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FOR SALE Sorghum Millet and Cow-

Peas E F SPEARS SONS

WILL ADJOURN The spring term ofthe Court of Appeals will adjourn Saturday

CAMP Hill CampMeeting begins August 6 and continuesten days

0 H Bowen opticianWill be at A J Winters Cos onThursday June 25th

INDIANS PLAY NebraskaIndians genuine redskins willgame of baseball at Cynthiana June 24

They are good players and willcrack nine of that city

RESIGNED Horace Redmon and TJ Mackey two popular clerks withParker James have resigned theirposition with that firm and will takeHorace Greelys advice and go west

CHILDRENS DAY will beChildrens Day at the Second Presbyterian church All the children of thecongregation are earnestly requested toattend The public is cordially invited

A HEALTHY DRINK For family usetry Lion Beer It

B P O E Our Paris Broom Pa3tory has gotten UD a new broom andnamed it B P O E It retails at 25

cents each and is the best broom onearth for 25 cents Ask your grocer forone It

FEUDISTS ENLIST Sixteen youngmen all the finest specimen of physicalmanhood from Breathitt county enlistedyesterday at Lexington in the regulararmy and sent to the Columbus

Go Davis Faris for groceriesfruits and vegetables and coopfedchickens Phone 433 2t

DARK AND Callahantestified that he did not cross the streetbecause the court house corridor looked

dark and smoky The corridor is notthe only thing in Jackson that has takenon that hue within the past six months

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TRY ONE When you want a goodsmoke try the Lafayette H cigar

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DATE J E Robbinswho has recently been appointed specialjudge to try Caleb Powers Wednesdayfixed Monday August 3 to begin thetrial He has arranged his businessmatters so as give the trial his abso-

lute attention

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NEW AUTOMOBILE Dr J S

has purchased an Oldsmobile The doctor accompanied hyhis wife and a Mr Phillips left Cincinnati last Monday in it at 1 30 p m andarrived in this city at 10 p m Hemakes his professional calls In it andhas become an expert chauffier

FOR Corn Peas Hungarian and MilletSeed go to Geo W Stuart

KENTUOKIAN FOUND DEAD AtChattanoogo Tenn John Baldwinwhite employed by the ChattanoogaSteel Roofing Company was found deadWednesday morning in the stable ofthe company he was working for Hishome issaid to be in Kentucky nearParis

LDST On Tuesday a bicycle lanrpbetween Paris and Kenney Station onthe Lexington pike Suitable rewardfor return to NEWS office 2t

ANEW Court of Ap-

peals yesterday reversed the FayetteCircuit Court in the Dr A P Taylorcase Verdict set aside and new trialordertd Dr Taylor was sentenced tothree years in penitentiary for embezzlement in an investment company

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SPECIAL TRAIN There will be asbecial train leave Paris at 2 oclockSunday June 21 1903 for Millersburgreturning after sermon by Rev J LClark and dedication of graves of de-

ceased Odd fellows arriving at Paris at580 oclock Fare 50c round trip All

ire invited to go Leave nameswith E BV January Dr F M Fariesor G B Minter

THE BOURBON ROAST A VersaillesKy lady who his been paying fortycents per pound coffee for several

tried a sack of The PowerGqs Bourbon Roait andit better than forty cant coffee Bourbon

at fifty cents per sack ofthree pound It

KILLED BY A Wm BLucas a rural mail carrier in Woodfordcounty was struck by an express trainwhile driving across the track at Duckers Station Woodford county Mondayafternoon about two oclock and instantly killed His body was frightfully mangled and his brains were scattered along the track for fifty feet His

wagon was tormto splinters MrLucas was 38 years old and leaves a

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The Elks at Lexington

Thursday the Kentucky Elks atLexington for their annualand havef since had complete possession-of that city with their ladies sponsorsand maids of honor Three thousanddelegates are attending representing-the cities of Owensboro HopkinsvilleDanville Covington Newport George-

town Winchester Henderson MtSterling Cynthiana Frankfort Louisville and Paris Col W C P Breckinridge was the orator of the day Hewas assisted by Dean Baker P Lee andthe Hon E M Dickson of this cityMr Dickson responded to two addressesof welcome His address is spoken ofa3 an able effort The visitors havebeen entertained in every conceivableway and the reunion closed

night with two grand balls one atthe Phoenix Hotel and the other at Merrick Lodge

