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1HE BOURBON NEWS PARIS SENTUCKY TUESDAY JANUARY 1902 j J 7 5 0 i g mi 4 4 THE BOURBON NEWS 0 D MITCHELL EDITOR BRIEF NEWS ITEMS- A Toast To the Stars and Stripes To the place of our birth The The best thing on earth O CORN WANTED Highest market price E F SPEARS SONS AT WINDSOR Landman the Oculist will be at the Windsor Hotel Tuesday Jan 14 1902 FROSTBD FEET It is said that figs bound to the affected parts over night are a never failing remedy for frosted feet GAVE BOND Sheriff W W Mitchell gave a satisfactory bond to the Bourbon and on yesterday entered the duties of the office POINTED A PISTOL In Judge Smiths ourt on Smith white fined 50 and costs the limit for pointing a deadly weapon at another BANK this issue of the NEWS will be found the quarterly statement of Geo Alexander Cos Bank It is well worth your while to peruse it Doo LOST Strayed orstolen a white setter dog with black ears with large black spot on back near tail Any in formation i leave with BENJ PERRY 7janlt GETTING GOOD The morals of our neighborhood city of Lexing on are im proving The Herald of Sunday says that there has not been an arrest made there fur fiftysix hours BADLY L ager of the Standard Oil Companys offices in this city had thd index finger of his right hand badly mashed Friday by a barrel of oil rolling on it GOOD ADVICE The merchant who stops his advertisement to economize expenses at the wrong end He should increase his advertising in dull f seasons and thereby create trade IF its Shoes you are looking for look at our Mens 150 and 200 Shoes If any store offers you as good leather style and workmanship for less money dont buy our OLAYS SHOE STORE 7jan2t Mr Ed McCann an exParisian now of Richmond Ky has lately retired faom business in that city I with a fortune During his business Career he never did anything but a cash business never keeping a I set of books He is a brother of Mrs Brown of this city TAX SUPERVISORS The tax met yesterday and will continue in ession for ten days to equualize the 902 taxes They are holding their leetings in the Simms building n Main street formerly occupied by Bowling Alleys on Main street Their office is on the second floor A GOOD PLAO There is only one lace to go when you want a good shave a hair cut or a shampoo- nd that place is at Carl Crawfords arber shop His assistants are polite nd gentlemanly and their work is al the best His bath rooms are in jerfivt working order Give him a call you will be satisfied GOOD WORK Dont forget that you an get anything you want printed at BOURBON NEWS office Bill Heads letter Heads Statements Envelopes osters Pamphlets Visiting Cards Pro- grams Funeral Notices c Leave with THE NEWS for you warit in this line and yon will be served w ti neatness promptness and dis pith Phone 124 tf CHANGE OF FIRMS Mr Newton Mitchell has solo his interest in the tracery firm of Mitchell Spears Mr Hugh Brent Dr John Adair has purchased a half interest grocery store of J R Howe these houses are old established firms and will no doubt merit their IB bare of the patronage of the public wish them continued success PHYSICIAN LpCATES IN LEXINGTON Garrett D Judy of MiUersburg has come to Lexington to make- s s hoiae Dr Judy is not a stranger a Lox agton HM wife is a daughter- f th ate Elder Moses E Gaines Dr ly jrl DrJTeely have formed a jj irtaf hip for the practice of medicine lid s r and have their office at 41Ei Main stre t Lexington Herald L A UKT DEPOT Plans are on foot yrtb a union depot Lei i tou It is unofficially learned the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad ego u ting for the old Mainstreet launch property and for with the intention of convert a Untoi Depot It is also i7itefl hat the and JTashvillft l the Lexjngton Eastern will in the movement Y II Pftr HOTELDr J c j county- of upon e SaturdayElmer as STATEMENTIn I MASHEDR Whaleyman I Ult cuts It ExP annie superyi- ors he oath ays nd HE rders anything I rto thof and- e r y ablishment of surrounding t into Lou ville alf u f 1 I l the Fry w fat l i f +> ¬ < ¬ < + v ED D PATON The above picture is a true likeness of Ed D Paton better known as Bally Paton who was yesterday in into the office of County Clerk Mr Paton was born in this city in 1849 md has held the present office for seven and has just entered upon his third term He probably has more than any man in Bourbon and was elected to the office without opposition Big Boom In Bank Stocks Auctioneer A T reports yesterday of 50 shares of Bourbon Stock belonging to Thomas Woodfords estate at an average of per share The Central Trust Co of Paris pur chased 10 shares 172 10 shares 17325 10 shares 17325 10 shares 17375 Russell Mann took 