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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-07-25
Saturday, August 5th,. 1911,

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sell at public acution to the highest
and best bidder on the, premises at
about the hour of, l. O'Clock a. msj up
on credits of six and twelve months
for equal parts:of the purchase money,
the property described lin said judg-,
ment and ordered to Ibel9soid in this
action, to- witt L:s:S }.1EgIlI .i;l9b,
A house and lUt located inpthe city
of Paris, KY, on Main. street Edescrib+.
ed as follows: Beginning on. Main
street at "a division nlihe of William
Hinton and the lot hereby conveyed,
thence with Main. street about so feet,
to Twelfth street thence iwithfTwelfth.
street about 1l9 feet to a division. line
in the rear between the lot of said
Hinton and this division line he
tween said Hinton s. lot and the. lot
hereby conveyed: thence with said di+
vision line of said Hinton to the begin
ming. 80 :: atS.5y-t.- - = - 'I9i:;;-s .ifTt
Said property will BEES sold free from
the dover right of the widow, Many
Lou iSmedley. The purchaser willEbe
required to execute bonds with .ap-
proved surety for the purchase money
bearing interest at the rate of six per
cent per appum from date Of sale ,un-
It'll paid payable, fdI the ursiersigned
Master Commissioner the .pur-
chaser may pay; his, bonds. before
maturity { if he SO fdesiress after the
confirmation of the sale.
:RUSSELIS MANN, NC. B. C.C!!''
Talbot & Whitley, Attorneys. n all
M. +. Kenney, Auetioneer., m =
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-07-25
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ara free medical fadv1cek gRenj
SID bf Warden 81 Sob fh III i
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-07-25
There is more Gatarrh in this sec

eases put together, and until the last
lew years was supposed to be incura-
bile. Fon a great many yeafs.doctors
pronouneed isgasb be a local dissase
and presafibRd local remedies, aHd"by
constantly falling to cure with local
'6FeaSff Ell Il Tso6n eeef zfE 5ihefira5le4si
Sciiencaes has proven catafrh to be a
constitutional disease and therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured
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market 1t is taken internally in
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1t acts directly on the blood and mu-
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u Al III d Toledo q
rake Halls Family R q > for ggonsEEi-
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-07-25
~ W.T.. Brooks, Agent,
4rAM 4 Z.
9 ssasTYss two LiYes

g: .....s. ayes two Liiyes
Neither my sister nor myself mightl
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had consumption. She was very
weak and had night sweats but your
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us both. It's the best 1 ever used or
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colds. hemorrhage, lagrippe, asthma.
hay fever, Group, Ehopping cough, all
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-07-25
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Valuable e City Property.
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! BOURBON CIRCUIT GeURF. "
VIM. Myalf, AdmstrI &c Plair tiff
I. VS. III / ILL., IL j.
BY virtue of a Judgment and Order
of sale made and entered in the above
styled action at thefJ une term, 1911,
of the Bourbon Circuit Court, the
undersigned Master Commissioner of
the Bourbon Circuit Court wii.ken ia
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-07-25
administrators Notice

= All persons having Claims against
the. estate of Mrs. Bridget Cain, de-
ceased; will have same properly prov
en- according to law and filed with the
undersigned administrator. Those
knowing themselves indebted to said
estate will pleaseeaH AID settle.
:, -rcJ .dt 81 VIM GRAMMAR: ;sI
Administrator with the VIII, a lne;Sl
ef Mrs. Bridget t Gam DECEASED. y
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-07-25
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-20
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
MR.. ROBISETTE TAKES CHARGE
OF SOUTHERN com. SCHOOL.

Mr.. s. ]. Rohinette. .0f Birmingham,
Ala, arrived In the city yesterday and
Immediately took charge OF the South
ern Commercial school Mr.. Robinette
has had several years experience as
a teacher and principal OF both literary
schools and business colleges and Is
we'll fitted for the position which he
holds with the local school.
Several Of the graduates of the
school have recently taken positions
The management IS receiving many
inquiries for the summer and fall
terms and prospects are very bright
for both sessions.
Prof. c. L. Padgett. president OF the
school. who has been In the city fol
the past few days looking after the at.
fairs OF the local school. states thai
he has made arrangements to open IN
Greenwood. s. G.. September 9TH. Now
is the very best season of the year fol
our young people 10 begin course
as the fall and new year season is tn,
livery time when good positions ar,
hunting competent young men an'
women.
The writer has known Prof. G. 1
padgett personally for several years
and takes pleasure in recommending
his school. which has been very sue
cessful throughout the carolinas.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-20
GIRLS WHO MaRRIED TITLES
Unhappy Matches Of American
With Foreign Nobiemen.