Just before adjourning the Elkselected the following officers of theassociation Judge James P TarvinOf Covington was made presidentvice W P Kimball of Lexington HClay Elkin Lexington first vice president Harry Tandy Paducah secondvice president S J Samuel Hopkinsvillethird vice presidentjiiodes Shackelford Richmond treasurer and GeorgeL Barnes Frankfort secretary

PLEAD GUILTY Chas Sanders andThomas Mann negroes on trialat Maysville for assaulting John BFarrow whom State Militia have beenguarding from mob for several dayswere yesterday afternoon given fiveyears each in penitentiary Sandersplead guilty and they were just threequarters of an hour convicting Mann

dried beef devilroast beef and everything good forlunches at

16j2t CHAS P COOK Cosdesire to thank our old

friend Zeke Porter who sends a cooyof the Moline Ill Daily Jour aal Itcontains on first page an excellent halttone of a large new hotel just completed-in that city with Zekes name amongthe list of invited guests for the firstdinner May you live long Ezekial toenjoy many more big dinners

WANTED An invalids chair Mustbe in good order and cheap Address

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IT WILL PAY You Mr SmithOBrien advertised in NEWS Tuesday morning that he had lost his smartfox terrier dog Blitzen and in a fewhours received a telephone messagefrom Olintouville from a lady saying shehad a dog that answered the discriptiongiven in this paper So bring in yourads as you see it will pay you tenfold

A HEALTHY DRINK For family usetttry ISion Beer i it

HOUSE FOR CAPT E WEN Mrs MaryShreve Ransom of Louisville offered-to Capt B J Ewen of Jackson theuse of a home owned by her at 608Sixth street rent free for six months ora vear She states that Capt Ewenmay move his family down at once andtake possession Mrs Ransom hasagreed to put in a lot of furniture and togive 50 to the fund being raised underthe auspices of theiCourier Journal

SPECIAL SALE Our prices on lawnsswiss and now on special saleNineteen and twentyfive cent quality-at 9 cents for this week only

HARRY SIMON

UP TO THE in thecases of Curtis Jett and Tom Whitecharged with the murder of James BMarcum were begun at Jackson Wednesday morning The submission oftestimony and the charge of the grandjury were completed yesterday after-noon The wholesale abuse heaped byFulton French the first speaker for thedefense upon the witnesses of the prosecution almost caused a fight betweenFrench and County Attorney Blanton

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CUPIDS ARROW

The wedding of Mr Charles Mayand Miss Edna Fithian was solemnized-at the Episcopal church in this cityWednesday evening It was a verypretty wedding the color scheme beingpink and white and was very prettilycarried out in the bridesmaids and

The bridesmaids were MissesIsabel Milda McMillanTom Waller of Morganfield and LauraBrowning of Versailles gowned inwhite silk mull Miss Mary Lou Fithian was maid of honor and was gownedin pink mull

The bride is a granddaughter of DrWash Fithian and was a member ofthe High School faculty the past yearDr Fithian the agednever looked handsomer than whenwalking down the aisle to give the brideaway

The bride was very becomingly attiredin white mull with the usual veil andcarrying white sweet peas

Rev Henry Knott of Lexington performed the ceremony

Mr and Mrs May left on the 945train for a short wedding

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PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs John Brewer is visiting at MtCahnel

Miss Rosa Soloshin is visiting in Lex

ingtonMrNat C Rogers ill with

pneumoniaW F Kenney of Carlisle was in the

city Tuesday

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Mr GWMyers is quite ill withstomach trouble

