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The Bourbon News: November 22, 1907.

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THE BOURBON NEWS PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY IN THE YEAR PAPJS KENTUCKY FBI DAT NOVEMBER 22 1907 NUMBER o J T f f- I iI J VOLUME xiVIIS R Important Suit A suit the result of which may prove of vast importance to the mer chants of Paris in which the Louis vile Nashville Railroad Company are the plaintiffs and the firm of E FSpears Sons are ths defendants was called in the Bourbon county court Wednesday afternoon at 2 oclock The railroad company is seeking to recover the sum of40 to be due as demurrage while the defend ants claim an offset in the loss sustain ed by delay in the setting of loaded alleging that the railroad com trackageNearly merchants especially those handling coal lumber and grain are summoned as witnesses The plaintiff is represented by E M Dickson and Mr Collis of Louisville while the defendants are represented by McMillan Talbott The case will be fought out and itis said will be appealed to the Circuit Beforethe court was ready to go in to the hearing of evidence several legal questions were raised by attor neys in the case which Judge Dundon took under advisement and adjourned court Thursday morning at 10 number of witnesses were examined for theplaintiff company at the of which Attorney Robert C Tal which was sustanied by Judge Dundon terminating the case as far as his court is concerned No notice of appeal has as yet been filed Lost in the Alps tomorrow night Will Tender Resignation Esquire L C Anderson who is serving his second term as a member of the Bourbon fiscal Court from the North Middletown magisterial district and who was at the October term of the court erected unanimously as As the Governor has the date that his successor might be ap retiring from office Dec 10 B of Bourbonsmost progressive farmers it is said will be an applicant for the place and will be endorsed Hon J Hal Wood ford Representative in the State Leg slature and other prominent citizens See the mystifying box trick and other new at the Grand to night 1 L cars thelower 4 until andtheconclu- sion peremptoryinstructions i keeper of the County com shortlytender Andersonpointed by Governor Beckham before I Woodfordone 4 1 morrow 1 r i y powers w o Our i Cash Price DEATHS SHANNON Mrs Ellen Shannon aged 76 died Monday night at the home of her son in Louisville She is survived bv two Phil Nippert Sr of Paris and Mr Thomas Shannon of LouisvilleThe arrived here on the 3 30 oclock L N train Wednesday The funeral services took place from the Catholic church Thursdaymorning at 9 oclock services by Rev Father James Cusack Interment was in the Paris Catholic cemetery Faust Monday and be there BIRTHS In Paris on Nov 18 to the wife of Charles Funk nee Florence Curd of Harrodsburg a daughter Await His Coming Our Mr John G Angus will be in Paris on Monday November 25th Parties having pianos and organs to be tuned will kindly notify us and we will gladly have him call All work done by him will be guaranteed by us C F BROWER CO Lexington Ky Faust Monday and be there McCrearys Secretary Resigns Henry Crosby private secretary to Senator McCheary has resigned Mr Crobsy is in Idaho on a bridal trip and will locate there Watch for the Devil Monday he will be in Paris Must Leave Town Mamie Coleman a negress was before Judge E T Hinton in Police Court yesterday charged with It appeared from the evidence that Mamies troubles were more due to the habit of using dope than liquor and she was given twenty four hours to take up her permanent abode in some other A negro Charles ion Piper who has for several days been acting queerly was before his honor and it appearing that mind was seriously affected his case was transferred to the County Court Christmas Goods goods Monday buy until you see what I am showing J T HINTON childrenMrs nighttry I I nighttry I up- drunkenness his I win be ready to show Dont t a Christ a s MATRIMONIAL The marriage have been issued by County Clerk Pearce Samuel Jones and Laura Huffaker and Houston Chandler and Nellie B Wright Attention Housekeepers r Buy your cakes croquettes chicken lasad pies etc Saturday at Mrs Bairds millinery store for the benefit of the Methodist Sunday school It f Watch for the Devil Monday he will be in Paris Interurban Schedule Changed Sunday November 24th the six oclock a m interurban car out of Lexington Paris and ton will be discontinued for the Thirty nice fat meat hogs Apply BEN JR and JIM WOODFORD I tf Phone 610 E Tenn Farm for Rent I will rent for one year from March 1 1908 my farm of 175 acres the Lexington pike on Monday December 2 1907 at the court house door in Paris Kvf at 2 oclock p m to the highest bid der The farm contains 50 to wheat 60 acres to go in corn the land being mostly in hemp and tobacco last year 35 acres in timothy meadow and 8 acres to go in tobacco or hemp There is on the place a large tobacco barn sufficient for 10 acres of tobacco stock barn and large brick residence Also tenant house of four rooms Plenty of never failing water fine cis tern and large fish pond I will re quire renter to give good security R P BARNETT 94t Paris Ky For Sale Meat store Old established and paying business of 14 years Reason for selling want to retire to farm LAUGHLIN BROS 192t Paris Ky i following Paton I a Beg nning present FOR SALE t on acressown i I licenses Y N rr Such a Thing as Growing Old Cheerfully ONL T wine improves with age Men do not Jokes do not Nor do the clothes we sell But this we know their usefulness doesnt cease with their new ness They have almost as many lives as a cat R C James Clothes Outwear their welcome Because they are built together A sturdiness that comes from honest fabrics and a shapliness that doesnt bag or sag You can get more than a full seasons wear from one of these or Overcoats and no after regrets I 10 I I s J I I IIr IWE FallSuits II g Vi 4 1 Dunlap Shoes 5 to 7 Dr Reeds Cushion Shoe 5 Korrect Shape Shoes 350 d 4 x and Smiths Waterproof Hunting Shoes 5 to 8 SHCES 1iI Ii4 C R JAMESI ImifitlfifTo Pooh f Head Paris Partrician ShoesHigh In Patent Leathers and Fine Kid Button and Lace 350 and 4 grades 295 FRANK CO The Ladies Store We Greatly Overstocked on Ladies ReadytoWear Garm nts The reasons are numerous We bought too many weather has been too warm and we need therefore ONLY M t moneyWe offer for CASH are The Ladies Cloaks 3500 Cloaks 3000 Cloaks 2500 Cloaks 2000 Cloaks 1500 Cloaks 1250 Cloaks 1000 Cloaks 650 Cloaks 2425 1975 1675 1375 985 875 675 I 475 200 Grade now 150 Grade now 100 Grade novi I iL bildr ijats r 145 115 85 3qr sb I 1 w CSci0 Patent Rafter Sftoes Lace or Button This Seasons Regular J 250 hoes Our Cash Price I Misses Suits for gasfc 3500 Suits 2425 3000 Suits 2150 2500 Suits 1950 2000 Suits I 1500 Suits 1075 Eadics Bats AH Trimmed Hats 1000 875 750 grades Now 475 650 600 500 grades Now 325 Cadi stand 1575 I L5O W Our Line of For Christmas on Display JWjfe Novelties in Manicure and Toilet Sets and Separate Pieces FRANK CO Paris Kentucky iZiRXiiPij II N M M Toys low i N t 1 = f 4 Mit Yttt 4 IiI c ry BOURBON NEWS PARIS 1907 6a tI THE KENTUC dIT r m 1 r 1 a yzr V rr A Are cordially invited to special Cloak Suit and Fur Display on TUESDAY OCTOBER Besides our fine Fall stock of Mr Geo Lear of New York vtill also exhibit at our store a superb assortment of highly tailored Ladies Suits Cloaks and fine Furs Remember Tuesday October 29 you will appreciate the opportunity tp see the finest assortment of Wear garments at correct prices TWIN BROTHERS Big Department Store 701 Main Street Paris Kentucky TWIN BROS703 Main Street An Invitation Come in and Inspect Our New Line of Clothing W L DOUGLAS 250 300 350 f Mens Shoes TWIN BROS CLOTHING AND SHOE STORE 703 Main St Next to Fees Grocery Designs Ect gotten Out on Short Notice IMMORTEELS WHEET c x Always in Stock JO S ARDENAGENT New Management Having Purchased the 3 New Fordham Bar I will endeavor in the to conduct a first class rand uptodate saloon I will cater especi ally to the business men of Paris and the farmers of Bourbon County Cold Beer always on draught Van Hook Sam Clay Chicken Cock Whiskies and the very Finest Wines and Cigars J S Godmaiiu II LADIES 29 IReady to I J II I I o fan I I I9 t fI- t ii FLOWERSIII CutFlowers Funeral 1 Both phones I r r o 1 1 I I I S atten- dS garments I I I lull 3 Ig future Peacock = HE BOURBON NEWS J BOTH THONES124 NO 32U MAlJN STREET V EDITOR OWNER Entered at the Paris Kentucky Postoffice as Secondclass Mail jklatterr Established in Years of Continuous Publication advertisements inch for first time 50 cepts per inch reading notices black type 20 cents per line each issue cards of thanks on candidates and similar matter 10 cents per line Special rates for big advertisements v t PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY ONE YEAR 200 SIX MONTHS PAYABLE IN ADVANCE 1 i 4 t SWIFT CHAMPI k I 188126 100 r each subsequent insertion reading cents per line each J I I I I AND notices 10 issue X100 Asset or Credit Currency The advocates of asset currency 01 credit currency again chirping merrily in the daily newspapers Con gressman Charles N Fowler of New Jersey and Mr of Massachusetts been writing let ters and interviews urging the friends of the national bank and sound cur rency and the gold standard to repeal the restrictions imposed by the act of Congress in 1882 upon the sudden of bank notesfor speculative purposes The of 1882 was passed to protect the country against the arh trary and unexpected contraction arm subsequent expansion of by banks of issue which had resulted in disaster to the whole country In 1881 an aggregate retirement of 1800000i of bank currency had caused a panic and the act was passed to take away from the banks the panicpower The debates in Conrgess at that tim show that even the Republicans had learned to dread the exercise of such a power by the unscrupulous financier of those days But now it is to retsore this panic power by enabling banks to issue asset currency with no security and to substitute the cats and dogs of Wall Street as security for deposits and use the Govenrmfeit bonds which the law has heretofore required as security for de posits as a means of obtaining addi tional notes for circulation thus en abling the Wall Street gamblers to ex pand and contract the currency at will and to make contraction a subterfuge for emptying the National Treasury into their own coffers Of course Democrats oppose on prin ciple Every honest man should it from motives of expediency even if he is not a Democrat Speculation and Businees Take the railroads out of Wall Street and the tickers out of the rail road offices and the trouble between the people and the railroads will be vastly diminished It is the gambling of railroad officials that of the rascalities of railroad The connection between the Wall Street speculators the railroads the trusts and the Republican politi cians is the cause of the panic that is crippling the industries of the country Sorry for Him The press througout the State is sympathy to Dick Knott the editor of the Louisville Post Since Louisville and Kentucky have gone Re publican he hasnt anything to knock on If such a thing possiblesays an exchange we would not be surpris ed to see him turn to be a Democrat in order to get his hammer out on the administration Republican Factions After Congress meets on December 2nd many poiltical things that are dark and dubious now will have the en lightening rays of partisanship thrown upon them It will soon be apparent whether Speaker Cannon Jim Sherman and the other Republican patrjots who dislike executive interference and crave the contributions of the trusts and corporations to help their reelec cion will stand up and fight for their share of the boodle or down as they did at tht last session of Con gress The Republican Congressional lead ers talk very boldly in private of what they will do do to those Con gressmen who line up at the White House and take orders from the great I am But a of Roosevelt patronage is a great temptation to some of the weak breth ren The united standpatters are to try and control the next Conrgess They dont care EO much what kind of a tariff plank goes in to the Republican National platform for they can ignore it and still con tinue to standpat if they have a safe najority The