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JEWELERS SILVERSMITHSPARIS KENTUCKY

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Your County and Statare now due Com

and settle and avoid

SlY P CLARKE

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The old reliable Purity Flouralways good 4tf

foot ball goods at Vardens

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roomI je 10 oclock interurban car Roundn 0 cents

F Didlake-If C F Didlake will consent to be

a candidate for Magistrate ofthe Paris precinct he will receive thesupport of

MANY DEMOCRATS

Foot ball goods at Vardens

Still With UsThe watermelon and straw hat are

still in our midst And why shouldthe straw hat be in a hurry to goThere are people who turn up theirnoses at it after the first of Septemberbut there is comfort in the old sunturned headpiece until the frost flies

Millinery OpeningOrtober 1st and 2nd are the dates of

Mrs Corne Watson Bairds millineryopening 18 5t

Fall GoodsYour attention is respectfully called

to the fact that I am showing a verystrong line of fall mattings rugs carpets wall paper etc in fact we canfurnish your house from top to bottomwith the best house furnishings to behad at a most reasonable pricein and see for yourselfJ T HINTON

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FOD ball goods at VardensNotice

The Richard Hawes Chapter U Dwill hold an important business

meeting at their room in the Courthouse today Sept 330 oclockAll members are requested to be

and to bring a book for the District School Library

MRS R J NEELY President

DONT WAIT TOO LONG

Price 4 Co are showing 400samples to select from to hays aSuit made to your order Pricesfrom 16 to 40 Guarantees aperfect fit and tailoring on same

we will show you the

samplesPressCut Glass

Forks and spoons for 10 cents aThe largest and cheapest line in

ParisFORD CO

Highwaymen Busy in These PartsHighwaymen seem to be holding

erg gamcnti in these partsastwo holdups were pulled off within thecity limits Monday night

Thos H South of Frankfort wasreturning from North Middletown at

and was halted in East Paris bythree white men and at the point of

was compelled to hand out 30in cash a fine Swiss gold watch valued

pistolMr on the buggyseat until a few minutes before he washalted He said he tad become a littlechilly and after passin two arc lightsne put his gun into his hip pocket and

covered him with a big gun and thethrough him taking his

Pistol firsthelplessback 2 of the money as he wish

that the chain and fobwas the gitf of a young lady friend

and chain as requested and after admonishing him to keep quiet permittedmm i

About the same time Mr HenrySnnnf

near the Fair Grounds andmade to hand ovex 460 all of themoney he had with him Thethan

pikeAnotherUP was started Wednesday morningupon streets It was said thatfound in an unconscious condition and

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investigation of the matter it appearstnaring the story did not pan out welland resembles something like a fake

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MENTION

Mrs JVW en the guest ofher son Leo Hayden in Louisville

Misses Florence Fee and Lizzette

Mr and Mrs Win R Blakemoreare expected from Chicago today tovisit relativesMrs MaryC Webb has returnedhome two weeks visit to relatives

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Mr and Mrs James Duncan Bellare attending the State Fair at Louisville this weekMiss Estella Heller of Cincinnati

Miss Emma Erringer ofis the guest of Mr and Mrs C

B Erringer at RoslynMiss Katherine Davis left Wednesday to enter Belmont College

Tenn for the ensuing yearMisses Louise Wyatt and Mar

Conductor Harry Lyons of theL N who has had a slight attackof appendicitis for the past week is

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returned to his home in ChicagoMrs Earl Ashbraok and Messrs

Alan Temple and Thomas Ashbrookare visiting Mr and Mrs Withers andMr and Mrs Headley at FairlawnLexington

uetonsing Mich where Mrs Wilsonand the children have been spendingthe summer

Mr Mrs Ed Turner havemoved their country home andwill reside for the winter with the lat

mother Mrs Jean Harmon onWalkers Avenue

H M Collins is taking in theState Fair at Louisville this weekand will probably to Cincinnatifrom there and remain to hear BryanspeaK on Wednesday next

Miss Hazel Cottingham who graduated from the Paris High schools inJune and was awarded the valedictory t

of her class is taking a course in Lexington business College

Miss Georgia Grimes left Mondayfor Talladge Ala where she willagain resume her duties as instructorii mathematics and Science in theAlabama Synodical Col eg j for Women

Mrs Curtis Smith and son Mr j

Renick Smith who have been on anextpnded visit to the formers parentsMr and Mrs W H left

for their home in DallasTexas

Mr and Mrs James Thompsonwill be the guests of Mrs Sidney Clayat the Country Club for her dinnerSaturday evening which she is givingin honor of Mr and Mrs Eaton ofCovington

The Young Ladies German Clubhas been reorganized for the ensuingyear The will be Mrs EdithAlexander Bronston President MissHelen Frank Treasurerand Miss MaryClay Secretary The first germanwill be given in October

Program for the Catholic PicnicThe following is the program for the

big Catholic picnic to be held at theFair Grounds Wednesday Sept 23for the benefit of the Catholic churchof this city

1030 a mule race twicearound ring prize 100 lbs flour

a raceheats best two in three three times

11 15 a nv hoot race for boys under years Of age once around ring

prize Rugby footballIntermision 11 30 a m to 1 30 p

m for dinner1 30 p race for boys over

twelve and under sixteen years ofage twice around ring prize pair ofshoes value 30010 p hurdle race twice

around ring prize one riding bridlevalue 300

200 p turnoutprize 500 fn gold

215 p m Pony ponies 46inches and under heats best two inthree three times around ring prize5002 30 p race for boys

under sixteen years of age prizeball and bat

240 p m Tug of war free for allprize Howard Hat

3 00 p m Pony race for ponies 43inches and under heats two best inthree three times around ring prizepony saddle aue 500

3 15 p for fat men 220pounds or over once around ringprize Bourbon Belle cigars

330 p show boys andgirls under two years of age must betwo or more entries prize fancy rocking chair or 250 in cash

3 45 p m Race for lean men sixfeet tall not to weigh over 160 poundstwice around ring prize one box Sterling cigars

4 00 p race under saddlefree for all three times around ringprize 500

415 p foot race oncearound ring prize bottle perfumevalue 200

430 p m Foor race for ladiesfree for all fifty yard dash prizecomb and brush

Trap shooting Best score for entirelay prize 100 cigarssecond best score for day 50Stoner cigars v

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For SaleAs agentof the heirs of the late Mrs

C I Judy I sell at public auctionif not sold privately before on

Saturday October 24 1908on the premises in North Middletownthe twostory dwelling consisting offive rooms front and back porchesnecessary outbuildings Place

about 14 acres and would makedesirable home for anyone want

i ng a small place Anyone desiring tolook over the place apply to T JJudy who will take pleasure in showing them about the premises

GEO W JUDYtd Agent For the Heirs

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county certainly have treat in storefor them if the preparations for thefall display of millinery at the store ofMrs Corne Watson Baird continues as

started Mrs Baird showed theNews yesterday some of the mostbeautiful creations in millinery that hehas ever had the pleasure of seeing

Miss Janet Scott of LosCal has been engaged to superintendthe trimming department and with ascore of helpers she is making

progress for the grand opening onOctober 1st and 2nd

Every lady in Borubon and adjoiningcouties should be on hand at this bigdisplay whether they intend to buy ornot for it will be worth a trip of milesjust to have a look Mrs Baird sassthe much takled of Directoire Hat willbe much in and her stock willbe Hor line of hats as

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