The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-09-06
Mare, any age, $25

DdUy 0uOW
Handsomest boy baby of Bourbon
county, under 18'months old, ladies
to judge, Especial by w. H. Whaley,
Mare and Colt
Saddle mare and sucking colt, els
first, SIS second.
Ponies, Any Breed
lover 46 inches and under 81 inches)
Harness pony, $40 first, Especial by
T. E. Moore) IS second.
Saddle pony, $40 first, SIS second.
Berkshire Hogs
Bore, year old and over IS.
Bore, 8 months old and under l
year, S.
Bore, under months old, SIS
Sow, l year old and over, IS
Sow, months old and under
year, IS
Sow, under 6 months old, SIS
NOTES.
Mr.. w. B. Kiser is acting as stock
marshal, position he has held since
the first year of the fair.
Messrs. Clay Sutherland and John
Davis are assisting Secretary Chas
Webber in his Office at the grounds
W. E. Speakes & Son. of this county.
have their fine show mare, Goldie Mae
and her colt, Millard King, which car
ried off blue tie at the Capitol Fair
last week, quartered at the grounds.
Michael's Band, the musical organic
alton that will furnish music during
the Bourbon Fair, gave a concert in
front of the court house Tuesday
morning, and will continue to do so
each morning of the Fair.
Shropshire & Matlack have an excel
lent string of horses quartered at the
grounds, among them being Teddy
Roosevelt, Fairacre King, Jackstrav.
Knotty Mae Eta, Hazel Dunn, Rolla,
Anita, Sarah James and Billy Burke.
A familiar figure at the fair this
week is "Uncle" Sam Ewalt, who is
one of the ticket takers at .the main
entrance to the grounds. "Uncle"
Sam has held this position since the
establishment of the fair, and de-
spite his advanced years is extremely
active.
Mr.. A. S. Thompson, chairman of
the committee on grounds and build
ings is to be congratulated upon the
attractivenss of the grounds. Mr..
Thompson worked increasingly in get.
ting the lawns and walks in
shape for the fair and favored by
the rains, the grounds now present q
beautiful appearance.
Collins & Redmon are we'll represent.
ed with a string of seven horses, among
the number being Col. Young, the
champion saddle gelding.' Col. Young
was sold recently ito a party in Ten
nessee for $1,000. Others in theil
stables are Floral King. and King Ed
ward, Gadfy and Kingston, two
promising colts; Harmon. yearling
and Macbeth, sucking colt.
The Blue Grass Traction Co. hat
four cars here yesterday to handle TIT
crowd, which afforded ample transpor
tation facilities, the crowd being ex
ceedingly light. With an increase il
the attendance the company will fur
/ nish more cars. 1t is expected tenn
porary switch will be laid at the Gem
etery today which will facilitate tn
handling of the passengers in getting
them to and from the grounds ever.
fifteen minutes.
|: Michael's Band. numbering fifteel
men, is furnishing the music for tn,
fair this week and is certainly draw
ing card. The organization is compos
ed of high class musicians, each one al
artist, and their efforts yesterday occa
stoned very favorble comment. Th
musical selections are all up to-date
we'll chosen and rendered in an excel
lent manner. Director Michael i
treating the visitors to the fair wit
plenty of the delightful music and b.
so doing is making good impression
Following is the musical program
be rendered by Michael's Band today
! March-National Emblem.
! Characteristic - Cotton Southern
Breakdown.
Overture-Poet and Peasant. -
Waltz-Loveland.
Medley-Popular Air-Rossiter.
Vocal Solo, selected-Miss Hamanr
Intermezzo-Honey Suckle.
March-Blaze of Glory.
March-Banner of the World.
IntermeZZo- Arabian.
William Tell.
Waltz w edding of the Winds.
Vocal Solo, selected-Mlss Hamanr
Medley-Ted Sunder's Latest.
Oceana Roll-the Latest.
Finale Jimmie Valentine.
For the Whole Family.
Cobool chooc for tho whola family a