sacred tariff must be presreved by these patriots at all hazard The Dirty Dollar and the Clean The question used to be with young Where can I earn a dollar but it fis Where can I get a dollar without The wag an old man he tbiiikiric hack to the days of hi ywing man hood at time It is sometime HenryW Peabody lave retirement thisscheme cause most extending were lay mess determined d tit 0 w a1d are Act currency proposed oppose management men now earmna nan this lli perhaps wits the true that when the white comes into our hair and we look back upon the days that haVe gone by life has a rosier hue than it does in later years Yesterday seems a betterday than to day The man of bygone years ap pears to be a man than the one we take by the hand now Makiflg possible allowance for this coloring which retrospect to men and things it is profitable for us to stop long enough to ask ourselves how it is in our own lives It is a fact that the old man states for us a truth Do we really spend time in looking for way the dollar without earning it than we do in good honest work To that would be to admit that men less honest than they were in the past Is it true It is a serious question and one that should e an swered fairly by every man For it is a fact that the dollar we earn is the best dollar we ever shall have It wilt go father fbr us that is its power is greater because we shall look more closely to the thing we buy Somebody once said that dirt sticks to ever dollar but Ben Franklin gave the lie to that a century ago The earned dollar is a clean dol lar but the dollar obtanied by deciet fraud low scheming or even in way that are just inside the Jaw in viola tion of its spirit is a dirty dollar an will taint any mans life Stick to the honest dollar We cap get enough of them to last us throng life and provide for the helpless and any more are useless If they a dirty dollars the more we leave th greater the curse v Foundation of Good Chhracter Not every boy can be a rich man 01 a great man but every boy can bea gentleman A boy with gentlemanh manners who is trusty and honest ant does his very best every day will gain the attention and confidence of me and will he given paying and responsi ble positions as soon as he is olr enough to fill them Boys like to haw fun and a good time It is right the should They will never be boys hut once but t fun is not what they are made for Boys of value chiefly to make meh goorl for something in the world Character house must the right kinc of a foundation The foundation stone of a good character a reverence fr God respect and obedience deference for old people Too Much Football Our Country in its November issu has the following This is the se the most strenueous of collet shorts that of foot hall But what change has overtaken the pubeic at tude toward this sport withina fe years A few days ago a lady left dollars to a college in Penns vania with the that don its distinguished relation to act sports That Swacrthmore will ace the money on the terms it is offered not a matter of doubt now althougl few yata ago the offer would undcu edly have been refused Another great college In Mas chusetts the Clark University ma a bid for pupils because it does gage in InterCollegiate sports Columbia University has stricken f ball from its list of games when other colleges or played betty its own classes 4 Perhaps it was time to rn time and energy were wasted influences were at work to sec players who were enrolled and m tained as students because w athletically efficient and for no i It is time to turn to lesson in Wilkie Collins boCk V and Wife to view the logical res of such methods It was not pertin written but it is nov t Williams Kidney Pills Have you neglected your kidn Have you overworked ner system and caused trouble with kidneys and bladder Have yoii p in loins side back groin and bladfi Have you a flabby appearance of j face especially under the eyes a to pass urine If Williams Kidney cure x Pr Cleveland Q granGe all gIves more toget are nne likea to par nt son it ab not with thy i when free 7 4 fc J nevertheless some admit A purchasing a little have altogether are have for million provision a many reason your Pills will Sri mail WiUHUl c = + + v4 Blessing in Disguise By David H Taltnaffge f Copyright There is an indestructible love story which has never been told be yohg the of Richdale and it might never have been told beyond that limit had Georgie Perkins not come by chance within the charmed circle The storyis termed indestruc tible because although the gossips have wrestled with it earnestly for two years they seem to be as far from an amicable agreement as in the be ginning It will last forever Georgie is somewhat inclined to feel elated over the fortune which was his in contracting a variety of typhoid fever germs he looks upon thaqircum stance as a blessing in disguise a which was perfect They waged a bitter fight those germs be fore they were routed When Georgie finally did gain the upper hand of them he found that the effort had most exhausted him The reaction came and grim death was clinging to skirts Georgie was weak discouraged and the doctor ordered a change of air and scene Go somewhere and forget some thing said the doctor drawing of prescription blanks from his pocket and putting it back again Go somewhere and forget anything And do it quick So George languidly packed a few things into a small valise and crawled away to the railroad station where L doubtless dis- gUiSe ale spiritless tablet iT gossip line most its Thmarty ho purchased a ticket for Richdale He had an aunt at Richdale and an uncle but principally an The uncle was a retired farmer but the aunt was not a retired anything She was not of a retiring nature There had been some cousins at one time but they they were re tired anti the ladies cemetery associ ation of the village received a dollar on the first day of each January to pay for keeping green the little mounds above them Georgie had not seen his relatives foryears The last time had been when he was a student in mar school and now he was B A of Ann and a keeper of books in a porkpacking establishment he had all but died from the and the experience had aged him incredibly It seemed to him a century since he had heard a brake man call the names of the stations which dotted the line between the city and Richdale He sat humpily in his seat one elbow upon the windowsill supporting his head which ached a trifle and recalled certain incidents of his former visit There was one boy a butchers whom he had been on the best of terms And there were two noses ike pushbuttons set amidst constel ations of freckles who used to come o a hole in the fence and stare at him om two pairs of round blue eyes The butchers had a sister he lId not understand why He eon ssed on one and whispered e confession that he thought it cause he had been very wick l and had told his mother that he onsidered the Bible pretty slow lading and that if that was the only rt of books there was in heaven he dnt blieve he wanted any heaven hisn And sir said he his voice nking still lower and taking on a c e of awe the Lord sent a girl iby to our house in lessn a week ter Sometimes this sister had accompa led the butchers son when he visited eorgie Georgie her a species of dumpling in a pink frock ho referred to him crushingly wher e essayed to exhibit his power for omedy as thmarty He did no ke after that He declared proud t r that he had no sister and enjoy enly the miserable expression Of ivy which came upon the other boy ice said the other oy Erecting a look of disgust at the umpHns who was placidly chewing a sd thumb shell be gettin gmarrie1 ore long and then I wont be jthered with her any more WItl Men philosophic reflection he pro tuced a handful of marbles and the aro boys sank to their knees Georgie was counting his marbles a e close day and gloating for it butcher8vion had passed from th cone totally ruined dragging his gig 3r after him it his li Ute faNUn bi an to slacken speed He la RJcl werewell thegram Arbor sonwith I girlstwinswith was 1 Never of J naIf upon leY r d aunt Furthermore fever son occasion once remembered her mind r that tiVden the brae r Lc broke wan + boas of the and would not see the empty nooks and spaces they already filled in imagination It was a happy day r Sylvia when 8 she had balanced her housekeeping ac counts and found a surplus of the monthly contribution to their fund I will take it to the bank this very day she decided for if I done a burglar might take this inopportune time to rifle the house t She told her husband of her deter mination at lunch and when he came home in the evening it was with the thought that she would meet him with the announcemenut that the European fund was started But she did not come into the hall as he entered and she was not in the parlors or the din ing room He found her at last in the bedroom sitting in a rockingchair in an attitude of dejection her hands lifted to him was pale the eyes fujl of pathos Good heavens Sylvia he claimed whats the matter Is one at home sick dead C His wife shook her head Shehadj 1 risen and stood drooping her hands clasped her eyes d6wnr- cast Chester she said with unusual solemnity I have done something dreadful t The anxiety of his face relax i and seating himself in thg chair she had vacated he drew her down on V V What terrible thins haze ygu done he asked smiling v I have spent the money she out desperately v Spent the money he echoed Yes the European replied was taking it to the and I had to Bays you know and they had the most ex quisite Castellina marbles in the dow There were three Venuses antic a Cupid and Psyche and a Gladiator and the loveliest Apollo They have never had anything of the kind before you know and I could not re j Gist going in to look at them Then I thought how lovely the Apollo would be in that empty corner in the front parlor And I kep looking at it until it seemed to me it was the one thing I wanted to make me completely hap py After a while a lady came in and x said she wanted to select a piece and she looked at the Apollo Then I 1 said I had already decided to take it After that the clerk asked me if I had a pedestal or a suitable table for it and I knew I hadht So I got an onyx table it had to be a nice one you know tand and it took all the money She looked at him a repentant culprit For a moment he regarded her gravely then he into a laugh Well he said I can stand it if you can Its only another month added to the Youre so good to take it that way she said But this is the thing I shall buy Im determined on thatBut show me your acquisition he said Im burning with impatience to see it X She led the way into the parlor pointed to it tragically The translucent marble was carved in i figure of the most exquisite grace Sylvia sat down and sighed deeply Its lovely she said but I cannot help feeling I got it As time passed she could not throw off the feeling and the statuette be came a kind of Moloch on whose altar she sacrificed her desires She making a little visit to her mother this month but she ifc up I cannot afford it she explained to her husband because I got the Apollo f And the money for railroad fare went into the European fund She wanted a new hat the latest thing in belts but she looked at the Apollo and put the thought aside One evening her husband asked her if she would like to go to Ithe opera the next night Do you think we had better said seriqusly You know we hlaye the Apollo That is so he replied we add the money to the fund The months by each i narked by a dc sit for the fund Sylvia could never quite forgive elf for her one extravagance she Quid not read the advertisemeuts bfji ankrupt sales Whenever she was npted to indulge in a picture or ase she the Apollo V When the marble statuette hadbeen i the house a year they found that hey had saved the requisite amount or Their preparations were obn and they stood one day n the deck of a steamer watching t ie shoreline fade in the 7hile far and away stretched emingly limitless expanse of wy ocean r can hardly realize said Chesterf IUsingly that we are actually o our Europe It does not seem that before long we shall see things of which we have read arid i dreamed so long Sylvia thought of the wallspaces in heir cottage still unfilled with ares and of the empty nooks of ouse She thought of the theaters nd concerts they had missed