Unhappy Matches Of Americans
With Foreign Noblemen.
Anna Could. who married Boni de
casteilane.
Conseulo Vanderbilt. who became
the Duchess OF Marlborough.
Alice Thaw, who married the Earl
OF Yarmouth
Evelyn Bryant Mackay. who we'd
ded Prince Marco Colonna.
Helen Morton. who married Count
Bosom Talleyrand-Perigord
Bessie Curtis. who married the
Marquis de Talleyrand-Perigord.
Mary Alice Heine. who married
the Duke Of Riehelien.
Anna Reid. who married Sir Phil
liz Aylmer, OF Ireland.
wilhelmina Winans. who married
sir Merrick Berrell. OF London.
May Cuyler. who married SIR Phil
liz Gray Egerton.
EdIta L. Collins, who married
Count Czayowski. OF Poland.
Mars Wheeler. who married the
Count Pappenheim. OF Germany.
winaretta Singer. who married
Prince Louis de Scey-Montbeliard.
Consuelo Yznaga. Dowager Ouch.
ess Of Manchester.
Lily Price, wife Of the late Duke o.
Marlborough.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-20
Juvenile logic.

why, asked william Faversham,
does the infantile gift Of logic vanish
in later years. A grown mp will
have brain fever arguing from effect
10 cause. while q youngster gives the
reason on hand. Take my small
friend Dorothy, for instance. There's
logical mind for you. A lady Who
lived across the street from her waa
80 id that for d time II was feared
she could not recover. The husband
had q thick carpet Of straw over the
whole block on which he lives %
deaden the noise 81 traffic.
This straw engaged the attention
of Dorothy. For several days she
regarded II with curiosity, and finally
when The danger had passed and men
we're removing the straw, she went
TO her mother and asked
Mother. what was the mattel
over at Mrs smith'sg'
God sent Mrs. Smith q new baby
answered the mother.
"'rhe child went 10 the window
and stood watching again. FINAL,
she turned and said.
"tThty pack babies awfully care
full. don't theyg" Young's MagazInl
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-20
Improvements al Oxiord.

Oxford. The city il rapidly inn
proving I'm the building Of new stores
on Main ind College streets, The new
brick stores next 70 the courthouse
viii add wonderfully 70 the town and
are rapidly being erected. Another
old landmark must now 20. 70 make
room for the large double ssorehouses
10 BE- erected on College street In the
old Klngsbary yard. work having been
already begun. These stores Will be
occupied By the Long, Winston com
pany, new hustling supply company,
composed Of Messrs. ". ]. Long
president: Waite Crews. yIce-presI'
dent; T. W. Winston. secretary and
treasurer: general managers, W. q
Pace. n. P. Taylor, z. w, Lyon.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-20
How 10 Keep Hot.

Look at the thermometer every ten
minutes.
Believe only the thermometers that
register the highest
Read the weather predictions
over and over.
Talk about the weather.
Insist that our climate Ia changing.
Drink lots OF water. lemonade and
stun in the effort 20 find something
that will make you feel cool.
Say Isn't this seorcherg" every
five minutes
Look a, the thermometer again.
Run for the street car then discuss
the heat with the conductor.
Before reIrIng say, This bedroom
IL like an oven"
n yon see anyone who looks com.
Portable aigh. "I'lI bet be isn't hall
as cool as he looks"
Occasionally say -Four people
Frustrated ~ heat todayi Ny, Q
myl"-chIcago Posi-.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-20

Paper BY Dn q. ii. Rynnnl, kim
ston, n. G. Subject pneumonia"
Paper by Or. W. z. Coleman,
Reidsville, N, q. Subject: Kela-
tionshio o. the Druggist and Physi-
clan.
Closing Sessi0n--S,a0 y. m,
General discussion for good OF as
sociation.
The officers OF the association are
as follows President DR., +, 5. Har-
grove, Wilson; first yice-president Or,
Charles A. pnnston, Raleigh; second
vice-president, DR.. Thos. r. Mask
Wilmington; secretary and treasurer
DR.. A. A. Wyche. Charlotte; CORE
spending secretary. Or. +. r. Daniel
Salisbury.
The executive committee Is com.
posed Of Dr. C. H. sheppard, Durham
DIR. 5. F. Hargraye, Wilson; DR. A. A
Wyche, Charlotte; DIR. z. 4, Daniel
Salisbury; DR.. u. 7, Williams. Char,
lotte; Or, r. w. Avant. Wilmington
Or. P. III Williams Raleigh.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-20
Buncombe Township to Raise $4,000.

Asheyille. Z. G. Chambers.
president Of the Buncombe County
Good Roads association, has received
telephone message from Mr.. +. NJ.
Riddle at Mars Hill saying that the
people OF Mars Hill township had de-
cided TO expend $4,000 towards the
construction OF the proposed central
highway. No particulars. however,
were received as 70 how the decision
was reached or how the money was 70
be raised. by bond issue or private
subscription. The news, nevertheless.
was gratifying to good roads enthusi-
asts here.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-20
Oregon Apple Grower VIM Start Or.
chard In Buncombe.

