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Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
Nnait nor 0entiden.
DtemOc befiirdDtet, 9cntidJe wirSen
oznbtloIe &crbinOang nit England
5crit6rcn.

2onoon, %. 9ugnlt. Sn SIt.
enoe bcrriht wieoer groBe 9eiorqnis.
Dab Die 9euti6en Die StaOt beiebert
piiroen. SIS airfnlieren Wcriihte
oaB ole 9eutihen entlbloiien ieiet,
ole orei NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an ser
belgii6en aiiitc nit 9eiAlug 5i belle
gen un0 10 Ole Nerbinonng nit AuB
lnno ub5ui9neioen. Der G%nglanocr
aSobn Macaen5ic, Der lid iedls $50
den in 9riiiiel aufbielt. traf aus Dit
cnoe bier elm. @r nerlieB Oltcnoe I'M
fl llbr, Inn melhe 3eit Der 6ritiihc
aonlul Die Stnot i6on perlaiien bat
te. 9ic Heiienocn fparcn ollfoefor.
bert poroer, Die Sfaot 5l perlaiien.
Die Gele9rapbiiten in Den 6lmfcn
Iprnhitationen marcn nod auf ibrcn
Soften, batten abcr ibre Sabrrdocr
bcreit, I'M ieOen Nllgenhlid flieben
an f0nilen. 9ie Stationen ieien init
Miincn periehen Inn. lie III Ger Slllt
lprcnQen 81 fonnen, iobalO bic Ieut
lhen IN sic Staot ein3icbch, Tliidlt
linae aus 8riiiiel Bdtten anQegebem
Scr 9urh3ug ser ocuti6en Eruppem,
ettDa $4,000 Mann babe lieben Strn.
Sen in Nnlpruh genommen. Iic mel
item 3ruppen marl6icrten in ser
Hidhnq nad @ent, bod perlautete
DAB lie ipdter cine iii0lihc &ihtnna
einaelhlogen b6tterI. 1ie 0gltihen
b1tten Die 9elQicr in 9riiiiel iebr no
bel behanoelt. iagte SEER Macacnsir.
Ssn Den &eitaurants bitten tie nit
|@olo be3ablt uto bon ben aeanrrn
fem @ehielqelo geforoert D8ent
mir ans 8aris aiiriidfommcn crhal
ten mir INFER @elo pieOer 5uriif,
iolen Die GeutiHen geiagt baben.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
0ffiaiele @eitatinnnn.

@aihington, 9.G., &c. slug.
Der hieiiqen oelItihen 9oti6aft III
bonn 9luspdrtiaen 9(mt in Berlin
fulqenoe orabtloie 9epeihe iber Sap-
bile. 8. s., 8uqeaangen:
Sin 0lterrei6iihes 4orps grifi
3mci ruIiiIde &orps Iiioli6 bon 3ras-
nif. Gta0t inn Commencement Qiblar
in MuIiiId- Yolen an mo madte 5000
@efonqcne, erbelltete orei Sabnen, q
@eIdliibe imo iiebcu Mitraiaeuien
Die Gituation in 0fpreuBen lit nod
ni1t entI6ieoen".
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
0rat bOu 8crufOrf
anf ieinem YOitcn.
Der Siea III Den 0enti6cn adDrr1
crtlGrt Wraf yernitOrff.