In the astyear and of the dresses ghe had etrimmed and turned She thought f her last extravagance in hpugefur wishing and suddenly the conscious less of guilt slipped from her torever CJUtelHna Apollo 7 wall had amount they bad agreed upon as the J J q- I t clasped about The face J oror before 1inn j 61 1 j I I I pass I I I I i I I anxiouslY broker t intended rd she sli th ir trp the to tIe I f to 1t a11 c 001 the J sho ndows their European j her knees she some f 1 inns knee burst money she bank Johnson win here t like time last and pure f sorry that had gave 4 and S will r red one 1 her t remembered made 4r distance the bil vaY true the conscience 4nd think e crkd t the e S + = BOUKBON NEWS PARtS KENTUCKY NOV 22 1907 y CHE changes temperature are hard on the toughest constitution oooooo ooo o oooo n Rapid tI A i4iom of The conductor passing from the heated inside of a trolley car to the icy temperature of the platform the canvasser spending an hour or so in a heated building and then walking against a biting wind know the difficulty of avoiding cold Scott9 EfTntil ton strengthens the Jody so that it can better withstand the danger of cold from changes of temperature It will help you to avoid taking cold ALL DRUGGISTS SOc AND 100 i S Ef ti 4 d AUDITORIUM fOpposite Deposit Bank ADMISSION Entire Program Changed Every Day Continuous Performance 630 p m to 10 p m Saturdays and Court Days open 1 to W 1 d UJ 1 5 mOP 0 CENTS I 7 0 p m lip When you read is the best evidence in the world that your eyes need the aid of glasses The strained effort you make to read or work costs extra nerve and muscular force and the result is pain in the eyes and headache You can stop this if you will having your eyes tested scientifically and wearing the glasses that will properly neutralize the defect SOEASY SHURON NOSE GLASSES TORIC LENSES OR C Bo MATTHEWS GRADUATE OPTICIAN Office Over Deposit Bank Office Hours 8 30 to 12 1 30 to 5 Home 59 NBV LOUISVILLE NASHViLLE TIMECARD In Effect March 171907 Arrival and Departure of Trains At and Front Paris lfQeltleletter8allrulto etQ r doclose Phone po J i 4 A b j r s 9 ARRIVES FRO3I Atlanta Ga Lexington Ky Ky Maysville Ky Rowland and Richmond Lexington Ky Cincinnati 0 Maysville Ky Lexington Ky Maysville Ky Knoxville Tenn Rowlaad and Richmond Ky Cincinnati 0 Lexington Ky 0 1 Barber Shop FS SIMPSON a Shop at Hotel Pordham neat clean Courteous Give Me a Trial No 31 H 528 ani 14 531 am- 2H O nthiana 740 am 67 74i 747 am 38 750 am 83 am 61 am 2t am 315 pm a 320 pm l fJ2Lexillgton 1y 325 pm J32 pm ng 513 pm Ia 535 pm 37 545 pm GS 625 pm 21 10 0 pm fJe y1 Has t s t r t I 1 am- IO 1110 1105 1150 25 32S G3 1 Everything t t j Cincinnati O Ky Lexington Ky Maysville Ky Cincinnati O Richmond ajid Rowland Lexington Ky lle Tenn Maysville ICy Cynthiana Ky Lexington Ky Cincinnati 0 Lexington Ky Cynthiana Ky Maysville Ky i Lexington Ky Atlanta Ga GEO MINTER HARRY MINTER 6eo Minter Son Contractors and Builders All Work Guaranteed E T Phone 497 I 142G Main St INo LEAVE FOR j35am 625 67 110 H 800 e 800 am 29 an1 13 1718 a 33 11 20 aIh axn 26 25 330 pm n2I Richmond and Rowland 555 137 553 pm 630 635 11 1035 pm t 31 1038 pm I I I I i r ijto a 55a a- 3S 8b5 62 I155 1157a 4Ot p 9 p 28 p 63 p t rat rat m rat m mm rat rat F Tennysons Cynicicm Sir Tefb de Vere was the eldest son S Sir Aubrey de Yore the sonneteer f vd friend of Wordsworth ills broth Aubrey de Vere was a more than well known a famous poet and to him in his youth Walter Savage Lan dor addressed the exhortation 4 Make thy proud name still prouder for thy sons w He had no sons however never married Neither had his brothers Vere and Thus the name family name disappears The De Veres were early friends of Tennysons and it was from them that the poet took the name which he made proverbial and symbolical if a class the caste of de Vere Lady de Vere the only Lady de Vere of fact then living was inclined to complain that her name should be be stowed upon the black hdrted Lady Clara of fiction Tennyson wrote dainty verses but was not master of dainty manners He growled Why should you care But of course you dont I didnt make your namesake ugly and I didnt make her stupid I only made her They Needed the Medicine Some years ago a railway was be ing made in the west of Scotland and it was arranged that each of the nu merous laborers employed should a per week to a prac titioner so that they might have his services in the event of accident or medicine in case of illness During the summer mill autumn nei their illness nor accident occurred But when a severe winter followed all at once the navigators began to call on the doctor for castor Each brought his bottle into which art was poured until the oil was exhausted and the doctor was forced to send to town for a further supply When that too was getting low the doctor one day quietly asked healthy looking fellow what was wrong with the men that they required so much castor oil Nothing wrong at nil doctor he but we our boots with it London Applying the Test There a barber in an Indiana city who having been out late the night before had a shaky hand the next morning and cut a patrons cheek four times said the man he saw the incident After each accident the barber said as he away the blood Oh dear me h w careless and laughed and let it go at that The patron took all those gashes in grave silence but when the c was over he filled a glass at the water cooler took a mouthful of water and with compressed lips proceeded to shake his head front side to side and to toss it up and down is the matter the barber asked You ajnt got the toothache have you No said the customer I only just wanted see if my mouth would still hold wator without leaking that was all Philadelphia Record Another Reason An English clergyman visiting in this country told of a jilting that had happened in his parish lIe said that he had an appointment to marry n- f couple at 4 ona certain afternoon He appeared duly and the bride appeared but not the bridegroom The clergy man and the lady silent and embar rassed in the quiet church from 4 till C Then they sadly A week later the same couple wrote to the clergyman again pointing another afternoon at 4 for the ceremony And again the and the bride were on hand duly and again the groom failed to turn up As the two waited time passed slowly in the still and empty church It grew darker Five oclock sounded then G And then the bride broke the silence with a fierce him she cried Taint his trousers this time cause I bought him a pair Willis Is Barking t Edward Buhver Lytton Dickens the youngest son Of the novelist emigrat ed to Australia and died in Syilueat the age of fiftyone He represented constituency in the parliament of Sew South Wales fpr six years Once when he was addressing the house in hey he was again and again snappish ly interrupted by a member namqil Willis At last Mr Dickens stopped to remark Mr Speaker my father coined a famous phrase Barkis is wllliu Under present circumstances I am strongly tempted to and say Willis is barking The house laughed and the interruptions ceased The Nurses Part Why do so many people insist on having nurses for their children ask ed the motherly woman That is easily explained answered the unpleasant man A nurse ablcs a woman to send a crying baby out of her own bearing and let it sfiry on the sidewalk to annoy the neigh bors Washington Star f An Improvement Jumping cats yelled the victim in the chair Youve cut off part ofmy Vliy so I have replied the coolly you must admit it looks better tltfiwjfthe other ones does His Three Laughs The fool wrote in one of his letters has three laughs He laughs at what is good he laughs at vhrt is bad and he laughs at what he does not I that ipower Genius is that in pqw Jcr a u t having tephen Were penny medIcal oil ounce a What to wait d ape ejaculatio- nS at S d i I e I Bur eJolles t I Tit S f as- a wicked pas replied Chronicle was who insisted sponged slut departed clergyman reverse city Barb bit understand ifs which is in a min whose annr cr j j j Bad Symptoiai Tho wrunan who has periodical head backache sees dark pelvic easily startled or excited painful periods with or with or badly treated and such man yte surgeons knife If they do not printed on each oathInDr Pierces Favorite Prescription can do the whole female system and especially the pel vie areranged injunction or affected by disease the stomach and other become sympathetically deranged thenerves are a of vorite Prescription It will not not cure med icine It will often prevent them if taken in time and the operatingtable and the surgeons may avoided Dr Pierce MedicalAdviser 1000 pages i Is sent free on receipt of 21 onecent County Court Days Below is a list of County Courts held each month in counties tributary to Paris MondayBathBourbon Paris 1st Monday Boyle Danville 3d Monday Breathitt Jackson 4th Monday I Clark Winchester 4th Monday Estill Irvine 3d Monday j Fayette Lexington Monday Fleming Flemingsburg 4th Monday Franklin Frankfort 1st Monday Garrard Lancaster 4th Monday Grant Williamstown 2nd Monday i Harrison Cynthiana 4th Monday Henry Newcastle 1st Monday Jessamine Nicholasville 3d Monday Lee Beattyville 4th Monday Lincoln Stanford 2nd Monday j Madison Richmond 1st Monday Mason Maysville 2d Monday Mercer 1st j MontgomeryMtSterling3d Monday Monday Oldham Lagrange 4th Monday j i Scott Georgetown 3d Monday MondayWayne v i Woodford Versailles 4th Monday Williams Carbolic Salve With Arnica And Witch Hazel The best salve in the world for Cuts bruises Seres Ulcers Salt Rheum Tetter Chapped Hands and all skin eruptions It is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money WILLIAMS MFG CO Props Cleveland 0 Williams Kidney Pills j Have yon neglected your Kidneys j Have you overworked your nervous Kidneys and Bladder Have you j the loins side back groins j and bladder Have you a ap j pearance of the face especially under the eyes Too desire to pass urine If so Pills j 50 cents Sold by Oberdorfer j WILLIAMS MPG Co Props i k Cleveland O j J Traction Company j Sceclule December 19OG Cars leave Lexintgon for j G a m and every hour until 8 p m 9 30 and 11 p m j Cars leave Lexington for Versailles 6 a m and every hour until 8 p m 9 30 and 11 p m Cars leave Lexington for a m anti every hour until 7 p in 9 and 11 p m Cars leave Georgetown for Lexington 6 a m and every hour until 7 p m 3 45 and 10 15 p m Cars leave Versailles for Lexington i a m and every hour until 7 p m o 45 and 10 15 p m Cars leave Paris for Lexington G a m and every hour until Sp m and 1Q P m Williams Carbolic Salve With Arnica and Witch Hazel j The best Salve in the world for Outs Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Totter Chapped Hands and eruptions It is guaranteed to satisfaction 01 Price 25c by Druggists WILLIAMS Co Cleveland 0 For sale by Oberdorfer Free Reclining Chair Cars The Southern has inaugur ated free reclining chair ear service between and Evansville on isville at m and 5 m daily and running solid to Evansville with out This line also operates ree chair cars on night Lexington and Danville to St also Pullman Sleeper from Danville to St The Southern Railway is 23 miles Che shortest from Louisville to Nashville and fortythree miles the shortest to St LoTiis tf h nginary I beforeherI draggingre on Iirreguir or Ifromweaknhave e ya ention Not all of above anycase I Negl t j cases i n run maladies which de J o medicine h c such ann n Jmer LS P S sueS r tiQn2 sue y sty I n 0 tlllloma The very ingredients ofwomansorhabitforming effectis Toomuchtumorsno longstandingcorrespondenceIs PierceBuffalo I stampsfor I f MondayPlendletown I MondayPulaski r I Price 25c system and caused trouble WIth your I will cure you free man J The Bluegrass I t I I I allskin Pro s then fast through trams a j f I J jf b a itches yes ext ii long las Prce co medicine has p e aiona ea tot ACC C s best ns will 1 I frefunded t Bidesample Georgetown Paris l6 I ive refunded leaving ou 730 r i i Job Printing WORK DONE Boot Work Done Cheep Cheap Work Done Good L WHEN PflO1ISED- V 1 me J9BReofflsoF THE v ByRBN 1M Are to do the best of Printing on short notice such as i LETTERHEADS CARDS CATALOGUES POSTERS and n fact everything that printed Orders for 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Methodist church the pastor Rev Jk P Strothre at the morning hour will preach the fourth of a series of sermons on the Apostles