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The Bourbon News: October 28, 1910.

The Bourbon News: October 28, 1910. The Bourbon News. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Bro., Paris, Kentucky : 1910 bn1910102801 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. The Bourbon News: October 28, 1910. The Bourbon News. Champ & Bro., Paris, Kentucky : 1910 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognition (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has been done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Libraries Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. E BOURBON PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY IN THE YEAR VOLUME XXX PARIS KENTUCKY FRIDAY OCTOBER 28 1910 NUMBER 85 i x EWS t J f Y 1t J c t 7i r j4 I t I p r 3 i N N t 9 SHOES GAO McyVILLIAMS Sole Agt Paris Kentucky J t- LI Our Oysters Are SeasideSealedat This is the or patent oyster shipping refrigerator in which our are received from the coast Sealshipt Oysters the Worlds best PHONE 179 Logan HOVRldJ Last Warning This the last chance the News will have to warn those who have not paid their city taxes You must settle before Tuesday November 1 or pay a ten per cent penalty See Collector Moore today Dontj put it off and forget it Dr Mathers Dentist Try Dr Mathers Dentist ten years will b uptodate FULL TO OVERFLOWINGAre praise of PURITY FLOUR They say that it is most cer tainly indispensable when yon want to do superior baking Of course you can use other flour but do you get good results The Paris Milling Co I The ROBNEEL Now is the Time for reserving Buy While They lire Plentiful and Save Money T C LEIN I HAN Prop i 7 II t w t p I J 10 J Pears II tI It W I The Grocery Store of Quality IIe 1 E L i 4- Y 1 J A STf x CODvs pM19ioSROS MATRIMONIAL The Winchester Democrat says P A Vallandingham and Miss Mr Will Bowden were married at the home of the bride in this Wednes day afternoon in the of few friends Rev Ym Cumming The groom is a banker of Bar bourville W Va and is held in high esteemby all who know him The has been a resident of our city for several yeas and is endowed with many graces of mind and person A large circle of friends wish them a turn to Barbourville where they will reside Weddings and Parties Let us order your flowers for wed dings parties and social functions of all kinds Nothing but the best Both phones 28 2 1 JO S VARDEN Increase for Railroad Men L N passenger trainmen are to recive an increase in wages of from 10 to 17J per cent effective November 1 Nine hundred conductors and twenty seven hundred brakemen besides flag men baggage masters and porters will benefit by the increase Second Hand Buggies Will sell cheap three good second hand buggies Just the thing for the servants to use or for the children to attend school in 28 3t YERKES KENNEY DEATHS John W Lowlow the famous cir cus clown died at his home in Cincin nati last week aged 66 years New Goods Just revceived a new line of Cas seroles Ramekins and Trays 252t SHIRE FITHIAN RELIGIOUS Dr Peyton H Hogen former pastor of the Warren Memorial Presbyterian church of Louisville was Monaay elected Moderator of the 109th Synod of Kentucky at its session in There will be no services at the November 6 Home Made Candies Miss Holladays celebrated home made candies now on sale at Bruce Holidays 25 tf f Elected Vice President Dr L H Blanton of Danville father of Mrs E M Dickson of this city was honored in Louisville last week with being chosen vice president of the Kentucky Society of the Sons of the American Revolution The So citey met in the Falls City last week on the anniversary of the battle of Yorktown and the surrender of Corn to Washington Court Day Dinner Tha ladies of the Episcopal church will serve a court day dinner on November 7 at fifty cents per meal All farmers and business men are invited to call First On Market t resh weinerwurst and new horse first on the market SAUER presence a happinessAfter regular wallis radishthe officiating Monday = WeVe Got Him On the Run Every tailor in town is scratching his head and won dering where our twentyfive dollar HighArt Suits gets its fiftydollar look from If 25 is more than you care to pay for your new suit weve a purseticfder at 20 The fabric may not be so fine but the style and tailor ing are every bit as good in our HighArt eighteendol SuitAt 15 our LowCost Special Its the biggest value that ever made a little price puff with pride Al the other spruceup helps from headtofoot for senior or junior Clothiers PRICE CO ifl 2 f v re 1 WINTER SUIT t tOo Lo ifIiiiI opH r- K I WHERE IS IT COMING FROM I LET US WTHE QUESTION FOR We are showing all the very newest patterns in browns greys tans and fancy mixtures and you jjp in doubt why not come here and buy your winter flf Suit and Overcoat Our prices will fit your pocket Ibook and our clothes will fit your form SUITS 1250 to 3500 1250 to 4000 SOLVE YOU J T OVERCOATS I k 4 fare r Y I A i T Blakemore Paris Kentucky v WE KNOW MOW Witch Elk Water Proof Shoes and our Guatanteed Patent Leather Shoes are getting us the business FRANK CO The Ladies Store Mitchell k 0 PoS 1 Iit 01 O MOOIIIIII un LUIUlIlIIllnUllIUlllIlIlllIIlIlIlIlllU IIulllnllnnlll u c B E I tit k tllltilillll l1l lIIfilClllClLIIIIIItiiIIII1111CC1IIIIItf1t11li n- gL Ig = Ladies and Misses Suits At 1500 2000 2500 We are positively offering the best values in Ladies and Misses suits to be found anywhere The styles are newest Materials and are all that could be asked for These are made in Serges Worsteds Rough fabrics in fact all that is new and desirable Higher grades in suits at 3500 to 4500 IIhe beautifUlly workmanship tailormade j Every Suit whether the price is 15 or 45 is guaranteed to Fit and Wear satisfactorily All alterations made at risk and no extra charge to you V Black and Fancy Long Goats at from 5 to 30 each A very line from which you can make a selection sure to please and stylish Street Hats for Ladies and Misses Popular Prices Nicely Trimmed Hats 350 to 500 each C Waists Skirts Rain Coats Gapes Iiniininiiiimimn i our I I11 11 e B you 14 5 MILLINERYNew m sII AtS 11Il11II1I1IIIIUIII U UUUIIUIIIIIIIII UJUIIUII Ullunlrlll QQ illIIlI fijl f s t Lii itth i B B t iJ r I5 a t t C Jt r0r j r w i comp a r A Ilptlll1IIIII111111111lI r tLf11a 11111111111111 ltm y rx t1k aAS M j U 1 fir Lxrr rt t = + THE BOURBON NEWS KENTUCKX QJGT 28 19100 J r- O T 7 PARIS J A Liter7 Wins No 491 There maybe those who think toy have a peculiar foot demanding a custammode shoe The illusion is banished to the Tfettletori which is so constructed and in such variation sizes that any foot can be fitted Oeo M The Shoe Man Bourbon Laundry DAVIS FUNK Props Telephone No 4 Office Opp Postoffice J1 i F J fl j I hlo 1 I t 11 d rf I hoe 1NI o CWilla s i t 1 oo 4IL LLI0 11J 4 it77 IiiiIIiIIIiiI1iII s JJjf c If 11ti I ti111 l It 1j a I f rl1- q s s 1 Sir Yi i = + Bourbon Laundry Paris Kentucky THE LOOKS iir L LIJtrH iII r I i T i i A lY TALBOTT Paris Prudent Housekeepers ll Kentuckv LOWRY i 1 1 A P rticular Service For J v Particular People c They are pleased with our c v laundry work the rest of j course Systematic thorough wpainstaking work us ft to get your laundry out the M us a trial order Youll not regret it It day we it and its is Give t t 0 quality guaranteed 0 That do not a prison make are the kind we keep Ou locks bolts etc are tale kind that stay locked and bolted They are not toys but are strong and adequate for the protection they are intended to assure Come and get the real kind Our prices are moderate no makes it a rule to be caught with an empty larder She is always prepared to a lunch or to provide for unexpected visit ors For this purpose our canned and packed goods de partment offers as infinite of choice groceries and table dainties Come see it variety never getup refreshments BALDWIN BROS t c irkil Corner 7th and Main Take a Tumble1U J To the fact that cheapness alone is not economy You car pay too little as well as too much for gasoline engines You dont do either here handle only merchandise of quality and sell it ar prices which comparison will show are as low as sucl machinery ca i be bought foi anywhere and lower other places charge for tin same grade V than nlo5 t reliable ERKES KENNEYJ l ParaisICent1Lcky i 1 i p rx xw- C 4 xd 4 3daC f Y BOTH SWIFT 320 MAIN STREET EDITOR AND OWNER Entered at the Paris Kentucky Poatoffice as Secondclass Mail Matter Established in J88J 19 Years of Continuous Publication Display advertisements 100 inch for first time 50 cents per inch 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 SIX MONTHS PAYABLE m ADVANCE ttG jUIt161 NO CHAMR each insertion reading notices 10 cents per line each issue I 100 BOURBQN PHONES 124 f r subsequent Political Ups Poor old Uncle Joe is mighty quiet during these strenous days that the Republican party is passing through but he is still Speaker and will be heard when Congress meets Hearsts Independent League will have to step around livelier than it has been doing or Hopper will not get many votes for Governor the apathy toward Hopper indicates that Mr Hearst is in league with the Some people think that the Colonel has a copyright on the ten command ments while others think he will try and rob President of a renomina tion for president What Mr Taft thinks can be imagined At Beverly they think that New Nationalism will give the Democrats a majority of the next House of Rep resentatives New York Republicans have a case of too much Roosevelt The strike of the railroad men in France amounts a revolution as some of the railroads are owned by the Republic and to strike may oe viewed as rebellion against the sover eign state Government ownership may have some advantages but it certainly has its disadvantages Senator Root virtually to defeat when he says 1 think we have a fighting chance The Republicans of the state of New York are becoming more and de moralized as election day approaches The chief of the William Barnes Jr resigns from the state committee cstenisbly because he was not appointed on the executive com mittee but really because he is oppos ed to Roosevelt Nassau Democrats have determined to give the Colonel a lively rustle in his own county It is conceded that the