Asheville.--it is learned that the
Oregon apple expert, who has been
here for several days. has decided 70
locate near Asheville and establish a
large apple orchard. He now has a
nursery OF 10000 trees In Oregon
which he will ship heis and plant.
This Oregon apple grower will pursue
the same modern methods here as he
has followed In Oregon and believes
that be will get better results He
says that there are dollars to be made
here In apple culture where pennies
are made In the west.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-20
street Cars for Burlington.

Burlington.--That Burlington ia
soon q have d system Of street rail-
ways noe seems al assured fact The
work 81 grading bad been practically
completed before legal complications
arose year or more ago. Thess have
been cleared aud construction force
has been ut work on the line for two
weeks. The grading has been prse-
fieally completed and II fair weather
prevails during the remainder Of this
week viii be completed. and the work
of laying rails through the principal
streets Of Burlington will begin Mon
day Of next week. Rails ore laid be-
tween Burlington and Graham and
the completion Of construction work
VII be- reached within few weeks.
When completed the system VIII EN-
brace Burlington. Graham. Haw River,
IElg Fails. Carolina and Glencoe.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-20
The Direct Election d Senators.

The Direct Election Of Senators.
The house Of representatives, has
passed, by the necessary two-thirds
majority, resolution providing for
the popular election OF United States
senators The senate has passed, py
a similar majority, a different reso-
luton looking to the same end. the
two resolutions differ In one thing
The house resolution confers on the
legislatures OF the several states au-
thority To prescribe "the times, pla-
ees and manner" Of holding the cleo
lions, while the senate resolution re-
serves this power to the federal gov
eminent, power that II now pos
sesses and exercises with respect TO
both the election of senators and the
election OF representatives.
No candid person can have much
doubt as to which resolution repro
sents sincere effort to establish
popular election Of senators, and
which Is fathered In prejudice or OF
desire to mix things up and prevent
action. New York Globe.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-20
Editor Dies While Attending conven.
tlon.

High Point.-This community was
much surprised yesterday TO learn Of
the sudden death Of Mr.. Wilbur Jones
In the Ashesiile hospital. Mr. Jones,
who was the editor OF the Southern
Furniture Journal Of this city. had
gone to Ashevilie Wednesday to attend
the North Carolina Retail Furniture
Dealers association. He was aged
about 80 years and leaves and wife and
two children. The burial will prob
ably take place Sunday morning In
the city cemetery and The funeral SER
vices be held in the Episcopal church.
OF which the deceased was 4 member.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-20

Spencer. Details 81 the extensive
improvements being made IN Spencer
BY the Southern railway, Including
the pumping station Al the Yadkin
River. the new boiler shop and at0re-
house and once building, are given
IN a statement just made public by
Vlce.presldenf and General Manager
r. ri coapman. A new pumping sta
tion il being Installed. 100000 gallon
tank II being erected In Spencer, to-.
gether with The necessary pipes from
the pumping station, which will xiye
adequate water supply Tor shop and
road purposes as we'll ~ for Ere pro-
lection. The new boiler shop Ii a
building Of steel frame, brick eonstsuc-
ton. TOO by 30 feet. about 20 feet
high. with a riveting tower II one end
Travelling cranes are being placed In
II. rivetlng machines and al other
modern machinery Ia being Installed,
and when completed Il win be up-to-
date In every respect. The new store
house has been turned over 10 Chief
inspector Hall. Of the southern. by
Contractor A. NJ. walkap. aud the
building ID nov ready for occupancy.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-20
Cows Killed hx LIghtnlng.

Lexington.-News reached here to-
day OF the killing BY lightning OF
fourteen head Of cattle In Boone
township day or two ago. The Cat
tie belonged to Mr.. H. Clay Grubb,
one. OF the wealthlest men OF the
county. They were gathered together
under big oak tree during storm
and were all killed instantly by the
shock.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-20
\ | v NOTES / / Of
NORTH CAROLINA.
Furniture Men Adjourn.

Asheviile. The State Furniture
Dealers. after several days session,
selected Goldsboro as the next meeting
place. Geo. G. Royal. Of Goldsboro,
was elected president; J, T. Porter,
OF Charlotte. secretary and treasurer,
after which adjournment was taken.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-20

10 neglect liver trouble. Never do
ii. Tale gr. Kilys New Life pliia
on the first sign Of constipation.
bIlIonyneNs Or inactive bowels and
prevent siralert Indigestion, Iaun6.cs
Or gall stones, The regulate liver.
stomach and bowels and build 10
your health. Only z5c IL n. BLACK
nall.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-20
lightning Kills Few.

