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The Bourbon News: November 29, 1907.

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PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AlfD FRIDAY IN THE YEAR I PARIS KENTUCKY FBJDAT NOVEMBER 260307 NUMBER I- c h I t l i i 1S f 10 h 1r t c i NEWS o c i jtu 0 I c r 0 C Jlit 4 1 lit itExxm 7 83 r r MK r raY d Ca Q 1 4ro a 1i Y x rxr- y 1 I s I7pir THE BOURBON Y r 4 = + DEATHS Louis Prichard formerly of Louisa T E Kyi died Monday night at his home M W Va of paralysis v of the brain resulting for a ruptured o r blood vessel He was taken suddenly Friday and soon lapsed an un condition He was a brother of the late Dr Prichard well know fjp in Bourbon The deceased is survived it by a wife and four children whom f he leaves ingood circumstances Mrs Fretwell Prichard of this city attended the funeral Mr John Moreland agea 73 years re died at the Confederate Home Peewee Valley at an early hour yesterday morning His remains arrived here chargebyundertaker Funeral services will be held at the r grave in the Paris cemetery Saturday at 10 oclock The soldiers will attend in a body and riw their burial ritual used V r 4 See the New Candy Case X The swellest thing we have seen for along time is the new candy case at gardens tf Tv i Tarrs Face Cream for chapped hand Price 10 cents For sale at V ET JShfpps 26nov1m Box Candy Finest line of box candies in town at x Warden tf Attention Hibernians 1 All members at Ancient Order of Hibernians are requested to vjs atsthe meeting tonight It is nomi nating night for officers for ensuing f year Good Time to Buy 1 Now is a good to buy suits cloaks skirts waists furs and milli nery while you can get them at Harry Simons at greatly reduced Horse Sales Closed s The Companys annual at Lexington of K thoroughbred stallions broodmares training closed Wednesday night 465 head a few more than half the humv her catalogued having been for an aggregate of 55435 an average of a less than 120 The highest price obtained during the three t days and evenings was S3 Rann the twoyearold English bred colt by Lactantius out of Cherry Blos som Reduced Prices Greatly reduced prices on ladies suits cloaks skirts waists furs and millinery at Harry Simons c J in Huntington till Use t Ji tl the be z I J time t f Fasig Tipton yearlings weaniIngs and horses in Robert L G 3 y Uf- K 131 y i Aetna j W Confederate 4 s 1 f t present N Z r j z 7 sold c t 1 paid = Bourbon Circuit Court Since our last issue there has been very little business transacted in the Circuit Court The progress of the Court has been much delayed twentyone of the thirtysix jurors having been excused onaccount of ill ness The first Commonwealth case was that of Chas Penn charged with ma liciously shooting at J Walker Muir This case took up all day Tuesday and Wednesday the jury assessing Mr Penn with a fine of 50 and costs Ar guments were made by T E Moore Jr for the Commonwealth and Maurie Kemper of Lexington for the witnesses until this morning at nine oclockJudge Stout convened court yester day morning although it being Thanks givirg Day to hear several arguments in equity cases in order to clear the docket of many old cases The Commonwealth against Lewis Bishop charged with Cutting and wounding will be the first case called this morning The Commonwealth docket which contains no very impor tant cases will be cleared up before any civil cases are taken up A number of important civil cases will come on for trial including the suit for ten thousand dollars damages of Sam Jett against Judge James Har gis and Senator Alex Hargis for alleg ed malicious prosecution The case was transferred from the Circuit Court The attorneys for Jett are Jouett Byrd and Jouett of Win chester and County Attorney T E Moore Jr of Paris while the defend ants will te represented by Judge Denis Dundon C M Thomas and E M Dickson of Paris John M Steven son of Winchester Judge J C C Back of Jackson and W A Young Another important suit to be tried at this term of court is that of Bourbon county vs the Paris Water Company which is a suit for damages in the sum of 100000 for the Joss of the fire in 1903 the county alleging that the destruction of the building was due to the negligence of said Water Company m that they failed to sufficient water power by which a stream or streams of water could be thrown a sufficient distance to subdue the conflagration The suit for damages in the sum of g5KKQf Mrp Daisy Boone Botts against Mrs Sarah Wpoistein for alleged slander will be among one of the firstcases called after Judge of the Commonweal th docket We Are Ready We are now prepared to show our customers all kinds of Christmas pres ents You have the handsomest line to select seen in Paris You can find the very thing desired- J T HINTON I by I JudgeStout Clarkcounty I fromever defense courthouse dJs 9ses RELIGIOUS Rev Dr Hinitt President of Central University of Danville will fill Dr E H Ruthefords puplit at the Second Presbyterian church Sun day morning Dr Hinitt is a noted pulpit Rev Father Charles who has Paris several times arrive to assist in the special services at ihe Catholic church Christmas day Masses will be said at 5 oclock a m 7 aria Q oclock on Christmas day Father Charles will remain over Sunday fol lowing Christmas and will deliver sermons He is a most and instructive pulpit orator and the occasion of his return will attract large audiences Elder Carey E Morgan ed from where he held a most successful revival meeting Mrs Princess Long of this city con ducted the singing which added much to the enthusiasm of the meeting Elder Morgan hisipulpit at the Christian church Sunday and evening X Celery We have the finest ever grown fresh BAIRD TAYLOR TOYS Of Every Description TALKING MACHINES ATHLETIC GOODS Useful Instructive 9 1 visited entertaining has et rn rg will lI rning f P f 1 li n8YlftUI sf I Main f L orator several j received Street LEXINGTON KY Is a Word to Conjure With YOU hear much ojE qual Aity Its the ad mans stocK trade that every man ever made was good better best How are you to differentiate Why not let WR James Clothes do of their own eloquent3XtF t m fine fabrics and ex ressiye styling They are sermons in lence They speak vo1 umrsto the man who to solve the clothing question for good arid plenty Very quiet prices J J J 1 4 z i in Everything It if 1 C some i generalexcel wants QUALITY talking They are a = + Dimlap Shoes 5 to 7 Dr Reeds Cushion Shoe 5 Shape Shoes 350 and 4 V Waterproof Hunting Shoes 5 to 8 e SaOES I tit gE adS piths M1 R JAMESC To Foot uUttrPirislI CUdead I mi IUIS l 1lPartridatt High Grade In Patent Leathers and Fine Kid Button and Lace 350 and 4 grades Sbots IOur 52 S5Cash Price FRANK CO The Ladies Store e are Greatly Overstocked on Garments The are numerous We bougHt too many The weather has been too and moneyWe therefore offer for CASH ONLY l f wen ed Ladies Ready toWear reasons warm = 3500 Cloaks 3000 Cloaks 2000 Cloaks 1500 Cloaks 1000 Croaks 650 Cloaks 200 Grade now 1 50 Grade 1 00 Grade 2425 K1975 1375 985 875 675 475 fiats 145 85 Cloaks for 1675 j4 lof 4 bildr l 115 ladies Casb Wr 2500 Cloaks E iZ5 now now Patent Ccafter Lace or Button This Seasons Regular 250 Shoes tf i a Sboesx 5 Our Cash PriceV 51501 misses Suits 3500 Suits 3000 Suits 2500 Suits Suits r 1 500 Suits v 2425 2150 lZJ 1950 1575 750 grades r 1 475 650 600 500 grades r 325 for asb i2 1 20 i 1 75f c i r ltS t f tClO N ot Now Ladies and 00 0 tadks A1 Trimmed Hats 10 87S 1 + Our Line of Toys For Christmas Now on Display v 4r l Noveltfes ki Manicure and and Separate Pieces FRANK St eOf Paris Kentucky W P fcv i I i t nr l rI 4 L J f J J l ll r 4 at tt Ttilet Sets o f a 4 r ro j = THE K NEWS PARIS XEOTTJCKY 29 1907 11 rfr c t a NOV r k a ar7sa BOIL RB ii- 0 the Mildest and Most Effective Laxative Known r No laxative sold in our store can compare with this perfect bowel regulator in gentleness and efficiency It is not a re arrangement of old laxative andcathartic togs but an entirely new laxative and cathartic All the good points laxatives have been carefully preserved in this new laxative while their been as skillfully eliminated Orderlies ply reestablish Natures functions without unpleasantness whatever No griping no nausea To sufferers from constipa tion or sluggish liver they bring immediate relief and no consti pative reaction results from their use They work quietly but thoroughly arid the rest of the body Is unaware of their presence Rexall Orderlies are as pleasant as theyare effective Put up in tasting Box of 12 lOc ox of 36 25c ofother Z P 1 t l sin 1 agreeable vanillaflavor 1a f 1 faults have t 1i s Iii an lets a Guaranty is the made If these Orderlies de not benefit you if youre sot entirely sat isfiedwiththem bring back tlitt empty box and we will promptly hud back mon ey The pUte fofmu la of these new laxatives given typos reqwest The strongest ever lena com G S VARDENgfe SON Druggists The Store J L WORK WEAKENS TILE KIDNEYS Jeans Kidney Pills Have Done Great Service for People Who Work in Paris Most Paris work every day in strained unnatural position bending constantly over a pn jolting wagons or cars doin laborious housework lifting reaching or pulling or trying to back in a hun dred and one other ways All these strains tend to wear weaken and in jure the kidneys until they fall behind in their work of filtering the poisons Irom the blood Doans Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys put new strength in i d backs Paris cures prove it J Koutz living on Main Street Paris Ky says Through exposure zind heavy work in my life as a rail road man I contracted a severe form of kidney trouble I doctored continually getting any relief Seeing Roans Kidney Pills advertised I called Sit J A Wilsons drug store and pro cured ar box The good they have makes me most happy in en horsing and recommending them to all sufferers from kidney trouble I be too grateful for what Doans Xidney Pills have done for me sale by all dealers Price 50 jcetits FosterMilburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents for the States Remember the name Doans and take no other County Court Days Below is a list of CountY lield each month in counties tributary to Paris Lawrenceburg 3d Monday Bath Monday Bourbon Paris 1st Boyle Breathitt 4th Clark Winchester 4th Monday Estill 3d Fayette Lexington 2d Monday Fleming Flemingsburg 4th Monday Franklin Frankfort 1st Monday Garrard Lancaster 4th Monday Harrlsonf Cynthiana 4th Monday Henry 1st Monday Nicholasville 3d Monday Lee Beattyville 4th Monday Lincoln 2nd Monday Richmond 1st Monday Maysville 2d Monday Iercer Harrodsburg 1st Monday Monday Nicholas Carlisle 2nd Monday OWham Lagrange 4th Monday Owen Owenton Monday Plendletown Falmouthls Monday Powell Stanton 1st Monday Somerset 3d Monday r Scott Georgetown 3d Monday Shelby Shelbyville 2nd Monday Wayne Monday Versailles 4th Monday My Best Friend Alexander Benton who lives Kural Route 1 Fort Edward N Y a ya Dr Kings New Discovery is attbma six ago It has also per formed a wonderful cure of incipient coBiumption for my sons wife The tot ended the terrible cough a d this accomplished the symp fectly welL Dr Kings New Dis largest gifts of God cannot Jjoyer the least robbery of Dent Pay Alimony to be divorced from your appendix There will be no occasion for it if you your bowels regular with Dr New LifePills Their action io gentle that the appendixnever has uge to make least Guaranteed by Oberdorfer the drug 25c them oy t ic deskriding U Owingsville2d J I 1 Williamstown 2nd Monday Pulaski early friend It cured me of left one by was per i c is j i D 1 Y some I cannot 1 i r l on Monday