Democratic ticket is a strong one and tho Roosevelt gang will have to fight hard to win although there is a Republican majority of 3500 in the county Let all Democrats Get Together Wecannot impress too strongly on the minds of the Democrats of the county the fact that we are to elect a Conrgessman in this district at the Pick I Taft toalmost Owns I old guard upI Republicans Mr Republican more November election This is a matter of very great importance and all Demcorats should take a deep in terest in the matter We believe Bour bon county can be relied upon to give its usual Democratic majority But we should not be satisfied even with this Let all Democrats get together and work together and give our nominee the largest majority ever before given a candidate for con True Economy Economy Is not economy In the spending of money but the spending of It In such a mann ae to get the best results Worth Thinking About Thera is one thing that those Demo rats who are more or less admirers of Roosevelt should remember that un Jer his two administrations the cf running the Government doubled We used to think a billion dollar Congress an extrava gance that must be stayed but now a two billion dollar Congress is an ac omplished fact The country cannot long stand such extravagance and a salt must be called to such reckless legislation as the Republican party gas given us Mr Roosevelt never tried to check waste in expending the public money Mr is making a feeble effort in that direction but safn to say that Repbulican Con treES will do very little to aid him Che total taxation of the people now impurits to 20 per capita which is 1100 each family has to pay Justtjunk of it j coming gress r exp about t flr Lt r ii pull together Taft its about that evgrY Year r 1rY a Qp- wr ls 4 United Democrats All Democrats are now united against the issueof New which with tariff reform and for lower prcies of necessities is the paramount issues of the campaign All former differences of opinion have been sunk out of sight as this central izing program has been forced to the front by Mr Roosevelt Wiliam J Bryan joins hands with Alton B Parker and there is now no eneimes country any more Mr Bryan in the last issue of the Com moner says Mr Roosevelt will have a hard time convincing the people there is any merit in his advo more for the Federal Guernmant After analyzing Mr Roosevelts plat form and his utterances he recalls the restiveness that he has ever shown when confronted by constitutional limitations thereby disclosing the Hamitonian bent of his mind for Hamilton was a believer in centraliza tion aid viewed society from an aristocratic standpoint- If the Executive is to be under Nationalism Mr Bryan Mr Roosevelt wants it undrestood that he is to recognize himself as a steward of the public welfare Why single out the execut ive Are nut all public officials stewards of the public welfare in the same sense If the word steward is intended to mean the same as the word represen tative then the legislative and ju dicial departments should feel the same responsibility as the executive department If hjwever Mr Ruose velt uses the world steward in a different sense and means that while other departments of government are to be representative the executive de partment is to exercise a fatherly and act independently of the wishes of the people but for their good of course he is advancing a doctrine that is as dangerous as it is strange to our people That is the doctrine of monarchies not the doctrines of republics Virtue of Conqueror Humanity always becomes querer Sheridan Its the Worlds Best No one has ever made a salve pint ment or balm to compare with Buck lens Arnica Its the one per fuct healer of cuts corns burns bruises sores scalds boils ulcers salt rheum For sore eyes Only 2oc at all drnrorists I I I I I cacy of less power forthe states and New says I I interest I sprainsits Nationalism everything a can eczema Free Liver Remedy It is well to stop a physical ail ment at the first signs of its approach and that is especially true of liver trouble which can give j rise to so many serious complications j Many have liver trouble and imagine it is indigestion and hence take the I wrong 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IVlflHTfJCCMYS Come td Hundreds of Paris People There are of dizziness Spells of headache sideache 3 Sometimes rheumatic pains Often urinary disorders All tell you plainly the kidneys are sick Doans Kidney Pills cure all kidney illsCan Paris residents doubt this state ment I George Aycock contractor Muiray Ky says For two years my kid neys were disordered the secretions from those organs oeing too frequent in I was also annoyed by headaches dizzy spells and a blurring of my sight and when I arose in the morning I felt languid and tired It was finally my good fortune to learn of Doans Kidney Pills and I procured a box I received relief use in a short time I am pleased to recommend Doans Kidney Pills to other kidney sufferers For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents FosterMilburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents for the United StatesRemember the no other David B Hill Dies Suddenly David Bennett Hill former United States Senator died suddenly Thurs day morning at his home near Albany N Y He had been ill nearly three weeks with a cold and hillious attack but is condition hadnot been considered seri ous He was sitting up in bed when he was seized with an acute dilation f the heart Death quickly fallowed with none but a nu se at his beside Mr Hill had been a sufferer from Brights disease Although he retired from active particiation in politics following the presidential election of 1904 Senator Hill was deeply interested in the program of the present campaign As late as last Friday he discussed the situation with Judge Parker who was thenpreparing to a tour of the state in the in terest of the Democratic ticket The Greater Youths Companion Since its enlargement by the ad dition of an amount of reading in the year equal to four hundred ordinary magazine pages the Youths Compan ion can offer even a wider range of wholesome entertainment than ever before but the character of the papers contents remains the same and the subscription price 175 is unchanged Every boy eagerly look for the articles on skill in sports and pastimes and how to develop it The girls will find many novel and practical suggestions which will be helpful in their daily life For the family in general hints for the profitable occupation of winter evenings for increasing the happiness and comfort of the household This reading is all in addition to the ordinary treasury of stories articles by celebrated men and women the unequaled miscellany the invaluable doctors the terse notes on what is going on in all fields of human activityIt cost you nothing to send for the beautiful Announcement of the Companion for 1911 nad we will send with it sample copies of the paper Do not forget that the rearly sub scriber for 1911 receives ifree all the remaining issues of 1910 including those containing the opening chapters of Grace Richmonds serial story Five Miles Out The new subcsriber receives also the Companions Art Calendar foi 1911 lithographed in twelve colors and gold THE YOUTHS COMPANION 144 Berkeley St Boston Mass New subscriptions received at this office Unnecessary Effort One never has to put salt on the tail of trouble in order to catch it The Fourth Estate at U The Lexington Opera House an nounces for next Monday the most successful play of this and last season The Fourth Estate The Fourth Estate is something new in theatrical entertainment It depicts newspaper life as neatly true as it js possibln to place tho same be fore the footlights The Fourth Estate as a drama revolves around the campaign of one of the big New York dailies in its effort to aid the cause of reform It takes the audience behind the scenes and shows just how things are done to bring daily the news items of the world before its readers The final act of the play shows the composing room of the newspaper during its busiest uioments It is the hour of going to press when everything is at a high tension Reporters editors linotype operators makeup men all speedCharles Brand the managing editor Richard 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Bqliylajs oneof the richest unex try to be the the worlds supply Kings In Ancient Times Among the Hebrews of the days of Saul and David the king stood be tween the people and high heaven as much a moral as a civil lawgiver So It was among the Greeks of the days when Homer sang Our Big Magazine Bargain McCalls Magazine regular price 50 McCJll Pattern regular price i 15 years subecription for NEWS 7 Total Value 205 u cc Where needingcenter of one year 200 declare 1 + Our Special Price for Above I This offer expires the first of November McCalls Magazine is the Fashion Magazine that is being used by over one million women as their in all fashion matters By reading it you can in style save money Especially ble to the woman sews her self or others McCalls will solve The Most Necessary Womans Magazine Each issue contains illustrations and descriptions of the latest styles of garments for Ladies Misses Chil dren and Infants a complete range of the months fashions McCalls is also noted for its 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of medicine Every potilt raiser should keep a bottle pf this on head oct9augv W T t l For Sale by Brooksr a r s y H forgets nothing earfia noth 4ng and Becomes a Bourbon By illmeans pluck the ibe sorrow that else would take root there and cast it into the unfathomable basket of 6b Hvlon7 and raze out the written troubles of the brain Your forget I t i f jJ emory yourmemory f tyValve ofMemryl k who from forgetfulness waste rVMti Manicuring 35 i Shampooing 25 Cents Work done promptly and safcisfactiiin guaranteed J auglGtf East Tenn Phone 669 fny Cents k z 1 The Famous Rbjc1 Does Not Strain the Dont use a small concentrated on your eyes a softy mellow light that cannot flicker that V the work of the eyes such as the Raya V Lamp gives and avoid eye strain The Rayo is designed to give the J best light and it does It has a strong durable shadeholder that is