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PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY IN THE YEAR XXV PARIS KENTUCKY TUESDAY MAY 9 1905 NUMBER 3 7 1 di2 tHE t I L j f J VOLUME r M LR t BOURBON NEWS r < < < Withdraws Mr L B Cockrell Of Winchester who had put up the en- trance fee as a candidate for State Senator in the primary to be held May 18 decided Saturday to with- draw Mr Cockrell was an avowed sup porter of Judge Thomas H Paynter candidate for the United States against Hon J C S Blackburn race will now be between JL p Thompson and Chas B Ecton both supporters of Mr Blackburns candidacy Paris Horses Wood Clay will ship his stable of horses from Lexington this weeek to Eastern and will not race at or Latonia Talbott Bros will cut Louisville and go to Latonia They have won the first race at the Latonia meeting- for the last years Both of the above staples include many good ones this year and Bour bon will be heard from when these horses start Catering Private luncheons or dinner served in whole or part in any of elaborateness Ices a specialty Ad- dress BELLE MORROW 607 Williams St E T Phone 440 Paris Zy SHOE BUSINESS Q Thompson Agent sold his stock of shoes to Cincinnati parties Bad For Lexington The Lexington team met the St Louis Star Lady Ball Players Sun- day afternoon at the Belt Line Park has the following to say of Dempsey angton B nit r0r nine they were so only one run was made and that in the fifth inning In the with two men on bases and rj mpley ail the bat the hopes of tHe locals were re vived as Dempseyhad already gotten- a three base hit a two base hit and a single but the best he cquld do was to strike out The resulted 2 to 1 in Cincinnati Eagles The Gentleman srShde Buy a pair of the famous A E tleton brand of All welldress ed gentlemen hein George has a large stock to select from His oxfords in patent kid and tans are swell 25atf Court Souse News r The building committee of the new court house concluded a final settle ment Saturday with the contractor Mr I ST Crawford and the bonding Companies who are his surety were of willingness of the county- to pay over the amount due him 3022020 r v Mr A Shirq wasallowed his bill of 2028 for the the building The Van Dorn Iron Company of Cleveland was paid 2500 and an ad ditional order for new metal boxes for the clerks offices costing 800 was placed- A representative of Cassidy Spn Company of arrived Mon day and will begin putting in the electrical fixtures for lighting the building r Mr Milburn architect left Sunday morning for Cincinnati and from thence to Columbia S C Circuit Clerk Charles E Butler commenced yesterday to move the records of his office This work is being done by the county prisoners under the supervision of A G Savage- C F Brower Co of Lexington who have the contract for furnishing the linoleum will commence laying same Wednesday As soon this is done J T Hinton will begin putting in the new furniture which is now stored in the basement The frescoing is about completed in the County Court room and County Judges office County Clerk Circuit Clerk Sher- iff and County Attorney will be ready for occupancy Monday next Sen- ate e tracks Louisville out degree SOLDRoger AJj and r- I pl Je t- I1 Pla et p x JJ eve th game favor r wear Williams I tfII1 cloCk in NewYork r as the andthe offices- of j t necessary two I Fans ere defeated the score bcmg9- tc 4- In referring to he am e a milton Suntiayhe Herald ivho caught for Lexin on he Lc safe ones scattered that of he Net shoes M the 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < MARRIAGES TOverby of this vfcity and Mrs Alice Glennon of Shreve O were united in matrimony at the Palace Hotel Cincinnati Tuesday The bride isa most charming widow who formerly resided at the Grand Hotel at tLawrenceburg Ind and the groom is one of our leading busi- ness men They arrived home Friday evening IVsi Lou E Rogers ngagement of her daughter Mary Johnson to Sir Roy F Clen denin The marriage will take place June 1st at the brides home in Scott county- I Mr Michael David aged about 7 years died near Shawhan on Friday Mr and Mrs George K Hull of Tuxedo Park N have announced the engagement of their daughter Grizelda Houston Hull to Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson wed ding to occur at the home of the brides parents May 25 Mens Shoes Large stock of Mens Oxfords in tan patent and vici kid at 350 4 tf GEO McWmcJAMS DEATHS Edward H Boone aged 32 the noted hpynotist