Jacksony ssaminede t anon frS ij o ice beat other The man keep Stet try 1- J r DAMES AND DAUGHTERS Mrs Dickinson the new hostess of the Beech Tree Terriers Bucks is a lineal descendant of Bacon Miss Valford Palmgren who has been sent to America to study our pub lic library system Is a Ph from a German university and assistant in the Royal library of Sweden Mrs Alice Longworth daughter of the president did not register at Cin cinnati and hence did not vjte for members of the board of education thIs fall She says she hears enough of politics in Washington Miss Sherife MehmedAli daughter Of tile new Turkish minister to the United States will act as interpreter for her father She is only nine years old but is the only member of her family who speaks English fluently After a service of fortyone years in the employ of a Troy N H blanket company Mrs Josiah Rouflles has the position of weaver It is estimated that she has woven yards of cloth which would 200000 blankets Sarah Bernhardt in denying a that she will soon retire from said to an interviewer This may of course be my last season as the ru mor says for I am an old woman and my life is in Gods hands but I shall play until my death and the I hope for is the death Sir Henry diedMrs Mary A Wright of Burlington Vt is probably the oldest Sunday school teacher in the world The six tieth anniversary of her service as a teacher was recently celebrated and she received messages of congratula tion from Vice President Fairbanks Hon William Jennings Bryan and oth ar prominent persons Mrs Wright is yet teacher of the womens Bible class Qf the First Baptist church of CHURCH AND CLERGY It is the opinion of the supporters of the Queen Victoria clergy fund in Lon don that the minimum wage of the clergy should be at least 1000 Rev F W Schenck a well known clergyman of Little Falls N Y has written a public letter in which he ad vocates starving tramps out of their bad habits Telephone connection between the First Presbyterian church of Augusta Ga and the City hospital enables the patients there to listen to Rev Dr J T Plunkets sermons Rev Eugene C Webster of Boston has begun work to establish a Little Church Around the Corner for the benefit of theatrical persons and other strangers in Boston whom he believes needs such an Institution Dr Robert L Paddock bishop elect of Nevada will be the third right of the family Dr Henry C Potter Is the third of his There have been three bishop burgesses The fa ther of Bishop Doane of Albany was a bishop his was a monslgnore COLLEGE AND SCHOOL Two hundred and seventyeight stu dents of Columbia university worked their way through last year earning a of 11116128 There are In the public schools of New York city 40000 children who are not sufficiently nourished properly to do their work as scholars Lois Lewis of Girard college Phila delphia Is believed the oldest physical instructor In the country Professor Lewis has passed his seven tvaijrhtJi birthday and D lit StockholmI I I I I I resigned 800000I rumorI fate IrvIng Burlington i CL England reverend total to be fors ilirtythren a s 4 + has directing tne uvy32 Girard in gymnastic work I Japan Is to have a unique revenge for any realtor fancied slights It may haye received at the hands of Ameri can school authorities if President Otto C Schneider of the Chicago school board has his way President Schnei der wants to adopt the Japanese impe rial rescript on education as the stand and of ethical and moral teaching In the Chicago public schools LAW POINTS vv A judgment In Spilde versus Johnson la S L R A N S 439 be a contract debt within the of a statute permitting a new promise to revive such debts after they have been barred by the statute limitationsConsent a man to an operation upon his insane wIfe upon taking her to a hospital is held In Pratt versus Davis 7 L R A N S 609 to be exhausted when the operation Is and she is taken away so as not to justify another operation if she subsequently returns to the institution The finder of lost property or trove is held in Kuykendall versus Fisher Va S L R A N S 94 to acquire by the act of finding no right of property therein as the owner but to be entitled to the possession thereof as a quasi tary holding for the owner as against nil other persons Flower and Tree A young oak grows three feet in three years In the same time an elm grows eight feet three inches and a nine feet three inches Ranunculus from their profusion of large double flowers in brilliant colors crimson orange purple variegated and white have grown very popular In the past few years There is a yellow calla Mrs that is quite a novelty and gives a charming touch of color in the house In winter It is very fragrant and as like all callus It Is easy to grow should become popular Loves Pretty Way Blllson Whose pocketbook is that you are advertising JImson My own of course Get out Containing a ron of bank notes and a large number of checks Finder can keep money if be will papers Get out You dont see a roll of bank notes or a check once a yearNo but Bertha Bullions father takes the paper I advertised in and hell see that advertisement Humph Where did you get the money to pay for that big ad Bertha lent It to me bless the dar ling London Answers v H Explained The stranded automobilIst was work Ing his car Up came sarcastic follower of the plow How many horsepower Is she mirthfully Inquired Sixty replied the automobilist Then why dont she Because my friend thirty are each Plain Deal er Fearfully Foxy I work a foxy scheme on my boy Hed rather wash the dishes than wash his hands so I let him wash the Wishes Whaf he foxy part WhY he gets his clean Louisville I to j Ill treasure V deposi willow Roosevelt return I I I he got wayCleveland I C urferJ urri lt l i jif o c Sears been their is held meaning performed against for over by beck pulling r hands Hanging as We would not deny the gravity of leath It is a quite serious matter to those of us who while con scious of or at least admltHng no really sinful performances in the past would nevertheless if pressed con fess to certain minor indiscretions which we would be only too willing to join with the Lortl in forgetting Nev ertheless If form or ceremony or interest be considered the crite rion dying Is one of the most popular things one can do Nobody goes to ttee a man born but the entire commu nity turns out to see hint burled It is well known that many peo ple perhaps a majority derive actual enjoyment from beholding with their own eyes life flicker out of a persons body The almost universal satisfac tion found from time immemorial In witnessing a hanging can under stand The event is more spectacular and less expensive thana circus pos sesses grisly human interest to a dis tinctive degree is presumably grimly just and in any case Is If the hanging Is to take place anyway why shouldnt we see i That Is the reasoning and It good enough if one cares for that variety of sport George Harvey in North American Review The White Line The late David Christie Murray on one occasion told the story of the champion printers error of his to this effect I wrote at the close of the story of Grace Forbeach Are there no trou bles now the lover asks Not one dear Frank not And then in brackets thus 1 set the words White line This was a technical In struction to the printer and meant that one line of space should be left clear The genius who had the copy in hand put the lovers speech in type correctly and then setting it out as If it were a line of verse he gave me Not one dear Frank not one white line a custom in the printing to suspend a leather medal by a leather boot lace round the neck of the man who had achieved the prize betise of the year It was somewhere about midsummer at this time but It was instantly unanimously resolved that nothing better than this would or could be done by anybody and the medal was presented at once West minster Gazette The Quicker Way T There goes a man observed a steamship agent as he directed atten tion to a surly looking individual who had just engaged passage for Europe whose efforts are devoted to con structing short cuts in business meth ods and In eliminating all time con suming men and their propositions from his busy existence He Is a man of very few words Some years ago this gentleman crossed the ocean and had a very un pleasant trip One morning a sympa thetic passenger offered him a lemon expressing a sincere wish that it would give relief The pale traveler seized the lemon hurled It viciously into the and growled This Is a quicker way than the other A Curious Tree In the village of Clynnog Wales there Is an old cottage formerly a country tavern upon the roof of which there Is a full grown sycamore tree About fifty years ago a seedling from a neighboring churchyard where other sycamores are growing found a bag place In the corner of the wall above a slab of stone over the entrance to the building The young tree thriv ed for a time on the small quantity of soil collected in the corner of and finally forced its roots downward through the walls into the earth be low From the outside no trace of the roots can be seen Cutting Big Diamonds Big diamonds lose a great deal in the cutting The Kohinoor was by an unskillful stonecutter from 793 carats to 280 carats a sec and cutting brought it down to 186 116 carats and a third to 106 116 carats or less than a seventh of Its original size The original weight of the Pitt or Regent diamond was 410 carats but In the hands of the cutter twothirds disappeared while the Star of the South which was picked up In a riv er by a negress lost a little over half its weight by cutting German Sportsmen Half a million sportsmen In Germany kill annually 40000 head of red and fallow deer 200000 roebuck 4000000 bares 4000000 partridges and 400000 wild duck In all some 25000000 of wild game of a value of 25 000000 marks or 5000000 forming nearly 1 per cent of the total meat sup ply of G Schillings In Darkest Africa Breaking Her In want you to understand before I marry you that I believe In the equality of the sexes right I was intending to give Ister two guineas so youd better hand over Bits rf Roem ne r novel Is entitled What I Told My Wife Ruyter Why dont you call It What I Tell My Wife ScribblerPublish ers limited me to one change Inflated Artist Indicating an exquisite ma rifle view This picture is valued at f50000 Stockbroker Well well of water in It isnt there V Spokane r Yen we unpreventable seems experience one l- It office l II restI the walls kilograms Germany C GeraldineI GeraldAll the oneIllustrated e ScribblerMy volumeEx TherE fiJi r 0 a a port general Indeed was ocean reduced min Didnt slot Sportsman Review t r = FLORIDA AND NEW ORLEANS 8 CRESCENT HE VII rr I I Winter Tourist TicketsI WITHOUT CHANGE J On Sale November 1st 1907 Good Returning May 31st 1906 et IW fefemMfe ai feat of fteteb H C KING G F 8 T A 111 Mate St lertofitoa Ky Corneepth and Main and 114 Main Streets VANHOOK Bottled in Bond 100 Per Quarter M 200 per Gallon whiskey in the T3ffe i4 is not rectified V Stamp Goodsi S best barrel goods at 4 cant b beJ LION DRAUGHT BEER and IV BEERS Always Fresh andlCold J T F BRANNON Paris Ky j Two FilstClas SaIoos rl t fi TfJ c deaf world lt Jt 2 Ii per gl t J lira o t 7 5 5 whiskey but Our BOTTLED = If you kind ofjJhghts in your store aependuponitf your customers drLfv f 3 light the chances are that they will be coine his customers instead of yours But he cant use better light than r ERNST ELECTRIC LIGHT There isnt any better Then it doesnt cost than gas pay you to investigate it PARIS ELECTRIC LIGHT CO S L ALLEN Manager I dont II j tYt If use t And if