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I carry a large line of all kinds pf Whiskiesbottled in bond

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Fine old Cherry Wine old Port Wine Blackberry Wine Duffys Perre Malt Whisky best 2

per gal VanHook Whisky in Paris Bavarianbottled Beer sc per bottleSandwitches of all kinds sc each

L SALOSHINBoth Phone Home 255 E Tenn 29

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Having consolidated my two Livery Stables I gcan be found in the future at the Middle Stablewhere we will be able to furnish the best of Livery fe-

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Special attention given to furnishing of carriagesm for Parties Balls Funerals Etc m

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Lexingf on Ki 1IU Capital Stock QP000 00

Stock Holders Liabilities 600000 00esri rVxili

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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Cataarh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure

F J CHENEYToledo

the undersigned have knowri FJ Cheney for the last 15 years andbelieve him perfectly honorable in allbusiness transactions and financiallyable to carry cut any obligations madeby his firmWALDING RINNAN MARVIN

Wholesale Druggists Toledo 0Halls Cataarh Cure is taken inter

nally acting directly upon the bloodand mucous surfaces of the systemTestimonials sent free Price 75c pebottle Sold by all DrugigstsT

Take Halls Family Pills for constipa

If Yon TryFather Williams Indian Herb Tea

Constipation Liver Sick Kidneys Sour Stomach Sick HeadacheNeuralgia Dyspepsia Indigestion

Dizziness andBad Breath we will refund themoneyThey work day and and youget up in the morning feeling likenew person

Try them 20 cents Tea or TabletsFor sale by W T Brooks

BLOCK LIGHTS

I have a large stock of the famousBlock Gas Lamps Lamp and mantelcomplete only 50 cents

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From tlia Amen Corner

The Cold water Okla Star tells thisstory of a local incident

You can always count on a Coldwater man doing justice to a subjectLast Sunday in one of the pews of achurch here a man B suddenlyawakened by a vicious bite of a fly onhis bald head Not realizing where hewas he struck at the offender and audibly remarked

the fliesThe remark aroused a Deacon in

the next pew who fervently shoutedAmen

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Proposals will be received tobeopened at 2 oclock p m

August 10 1906for the sale to the United States of asuitable site centrally and convenientlylocated for the Federal to beerected in Paris Ky A corner lot

120x130 feet is requiredEach proposal must be bya diagram of the the

foundations obtainable etc Any improvements on the land must be

by the vendor within thirtydays after written the vendorshall pay all expenses connected withfurnishing evidence of title and deedsof conveyance The right to reject any

j proposal is reserved Each proposalmust be sealed marked Proposal forFederal building site at Paris Kyand mailed to theSECRETARY OF THE TREASURY

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London Ky as Seen By a Visitor

Having read so manyitems from London TCy giving accounts of sfueds and numerous assassinations and killings we expected tofind a people different in religious andmoral sentiment but on the contrarywe found a deep religious and moralfeeling that afforded us a most agreeable surprise l Indeed the people ofLondon Ky and of Laurel county ingeneral are among the best peoplewhom we have ever met They areindustrious enterprising sober not asaloon in the county moral andreligious They are also many of themcultured and refined standing for allthat is best in our civil and social life

On reflecting on the situation andmaking some inquiry about the greatnumber of dispatches in our newspapersfrom that point we found that Londonis the central news point from severalof the mountain counties and thatpractically none of the records of crimesent from London orwere committed there but have beengathered to this point from ten or adozen counties

The Sue Bennett Memorial School atLondon under the efficient management of ProfJJLewis is doing a greatwork The people there are alive tothe benefits to be derived from the rightkind of education and are making rapidprogress in this line In conclusionwe were delighted with London and areanxious to visit that beautiful littlemountain city again

A VISITOR

CORN WANTED We are in themarket for Corn and will pay highestmarket price for same