f Creed the subjefit being I believe in Catholic church Usual ser vices at the evening hour See the mystifying box trick and other neW illusions at the Grand to morrow night Change in L 4 N Time Card The following changes in L N time card will go into effect Sunday the 17th Train No 67 leaves Paris at 730 a m train No 60 at 6 a m and train No 29 arrives at Paris at 7 25 a m Get heaven into people and you will notneed to worry about getting people into heaven Insure your property against fire and wind in Old Line with Miss Anna Thorn ton She wjll also sign your bond Agent for Bankers Surety Co uiii 1 1 ui am1 1 1 1 1 in i in lira in init 11 m 11 in f McCarthy Boards Insurance Agents I ROYAL E- 2ETNA NORTH BRITISH g CONTINENTAL y GLENS FALLS AMERICAN J iHAMBURG BREMEN 5 GEORGIA HOME g jl Special jCines- E Guarantee and Indemnity Bond E Plate Glass and Acrident i OFFICE AT E Deposit BanK 1 Cither Phone Tfo 25 HIITJl 1 1 M 1 1 II II I II II II III II lillllUI I1LUM 1 1 lXt E i f I Companies I I II I i HopTosonfing J t 0 S I g p r = = = = IDOINTTF Buy a Heating Stove until you It s b have looked over the m Famous Boers Hot Blasts j line Also the 1 2otb Kentury Laurel I that A F WHEELER CO have on dis 1 play We have hauling Stoves as If Sfast s ws can set up m Cbe 201b Centar Eaurel fire Pot ii Is Guaranteed For Five 1 years the best Fire Pot in the World IL jj j 5 b sr 6 i t KJ 2j I l J i J l e I been out them 1 a Room Suits Come in and Have a LOOK Prices Lower than any other House In Paris UOO A WEEK WILL DO Sf gj w J Xl k i g 11 lied4 r i fA fc 5 fc B 7 LIVE STOCKvAND CROP NOTES Dr W R Smith sold to George Williams Clay 62 head of 60 pound stock hogs at 425 per one hundred pounds Since the expiration of the law rabbits have afforded a welcome in the meat program Butchers are complaining Farnk P Bedford who has many acres of fruit on his large farm on the Hume Bedford pike says this is the first year in twentyfive that he failed to market any apples peaches or pears after the spreading of all available manure to enrich his fields and rate the soil for another fruitful sea son see to it that all kinds of farm machinery wagons plows binders are safely housed from the weather j The weather so far has been favor able to fall plowing and many stubble fields have been turned With the usual amount of freezing weather the and planting of corn With the approach of winter are compelled to stable their though grazing for several weeks will remain good Fall grass is not up to conditions of last year and with mill feed worth 25 per ton milk prices are sure to advance i Persimmons are on the market in small quantities compared to former years while a total absence is noted of pawpaws This lucious fruit seems to have perished by the visitations of jack frost when the apple peach and chdrry crops went down before the icicles of last April A special express train carrying eight cars of dressed turkeys left Paris yesterday for Boston The traij was made up from shipments from Millersburg Carlisle Flemingsburg Mt Sterling and other points and carried 175000 of the birds Notwithstanding the big decline in hog values many bunches are finding their way to market Farmers are re alizing that to feed high priced corn to low priced hogs is a losing proposition Corn husking is in full blast and many bins are being replenished The greater part of he corn crop in Bour along this line with the result that next year the number of export cattle produced in Bourbon will show con siderable increase Hog killing time is here and though many farmers remembering their experience of year when much meat spoiled on account of warm weather are still feedinfe swine though scores of farmers Bounty killed hogs last market is well with spare ribs backbones and country flavored sausage At the price of 75 cents per bushel prevailing for potatoes farmers who crop is good for at least one hundred I bushels per acre and with seasonable UJL that usually characterizes that planted to tobacco a yield of from two to three hundred bushels is obtained The determination of farmers to cut out the production of tobacco for the season of 1908 will encourage the cultivation of hemp which is selling in the local 725 per one price in twenty years The growing of no tobacco next year may prove a hardship to some ties but not so with Bourbon and counties composing the fertile bluegrass region The movement of live stock of all kinds is more active than for several weeks as well with an increased prevailing in all kinds of retail business Thomas McClintock Sons shipped yesterday one hundred and twentytwo head of export cattle of which ninety head averaging 1409 pounds were purchased of D C Scott nf at 535 and 32 nf 1300 pound cattle of G Clay costing 435 per one hundred pounds Wheat will enter the winter in bet ter condition than last year being shorn of unusual growth that charac terized the condition of the crop at that time A heavy means a surplus at while with present conditions the young stalks are strongly rooted and upon the opening of spring weather stooling will begin with the result that the crop will mature more stalks and larger heads insuring a bigger yield Grocerymen are paying 15 cents per pound for dressed turkeys 21X cents per pound for chickens and 25 cents per dozen for fresh eggs The market is liberally supplied with but ter which is selling slowly at a fancy rolls bringing 20 to cents per pound It is estimated that farmers are receiving 100 per day for produce sold to Paris merchants much of which finds its way back to the winter clothing and other needed ar titles for the household That farmers do not have to raise tobacco in order to have a bank account is by the sale of 74 kerT shaws grown by R P Barnett a suc cessful farmer of the At one particular corner of his tobacco field there was a poor stand of tobacco and it occurred to him to plaht few hills of kershaws He did this planting just four hulls The young were very thrifty and the vines spread wonderfully with the result that he brought to Paris Wednesday four kershaws for which he received 40 cents apiece or 2660 for the load One would naturally think is not much to do on a farm as template the approach of winter But there is Fences are to repair gullies in cultivated fields can be with strawvand the washingoff elds winding concerning mowers and tools of description mellowcows toothsome payingmarkets especially lae continued througout the week The local supplied reapingweather and productiveness I hundred and twelve pounds the highest adjoining activity Avon Ky j fall growth ofstraw I I decline 2 channels of in the purchase of j I i1Justla ted I sevent there we con near L 5 i l every dairymen soil agricultural comma head tim trade county i S r- I y cd at of ba rm 3 I j i i I i j j by heavy rains checked loTsI peies of loose rofkv can be hauled from culti vuted fields with the result that when nature unfurls itself in the spring and the busy time comes the farm will sent an appearance of order T F Roche the butcherTTIl t heifers at 4J cents per pound Brop of Nicholas sold to Pennsylvania parties 32 yearling mules 125 per head 12 at 100 mules at 325 Also pair of Perche ron 2yearold geldings at 325 to Mr Crouch of this county The Carlisle Advocate says To growers in Nicholas are signing the no 1908crop pledge pretty freely and it is to be hoped never will be MT STERLING COURT About 3000 cattle on the market of fa rquality Trade slow I per hundred lower than last court nehundredpoundsteers with a bunches of extra quality of lighter weight at same price The bulk of sale were at about the latter price for fat stuff Cows at at 3 cents Small crowd at the pens being a wet day Business Watch for the Devil will be in Paris For Time Butcher knives meat cutters aria lard presses FORD GO r A Merited Compliment Women everywhere especially those of her home folk will be delighted to know of the honor that has fallen to one of their number Mrs Elizabeth C shorthand the trial of Caleb Powers at in speaking of Mrs Rogers pays her the following merited compliment It will be of interest to all those good women every where who are glad when one of their number achieve sue cess at something that requiring integ iffy of character mental capacity and C Rogers of Paris Ky is the official court stenographer who will direct the reporting at the fourth trial of this worldfamous criminal case Realizing that no one sfenographer i Walker of Louisville Ky known to all American shorthand writers for the speed and accuracy of his appointed by the court as her official assisant Mrs Rogers Is the widow of Samuel Boyd Rogers of Bourbon county Ky who had just attained prominence as a lawyer when he died Her father was the late Dr John T McMillan of Paris Ky who was the most accomplished dental surgeons of his day in all the South Her mothers maiden name was Sallie CWilliamsdaughter of Richard L Williams a niece of U S Senator John S Williams who was known the world around as Genera i vjutuj is also a niece of William H McMillan esq who since the Civil War and un til his retirement from active practice about two years ago was the leading lawyer at the Bourbon County Bar and its greatest advocate She is possessedof a fine classical and legal education and is by license awarded after examination entitled to practice law in all the courts of this Commonwealth She has had fifteen stenography same as are employed by the legal profession first with her un cle Mr McMillan and later as the official court reporter of the Fourteenth Kentucky Judicial District by appoint of Judge Robert L Stout The quantity and quality of her work has j her among Kentucky law years and with the judges of the Ken tucky Court of Appealsa reputation second to none By those who read i this article and who have j ancewith Kentucky genealogy Mrs i of Kentuckys highet type of woman hood For Hog Killing Time Butcher knives meat cutters and lard presses FORD CO CRYING FOR HELP Lots oI it in Paris But Daily Growing The kidneys cry for help Not an organ in thavvholGlDody so delicately constructed Not one so important to health The kidneys are thertilters of the blood When they fait the blood becomes i foul and poisonous There can be no health where there is poisoned blood Backache is one of the first indica tions of kidney trouble It is the kidneys cry for it Doans Kidney Pills are what is wanted Are just what overworked kidneys need and invigorate the help them to do their never fail to any case of kidney disease Read the proof from a Paris citizen W C Davis living on Fourth street ParIS Ky says I suffered for three years with a severe form of kidney trouble I used many of the weligacl vertised kidney medicines but could get no until I began using Doans Kidney Pills which I procured at J A Wilsons drug store They relieved me quickly of the pains across the small of my ba strengthened my kidneys and righted all the irregu antics I consider Doans Kidney PiUs to be the best kidney remedy today For le by all dealers Price cents Co Buffalo New York soletagents for the United States v Remember trie name Dojn take no other c I I j dyingneatnessand bought- of Bras twentyive anda r co I farbeenI I sold at 4 cents few I cents Heifers at 2 to 31 cents 2 to 2 I unwillingtoI Mondayhe j Hog Killing I I I Rogers of this city who is in j Georgetown The Lexington Herald i i i I t to know that Mrs Elizabeth could do an the work Mrs Rogers made the request and Mr Clarence work has I Gent I Cerro Williams Roger I years experience in aU branches of J I l I earnedfor anac Rogers willat once be recognized as I j I n f i I I I I help Heed I They strengthen kid ys work 1 r tJ cnts 4 f taping learning been Irs i uainI Less i cure cnoty can w R 1 r n = = + 82 1 v a 2 s Interesting t The United States Senator Foraker of Ohio was endorsed both for reelection to the Senate and for the Republican nomination for Presi dent at a joint of the Execu five and Advisory the Ohio of Republican Olubst Leaders of the boom are niucJi chagrined and are making goorgoa eyes Nearly one hundred Democrats held meeting Wednesday at Newport in the office of Dr W A and de vised plans to work in conjunction with Republicans to crush out the there A delegation was ap pointed to go to after the inauguration and urge Governorelect Willson to use his efforts to suppress gambling Postmaster General Meyer is at tracting universal