held and true A new burner gives added strength Made of solid brass and in nickel Easy to keep polished The Rayo is low priced but no other lamp gives a better light at any price r1 Once a Rayo User Always One Dealers Everywhere J not at write descriptive to the nearest agency o the CompanyIncorporated Eyesf t 1 for r li h unequalequal- izes z IB TURNER Successor to C R Turner Co DEALER IN GOOD COAL Now is the time during the early season to fill your cellar or coalhouse to meetthe requirements of the cold sure to winter My prices are low for the very best coal Ynur orders respectfully In of DowBlock Opposite Hotel Windsor Paris Ky East Tenn Phone 58 L N TIMETABLEIN EFFECT FEB 2 1910 AT 1159 P M TrainsFROM 34 Atlanta Ga Daily ivi vr6 ani- 18i Lexington Ky Daily n sun 7 Ky Except Sunday r vV s V7i28 ani 29 Cynthiana Sunday ri r i j 725 Rowland Ky Daily Except J I i 755an40 Lexington Ky Daily Except Sunday ilVi8l2 am 37 Cincinnati 0 Daily 940 am 3 Ky Daily V io05 am 12 Lexington Ky Daily lp05 am 33 Daily 7 am 26 ti II Kn am 25 Cynthiana Ky Daily 810 pni 9 Ky Except Sunday A 315 pm 138 Lexington Ky Daily ir i v 38 Tenn 325 pm 5 Maysville Ky Daily vi7525pm39 Cincinnati 0 Sunday 8 Loouistille Frankfort Except Sunday vrT30 Lexington Ky Daily v 625 iom 32 Jacksonville Fla v V 6 2T pm 14 Lexington Ky Daily 7 vv v1027 pm 31 Cincinnati 0 10 40 rTvssa iv i Jto No TO v 34 Cincinnati O Daily r 5 33 am 4 Ky Daily 7 7f5i35am 40 0 Daily Sunday U g 7v 8 20 am 10 Ky Daily Except Sunday y 5 82p am 29 Lexington Ky U am 37 Knoxville Tenn Daily 77 7 946 33 Jacksonville Fla Daily 77 77v 77 j 107l5 am 133 Lexington Daily xy v j 77l018 am J 6 rv7rir26 Cynthiana Ky Daily Except t yll54 am 25 Lexington Ky Daily Except Sunday 7777 X 380 gm 38 Cincinnati 0 Daily t7 i 7335 pm 9 Rowland Ky DailyExcept 7 r 548 39 Lexington Ky Daily Except Sunday Ci7 7rf6 50 pm 32 0 Daily 7 l 6i32 T 13 Lexington Ky Daily 7v i 6 35pm 8 Maysville Ky Daily Except Sunday 7r 7 t7 76 85 pm 30 Ky Daily 7 7 r Gi45 pm 131 Lexington K Daily t 1048 pm 31 Atlanta Ga Daily V 1050 pm iE dfe O T3O3E IN EFFECT FEBRUARY 1 1910 ir5 Trains LrrrveNo FROM Vi v 2 Frankfort Ky Daily Except Sunda r v 815ani 4 Frankfort Ex cept Sunday 3l5p pni 8 Louisville Frankfort Except Sunday rvX m 162 Louisville Sr Frankfort Sunday Only 7 vv i 1 Clfepni c J v ri 7 No TO C r Louisville Sunday Only A rl U ra F fprfr Daily Excepfr Sunday v t aSExce Xi prfc y Iv 5V r C1 l4f J tfe fcV Vi7 WiNfiNNiiWW iWii WiNm O- JtI 0 iii S weather f i O TURNER i IIIif MWMMMM Arrive oj No i5 K 0 0 u n 0 e Ky Daily Except Sunday 322pf t opm 6 22 n Dal Y m 0 11 Lexington Ky Daily Except Sunday e 735 m7 Frankfort Except i J Q t Jim Ky T K D 1I52amJ t Cinci t 1 0 T BLm4 7 i 2 DepartF161 hih 3 c r L s I come this solicited a r- I Rrear S Y t N t1 ti r a ant Lexington Sunda t i am- A Dail f Depart S Lo e Sunday x735 am Cincinnati Dail 4 putl d rti H rainsFrankforr iSo T ran zit Frankfort Ky t a LbsomK tK ail Sundayr- F YX s THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KENTUCKY OCT 28 19JO L i Cm Co r p T wt I t Yut Wifes Mutilated Body Found The mutilated body of Mrs Mary Hackney was found in Cumminsville A suburb of Cincinnati Wednesday murder had evidently been com miLted some time during the eveinng before The instrument of death used by her btutal slayer was a large hatchet Her skull was fractured ten times and the womans throat cut with a sharp knife or The womans husband Hurley Hack ney and Hermaij Schwaring a nergo are arrest The murder committed within half a mile of where Anna McDonald and Anna Floyd slain mystery of which remains unsolv ed t f J 1 11 I j H t T J razor- I 1 r Steinway were the iIra 1 1 l i car- penterS 4 1 I 1 j under wasp i I Taking Rhtdes Examinations Three Kentucky boys are taking the examination at State University Lex ington for the 1910 Rhodes Scholar ship Two of these young men are from Georgetown College and one from State University They are C W Craft of Oneida Clay county and Paul Hounshell of Manchester Clay county both students at Georgetown College and Homer Wilson of Fayette county who is now an assistant pro fessor at State University where he graduated last year Sam Clay Sam Clay whiskey at two dollars per gallon L SALOSHIN Cor 7th and Main rear of Baldwin Bros Grocery 28 oct to jan 1 I I 1 Slowly surelymade god It is not speed but care which counts in the custom work factory which produces these shoes for boys and girls Quality must predominate Wear is there because the shoemakers take their time We pay them to be slow and sure to give their attention to every detail We do ribt care to see how many pairs can be made but we do how well and thoroughly good each pair is made Fit tyle and foot comfort A dictionary with every pair Size 11 12 and up Ask your dealer CUSTOM MADE BY SHOE CO VW St Louis U S A iIII t t m r il v III 11 t ARTS J t Iare II S = Baldwin Packing Co The Model Packing Plant Respectfully solicits your patronage All pork products prepared the most complete sanitary arrangements to be fonnd in any plant in America We ask you to try our Sausage then you will want the other good things we produce For sale1 by all grocers and dealers BaldwinPacking Paris Kentucky Iii fit I I 1 I f t 11 l T first cIass 1 Iy 11 I s II L LLTT ii T1 r i I jp 11 ii I I i ili= Ttae a ParkofrfM L v Outfit We have everything for picture taking and picture Flash Sheets Developing Machines Tripods Enlarging Cameras and Supplies of All Kinds DAUGHERTY BROS I t the ter s t a J1 lei r makingKodaks 6 t I f g T S 1i t Tobacco Sales in Three Cities CINCINNATITUESDAY The auction sale of the Hurley To bacco Societys pooled crop Tuesday brought such low prices that the officials to supervise the sale were jtterly disgusted The pries obtained ranged from 6 c to 17Jc At the Globe warehouse 15 hogs heads were sold at b60 to 9 13 hogs heads at 960 to 1225 10 hogsheads at 1325 to 16 At the Farmers and Shippers warehouse 15 hogsheads brought from 5 to 970 17 hogsheads from 10 to 1275 and 7 hogsheads from 13 to 725 The bidding was quiet and spiritless and there did not seem much anxiety to purchase From the beginning the sales were a disappointment to in charge After completing the sales at the Globe the entire crowd to the Farmers and Shippers where the auctioning was resumed The lack of interest was saidfto be due to the fact that there are but few buying orders in the market just now The tobacco sold yesterday came from Switzerland county Ind Nicholas vine Ky and Cynthiana Ky adjourned LOUISVILLE TUESDAY Tuesday marked the first days sale in the Falls City The price realized was slightly less than 12 cents a pound The greater part of the Burley sold at Louisvilla was taken buyers of the American Tobacco Company Of the 1909 Burley sales aggregating 308 hogsheads were reported One hundred and three hogsheads of 1910 Burley were also sold and the fact that this was thrown on the market sooner than expected is said to have accounted for disappointing prices on the pooled crop of 1909 Expectations are that at least 000000 pounds of the 1909 Burley pool will be sold on the Louisville auction breaks LEXINGTON TUESDAY The first days sale in Lexingon was held at four warehouses x A total of 256000 pounds was offer ed and prices ranged from 440 to 19 a hundred with the average at about 8 cents There was conisderable low grade stfr and very little of the color ed grades on the market Many far mers sent their tobacco to market in an untfit condition and the buyers were slow about taking those at any pricesCINCINNATIWEDNESDAY The second days selling of the Bur ley Tobacco Societys pooled crop re suIted in better prices and more lively competition among the bidders It al so marked the first purchase by the American Tobacco Company W D Spalding representing the American purchased one hogshead at 18 The sale was marked by livelier and faster bidding than was in order on the opening day and many times the bidders became highly excited and called off their bids in fast and furios order The tobacco offered brought fairly goud prices and showed signs of booming later in the week when the higher grade of tobacco is placed on sale LOUISVILLEWEDNESDAY A total of 125 hogsheads were offer ed on the Louisville market and prices realized on the whole appeared to show improvement over the sales of Tuesday remained far frfltn the liking of the Burley Suciety The tobacco sold came from Scott Franklin Mercer and Shelby counties and was distributed among a number of warehouses The finer grades of bright tobacco were the best sellers and these were generally about cent higher than on Tuesday Common and medium red leaf bhowed no change while low grades were inclined to be easier Low grades however were commoner than the day before which in a measure account for the the tone of the market The highest price realized was 1825 while the average was some where between 11 and 12 Receipts of the pooled tobacco are increasing and prospects are for a larger offering tomorrowNew burley was in more liberal supply 221 hogsheads being offered It was very poor in quality in fact the poorest offered on the breaks since the season opened The American Tobacco Company took a good share of the old Burley offered and a good percentage of the better class of new tobacco in by 40 c butthey easier LEXINGTON WEDNESDAY The additional biddres on the floor bidding was spirited in the second days sale at Lexington Wednesday The crop of Mr H S of Fay ette brought the highest prices The crop ranged in price from 6 to 20 cents the average for the entire crop of more than five thousand pounds b ing 1575 per hundred Only three houses had sales The Fayette Warehouse sold 4800 pounds ranging in price from 5 to 20 cents with an average of 984 per hundred the Growers Warehouse disposed of 17000 pounds at an average of cents the prices running from 6 to cents and the Lexington Warehouse sold about 50000 pounds the highest price being 17 cents and the lowest 6 with an average of 11 cents Wile Cleared of Murder Charge In the Fleming Circuit Court at Flemingsbrug Mrs Bessie Smout acquitted of the charge of murdering her husband She shot him to death in the depot at Flemingsburg couple of years ago Jealousy was the cause then She later pleaded 2 