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Honesty Delayed

Andrew Hurst a former resident ofEsbon Okla recently sent 5 to a manwhom he had robbed of some

IS years agoI was led into the evil way by

others and am sorry for it and hopeyou will forgive me I have been converted and am goning to make everything right with my fellow men Iserved the devil for 24 years but amgoing to serve the Lord the balance ofmy life

Meat lor Millions

The daily capacity of the UnionStock Yards in Chicago is 745000

300000 hogs and 50000 sheep persons employed in and about the yardsnumber 45000 upon whom are dependent probably a quarter million

Within the square mile occupied bythe stock yards are 200 acres of pens20 miles of street 20 miles of watering troughs 55 miles of drainage andwater pipes and 150 miles of railroadtracks The stock yards were foundedin 1865 With accessories they represent invested capital of 67000000

Chicago literally supplies the worldwith meats The armies of EnglandFrance Germany and Russia subsistupon fare prepared there as do a greatpart of the population of those countries

The Union Stock yards received lastyear 2613630 head of cattle or 1929923 more than St Louis 1803368 morethan Omaha and 767397 more thanKansas City

Nearly twice the number of sheepslaughtered in Kansas City Omaha andSt Louis are killed annually in

while the stock soldin other cities finds its destination inChicagoSince

of the UnionStock yards 352000000 live animalshave been of which 12370000 were shipped away alive leavinga total of 339630000 animals killedand packed in 40 years at this chiefcenter of the meat industry

Most Merciless Penalty

The grdupof artists in the bootblacking establishment were

the forms of capital punishmentand had entered into a spirited debate asto what constituted the worst possible

of punishmentheld that the electrocution of a

man too merciful a way in whichto punish him for taking human lifeThe argument waxed warm when an

junk dealer who wasa box of rubbish into a lafge bag

took a hand in the game and saidRanges vas too goot for dent lec

tricity vas too goot dem alsoWhy said one of the bystanders

can you imagine greater punishthan taking away a life

the answer dey oughtto put de mens in pizness und net letdem have any customers

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Old Time ActingThe old time actor had peculiar and

primitive views as to elocution and Itsuses I remember a certain old friendof mine who when he recited the opening speech in Richard ill and arrivedat the line In the deep bosom of theocean hurled suggested the deep bosom of the ocean by sending his voiceInto his boots Yet these were fineactors to whom young

who never saw them constantly j

refer The methods of the stage havecompletely changed and with them the

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a few years ago would excite muchmerriment In their delineation of tragedy A very great tragedian of a past

was wont in tent scenein Richard III to hold a piece ofsoap in his mouth so that after the appearance of the ghosts the lather andfroth might dribble down his chin andhe employed moreover a trick swordwhich rattled hideously and what withhis foam flecked face his rolling eyeshis inarticulate groans and his rattlingblade the small boy in the gallerywas scared into a frenzy of vociferousdelight Richard Mansfield in Atlantic

ProficientWhen western Iowa was newly set

tled the farmers in an isolated sectionbanded themselves together as a schooldistrict and proceeded to choose one of

number committeeman A logschoolhouse was erected and soon ayoung woman came that way seekinga chance to teach The committeemanwas designated to ascertain her fitness

When the time for the ordeal arrivedthe public otlicial was at his wits end j

He had been examined himself oftenenough but that was when he was attending district school fifty years

The very thought of conductingan examination himself and for ateacher at that staggered himcould not think of a question to ask j

The young sat waiting andtile old man teetered nervously on histiptoes

Well now Miss Burden he saidcautiously at last kin say thealphabet backards r

Miss Burden could and didFine cried the Ill

just indorse your certificateit thus

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A Great Stamp ForgeryThe most colossal stamp forgery on

record entailed the successfulof collectors throughout Europe

in 1SS9 One day the French papersannounced that King Marje I of Sething an island in the vicinity of China was coming to Paris As it happened this self created monarch wasan exofficer of the French navy andhis appearance in Paris created considerable sensation As soon as hismajesty had been duly advertisedsets of seven different postage stampsmarked Sedaug and bearing threehalf moons appeared and so greatthe demand for them that in less thana month they realized 1000 francseach Not until the king and his

had reaped fat fortunes in thismanner was it discovered that thewhole thing was a hoax and the stampsconsequently worthless