Mrs A P Allis is slowly improvingafter her serious illness

Miss Margaret Fitzgerald is visitingrelatives in Georgetown

Supt Lewis Hood of the L Nwas in the city yesterday

Attorney Bailey Berry of Cynthiana-was in the city yesterday

Hon Henry Prewitt of Mt Sterling-is attending Circuit Court

Mrs Kelley Brent of Kansas City isvisiting relatives in this city

Col George Washington of Newport-

is here attending Circuit Court

Miss Etta Ham of Carlisle is visiting the family of W T Ficklen Jr

Richard Linville who has had quite-

a siege with typhoid fever is out again

Mrs Louis Smoot of Maysville isthe guest of her sister Mrs Wm Remington

Miss Laura Trundell of StampingGround is the guest of the Misses Lilieston

Mrs Amos Turneym

and daughterMiss Leslie leave for St

LouisMrJames Kelley of Cincinnati was

the guest of Miss Margaret Roche Wed

nesdayMrsJ D Butler Jr leaves today

for a two weeks visit to Mrs J C

at Charleston W Va

Mrs Neville Fisher and daughterwho have been in Georgetown for severalweeks return home to day

Mrs Mary C Miss MaryWebb Gass spent yesterday in Livingstonwith Conductor F P Webb

Caroline Taylor of Kansas Citywho has been visiting relatives in thiscity left yesterday for her home

Mrs Bessie Breeden Richey who hasbeen visiting friends here for several daysreturns to her home in Ohio today

Miss Anna Louise Clay has returnedhome after a visit of several months toher sister Mrs Goodwin at CarioEgypt

Miss Hazel Duvall of Ruddells Millsand Mrs R K Faris and daughter ofCynthiana are guests of Mrs J HarrisonDavis j

E O Fretwell who ill forseveral months is gradually growingweaker expected atany moment

Miss Boyd of Ohio Miss Browning-of Versailles and Miss Waller of Morganfield were here attending the MayFithian nuptials

Miss Belle Price of Chicago who hasbeen visiting her sister Mrs I L Priceand Miss Lucile Price of this city arevisiting friends at Georgetown

Mr Wm Hinton and Mr CharlesStephens attended the Association of Kentucky Baptists at Winchester Wednes-

day They report large crowd in attendance

Mrs Gibson Taylor formerly ofthis city now of the State of Washing-ton is in St Louis en route to KentuckyShe has been delayed in Missouri by the

floodsMrsE A Hughes formerly Miss

Katie Connelley of this city who hasbeen visiting relatives here for severalweeks has returned to her home atMonette Mo

Among the Parisians who attendedthe Elks dance Wednesday night given-to the sponsors and maids of honor inattendance at the reunion in Lexington-were Mr and Mr E M Dickson Mrand Mrs Brice Steele Mrs Ida RogersCol J G Craddock Misses Milda McMillan Sue Buckner Lizzette DicksonIsabelle Armstrong Eddie Spears MarthaClay Margaret LyneMessrsWill HintonRobt Lyne Buck Woodford R P DowJr John Spears Clell Turney and ChasMcMillan The dance was given at Merrick Lodge and Phoenix Hotel in orderto accommodate the large crowd present

PREACHING There will be preachingSunday morning and night at Baptistchurch

Circuit Court

After several days of adjournmentCircuit Court convened yesterday withJudge Cantrill on the bench and Com-monwealths Attorney Franklin at hispost of duty

John Sherman Johnson aged seven-teen years plead guilty on the charge ofhorse stealing and was given four yearsconfinement in the State House of Reform

The suit of E F Spears Sons vsL A Soper for 1500 for alleged failureto carry out contract as to blue grassseed occupied almost the entire day andis still going on It is stubbornly contested Judge H C Howard and Buckner Clay representing the plaintiffs

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The Jolly Fellows German Club onThursday evening at Odd Fellows Hallgave another of their delightful enter-

tainments This will be the last cotillongiven by this Club this season Thecotillon was led by Mr William Hintonone of the clubs most popular membersThe figures were all pretty and originalsome of which were very difficult butwere very artistically and successfully ex-

ecuted At twelve oclock a veryluncheon was served at Crosdales

CafeThe guests wereMr Clell Turney and Miss Lizzette

Dickson Mr Will Hinton and Miss EddieSpears Mr Hugh Brent and Miss HelenBlair Cincinnati Mr Ford Brent andMiss Tom Waller Mr Ben Woodford

and Miss Amanda Yerkes Mr JohnYerkes and Miss Hattie Hill Mann MrJim Woodford and Miss Lucy Buckner

