mrs.
William III. Green. Burial In chicago
woDTKE-May 20, Herminnie, aged So
years. beloved wife OF Gustave Wodt-
berg and Gustave Wodtke. Jr. lI-
neral Thursday. from residence. n
Charlevoix-st., at 2, and at st. Paul
church at $3.50 b. IN.
wEILAND-May "a. Cecilia, aged 2?
years, beloved wife OF Frank We'll
Harper-ave., Friday. May 81, at $500
to ST. Anthony's church at a. IN
Interment at Mt. Olivet.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
BIRTHS.

Robert Smith, ia Stevens.
Willie Oldham, Woman's hospital
Morgan Bylick. sol Buchanan.
Frederick Irwin. 206 Pallister.
Michael Szszepanlk, 173 Otis.
Tomaz Weltz, l65 Commercial
Otto Kuhn. 1874 Mt. Elliott.
August LoQuere, $40 Champlain.
Peter Polak. 92S Dubois.
August Herman. SOC Fifteenth.
valentine Johnacka, 1909 ST. Aubln.
BOYS.
Jacob Gongola, SCI Rivard.
Henry Van Stelant, SS Shepard.
James Burns. 240 Fourteenth.
Joseph Kami. III Military.
Stanlslaw Fec. so Goldner.
Peter Liarnlk. l66 Hammond
John Markewicz, 20 Goldner.
James Newman, 752 Ellery.
Morris Chereshney, sic Hastings.
Edward Relker. rs Moran.
Alexander Grimshaw, 347 AlRer.
Clarence McCosh. Detroit.
John Baker, 500 sixteenth.
Louis Laskaris, 262 briggs
Franrzek Rychwa, 1855 Otis.
John Thurman, 1926 Sheridan.
John Sieger. 16 Beech.
Edward Gilinski, 225 Waterloo.
Louie Bounker. 1864 Oakland.
William Christie, 1853 Russell.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26

MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles H. McBradner, so: Julia II.
Rogers. 46.
John p. Ochs, so. Dearborn; Annie
Z. Simeck. 80. Detroit.
Jesse Rose, 19. Lansing; Alta Hob
bins, IS. BEDFORD.
Perry NJ. Smith, "a. Redford; Alice
&c. Grace. Fl, Pennington.
Theodore Mojenski. %: Mary Wawr-
zyniak, 22.
Peter Brzeyinski. %; Josephine
Swiantek. 20.
John Dongan. 20; Frances Tvoncic,
2s
Omar C. Face. 81; Hattie L. John
son, 81.
James Anderson. "a; Mathilda wag.
ner. 49,
Alfred peltier, 81; Marguerite E.
Kurtz, 10.
Joseph Cinchna, 21; Faliksa Gin
ska, 20.
John H. Hochschulte, 35, Saginaw:
Helen + Andrews. 81, Detroit.
Martin Matthias, %; Estella Jasl-
wicz. 20.
William c. Carl, 80; Lorenna Micks.
35.
George II. Miller. "a; Martha Rath-
man. %.
William o. Walker. AZ. Toledo;
Theresa A. Sconlon. "a. same.
Charles Ryan. 80; Elizabeth Burns,
80.
William c. Troth, %; Lena Marsh.
2S.
Emil Tote. %; Mota Sorensen, IS.
Wojoiech Lekinska. "a; Mary Rip
ske, 90
Edward Hlrschfeld. "a; Gertrude
Abrahamson, "a
George Dragas. 2l; Anna Triff. IS,
Fred E. Pocock. %; Anna E. Fraley,
"a.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26

BuAiness-like Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co., is
John R,-st. Main 4aS. or CITY 1885
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26