Some Slips of the TongueNever use the word liable when

you mean Do not say forinstance that he is liable to come inat any moment Liable implies misfortune and means exposed to subject to in danger of

Why do most of us speak ofa mystery Any good dic

tionary shows that ravel means tounweave You ravel a mysterytherefore when you solve it In Hamlet Shakespeare says Make you toravel all this matter out

If you and your friend Smith knowman called Jones do not speak toSmith of our mutual friend meanlug Jones Jones is your commonfriend If you are friendly to Smithand Smith is friendly to you you andSmith are mutual but that isthe only sense in which the term maybe rightly used

After an all night session with f theboys a husband wended hisarriving there at about 5 a m Hefound his wife waiting for him in thedining room the confusion of furnitureindicating that she had been anunhappy time

This is a nice time for you tohome snapped the wife

Yes admitted the erring husbandIts a lovely morning-

I havent slept a wink this blessednight with a severe look

Neither have I said the husband

The Renl Simon PareThe simon pure is one of those

plirdsesr which every understandsand not one in alvundred could accountfor Simon Pure was a PennsylvaniaQuaker in Mrs pentlivres A BoldStroke For a Wife produced at DruryLane theater London in February1718 One Colonel Feignwell passeshimself off as and wins the heartof a Bristol heiress Miss Lovely afterrwlilch real Simon Pure turns up

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Dr Green arranges with the Niece of Drschce to handle her famous Uncles GreatThroat and Lung Cure

family is a reliablehousehold that will curecoughs colds chilly sensations runningeyes nose sore throat and bronchial

will the childrenproof against all contagious diseases

a is Bpschees GermanSyrup which has a record of 35 years inthe cure consumption catarrh all

troublesqThe fame of German Syrup

cure since its purchase by DrGreen from the niece of the famous DrBoschee has extended to all parts of theearth It has big sales 10QTwo sizes 250 and 750 All druggists

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Old Shoes for Sausage

A writes thus toaFor 5 years I have kept

a hotel in the town in which I live andduring that time have accumulatedfully half a t9n of oldovershoes left by guests Do youknow whether or not there marketfor such things The answer is

Dispose of them to some of theChicago packing houses

FOR RENTFive nicely furnished rooms for rent

for gents Central locationM L WOODS

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If you will try a case of the famousLion Beer the best on earth and1arenot pleased with it we wijl gladly

your money All recommend this beer for family use and forconvalescents

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Williams Kidney PillsJ Have you your KidneysHave you overworked yoursystem and caused trouble with yourKidneys and Bladder Havepains in the loins side back groinsand bladder Have you a flabbypearance of the face especially underthe eyes Too frequent tourine If so Kidney Pillswill cure you Sample free By mail50 cents Sold by Oberdorfer

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It a hugh task to undertake thecure of such a bad case of kidney

as that of C F Collier of Cherokee Iowa but Electric Bitters didit He writes My kidneys were sofar I could not sit on a chairwithout a cushion and suffered fromdreadful backache headache and depression In Electric Bitters

I found a cure and by themwas restored to perfect healthrecommend this great tonic medfeifcto all with weak s liver otstomach Guaranteed by Oberdorfer the druggist Price 50c

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THELOCAL TIME

Frankfort at 620 am and 200 jrauj Ar 712 am and 247 pmAr at Paris at 750 am and 326 pm

jpmArI Ar Frankfort 1125 am andClose connection made at Paris witfc

trains to and from Cincinnativille Cvnthiana Winchester anaRichmond

Connections made at Georgetownwith the Southern

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