attention because of his championship of postal exten sions He js striving hard for a parcel post and for postal savings banks Both will become realities if Congress t f adopt the urgent recommnedations of the new secretary In the case of postal savings banks the postmaster General proposes to prevent cflmpeti tion with established savings bank by having incqrporated in the law under A which the Government goes intu the banking business a clause under which r per cent interest Will be paid limitation placed upon l the amount of deposits that will be under one name probably 500 The stock objection to the parcel post on the part of the retailing X chant and small dealer that the chants of the big cities would take adr vantage of the new service and steal their overcome by a simple plan Mr Meyer recommends that a special rate on all parcels originating and delivered on route This rate he suggests be five cents for the first pound and two cents for each additional pound up f to eleven pounds This would Vgiye the neighborhood center a proper vantage over the distant city f While suffering intense pain from a blow received two years ago hands of a highwayman Harry L Parker fired a bullet into his Wednesday morning at his home at Second street in Louisville and almost instantly Mr Parker was traveling freight agent for the souri Pacific railroad Down They Go A further decline noted in the The Best Ever This is the time of the year for Chili Con Come and the kindjl make can not be equaled Come in and try it J E CRAVEN Lost in the Alps tomorrow night Will Resume Hearing Today Referee in bankruptcy W JWorthington will resume the hearing today in the matter of J W Larking at the law offices of C J Barns Elks building No Question About It There is no question but that the Lion Beer is the best beer on earth Seventeen of the r twentyone saloons in Paris handle Lion Beer This shows that it is the best and most popular brand Cannot be excelled forfamily use lloct2m T F BRANNON My Best Friend Alexander Benton who lives on Rural Fort Edward N Y says Dr Kings New Discovery is my best eariy friend It me asthma six years ago It has also formed a wonderful cure of incipient well Dr Kings New Dis County Court Days Below is a list of Courts held each month in tributary to Paris Anderson Lawrenceburg 3d Monday Bath Owingsville 2d Bourbon Paris 1st Monday MondayBreathitt Clark Winchester 4th MondayFayette Fleming Flemingsburg 4th Franklin Frankfort 1st Monday Garrard Lancaster 4th Grant Williamstown 2nd Monday Harrison Cynthiana 4th Monday Henry Newcastle 1st i Jessamine Nicholasville 3d Monday Lee 4th 2nd Monday Madison Richmond 1st Monday Mason Maysville 2d Monday Mercer Harrodsburg 1st Monday MondayNicholasOldham Lagrange 4th Monday Owen Owenton 4th Monday TTalmoiifh 1 c Powell Stanton 1st Monday Pulaski Somerset 3d Monday Scott Georgetown 3d Monday Shelby Shelbyville 2nd Monday Wayne Montcello 4th Monday 3 Woodford Versailles 4th GBO MINTED Geo Minter Son Contractors and Builders All Work Guaranteed JJi Isfrm ian CQPri h asked Congress proprJ with whIch twork for begI11D1gJtlJi1 1008 J 7 r f 1 Commtt i i 0 to 11 J upon igs and a tIaccpeted fI mer tradeis made ad ahthe ain 1 Ills J was yesterdays f out Route 1 of Thefirstfectly n Count I c i Beattyville Plendletown Monday r 21 4 fif 1 t r L iI Aj t f I r C t ti- rr r canal for an ahtnoff fiscal year Taft r a s n i poolrooms a avid met be should ff 142 die 4 per symptomsv i counties e I t i a Monday HARRY MII a t Phone 497 112l3 Ma1ut Sty Y = = = = = A J rt1sc1 tT1t2sV1 tv Ii vY raccx x I x u rx a vY+ THE BOURBON NEWS SWIFT CHAMP EDITOR AND OWNER B9R JEWELERS t SILVERSMITHS OPPOSITE COURT MOUSE Faust Monday night try and be there Will Arriv Today V The car of the Louisville Nashville railroad will be here this v afternoon L ost in the Alps Promoted J T J Turner who has for the past been connected with East Tennessee Telephone Company of has been promoted and take charge as manager of the companys interetss in Harrodsburg Faust Monday night try and be there I j i i tomorrownight I t ght thiscity t a e k t c s years e School Board Meetings The Board of Education holds its regular meeting on the second Monday evening in each month at the Superin tendents office in the court house These are public sessions and anyone who desires may attend See the mystifying box trick and other new illusions at the Grand morrow night jr Accepts Position Mr Hugh Brent has accepted a posi tion as traveling salesman with the n part of Tennesseee and will leave Sunday tor his new post duty Receives Flattering Mr S L Allen Manager of the V Paris Electric Light Company has re ceived a flattering offer from Danville take charge of the plant in thatcity Mr Allen who so successfully brought the Paris plant to a high state of efficiency has the matter under Watch for the Devil will be in Paris 1 Increase in Trade Merchants of Paris report an in creased volume of trade in all lines of the retail trade last Saturday and since being almost double that of the three previous weeks Indications now 1he result that the various retail stores Folding Beds I am overstock on foldirig beds and will give you some bargains for cash These prices last until stock is dimin V ished J T HINTON g Odd Fellows Will Join in Thanks giving Services The Rev Litsinffer a member of Bourbon Lodge No 23 1 O 0 Ffhaving been selected to conduct the Union Thanksgiving srevices at the First in this on Thursday Nov 2th 1907 all Odd Fellows are hereby requested to meet at Odd Fellows Ha at 10 30 a in and attend said services in body P J McCORD Noble Grand Whos Responsible and means for play and en joyment and is seen daily on the beau tiful concrete pavement around the court house when scores of boys and girls on roller skates are making merry in the invigorating air of the autumn weather would indeed be cruel but their pleasure and pastime is becoming an intoleable nuisance- We do not know whose duty it is to protect the surroundings of our beau tiful temple of justice but the matter for the sake of the preservation of the concrete walk that encircles the lawn should be brought to a speedy For Hog Killing Time Butcher knives meat cutters ind lard presses FORD COy r Held to Grand Jury Otis Evans arrested at Midway Sun day and brought to Paris Monday by Officer Ben Bishop was arraigned be fore Judge E T Hinton in Police Court at 10 oclock Tuesday morning and held to await the action of the grand jury which convenes in this city Monday His bond was placed at in default of which he wassent to jaiL Evans is charged with having v robbed the residence of Roy F Clen denin in this city on the night of 5 Rockers i am undoubtedly showing the swell est line of rockers and chairs ever brought to Paris Come in and see them J T HINTQN Real Estate Transfers The following transfers of real tate have been enterd for record in the County Court Peter McDonald to Susan H ton lot No 77 in the city of Moleburg containing a twostory house cariage shop and other ings considreation 2800 Walter Stafford to Mary B Sharp for 1000 a parcel of land near Jacks town this county on the waters of Hinkston creeK W W Layson to Anna C James and C N Redmon an undivided onefifth interest in 125 acres of land part of Jon I Moore farm consid oration 2215 Good Things Black Cake Plum Pudding Mince Meat Mustard Pickle Mixed Pickles iV Sweet Cucumber Pickles i BRUCE HtLLADAY I f I headquartersvisit Eastern Kentucky VJrJtlnJa and oft consideration Mondayhe i goodsboth cr J i a o derive school children of the opportunity halt i November 4 est f former the f Chopped Pickles 1Iit A tot r Brent K Offer- S ito r t Thanksgiving 1- p 1 4 T f 1 r Ir o I I 2 1 me d = = i PERSONAL MENTION j W V Hinton of Paris is con valescing Mr Warren Ingels has accepted clerkship with D Feld Mrs J T Vansant gave a luncheon yesterday afternoon Miss Carrie Nash of Lexington viisting friends and relatives in Paris i Miss Douglas Powers of NewYork is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Embry Mrs C H Meng of North Middle town was a visitor in Lexington Tues day Mrs Rudolph Davis is visiting mother Mrs Eliazbeth Howse in Miss Tillie Leer is visiting her aunt Joseph Phelps of near Avon I Miss Lucile Davis of Wilmore Ky is the guest of Mr and Mrs T M Funk Mrs Robert Rose and street Misses lda and Wellington Smith and Mrs Sam Houston have returned from a visit to Woodford county Mr and Mrs James H Thompson and son James left yesterday for Louisville where the latter is to treatment from a Louisville phy sician Miss Ruby Stivers who is attend ing State College is confined to her room in Patterson Hall suffering with tonsilitis Dr H H Roberts is her Wednesday at the Catholic church at 5 oclock a m Rev Father James Miss Katie Gregory this city was united in marriage to Mr James George Jr of Winchester j Mr Ollie Steele of Lexington is confined to his home from the effects I of a painful accident to his right foot j Mr Steele was preparing for a hunt and dropped a box of shells on his foot j The many friends of Mrs Charles Sauer will be glad to learn that she I Hopsital at Lexington Wednesday and j is reported as doing nicely Mr Tom Shannon of Louisville j accompanied the remains of his mother sister Mrs Phil Nippert Messrs Mike and William Thornton of Lexing ton nephews of Mrs Shannon were in attendance at the funeral services CapL and Mrs Ed Taylor and Mrs Sam Clay of Lexington Mr and Mrs Ira Talyor of Danville Dr H S Chase of Junction City and Mr i Ed Taylor of St Louis Mo attend j ed the funeral of their relative Mr Chas H Garrett nnterment took place in the Paris cemetery See the mystifying box trick other new illusions at the Grand night Fine Flow Water At the prospective plant of the Paris Creamery Company in the Massie Ad dition near the Paris Ice ing Company water was struck yester day at a depth of The fiow is from a five and one haif inch bore is as clear as a crystal free from any taint of sulphur and seems to be inexhaustible Mr Kite of Toledo 0 is here ready to start the of the building and plac positionThe by local business men and is captalized at 7000 The contract with the promo j ters calls for March 1 1908 as the date when the plant will be ready for occupancy A board of directors will j shortly be selected by the stock hold j ers A President VicePresident Secretary and Treasurer and a mana ger will be seleced The establish ment of this much needed will be of immense importance to the farmers and dairymen of the county who can alwayss dispose of milk in any quantity besides encouraging the devel opment of dairy farms which in community that has a creamery has proven very profitable as fur nishing residents of cities by wjth an ample supply of milk and the highest and purest quailty Defense SeOres Point In the Caleb Power trial at George ton which is moving very slowly the defense a decided point Wedges when presiding Judge Morris set aside the last vanire of 100 men sum countyJudge for his action that the political complexion if the precincts from which the men j I mmgly Democratic as to prejudice the j chances of the defendant and ordered a special venire of 150 men summoned for today frcm Grant county and another of the same number for Mon day next from the same county The defense asked that a Republican deputy sheriff be apponred to accom pany the sherff but this motion was overruled Sheriff Warring then sug j gested to the court that he had no to any Republican that the de fense might select to on his mission to Morris readily consented after it met the ap proval of atttorneys for the defense This action of Judge Morris marks epoch in the history of Kentucky jur isprudence and gives emphatic denial to the all too common belief abroad that one charged with a political crime can not obtain a fair trial in Kentucky Sheriff William Warring with Deputy T K Schuff left yesterday morning for Grant county to summon 150 from that county to appear j in court tomorrow morning They were accompanied by men ivir repiesem him They are Mr H W Green of London Ky and Mr Ira Shy Cyn tthiana Both of course are Republi cans Mr Green in of Caleb Powers and Mr Shy is in the Government revenue service Judge Morris issued an order to bring James Howard who is serving a life sentence in the penitentiary for complicity in the assassination of Governor Goebel to testify in behalf of Polders I I I I I her I I Mrs family