IL will dominate the commission. y
[Tacoma's commission plan was
bdeied after the Des Moines (lowa)
tp. bnt the men who drew II be-
I've they have some improvements
er the original.
Each commissioner and the mayor
assigned TO a separate department,
er which he exercises absolute con-
N. For legislative purposes the
kn have equal power and the mayor
IS no vote. The charter contains
! initiative and referendum and the
hall.
Irhe mayor is head OF city health
y sanitary departments, while the
Der four men toohSa4whatever posi-
ms they were best fitted for.
1rhe voters elected men whose abil-
fitted them 70: specific work For
. light and water departments, q
Instruction engineer was elected A
inner city treasurer was elected
Inmissioner of finance. The com
!ssioner of public works was for
Srly a contractor. ..
The commission has declared that
will place the city on a business
BIS and one of Its avowed intentions
! 10 lop OF 100000 a month from
, municipal payroll.
It's a big Job and much depends
'on the rigidity OF Fawcett. While
= whole northwest Is watching Tue
pertinent with lot OF interest.
coma is betting that Fighting
nee" will make good.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
LEGAL NOTICE.

state of Michigan, County OF Wayne,
$40 a session OF the Probate Court
FOR said County ot Wayne. held AT ths
Probate Court Room I'm the City OF De-
EycaSN one Thousand nine hundred and
ZEN present Henry Hubert, Judge
~ probate. In the Matter Of the KS
strument in writing purporting 20 %
49,. tast will and testament Of said de-
ceased having been delivered into tbie
me eighth day OF June next. a. ten
a'ciock in the forenoon. at said Souft
Roon. be appointed f9r Rroyipg ssie
That a COPY OF this order be published
rec successive weeks previous - eetd
time OF hearing, In the Detroit Il.nee,
Said County OF wayne. HENNl -
eSoy5' cHAS q CHADWICK Pfohets
Clerk. -.----------------------.----....-.-.-
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
DAILY DEATH LIST.

william @. winson, 81 years. sos
Maybury: suicide
Frederick Wolf. 80 years Wabash
ny. and Fort; crushing Injuries
Thomas Valente. IL years, HE'D Crcss
hospital; pneumonia,
Loretta Cecilia. l month, House Of
Trovidence maHutritiur.
Joseph Hayes, / month. House Of
Providence. malnutrition.
Lola Messacar, 40 years. 20 Forsyshe,
CT opsy.
hospital; conclusion OF brain.
William Russell. / month. House OF
Providence; malnutrition.
susan Brown. i03 years, s67 Twelfth,
bronchitis.
TheIma NJ. Buntz, = years, 7s6 VIII
iams: diphtheria.
Edward Mason, IS years. 2s Anton
cite; nephritis.
LottIe Wolf, "a years. 1929 Van Dyke;
James II. Black. 81 years, PhiIaael-
phia, Pa; cerebial hemorrhage.
Herman wadtke. IS years, 7s6 Lee
land: cancer.
Leo Clemens. 10 years. 1859 Man.
well; abscess
Frank Bonczkowski, 81 years, 1893
Jos Campau. endocarditls.
clara Bochanek. IL years. 26S Will
Jams myocarditls.
paul StachalewIcz. ~ years 30S ThIr-
.ty-hfth pneumonia. u =
Helena Malakinska. Fl years 2ss Dc-
land: exhaustion.
Mary r. snider. 81 years, 323 Hub
bard. heart disease.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26

Lots of people waited on May 20,
no. for the end Of the world by the
|ghing gas route, which was pre-
Etod by that eminent French scien-
il Camille Flammarion as possible
hte OF AFFAIRS the comets tail would
|oduce when the earth plowed
rough II.
After the comet came and went
bving US all here safe and sound, II
gan to dawn on everybody that we
IA been AFOREMENTIONED again.
ILLUMINATION can see more different
hys OF ending the world than any
|e else. In France they call him
he scientist with the wonderful i'm
Eination." and he certainly has a
pnderful think tank. He can get
lat out of the center Of the earth,
ID can count the boats on the canals
Mars. He's a master mechanic at
eine things strange and new in the
lar system.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26