5 shares 175 and Louis Frank 5 shares f per share He also sold 5 shares of The Agricultural Bank stock for the Cen tral Trust Co to H D Alexander at 225 per share These are the highest prices eyer paid for bank stocks in The Sick Willie Parker son of Mrs Mamie Parker is quite ill Miss Lizzie Holliday who has been on the sick list for about four weeks is some better Mrs John B Northcott received pain ful injuries one day last week by falling over some steps She is doing very nicely at this time Dr Daily has been on the sick list Mrs Ev Rogers Is on the sick list Run Over By the Cars Chief of Police Geo M Hill has re ceived a letterfrdm a by the name of Ed Thompson of Indianapolis Ind stating that a boy was killed there last Tuesday by being run over by the and giving his name as JamesCambbell He says the boy was from Paris and that his parents live in this city His age was about 19 years and he was about six feet tall If he is known by anyone they will please call at this office and get further information- we can give in the DR BOWEN optician will be at A J Winters Cos tomorrow free THE J M Shoe for Gentlemen- is in a class by itself for comfort and durability They are and 600 a pair Seldom equaled and never excell ed CLAYS SHOE STORE 7jan2t New Firm Having bought the business interest in the Grocery of Mr Newton Mitchell we take this method of announcing the fact to the people of Bourbon and assuring them that our every effort shall be to serve them as Mr Mitcbell has done in the past We earnestly solicit a continuance of your kind patronage and are confident that we will please you not only in prices and quantity of goods but prompt and appreciative attention to your or- ders Respectfully J W SPEARS H T BRENT THE snap and style that many a more expensive Shoe lacks is in the Walk- Over Shoe for Men They give com fort and ease They are honest Shoes that give wear and satisfaction 350 and 400 CLAYS SHOE STORE 7jan2t THE BEST you want fresh oysters that are fresh and large fat and juicy and sold measure call on C B Mitchell and you will get the best He gets regular shipments from the Baltimore oyster beds jan7lt Call By Number Only To the subscribers of the East Ten nessee Telephone Co in Bourbon coun ty we kindly ask that all calls are made by number which is absolutely to render quick service If you will stop to think for a mo ment only that we are now serving over six hundred subscribers in Bourbon and of course the operators cant well remember all the numbers and for them to refer to the directory causes a delay Calling for subscribers put in since supplement was printed will of course be excepted- If there are any subscribers we have overlooked in sending out directories please notify the Manager by telephone or mail and you will receive one prompt- ly Yours Very truly JJ VEATCH Manager East Tennessee Telephone Co 7janlt years coun- ty For yth 17342 17475 r 0 party a the a 500 EVERIf necessa- ry county Paris cars any matter Ex- aminations ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ PERSONAL MENTION- Mrs Allie Sidner is visiting Prof Williams at Midway Miss Etha YanArsdall has from a visit to Mercer county Miss Pearl Smith visited Mrs Cal houn Cynthiana last week Mrs C H Williams of this city is visiting Mrs C H Bishop in Lexing I ton Miss Bessie Wilson of this city is j the guest of Mrs Pierre Curie at Oyr- ithiaha Mrs Victor Dodge of Lexington Js the guest of Mr and Mrs D M Dodge near town Mrs W T Brooks and her sister Chas Spillman are visiting at Mt Vernon Hugh Montgomery has returned from Sumpter S C where he attended a family reunion j Misses Annie Clay and Sue Clby with whist at their home on afternoon Mr and Mrs Chalton Alexandr Jr of this county were visitors in Lexing ton on Saturday h Mr and Mrs Allen have re turned from a very pleasant visit to old friendsat Augusta Miss Edna Green has returned from a pleasant visit to her aunt Mrs Ham let Sharp at Maysville Hon A S Thompson left for Frankfort to be present at the meeting of the legislature Davis has returned to her home iu Flemingsburg after a pleasant visit to friends in this city Before leaving for his home in Dan- ville on Friday Rev Dr L H Blauton subscribed for the NEWS Mr Charles Hiser of this county was the guest of Mr and Mrs Frazier Parrish in Cynthiana last week Dr John Miller Stephens has re turned to New York after a visit to his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Stephens Abe Wollstein formerly of this city and doing business at Cynthiana has moved his stock of goods to Falmouth Mr Frank Daugherty has returned- to Oleveland 0 after a visit to his parents Mr andjMrs Charles Daugh erty Miss Lizzie Mannen Turney will tomorrow for