9ei beltem Bobllein int am Nfous
tag friib auf Dem Dampfer s9toors
Dan" BON Der Sonauo.9 mertfa 9inie
Der oenti6e 9otidafter in 8aibiug
ton, @raf Sobam @einrid d. gern
itorff in 1ep Dort eingetroifen, Inn
lid auf ieinen Boiten 5llrid5ubege.
ben 9egeilterung cnhpriibte oeit
itablblallen Altgen oes 9otidufters
dis er Ole ibm iiberreihtea neieiten
oeutiden 3eitungen nit i1nel=
len 8liden iiberIloa mo li6 nit ben
oarin gemel0eteH Siegen Der Gant,
idcH betaunt mnd)tc. 1ie bobe nno
ihlnnfe @eitalt oes Giplmnntclt
I%trnffte iid nod mebr. ais ocriclbe
iponton icfncn@efiibleu nit Ocu@or
ten: Gas lit cute Nadrihtl Sieb'
8atcrlano mogit rnhiq iein!@ sum
Nlisorlid gob.
nMieine Satin beiinoet iid beim
8Oten SreuS" in Nliin6en", fubr Der
8otlhafter fort, olilo nlein Sobn lteEt
bel Der Wuroe. Ollie meine Setretare
tdmpfen an Der 6rout, uno i'd beoau=
re lebr, DAP es mir niht per90nntm mar,
Dem Yeiipiele 81 iol9cn.
n@Om Safer berab bis an Dem cin-
iadIten Mrbeiter lit %jsoermann I'M oeut-
Iden VaterlonO bereit. oieies geeen Die
Angrifie uno ben @infall beimtiidiiher
uno eiferil6tiger Seinoe 5u perteioi.
gen. 9as Bolt miro bis auf oen leB-
ten Monn fdmpien unO es Miro iiegreid,
aus benz Sample berporQeben.
@rni 9ernitorif bate bis fur
Dor NusbrId Ocs Arieqes auf ielicl
YeiiBnmg am S%tarnbcrger Gee &C.
Ueilt mo elite Damn aili ole eriter
orobenoen An8eiden bin nod @erlm
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
Deiterrei6cr perfch &mKen bel
Nrasnif.

SormarI6 nab &nliiih : Yolen bin.
elm in Dolem @anae. II Seiterrei6er
MAIDEN reihe a~riegsbellte uno neb-
men 5000 Sfulien gefaugen. II 9ie
0elIti6en Gruppen ioaen beabiiGti4
gen, ii6 bis 8ur Ooerlinie 3uriid5ll-
5ieben, nm 3eit gum Nieoermerfen
Ser fran30iiiden II. britii6en Streit-
frGfte 3ll Qeminnen. Geutl1e un6
0iterreihiihe 6iirlten mo Botentateu
ibrer. @breniteaen in rnIiiiher Sir.
NEE entfleioet. - Muilen molten bis
Marieubllr9 uorqeorungen lein.
9lttade zines rniiiihen @aroe-aaoal.
Ierie Meaiments bel @umbinnen. -
9as ruliii6c 3entrum ioa aaf So
fen marI6ieren.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
ennc0iNe pom Oen oenIIdsn 6eie4t
Nmtlide GrflGrnng iiber 3afsaJ
Ser Tran5Oicn.

&oris, %. Augllit. Gin, amt
lidc Melouug BON betite Nben0 be-
iagt: uSSn ben @oaeicn OerlnlaBte
ms ole algemeine Sage, nnIere1rup-
pen bon 9onon mo Dem Scales Eah
3uriid3u5ieben. 3ieic @unfte 0aberl
ipeiter feline @eoeutnng mebr. nod.
Dem mir Ole bcfeitigte 9inie Die bel
Gouronne beginnt. beiett hat
ten. 2unepiae lit bon ben 9eutldcn
nn0 in Namllr MAIDEN bic
9eutiden eruite 8eriuhe, Die Sorts
oemoIieren, ole ober e%nergiidl @i-
oerltano leiiten".
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
StaIisn its6t Dor .aompIifatiOnsn"
Mmerifdner bOm Den &OmImlaten snr
Miifreiie aufaefOr0ert.

Mom IS. Miig. Die omerifani-
ihe @oti6aft bat ourh Die 3onlu-
late oen in Stolien weilenoen Nmeri,
fanern onraten laiien, bcimaufebrcn,
iolange ole 8erbinouna 3miiden gu,
ropn uno oen Ser. Staten nod be-
itebt. SpGter, miro erfldrt, m06tell
aomplifationen einieben, wel6c oic
Scimreiie eribmeren fOnnten. Gic
@urnung ihlieBt: uNmerifaner, mel
DIE Dem Mat 3lltpioer banOelm TIM
oieles auf ibre eigene gerantWortung
bin"
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
0emtlder Goclmutb gcgen ben 6cinO.
Der @erteiOissr Giittihs crbGlt non
Weneral BON Gmmid) icimen 9egcn
sitriif.