formerly of this city the home of his parents M r aidHrs W H Boone at Lexington- F iday afternoon of heart trouble iProtBooiie was known throughout the country for his wonderful hypnotic performances The funeral services were held afrUnion Church Sunday morning at 11 oclock and interment in family lot at Mt Vernon Mr Leslie Clark aged y ars died Saturday morning at 1215 ojclock at the home pfhis father Mr panics fe Clark rfear Hutchisdn this man of splendid habits and honor and integrity Early in March he was suddenly stricken with appendicitis and was hurriedly re moved to St Josephs at Lexington where he underwent an operation from which he Sufficiently recovered to be taken to his hoiiie early in April For several weeks tie showed signs of improvement but complication set in that seemed to undermine his strength and vitality and he passed calmly away by loved ones who had so long ministered to him in the hope of his ultimate recovery He is survived and one brother Rowland Clark of Madisonville Ky his mother nee Hattie Rowland having nreceeding him to the grave The took place Sunday afternoon at the Paris cemetery at 3 oclock Ser- vices conducted by Rev J L Clark Methodist church with which Mr Clark had lately united The pall beares were Allen Rowland artPritts Joel Rowland T D J ellyj Ashley Austin Douglas ICE CREAM FHEEZERS Why patch Tip than old last summers freezer when you can get them so cheap from Lavin They sell tHe famous White Mountain and Arctic brands and are selling them at 54t They Are Called Chickens A Methodist conference will meet in county this month and the Cynthiana Democrat says the farmers are raisin threelegged chick ens to meet the demand BEST Cultivated Hemp Seed for sale Will contract next years crop hemp E P SONS You Must Have a Prescription The Carlisle Democrat is responsi- ble for the statement that the local option law is so strictly enforced there that when a man wanted to buy a spiritlevel the dealer refused to sell it without a prescription auk Stock Sold T Forsyth sold four shares of De Bank stock at 151 per share on Saturday He has for sale small block of Agricultural Bank stock I I I I announces I t I I st h l y t the I L ran l I jl as1 1i tg unques- tioned surround- ed a I y hisfather Connell Conference Harrison SPEARS a J 1r t 1 new died at the r 4T Liar b burial oft C ana Thomas 4 bar- gains r e I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < > < > ° = All Goods Marked in Plain Figures One Price To All THAT TOTALLY DIFFERENT P J CLOTHING r t F FORMEN Y ter c A AW d IAAAAB LOOLl LISTEN WAIT JAMES are the People that fit the feet Everything in Shoes up WV V WV colors shapes See P J the Shoeologist before you bu- ys m i o D ficaa to foot Outfiwrs Sb I tonowall ana I I r iT i P RIR itr l t ttfJ o kci hj J i I ii IN hoes PARSER JAfrIPat1s ty > WM The DownTown Grocer I l Upto Date I SAUER4 = lisa P J 14 oamefpom Parker James Thats what people will say when they see you in it Theres an exclusive air a style a dis V tinctiou about the P J Cloth- ing for Men and Young Men to be found in no Its like a thoroughbred horse its blood shows in every step See our line before buying and sasse Spring Overcoats Ram Coats Fancy Waicoats Spring Trousers II I t riff I U ITO Your Spring other < I t ring 5 Uih IO tO f3 5 I I SlitS a re- grets ¬ === Has All Kinds of Fresh yegetables SUCH T Lettuce Young Onions Cucumbers Radishes Beets J tv String Beans Kale New Tomatoes Also Fresh Pineapples Strasburg Seed Sweet Potatoes r AS r 1- Ii Strawberries < n most Important Sale of Uotnctii Suits Every Woman Is Interested In This News This Morning Fifty New Stylish Do tothe note made from the newest and most fabrics The wanted colors tailormade and strictly highgrade in every particular If you intend to buy a suit this season you will do well to examine this splendid assortment Its unusual but we are to close- out all of our Cloth Suits right now at remarkable prices We decided that well make things lively in our Suit De- partment this week and will sell every Wool Suit at Cost Remembeo that all these are product i v x r9 f t wrtj CTTPF Anf F Affawcr JtL V Jai Y Li Uwo 1 Jlio f t Alterations Mame ae Customers Expense v We Will Fill Orders to your satisfaction V MiTGHBLU QflSSELL BfKBK LEXINGTON KENTUCKY J n y fH ii 4JS I T 4 I 1 ar l desIrable J- gOIng I I Wehave solute H f Y t I i I Be t I 11 e 1 iI H t e T r r NM ReadtoW Suits wn this seasons b r ii i nP 1 v h 1l ¬ > > < > > < > >

