THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS FEB 15 907 a t L 0 irENttGKY > = IOOL- BSSOCRENE Sold by W C DO JoON PariS Ky DO3STT FORGET Saturday Jan I99 to January 30th Great Reduction Sale of Dry Goods Dress Goods Ladies and Chil drens Cloaks Ladies Suits Skirts Waists Millinery Shoes and Carpets TWIN Dry Goods Shoes and Millinery Department PARIS KENTUCKY GAS COKE CRUSHED lie Per Bushel LUMP lOc PerBushe1 A load of coal costs you 500 Much of the HEAT goes off as GAS with the smoke We save the GAS and only25O for a load of COKE and you GET ALL OF THE HEAT This Coke is the Cheapest Hottest and Cleanest Fuel on the Market PARIS GAS LIGHT COMPANY 7 I I 1 i ff- iti3t t si c 1 1 C t J 14- i r 1ft f t- t 1ii if r i J Jx- tl l i i j pit i t i dtt l tEff BRO 1 c USE t charge you I j + < < > t t tr 0- I e Word To the CashBuying People of Paris and Bourbon County r I Here is an opportunity of a lifetime to purchase from TWIN BROS 7O3 Main Street liEENS CLOTHING BOYS CLOTHING MENS OVER- COATS Mens and Soys HIGH GRADE SHOES Mens and Boys jSSrSTJlfpESWEAIl SHIRKS TRUNKS SUIT CASES ETC la fact everything that is sold in a firstolass clothing aud shoe store At Prices Less Than the Manufacturers Cost V Our Loss is Your Gain We want the Money you want the Goods They will be sold for SPOT CASH THIS SALE LASTS FOR TEN DAYS ONLY Remember Place and Date of Sale JWIN BROS CLOTHING AND SHOE STORE 703 Main St Next to Fees Grocery JANUARY 19th TO JANUARY 29 INCLUSIVE Bring Your Family Bring Your Friends4 AU their ONLY I L J t t ¬ TriE aOURBON NEWS BOTH PHONES 124 NO 320 MAIN STREET SWIFT CHAMP EDITOR AND OWNER Entered at the Paris Kentucky Postoffice as Secondclass Mail Matter Established in J88J 24 Years of Continuous Publication each subsequent insertion reading notices 10 cents per line each issue black 20 cents per line each issue cards of thanks calls on candidates and similar matter 10 cents per Special rates for big advertisements i r advertisements 100 per inch for first tim 50 cents per incb line Ships and Guns The question of building more battle- ships is again under discussion in Con gress and President Roosevelt in his letter to the chairman of the House Committee on naval affairs urges the construction of battleships of large displacement with their primary bat teries all of one type Jof big guns As the battlelships at present in com mission will all be comparatively worthless in a few years it is most important that such new ships as Con gress may provide for shall be of the most modern type and able to more than cope with anything afloat The size of the battle ship is the only thing to be considered for it is acknowledg- ed that a battle ship of naucrht type would be at the mercy of a smaller ship with greater speed and armed with guns of greater size and power than the present 12 inch guns Four 14 or 16 inch guns mounted on a vessel of much less dispTac ament than the Dreadnaught on the ancient plan of the bow and stern chasers with which the privateers of the war of 1812 were armed which enabled them to stand- off and make easy prey of a ship of greater power and a much greater broadside of lighter guns- It requires no argument to prove that a battle ship of 16000 tons carrying four 16 inch guns and having superior speed would have the 20 000 ton Dread naught at her mercy although the lat ter has ten 12 inch guns in her broad side The faster ship will always be abe to select the distance she win fight at and would naturally choose to- be where her antagonist could do her- the least harm The ship with 12 inch armor is now comparatively safe outside of the range of torpedoes whose radius is from three to five thousand yards because the present 12 inch naval gun is unable to pierce 12 inch armo at that distance but a smaller battle ship with larger guns and with necessary speed might inflict such damage as to lead to her sinking It is demonstrated that guns of I ol 16 inch will weigh but little more the present 12 inch naval gun and it is necessary to use such enormous powder charges yet the range of these larger guns is superior to the 12 inch type The construction of these larger guns is urged by the Chief of Ordnance of the Army and his recommendation is based upon a long of experi ments so his conclusions must beac cepted as correct As it is now we are following in the wake of England and throwing away millions lars every year on shjps and armament that have already proved to be of an obsolete type and yet our pottering Re publican politicians seem determined to perpetuate a type of ships and which will be turned over to the junk heap