Der WCrtcl0iger Hiittldls erb1lt D0n
General BON GmmidD icimen 9egcn
5Mriif.
Sonoon "a. Au9llt. Der AIM
ltcroamer aorreiponoent non &ellterS
YreB Bureau berihtet iibcr circn Ser
. Ahener Hoit" entnonumenen Arti
fel be5iiglid Der depalersfen 9e.
6anollmg, melhc @enerul Semon,
Dem Icrteioiacr Der Siittihcr Sorts.
ourd General BON gntmid, oeu 5iib.
rcr Der oeutiden Srilppen Dor ser
5eltrmg, 5uteil puroe,
y@encral Semon~, beiGt Is in Dem
Artifel omuroe Don Den 9eutiden
balb critidt upter Den Huinen zines
Observation-Disclosures Sorts porae.
funoeu. Gle oeiItiden 0ifiSiere be.
gegnetcn Ibm All 0aS Sreuuolidlte
un0 bradten ibn Dor General poll
gnmitL meldem Der 9clgier ieineu
9egcn einbdnoiatc. General bon
Gmmid abcr gab Dem General ieir
S6nert 8liriid in Anerfenmng Der
Vrauolr. melde er bel Der Bertei0i.
alrng Der 5eitng an oen Gag geleat
Nad fur5er Halt muroe General Sc.
man nit anoeren gefangenen Sfii.
Sieren nah MAIDEN uno oann mad
aOln gebraht.
(9ie 9tahriht, OaB General uol
@mmih aeialen lei, mar mri@tia
er puroe nur am 9eim OerleBt. Oh
Welonng gar, Dab DER General uoI
Dem 6cin0 Selbltmor0 bcaauaen bat
trug Don anfana all Den Stempel osl
! Siige auf Der Stirue.)
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
Sram5Oien nnS @%ngIGnOer 5nriifgc-
ihlagcn.
SrOn56iiideS Griessminiiterinm siOt
8idSng Der ScrbiinOeten 5n.
Rad 3ninmmcnbrn6 SrS Nn9riffS-
plams ninfOlse mnOOr6ergeicbeuer
Sduierigfeiten"

Die englii9en uno fran30lii6ct
Streitfrdfte 5iebeu Iid, naboen lie
ben BEN 9eutiden 8ltriidgemorfelL
auf lire g~eoedten Steamgen 3urad.
-Qrei oeuti6e aolonnen bepegen lid
IN iiioliher Hidtung orrd @elgieH.
&ormarid gegen 8alenciennes nit
0infreiinng Der Terbiinoeten gleid-
be6euten0.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
TOrgGmge Oieler ISOLDE
in 8irje belen9tet.

MtOmtag, ben "a. glngut 1914.-
0rittes frnus0iiides ArmeefOrps 1T
DDH ben DeMtihca geidln9em. Bel
WMmbinmen Baben Die 9eutideu 5000
9mHen gefangen genDmmen mn0 adDt
WsIdilhe erbemtet. Sine grDfe
Gdladt pm MtOns in Belgien bis
sikr OreHSe non GArembmrg in San
&c, Sapan bat 9eatidlanO nadl
NblGuf 6eS llltimatiniS ben arieg
erflGrt.
DtenstaS Orn IS NNana 1914.-
Grlte SdAa6tliaie erbiinbeten
bOn 0eutidJsu f5ariidgskblagen. -
&rDuprins Milbelms gfdnSenOer
Gieg iiber fiiMf frausGii6e Nrmee-
fDrpS. = WaneD nDn Oen 0emtl6en
inter benz bairiihcn &rOnprinsen
GcIcBt. - Die Mrmce OeS 6er5Ugs
Nl6redt DoM Miirttcm6crg riift biz
Wenfdateam DOr. II Die iapnmiIGc
Slotte bat Die ScidieRnms Sling.
taus, Gcs 9Hfcns uOm &iaMtIdOm, be-
gOnnen.
MittuOd, Oen 26. Nngnit. = Nnis
Iem fliebem uOr oen Seiterreidern,
mcloet Berlin. = Die 0entiden idla.
gcu Oic &urbnt Der Nngreifer BrcM-
bcms. Die &erbiinOetem MnO bic
0cmtlden in beifem Sample. = Die
Cciterrei6er iieseu ii6er Die 3nifen
bel Grasnif in &niiid-T Olen.-9ic
GitnatiOm in Sen @Ugeien bat ii6 &C.
GuOert.
0Dnnerstag, ben n. Nnsnit 1914.
-WcIammte Clinic Der Nliirten iuei-
fer 3nriifgeOrGngt. WlGnscnOer
Gieg zines Siterreidii6en Armee-
fOrpS iiber 2 rniliide. = Gngliidc
SMiGateric MnS aaualcrie erleiOem
idlucrc N~ieOerlagen. 8ritil6es
Gorpeoo6oot brinat Cote nn0 Scr.
lpunoete na1 @eibaimei.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
Berlin 6eridtet OrabtlDs Opn Oent
i6en N~affentatem.
Grites NrmeeEprpS mGdJtg an Der ruiz
fiden Wrense $500 0efnueenr.