school at Wellesley College after a delightful visit to her parents Mrs Elizabeth Davis and dnughter Miss Anna May Davis have returned from a visit to Mrs Charlotte Davis in Lexington Mr James Craven will return to day to his home in Paris spending a week here with his parents Mays ville Bulletin Miss Milda McMillan left for Win- chester on Friday to visit Phoebe Beckner who has recently been her guest in this city Miss Margaret Ford of Lexing ton is visiting her cousins Misses Mary and Ethel Hibler at Walnut Grove in this county Miss Annie Bruce McClure will at tend the Lisle Winn wedding at Win chester today and on tomorrow leave for Wellesley College Dr Llewellyn Spears who has been here on a visit to relatives and friends returned to Louisville on Friday where he is studying medicine Mr and Mrs Chas A Webber and little daughter Mary Kennedy of Paris are visiting his parents Mr and Mrs A M Webber Shelby ville News Misses Helen Frank Mary Clay Carroll Buck Mary Woodford Amanda Yerkes and Edna Turney left Saturday night Hollins Na to resume their studies at school Mrs David Doty of Paris who has been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W E Pullen returned home Monday Sho wasaccompanied by her sister Miss Lena Pullen Georgetown News The Lexington Herald Mrs Hughes Bronston will leave in a few days for the University of Virginia to join her husband who is there a law course Mrs Bronston is the daughter of Mr Alexander of this city The LexingtonLeader of last Fri day says John Ireland of Paris the well known turfman of the firm of Ireland Bros was in the city today looking fora residence with the intention of permanently locating here Mr Ireland and his charming wife will be quite an acquisition Lexington society Lou Ireland and her daughter Mrs Mary Davis will move to Lexington with them Mr and Mrs Bruce Miller gave a dinner last evening to Dr and Mrs H H Roberts The dinner was an occasion of much pleasure to those present and Mr and Mrs Miller proved themselves to be excellent entertainers The dinner was in five courses and the table decorations were of pink and white carnations Those present were Dr and Mrs Roberts Dr and Mrs Wallingford Mr and MM Thompson Tarr Mr and Mrs Swift Champ Mr Ed Myall and Mr John Smedley of Millersburg V y IIt t 1 returned I i near I i i i I I Mrs en- tertained Friday WB I leave aft w Mrs for Geo Mrs i c on Satur- day Miss Ecta says ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > WANTED To BORROW 200 from four to six months WilLgive good in terest with first class security Ad dress Z Care P O Box 238 7janit REORGANIZED The First National Bank of of which W L Yerkes was appointed receiver has baen reorganized Mr Yerkes been requested to remain a short time with the new bank i i WASHINGTONS BIRTHDAY The pupils of theHigh School are arranging for a celebration of Washingtons Birthday though the entertainment will be held on the eve of the anniversary the 22nd of February falls on Saturday The Junior Class will be especially in evidence but many others will assivt PARIS J Murphy Co report that stock sold very high There were 250 cattle on the market F J Cook sold 14 yearlings to Catesby Wood ford c Hibler Bro sold 17 to same party at 4 c 8050 lb cattle were sold by Hibter Bro to at 4 c Arnold Garder sold 50 head 800 lb cattle to J W Thomason at 4c Jonas Weil sold 40 yearlings weight about 700 Ibs to Catesby Woodford at J R sold 30 yearlings weight 670 Iba to Catesby Woodford at 4 centfl Four cows sold at 28 to 33 C P Goff sold 35 head 1000 lb cattle J Hull at About 20 cattle PUBLIC RENTING Immediately after the sale of the lands belonging tq Thomas Woodfords estate on Saturday fh 1901 I will rent at public outcry my farm known as the Thomas Woodford Home- stead containing 183 acres of land all now being in gras Thirty acres are to go into cultivation for corn or will al low six acres to be put in tobacco The improvements a g x d story D yelling good Stock Barn large Tobacco barn ales Cribs and all necessary Outbuildings Plenty of water on the place Negotiable papers required for the renting BRICE STEELE A T FORSYTH Auctioneer jan72t Notice to Creditors BOURBON CIRCUIT COURT Peter Lew VAdmr etc Plaintiffs s Mary Lewijfc etc Defendants By order of the Bourbon Circuit Court made and entered in the above styled cause at its November term 1901 the creditors Peter Lewis deceased are hereby notified to prove and present their claims before the undersigned Commissioner at his office in Paris Qn the 1st day of March 1902 EMMETT M DICKSON Master Commissioner C C jan8- 3tGRfflD OPERA HOUSE R S PORTER MANAGER TELEPHONE 440 Tuesday January 7 JUST TO MAKE YOU LAUSHTHATS ALL CHAS E SCHILLING Presents BY GEORGE