ai None Better There is no betfer candy in the world than that made by the Misses Holladay It is now on sale Bruce Holladays grocery 25 tf Thoroughbreds Shipped to France Fortynine thoroughbreds the of Clarence H Mackays ston Stud Nursery near Lexington were sent to New York Wednesday for shipment to France where Mr Mackay contemplates establishing a thoroughbred breeding plant The consignment which went by fast ex press over the L N via Cincinnati included thirty brood mares steven teen yearlings and two noted stallions and Sanders Halley 10 alleged f t flowers Meldl 17 self defense = Elder Morgans Last Lecture The last of Elder Morgans great travel lectures will be given Friday evening October 28 ateight oclock at the public school auditorium The one hundred pictures which he will show are taken from different parts of the Alps and the historic mountains and places near to and around them To the student of history or biology nothing could be more interesting The great monuments in empire build ing and events that gave direction to the life of the race many of them took placemen this most historical spot Surely this lecture wil be well worth hearing and the pictures worth the seeing Besides all this Brother Morgan is always interesting and we assure you that he will make one of his greatest efforts oh this the last of the series here The doors will open at 730and the High School Band will render good music during the assemb ling of the audience The few remaining seats on the first floor will be sold at 35 cants balcony 25 cents and children under twelve years of age the balcony 10 cents Let everybody come and give Brother Morgan the hearing he deserves J Good News The ladies will all be glad to ktow that Miss Holladays home made can dies are now on sale at Bruce Holla days 25 tf Bacon Advances in Chicago A dispatch from Chicago says In the face of a decline in the price of hogs andthe corn on which they are fed Chicagoans who desired to eat bacon Tuesday discovered that they were copmelled to pay the high est pricel ever obtained for the salt meats in times of peace 35 cents a pound sliced For a number of mys terious reason that are still the force that usually resulted n hammering the price of bacon down seemed to have an opposite effect up on the food Since 1900 bacon has advanced from 11 cents to 35 cents a pound Weddings and Parties Let us order your flowres for wed dings parties and social functions of all kinds 3 Nothing but the best Both phones 28 2t VARDEN Miss Leneve Acquitted Ethel Clara Leneve was Tuesday aquitted by a London jury of the charge of being an accessory after the fact in the murder of Cora Belle Crip pen known on the stage as Belle El more wife of Dr H H Crippen who is to be hanged Novemer 8 The trial lasted only a f w hours New Book for Sale Roosevelts Thrilling Exprfiiences in the Wilds of Africa is for sale at the shop of John Ayers 604 Main street 25 3t First of Seas on New cocoanuts and chestnuts the first of the season Order early 25 2t SAUER Thrown Back on His Hands The Carlisle Advocate says party living the borders of this county and Bourbon for some time past was very active in buying tobac co for a Cincinnati warehouse Ha succeeded in buying up several thousand pounds in this and Bourbon county at prices ranging from 12 to 15 cents All was well un til the 1910 pool was declared off and then this party buying the tobacco claims that the Cincinnati concern dumped all the contracts back on his hands Thus he was forced to go back on the people who had sold to him It is claimed he is in Cincinnati this week trying to effect a deal by which all the tobacco he had bought up will be yet received and paid for as per contract New Novelties Platinum goods ringshat pins at reasonable prices 252t SHIRE FITHIAN Fire Proof Oil unexplained JO S A on company C P COOK Three Attempts to Wreck Car Three Attempts weie made Monday afternoon by George Clinton Douglas a small boy of Scott county who was visiting near Station No 37 on the ParisLexington traction line to wreck an interurban car To satisfy his de sire to see a car jump the track the boy had driven a railroad spike be tween the rail joints The car was in charge of Motorman Garret Reynold and Conductor George Cook A pas senger got off at Station 37 and when the car started Motorman Reynolds noticed a sudden lurching of the front trucks while those in the rear seemed to strike some object in a noticeable way as they passed over The run was continued to Paris and Reynolds decided to investigate on the return trip When he got to the place he found a railroad spike bent over tbe rails Had the car not stop oed on the trip to Paris it would have been going at a good rate of speed and no doubt would have the track Further investigation revealed the fact that a new spike had been driven between the rails abut forty yards away evidently to catch the car on the return trip At the switch Reynolds informed Motorman Davis and Conductor Elsey of car 106 of the narrow and told them to be on the lookout Motor man Davis ran his car slowly at this point and he saw sticking up plainly between the joints a big spike The matter was reported to the road officials who placed detective on the case who visited the scene of the at tempted wreck and made an Suspicion pointed to the Douglas boy and when brought before the officer he broke down and confess ed his guilt Theofficer returned to Lexington where he reported the re suIt of his investigation and a wararnt was out Jby the Toad officials for of the boy Companysfamous investigation sWorn chearrest h itir U I K P A to Meet in Louisville At A meeting of the Executive Corn mittee of the Kentucky Press Associ ation held in Lexington Friday Louis vile was selected as the meeting place for the mid winter convention of the and December 28 as the date The meeting was presided over by Chairman Ed D Shinrrick of the Record and all the of the association were present either in person or by proxy The mid winter meeting will be held at the same time that the Good Roads Convention in Louisville convenes and the editors decided that for the two to meet in the same city at the same time would be a good thing As a program and arrangement the following members were selected R W Brown Louisville Times chairman Harry A Sommera News E M Duncans Mayfield Messenger and T Sander Orr Harrodsburg Kepbulican Mr A D Miller of the Richmond Climax and S M Saufley president and respectively of the Kentucky Press Association will cooperate with the committee to make the ccasion a big success Shelbyville members committee Elizabethtown secretary association That Good Candy Try a pound of that good candy that is on sale at Bruce Holladays It is the same kind that made the Misses Holladay famous last year as candy makers 25 tf STOCK CROP AND FARM NOTES WINCHESTER COURT The Democrat says About 1500 cattle on the market Steers brought from 4 to 5i cents heifers 3 to 4J cents cows 2 to 4 cents A large number of mule colts were here and those that were sold brought frum 40 to 125 according to quailty Corn Husker Sale One 4Roll Smalley Hu kercapacity about 30 shocks per day operates with 5 or 6 H P gasoline engine will sell cheap for cash 3t YERKES KENNEY STRAIGHT SAL4RY PAID Leading Fraternal Insurance Union Offers Excellent opportunity for energetic white man to handle its business in and around Paris Ky Must have good qualifications as to ABILITY HONESTY and CHARACTER and be capable ot advancing to a District Deputyship Previous experience not require Write giving full of self with past record and pres ent position Address in strict confi denceSUPREME COMMANDER GENL 414 First National Bank Bidg Covington Ky Paris Grand or 28 particulars ThursdayNovember 3 A Remarkable Play of Mirth and Mystery That Triumphantly Successful Darma tization of Meredith Nichol Eons Popular Novel the House of a Thousand Candles Four Whimsically Weird Acts Overflowing with Novel Incidents An excellent company Perfectly staged and complete in its unusual details PRICES Seat Sale at Mitchell Blakemores NOTICE TO CREDITORS BOURBON CIRCUIT COURT C Turner Admx etc Plain tiffs to Creditors His Creditors etc Defendants All persons having claim against the estate of C W Turner deceased are hereby notified to present same proven as required by law to the un dersigned Master Commissioner of the Bourbon Circuit Court prior to the 15th day of November 1910 All calims not so proven and presented by that date shall be barred RUSSELL MANN M C B C C 14 oct 4tF NEW LAW FIRM Robert B of Frankfort Ky and Robert C Talbott of Paris Ky have established law ocffies in Frankfort Ky and will accept joint employment in important civil cases in the Circuit Courts of Kentucky in the United States Ditsrict Courts for Kentucky and in the Court of Ap peals NOTICE The firm of Talbott Whitley will continue the practice of law at Paris Ky I will be in the Paris offices on Mondays Fridays and Saturdays and in the Frankfort offices on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays In my absence Mr Whitley will be in ckarjf of the offices at Paris and in immedi ate telephone connection with me 21 3t G TALBOTI 25c to 100 v Vs Notice Franklin PROFESSIONAL A I a 0 Public Sale Live Stock Household and7 Kitchen Furniture 2 Haying sold my farm I will sell to bidder at my residence 6n1 the Clintonville pike four miles f Paris Ky on Thursday November 3 1 91 beginning at ten oclock a n fe sharp the following stock etc sf 27 extra good feeding steers 6 extra good home raised yearling hogs wagons plows rakes 2 seed strippers l 5 sets gears 1 rubber tirebuggy good as newl steel tire buggy 1 buggy horse safe for lady com bined horse 1 new wheat fan 1 scald ing box 1 large pond scraper 1 large tarpaulin new 1 hay baler lot of posts and cord wood of furni tare chairs couch and everything usually found on a well stocked farm corn in the field 43 tons of baled hay some loose hay Come and buy what you want months time with on negotiable note G C THOMPSON Geo D Speaks Auct iIJ J i Ioeh it tcc ttr46 A sale to quit busines5f X t irirf t l steers purebred p 2sets TERMSSix interest t closing out froth S = FOR RENT Twc story brick residues with nine rooms halls porches pantry and alif necessary