@aibington, %. slugult.
Ser bieiigen oeuti1en 9oti1aft lit
bonn QusD1rtigen Amt in Berlin Ell
ne 6nnfenipru9oepel9e 5igegangen,
Die 9unOe bon gldn5enoen @rfolgen
Der oeltihen @affeu allf foit alien
Operationsgebieten brafte. Die De
peibe fiibrt Solgenoes aus:
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
NiidiuGrts in Selsisn mmO eOtbrin.
gen.

Redtcr 5liiaeI Der 6rausoicu foat
anl St. Die 3nriid. oSonit ifreitct
DER @orltoB IN 9otbrinaen meiter~.
loitet ihleierboite MeIouua aus
Earis. 3pei fran3oliide Armecn
ldmpten lett 0ien3tag gegeu Die oslt.
lhen llmtlammerlmg.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
$500 &n1Tsn ssfanscu.
9Idt raiiiide Weidite ba6sn Die
9eatiGeu bel Wnmbinnsn erbeutet.

Starfe ruiiii6e gruppeufSrpcr
gingen gesen oie oeutiden 2iuien
bel @umbimen Dor. Das erite oeilt-
ibe 9Irmeeforps panote li9 am 20.
augnit gegen Die &ulien, mari Oieie
5uriid, mahte 5000 @efaHgese uuo
eroberte abt 8elhiiBe. Die oeutide
4aDalerie : 9ipilion madte, natneM
lie liG nit 3tDei rliliil6en &aDalIerie-
9ipilionen gelblagen bate, 500 sc.
iaagene.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
England rnft mad eOIOatsn.
O0itdemer brandt ale 3eftnten, bic
or baden fam, erflGrt Hremier int
11nterhnmS.

9onoon, %. Muguit. Sn ser
beutigen Sibung oes u~nterbauies
regtcn iit Die @egner oes Militdr-
aponacs iiir @roBbritauuien. Wlini
l%terprdiiocnt @Sqnitb bernbigte lic
abcr ourh oie Grfl6runa, Dab feline
9lbiiht beitebe, 3mangsmeiien Mili
t%drOicnit ein8uiiibren. Gr fiiate ie-
ood bin5u, oaB aricgSminiiter Carl
ait6cner fir oIe Mefruteu, Oie er
auftreiben fonne. &ermenoung babe,
nno man ia nidt oenfen moge 0a6
England MIR 100000 Mann brdu6e.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
Sriten er60Iteu OentidDe Siebe.
Gngl. Snfanterie-0 ibiTOu amfseric-
ben, aabaIeric g~eiuOrfem.

@afbin9ton, 6. G., 26. gug.
Der bieligen oeutiden 8otidoft III
0urh 6unfipruh iiber Sappiae, 8.
s., ole folgen0e Na6ridt pom 9lus-
wartigen 9Emt in Berlin 8ugegangen
Cine engliibe &abaaerie-8 Brigade
Dur0e bel Wnubeuge 5uriidgeporfell
Cine engliide Snfanterie-0 ipiiion lit
suriidgeihlagcn uno in miloe Sludl
geiagt moroen. 8iele @efongcnt
nnr0en aemaht.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29