FOR ExCHANGE--5e0 acres good land
In fruit belt; fenced. near school,
developing; between two trunk rail-
roads; no waste land; water for stock
and will raise anything that grows
In Michigan; price $40 per acre; ono
terms. Address Box $50. Fenton.
Mich.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26

Fred Wardell
AuctiOneer

Has sold the following property
at auction in the past two
weeks.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
See Geo II. KeYe.

ze1 s4I1---.s.sz.1kxc4 e91<1
Geo II. Kev<
For investments and Ho61c
go. ooe--Inecms $500 sake n.I<
k2keeR sxenen4< . Y. Y. !. .
trgit: sil: soius trade. &.
He;eog--Income tt'7oo; no tre4< >,1<
's; .S.s.e s,,ne sae s.psn..,,
2.ooD--corner near rullsr htl.I.
.,eysf SO rooms end mQAsrn a. &
sisye 10 ss. es t. aa. esss = ''s
si2:oOo--ineome 1850; 4-fst so-ft
i;S N,,;;! s,s1': $500; solia brick.
I2,o0o-2t-room brick. < -clrcls. near
Woodward easy terms. q
si4.ooo---stone house. new. modsrn 70
si2.0oo--Doubie solid brick near
Woodward. hish-ciass avenue: q
n.ccc-Income si.ioo; corner. ons-|
slo,6oo--solid brick and STONE. ~
rooms, near Woodward.
( ss;ooo--loc- q. lot near wqodw<re;
,lo.0oo-Modsrn. IL rooms, not wafer
7ooo-Incoms s7zo: new z-nat
ss5o0--inco;ne 1850; double house. II
mile circle. near Woodward
t2,4oo--New. rooms. electric light
cellar 4O-ft. lot, on Gartiof: <iov
s2soo-.Assssssd ya.soo; mile cir-'
Gle; 4Q-ft. lot; must sell
down. balance saB monthly.
S1600--Income $3.50; double hou&o
h.mile circle; safe little invsst-
$500 tna .hctca.@ ~o.sA.,xt.t -,
ner lot facing Jefrerson-ave., near
city limits; III feet Jefferson fronts
age; improvements all In; magnt1-l
cent maple shade trees. abundnnC1
choice fruit trees; for home moth
ing finer this side the Country club,
viii sell below real value: take GOOD
Personai attention given to hands-
ing estates, collecting Of rents. etc.
Established since 1880. Present off,
Aces over Is years.
g GEO. III. KEYES,
eos WHITNEY BLDG.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26

cused Of Selling Liquor To Minors.
Warrants were sworn out in police
brit, Wednesday morning. charging
hn b. Young and George NJ. Schultz,
b druggists, with selling liquor To
ward Sexton, minor, 16 years old.
lime B. McGill swore out both war.
hts, which were issued by Police
Btice Jeffries.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26

la new electric desk lamp has the
lament stretched out in a long line,
distribute the light over greater
lee than usual.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
TRAVELLERS. GUIDE
INTERURnAS LINES.
troit UnIted Tnterurban Iinsn.

Detroit United Interurban Linen.
FLINT LIMITEDs--s6.36 and e:g6 n
m. 2:s6,l 1915 and s:3b p ~ Locals
to mn 4 q s SE0rd dr rum nos u f II
Sundays. To Romeo. 4 ul.f A. m.
and every two hours TO 10 p. M II
? JACKSON Lrmrrnps--s:4s 4. NJ.
1a:45. 3:4b and GAS p. m. L.ocals "a
Jacksop. 4 .. M. and every two hous9
TO pg I'm. Ann Arbor. q. M. aud
n ne ana aonfiy tos7:sc .. m. . b il.
II D. M, Saline cars from Ypsiianth
TOLEDO LlMITEDs---7sa0, g:a0 ana
1910 e. m. 1:20. 3:20 and $40 p. m.
Saturdays and Sundays. f:a0 d IA. L0-'
CATS TO Toledo. 6:s0 q. m. and hourly 10
$3.50 .. M; Monros only, 1850 and ~
fosr Hu ,.9s tlTr .a9 a ana =
SUNDAY only IL p. m. Locals 20 PORT
m muiSn .. M. TO- to Marine City only NJ
10 o. m: hourly to ii p. M. Mt
Clemens via Shore Line, ss1s a M.
hourly to s:2s p. M. IA p. m.
PONTIAC DIvISEON--6 a. pn.. half
hourly to y. MI hourly TO IL p. m.s
birmingham only, IL p. m.
wYANDOTTE DIvISION--6:33 q. m.
half hourly to s:ss y. m; hourly 20
n osdaARD LAKE DIVISIONS q. N.
hourly TO IL p. m
.These cars run through TO sagipaw.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26