They persist in providing for shells that experience proves will not the armour of a battle ship at the distance that the known range of torpedoes compels the commander of a battle ship to place his vessel at notwithstanding that experiments have proved that shells which explode on contact available and the present shells in use are comparatively worth less v The committee of the House and Senate on naval affairs must wake up and learn their lesson and not continue in a rut that will bring disaster if we shall be so unfortunate as to engage in a war with a firstclass naval power Uncle Sam must have the best and most modern and projectiles that the ingenuity of our inventors is offering and the expense rf experi- menting with the new idea offered is but a small matter compared to the millions we are annually expending that are wasted On the Gridiron The political potpie dished up for the declaration of the gastronomists invit ed to the Gridiron feast is now declared not to have been on the bill of fare but was the spontaneous offering of President piose el and Senator to aid fo the joyity of an otherwise very dull occasion If any one else but these two principal politi cal performers had broached the Brownsville aaff air at that function he would have been voted a nuisance but the prominence of the principals and the evident intention of the President to attack the Senator and the prompt- ness with which the latter uttered his defiance made the verbal combat in 1 teresthig- j These attacks of prominent Republi- cans viip wjiat they calim to be the I the Dread I j I I I I I I I than not series are Idol guns penetrate I are I ships guns I I I l r ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < mistakfs of President Rposveelt are becoimng an every day occurrence Conrgessman Wadsworth who crossed swords with President Roosevelt over the meat inspection law has returned to the attack by a speech in Congress in which he produced evidence from the Department of Argiculture justify ing his course and stating that Secre tary had not considered it neces sary to propose any amendment to the law although the President declared it was very very bad Congressman Wadsworth read to the House the now celebrated correspondence between himself and the President and went on to say As the House well knows the very bill condemned so severely by the Ex ecutive in his letter with few amend ments which in no way and I measure my words increased its effectiveness was signed by him June 30 1906 and is the law of the land The public reports of this dramatic scene in the Hosue of Representatives say that Mr Wadsworths were received by prolonged cheering and the most extraordinary thing was that no member arose to defend the President On the same day January 31 at the same time the Wadswoith attack on the President was made in the House of Representatives Senator Carter assail ed the public land policy of the Admin istration in the Senate by flaying Secretary Hitchcock for whose acts the President is responsible and who it was declared in the land prosecutions and investiagtions acted under the ex- press direction of the President Again no Senator arose to defend the President or the Secretary of the In terior Is there a concerted plan by Republican members of Congress to attack the Administration on its weak points antf where the executive officials have exceeded their constitutional limi tations It certainly looks so Demand Good Seed The lobby supported by the seedmen- to defeat the annual appropriation for free seeds was unsuccessful and the farmers win have the only graft out of the government they have ever had a share in Send in your order to your Representative or Senator and demand of the Agricultural Depart- ment that it furnish good seeds Hitting Back The people having legislated agin the railroads trusting soon to get reasonable rates the railroads are i back by charging full rates for the transportation of soldiers horses and their equipment In this the rail roads have evidently got the best of us for while our reasonable rates are still in the future the railroads are charging both ourselves and the government all the traffic win bear I Comes High It will cost thb 81500000 to support Army for the fiscal year beginning July 1 which increase of over 10000000 from the present year so the discharge of the three companies of negro soldiers of the Brownsville I shooting affair does not appear to have made any saving The Right Class The class that builds up a city and enjoys life and makes the best citizens are the enterprising and liberal men who believe in