9iele milidrHhen Mutorititn fno Der Anftdt, bob Der iet nutsRbe
WDnertrig in europa uuf Der See our G~ntiheibung sebraht Der6sn uirO.
ensIanD, DMtL4IonO unO grantri4 Dsrfdgsn uer cine ssDnItg3s STE
madt; nur RuBanb 1T in 9s5ug uuf lens 5Iotte felt benz RrNg NIT Sapon
ahml4 idtsdt befeut. Seferreia bat omar teiHe 10 grObs 5lOtts ME bic
orsi unDeren 9rOBmd&ts, bod Oarfts ff feline GlOts i'm Dsttsrtn UsrIout
Ds RrRges bel ben DpsruioHH i'm miteldnbrHsn Wtsere Don srObem AHt
srpeiisu. Rah England bat Dsuhhuno bic fdrtHs GlOtte un0 an Der
Spite bsrfdben fbt AbmiraI BON SitpiB, Der pidia9 Der vTsOtse Der oeuts
f9n Jlote" genaunt piro.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
3mcitrr 3eppeIiuflus iber AntueEDea
Oiesmal hat Der enfttren3er nng rs.
fOgnis5iert.

SonOon &c auguit. Cine Reu-
ter D%felonlg aus .Antmerpen iiibrt
aus, Dab in Der lebten gtaft Elm 3cp-
pclm Snittren5er einen nellerlifen
Nngritf mIi Slutmerpen periufte. Die
pon ben 9eutiden ergriiieuen Dor.
llhtsmaBregeln battcn oas 0eutIfle
Snltidlilf aber peranIaBt lid 3nriid-
3llsIebcn
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29

10fl0, a. IIll9lIlI. Ner eJunldIO
3eigt in elmer Spe3iuIausgobe an odB
ole @elhieBuna pon EiingtmI ourdl
oie iapaniidc 6lotte %begonnen bat.
Gieie MeIoung pallierte oeil Senior
0cs Warine-9 departments.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
Gnglii6c SrignOe non 9eutidcn &C.
ldlagen.
gSeltlid uUn Der WiGaS mMrOe britt
Idle Strawberries Brigade UOm ben 9eut.
idjen beIiegt.

BerItn a. Nlgllll, OruDIluo ut
Die oAiiociirte Yrelie" BON Naucr in
9eutihlanO, iiber SaDDiae, 8. s. Die
Deuti6en lteben meitlid BON Der
Moas unO ridden gegen Maubeigc
Dor. sic baben cine britiibe SsauaI
lerie Brigade geidlagen.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29

H~%"S$@@@#$~ %SSS&%&&%S&&S<E
Srmfiadeu mno 8uhbinoer .Ar6eiteH
iueroeu prompt. bilig, geitmodool
uno o%ouerbait anaefertist IN Der
sS%onrual" 9rMderei.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29

suf ser gaussu siais srfoIsrsidl
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
Sapau's JlOtte bei6ieft SiiustGu,
SntermatiOnnle 8IOdaOe bes 0cMtIden
E-E

0ngliide, f~ransOfide aao rnHiidjs
Arieasidiifs be!siliat.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-04

The examining trial of Beverly
Johnson, the negro who is charged
with breaking into the residence Of
Engineer Henry Meade. on South
Main Street early last Saturday
morning, and whose defense from a
mob by Jailer JOS Farris the same
night at the jail cost the life of the
leader of the mob, was called for
Wednesday, but continued. Johnson's
injuries were such that he was un-
able to appear, and he is still in a
critical condition from the effects of
the wounds inflicted with Ratchet
by Mr.. Meade.
1t has been intimAted from a num-
Der of sources that when Johnson is
able to- talk he will make some start
ling disclosures entirely different
from the accepted version of the
affair at the Meade acme. 1t is said
these disclosures wsn make the &C.
ton of the mob that sought his life
look all the blacker and unjustifia-
BILE.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-04
TROUBLE FOR "OUR GIRLS"

Trouble will now begin in earnest
for Paris girls The wholesale drug
gists have announced to the retail
trade that on account of the war in
Europe they have been compelled 10
make a sharp advance in the price Oh
rouge and other chemical beauty-p
ducers. Many who have heretofore
appeared on the streets with rosy
cheeks will have to come down town
with only little dab from the nour
barrel on their cheeks. Too bad
girls. but there's no help in sight.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-04
C. w. q. M. NETTING.