A 5OO-volt current is said to electro.
ice all germ life In eggs, enabling
EN- to be stored many months longer
an ordinarily
The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
LAKE AND RIvER sTEAMHas.
SIC

For Cleveland, Pfttsburg and all
points south and east, leave daily lo:4s
D. m. Fare to Cleyeland ". Pittaburg
whole room $2.50. weekend excursion
to Cleveland every Saturday night,
$3.50 round trip.
Mondays. 300 p. m. and Friday s:30
q. M 80 t
$500 p. M. Sundays ana Aohdays' soc
y re, city. saginaw and way Porte,
Tuesday and Friday. $3.50 a. m. (foot
OF Handolph-st
City Ticket Ogne.s,. Majestic Bldg.
,sS Woodward, and TIA Gifswold-st
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-02-01
DEATHS.

Mr.. James Delaney. aged II years,
died Thursday night at his home on the
| Clintonville pike of general debility.
/ Mr.. Delaney was native of Ireland
and came to America when lad thir-
teen years old He lived the most OF
! his life at Lower Blue Lick Springs,
! moving to Bourbon eighteen years age.
He was married to Miss Mary Eliza
! beth COnyeiS and besides his wife is
survived by nine grown children, five
tsons and four daughters, all being at
his bedside when he passed away.
The funeral services were conducted
at the Catholic church Saturday morn
ing at nine o'clock by the Rev. Father
Eugene DeBruyr. The iuterment in
the Paris Catholic cemetery. The pail
bearers were L. F. Brannon, John
Toohey, John 7. Doyle, J ohm Connell,
Ed Coughlin and James Burke.
The funeral services of the late
John A. Trimble were held. at the
Christian Church in North Middletown
Friday at O'Clock p. m Elder j. w.
Lyon paying just tribute to his men,
CRY.
Mr.. Trimble was son of Fergus and
Eliza Trimble. both of whom camesto
Kentucky from Virginia in the eaily
history of the county and settled on
the Plum Lick pike, where they reared
a large family of children. four of
whom survive-Mrs. Sallie Collins, of
North MiddIetown, w. e. Trimble, who
is now convaiescent in aLexington hos
pital: r. L. Trrimble, of Sayre, Okla
homa, and Mrs. Perlina Allen. Mr..
Trimble's mother as second cousin
of George Washington and often told
of incidents in the life of the Father
of his Country.
Mr.. Trimb!e married Miss Laura
Harmon. whose parents resided en- a
neighboring farm. She died in 1903
Mr.. Trimble was prominent as farLi-
er and business man and died at the
advanced age OF IS years. He is sur
vived by two sons Albert S. Trimble,A
of North Middletown, and Kirby Trims
BILE, of Oklahoma. and four daughters
Mrs. Lula Bunnell and Mrs. Ella Tray
Tor of Scott county. Mrs. e. l.. Harris.k
of Paris, and Mrs. Roger Burris, off
Little Rock, this county.
Mr.. Trimble was laid to rest in the
family burial lot in the North Middle-s
town cemetery. The pail bearers weres
l.. D. Young, w. S. Jones. r. d.
Weaver, G. l.. Rice. J. w. Young, i
w. Prescott. Ed Rice and 7. j. Judy /,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-02-01
THEATRICAL.
THE YANKEE DOODLE BOY"