E EDSEON ALL NEW SPECIALTIES Special Scenery Clever Comedians Pretty Girls Laughing Hit of Seasons r PRICES 2oc 3oc and SOc MATINEE AND NIGHT Saturday January II Mr Wm A Bradys SPECIAL PRODUCTION t WAY DOWN EAST The Original New York Production By LOTTIE BLAIR PARKER Elaborated by JOS R GRISMER AS PLAYED 500 Times in New York 50 Times in Philadelphia 350 Times in Boston 250 Times in Chicago The play that touches the heart Endorsed by Press Public Pulpit PRICES Matinee Lower floor 50 Balcony and Gallery 250 Night Lower floor 1 Balcony 75c 50 Gallery 250 Seats on sale for matinee and night performance Thursday January at 8 oclock a m I has COURTM fo IE Clay 430 P tton toA 430 unsold OF Fine BourDon farm I Ire Two S i V e I TWO MARRIED MEN The Three Ci It f Austin Texas because r r if January orr m ¬ ¬ ¬ > = GO TO- xJTUCKERSl FOR A COMPLETE AND UPTODATE LINE OF LADIES MISSES AND CHILDRENS SEE OUR STOCK OF FUR SCARFS AND JACKETS DRESS the new weaves including the Zibeline Hopsacking Everything new in dress trimmings We are sole agents for the celebrated Onyx fast black hosiery Ask to see the pretty new fancy hosiery ESTABLISHED 1858 PHONE 297 CXKf F B MDERMOTT DEALER IN Fancy and Staple GroceriesC- OR TENTH AND MAIN STREETS QUARTERLY REPORT 6E8 the close of usiness on bthe 31st day of December 1901 I CO l I 1 JACKETS AND i t I GOODSAll CALL i t r OF BIJEKgFlBEtR i sANXERS COATS S ti PARIS KY o- At = > RESOURCES Loans and Discounts less loans to Directors 180852 14 Overdrafts secured oo Overdrafts unsecured ct 13 66 40 Due from National Banks 28342 97 Due from StateBks and Bankers 9882 28 38225 25 Due from Trust Companies oo House and Lot 3500 oo Other Real Estate x 4600 00 Mortgages 12324 59 U S Bonds oo Other Stock and Bonds oo Specie 2152 31 Currency 7654 00 Exchange for Clearings 9238 57 19044 88 Other Items carried as Cash oo Furniture aud Fixtures oo Fund to Taxes oo Give description location val- ue how long owned all real estate except banking house and any owned longer than 5 yearsNone 27I I326 ¬ LIABILITIES Capital iStock paid in 25000 oo und Vr 10000 oo Undivided Profits oo Deposits subject to check on which is not paid 233475 59 Deposits subject to check on is oo Demand certificates of which interest oo Time certificates of deposits- on which interest oo Savings deposits on which paid oo Certified Checks oo DueNational Banksr 984 89 Due State Banks and Bankers 1052 78 Due Trust Com- panies 3037 67 checks outstanding oo Bills oo Unpaid Dividends oo and unpaid po Capital Stock not paid oo 271513 26 depos- its on redi in cash S lus n ¬ SUPPLEMENTARYHi- ghest of indebtedness of stockholder person company- or firm including in the liability of the company or firm ity of the members thereof or indirectly if such exceeds 20 per cent of capital stock actually paid in and actual amount of surplus of bank How is indebtedness stated in above secured See Section 583 Kentucky Statutes Highest amount of indebtedness of any director or officer if amount of such indebtedness exceeds 10 per cent of paid up capital stock of bank J See Section 583 Kentucky Statutes How is same secured Does amount of indebtedness of any person or firm inclnd in the liability of the company or firm the liability of the in- dividual members thereof 30 per cent capital and actual surplus- If so state amount of such indebtedness Amount of last dividend Were all losses interest and taxes deducted therefrom before declaring dividend and was not less than 10 per cent of net profits of the bank for the period covered the dividend car to the surplus fund before said dividend was declared See Section 596 Statutes STATE OF KENTUCKY COUNTY OF BOURBON j Geo Alexander of Geo Alexander Co Bankers of Paris Ky a Bank located and doing business at No 228 Main St in the City of Paris in said being sworn says that the foregoing report is in all respects a true condition of said Bank at the close of business on the 3ist day of December to the best knowledge and belief and further says that the business of said Bank has been transacted at the location named and not elsewhere and that the above report is made in with an official notice received from the Secre iary State designating the 3 ist day of December 1901 as the day on which said shall be Subscribed and sworn to before me by Goorge Alexander the 3d day of Jaauary 1902 TE Public My cmisn expries Jan 24 04 J CEo ALEXANDER mount indebtedness ss ofhis ned statement I got ¬ ¬ Wanted Poultry of all kinds Roosters Springers Etc The best price at COOK GROCERY Co wantedHens r p Asa Maxey aged 83 of Fernleaf Mason county suicided at noon Tuesday shooting himself through the heart He was a well known man and had only two weeks been married