Mr Tom Buckner and Miss MarthaClay Mr Will Ferguson and Miss Frances Johnson Ray Mann and Miss

Lorine Butler Mr E Harryington and Miss Bettie Brent Johnson-

Dr M C Dailey and Miss Laura Brown

ing Dr John Miller Stephens and Miss

Madge Coruthers Dr C G Daughertyand Miss Georgia Goodwin Mr CharlesMcMillan and Miss Maggie Lyne MrClarence Thomas and Miss Ollie ButlerMr Payne and Miss Bas

Mr Ed Tucker and Miss GertrudeRenick Mr Edwin Sweeney and Miss

Emily Barnes Mr Henry May and Miss

Mary Lou Fithian Mr Charles May andMiss Edna Fithian Mr Bob Lyne and

Miss Sue Buckner Mr William ClarkandMiss Phoebe BucknerMrandMrsEarlFerguson Mr and Mrs Walter KenneyMr and Mrs Ben Woodford Mr andMrs Swift Champ Mr Owen Davis andMiss Ernst Mr Albert Hintonand Miss Anna May Mr Will Hart andMiss Isabel Armstrong Mr John Spears

and Miss Milda McMillan Mr and Mrs

E M Dickson Mrs Brice Steele Mrs

W L Yerkes Mr Buckner Woodford

and Miss Mary Woodford Other guestswere Mesdames Mary Ireland Davis

Frank Clay Mayme Fithian W TBuckner Henry Butler Mr and MrsW E Board Dr and Mrs F M Panes

Contributions to Mr Ewen

The following selfexplanatory letterappeared in Thursdays Herald

PARIS KY June 17 1903

Lexington Herald Lexington KyGENTLEMEN Please find endorsed

draft on Louisville for 25 payable tothe order of B J Ewen Esqplease pass to that gentleman with yourother funds The amount was subscribed by several gentlemen who werein our office on the 15th and the draftdrawn that same day which accounts

being made out in favor of MrEwen and to yourselves

JO Yours very trulyr N F BREN-

TJ W Bacon Paris 5 BurkeParis P Wornall Paris 5

N F Brent Paris 5 B DaleLouisville 5

The total amount to date raised forMr Ewen is 162960

SUGAR CANE will stand the droughtand now is the time to sow It is oneof the best of stock foods For pureseed go to Geo W Stuarts

Administrators Sale-

I will sell publicly on Court homesquare at 11 oclock County Courtday

MONDAY JULY 6th1 bay family horse1 rubber tire coupe1 phaeton harness2 other personal property

belonging to the estate of Col Robt TFord deceased

The coupe is an excellent piece ofwok but used and can be seenafter July 1st at the warerom of Mr RJ Neely

WM G FORDAdmr of Col R T Ford deed

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To wear LowCut Shoes Whywear those old high top shoes thatyou bought last winter when youcan be comfortable in a a pairof our dainty Oxfords Wehave them in all the fashionable

Colt Vici Kid etc and at prices-

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GRENADINESPRINTED SWISSES AND LAWNS

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WRITE GOODSAll the new weaves in Oxfords Madras Damask c

YM AND TORCHON LACESLarge assortment all new patterns

WATCH OUR BARGAIN TABLESomething new every week new goods at about one

third off the regular price

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Dont Separate Yourself From YourMONEY Until You Have SeenMy Goods

You will See Lots of Hot Air Talk about LowPrices and Big Stocks but You Know

Where to Find the Largest Stockto Select from and you can

JUDGE THE PRICES YOURSELF

Wall Paper-I will show you Ten Patterns of Wall

any other dealers one Price 3 cts up

CarpetsI have the only line of Carpets and Mattings to be found in Paris Can let you see

you but it You dont have to selectfrom a little dinky sample of a yard of goods

FurnitureNo-w really I dont have to tell you abutthat know Ibuy the best and

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just because we accommodate you and thenif your Furniture comes from here you knowit is new as we have no secondhand goodsin stock I absolutely guarantee you bettergoods and at lower prices quality consideredthan any Furniture house in Central Ky

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Dry Goods at Cost and BelowEvery department is full of the newestand best goods An opportunity to

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