- = ~AANAA-G GOOD~AI LIZ
-Tuneful. racy music, a wealth of
new song hits, an intensely interest
ing story full of sunshine, laughter
and love, are all bespoken for the
Yankee Doodle Boy" Powell &
Cohan's musical play which will be
the attractiona the Paris Grapd next
Thursday, February 8.
Bud Hicks" nicknamed 1.-The Yam
kee Doodle Boy" is the central figure.
He is slangy but you love him from
the moment he makes his first appear
ance, he is so typicaIly American.
Buds long suit" is making love and
tries the effect of his fatal beauty"
az be expresses it. on every pretty
girl ne meets. Finally, however, he
encounters his affinity in the form of
Miss Truly Spencer, of Downer' s
Grove, Illinois, and its ''all off, with
Bud-the bitter is bitten. He falls des-
perately in love, but Truly is Lease
and keeps him guessing.
The song hits are all new this sea-
son. last seasons tuneful music having
all been discarded. IS Messrs. Powell
Il Cohan are determined that "Tne
! Yankee Doodle Boy" shall continue to
be the best musical play touring the
country.
Preserved seats may be had at Mitci :
ell & Blakemore's this morning. sszs
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-02-01
PARIS. KENTUCKY, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY /. 1910.
Something New in Paris

is the Busy Bee Restaurant opened on
the 10th of January. We run strict
ly up-to-date restaurant for ladies and
gentlemen. We are equipped to fur
nish quick orders and give good SER
vice. Open day and night. We ex-
tend cordial Invitation to the public to
call and see for themselves. Home
Phone 538.
GEORGE COILS,
1S-4t 425 Main street.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-02-01
MATRIMONIAL.

Miss Pearl Ely and Mr.. JOSEPH
James will be united in the holy bonds
of matrimony. at the home of the sis.
ter of the bride. Mrs. M. H. Highland
on Vine street, this evening at
O clock. The Rev. Geo. w. Clarke will
perform the ceremony. The tc-be-bride
is popular clerk at Mr.. G.. S. Gold
STEMS dry goods store and a most ex
celleDt young lady. Mr.. James is the
genial and agreeable salesman with
Mr.. G. B. Mitchell. who, has host OF
friends who wish him a happy and
successful future.
The wedding of Miss Lula Rice
and Mr.. Jesse McChord, both of Rud-
dies Mills, which took place in Cyntbi.
ana on Friday, Nov. 5, was kept pro-
found secret until announced by the
happy couple nSWednesday last The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Rice, and the groom a son of
Mr.. and Mrs John McChord. They
have gone to housekeeping at the home
of the groom on the kuddles Mills and
Millersburg pike.
Miss Matte Moore and Mr.. John
Curd, of Harrodsburg, were united in
marriage Wednesday at 80 O'Clock D.
M, at the residence of the officiating
minister, Rev. j. Ii. Williams, at Lit
tie Rock, this county. The bride, who
is pretty and attractive, had for sever
al days been the guest of the Rev. and
Mrs. Williams and after the Gel emony
the happy couple drove to Paris. where
they were rendered a reception at the
home of the bridegroom sister. Mrs.
ChaS. Funk.
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The pupils of the public school. st
Little Rock. this county, will give a
candy pulling at Evans Hall. Satur-
day. the hours being from 70 10 r.
m. A small admission fee will be
charged. the proceeds going to the
School Improvement League.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-02-01
Held Over.

In SQUIRREL. ]. Fretwell's court
Friday Robert Norris, colored, charged
with shooting and wounding Charlie
Mitchell, colored, in Claysville. was
held to the March term of the Bour-
bon Circuit Court under $500 bond
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-02-01
Red Cross Tablets.

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the RED Cross Tablets sold by
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-02-01
Valentines.

and attractive favors and novelties fol
Washlngton's Birthday.
20 st MISS JESSIE BROWN.
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