uses better t f r anymore It will I e l care what you s our competitor r 5J r h iiii 1 s i YOU ARE NEXT AT BUCKS When in need of a first class shave call at Bucks place and you will be given firstclass service You can al ways catch a turn Three polite to wait on you Bucks new bath room is complete nice porcelain tubs hot water at all times and polite a if barbers J tendants to takecare of your wants f J j1 Oft Ii + Fruit and Ornameif Trees Shrubs Grape Vines Aspara gus Everything for Lawn and We em no agents on application H F flillettffleyer Sons Lexington Kentucky 1trd loc mo S 3 Catatog ese r n HE EtrKBONIa l 4 A 1 i 1 0 IE r EWS 1 ts KENT C1f NOV29 g7c r 1 I d kft x a 9 Crr w 1-y CA55ITYCHAS CASSITY v CASSITY Main Street Over Bowling Alley Paris Ky LADIES CLEANER ji Anything from a pair of glo to ball oropera gowns from draperies to oriental LIKE our exclusive 7 BENZOL PROCESS We are the ONLY house in the country using the Benzol method for dry cleaning This exclusive keeps garments clean three times as as those cleaned all other processes Neither odor shrinkage fading nor in jury to Benzol cleaned fabrics TM Frencii Benzol Dry Gleaning Go Hats Cleaned and Blocked while you wait Phone INo 78 r j C c I BR WON Itt m W Ian d ru S wil NE cleaned by S t t J It c vv d r- r a Y r a GARMENTSDRY j t i o- y = Icd if tl MllL 100 LBSa 9 J PIN IIJ yStJCRENE it I Lr 1 fix I t c0 l d JjI fTRADEi t 0- r AAbiHIDl1EG T P1oThiwvio jv Sold byW CpODSON Paris Ky 1- ciEi I take this method of announcing to my friends that 1 haveJjust opened a New Grocery at the corner of Eighth and Henderson streets and to solicit a share of their pat ronage I will at allj times have a fresh clean stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries Country Produce Fresh Vege tables Fruits Etc Etc Prompt delivery to all parts of the city Both Phones 269 up NEW GROCERY I TEW STOCK g L I f w3t SS- l i S i i M 3 Call ABLOVeLLt = = Homelttaoe Binos Puddingr Mustard Pickles t Sweet Cucumber Pickles JL Chopped Pickles Both Pones Main St r c 4 ke Plum f4 i 7 Mmce Meat i r f lVI if Jt t ri BRUCE HOLLADAY 11r anis 1 Z near I I j aac age Pickles rifth1S- f YT Had His Revenge The rivalry was great at the annual cricket match police versus publicans nnd many friendly bets depended on the result When the last batsman Police Constable Robinson walked to the wicket the police required only two runs to win and naturally great ex citement prevailed He batted with due care until a loose ball came and hitting this past midon he started for an easy run He got home comforta bly before the wicket was thrown clown but to his disgust he was given out Why exclaimed the indignant I was a yard past the wicket Mebbee said the umpire in a su percilious tone yer see It aint what you say Its whdt I say an I say youm out But began the Irate Robinson Dyer remember Interrupted the umpire meditatively scratching his nose fsayin to me bout six months ago Dont argue with the Well you was the law that time an I was run Now he added triumphant Im the law an youre run London TitBits Pay of Army Officers A glance over the army list shows that over twothirds of the officers are receiving less pty per day than good mechanics receive in civil life The officer has no home but must be to live in the arctics or the ics and change from one to the other at short notice He must have equip ment for both and while in one place the for the other is stored and deteriorating He is sent on long journeys to distant stations and must suffer banishment from his family or take them along Either Is a great one hand for travel and on the other for maintenance of two establishments His changes of sta tion are so frequent that he must put his children in costly private schools or see them grow up in ignorance Be cause he is an officer of the United States service to use the respectability of his position to add to his income ment he must intrust his interests to an and Navy Life The Old Old Story Hot tired and dusty the excursion was returning from the seaside day trip and Simkins a little bald with big ears overcome with his day of happiness dropped off to sleep In the hatrack above another had deposited a ferocious crab in a bucket and when Simkins went to sleep the crab woke up and finding things dull in the bucket started ex ploring By careful navigation Mr Crab reached the edge of the rack but the next moment down it fell alight ing on Simkins shoulder Not feeling quite safe It grabbed the voluminous ear of Simkins to steady itself and the held their breath and waited for developments But Sim kins only shook his head slightly Let go Eliza he murmured I tell I have been at the office all tfiV PickMeUp Men Women and Adjectives Certain adjectives are reserved for men and others for women A man is never called beautiful Along with pretty and lovely that adjective has become the property of women and children alone Handsome and the weak good looking are the only two adjectives of tije kind common to ei ther sex Even belle has no real masculine correlative in English since beau came to signify something oth er than personal looks It is singular that handsome should have become the word for a strikingly good looking person since its literal meaning is handy dexterous But pretty comes from the AngloSaxon word meaning sly Beauty In the Angleworm If there Is any living thing thatseems to have nothing to relieve its ugliness it is the angleworm that crawls slimily across the sidewalk after a heavy rain And yet even that is beautiful Put a bit of its upper skin under micro scope and your ideas of the poor little worm will change mightily It shim mers like the softest satin and with all the colors of the rainbow for it Is covered with little flue lines crossing each other like the cuttings in a glass vase The Smooth Handle Everything has two handlesK ne by which it may be borne another by which it cannot If your brother acts unjustly do not lay hold on the affair by the handle of his injustice for by that it cannot be borne but rather by the opposite that he is your brother that he was brought up with you and thus you will lay hold on it as it is to be borne Epictetus A Word For Nero Nero fiddled while Rome burned exclaimed the student Well replied Mr ttarts better than the custom many violinists have of practicing at a time when Is nice and quiet dtherwiseV Washington Star The Compromise My bride wanted to go on a weeks wedtling tour and I wanted to stay at v Well we compromised by going on tour around the world Meggen aoiyr Ht Went 7ja Hungry Guest Jeames wbtt j j The Candid Biitler i honlers sir which is to serve itc as tfooiv us ever you go sir Lou which is cultivate w bur in equipment expenseon reprehensible agentArmy passenger eveningLondon they sparkles I Growcher everything Lw I latter 4 t t i i rotIUlNtxr l constable law out prepared trop man passengers likewise dinner l s Ieresv eta I men r j i i j Babes as Bait Wot do ye them said the sailor of usin live babies for bait We dune it in Ceylon for bait Fishing for shark No Crocodile Baby bait is the there for half a dollar a day Of course the sailor went on the thing aint as cruel as it sounds No harm ever comes to the babies or else o course their mothers wouldnt rent em The kid is simply sot on the soft mud bank of a crocodile stream and the hunter lays hid near him a sure pertection The crocodile is lazy He basks in the sun in midstream Noth in will draw him In to shore where ye can pot him But set a little fat naked baby on the bank and the crocodile rouses up In he comes a greedy lives near good crocodile streams make as much as 2 a week reglar out o rentin their babies for crocodile bait Cincinnati Enquirer Has a Job Waiting hear you nr getting to be a real sport a veteran in that line remarked to a youthful acquaintance of the con servative sort recently married- I The young man repudiated any such intention Just placed a little bet among the boys in the office you know he add ed Put in 150 and won 40 in a trifling pool Well thats a good beginning any how said the veteran Youll grow up after awhile What did you do with the 40 put it on the or open wine Bought a of coal and a set of false teeth for my wife was the When the veteran revived his young friend had disappeared Gee he soliloquized thats a new one in sport If I win tomorrow Ill buy my motherinlaw a new cork leg and some darning York Globe Given Her Choice Little Harrys experience with death was limited to the decease of a pet t canary which had been sent to a taxI dermist adorned the parlor mantel grandmother of whom he was very fond was taken suddenly ill For some tune after he learned of her as if coming to a sudden resolution he tiptoed into the sickroom and cau tiously approaching the bed fixed his serious big brown eyes upon his dear relative and said with a little quiver in his voice Say grandma if you die which would you rather or Cause if youre buried we cant see you no more but if youre stuffed we can set you in the parlor Grandma immediately began to Scraps Matter of Fact A visitor from London found in a cafe at Rotterdam a Dutchman who had been about a bit and who spoke English perfectly well This Dutchman was smoking a china pipe of remarkable size and beauty and the Londoner an admirer and of such bricabrac took the lib erty to comment upon You could not stumble upon a pipe like that every day said the English man The Dutchman took three or four whiffs at the pipe and then slowly re moved it from his mouth Certainly not without breaking It he said gravely London Chronicle Soft and Light A lady famed for her skill in cook ing was entertaining a number of her at tea Everything on the ta ble was much admired but the of the sponge was the subject of remark Oh exclaimed one the guests so beautifully soft and light Do tell me where you got the recipe I ain very glad replied the hostess that you find it so soft and light I made it out of my own trated Bits How It Affected Him Whenare you coming to call on Mrs I really dont know you said youd and bring your husband 1 know I did and I asked him last night to come hed Ilk eto dream over it and dear he had anawful nightmare night Yonkers Statesman These are no so Whats lackingt IJt 7 J f express elevator gets you to itMe fiftysecond floor all right but a half mile corridor confronts you and no cabs Montreal Star VShe very to have a grown daughter v Yes she was just I know That was married when she was just years oldPittsburg Post v V s Affect Him Stella Mrs w iuts a coat Because Mrs so In Yes Iff wont sign merely JK t KiiiUh looks pretty when he writing o e Har pera Bazar It is feometi R night wat who nre as r 8t Louis Gi o io e fti titer II Is Jon l BabIes f soon openfiremorningsfishin r ton reply cottonNew I I I I andnow IHis I I he sat in a brown study ThenI I beburied stuffed mendLondon It especially of 1 headIllus firs Myles us StylesOh put 1 i oL r Eq u 1it c om th big complete J The mere 1 Had H lteefor8young j1oi t gme Jon n looks i 2 f everybody races guess condition collector excellence cake Its coma Soon over andhe said dot last t Lacking hotels t rd Llooks she bail fifteen rM rf4bids t Sin li well lanes it Check t ak I l ar = Natures Great Invention art Dt e SSoYiGb fPf 12 ZtiHG- r On de banks ob de faraway far Whar Dr Green gits August to dis day Ah picked dose In August in ole An Ise a Yankee ah to be dar Plower the medicine free from alcoholic stimulants that has been successful in the entire thirtytwo feet of digestive apparatus in a and ab building and rebuilding or causeswhich interrupt healthy and fect natural processes result in intes tinal catarrhal affections causing