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PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY IN THE YEAR

XXV PARIS KENTUCKY TUESDAY MAY 9 1905 NUMBER 3 7

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Withdraws

Mr L B Cockrell Of Winchesterwho had put up the en-

trance fee as a candidate for StateSenator in the primary to be heldMay 18 decided Saturday to with-

drawMr Cockrell was an avowed sup

porter of Judge Thomas H Payntercandidate for the United States

against Hon J C S Blackburnrace will now be between JL

p Thompson and Chas B Ectonboth supporters of Mr Blackburnscandidacy

Paris Horses

Wood Clay will ship his stable ofhorses from Lexington this weeek to

Eastern and will not raceat or Latonia

Talbott Bros will cut Louisvilleand go to Latonia They have wonthe first race at the Latonia meeting-

for the last yearsBoth of the above staples include

many good ones this year and Bourbon will be heard from when thesehorses start

Catering

Private luncheons or dinner servedin whole or part in any ofelaborateness Ices a specialty Ad-

dress BELLE MORROW607 Williams St

E T Phone 440 Paris Zy

SHOE BUSINESS Q

Thompson Agent sold his stock ofshoes to Cincinnati parties

Bad For Lexington

The Lexington team met the StLouis Star Lady Ball Players Sun-

day afternoon at the Belt Line Park

has the following to say of Dempsey

angton B nit r0r ninethey were so only onerun was made and that in the fifthinning In the with twomen on bases and rj mpley ail thebat the hopes of tHe locals were revived as Dempseyhad already gotten-a three base hit a two base hit and asingle but the best he cquld do wasto strike out The resulted 2to 1 in Cincinnati Eagles

The Gentleman srShde

Buy a pair of the famous A Etleton brand of All welldressed gentlemen hein George

has a large stock to selectfrom His oxfords in patent kid andtans are swell 25atf

Court Souse News rThe building committee of the new

court house concluded a final settlement Saturday with the contractorMr I ST Crawford and the bondingCompanies who are his surety were

of willingness of the county-to pay over the amount due him3022020 r v

Mr A Shirq wasallowed his bill of2028 for the the buildingThe Van Dorn Iron Company of

Cleveland was paid 2500 and an additional order for new metal boxesfor the clerks offices costing 800was placed-

A representative of Cassidy SpnCompany of arrived Monday and will begin putting in theelectrical fixtures for lighting thebuilding r

Mr Milburn architect leftSunday morning for Cincinnati andfrom thence to Columbia S C

Circuit Clerk Charles E Butlercommenced yesterday to move therecords of his office This work isbeing done by the county prisonersunder the supervision of A G Savage-

C F Brower Co of Lexingtonwho have the contract for furnishingthe linoleum will commence layingsame Wednesday As soon this isdone J T Hinton will begin puttingin the new furniture which is nowstored in the basement

The frescoing is about completed inthe County Court room andCounty Judges office

County Clerk Circuit Clerk Sher-iff and County Attorney will beready for occupancy Monday next

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IVsi Lou E Rogersngagement of her daughter

Mary Johnson to Sir Roy F Clendenin The marriage will take placeJune 1st at the brides home in Scottcounty-

I Mr Michael David aged about 7years died near Shawhan on Friday

Mr and Mrs George K Hull ofTuxedo Park N have announcedthe engagement of their daughterGrizelda Houston Hull to CaptainRichmond Pearson Hobson wedding to occur at the home of thebrides parents May 25

Mens Shoes

Large stock of Mens Oxfordsin tan patent and vici kid at 350

4 tf GEO McWmcJAMS

DEATHS

Edward H Boone aged 32 thenotedhpynotist formerly of this city

the home of his parents M raidHrs W H Boone at Lexington-F iday afternoon of heart troubleiProtBooiie was known throughoutthe country for his wonderful hypnoticperformances The funeral serviceswere held afrUnion Church Sundaymorning at 11 oclock and intermentin family lot at Mt Vernon

Mr Leslie Clark agedy ars died Saturday morning at 1215ojclock at the home pfhis father Mr

panics fe Clark rfear Hutchisdn this

man of splendid habits andhonor and integrity Early in

March he was suddenly stricken withappendicitis and was hurriedly removed to St Josephs atLexington where he underwent anoperation from which he Sufficientlyrecovered to be taken to his hoiiieearly in April For several weeks tieshowed signs of improvement butcomplication set in that seemed toundermine his strength and vitalityand he passed calmly away

by loved ones who had so longministered to him in the hope of hisultimate recovery He is survived

and one brother RowlandClark of Madisonville Ky hismother nee Hattie Rowland having

nreceeding him to the grave Thetook place Sunday afternoon at

the Paris cemetery at 3 oclock Ser-

vices conducted by Rev J L ClarkMethodist church with which

Mr Clark had lately united Thepall beares were Allen Rowland

artPritts Joel Rowland T DJ ellyj Ashley Austin Douglas

ICE CREAM FHEEZERS Why patchTip than old last summers freezerwhen you can get them so cheap fromLavin They sell tHefamous White Mountain and Arcticbrands and are selling them at

54tThey Are Called Chickens

A Methodist conference will meetin county this month andthe Cynthiana Democrat says thefarmers are raisin threelegged chickens to meet the demand

BEST Cultivated Hemp Seed forsale Will contract next years crophemp E P SONS

You Must Have a Prescription

The Carlisle Democrat is responsi-

ble for the statement that the localoption law is so strictly enforcedthere that when a man wanted tobuy a spiritlevel the dealer refusedto sell it without a prescription

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T Forsyth sold four shares of De

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