outbuildings Good loca tion Apply STRAY SOW A spotted sow strayed to my place about ten days ago Owner can hayeV same by proving property and paying charges A P ADAIR Paris Ky NOTICE The Bourbon Bank incorporated Paris Ky having decided to add a Trust Department to their institution respectfully announce to the public that they will be ready for business Octobr 20 1910 They will act in a fiduciary capacity such as Executor Administrator Trustee Guardian Committee Assignee Agent etc and will be pleased to receive business after the above mentioned date B WOODFORD President 11 totr K L t I t k4 J l12 oct tf 1 ii1 t H A b iEr Youll Enjoy the Play Better If your hair looks rightly arrrnged If you are going to a firstcass theatre and happen to member of a box party you will be the cynosure eyes The way you have your hair arranged will b criticished Dont spoil your evening by going to the theatre with your hair out of fashion A visit to place a few minutes under the skill fnl treatment of our courteous tendants will make you quite and fittingly presentable for any occasion it theatre party ball reception or any social event JVIRS M A PATON Margolens Fresh Lamb Beef and Pork Stock Oysters and Fish Margolen Paris Ky wellis bea i of many y attractive t I t lIome Killed L 11I 4 M 7 J our rat t I i I j I I I I r = THE NEWS PARIS 2 l trift oCT tl lb c n- Q 5J J 0 is ii r BOURBON KENTUCKY fME BOURBON NEWS ANNOUNCEMENT We are prepared to show the largest stock of cut glass jewelry and silver in Paris We to all a cordial to call and inspect our new Fall goods 252t SHIRE FITHAN Buy Hogs The Baldwin Packing Company pur chased yesterday of Mr George Gregg of Hutchison 90 head of fat hogs at 835 per hundred At Little Rock Hon J Campbell Cantrill the Dem ocratic candidate for Congress is an nounced to speak at Little Rock this afternoon at two oclock fire and Tornado Thomas Woodford Suits For Ladies Frank Co are showing 9 swell line of ladies and misses suits Prices from 1500 up New Sidewalk The Comet Theatre is having a new concrete sidewalk laid oh the Fifth street side of their building which will add greatly to the appearane of the street Fined In Justices Justice Fietwells court Tuesday the second trial of J H McGinnis charge with pointing a pistol at J W Duvall a street car motorman result ed in a verdict of guilty the jury bringing in a verdict fixing the fine at 50 The House oi Quality for jewelry and slverware 252t SHIRE FITHIAN Money For Winchell Arrives President J W Bacon is in receipt of a check from the Dayton Ohio club of the Central League in pay ment for the release of Frank Win chell of the Paris club Fancy Fruits Fancy Belle Flower apples in the bulk fancy Concord and Tokay grapes Let us have your order J E CRAVEN Farm Rented Messrs John and James McDonald of Montgomery county have rented of Mrs Mary F Taylor her farm of 420 acres on the Hume Bedfoia pike for 1800 Fifty acres of the farm will be cultivated in wheat eight in sitxy acres in corn twentyfive in rye and the remainder in grass Cold Weather Necessities The cold weather finds us with a very complete line of ladies and misses cloaks and suits Prices and styles can tf be beat FRANK CO Unhurt by Tropical Storm Word was recieved Tuesday from Mr V D Chandler who is at Key West Florida stating that he was unhurt by the recent violent tropical storm that swept over the eastern part of the state The message came to Mrs Chandler who is here the guest of her father Mr W H H Johnson See First Wall paper comforts rugs carpets and house furnishings cheaper at our store than elsewhere See us before buying and save money J T HINTON New Store to Open Saturday Edwin Wills of Cynthiana wili open his five and ten cent store here on Saturday October 29 with a cum plete line of goods Mr Wills has in formed us that he will give the people of Paris and adjoining counties values never thought of before for such a small price The store will be a cred it to Paris and will be found very con venient for the public Halloween Halloween comes next Monday the last day of October and the time for the pumpkin devil is being anxiously awaited by the small boy The News makes this announcement of the ap proaching evenc in time for the property owners to take all necessary precautions tu fasten their gatfs on securely put any old vehicle lying out of cover under the shed or locked in the barn Carriages at Cost Two glass front wagons for sale at for cash 18 St YERKES KENNEY Sale of Massie Lots The public sale Tuesday of twelve idiots in Massie addition which was by Harris Speakes real dealers proved successful Three lots were knocked off by Auctioneer Speakes to R K McCarney for a total of 207 four to Bennett Tarr for two to Mrs Huddleston for 175 two to Mrs E B Hedges for 180 and one to Mrs J W Hughes 95 Buggies at Low Prices or the next thirty days we will sell buggy in our house at ten per fiehtoff for cash Come and the v r mis KNNEY t l invitation Today iJ Insurance tf Court- In I j1i c f i ti t f Us 1 I S j i t i 1 j 41fi 1 aA actualcost f i conj to i 48750 i I i 18 i r i e IffUftS 6 81LYE9SM11S- S AIIISIK NTUCI I 4I y I r b tobacco t i ej x I est j j for kkI I any i over tkr f1y F L- jy 1- l j PERSONAL MENTION Miss Dora McCall of Berea is th gUtst of Miss Florence Martin Mrs Phillip Nippert has as her guest her brother Mr Tomas of Louisville Mrs Russell Mann has returned from a visit to her son Attorney Ray Mann in Louisville Miss Martha Ferguson entertained yesterday with a luncheon for the Five Hundred Club Miss Nora Gray is visiting friends and relatives in Millersburg and Rud dies Mills neighborhood Mr John Larua is in Louisville Miss Celeste Lucas city librarian is attendng the session of the State Library Association in Lexington Mr and Mrs John F Clark left Tuesday for Phoenix Arizona to make their future home Mr J E Lowry of Clark county Ohio is the guest of Mr and Mrs J W Wright near this city Mr Arthur Hancock who has been spending a few weeks at Char Va has returned home Elder Carey E Morgan will be in hi3 pulpit at church at both the morning and eveining ser vices Sunday Mr James Allen who has been visiting Bourbon relatives after an absence of thirty years has returned to bis home in Missouri Mrs Russell Mann Mrs Rush Swango Mrs W K Dudley and Mrs Walter Kenney will entertaian with a reception this afternoon Miss Dorothy Talbott gave a linen shower yesterday afternoon for Miss Georgia lion Miss Corine Collins will also give a miscellaneous shower for Miss Rion on November 4 Richard Hawes Chapter Daugh tres of the Confederacy will meet at their room in the court house Satur day afternoon at 2 30 oclock to hear reports from the Louisville Conven tion and elect officers All members are requested to be present County Attorney George Batter tonand Miss Ida Smith left yesterday afternoon on the 530 Louisville Nashville train for Lexington where they were united in marriage last nignt at the residence of the officiat ing minister Rev T C Stackhouse After the ceremony the couple on a C O train for a bridal trip East Kimball to Speak In Paris Hon W P Kimball of Lexington will address the voters of the county at the court house in this city Monday afternoon at two oclock in the inter est of Congressman J Campbell Can trill the Democratic candidate for Congress Let every Democrat at tend Funeral Designs We make a specialty of cut flowers for funerals The handsomest designs at the lowest prices Both phones 28 2t JO S VARDEN Supplemental Registration Monday Tuesday and Wednesday will be supplemental registration days and those who were absent from the city or prevented by illness from registering on the regular day can do so on either of the above days before County Glerk Pearce Paton Democrats bear this in mind All who were prevented from registering by reason of either of the aboveshould remember that unless they register they forfeit their right to vote at the regular election in November Chairs 298 Handsome 5 for today only at 298 See picture in our display advertise ment Have a look at the real article in our middle window J T HINTON Funeral Designs- We make a specialty of cut flowers for funerals The handsomest designs at the lowest prices Both phnes JO S VARDEN The Best Shoe to Wear Let us fit your to a pair of those good WalkOver shoes You will not have any ether kind after that DAN COHEN Attention Hunters We handle the following famous guns Winchester Stevens Reming ton Marlin and Union Also all kinds of doublebarrel shotguns Winchester ammunition hunting coats and leg gins Let us fix you up for that hunt 28 4t LAVIN CONNELL Fresh Today All kinds of nice fresh fish today Baltimore Phone your order T LENIHAN Robneel Grocery Five Fighting Jail As a result of a freeforall fight which took place at a negro festival at Little Rock this county were lodged in the Paris jail by Deputy Shreiff J O Marshall assist ed Amos McKenize The warants were sworn out by Justice of the Peace W H Squires During the melee in which knives and pistols were drawn several shots were fired The nergoes arrested were Scott Doyle who is declared to have been the ringleader in the trouble and who has the charge of carrying con cealed weapons and of firing a upon a public highway placed against him Herman Menifee Trum bo Bess Bonts and Arthur Chenault The trial of the negroes has been set for this morning at ten oclock in the county court Values in Books Standard hooks now 15 cents Standard novels for f the older people 15 cents 7 PARTS BOOK CQ c superintendinghe I theChristian left 282t oystersSealshipt Negroes in five weapon Avery twofo G Shannon font ne- groes children 25 cents i rbt i I 0 PURE 2 r a PICKLE It CANTL0UPE 35c f Quart Mason Jars 6 t fI If t wIIi III t JI 111 e e e SPICED I l1i1 tufts in I Silver j- fj Sheffield Plate Cut Glass Our selections are 2 large and the designs 5y pleasing There is a feeling satisfaction in selecting JP a gift at this store for 1 anything bearing our A name is at once recog g nized as something f good rALWAYS RELIABLE Wedding i Sterling i t r 4 f Brar 4 oft 4 4 + + + + + + + + + f12 VJ1w 4a a OR S10LES irellow collie bitch very timid and will stay anywhere Liberal reward C ALEXANDER Writes From London Mr W W Mitchell who with his wife