appendicitisstoppage of the roods nervous headache con and other complaints such as colic biliousness etc i Flower is ulator Two sizes 35c 750 G S VARDEN SON Paris Ky Farm For Rent My farm of 566 acres near Ewalts Cross Roads on Paris and Cynthiana pike Right to seed this fall W E HIBLER Wllain Lexington Ky ELITE BBER SHOP GflRb CRflWFORP Cold and Hot Baths FIVE CHAIRS NO WAITS Barbers Employed Brick and X Neufchatel t CheeSe- s t i RdeeivecL CO Both Phones 423 Div Williams Indian Plte cure Blind allays the Itching at once acts a poultice gives instant re J lief Dr Williams Indian Pile Oint meat isprepared for Piles aaaitchr or the parts Every Box is warranted By druggists Props Cleveland For Sale by Obrrdorferj51 V BOGART VICTOR BQGAERT Manufacturing Jeweler and Importer j No 135 W Main Street Lexington Kentucky Importing House Brussels Belgium still CjfAu st is sorptionfor ALI naturesintendedreg 132 rietor1I 1 Ion First laS I ir Swiss 1 I 1 j 1 r I i SU5Jri 1 I I Olnt1Ilent will ItchingPiles as of price ocents and 5100 tANUFACTURING CO iiI IE ItNQ Amazon of N 1 Pro p rides m ore 1 f receipt S3o = LOW ROUNDTRIP RATES VIA tduiSVILLE N HVILL NoVerril e 5 and 1S Dec 3 and 1 7 TOfPOlNTSlIN THE SOUTHWEST FROM PARIS KENTUCKY V t t RVic w Chickasha I T 3405 K M 3465 i 1 i- I1 tth Ilr 0Z Q80 t Mc lest T Guthrie OrT t 3215 Oklahoma City Tl 7 Lawton o T t 3465 Tex cd N M c 1J465 A1t J r Atdinpxe T343Qr y I 32Q r 3O WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF Sharpening Saws lawn lowers Fitting Keys Repairing Trunks vj Ammunition of allje kinds always on hand V i IHatches WilfER DAVIS THE MIDLAND ROUTE LOCAL TIME pitAAr at Paris at 750 am and 325 p Lv Paris at 830 am and 542 pr ville Cynthiana Winchester lidRichmondConnections made at with the RailwayGEO Pres and Gen Supt 0 W HAY G P A FOREST THOMAS CHARLES THOMAS THOMAS BRaS Cleaning and Pressing fmens and Ladies Clothes Special Attention Given f Ladies Work Trencb Dry Cleaning 70 plain St Market T Pans Milling Co r gthtt J tt t if i- fi I if if if isS sS i fiJ 4 tie Tfi 1 i rit q Fratort prrArwitltrains c i r I CoRN WANTEDi 1 t I I1 I f C 161 t1 c c r L J 3 f a r rt CMMRRBIav ABLE li sa 4 t l atsiil 1 I gbesti PriceS P Dues ss asv G + ++ ++ + ++ + + + + + + + + + Ft Worth Waco Texas vf Houston Texas alyestbn Texas BrowusTllle Texas San Antonio Texas 34 5 Amarillo Texas 3465- BI Paso Texts 8 t Texas 34 l 84 fB4 4 jK 41 1 alias Texas = Correspondingly low to many other points Southwest Tidhtagjff For further information call on or address W H HARRIS Agent Paris Ky to f rater in ed wet 30 Deys f R H 30 160 ta tiy 7 ii LI r 1 Get Ready floain Bio Event I Let the thousands who look forward to our annual jtfi 9 holiday display come this week and see a larger grander and more wonderful display than ever be fore WE TRUMPET this welcome news to the public with the assurance that prices on all goods are marked down to marvelous depths We are Christmas trim now ready for the grand 4 rush a blazing glittering array of beautiful things T- Dojnot wait till the last moment Our prices and styles are surely trade winners Buying our goods direct from the factories we save our customers the profit tt inf ft n t tJt t11 for tuG r in full I manmiddle + + ++ +++ + + + ++ + + + + HERES A FEW OF THEM fH Solid Gold Bright Einish iz75+ 175 14K Solid Gold Bright Finish No 1731 175 14K Solid Gold Fine Ruby Doublets Bright No 1725 250 14K Solid Gold TurquoiseEnamel Bright Finish No 1718 1000 14K Solid Gold SignetRose No 1699 2 Genuine Full Out Diamonds r s1 i + Buying Direct from the Manufacturer we Save you the Middlemans Profit V Large New Illustrated Catalogue Free Send us your name and on a postal card and we will mail at ourNew Catalogue Better still CALL 4 i address once + + + + + Every article sold fully guaranteed and well cheerfully refund the money if article Purchased does not prove just as presented J 4 4i 4i 4 4ft g is if A it 1 1 any + ++ + + + ++ + ++ +++ ++ + ++ STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS iieParis Kentucky tan Mail Orders X Promptly filled pictured here for warded immediately H prepaid on receipt of 5 price and delivery 5 Anything postage guaranteed + IDOINPTmmmfgr Buy a Heating until you over MIOUS Boers Hot Blast line Also the zotb Century Caurel that F WHEELER CO hive on dis play We have been hauling out Stoves as fast as ws can them up Cbe Both Cemur Pot Is Guaranteed For Five Y The Best Fire Pot inthe i y al V vv J A ir set r r r c Stove g have hooked tile T laurel dire years World = Bed Room Suits Come in and Have a LOOK Prices Lower than any House In Paris V V oth t 1no1 Ji f i i c ti L A WEELW1LLD9 Paris Maccabee teat A ji vMaccftljee tent hi b i or ganized in this city The new Tent is o be know Paris Tent and its num be assigned by the Supreme trustees of the order The following officers were unani elected afterwards install sd in offices Past F Redmon Commander C A McMillan Lieut S Towler Record Keeper P J McCord Finance E Board Chaplain J P Strother Physician F M Faries Sergeant J C Engleman FothergillFirstSentinel Clyde James E B January two years Pearce Paton one Auditing Paton Frank M J P Strother Sick Bruce Ander FryeThe J C Boone F M Faries D B Anderson C A Argo D Alexander G M Beets W E Board C B Cassidy- B R Dickerson W C Collins E B January J C Engleman Clyde T James W I James Geo M Kiser C W McGinnes P J McCord E M Mann Grant Overby J M Price Pearce Paton O E Phillips C F Redmon J P Strother Sam Schanker H S Towler C A Web ber A H Keller C W Fothergill Solomon Current Clarence Whaley R S Litsinger Charles A McMillan John Doty and 0 L Frye For Sausage Makers Ground and leaf sage the best of blacK cayenne and pod pepper for sausage262t C P COOK CO For Holiday Gifts Beautiful Bricabrac Pictures Books Christmas Cards and Hand painted China for the holidays at Paris Book Store tf Christmas Candy Come in and leave your order for that Xmas box of candy tf Santa Claus Coming On his way to his headquarters at Dewhursts in Lexington Santa Claus will pass through this city next week in the largest automobile ever con structed Jt is not known at what point old Chris will start from but he wll come to Paris from the directicn of Cincinnati While here Old Santa Claus will alight from his automobile and will walk along street distributing souvenirs receiving children when he will resume his journey to Lexington to superintend the opening and display of immense supples of novelties and toys at Dew hursts which is his permanent head quarters Be on the lookout for Santa as he will come through in more regal splendor than ever before 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 the last advance and can them well Worth the money YERKES Face Cream for Chapped hands Price10 cents For V i3hrr V 26novlm Hog Killing We are ready to kill your hogs LAUGHLIN BROS BIRTHS In Chicago Sunday to the wife o Fox of Champaign Ill a non Hugh Leer in honor of the child uncle Bourbon Mr Leer has a position in the Auditor office of the Illinois Central railroad Mrs Amelia Leer of Bourbon mothe of Mr Leer is visiting them ii Chicago Fruits and Cakes Oranges bananas apples grapes fresh homemade cakes C P COOK CO Important Notice Beginning the first day of January 1908 I will not run approved account for a longer time than 30 days ThE first of each month bills must be paid or we will refuse further credit 26nov 4w VICTOR K SHIPP LIVE STOCK AND CROP NOTES Commissioner Hubert Vreeland i1 his last report says The wheat cro was put in generally in good land sown to was grassy with some weeds good weather for working the land i seed bed was secured Considering the late and ble weather during the spring early the corn crop has don remarkably well the estimate bein 94 per cent of last years crop Th estimated acreage seeded to wheat i 91 per cent of last year but the excel lent condition in which the land wa prepared before seedingqught to mak up for acreage The estimates on the tobacco croi both burley and dark very grati fying as the was short pf Jas There is a falling off number of cattle hogs sheep but the condi tion is good There were about 500 cattle on market at Winchester Court Monday with buyers scarce and few sales Three and a half cents was the top o the market and more three cents thai any other Jas Monday sold at auc tion his dairy herd of 14 cows the ranged in price from 23 to 65 ai average of 37 as r will CommanderC CommanderH KeeperW ITrusteesC CommitteePearce ilries CommitteeDr VARDEN SON tie sell KENNEY i saleat now 262t I I Davereau Roe Leer nee Catherine sonVer of 2t o n g unfavora and e yar lOpe cent in dark lip it dows i j J goodP in thE k Has respective Y Use Vernon Leer 26 a condition j wheat loss are acreage ras shows The usual acreage nn toss o- s 9 nu 1 + THE effleto i Celebrated Stub McCarthy Boards Insurance Agents ROYAL CONTINENTAL GLENS FALLS HAMBURG BREMEN a GEORGIA HOME If Special jCinesf M Guarantee and Indemnity Bond i s Plate Glass and Accident i OFFICE AT Deposit BanK Phon Tfo 25 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 GEO MINTER HARRY Geo Minter Son Contractors and Builders All Work Guaranteed JB T Phone 497 J426 Main St X3paI wilie and win wi better order lidvr We have the celebrated Fox Ridge Coal the hottest ever also the South Jel lico YERKES KENNEY No Question About It There is no question but that the Lion Beer is the best beer on earth Seventeen out of the twentyone saloons in Paris handle Lion Beer This shows that it is the beet and most be excelled for family Mlpct2m F BRANifON IUIUJll11Ll I1muumnttlIlUJiltn I I I Q 1 5 c 1 NORm I I II a f E o 5 I o i 1 i either i Companies ER Cannot Z i1 i j o Li R 3 5ePresentrn9 I BRITISH AI1ERICANr I fwlLCIttiEl1W iitlLTil4Btl1WlfMILH44I Mf Time to Buy Coil teir so brand use T What fe nice to M V a than a nice panrpl HANAN or Sole Agent for Gold Seal Rubber Boots c S tf 4 i tq J N L O 4 F t y4 ya does 1sY4 r Geo McWilliamsThe Both Phones 301 K v Shoe Repairing a Specialty Price ARE SELLING GENUINE CRAVENETT RAIN COATS MANUFACTURED BY HIGH ART FROM 15 to 25 Goats at 10 i A i r t 1 y It Colt t f i I C to PARK I ti I a iJ1 Rain 12 I + X COS PRICE Ii r CLOTHIERS I i ti Iz II t l I s = Mann Harris Successors to Manns Confectionery Served in Any Slyl or Night I will rent for one year from Marchr 1 1908 my farm of 175 acres on the Lexington pike on Monday December 2 IN at the court house door in Paris I at 2 oclock p m to the highest bid p1 The farm contains 50 acres sown loj S wheat 60 acres to go in corn the Jarid year 35 acres timothy meadow and srsi9 8 acres to go in tobacco or hemp There is on the place a large tobaccos barn sufficient for 10 acres of tobacco 1 barnand large brick residence Asa tenant house of four rooms V Plenty of never failing water fine cisv tern and large fish pond I will re M quire renter to give good security i5R P BARNETT 94t Paris Ky il Strayed or Stolen On Thursday November 21 from l the pasture of Dr Frank Fithian on Mt Airy a Cow Any information of her whereabouts will be appreciated BRICE STEELE 263t E Tenn Tel No 305 1O REWARDvv Sl On Saturday night Someone a and rode J er the tire night I will offer OTewirii information leading to the this party C C COLLINS 263t Paris Ky Change in L 4 N Time The following changes in L 1 time card will go into Sunday the 17th Train N 67 leave Paris at 730 a m train Nis 60 at 6 train No 29 arrives at Pariah t725li ULr V r aOystersi r1 AtAII Hours t 1t Jf Day I Mann tlarrl l Farm for Rent I 2 der 0 being mostly and tobacco in t s ock J Alderney stable 4 a jk4t Iiwt r dF i JZ i t t Y r4 t3i I IW t in hemp lasts t mall a from my l f Maude arrest f i Card effect