living and letting others live and who when they get a dollar dont squeeze it until the Goddess of Liberty feels as if a corset laced to the last notch would feel more uncomfor- table Such squeezing is what caused hard times and stops the circulation of the American Eagle If it were not for our broadguaged and enter- prising men it would be impossible to build up a prosperous city The Poor Rich Boy Instead of sympathy for the ehance boy we should rather pity the rich boy What opportunity has he to become more than an ornament or a mere owner As Riley makes the old Hoosier say Whats more pathetik- er than just abeing rich Out of sheer humanity something to be j done for the boy whose father has money Genius is not confined to poor and humble birth It should be pos- sible for the chap whose mother wore a diamond sunburst really to rise in the world The cottage and the cabin have become too arrogant brownstone fronts have their rights Fie on a civilization thatr opens he doivof op pprtunity only to he rtunate qor Wilson nOv remarks I again hit- ting American taxpayer the is- m inconsequence L I less PQor ought I t I f l J ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Dont neglect your cough v f- r V Statistics show that in New York City alone over 200 people die every week from consumption And most of these consumptives might be living if they had not neglected the warning cough You know how quickly Scott J- Emtifoion enables you to throw off a cough or cold ALL DRUGGISTS soc 100 v ooi ooooo t t9 l 0 t 1 P aft hEf i l Y l S r I A Y I o a- tg 3 o tD- Jo o now 0 S Sc- ae eQ g iCe ANd V OOOOOOOOOOOO OO OOOOOOO- > > = DEMOCRATIC TICKET For W Hager For Li eutGovernor South Trmble For AttorneyGeneral K Hen drick For Superintendent of Public Instruc- tion E A Gullioh For Commissioner of Agriculture J W Newman Fx r Secretary of State Hubert Vreeland For Auditor Henry Bbsworth For Treasurer Ruby Laffoon For Clerk Court of Appeals John B Chenault For United States Senator J C W Beckham Regular as Sun Is an expression as old as the race No doubt the rising and setting of the sun v is the most regular performance in the universe unless it is the action of the liver and bowels when regulated with Dr Kings New Life Pills Guaranteed by Oberdorfer the drug- gist 25 cents i Jn a Way GovernorS the ¬ The baby ees learning ze French yes madame Hes learned the gestures anyway Harpers Weekly Endorsed By the County The most popular remedy in Otsego county and the best friend of my family writes Wm M Deitz editor and publisher of the Otsego Journal Gilbertsville N Y is Dr Kings New Discovery It has proved to be an infallible cure for coughs and colds making short work on the worst of them We always keep a bottle in the house I believe it to be the most valuable prescription known for lung and throat diseases Guaranteed to never disappoint the taker by Ober dorfer the druggist Price SOc and 100 Trial bottle free Disappointed I I The reusou you dont sympathize with me is that you have never been disappointed In love yourself I havent efc Thats nil you know Wliy I once advertised for a wife with a million dollars and I never got a sin fle replyv Philadelphia Press The lamit ot lAfe The most eminent medical scientists are unanimous in the conclusion that the generally accepted limitation of life is many years below the at tainment with the advanced knowledge of which the race is now possessed The critical period that determines its duration seems to be between 50 and GO tins proper care of the body during this decade qannot be too strongly carelessness then fatal to longevity Natures best helper after 50 the scientific toniemedicine that revitalizes every organ o the body Guaranteed by f tie the 50 cents Everybody Should Know Says C 6 Hays a prominent ness man of Bluff Mo that Bucklens Arnica Salve is the quickest and surest healing salve ever applied to a sore burn or wound or to a case of piles Ive used It and know what Im talking about Guaranteed by the druggist 25 cents Pure Bared PlyinouthRoek Cockerel and je bbblers Address Paris Kv 725 I f j 1S 1Ugsist 1 bus I l i l r Sal oJ It I set vnl t S AnL FERGU ON E 1 n el D 4 > ¬ > County Court Days Below is a list of County Courts held each month in counties tributary to Paris i Anderson Lawrenceburg 3d Monday Bath Owingsville 2d Monday Bourbon Paris 1st Monday Boyle Danville 3d Monday fT Breathitt Jackson 4th Monday Clark Winchester 4th Monday Estill Irvine 3d Monday v Fayette Lexington 2d Monday Fleming Flemingsburg 4th Monday Franklin Frankfort 1st Monday Garrard Lancaster 4th Monday Grant Williamstown 2nd Monday