have moved to the Shire residence on I I I t I attending I Cusackofficiating I operation J to buriedhere I t i who I and I tomorrow i of I Manufactur sevent fiTefeet I ronstruc ion I every i a ar I I I da were summoned were so overwhel accompanyhim n I veniremen selected by Powers to t i 4 i near y- i Car- lisle Pleasant receive f I Wednesday 1 well scored objections a t l t t i STRICTLY FANCY OPEN KETTLE NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES PURE BUCKWHEAT FLOUR t jm It il w la R I 1 f tI c I tIi flf I ib I 41 5 i l1 t t9i- p 1l 1 I Insure with W 0 Hinton Prompt paying com ponies Pure MADEV LARD Better than any in Paris We Have Just Received Our November Shipment Edison and Vi6tor Records Among them are some of the best selections ever made by Phonograph people Daugherty Bros Main Street PARIS KENTUCKY WE WAKT YOUR E We Handle the WellKnown GOAL Let us book your order now Coal is sure to advance as it is t going up fast at the mines If E you give us an order we 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mark and she knew it and it wouldtft do a bit of good to object She did tell the purser who promised to investigate She knew too that meant New York Sun The Old Buffalo Days There is on record at the war partment Washington a bearing witness to how plentiful within the memory of m niy men now living It is the re turn for several rounds of cannon ammunition expended in Kansas in 1SG7 t6 divert the course of a great herd that bearing down toward a camp of soldiers with a force that threatened to it At least one officer is alive who saw these shots fired and he describes herd as literally reaching as far as the eye could see It was a long tie in passing the camp whose occupants it in silence awed by the spectacle General Philip St George pooke at once halted a regiment of on the plaius to permit a great herd of antelope to pass and tic was not a man easily halted when qn duty His humanity impelled him to the regiment from mangling and maiming the antelope which al lowed the right of Who CouJd Pass Td test the capabilities of fifty applicants for junior clerkships in the of the Sydney water and sewerage board they were called upon to rom dictation this paragraph 4ThIs celibate was a licentiate in medf aiul hekt othgr scholastic diplo His chahicteiistkS were idiosyn rou 0 money penny thenshe buffaloes ed withhold wayBoston II es f tipped C i what den documents were oT buffalo vas overwhelm the ivatel were Transcript 1 spelling otf sine urns a aisles personified one aay taciturn the next garrulous his facile pen evolves a sapient distich in piquant satire of some literary genius tomor row an encomiastic effusion on an il literate voluptuary His studies on concrete science were exotic his in natural philosophy esoteric if not chimerical Xo less than forty three out of the fifty candidates came to grief in this artfully designed spell ing obstacle race At the next meet ing of the board a meinUbr doubted whether ten out of fifty Oxford M As if suddenly called upon to write out the saine passage would succeed in every one of the big words successfully London Chronicle A Queer Servian Belief To hatch a chicken by holding dn egg for the allotted time in the left armpit is believed in Servia to be a certain charm against violent death more especially if the bird be swal lowed whole forty days after it cornea to life A robber who had devastated the district of Kolubara for many years was writes a Belgrade corre spondent known to have accomplished both these feats which accounted for the apathy of the peasants in pursuing persuaded as they were of his He was finally how ever killed by the mounted police thus discrediting a time honored Ser vian superstition All at pnce He came down to breakfast and nothing was ready so he rang the bell Mrs Perkins he said when the boarding house keeper is the meaning of this Why is not ready Well sir replied Mrs Perkins I got a nice bit of fish for you but Im sorry to say sir the cat Confound the cat Then let me Intro the cold chicken I regret to say sir the cat Well then some eggs There are no eggs sir the cat Hang it all then cook the cat and well have it all at once London t Mail t Ground Flat A young man from a country village when sightseeing in Edinburgh was greatly astonished on seeing Mr Smith Tailor ground flat inscribed on a door and after a careful study of the plate exclaimed Great Scott sic a death Shaifly hes been run ower wi roller rLondon Graphic V today I I I I I I I n I a steam J oJ S re- Searches negotiating him invulnerability appeared what breakfast s 35 ould Not lava Ended Thus um a Northwestern ave aci a uuii allowed himself j i o iuo 1 it the conduct of Iv ifti r i In lirter jiuportantOf idal htvuKv to In in a hurry He s muiiii it a practice to give the iors go signal before alighting pas ieuijiis were t iy on the ground uee or twice ho had frightened MI in manner and many an angry followed him as his car bump t street the young man arose to leave car It stopped and Jie started to swing off the running board Ding ding The conductor had jerked the bell cord the young strong and ath letic ia have dropped off without effort but didnt Instead he reached Up and jerked the bell cord a single jerk The in the act of gathering momentum again stopped suddenly What do yoif mean by that the conductor Im taking the time you should have given to those ladies answered the athletic young man with a satisfied grin Then coolly carefully still grin ning at the angry conductor he a puddle of dirty water It should not have been so but the conductor had the last laugh Indian apolis News Earthquake In the Desert Hans DorIng writes of a singular ex perience in an earthquake while in desert of Gobi I had just dropped off to sleep when I woke up with a feeling of great anxiety which I could not explain other than that I had a presentiment that some great danger was impending It was ex plained soon enough All of a sudden while I was still wondering whence my sudden fear came I heard a loud noise beneath the ground which as if a subterranean express was approaching Nearer and nearer it came and before I could get off the bed on which I had been sleeping the compound and the whole hamlet were shaken by an earthquake I thought that my last hour had come and ex pected to see the walls collapse The rafters of the roof tattled on the beams and the whole house shook If the house had lien higher it would have collapsed but the walls not quite ten feet high are built of mud an elastic framework of wood to carry the roof It appears that these houses are built to resist earthquakes their simplicity and elasticity saving theta from destruction Specialization Once upon a time not many years hence perhaps a man being seized with a sudden and violent pain to a doctor for relief Where is the pain asks the doctor Right here groans the man and lays his hand on the afflicted part The doctor opens his of and takes therefrom several del icate compasses and a number of fine ly graduated tapes With these he proceeds to make precise and elaborate measurements stopping at frequent to set down a great many ures on a sheet of paper What are you doing cries the man at last for his pain is all the fmc in creasingOf I shall make very sure first of all that the location o the brings it within my specialty Do you take me for a quack You to have been born a thousand years ago Puck A Perplexing Bulletin In 1S7G the late John Hay who died as secretary of state and Altfey A Adee were serving together in the le gation at Madrid They were interested in the outcome of the lie publican national convention and spent days Avonderiug who would be nomi nated One morning they found this item in a Madrid newspaper Rute bart 13 Noyes of America has been elected president of the republic of the north That was as near as the Spanish ed itor could get to the bulletin Ruther ford B Hayes has been nominated for Republican national and it took Adee and a week to figure it out The Modern Way Will you have this here woman to be your lawful wedded wife Thats what I lowed I would Will you love honor surd oby Aint you got that switched around parson said the bridegroom John said the bride elect v dont you reckon the parson knows his Answer the question I Yes sir said the I reckon Ill have to Atlanta Constitution t v All Bluff Yes boasted the fortune hunting count all of our old family castles were on high mountains My ancestors all lived on big bluffs Indeed replied the heiress and I see that you take after them count The Worst He Had Then you have never had educa tional advantages said a good worn an to a small boy No marm not as I knows qf Lve had airysipilas If what you said is worsn that I dont want to ketch it The Head of the Family Mrs Hoyle Mr Boyle is lookingfor ahorsctthat a woman can drive Mrs Doyle Thats a fad of hcrs getting things she can drive Her husband is that kind of a man New York Press i hate a thing done by halves If ii be sight as it boldly if it be wrong leave U undone Gilpm It worn lance onwardNear buildcould car demanded offInto i w case instruments J I I rse l i I ilcnt b fhe Hay I her business I bridegroom I I hail this I annoyed the man a stepped traveling the sounded hastens interval fib difficulty deserve intensely convention meekly wise j Majestic Webster dore Parker gave the following c deseUption of Daniel Webster la t hi famous three hour sermon l OTcUed soon after death He was a man of large mold a great body and a great He teemed made to last a hundred years Since Socrates there has seldom been a head so massively large save the not been such a grand figure in all Christendom A large decorous in dress dignified in deportment he walked as if he felt himself a king The coal heavers and porters of London looked on him as one of the i forces of the globe They recognized a native king In the seriate of the United States he looked an emperor in that council l5ven the majestic Cal houn seemed common compared with Clay looked vulgar and Van Buren but a fox What a mouth ho had It was a lions mouth yet there was A sweet grandeur in the smile and a womans softness when he would What a brow it What eyes like charcoal fires in the bottom of a deep dark well His face was rugged volcanic fires great passions and thoughts The Jove hlifls an eye like Mars to threaten audicpni mand Came It Wit and humor are such elemental fundamental things that it has al ways been found difficult to analyze them Upon some points however those who have essayed this puzzling task agree for they all hold that is an intellectual humor an emotional quality that wit is a of and humor a of contrast of discrepancy of iucongru Ity The incongruity is that which arises between the ideal and the fact between theory and practice between promise and performance and perhaps it might be added that it is always or almost always a moral incongruity In the case both of wit Jjid humor there is also a pleasurable surprise a gentle shod which accompanies our percep tion of the hitherto unsuspected re semblance or incongruity A New England farmer was once describing in the presence of a very humane per son the great age and debility of a horse that he formerly owned and used You ought to have killed him interrupted the humane person Well drawled the farmer ve did almost Atlantic A Strenuous Statesman In his Eclipse and OKelly Cook tells a story of the English statesman and sport Fox He had wagered something about a waist coat which could only be obtained in Paris went off to Dover by night caught the mail packet posted to Par Js and back to Calais and remembered he had a horse racing at Newmarket He chartered a fishing boat bound for the eastern counties just got to New market in time for the race took the post back to London and stopped the way to dine In the middle of the port anti dice after dinner he was by a special messenger who had been teariiigs over half of England in search of him and reminded that he had to move to bring in a marriage bill in the house of commons He rushed to the stables reached the house in time to make a brilliant speech in to North and Burke and defeated on a division by a single vote The Bees Feet Naturalists say that the feet of the common working bee exhibit the curi ous combination of a basket a brush anda pair of pinchers The brush the hairs of which are arranged in sym metrical rows is seen only with a