IN 1906 lightning killed only 1863
people III this whole country. Ones
chances 81 death bs lightning are less
than two ii q million. The chance
of death from lircr. kidney or stonI-
aeh trouble II vastly greater. but mot
n Electric Filters be used. AZ Robert
AadscJ, n West Burlington. Ia ,
proved. -Four doctors gave him ~
after eight months Of suffering from
virnIent liyer trouble and yellow
jaundsse. lie was then completely
cured BY Electric Biitefs. They're
1.-The best stomach. liver, nerve and
kidney remedy AM blood pnrefieF
on earth Only zoe al n. Blacknall.
No girls pfeffy ankles could ever
be weak enough 20 need high boots.
TO BE- asked 10 dinner by a million;
aire mort people would pay for u.
Az 4 sign Of mans superior IN.
telllgence. woman can pack more
things In trunk that he can IN =
house.
when 4 gIrl has 4 beau Il Is slgr
she can make him believe he ID ths
real one and everybody else that Iie'.
one Of collection.
The hrst lime either of a married
couple has 70 ~ away they suffel
over the parting: aftervard the mof'
over the coming back IN. Y. Press
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-20

All men look alike to a girl except
the one she wants to marry.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-20

= need not tel YOU thai 4 We IRE
going r. have these schools. We can
not 10 Of Il h half way manner.
What would be The use Of having d
farm life school without . farm. For
that reason. We have provided for 3
farm 81 Is acres. IL sc are solnf
III have the scilooIs. We must put the
facilities Ii the reach " The farmer
boys and girls of the entire county.
For this reason We have provided for
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-24
Special to The Bulletin. :,

Hartford, Feb. e3.-Representativ Craney of Norwich appeared before the committee on railroads Thursday afternoon in relation to his bill con- cerning the loading and unloading of cars used in the express business on street railways. this bill, while applying to all street railway lines in the state,, being especially intended to relieve congestion on Franklin square in Nor- wfch.
 MT. Craney explained that the con- gestion at this point is objectionable to many residents of the city and men, toned that he had frequently seen sev- sral teams unloading and loading ex- press, with the result that string of other vehicles were held up and traf- fic greatly impeded He also made ref erence to the fact that to help do away with congestion at this point a drink ing fountain had been removed and stated his belief that in carrying out the idea of easing the movement of traffic at that point that the handling of trolley express should be done else- where.
 The text of the bill is as follows:
 Section 1. The selectmen of each town, the mayor and common council of each city and the warden and bur gesses of each borough, shall, within their respective jurisdictions, have ex- elusive control in determining the place or places upon the highways streets or squares at which the cars used by any corporation, person or partnership in conducting an express business on street railways shall be loaded or un- loaded, and in determining the length of time any car so used shall be allow ed to remain standing on any of such highways, streets or squares for the purpose of being so loaded or unloaded, and said local authorities may make or change any order necessary to carry into effect in their respective com munities the provisions of this section.
 Sec. 2. Before any order, intended to regulate express business on street railways as provided in section l. is passed or adopted by the authorities aforesaid of any city, town or borough, there shall be public hearing by them upon the proposed regulation, of which hearing at least five days notice shall have been given, with the nature of the proposed regulation set forth therein. Such hearing may be- in the case of cities and Doroughs. by g. committee appointed from the mayor and court of common council or from the warden and burgesses, respectively.
 Sec 8. Any person, any member of partnership, the president of a cor poratton or any superintendent or agent in charge of the business, engaged in
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-24
CAPTAIN COLEMAN HAS
 SENT IN RESIGNATION
Being Out of Town and Out of the State He Is Unable to Look After Duties in Third Company.

Capt. Emerson N. Coleman, IT,, has forwarded his resignation to the ad- jutant general as captain of the Third company, c. A.. C., in this city, to take effect at once. For several months he has been away under leave of absence and the reason for the resig- nation is the fact that his employment keeps him out of town and out of the state and he is unable to look aft CT the duties of his office. Captain Coleman has an excellent record in the service, having enlisted March 4, 1904, and received rapid promotion for his excellent work until on February 26, 1910, he was made captain of the company. It is with much regret that the officers and members of the commander, but inasmuch as he has has been expected. He has been a decidedly popular official and one who has worked hard for the organization.
 At the weekly meeting of the com pany on Thursday evening there was a drill with guard duty and an in spection by Lieut.-Col H. s. Dorsey of New London. One recruit was re- ceived and two on-commissioned of 1cers were appointed. Private R. J. Stewart is made a corporal vice Dion, discharged, and Private s. $. Lester is made corporal, vice Mason, dis charged.
 First Lieutenant Church gave out the buttons of the national marksmen association for the experts sharp shooters and marksmen who have qualified since. field day. All the marksmen received theirs on field day.