Harrison Cynthiana 4th Monday Henry Newcastle 1st Monday Jessamine Nicholas vi lie 3d Monday Lee Beattyville 4th Monday Lincoln Stanford 2nd Monday Madison Richmond 1st Monday V Mason Maysville 2d Monday Mercer Harrodsburg 1st Monday Montgomery Mt Sterling3d Mondayi Nicholas Carlisle 2nd Monday Oldham Lagrange 4th Monday Owen Owenton 4th Monday Plendletown Falmouth 1st Monday Powell Stanton 1st Monday Pulaski Somerset 3d Monday Scott Georgetown 3d Monday Shelby Shelbyville 2nd Monday Wayne Montcello 4th Woodford Versailles 4th Monday Hows This Ve offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of catarrh that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure F J CHENEY CO Toledo 0 We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the last 15 years and be lieve him honorable in all business transactions and able to carry out any obligations made by his firm WALDING KINNAN MARVIN Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Hans Catarrh Cure is taken inter- nally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free Price 75 cents per bottle Sold by all druggists Take Halls Family Pills for constipa- tion 24nov f The Best and Cheapest You can get the finest of flowers for funerals weddings parties etc from Miss Margaret She represents the best of florists Prices reason- able 20tf Williams Carbolic Salve With Arnica and Witch Hazel The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Tetter Chapped Hands and all skin eruptions It guaranteed to give satisfaction or re funded Price 25c Druggists WILLIAMS MFG Cleveland O For sale by Oberdorfer Engraving If you want the very latest style in engraved your order at this office Williams idney Pills Have you overworked your nervous system and caused trouble with your Kidneys and Bladder Have pains in the loins side back groins bladuerV Have you a pearance of the face especially under the eyes Too to pass urine If so Williams Kidney Pills will cure you Sample mail 50 cents Sold WILLIAMS MPG Goj Cleveland O Reasonable Prices Miss Margaret Toolen invites all her old customers to can on her before pur- chasing flowers for the holidays She all kinds of cut and pot ted plants at reasonable prices 20tf The Bluegrass Traction Seedulo December 1906 Cars leave for George town 6 a m and every hour until 8 p m 9 30 and 11 p m Cars leave Lexington for Versailles 6 a m and every hour until 8 p m 9 30 and 11 m Cars leave Lexington for Paris m and every hour until T p m and llpni Cars leave Georgetown for cvcxjrMVUV UJitll I 13 1015 p leave Versailles for u c in every 845 and 1015 p m Cars leave Paris for Lexington G af m and every hour 8 p m and 10 p m Ihave a large stock of the famous Block Gas Lamps Lamp and mantel complete only 50 cents tf J J CONNELL Fine Engrayinjr r tKe of work in the very latest style on short notice t fen visiting cards losikea iiice present JCjeavejour order with WST fr i i i I financ ilIy To len t i cards l I F you neglected your Kidneys yo t 1 I E I f f orders comp ny t f 2 t 6 a LeXington m and llnd m i Cars gtoI ii and hour until 7 p 7ni 1 f i Tfi Ne s hris anEi if fine t A oox c VI ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < > < < > < < <
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drens Cloaks Ladies Suits Skirts Waists
Millinery Shoes and Carpets
TWINDry Goods Shoes and Millinery Department
PARIS KENTUCKY
GAS COKECRUSHED lie Per BushelLUMP lOc PerBushe1
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At Prices Less Than the Manufacturers CostV
Our Loss is Your Gain We want the Money you want the GoodsThey will be sold for SPOT CASH
THIS SALE LASTS FOR TEN DAYS ONLY
Remember Place and Date of Sale
JWIN BROS CLOTHING AND SHOE STORE703 Main St Next to Fees Grocery
JANUARY 19th TO JANUARY 29 INCLUSIVEBring Your Family Bring Your Friends4
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SWIFT CHAMP EDITOR AND OWNER
Entered at the Paris Kentucky Postoffice as Secondclass Mail Matter
Established in J88J 24 Years of Continuous Publication
each subsequent insertion reading notices 10 cents per line each issueblack 20 cents per line each issue cards of thanks
calls on candidates and similar matter 10 cents perSpecial rates for big advertisements
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advertisements 100 per inch for first tim 50 cents per incb
line
Ships and GunsThe question of building more battle-