maria = = im ENTtTCKYNQ 29r r tHE BQ Uff NEWS PARI 1907 THE BOURBOfl NEWS SWIFT CHAMP EDITOR AND JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS OPPOSITE COURT MOUSE New Cottages Mrs Elizabeth McMillan Rogers will two new cottages East cost of 2000 for each The has been let to Geo B Minter Son Oysters We receive oysters daily from Balti ire Call us oo BAIRD TAYLOR Sunday Dinner You can get you need at Baird Taylors Oysters celery cranberries thetfinest to be had Receiver Asked For Honw A Young accompanied by Judge Bradley cashier of the More head Bank arrived here yesterday afternoon to present a Judge Stout asking for the of a receiver for the Morehead had been closed by Attorney General Hays because it was unable to pay de positors The motion was argued be fore Judge Stout last night and had not been passed on as we go to press For Sale Two fine plate show cases for sale TS A J Winters Co Appointment o Oil Inspector Mr Sammie Brannon as coal oil in spector for Bourbon County This is a very lucrative office for the amount of work connected with it from 35 to 50 per month Mr Brannon is a son of the late Thos Brannon and a brother of T F Brannon and Ed Brannon He is a man of family and He is a member of the firm of Bradley Brannon and a very popular young man and worthy of the appoint went Elks Memorial Exercises The Elks Memorial exercises will be at 7 oclock in honor of the departed dead who are Walter Champ Andrew Gutzeit James Connor W W Forman C A Kenney Henry Turney J G Craddo k Geo D Mitchell Ed D Paton Benj Perry E C Keller and Edgar Hill There has been a special musical arranged for the occasion and the address will be made by Rev Dr F W Hinitt of of the most gifted pulpit orators in the country Thanksgiving Services There was a larger attendance at the Thanksgiving services at the First Presbyterian church yesterday morn ing than for a number of years The services were opened by prayer and a short talk by the pastor of the church Rev Jos S Malone Rev J P Strother then read the 103 Psalm by a beautiful Thanksgiving prayer by Elder Carey E Morgan The Rev R S Litsinger of copal church then preached an appro priate and most the text that Shall Unto the Lord for His Benefits Toward Me The singing of the quartette of Mrs Frank Fithian Miss Georgia Fithian Frank Walker and Dr Frank Fithian was very fine The harvest table was something new for our city and very appropriate to the occasion The vegetables were artistically ar ranged upon it Dies While Auctioneer is Selling His Property- Mr Charles Talbott died at his home near Jacksonville Wednesday at 1230 oclock while Auctioneer Geo D Speakes was crying the public sale ofhis personal property The attending physician made every effort known to medical science to long the mans life till the conclusion o the sale which was attended by a ge crowd of farmers and stock buy ers Mr Talbott was a son of the late James Henry Talbott and had two brothers and two sisters to die with the same disease Mr Talbott is survived by his wife nee Patton and was selling his stock and crop preparatory to going to where he expected to engage in businessOnly a few weeks ago Mr Denis Hanley dropped died in East Paris dur ing the progress of the sale of his effects by Auctioneer Speakes Mrs Geo W Judy Passes Away Mrs Belle McClintock Judy the wife of Jailer Geo W Judy entered into eternal sleep yesterday morning about five oclock after an illness of several months Mrs Judy was aged about 57 years and was the daughter of the late Mr James McCiintock She was a to a devoted husband a loving and tender sister a true friend and a noble Christian woman Mrs Judy possessed a cheerful disposition and one of those who tried to make rather retired in her nature and was a homebody trying in every way to pleasant band and beijiirothersi and sisters She was for many years a member i the First being a regular attendant her faith was her kindness of heart and Christian character She has only entered into the sweet restful sleep the just reward for such women She is survived by her husband Mr c n W Judy two sisters Mrs Lizzie Clintock Croxton and Mrs Arch ton and two brothers J J AIc and J D McClintock uneral services be held the rave in Paris Cemetery Sunday ponat So clock J S Malone assisted Carey EMor J1UV 4 in contract upphones everything Bank at Morebetd The bank p lost one of his limbs several years ago held at the church program Danvilleone composed 1 Car- lisle if ver happy around her She was bus r b health her from ock 0f 4 f i erect a i p i r Y l appoints J K3 s yesterday y I Christian evening followed s excellent ender I pro ra personal devoted wasr body I great nake her home farther 2 a I arid while prevented fit after by Elder t 4- J = PERSONAL MENTION I V Mr J B Kennedy remains ii quite feeble health J Attorney Chas Kerr of Lexing ton court here Wednesday A B Perkins and Boxy Days Wednesday for several flays hunt Miss King of Butler was the yesterday of her aunt Mrs J W Taylor Mirs Elizabeth Grannon left Wed nesday to visit her sister Miss Mary Grannon in Cincinnati Mrs Carrie ftriener Hornsey left Tuesday for a visit to her sister Mrs Oliver Elam at Ashland Ky Miss Leslie Turney left yesterday morning to be with her sister Mrs E F Arnold at Samaritian Hos pital Cincinnati I Louis Kriener Cashier of the Junction City Bank spent yesterday with his parents Mr and Mrs N Kriener in this city Mrs Calla Thomas Nichols of Mich will arrive next week to remain until after the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs J Will Thomas Mrs Elizabeth E Snellof Col is the guest of her father Mr Samuel Ewalt This is Mrs Snells first visit to Paris for ten years She will remain until after the holidays Eads Bernard Thornton a nepHew of Mrs Nellie S Highland is now the business manager of the actor Robt Mantell who gives a matinee at Lex ington this afternoon JV r Thorn tons headquarters are at Chicago The dance given at the Elks Hall Tuesday night by the Junior Assembly Club was a most delightful social event The music was by Saxton Trost The grand march was led by Miss Mary Ashbrook and Mr Emmett Redmon Those present were Miss Mary Ash and Mr Emmett Redmon Miss Corine Collins and Mr Grover Bald win Miss Virginia Christian Chiles burg and Mi Joseph Mitchell Miss Laura Clay and Mr John Kriener Miss Mary Nelson Austerlitz and Mr Carl Wilmoth Miss Ella Kriener and Mr Bruce Adair Miss Rena Crosdale and Mr Davis Weeks Miss Louise Mulcahy Versailles and Mr Harry Morton Miss Louise Davis and Mr George Kriener Miss Elizabeth Emby and Mr James Buckner Miss Douglas Powers New York and Mr John Wig gins Miss Clay Croxton Winchester and Mr Withers Davis Miss Edna Mr Douglas Embry Miss Eliazbeth Clay Mt Sterling and Mr William Taylor Miss Grace Appleton Lexington and Mr Charles W Fith ian Miss Louise Grinnan and Mr Harry Howell Mt Sterling Miss Edwards and Mr Lee Spears Miss Elizabeth Bayless and Mr Bennett Thomas Miss Lorihe Butler and Mr James Dodge The chaperones were Mr and Mrs Swift Champ Mr and Mrs Thornwall Tadlock and Mr and Mrs Rudolph Davis Others present were Grover Anderson and Brown Mt Sterling Edwin Wickliff and Kreamer Bain Lexington Ray Clark and White Varden Paris Millinery One hundred Pattern Hats sold from 500 to 1500 at prices that will surprise you HARRY SIMON State College Wins won the foot ball game yesterday afternoon from Central Uni versity by a score of 11 to 0 A large delegation attended from here Suits Cloaks Etc at Bargains Greatly reducted prices on ladies suits cloaks skirts waists furs and millinery at Harry Simons MATRIMONIAL Miss Ida Cline of near Little Rock this county and Mr Jerry Bailey Bethel Ky were united in marriage at the home of the officiating minister Elder Carey E Morgan at high noon Wednesday Miss Sarah Elizabeth Grinnan and Mr Jos K Redmon were united in marriage at the home of the brides father Mr L Gnnnan at 230 oclock Wednesday afternoon Elder Carey E Morgan officiating The wedding was very quiet only a few immediate relatives being pres ent The bride is one of our hand somest and loveliest young ladies She is an accomplished musician and only recently resigned as organist at the Christian church The groom is one of Bourbons most prosperous young farmers and popular with all of his acquaintances We congratulate him on winning such a charming bride They left immediately after the cere mony for a bridal trip East New Mail Box The Government placed a new for packages only yesterday against the telephone post in front of A J Winters jewelry store on Main street This will be a great conven ience to Mr Winters who sends large number of packages by mail as well as to other merchants in the neighbor hood THEATRICAL ON THE BRIDGE AT MIDNIGHT The ever interesting On the Bridge at Midnight is coming to the Paris Grand Monday Dec 2 and the famous drama with its realistic will Undoubtedly take its ambng successful here this The managenjenfe than able to deliver the entire trength and excellence of this play The hits of the cast of characters Germany and Reddy are in the hands of two widely known comedians and laughter will abound The plot of this drama in which a blind mother seeks her child offers nany unusual scenes the story has an absorbing inter est would make the a success without the celebrated reproduction of the enigneering triumph over the Constance guest I I I I I I I brook Turneyand onsale ttratc jUdging ana lay 9 n r i 7c 1 i l r lef i- Fleming Good Detroit Denver Bessie S mailbox scenery seasoN stole that Chca river T = STRICTLY FANCY OPEN KETTLE NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES I PURE BUCKWHEAT FLOUR W tt w IJ i W rg gi 1l1 r J L F Insure with W 0 Hinton Prompt paying nonunion Pure HOMEMADE LARD Better than any in Paris Jnst Our November Shipment OF Edison and Victor morns Among them are some of the best selections ever made by Phonograph people Dougherty Bros Main Street PARIS KENTUCKY WE WANT YOUR Coal Order We Handle the WellKnown v South COAL Let us book your order now fc goimg at the mines If talk COAL with us S 60 Both Phones 52 At JLayin ObnnelLs I companies c Jtehes d l I r r 3 del ico 3 3 3- I vande sUtiS iw guar nwesU E 1iW oal o nand 3- I 3 I U1U II 11 U uunn ill JUiW 1 tihiii 4 e ave eee vie Y e r e rR1t1TmTmYrvTITf11nfl11R1RTit11mTTTnG e C C CC z CC C DoAlissure to upfast you protect Cc I- C c tIL1L j4 1 = = + + Dn Louis H Landman- At tile Residence of Mrs R M Harris corner Fourth and Pleasant Sts Tuesday Dec 10 1907 Come take a Look at CLOAKS fIfe DRESS SKIRTS 7 wt NET and SILK WAIS DRESS GOODS SP WAIST and NETS SILKS arid TRIMMINGS Novelties You Cannot See This Side of W CD TUCKERS AGENT FOR BUTTERICK PATTERNS b IiiiIiIiIIu1 I l is it iFURS 3 Lt I I E e tt tte New York e e I ellelilie lieJelllie e the date Jlrrvials in ri E j w I DRESS II li GEO W DAVIS FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND LICENSED EMB1LME- BBOTHPHOKES DAT 137 NIGHT 299 t c l C J J T HINTONir I AM NOW OPENING AND SHOWING SOME NEW AND DAINTY LINES OF WALL PAPERt At greatly reduced prices I bought these papers at a forced sale and can save you 25 per cent V They wont last long so come and see them at once t i J T HINTON r j I A jI 4 i a = Everything That New ID Mens Young Miens Wear for fall is Now Here for Your Inspection Never before have we shown such a varied assortment of Mens Suits Rain Coats and Overcoats Our Shoe Departmentis Complete Mens Womens and Childrens Footwear Rummans Tucker Co- M Dry Goods Clothing and Shoes P l i tJ r V 2 i i iik t2 l YjJ o ic j c 3 e See Oi Fa I Ds of Haberdasl t s w t I f 1 ic 1a 3ffi i- R R Ii who 7 trae I + THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KENTIJG ZY n j NOV 29 1907 S I 9IJ 1 i Tii I = Are cordially invited to attend our special Cloak Suit and Fur Display on TUESDAY OCTOBER 29 Besides our fine Fall stock of gar ments Mr Geo Lear of New YQrk will also exhibit at our store a superb assortment of highly tailored Ladies1 Suits Cloaks and fine Furs Rememl3eiTuesday October you will the opportunity to finest assortment of Readyto Wear garments at correct prices TWIN BROTHERS Big Department Store 701 Main Street Paris Kentucky TWIN BROS7Q3 Main Street An Inviiaiion Come in and Our New Line of fall Clothing W L DOUGLAS 250 300 350 Mens Shoes BROS CLOTHING AND SHOE STORE 703 Main St Next to Fees Grocery New Management Having Purchased Fordham Bar I will endeavor in the future to conduct a firstsJ V1 class and saloon 1 esp cifv ally to the business men oT Paris farmers of Bourbon County i Cold Beer always on draught v Van Hook Sam Clay Peacock Chicken Cock Whiskies and the very finest Wines and Cigars J S Goclman La AbI ESr f t t 29 i cJ Ct J a f inspect Cf 1 TWIN L 1e ri I Ii JLrl Ii up t date wilL 0 andthe 2 J 71 j J J I jci 4b- d i I I I 1 appreciates seethe j L i V i I t i 2 f l I cSS r Er the New i S t I 11 I + + X Professional Cards V KENNEY 1 Dudley Fordham Hotel f 8 to 930 a m S 130 to 3 p m 7to8pm QrSLceB in Agricultural a i Kentucky Jj WILLIAMS v ATTORNBYATLAW- nl Elks Building j J BARNES ATTORNEYATLAW S Home Phone 72 J T BROWN Office over Drug- Store 5 B Tenn FORSALE Tsirty nice fat meat hosts Apply BEN JR and JIM rf l K w K DUDI1tY D l Kenney Oce Opp f t r I 1 BIKELLER PRACTICDlG PHYSICIAN t J OJ j Elks ff j IJ OberdC ers L toe JPhoQ L TenD W oiic faozESI36 1JJ S 5 4jcgQ1fl R 1IoiE PhoLl 4rcS- a- 610 Cures Blood Skin Diseases Cancer Greatest Blood Purifier If your blood is impure thin diseas bone pains catarrh rehumatism or heal aches and pains and the blood is made and Drug Co Atlanta Ga B B B is especial ly advised for chronic deepseated cases as it cures after all else fails vo26febt6 What a lot of misery be endur Wonderful Eczem Our little boy had eczema for five years writes N A Adams Henri etta Pa Two of our home doctors said the case was hopeless hit lungs beiner We then employed other doctors but nobenefit resulted By chance we read about Electric Bit bought a bottle and noticed improvement We continued this asedicine until several bottles were used when our boy was completely Best of mil blood motJieitxs and body buiWinj health tonicc at Obardotfera drug store SOc aov r haveblood BotanicBloodstop pure rich bottleSample musty everybody l1OOO CUred j Ji Ft S ss risings Cure- Guaranteed = = THE BOURBON NEWS BOTH PHONESJ24 NO 320 MAIN STREET SWIFT CHAMP EofroFi AND OWNER Entered at the Paris Kentucky Postoffice as Secondclass Matt Matter Established in J 88 J 26 Years of Continuous Publication advertisements 100 inch for first tithe 60 cents inch each subsequent insertion reading notices 10 cents line each issue reading black 20 per line each issue cards of thanks calls on candidates and similar matter 10 cents per line Special rates for big advertisements PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY ONE YEAR 200 I SIX MONTHS PAYABUB IN f 100 ADVA1i E Unlucky Thirteen Superstitious Democrats are warned by a man in Maine writing in York Sun that in the name of William J Bryan there are exactly thirteen letters the same number in his surnam and State that he was nominated on Friday words Chicago Friday there are the same number of letters All this may have proved a Jioodbo for Mr Bryan though we do not believe it but in addition the Chicago imes Herald said a few days after Mr Bry ans first nomination that the was nominated he was shaved in the Palmer House barbershop byabarber wearing badge 13 and that Lincoln on car 13 The enormous frauds were evidently unneces sary to defeat Mr how can eloquent and an honest jand lofty purpose overcome the superstitious fear cropping out from the greatly dreaded figure 13 aysthe man from Maine Bet even superstitious Demo crats should remember that the un lucky 13 does not prove hoodoo for the number of the origi nal states was 13 and although they had to fight to attain their purpose freedom was eventually Tachieved Nor did Michigan the thirteenth state admitted into the Union after the adoption of lithe federal have any especial bad luck until after the Republican party was en trusted with its government which time high taxation and plundering has been the misfor her people for which the ma jority are to blame Democrats who believe that Mr Bryan should be Pres ident can therefore take comfort from the fact that although the 13 hoodoo appears to have dogged his political footsteps yet as a proposition the Democracy either over came the bad luck attributed to that number or escaped it except 1896 Workingmen and Republicans The American Federation of is opposing the reelection of Mr Cannon to the Speakership of the House of Representatives Unfor tunately however the standpatters are stronger than the Federation of Labor and so long as laboring men vote the Republican ticket they are a negligible quantity Uncle Joe hap his fingersrat Taft Ohio 1 Oh July 30 the Republican State Committee of Ohio met and endorsed Secretary the Presidency Roosevelt had previously endorsed But on the 5th of Novemb the voters of Ohio practically repudi ated these endorsements Forakers friends carried Columbus Johnson Democrat was elected in Cleveland and Whitlock Democrat in Toledo But Teddy is happy still The office holders appointed by him in Oklahoma say that they will make him a third term In God We Trust j By order of President old tune motto Jn God we trust hasbeen omitted from the new gold coin issue Protests have from all parts of the country apd replying thereto Mr Roosevelt has issued r a public statement in which he he can find no lawlrequirmg such and that as he does not approve of it he ordered it stricken out He regards the motto as being v ry near to sacrilege an inconsistent mixture of worldly and spiritual nwt ter f A beautiful and solemn sentence Presidepiti shouW not be uttered x cept in reverence Any ie which tends to cheapen it or to cause it to a spirit of levityvia to be profoundly regretted Everyone must remember how the cartoonists have in political campaigns made use of the motto ina sacrilegious way Jf Congress prde i the motto restored it will be done but I trust that the religious sentiment will prevent itA Chicago dispatch to the Denver News says According to revelations brought to light by Chicago investiga tore President Roosevelt may nd himself involved in controvertfy the elimination of God We Trust from the geld coin issue It la J the- New and that in the day he I forI I Hanna corruption fund and Bryan for e always a J Constitution since corporation tuneof in them D and for Taft President come inscrIp- tion su chas b treated in coon try Ia c te ij i iiti J 111o he left S Republican national- cans Taft Rosev 1the the onirquesticm says he over new asserted here that their is ample legal authority for the religious inscription The law relating to the appearance of the motto on coins may be found in chapter six Laws of the United States relating to coinage It reads And be it further enacted that in to the devices and legends upon gold silver and other coins of the United States it shall be Jawful for the direction of the ap proval of the secretary and treasury to cause the motto In God We Trust to be placed on such coins be issued as shall suchTegeM 3 1865 and efforts to find any record of its repeal 01 un successful Chicago lawyers seem puzzled to reconcile this statement of President Roosevelt that he could find no law for the use of the motto Kentucky a Democratic State With complete official returns from every county in the State the total vote for Governor is Willson 214481 Hager 196428 majorityTlS JThe total vote in the Governors race being 411909 A comparison of these figures with the returns from the elections in Ken tucky for the past ten years show that the vote was exceptionally that over 75 OOtfcitizens if Kentucky neglected to vote The heaviest vote in the history of the State was in 1900 when there was a Presidential and a bitter struggle between and Republicans over the State Govern ment with Beckham and Yerkes as the candidates for an unexplred Guber natorial term The total in the Presi dential race of that year was 468882 or 75973 more than the total vote for Governor this year If we make due allownace for the increase in the Statess population in the years from 1900 Ito 1907 it would an exaggeration to say that 100000 voters remained away from the polls this year The vote for Governor in 1900 was 230273 for ham and 226755 for Yerkes It is thus seen that Willson who is elected by 18053 gplurality received bverQgtljOO less votes than Yerkes who was de feated by nearly 4000 The vote for Yerkes was the largest evergiypn Republican candidate for a State office and the vote for Willson ranks next In 1903 Governor Beckham almost equalled vote of i900r receiving 229014 against 202764 for Belknap who fell 2000 Yer kes vote The total vote for Gover nor in 1903 was 43177or 2C 000 move than this that Hager runs 37000 behind the vote for Beckham in 1903 and nearly 45 000 behind the vote Bryan in 1896 shows that he suffered the failure of Democrats to go to the polls With nearly 470000 votes actually cast in 1900 there are now at 000 voters in Kentucky butTiOOOO or 40000 less than a majority elects a Governor by a plurality 18 053 These figures support the tioon of the Democrats is not a Republican State that it is really a Democratic Sta er l r Will sons vote more the real strength of Ibis party than that of any Republican candidate in election The enormous vote for McKinley in both 1896 and 1900 is to be attributed to of Demo crats The big vo e for Yerkes in 1900 was also largely a Democratic vote The politics of the StitE had normal conditions by 1903 and Bel knap polled nearly the full strength of his party or 202 000 votes There was some apathy on the part of a disuppointed faction of the Republicans bat this loss was probably more th n compensated for support Be nap received at the hands of some d tiafied Democrats Evidently the R voted this year and not LV Democrats who went to the polL r cast their for Willncn If the Demo more than the Hacer would defeated Somehow o member who I H puHlkah gain tjy 10000 ft ler to rf 7 addition mint hereafter to thEreon This act was approved March Were wit light contest hardly be Beck hIs total for chi flYfr = ofabout cor ten at nearly represents thesupport pretty bout by the f ballots i ts h beenJK 1 He- W It I l lJ ji with the dint of amendment the Democrats seven any below the nearly year The fact least S Kentucky any recent resumed rIcans e taatoeie wtheto viae w = = SixSailors By JANE LUDLUM LEE Copyrighted 1907 by C H Sutcliffe I hope you fellows know that I am hiring this launch by the hour 10 for each hour and as she has already been here for thirty minutes we have wasted 5 Come along Were coming Jack coming You are a regular old Shylock to ask a man up here as your guest on a little blow out and then throw tiie cost of it In his teeth The rest of us have been ready Tor some time but Leigh cant tear himself away from the ladies and you would make this a stag Very well then let Leigh stay with the girls for Im not going to have them aboard They would all be sea sick or giggling Here comes Leigh nowJust at that moment three big fel lows appeared in the doorway of the house carrying another being who seemed to be all legs and arms which were flying in all directions