The August meeting of the C. w.
3. NJ. will be held this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock in the parlors of the
Christian Church. Mrs. j. w. Hay
den is chairman. THIS will be eX-
animation day, and the last meeting
IN the mission year. A full attend
ance is desired
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-04
Mr.. EWALT HURT.

While assisting in removing the
paraphernalia of the Masonic Lodge
from its old quarters in the wilson
building to the new rooms in the
Masonic Temple, Tuesday night, MT
Samuel Ewalt fell from the iron
steps in front of Freeman parpe.
shop, sustaining severe cuts apoo'
the face and eyes and bruised one
arm and shoulder. He was removed
to the home of his daughter MIS-
Thomas Mcdonald. where he Is DONG
nicely.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-04
Mr.. TALBOT ADMINISTRATORS

Sheriff w. F. Talbot has been ap-
pointed administrator of the estate of
the late Sallie Grimes Talbot, and
qualified in 100000 bond, with Robt.
c. Talbot and VIM. II. Mcmillan as
suretieS.
The estate consists of S5O,OOO lie
insurance, and other personal proper
ty, and several valuable farms locat-
ed in different parts, OF Bourbon
county.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-04
souRBoN's "PEAcH" CROP.

The peach" crop of Bourbon
county is the finest known for years,
reminding one of old times when
peaches" never failed. More beau
tiful and luscious peaches" are sell
dom seen than those that have been
attending the sessions of the Bour-
bon County Teachers Institute IN
this city this week. Do you get us?
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-04
NEW COTTAGE.

The contract for a modern frame
cottage to be erected on Fithian Ave-
nue., in White Addition, has been let
oy Mr. Chas. r. Turner. 1t will ad-
join the residence recently erected
by Mr. Turner.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-04
READ EVERY PAGE.

Owing to the unusual press of ad-
;ertiSing upon our pages this week,
much news matter of an interesting
nature is unavoidably crowded out
Still there is something worth read
ing on every page. Try it.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-04
WORK CURTAlLED.

According to local telephone men
telephone extension work is being
kept at a minimum now on account
of the war in Europe and on account
of agitation for Government owner
ship of the lines. Many men have
been laid off temporarily until condi-
lions adjust themselves.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-04
MASONIC LODGE MOVED TO
QUARTERS IN NEW HOME,

s The Masonic lodges of Paris, which
have been housed in the Wilson build
ing, corner of Main and Third streets,
were moved to theia aew home in the
Masonic Temple, (Elks' Rally Tues
day night. The new rooms have been
fitted up in first-class style and are
now in readiness for the use Of the
various branches of the order.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-04
FOR RENT.

Modern cottage with four rooms
and bath. Possession given Septem
GER 18th. For further information
call at the News Office.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-04
BUYS HOME IN VERSAILLES

Mrs. Lillian H. Ramsey has sold
her house and lot in Versailles to Mr.
". B. Florence, formerly of this city,
who, with his family, will occupy the
property.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-04
FOR CASH ONLY.

School books will be sold to every
one alike-for cash only. Don't ask
for credit, as you will be refused
Send the CASH by the children we
are merely agents
APO PARIS BOOK SIohE.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-04
SERVED FREE TO-DAY
AND TOMORROW

Post Tavern Porridge, three in one,
today and tomorrow, at our store,
oy a special lady demonstration. Ev-
cry one invited.
M c. P. COOK & co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-04
SCHOOL OPENS MONDAY.

The biggest stock of boys school
suits and shoes, at
Aft MITCHELL & BLAKEMORES >.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-04

If a woman can't dig up a row any
other way she will start battle with
her husband about the best way to
make Home Happy.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-04
FALL STYLES.

Stetson and Dunlap new Fall
styles, at
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-04
BIG STOCK OF SCHOOL SHOES.

For Boys Girls and Children, at
lowest prices.
DAN COHEN'S GREATEST SHOE
STORE,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-04
CHANGE OE HOURS.

Rathbone Lodge, K. of P, has
changed hour of meeting from 8 to
1880 p. m. The change became effec-
tive last night.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-04
SCHOOL SUITS.

Start youc boy off right Monday
and buy him a school suit, at
If MITCHELL & BLAKEMORES
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-04
NOTICE.