is making a tour of Europe writes from London that they are in that city with little hopes of getting away owing to the fact that there is a general strike on the railroads in France and everyone is refused in that direction out of Lon don Since his letter was received we note the strike in France has been raised and it is likely Mr Mitchell and wife are now in that country He states that Mrs Mitchell is much im proved in health and both are enjoying their trip very much v and Mrs Mitchell would arrive in New York Sunday Chili and Oysters Red hot Mexican chili con carne and oysters served in all styles at all times J E GRAVEN Hand While feeding a cutting box at the stable of the M J Murphy Transfer Co on North High yesterday afternoon Gus Hutchison colored had his right nand caught in the knife of themachine dismembering Three fing ers and the Hip injuries Attended by Dr Fithian IV ii w j STRAYED I Lpr v J regaining yesterday Q Ji J v transportation CutOff were Frank 1 MRS Want One of WHY Because it is the Best Bargain Ever in Paris in the Chair Line r eet JI I T HINTON I r 4 HOUSEKEEPER YOUe ISureLi J i U S 3 These f Offered = = HERE IT IS LOOK AT IT Oak Large i Comfortable Finish Upholstered in Chase Leather Arm Chair Match Exactly Like Cut Solid 2 I DurableEarly h I toe C Now Ready For Your Inspection Merchandise in Every Department Having purchased heavily Eastern Markets we are in a to show you a large and well assorted stock of Dry Goods Notions c surprisingly low figures COME EARLY y W Ed Tucker d u i i leeIelII IIiiii lure c e t tt UptoD 8 I I I 1 i IiSBelielltllllIe 11118 Fall Daadz 1 U positions fat + You can buy these Rockers while they last Today October 28 between 10 and 12 oclock for You have never seen its equal for less than 5 There a limited supply so first come first served No telephone orders accepted None sold to dealers Only one Rocker and one Chair to one person Absolutely no charging See me for Housefurnishings of all kinds I save you money COMFORTS Funeral Directors and Embalmers Ambulance Fumigating TELEPHONES Day phones store 36 Night End Sunday phonesW residence 56 J T Hinton residence 22 J B Dempsy Home Phone 286 J iYi 298 t only I I Q- pI T H TON 41I aaf f 0 i t ii 11 is h r3 S Li1JJI rte 1 tN + m 600 ATTENTION MR FARMER HERE IS A CROP MAKER Q i it 5 f cr12 JQ F 1 i J 11t J x NEWS rr THE BOURBON PARIS KENTUCKY n i L Pi = + We will give the above not strate to the satisf action of every progressive farmer ac tual test that the New Peoria Disc Shoe Drill is what we claim namely a Disc Shoe Drill that will put your wheat in the ground a uniform depth on a solid seed bed it should be therefore insures the three essential require ments for small grain Heat Air and Call i and see us and we will show you a drill that will the wheat growing interests U Write for illustrated catalogue or the New ecSia Disc Shoe Drill at our place oFbusinss by r Moisture f J J c amount if eve can demon where revolutionize see = BOURBON GARAGE SUPPLY CO Iii 2 P it i 1 e I Z f S 1 X Ii Revised It Is easier for a camel to get Into the public eye than for a rich mans and daughters to keep out of tha same Puck iGiirtis Overby BARBERS STSuccessors to Carl Crawford All White Parbers T Hot and Cold Baths Public Patronage Re spectfully Solicited Curtis Overby kI 1 J i JI lill 3IJI l1 rr The IIi r i wife airs T- T 1 = Reaching the Top in any calling of life demands a vig orous body and a keen brain health there is no success But Electric Bitters is the greatest health builder the world has ever It compels perfect action of stomach liver kidneys bowels purifies and the blood tones and invigo rates the whole system and enables you to stand the wear and tear of your daily work After months of suffering from kidney trouble writes W M of Gushing Me three bottlen of Electric Bitters made me feel like a new man 50c at all druggists x Not In Any Hurry We have been advised to quit smok ing gradually We tried that six ago and we are still quitting gradu ally Atchison Globe Without years FALL FACTS i SEE OUR DISPLAY OF FASHIONABLE FALL Misses Suits Skirts Cloaks Waists Shoes and Millinery BesSjof School Shoes Childrens Rain Capes 295 this week Big assortmeniuof Goods Silks Goods Comforts Quilts Etc Remem ber us for Fall purchases TWIN BROS Two Big Stores in One Cor 7th and Main Paris Kentucky II ill I II I I- tlB ItO Dry Blankets 111 II 1 C 11 IIi f I Ladies and Dress i = Is Extended-tYott to Inspect OurNewFall v Line of Mns Suits and Overcoats Shoes Hats Etc look us over TwinBros Clothing and Shoe Department Marry SinionV Old Stand IIt Ian 1 I IiJ C 1 II II 1 f f I 4f rd 1 I An w r youri 1 4ysiw Tij r Y 1j Forced to Leave Home year u large number of poor sufferers whose lungs are sore racked with coughs are urge to go to another this is costly and not always sure Theres a ter way Let Dr Kings Discov ery cure you aU home It cured me of trouble writes WA Nelson of Calamine Ark when all else failed and I gained 47 pounds in weight Its surely the of all cough and lung cures Thousands owe their lives and health to it Its positively guaranteed for coughs Trial bottle free Nature and Genius Nature Is the master of talent genius Is the master of nature J Q Holland Kills a Murderer A merciless murderer appen tis with many victims But Dr Kings New Life Pills kill it by They gently stimulate stomach liver and bowels prevent billiousness chills all I croupallthroat appendicitis25c at New prevention druggists Deafness Cannot be Cured local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear There is only one way to cure deaf ness and that is by constitutional remedies Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous of the Eustachian Tube When this tube is inflamed you have a rum bling sound or imperfect hearing and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result and unless the inflamma tion can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition hear ing will be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh which is nothing butan inflamed con dition of the mucous surfaces We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of deafness caused by catarrh that cant be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Send for circulars free F J CHENEY CO Toledo O Sold by druggists 75c Take Pills for con stipation Room for Conjecture On a tombstone In an old Massachu setts cemetery Is engraved Edward Jones born 1808 died 1828 followed by the Inscription God knows why lining Hans = STOVES We are Still Selling the Same Line None Better Than And Certainly None Cheaper See us for Hardware Roofing Pumbs handmade riveted Stove Pipe and all kinds of Cooking TJtensials Give Me a Trial King Redmon Main Street Paris Ky IIIIIVIII IIH-e qangO i Ilie I Malleable 4 i Through Coach to Louisville j Via Louisville Nashville 1 R Leaves Paris 735 a m daily except Sunday Arrives Louisville 1155 a m Leaves Louisville 210 p m Arrives Paris 622 p m Via Georgetown and m H HARRIS AgentL Scjfcittp v V Paris Kentueky V r I 1 F t Ni I 11f t L ol r j J I s ran for ii ij-t i 4 b JIrc P RT BOTTG BREWED FROM CHOICEST PUT UP m CASKS OF 6 Doz Largo Ecitles Doz Small Bottles CASES of 2 Doz Large Bottles cr 3 Doz Small Bottles Write for Prices and how to Order You no Law by keeping LION BEER in your homo for your own use ADORE LION BREWERY Tbt WINDISPHMUHLHAUSER BREWING CO CINCINNATI O J j c T 4 tt i anQ mport Opr ariD tin d via j irp 1 A I HE 4 ti x m = East Tenn Telephone INCORPORATED For reliable telephone service both local and LONG DISTANCE use the East Tennessee Bout bon County Exchanges at Paris Millersburg North Middletown Little Rock and 1J2 Ruddles Mills 1 When you have East Tennessee service you r C jt HAVE telephone service i The East Tennessee Telephone Co INCORPORATED GEO W DAVIS FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND LICENSED EMBALMER BOXHPHONES DAT 137 NIGHT 299 WINTER TOURIST TICKETSTO FLORIDAAND ALL SOUTHERN RESORTS ON SALE DAILY IQUEENCRESCENT ROUTE GOOD RETURNING UNTIL MAY 31 1t17 Fall Particulars c H on or wait f 1 0 1 J I c 1 8 I L i VIA L to Ir fl1 LJOOIGTGtlil I jl f Coj Y tiI cy w irfo If lrr r r a r I Foe x H C KIND Pitieltgraad Ticket Agent 101IIrMafil Q1j J fiOURBQN NEWS 0 J C fAJUS CKY T 11910 2OO TailoredWomen and Misses Sizes Have Just Arrived By Express and Are Now Placed on Sale for the First Time The Lot Embraces the Very Newest Style Ideas In All of the Seasons Best Fabrics j 1 p 1 SUItS I iiIiii i ii iI Womens Tailored Suits 2500 of Broadcloth Serge Cheviot and Scotch materials medium length coat skinner guaranteed satin linings semifitted coat styles inlaid pockets plain tailored skirts box plaited in back Colors black navy Kings blue tan brown and gray Price 25 Womens Tailored Suits 3500 Camels Hair Baucle Broadcloth or wide wale serges short or medium length semi or threequarter fitted coat soft pean de cygnet lining plain or velvet collars plain gored flounce or plaited skirt Colors tan brown navy white gray and black Price 3500 I Io Womens Handsome Tailored Suits 4000 Chiffon Broadcloth finest Camels Hair or basket weave and imported rough cloths 30inch coat style soft satin lined to match skirts plain tailored close fitting over hips with a sensible fullness at bot tom Colors brown blue Wistaria gray and black Price 4000 Womens Coat Suits 5000 Imported rough cloths in the finest quali ties made handturned collars and welled seams absolutely perfect workmanship Coats are 30inch length with soft satin linings to match silk reverse and facing all colors Price 5000 I r 1 We Specialize on long Fur Coats in Russian Pony Hudson Seal and Carcul A Good 50inch Pony Brocade Lined at 5000 Evening Coats and Capes in brilliant Combinations of Color and Lined Throughout With Very Soft Satin Auto Coats Polo Coats Rain Coats Our Infants and Childrens Department is the of this Floor Kaufman Straus CoLEXINGTON KY Central Kcntuckys Graatest Department Store I Coat ShowPlace CitySecond lc 1 8c b III i IkII CANCERS CURED guarantee a cure in every case I undertake citizen Of Paris Address me at Paris Ky W R SMITH LOCK BOX 531 A letter from Mr Allen Hanna of Shelby County Kyl a nephew the late Hon Mark Hanna of Ohio states that heas entirely cured of the can cer on the neck