At the top of their voices and each man on a different key they were shouting How can I bear to leave thee Car Tying their burden down to the land log they deposited Leigh and all joined hands and started an Indian war dance around him while slowed up to see six strapping clad only in their bathing suits doing a wild dance around their vic tim Jack broke the spell by yelling parade wont walt boys for any one except Roosevelt and fie yR 1 That zI 1 z passersby fellows + ++ + + + + + + + + + + SHE BREATHED A HEAVY AND LEIGH COULD HEAR ITf does not happen to be one of our par ty so all aboard and one sit on Leigh until we are well under way Leighs tenor voice squawked Good by ladies but he was immediately Jumped on by about 600 pounds of and he quieted down Now skipper for Oyster Bay in the best time you can make it said The Aphrodite puffed and kicked for a moment then started out and soon Belleview was only a speck in the dis tance It was a rainy misty but the bqys did not mind Jack and Alice had a dear old house at Belle view and had filled it over Sunday with their best friends Jack had hired this launch to take the boys for a sail and Alice had agreed to stay at home and give the girls a dove luncheon Leigh said Jack if you dont watch out the next dance you do will bfe to the tune of the wedding march Better go easy Jack old man hand on It You being a married man must know the symptoms and I dont mind say ing that ever since last summer at the lake Ive had an uneasy feeling in my heart but up at your house Im just making myself useful amusing the la dies Bryan Macgregor the basso of the party saw fit to interrupt the boys here and taking his old meerschaum pipe out Of his mouth drawled- I say fellows you two better quit Itjp too early in the morning to get twitting on facts and its a mean thing to do at any time of day Jack you give an imitation of a gentleman and dont talk back and Leigh for love of Mike shut up that howl that your bonny lies over the do not blame her for staying there If she ever heard that voice of yours Finally tbe six men seated them selves in comfortable positions and snatches of songs bits of stories much laughter and general good fellowship Prevailed Leigh again had the floor in the midst of a story about six sail ors who were and had no foodNo food he reiterated No food just the same as we are fellows no Jack took the hint and soon baskets came forth heavily laden with de licious food that the girls had packed for them They sat down and began to eat like the proverbial hungry sail ors and Leigh was commentlngAon women in the capacity of cooks a queer gurgling sound was herfrd then another The Aphrodite was eVl flently In trouble jMaybe shes hungry skipper scr gasoline or a bit of The Aphrodite as f In answer iff the suggestion began spitting oil ov rtu lew 0f the boat JCrWently not tae rv SIGH some hu- manIty your Granting ocean- I shIpwrecked eve some bUD 1 JackSmorning foodS wen oIL f I ovirn corn Lli all efforts on part of the the six men were drifted and drifted until it became a serious problem What was to and who was to do it By tills time the launch had drifted into a cove about a mile from land and after discussion Leigh volunteered to swim to the land and get help The Bothers nowing he was a famous swimmer agreed to the plan and without much delay he was overboard and steady strokes was covering the dis tance When he finally reached3h i he rested awhile and then sti1 walk towards a dence at the top of the cliff Suddenly from the bushes near him came a clear soprano voice Leigh stopped and listened and looked Not far from where he stood there was a little rustLe summer house and leaning against the side of it was a yputfg girl dressed all In white Hecrept nearer to make quite sure thaj he was not dreaming so near that as thec girl stopped singing she breathed a heavy sigh and Leigh could hear its He longed for a sight f her face and won dered if It half as sweetas the voice he had heard and he creep a little nearer The rustle of the bushes made her turn ahd seeing him she cried iRichards Is ft really you It is really Leigh Richards Miss Ap pleton and I apologize for sfartlinf lf you so but I was climbing up the cliff and heard your voice so stopped to lis ten I am on an errand of and perhaps you can help me out n errand of mercy in a bathing suit Why I do not quite understand Where is the rest of your party Leigh soon explained to her the plight of the boys and finished by saying Your father dislikes so that I expect if he knows whos in the party hell never let one of his men to go to our Will he i Father has gone over toseeLthe naval parade in Judge Iboat and our men are on the grounds doing nothing One of them can little and tow Thats asking almost too if you could direct me to some other place V Dont say that to me after what I you did last year Do you think I have forgotten how you saved my life when I was drowning in that treacher ous lake Why did you go away ever giving me a chance tothank you Miss Appleton Edith I didnt know you wanted to have me stay any anyway your father had no use for me He was right enQugh too at the time but Im a steady old ship now dearest if you will only under take to guide I didnt thought you didnt care she murmured Didnt darling that day that I held your form In iny arms was the happiest moment in my whole life I looked at your and knew just how much you were to me I couldnt tell you so then dear so I went away until I could Will you have me now Edith Leigh dear Ive been waiting for you a whole long years months and each month n year I too have been yours ever since that day you held me in arms How much longer we Just long enough for ma tx get rid of the boys and find some clothes Lets g to the boys together Leigh and them for you see if th old launch had not broken down I would have been waiting yet c The Usual Thing v3 Here now What in gigadab is all this rumpus about demanded Citizen thrusting his head out of a second story window of his domicile and glaring indignantly down at the disturber below Who are you aSJ why in the name of the bird with the broad and sweeping wing are you try lug to break into my house I am Opportunity knocking at your door was the reply Kindly descend at once and admit me before it Is too late I am in great haste as despite my best efforts I am run ning far behind my schedule Well then glide along roIling your hoop and disposing of your War Cries somewhat sarcastically answered Citizen You will have to get yourself identified before you can do any business with me I have been led to believe that you must bear a mark ed resemblance to a page in a Sunday newspaper and make a noise like an investment which is guaranteed to pay a dividend of 40 per cent in future Possibly you are all that you claim to be but you look more like hard work to me Fat Womans Human j She was unusually fat so fact that when she prepared Into the better part of two seats ji tfo crosstown car the two womeiswho were on either side of the spalcflgbe was going to fill to repletion eroded away from her as far asvth pbld And when a woman will mak for another In a street car It is plain there Is something the matter She puffed and panted for several minutes after she had become seated and when the car had gone a few blocks It was apparent that she wanted to get and leave The struggle was a K one and as it proved an one through her own efforts Tl chanced to be a man standing in of her and without a word ed caught bte arm and deliberately 4 pulled herself owt tbe seat man at fcer with an expression rcotMctons p the amusement on the i face of the pweuggim stood robbing his aria and starIng after the PM wqaaaw aa Wor a she was In alglit P th II rand futit much ShOo re were adii Veto LeighMr 1 Yr me help Cow s I our launch out yours th cl but t me knowI carewhy StIss I I r must I o tell Average Average I thenear Lever stout drop room frog i she reac tilt I Tbe Of pain OR nJ Jr rThey be done withiong to 3 a mercy In without U S 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535 am 60 Ky 625 am 67 Lexington 755 am 10 Ky 800 am 38 Cincinnati O 800 am 29 Richmond and Rowland 805 am 13 Lexington Ky 1118 am 33 1120 am 62 Maysville 1155 am 26 Cynthiana Ky 1157 am 25 Lexington 330 pm 32 0 340 pm9 Richmond and Rowland 555 pm 37 Lexington Ky 28 680 pm 68 Ky 635 pm 11 Lexington 1035 pm 31 Ga 1038 pm Williams Kidney Pills Have you neglected your kidneys Have you overworked your nervous system and caused trouble with youi kidneys and bladder Have you pun in loins side back groin and bladder Have you a appearance of th face especially under the eyes Too a desire to pass urine If so Williams Kidney Pills will cure you Sample By mail 50 cents Williams Mfg Co Cleveland 0 ati 553 pmI I f ee 1rf Dog Pets In Hotels The thing we have trou than anything elM said the manager of one of the large hotels in upper Broadway is the fact that wc men insist on smuggling their net dogs to their Wehare no objections to dogs as dogs If the animal Is not too large or too fierce our guests may take them to their rooms during the and may even feed them there But we draw the line at having dogs In the bedrooms at night Any woman with a pet dog can Lave the beast cared for by the porter at night and we have specially constructed kennels for all kinds of dogs and we give them the best of care But owners of seem to think that ho pne save understands FIdo or Gyp The women seem to think that if has not the comforting assurance of the owners nearness then doggie will not sleep well So women try to smuggle their pets to their rooms un der their cloaks or by back ways or even bribe one of the porters to take it to their room believing that we will not hear anything about it As a matter of fact the first thing the porter does after getting his tip is to tip me and a couple of hours later the woman Is called upon by a clerk who tells her dogs cannot stay in the bedrooms all York Press His Neighbors Cat A Cleveland lawyer tells of a man living in a suburb of that city whose sleep had been disturbed nightly by the on his own back fence of his cat At last in despair he consulted his lawyer There sits the cat night On our fence explained the unhappy man and he yowls and yowls and yowls Now I dont want to have any trouble with this nejghbor but the thing has gone far enough and I want you to suggest a remedy The lawyer looked solemn and said not a word I am well within my rights If I shoot the cat am I not asked the suffererI hardly say that replied the legal light The cat does not to you as I understand It No And the fence does j YesThen concluded the lawyer think It safe to say that you have ia perfect right to tear down the fence Lippincotta Weeds Worth Millions New Zealand flax is one of a of wild weeds that yield their gatherers great wealth The flax the strongest known grows wild in marshes When it is cultivated it dwindles and its fibers become brittle and valueless Indian hemp grows wild and out of it hasheesh or keef is made Keef looks like flakes of chopped straw It is smoked in a pipe It is eaten it Is drunk in water it produces an intense a delirious happiness and among orientals it takes the place of beer and whisky The most valuable weed of all the wild growths is the seaweed The nitrate beds of South America which yield something like 05000000 a are nothing but beds of seaweed de composed Columbus Dispatch One Kind of Fame Authorities who have in charge some of Englands ancient treasures try to discourage the habit of carving initials on these relics A fine of 15 was imposed on a man who had chipped his name in letters six inches