City tax lists for the
xoar 1914 are now in
nv hands for COlleC-
tion at my office ak
the Deposit and PEG.
oIeS Bank.
c. X. THOMAS,
If City Collector.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-04
BUY NOW.

You save Is per cent. off by buy
ing from Winters now. (tf)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-04
FOR RENT.

Office rooms, all conveniences.
Centrally located, in Daugherty
Building. III
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-04
Monuments, Etc.

headstone or monument, see all CON-
petitors in business, get their prices
and then the figures of w. ]. Laugh
lin, the old, reliable monument deal
er, % per cent. below all competit-
ors, and then place your order with
him for fall and spring delivery. Adj
dress him at Paris, KY, or see him
at Windsor Hotel every County
Court day. (4-1t)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-04

Manhattan and Wilson Bros new
fall shirts just in, at
Aft MITCHELL & BLAKEMORE'S.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-04
MOONLIGHT BOATING PARTIES.

Owing to the rise in the creek we
will be able to handle boating par
ties of any size.
CHIPPEWA CLUB.
(sept-4-1t) E. T. Phone 55.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-09-04
'Strayed or Stolen.

From my place in Paris, on West
Seventh street, bay mare, Is hands
high, right hip knocked down, small
scar on back. Will pay liberal reward
for information leading to recovery.
Cumberland Phone 1877
TOM CAIN, Paris, KY.
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(sept-4-1t)
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-28
HELIEVuLE

LET CITY REALTY co. build a cozy one
family house on your vacant lot; $1,675
full price; we finance it, furnish plans. speci-
ncstions and supervision free. call and I'M
spect plans; open Sunday. CITY REALTY
CO.. 1045 Springfield av., Irvington, at Or
ange aV.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-28
BOARDING

AsToR ST.. 65-Burnished rooms and board;
reasonable.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-28

SEVERAL 2-family houses for sale: Inn
provenents: moderate price; little cash
required. Information at 1913 Bruce st.,
Newark. Phone Market 3s7.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-28
Robert B. Stoutenburgh
9 Clinton ST., Newark, N. ].

j. WARD SMITH g. son. Prudential Bldg
EAST ORANGE. ~ Girard av.--Lot
S3x100. one block from Valley road car
two blocks from Cross Town car; two-family
house, IA rooms, 2 baths separate steam
heaters. separate entrance, beam ceiling din
ing-room, parlors and all rooms decorated;
worth Sc 1000; will sell for $4,000, only $500
cash needed; everything new. JOHN ZIP
Eel, 217 Springfield av., Newark, j.
SOUTH NINTH ST. 1874 12ik, 126. near
Central av., Roseville section; one-fam-
lily attached dwellings, excellent condition.
steam heat: will sell singly; rent s25 per
month each; price very low; terms easy.
owner, MRS. 5. II. CARROLL, 1877 Wash
ington ST.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-28
SOUTH ORANGE

LET City Realty Co. build a coy one
family house on your vacant lot, 81 675 full
price; we finance it. furnish plans, specif-
cation and supervision free; call and in
CO.. 1915 Springfield av.. Iryington, at Or
ange av.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-28

BUILDING lots in Greyiocl section: choice
location; will sell at less than cost. In
quire of JOHN DeGRAW. Union Bldg,
Newark.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-28
REAL ESTATE WANTED

CENTRALLY located properties of every
description wanted for clients; send full
particulars, together with lowest cash price,
10 JOS. NJ BYRNB CO., 776 Broad st.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-28

and steam heat; barn and lot 100x100; a
good place for poultry culture. Inquire 90
Elm ST. near Bergen av., Kearny. N. j.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-28
LYNDHURST

ASTONISHING country home bargain; 7
large rooms and plot: only cents fare
from Newark; Is minutes ride; price only
81, 500. easy terms; worth 50. 500. LOUIS
NICHOLSON. Lyndhurst. NJ j.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-28
OUT OF TOWN

ONE-FAM1LY house, about seven rooms,
with driveway; East Orange or RoseVile;
good neighborhood; station must be
cheap for cash. II. FLOURNOY. s2S Broad
street.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-28

KEARNY

TWO lots, with tent and three vacant lots.
Inquire J. stab, 1873 McWhorter ST.
Newark. Phone 1543-W, Market.