and highly recommends Dr W R Smith DESTYLE Is the Only Place For We have for Ladies Tailoring and not women Look what you get when you come to the DESTYLE guarantee perfect workmanship and Note the address and when you go shopping in Lexington you will have no trouble in finding a Ladies Tailoring establishment and all prices reasonable Dont wear readymade and let us show you how to look nice and wear tailormade clothes 227 EAST MAIN STREET EXrGT0N KBNTUCfe f Referenceany of rr SHOP Tailoring SHOPWe j satisfaction lligh Class suitscome gfi f u 1 j p- 2 Fine Ladies amen 4 t I it4 M i- tT- i fy tn y S A Rare Newspaper and Magazine Bargain Read It and Take Advantage Of It Today THE PROPOSITION HOME AND FARM the Souths great est agricultural paper for a full year regular price oOc and worth it UNCLE REMUS HOME MAGAZINE founded by Joel Chandler Harris a Magazine especially made for 100 and worth it GOOD HOUSEKEEPING the best Mag azine published for the home and one full year regular price 150 and worth it And THE EVENING POST a daily newspaper devoted to the best inter of Kentucky and its people equal to any newspaper the country for 3 regular price 125 and worth it Bourbon News 1 year 200 Here you have a value of S625 the r people a full year rt gular Iprice 1T7w The wonderful offer we make you as for all four publications is 3 Please understand this offer is made to you with the distinct understanding that subscriptions will persons who can secure The Evening Post from local agent or Bring or mail to us 3 and we will rest NEWS Paris Ky MIRRORS BY C Q SCHWARZ Upholstering Repairing Refinishing J have just received a new line of samples for covers Home Phone 255 MISS JESSIE BROWN Art Embroidery Materials Dolls and Fancy Novelties accepted I THE BOURBON RE SILVEREDI upholstering flrl n2 if T Phone 716 a Wemin Rome Ctmjaniin for If A exact moment houses Mre be Jng ted wardrobes raplen ished and Christmas in lai Add to this bit the great holiday of Thanksgiving now almost upon us and we realize that there ia need of counsel and suggestion The November Womans Companion seems to stake all these points into more than careful consideration and presents to the public remarkablemagazine which besides being irch in itself gives a most vivid promise of what the Christmas issue will be Among the stories we find then be gining of The Admirals Niece an absolutely charming novelette by Kate Douglas Wiggin Mary and Jane Find later and Allan McAuley True Love a serial story of the stage roaches a point of greatest interest in this issue Buried hy Rich ard Washburn Child is a distinct de parture from the ordinary short story and Squiggles Turkey by Ralph had he oeen an American Besides these there are many other excellent storips Among the attractions for children in this issue of the Companion are The Adventures for Jack by George Alfred Williams and Clara Andrews Williams an entirely new cutout feature in color better than paper dolls mere exciting than a story and for these same young read ers Rose ONeill has provided a new page of Kewpies Anna Steese Richardson continues her remarkable articles about Suffer age and Christina Terhune Herrick contributes a timely and beautiful article called What Snail Children Read The big departent of Home Decoration and Handicraft leaves nothing to be desired and Miss Goulds Fashions and Fashion Talk will be used by evrey woman who wishes to be well dressed this autumn STOCK CROP AND FARM NOTES Mr Walter Clarke of the firm of Clark McClintock sold to C L Railey of Lexington a walk trot and canter New York saddle horse for 400 All the tobacco in Mason county has been housed the last few crops being placed in barns last week Much of it has been sold already buy ers are moving over the country as fast as they can travel and are offer ing from 10 to cents for the 1910 crop About250000 have been bought to be delivered the loose leaf warehouses in Maysville when in condition and these houses are a larger business this as they are enlarging their warehoses in order to accommodate the increased offerings The American Tobacco Company in that city is receiving a large amount of Equity tobacco of the 1909 crop that was stored at all of the warehouses On Worrying If you worry your wife thinks youre foolish If you dont thinks you lack a proper sense of responsi bilities Dally Thought A malicious truth often does more harm than an innocent He The Wo Beautiful i ComplaIners What Is odious but noise and peo pIe who scream and bewail People whose vane points always east who live to dine who send for the doctor who coddle themselves who toast their feet on the register who Intrigue to secure a padded chair and a corner out of the draught Suffer them once to begin the enumeration of their in firmities and the sun will go down on the unfinished tale Emerson RARE CHANCE Big Pay for Solicitors THE CINCINNATI WEEKLY ENQUIRER offering Five Thou sand Dollars cash premiums to solicitors in addition to a liberal commission that is more than ample to pay expenses besides af fording aJiving profit while in the work of soliciting sub scriptionsTHE ENQUIRER is now atwentyfour page magazine style paper chuck full most acceptable to any wellordered home Each issue contains a ser mon Pastor Russell an essay by Dr Madison C Peters a serial and short stories natural history gen eral news and special record of po litical and national affairs that are of interest to all people cut patterns for ladies and youths and miscella neous matter all of high moral also market reports from all commercial centers and veterinary columnsThe s aim being to present the reader with an exceptionally good family journal of superior merit free from all matters that an tagonizemorality justice and truth To circulate such a paper all wellmeaning persons can benefit theircommunity and add their mite in the uplifting of civic and political thought and action Any person lady or gentleman with desirous ofdoing a good turn for the community at same time eafning should apjply atpncerfbr particulars r The y mlet j me sure Thanksgiving Betty 12 to year she man y j leisure hours l tg THE QUJJ J j h I jl J 1 c ti r this being Gold and t expecting your 4 iintQltww ones engaged influence fair by writing Ci AIiClnTlatl Q 1- a zr Y + given in halfteaspoon doses four times a day mixed in its bottle will last a baby ly a month and four bot tIes over three months and will snake the baby strong and well and will lay the foundation for a healthy robust boy or Send ICc name of paper and this ad for our Savings Bankand Childs Sketch Boot Each bank contains a Good Luck Penny SCOTT Sc BOWNE 409 Street N Y ij Emu ftfn old near girl FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS beautiful Pearl lG sly afryIr Scoffs ALL One of the Many Popular Shapes That We Are Showing A moderately priced one too If you are looking foe The Hat youll find it in our pres ent handsome display of smart millineryWe made extra efforts this season to reach the idea of every woman and feel confident your securing a satisfactory here Mrs Corne Watson Baird VardenSofl r Let us fill your Prescript i o n s pure drugs and prompt service Druggist DEMOCRATIC TICKET Congress CAMPBELL CANTRILL pf Scott county FOR SALE will install electric motor Cost 125 Will sell for 60 cash Apply to Everything for Orchard lawn and Garden Write for Free Catalogue No Agents fl F Hillenmeyer Sons Lexington Ky novl FOR SALE Heating Stove good as new Apply JO VARDEST 2t Paris Ky Varden Son F engineinTHE fruit i BOURBON NEWS and r trees s Joe G Mitchell Insurance Agent At Geo Alexander 4 Cos Bank Reliable Companies against Eire nd lightning v i V sfeSl Repre ent1 C d at0 i rj Old ksolicited d f h 4- fn = + + Whether Infant or Gir Person Cured by ZEMO and ZEMQ Soap UNUSUAL OFFERS W T Brooks drug store says to every person be who has an irritated itching skin to come to our store and procure a bottle of ZEMO and ke and get your money So confide are we of the of this clean situ pIe treatment that we make this uit usual offer of eczema pimples dandruff other forms eruptions ZEMO and ZEMO soap are most econo mical as well as the cleanest and most effective treatment for affec tions of the skin or whether on infant or grown Professional Cards Harry E DENTIST Opposite Frank Co Vxr KENNEY Drs Kenney Dudley Office Hotel SKIN AFFECTIONS all i S f or child tend roJ entirely perSon Mathei 0 WKDuDtU x s t- AN r man woman externaland L s J 0PP1 ordham r OFFICE HOURS PHONES 136 = = DR J J to 93013 m pm to 8 8 to 3 m 130 r A H KELLER PRACTICING PHYSICIAN T Offices in Kentucky ACul alBildiParIs io ATTORNEY ATLAW l 11WILLIAMS 1 Elks Building TAXESFor Now in my hands for collection Office in First Nk tional Sank Stamps Moore City Collector Boom eITv WE MANUFACTURE Granite and M Monuments Besfc of material and worknansh Let us figure with you Paris Monumental Works Works and Main fe E T Phone 784 Hot and Gold B AT USHot and cold baths Everything neat and barbers always ready to trade No long You J Y ROams Wouen I UC A irP t rr f y e J r ark p f officeS r aitt waits are next KAffAL 5 A x 7Y + THE BOURBON NEWS PARts K NTUCCY OCT 288 r f Lt 1910 BAKING POWDER ijf rli T Crullers All Cakes Biscuits Hot Breads More Tasty Economical Absolutely Healthful j r i I Ill ILLERSBURG ITEMS E Z is the best stove polish made For sale at the hardware stcre 3t Miss Pearl Williams was given a su rise party Tuesday night by ti number of her many friends Mesdames Jackson Dudley o Kansas City Mo and Marion Rhodes of Slizaville left for their holies Tuesday after spending a few days 1 I j j l I 1 1 1 t 1 = Leaders of the World WALKOV r5J t I t h Tiif W TtU 3alWfJ f tiifIahWh 1 1l f I j gfi 1 1 IlAVa t rit tllPlIcrIIsIIIcf SHOESJ a h Lead The World i American Sslljia CasinirieT in WalkOver Are exported in greater qanilities thxn any ti I because WalkOver she23 are ths of j American makes Sh e Makers 8 UII ou jaw For lgl1 tJir jf pJ J Shoes 1J brand Of TBfCJn Thts b 3t t1 M I I JI Anierican j r H r Spite or Very Ht Daties 11 4E Sios = Here is a WalkOver Model Coaster Cast Ask for it Button pat tern Patent and Gun Metal leathers 350 and 400 II 1 I f r H cc W e 1 i vp Specials For Saturday1 Mens Gun Calf Shoes the kInd you i yodolla1sq it t II