high on one of the stones In the Druids Circle near Keswlck Close to the giant stone globe at Swanage a special slab Is provided for the harm less reception of the names of all who are addicted to this self advertise ment On popular Alpine summits It is customary for names to be left on cards in emptied wine bottles Chica go News A Story of Beau Nash Beau Nash was not entirely a as is proved by the following anec dote His father was a partner In a glass business at Swansea This was little known and the Duchess of Marl borough once twitted him with the ob scurity ot his birth Madam replied Nash I seldom mention my father In company not because I have any to be ashamed of him but because he has some reason to be ashamed of Gravity The most distant planet In our solar system Neptune is 2750000000 miles from the sun and yet the arm of the sun reaches and controls the planet the least difficulty In a word gravity Is universal every atom in the universe exerting Its upon every other atom New York American One Was Assumed A fool tricked out in motley on hislord and said to him Sir what is the difference between my and thine Say on quoth the lord Well of quoth the fool a make a profession The Orphan Please sir will you a penny to a poor orphan Certainly my boy Has your father been dead long No sir Hes the orphan This for him To Talk About She hasnt any friends to speak of No Then what are they for indolent man draws bis breath not live Cicero tIe with day themselves dog- gie nightNew neighbors belong I number year recently butterfly reason out remote without Influence foolishness miss Puck I IAn c 5 h one more rooms every oliver me smile moneys n d h = of Praia s medicines are composed as firmby lcaders In all the of medicine should have far more weight tion has THE BADGE OF HONEBTY on every bottlewrapper In a full list of all its in suffer from headache backache gnaw distress In lower abdomen pelvis perhaps dark spots or specks the eyes faint spells and caused female weak derangement of the feminine organs Wuf can not do better than take use of Prescription In such fsician can be avoided and a native medicinal roots known to medical science for the cure of womans peculiar ailments contains no alcohol no harmful or drugs Do not too much Favorite Prescription will not perform mire establish vigorous health In most weak nesses peculiarly incident to women as any can It must be use a reasonable length of OU trum as substitute for Sick women are invited to consult Dr Pierce by letter free All correspond ence Is as secret confidences are protected by professional privacy Dr Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets the best laxative and of the bowels Invigorate stomach liver and bowels a two or three a cathartic Easy to take as candy Offers Suggestion Edwin P Anslefy a real estate man the financial stringency that improved land be made a for currency He declares that it is less liable to in value than any other asset and that the adoption of his plan would prevent any stingency in the money market State of Ohio City of Toledo Lucas County Frank J Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F J Cheney Cd doing business in the City of Toledo and State afore said and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS foreach 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 presence 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For sale at V K 26novlmosShipp = We can use turkeys for Thanksgiving market to much better advantage if they are delivered between Nov 8 and 14 Highest market price paid at all times Chas S Brent Bro Paris Millersburg Carlisle Flemingsburg g r r ers IL T 1 I y S x 5 DAN COHEN Mens durable made in Box Calf and Vici Kid Worth I 220 3 Shoes very and Special Mens Tan Highcut Handsewed Oak Sole very durable all sizes eo Bootee q 299 MILLERSBURG ITEMS Tuesday MrJames H Batterton of New Fresh oysters at Proctor Cos atall times 40 cents per quart Full measure and no liquor R B Boulden moved from therooms over the postoffice to the rooms of Miss Sue V Sandusky Monday guarantee good work at reasonable prices Miss Sarah F Hart from Huntington W Va where she has been for the past two weeks and C E Bryant returned from a three weeks hunt in Arkansas and Mississippi Sport was good Mr and Mis J V Ingels and little daughter Lois left Wednesday for a two weeks visit to parents Mr and Mrs Batterton of Eminence The concert given By the Mountain 1 I Pittsburg MrsSue butcheredtake Saturday I Dr C B have I Smith MessrsWVSha 1 w i Trio Thursday evening at the opera auspices of theUAlum attendedbeen somewhat larger had it not been that quite a number of the students ofboth schools were out of town for theholidays MrJ H Stewart is among thesick Mrs C W Coixington is oh thesick list Mr u F Miller left Wednesday to spendthe winter in Paris with relatives A r r arrived Wednesday as the guest of her mother Martha Vimont Mrs Lyda Conway of Paris was the guest of her aunt Mrs Lou FConway Monday and Tuesday Dr Garrett Judy of Kirksville was the guest of his brothers G W and T G Judy Monday and Tuesday Mrs H H Crouch of Little Rock was the guest of her father and sister Mr R B Boulden and Miss Louise Boulden from Sunday tillThursday The annual Thanksgiving sale given by the ladies of the Presbyterian church at the funiture store of J W Mock Wednesday afternoon was up to the and everything sold well The annual Thanksgiving dinner those in the past The dining room leaves was beautiful The dinner was served in six courses consisting of everything the market afforded and reached the appetite of mostof the guests had been satisfied Quite a number took advantage of this tunity to get a good Thanksgiving din ner and all feel to Mrs Tay lor and hope she may live to see many returns of day Dont fail to see our handsome line of Havefin French and decorated China also our cut glass which is second to none in town Come arid select your Christmas present early LOUIS VIMONT Miss Mary Louise Boulden of this place and Mr Leonard Morgan West of Pueblo Col were quietly united in the holy bonds of matrimony at the home of Mr and Mrs Chas Frederic 217 Court Place Louisville Thursday afternoon at This is the cul mination of a romance which began more than eight years ago Miss Boul den is the eldest daughter of Post master R B Boulden and grand daugther of Mrs Lou F Conway and is our most yopualr young For ning smiles pleasant manner and pleasing ways without any effort on her part has won for her a multitude of friends to know her is to love her and Mr West is to be congratulated on winning the prize so many others sought to She made friends wherever she went and no one who ever knew her could forget her Mi West is a business man of Pueblo member of the firm of West Bros He is a Kentuckian by a native of Franklin About ten ago most of his family moved to where has smiled gener on them from the time they land until the present They have been will all the public enterprises that city with a population now of than eighty thousand Two of brothers have been honored jay the having filled the all important of mayor About eight years Mr Leonard Morgan West visited and while here he met Boulden It was a case of true at first sight He went to his home determined to win her time has wrought mays in eight years he never lost of his Louise and waited patient for her during that doubtful age of 1 1 p Floi a sonJamesMrs W of ysville average Thursday illumintedThe helpedLong 430 assistedher fortune usy d ntifipd eople ffice 1 tP Uersburg ss ove estern house freeman TmmansOld Stand 336 Main Street f j VV HOLESALE WAREHOUSE CORNER PEARL AND VINE STREETS CINCINNATI OHIOi + Bargain Saturday I Womcns Stylish Fall Si oes Sale Price Sale Price 99c Ladies fine Shoes latest stales made in Vici Kie and Patent Colt Very durable Worth double and 5199X149Ladies fine Slices Made in all durable leathers Lace and buttonWorth 2 and Sale d fc Womens best Shoes latest Fall 4 Mmf styles Button and Lace made in leathers including Patent ColtVici Kid a id Gun Metal Worth 350 Price s girlhood he arrived and took her to Louisville Thursday morning where at the appointed time they were made one Rev J G Bow of Louis parentsMissed in white silk trimmed in real lace carrying brides roses They the will visit relatives for a few days ba fore going to their Western home The of town guest who attended the groom Miss Susan Johnson of Pars cousin of Miss Boulden Miss Anna Conway aunt and Mr R M Caldwell of Millersburg friend of the family Have you ever drank Heekins Coffee if not try it then you will it is the only brand worth having Sold only by LOUIS VIMONT Elder J D Waters closed a suc cessful protracted meeting the tions Canned Fruits Etc 26t2 C P COOK CO THE PARIS GRAND S E BORLAND Manager j Monday Evening Dec 2 AT 815 JUST ONE TIMB Geo 10000 Scenic Production On the Bridge at Midnight The Refined German Comedian OSCAR HANDLER as Biron Herman Yon Schulzberi Supported by a M A Place for Every One and Every One in Their Place Prices 25 75 cents ceremonytwentyeight t leavingthis anddaughter tat eveningThere r CD T out say vegetables r = 99c BOURBON E M Dickson Executor of A W Wright Plaintiff Vs Notice to Creditors Annie Wright Dow c Plaintiffs AH persons having claims against the estate of A W Wright deceased are hereby notified to present same rovenas required theunder signed Master Commissioner of Bourbon Circuit Court on orb the 1st day of January 1908 and all claims against said estate not on or before said time be barred in the distribution ofsaid estate RUSSELL MANN Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Court nov2910t PUBLIC SALE OF I will sell at public auction 0n the court house square in Paris beginning at 2 oclock p m on Saturday 1907 the following farm implements 1 manure spreader 2 crawfish diggers 2 dirt shovels f 1 wire reel 1 thistle cutter 1 grain shovel 2 weed scythes 1 plow 9 water barrels 1 two horse wagon 1 truck wagon built low 5 1 spring wagon 1 set tools for stretching 1 hay frame wheelbarrows j x 3 axes 1 maul and 56 wedges tfof wagon harness in viand ED TURNER N TmB T RBDIT n CIRCUIT c Nov O and bed eltcei 1 set TERMSCash 0 Age1t COURT l r resented Far 1Mp1ement Y A wire 4 = + 1 0 Oysters3 f i J 1 YOUR FAMOUS 1 I Smoked 1 f e H t- y 2s ssssssss ssssssss Fresh Bulk tia1 4 r Sausage MARGOLENIr PARIS KY AT THE1BIG ELECTRIC SIGN Our Big Store is now filled with Bargains There is no other place on eBrth where your dollar will eo so far in the purchase of HighGrade Footwear as at our store Our buyers on the lookout are more busy now than ever before buying stocks from ufacturers that are forced to at ridiculously low prices for ready cash only These stocks are now pouring into OiH Stores by the Car Loadsi j i J order to be overstocked we are cutting the prices without regard to cyst and value Every Shoe to be sold self not manares i f and in mI Latest E si mens I rfI Price r X190 and S249iwear Colt latest styles Worth 3 and 350 Mens tine Shoes Box Calf vicltor business isla ana raiena j Sale nPrice IlL 1 II Home Made Lard at 10 cents per pound in 50 pound lots 262t An Invitation Laughlin seethe = I X149 and X124 Price I Sate St4IX124 and 1 F and Girls Shoes made in Box Calf and Vici Kid single anddouble soles Jaab the thing for school shoes Worth II Sale Price Roys and Girls rWinter shoes 7 i For Boys Shoes made in Box and Oalf Very durable Worth 150 I Infants and Childens but ton all sizes just the kind for children worth 1 25r Shoes all red f 47c Rubbers and Pelt Boots guaranteed to give good satisfaction at halt Prices t r c u o

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