high grade microscope With this brush of fairy delicacy the bee brushes its vel vet robe to remove the pollen dust with which it becomes loaded while suck Ing up the nectar of flowers Another delicate apparatus is the spoon shaped appendage that receives the gleanings that the bee wishes to carry to the hive Finally by opening the brush and the basket by means of a neat lit tle hinge the twb become a pair of pinchers which render important in constructing the cells for the reception of the honey Tinned Tongue Are you studying Esperanto Mr idiot asked the linguist I am said the idiot I can talk too much in English if I want to It is a very fine language said the linguist condensed concise and cash ly acquired No doubt said the idiot But I care for potted tongue Broad way Magazine The Other Captain Captain witheringly to private My friend you ought to be eating hay Are there any more like you in your family Private I have only one brother sir And what Is he Private Captain sir Bon His Act of Charity Mrs Henpeque So you did an act of charity to commemorate the anniversary of Bur wedding Mr Heupeque Yes I refused a raise in salary to one of my clerks who wanted to get married One Use For It I notice that you writers use a great deal of tobacco Does it stimu late your brains- I dont know but it that youre hungry Cleveland Leader The Bachelors View What js the most aggravating thins in married life asked Dorothy said the bachelor friend its the husband aiulvsojiiC times its the wife v AngeloSince man him great front I Andrea on caught ont CaptainOh twentieth Soin times 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Their Cats No inanin said an Irish maid of much experience as she returned York intelligence office the other Cay I didnt engage with that fam fly I didnt like the looks of their eat Of their repeated the owner of the office in amazement Why Ka in any way dangerous Not dangerous no maam but a restless unhappy looking creature that didnt speak well for the family the girl I always judge a fam ily by their cat If they have one A sleek comfortable pussy who comes up and rubs against you means a quiet good natured family and one thats not worrying about ways and means but a nervous unfriendly look ing cat reflects a household which is on the verge of nervous prostration or financial ruin or some other horrible trouble Ive been living with families and studying their cats for twentyfive years and rYe never known the sign to fall A family that cant make its cat happy is one to make any servant miserable New York Press Psychologically Explained Mrs Flaherty who earns her living and maintains two clean little rooms in an uptown by going out to do washing and days work has been a widow for many years and en tertains a strong prejudice against marriage for any tilt the young Tis all right at that time o life she maintains but not for old people with gray hairs Then tis onsuitable and the height o foolishness Holding these opinions as she does it was a severe shock to Mrs Flaherty to learn that one of her best customers a widow of threescore and ten was about to be married for the second time Almost tearfully she confided her sentiments to patron Think of it Her afixin all them fine clothes and taken as much pride in it as if she was to be a bride of instead of an old woman thatll never see seventy pain Why and her voice dropped awed whis her time o life I believe tis the ravin 0 death is on the woman New York Times Beo Como Bee comb or beeswax the material of which the honey cells in the beehive are composed is a wax produced by a systenvof chemistry carried on in the wax which are located in the abdomen of all working bees It Is a peculiar substance and is said to be analogous to the fats of higher ani mals Originally it was supposed that this wax was taken up in an almost pure state from the flowers by the bees but experiments carried on by the leading botanists and chemists of the world conclusively prove that the bee is capable of elaborating his pecul liar wax although confined to a diet purely saccharin in its nature Mica Axle Grease Helps the Wagon sp The load seems I and team wear longer You make more money and have more time to make money when wheels are greased with Mica Axle Grease The longest wearing and most satisfactory lubricant in theworld STANDARD OIL CO Incorporated Cures Blood Skin Diseases Can cer Greatest Blood x Purifier If your blood is impure thin ed hot or full of humors if have blood poison cancer carbuncles eating sores scrofula eczema itching ris ings and bumps scabby pimply skin bone pains catarrh rehumatism or any blood or 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spinning yarns the minister who is visiting and who conies from the west told this When I went west first I was in a small town called and in the choir of my church the village blacksmith did the noble work of barytone He had a voice that could shake and whatever it lathed in any other feature it made up in volume He couldnt read music any more than he could English but he learned a tune very readily One Sunday vc were to be favored with a anthem it was a special ocasibn the barytone had one portion all tc himself Unfortunately he missed many of the practices The anthsir went along excellently until it beautiful part which read And dying bids us all aspire Here the rest of the singers stopped short ii that quick sudden way that choirs have and in the ensuing stillness sounded the pomlercus of the blacksmith And dying brides are filled with fire TRAMPS WHO DO GOOD Apple Tree Johnny Has Successor in Nut Planting Hobo The story is told of a Pennsylvania tramp who in his wanderings up and down on the earth carries his pockets 1m goes For three years he has followed this practice says tho Virginia Pilot and during that time is said to have planted thousands and thousands of nuts always seeking the spots rocky hillsides and abandoned that the chances of the trees being destroyed before they grow up and mature will be minimiz ed This old trams is doing something more guaranteeing the future youth of Pennsylvania against the loss of the joy of nutting He is an example in tree planting which the farmers throughout the land may well follow with profit to themselves and to the country This nutplanting tramp recalls another member of the wandering tribes He was known throughout the country as Apple Tree Johnny from his habit of planting ap pie seeds in fence corners and other nooks Many a wayside fruit tree is said to owe its existence to Apple Tree Johnny A Vain Boaster- A farmer in central New York state has in his employ a man named George whose understanding is not very acute One day as his employer came out to the field where he was working George hailed him Say boss who do you like best Mr Gor man or Mr Carney naming two min isters whose churches are in the Well said the farmer I couldnt say I never heard Mr Gor man preach I dont like that man Carney said George he brags too much I went to his church last Sun day and he didnt talk about anything but his fathers mansions and bragi about how much finer they were than Ham Was Hard to Find Mrs M G Quackenbos whom At torney General Bonaparte has made of his special assistants in the campaign against the trusts is a New York lawyer She tells this story of a railway ham sandwich paus ed bitterly in the consumption of a very hard dry railway ham sandwich and said to the maid behind counter dont see no ham in this You aint come to it yet said the maid with a smile A minute or two passed The mans jaws worked gloom ily Then they stopped again and he said I dont see no ham yet young woman Oh she replied youve bit over it A Forestry School The opening of a forestry school in South Africa a year ago marked advance in the propagation of the forestry idea school was by the government of the Cape of Good Hope at Tokai Cape Colony to train men for the service in the several South African provinces The covers two years the first year at the South African college and the second year at the Forestry school at Tokai on a longestablished estate where there are extensive forest lands and a great variety of trees in all stages of de Watching the Kids A sign displayed in front of a New York department store is the of mothers and incidentally the inno vation has increased the rush lit the stores bargain counters The store employs a fatherlylooking man to stand and watch the young j while the mothers wage bat tie with each other in front of the counters The scheme has proved a great success Nothing Lacking Holes Keller the brilliant blind and deaf girl met Dr Fumes fMru scfcelar he wra d not to college professors tell er BMmy aunf Dfacts afcoit lifr c Shakeipeare ill w labw ke wUd 1 lhat Sbak sp ere was trap Wli she done all r I young aid I Le moun- taIn new had came tQ a tones i t full of nuts which plants as he out lands at the edges of and streamsso than neighborhood anyone elsesLippincotts Maga- zIne one A the g now another The established forestry V lop ent- J delight When the her toe srredxpd fp1 beSfM to H d t Q a 1 because anti oftheway creeks setting man Band government course hopefuls let h the diced 0 ref live thin e 5f GOOD NIGHTS REST l I j Speak for itI she erled to doggie For she knew in her That German homes Could health and joy impart CJThe greatest tonic on earth is a good rest Restless nights and exhaustion of a are dread dangers of the poor consumptive JBut fear of night when a few doses of Dr Boschees German will insure refreshing free from or sweat ex pectoration in the morning is made cer by taking by the experience of over thirtyfive that one 75cent bottle of German Syrup will relieve or cure the worst colds lung that even in bad cases of consumption one large bottle of German work wonders SJTwosizes 250 and 75C All druggist G S SON Paris Ky Farm For Rent 8My of 566 acres near on Paris Gynthiana pike Right to seed this fall W E HIBLER 732 W Main Lexington Ky i ELITE BARBER SHOP GJffiL GRftWFOuD Cold and Hot Baths FIVE CHAIRS NO WAITS On y Firstclass Barbers Employed pofted Swiss Brick and Nevfchatel Cheese Just Received SHEA CO Both Phones 423 I Williams IndtanJPHe Ointment will cure Bleeding and Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors the at once acts a poultice gives instant re lief prepared for Piles and of Every box Is warranted Iy druggists mail on re rfipt of price 50 cents and 5100 WILLIAMS MANUFACTURING CO Props Ohio For Sale by Obrrdorfer J E KNOCKE VICTOR BOGAERT Jewelei and Importer No 135 W Main Street Lexington Kentucky tmoorting House Brussels Belgium eat terrible I sleepentirely bronchialor troublesand iz VARDEN Ewalts I I I I 1 I 1 J 1 I II I I I II 1 v 4 I l1nd as Dr went is Itching T I tress S farm Crass Road3 and r fro r etor o s i m t WlldamsIndianPileOin flan facturing = = = linta I T OhickasHiVI T rdmdre I T rcAlesfcer I T- eaithrid O T Oklahoma City 0 Lawton0 T exico N M lamogor Q N M 3080 3405x 3430 3120 3215 T 32180 T 3465 3465 3465 e t WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF i Sharpening Saws Lawn 3 i Fitting Keys 4r Repairing Trunks Ammunition of all always on hand f THE MIDLAND ROUTE LOCAL TIME TABLE Vr 712 am grid 247 Ir at Paris at 750 am an 325 pn uv Paris at 830 and 542 pj Ir at Geotown 904 am and 025 p Xr at Frankfort 1125 am and 720 pa Ulose connection made Fans witL Grains to and from Cincinnati ville Cynthiana Winchester ana Richmond Connections made at Georgetown with the Southern GEO B HARPER Pres and Gen Supt 0 W HAY G P A v FOREST THOMAS HARLES THOMAS THOMAS Cleaning and Pressing rf mens and Ladies Clothes Special JItttntion Given t Ladies Work Dry Cleaning 70 main St fiigbest market Price 16 Paris Milling Co g htt tt x t 4if 4 if sLiI if if 4I kinds if ifI t 1 WaMhes 4 if WALlER DAVIS 1 r qq f6fir JLv rankfort at 620 and 2OOpK Geo town pay I am I BRO I I r J I I CORN 1 II WANjED f 1 il I I 1 I I L I t tr r f r owe s f- p h l- rfriiIori CillIilhiii1r am e 4 Trent aaairiilir l E t r P dues e ++ + ++ + ++ + + = LOW ROUNDTRIP RATES VIA v LOUISVILLE NASHVILLE R R November 5 and Dec 3 and 1 7 TO POINTS IN THE SOUTtiWEST fROM PARIS KENTUCKY I it i 19 of I w Dallas exas S Ft Worth Texas Waco Texas Houston Texas Galveston Texas Brownsville Texas San Antonio Texas Amarillo Texas Fl Paso Texas 4 34C 34 5 3465 34 65 3465 4115 3465 463I 3465 Correspondingly low rates to many other pointsman tfc outhwfst v