m1 9 J I I t Metal and Box pay t Special t W with their sister Mrs R C Chanse lor Mr and Mrs Arthur Collins re turned to their home at Carlisle Satur day after a weeks visit to relatives here We have a limited amcunt of Ohio Fultz wheat on hand extra good Call either phone 22 Millersurg PEALE COLLIER CO Mr and Mrs C ti Jones of Mt Sterling are guests of her sister Mrs ex- I r Ladies extra fine latest style Button and and 360 values Specials 199 Lacer I Fi B Inge Their dtuipHttr Mlts Nancy Jones is with Mrs Gertrude Hazelrigg Mrs W Fi Carpenter Were in Lexington Monday Mr J J Peed was in Mason county pnbusiness Tuesday Mr J M Alverson of Frankfort was the guest of Miss Elizabeth Allen Sunday Mr and Mrs T D Judy in Cincinnati on business from Monday till Wednesday T W Watts was at Carlisle Saturday night in the interest of worth League work Miss Emma Duncan of Lexington arrived Tuesday as the guest of Miss Frances Burroughs Messrs W D Mclntrye U S Gs Pepper Chas Martin and W S attended the loose leaf tobacco at Lexington Tuesday Miss Louise Warford lady pal of CampbellHagerman College Lexington spent Wednesday with her J H Warford Mr and Mrs E M Clinkinbeard Mr and Mrs W W Haughey of Shebone were guests of Mr and Mrs R L Wilson Wednesday and Thurs day Dr C B Smith Messrs W B Shaw S C Bascom and R L Tarr will leave Saturday on their annual and hunting outing in and Mississippi Mr J F Caldwell left Wednesday for a few days visit to relatives at Maysville and Washington Mrs Caldwell who has been there for two weeks will return with him Mr Charlie Insko left Monday for Owenton where he has accepted a position as wire chief for the Owen Home Telephone Company under Mr H L Higgs former manager of the Bourbon Home Telephone Company here Regular services Sunday morning and evening at the Presbyterian church by the pastor Rev R S San ders Regular services Sunday morn ing at the Methodist church Sunday evening there will be an evangelical song service at this church conducted by the faculty and students of M F C Mrs Fanny Wood died at her home Kansas City Mo Wednes day The remains will arrive here at today and will be buried from L r Rev I in were the- EP sales nci Arkansas f noon MEMfi i r I Special Display iu Soft Soles for the Little ones We have them in all styleo and colors The best and largest in the city VW assortment j DAN COHEN336 Street Paris Kentueky AT THE BIG ELECTRIC SIGN u I am if i L t J fl IMain- S i- w = + Nirdeppt in ftrail in the Wood formerly and her early life in this She is a sisterinlaw of Miss Wood of near town Miss Ruth Ardeiy will entertain Satruday night Mr D E Clark was in Lexington Thursday on business Miss Calla Lee McNamara will give a Halloween Monday evening Mr A M Zeigler of Sardis visit ed friends here Wednesday and gThurs day Mr M P Collier was in on business from Monday until today Mesdames U S G Pepper and Mary J Whaley visited friends in Paris Thrusday Mesdames Dambrough of Cynthi ana an3 John Connell of Paris were Mrs Chas Martin will entertain this evening in honor of her sisterin law Mrs J H White of Helena Montana Mr and Mrs S H Endicott spent Thursday with their brother and sis ter Mr and Mrs Lafayette Endicott at Cynthiana Miss Bettie Rolbinn of M P C was called to her home in Salt Lick to be at the bedside of her brother who is quite ill with typhoid fever Mr Arnold Case and family moved Thursday to the property of the Griffith sisters vacated by Mr Hubbard and family from that of Mr C T Dainell V CLINTONVILLE ITEMS Services at the Clintonville Christian church next Lords Day as follows m teachers class and officers meeting 10 a m Bible school 11 a m preaching and munion Subject V Womans Memo rial 630 p m song service 7 Last Notice Tax payers should keep in mind that today tomorrow and Monday are the last days that city taxes can be paid Tuesday the ten penalty goes on Call on Collect r Moore today the First National Bank and settle and save money Paris High School Vs Caldwell High School The strong Caldwell High School foot ball team from Richmond Ky will be here Saturday for a game with Paris High School The team will zr rive Saturday morning and will be met by the Paris boys and taken to their holes fur dinner At three oclock the teams will line up at Whig Park and a fast game is expected The Paris b yj not been scored en game since the new rules have been put into effect as the game is more open and spectators enjoy more of the tyrerg Galloway rt Slicer or Doug als re E Thoxpjon Ig Dejsrnett Diamonds For diamonds go where Confidence Reigns at 252t SHIRE FITHIAN Suit Filed to Prevent Road Merger In behalf of the city of Paris and a number of wholesale commission firm Attorney C A McMillan filed suit in the Buorbon Circuit Court Wednesday against tile Louisville and Cincinnati rail roadsto prevent the of the latter by the former ITThe suit is to that filed in the Franklin Court recently by Attorney General James Breathitt Under the original charter granted by power to purchase the corporate fran chises or rights of another road or to franchisesThea competing line to the L N The loss sustained in operation was great and in a few years it was scld the new owners it the Frankfort and Cincinnati rahroad Soon after ar rangements were made to run the was purchased by the Louisville and Nashville and was set forth in the petition a deed conveying the road to the L N was made and in the office of the Bourbon County Clerk with the Louisville Nashville rail road and that if absorbed by the lat ter Paris as well as Frankfort will have no competing lines and the mer chants will suffer as a result of higher rates Further it charges that the citizens of Paris contributed the sum of 50OOU SJCOOOO citizens of Franklin county city of Frankfort gave the sum of 50000 and that Scott county contri buted 100000 all of which was given a competing line The petition alleges that the not a competing line with the Nashville railroad as faras shipments to and from Cincinnati South as it connects with the Cincin nati New Orleans Texas Pacific GeorgetownThe court to the deed of conveyance and to The city of Paris has epmloyfd R C Talbott of the law firm of Talbott Whitley to assist in of the suit i J r nto k was ent 11 9a SymbolicMountains percent t dailyFoot asfollowsIt Barbee le Chsholm or Douglas lhRassenfoss andNashville- and theFrankfort merger Circuit wasknown relates passengErdepots isboth thatFranklin thatthe thatit enteringinto cuticn o i I JIIri y otlY cemetery Mrs was county Ann Cincinnati Wednesday corn a subscriptions roads Louisville seaside the t THEATRICAL E A CANDLES Three intermin Bled with many laughs and with real enjoyment in the peculiar mixture at the Paris Grand on Thursday November 3 Just as The Old Homestead has the rural atmosphere The Lion and the the financial atmosphere as The Man of the Hour is bases en politics so The House of a Thousand Candles has its own original air of which runs as follows Act I At the gate the first apparation of old Glenarm the mysterious shot Act 2 Room in the house of a thousand door of bewilderment the at tack on the mysterious house the ghcst of old Glenarra Act gate again the joke that was on PickeringTheatregores who like novelty and who are keeping abreast of the times Special Winter Tourist Tickets On Sale Daily to Points in Alabama Central America Cuba Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi Mexico New Mexico North and South Carolina Porto Rico Tennessee and TexasLong Limited and Liberal StopOvers Special RoundTrip Homeseek ers Tickets on Sale 1st and 3rd Tuesdays Each Month to The West South West and Northwest also to points in Alabama Louisiana and Miss issippi For rates routes c on write W H HARRIS Agent or D S JORDAN T A THOUSAND hoursofmystery ThousandCandles canbest unlookedfor3The 4The VIA Il1 w THE ROUSE t cal = than th amount of in the coming presentation The House oa and It is of the great of the past two seasons anr will be presented by a company that has selected with special care and that is said to be fully capable of presenting the weird and unusual penings of the in a particularly fascinating Prices are from 25c tol Seats on sale at Mitchell Blakemores Mon day morning I will t E4 one h itake more nary interest 1 successes f 4timanner I DONT BLAME the YOUNGSTER for yielding to the temptation of our ice cream Once you got a taste cf the yourself youll see how hard it is to re sist its alluredr inenti Order a sent loins for desert today Well pack it so it will keep hard till need But dont let the childrenTf see it beforehand It imt fair to tempt ilicin so irresistibly RASH POTHiiRGILb NOTICE TO BOURBON CIRCUIT COURT J W Prescott Executor etc tiff Vs Notice to Creditors Mary E Alexanderet al Defend i ant All persons having claims against the estate of Mary E Prescott deceas ed are hereby notified to present their claims proven as required by law to i the unerisgned Master or before the first day of Novem her 1910 All claims not so proven and presented on or said date shall he barred RUSSELL MANN M C B C C 14oct 5t t j can ed I I I I CREDITOR I jA Commissioner- on I before I cream r mouthwatering 1 C V H y Plain i = We are pleased to announce the Opening of our new ex elusive 5c and lOc Store on Saturday October 29 1910 Respectfully The National 5c and lOc Store Edwin S Wills Prop NEW METHODS NEW PRICES The Greatest Value For Your Money v- v can save money by cornlHsrin and at this time even if you do not need the articles for present use J They are such good values that you can afford to buy them now and keep them until they are needed The prices we are only samples of the re low prices at which w6 are enh 2 goods vV vvS r r6 inch Brass Fern Dish with liner l v 85 6 inch Brass Fern Dish 8 Brass Jardenier footed VV 100 11 inch Brass Jardenier footed r 150 8 inch Glass Fern Dish with An aluminum souvenir with each purchase this week g if asked for is FORD COParis NEW OODfi0 9JNElT MAN t OPENING 4 r II II 1 gj 11 bt t t1l1btt J t f 7 9F t You 1 quotehere l11ar able huh grad Ic footed f 85 C if ii Hy itf fiit i 4 1 m ffi 4t 0 0 r r7Ti j I I 4 I i IW tcr rGrstr s r r rH r fi l buying 4 3 F g S inch ferny t t + + + + + + ++ + + +++ + = =

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