f r tp Return 30 D s v For further cll or addroM W H HAWKS I t lufona lon on siII It na J y- kkets meted S THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS 22 1907 i F NOV r a 1 ii KENT fifty Years the Standard CREAM BAKING a Cream of Tartar Powder Made from Grapes NO ALUM v Promising Yearlings At Mt Lebanon near Paris Taibot Bros are breaking a band of ten some of which are the get of the food Engilsh race horse Kilkerran a son of the Derby winner Ayrshire and Maid of Lorn Carcaline One of these youngsters the first foal of Wainamoinen by the Commonner is as grand a looking yearling colt as was raised in Kentucky this season He is a 1 ay in color and looksas likely to be SL Colin on the turf as any yearling dropped in Kentucky in 1906 Talbot Bros only have a grass tracK on their place of course neither this colt jaior none of their yearlings have been tried out as are colts and fillies that are handled at regular tracks but this colt can run very fast and his owners 3ave never broken a yearling that they regard just his equal Among the other promising young csters they now have in training is a yearling black colt by John Bright our the speedy race mare The Crisis a yearling bay filly by imp Kilker ran out of Talpa another noted race xmare The youngster out of The Crisis a first foal Wainamoinen also bas a weanling colt by Kilkerran which is a lusty fellow and es highly by his owner Kilker NOTICE All persons knowing themselves in debted the J W Holliday Carriage Co will please call at the office of Holliay and Settle Carriage Co and pay same to Elizabeth R Holliday and sail persons having claims against the LIDAY 192t I DR J ODD r I f and is also f paymentEMILY t i r yearlings r 4 named s = We can use turkeys for Thanksgiving v market to much better advantage if they are delivered between Nov 14 Highest market price paid at all times Ghas S Brent Bro Paris Carlisle a- i urk I i It Sand I j i Millers burg burg III I I r rr ers r Flem n 4r Sale PriceII ran brought to this country in 1904 by Douglas H Grand As a twoyear old in England he won the Hampton Court Plate and the Champagne and Levant Stakes From the looks of his yearlings and weanlings at Talbot Bros farm he is sure to make good in the stud Talbot Bros are going to try for the threeyearold filly races next sea son with a maiden named Estradi by the Commoner horse Estrada Palma out of the noted brood mare Matilda the dam of Wainamoinen They failed this seasonto get Estradi to the post as a twoyearold but she showed themes high an order of form in pri as was ever exnibited by her fa for her to makegood in public this season The year she was dropped she was the only colt or filly foaled that could claim Estrada Palma for a sire R L Thomas big band of yearlings training in the Stable of Dan Morris at the Kentucky Association track have all been tried out and the best in the collection are two fillies one by Mal zagan out of Aggie Marden by Mar den and the other by Sempronius out of Lady Balgowan by the Commoner Dont Pay Alimony to be divorced from your appendix There will be no occasion for it if you keep your bowels regular with Dr Kings New Life Pills Their action is so gentle that the appendix never has cause to make the least complaint Guaranteed by Oberdorfer the drug gist 25c Try them nov Hog Killing Laughlin Bros are now ready your hogs 192t Harris Successors to Manns Confectionery The Best Hot Chocolate in Central Kentucky All Kinds of Fancy Box Candy Ice Cream Sody the Year Around Mann Harris was mous halfsister and her owners look to kill nnMa s LatestT Ala mens Styles Sale Price 249190 and Mens fine Shoes for business Box Calf Vici Kid and Patent Colt latest styles Worth 3 350I 7 po wear 149 and 124Mens very durable made in Box Calf and Vici Worth and 3 Mens Rubbers best make Sale Prise 49c Worth 80c Shoes Kid 220 r Few Here Know This When an eminent authority in the that he found a new way to treat that American disease Rheumatism with just everyday drugs found in any drug store the physicians were slow indeed to attach much im portance to his claims This nly a few ago Today nearly every newspaper in the country even the metropolitan dailies is announcing it and the splendid results achieved It is so simple that any one can prepare it at home at small cost It is made up as follows Get from any good pre scription pharmacy Fluid Extract Dan delion onehalf ounce Compound Kar gOD one ounce Compound Syrup Sar saparilla three ounces Mix by shak ing in a buttle and take in teaspoonful doses after each meal and at bedtime These are all simple ingredients mak ing an absolutely harmless home remedy at little cost Rheumatism as everyone knows is a symptom of deranged kidneys It is a condition produced by the failure of the kidneys to properly filter or strain from the blood the uric acid and other matter which if not eradicated either in the urine or through the skin pores remains in the blood decomposes and forms about the joints and muscles causing the untold suffering and de formity of rehumatism This prescription is said be a splendid healing cleansing and invigo rating tonic to the kidneys and almost immediate reliefin of bladder and urinary trouble and back ache He also warns ppople in lead New York paper against the use of many patent Bought Before the Advanced Price Studebaker and Fish Bros wagons are known the world over for their strength durability and light draft We have a large stock of each bought before advance and can sell them well worth the money YERKES KENNEY State of Ohio City of Toledo Lucas County J ss Frank J Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F J Cheney Co doing business in the City of Toledo County and State afore said and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure FRANK J CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence 6th day of A D 1886 A W GLEASON Seal Notary Public Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the systems Send for testimonials free F J CHENEY CO Toledo 0 Sold by all Druggists 75c Take Halls Family Pills for consti pation Just Think Frquetily when you pick up a local newspaper and after glancing at it thus it aside with the remark There is nothing in the old paper Did you ever stop what that phrase means says an exchange It means that no misfortune has be in our city that no fire has wiped out the neghbores worldly goods that the grim angel of death has not crossed the threshold of a friend that no man driven oy hatred or fear has taken the life of a fellow being that no poor devil haunted by thepast or the misdeeds of some other has crossed the great divide by his own many things that ought not have happened have not happened So next time you pick up any and its headlines do not announce a tragedy give a little thanks instead of grumbling because there is no news I announced Scranton had dread common a discriminate f thelast r fanen anyone handand newspaper i was toY all forms medicines December f to think DAN COHENJ Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price I 99c a e e E E eEE7 7 4iI iPARIS GRANDt Manarerl I 3 sZa E SATURDAY November l It 23Performances Only Matinee and Night Special Engagement of tho e Mysterious Fellows 1 Laithmore and Leigh In that Beautiful Musical Drama 4S Lost inN the Alps By special request that latest i New York success Gentleman Matinee at 230 p m Popular Prices jl Two 1t It It It I It It It An American t win be presented as a special ijm Il ArO3 THEATRICAL Latimore Leigh who appear at the Grand Saturday night in that beau tiful musical drama Lost in The Alps will by special request at the matinee Saturday afternoon at 2 30 oclock present the latest New York success An American Gentleman The theatregoing public should not fail to take advantage of this oppor tunity to see what has been a pro nounced success n the metropolis of theatrical adventure FAUST MONDAY NIGHT II it was not for the educated and refined class of people such plays as Faust would go begging Is that then not proof enough that there is really true merit in the grand old play Dont fail to see it next Mon day night at Paris Grand A TEXAS STEER A Texas Steer will doubtless be greeted by a big house when it comes to the Paris Grand next Wednesday November 27 It will be singular if the theme hit upon by Hoyt did not furnish rousing entertainment Mav erick Brander is a rugged honest Texas ranchman During brief ab sence from his ranch he is elected to Conrgess The yeoman conrfonted with this fact upon his return indig nantly refuses to fill the office If you think you are too good to represent us in Conrgess you jest say so greets Branders refusal backed by hundreds of barrels of sixshooters and plainsman throws up his hands and hies to Washington with his honest wife and daughter The misadtfen tures that ensue are always absorbing now wildly hilarious quietly satirical again touchingly pathetic The play will be given a magnificent production and will be presented by a company of players remarkably adapted for the in rpretation of the various divers and taking roles Piles Piles Piles Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure blind bleeding Ulcerated and itching piles It absorbs the tumrs allays the itching at once acts as poul ticegives instant relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared for piles and itching of the private parts Every box is guaranteed Sold by all druggists by mail for 50c and 100 H freeman Tmmans Old Stand 336 main Street W t W WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE CORNER PEARL AND VINE STREETS CINCINNATI OHIO Womcns Stylish Fall ShoesI I Ladies fine Shoes latest styles in Vici Kie and Patent Colt Very durable Worth double I made 149 and 1991Ladies fine Shoes Made in all durable leathers Lace and button Worth 2 and ti = Womens Shoes latest Fall styles Button and Lace made in includin I I Patent Colta Vici Kid and Gun Metal Worth 350I I MONDAY Movember A Narrow Escape G W Cloyd a merchant of Plunk Mo had a narrow escape four yealrs ago when he ran a jimson bur into his thumb He says The doctor want ed to amputate it but I would not con sent I bought a boss of Bucklens Arnica Saive and that cured the dan gerous wound 25c aP Oberdorfers the druggist nov Time to Buy Coal Coal will be high and scarce this win ter so you had better order now We have the celebrated Fox Ridge Coal the hottest ever alsa the South Jel lico YERKES KENNEY I t The Record Breaker HOYTS A Texas Steer WITH AS Maverio Brantier The Texas Cattle King ri17th Successful Season Will m Live Forever iTRY AND BE THERE Prices 25c and 109 4 m jam I t I11 L4c t R mccann l 0 r Lost in the tomorrow night Wonderful Eczema Cure Our little boy had eczema for five years writes N A Adams Henri etta Pa Two of our said the case was hopeless his lungs beincr effected We then employed other doctors but no benefit resulted By chance we read about Electric Bit improvement We continued this medicine until several bottles were used when our boy was completely cured Best of all blood medicines and body building health tonics Guar anteed at Oberdorfer drug store 50c nov Alps J home doctors ters bought a bottle and soon noticed t PURE HOME MADE Cents per MARGOLEN I I II I II rI I s I NNNssssNNNNNNN 3- s LARD- s 11 e NNNNNNNNN N NN PARIS KY J 1 AT THE BIG ELECTRIC SIGN To begin Saturday Morning at 8 oclock sharp Our Mr Cohen has again succeeded in buying out several entire stocks of the biggest Eastern manufacturers that have been forced to sell out on account of the tight money market They are bought at less than half the cost of material We place this stock now on the market at the dollar Here are a few of them IMMENSE PURCHASESALE I SOc on Boys and Girls Winter Shoes Safe Price It ae Sale Price 25 Porter J Whites Eaborate and Scenically Sumptuous Renewal of FAUSTWITH Miss Alga Verne AS Marguerite and a strong supporting Metro politan Company All Spepial Scenic and Electri cal Effects for entire 6 Acts Dont miss this Prices 25c and 100 0 6 so awss WEDNESDAYNovember m 27 124 and 149 Z WBoys and Girls Shoes made in Box Calf and Vici Kid single anddouble soles Just the thing fo school shops Worth 2 II 99c For Boys Shoes made in Box and Calf Very durable WorthI15IX Ic I R Girls Best RubbersqualitY 34c Z Our Rubber Boots are Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction w 1 ft 45 r-w

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