ships is again under discussion in Congress and President Roosevelt in hisletter to the chairman of the HouseCommittee on naval affairs urges theconstruction of battleships of largedisplacement with their primary batteries all of one type Jof big gunsAs the battlelships at present in commission will all be comparativelyworthless in a few years it is mostimportant that such new ships as Congress may provide for shall be of themost modern type and able to morethan cope with anything afloat Thesize of the battle ship is the only thingto be considered for it is acknowledg-ed that a battle ship ofnaucrht type would be at the mercy ofa smaller ship with greater speed andarmed with guns of greater size andpower than the present 12 inch gunsFour 14 or 16 inch guns mounted on avessel of much less dispTac ament thanthe Dreadnaught on the ancient plan ofthe bow and stern chasers with whichthe privateers of the war of 1812 werearmed which enabled them to stand-off and make easy prey of a ship ofgreater power and a much greaterbroadside of lighter guns-
It requires no argument to prove thata battle ship of 16000 tons carryingfour 16 inch guns and having superiorspeed would have the 20 000 ton Dreadnaught at her mercy although the latter has ten 12 inch guns in her broadside The faster ship will always beabe to select the distance she winfight at and would naturally choose to-
be where her antagonist could do her-
the least harmThe ship with 12 inch armor is now
comparatively safe outside of the rangeof torpedoes whose radius is fromthree to five thousand yards becausethe present 12 inch naval gun is unableto pierce 12 inch armo at that distancebut a smaller battle ship with largerguns and with necessary speed mightinflict such damage as to lead to hersinking
It is demonstrated that guns of I ol16 inch will weigh but little morethe present 12 inch naval gun and it is
necessary to use such enormouspowder charges yet the range of theselarger guns is superior to the 12 inchtype The construction of these largerguns is urged by the Chief of Ordnanceof the Army and his recommendationis based upon a long of experiments so his conclusions must beaccepted as correct As it is now weare following in the wake of Englandand throwing away millionslars every year on shjps and armamentthat have already proved to be of anobsolete type and yet our pottering Republican politicians seem determinedto perpetuate a type of ships andwhich will be turned over to the junkheap They persist in providing forshells that experience proves will not
the armour of a battle shipat the distance that the known rangeof torpedoes compels the commanderof a battle ship to place his vessel atnotwithstanding that experiments haveproved that shells which explode oncontact available and the presentshells in use are comparatively worthless v
The committee of the House andSenate on naval affairs must wake upand learn their lesson and not continuein a rut that will bring disaster if weshall be so unfortunate as to engagein a war with a firstclass naval powerUncle Sam must have the best andmost modern and projectilesthat the ingenuity of our inventors isoffering and the expense rf experi-menting with the new idea offered isbut a small matter compared to themillions we are annually expendingthat are wasted
On the GridironThe political potpie dished up for the
declaration of the gastronomists invited to the Gridiron feast is now declarednot to have been on the bill of farebut was the spontaneous offering ofPresident piose el and Senator
to aid fo the joyity of anotherwise very dull occasion If anyone else but these two principal political performers had broached theBrownsville aaffair at that function hewould have been voted a nuisance butthe prominence of the principals andthe evident intention of the Presidentto attack the Senator and the prompt-ness with which the latter uttered hisdefiance made the verbal combat in
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mistakfs of President Rposveelt arebecoimng an every day occurrenceConrgessman Wadsworth who crossedswords with President Roosevelt overthe meat inspection law has returnedto the attack by a speech in Congressin which he produced evidence fromthe Department of Argiculture justifying his course and stating that Secretary had not considered it necessary to propose any amendment to thelaw although the President declared itwas very very bad CongressmanWadsworth read to the House the nowcelebrated correspondence betweenhimself and the President and went onto say
As the House well knows the verybill condemned so severely by the Executive in his letter with few amendments which in no way and I measuremy words increased its effectivenesswas signed by him June 30 1906 andis the law of the land
The public reports of this dramaticscene in the Hosue of Representativessay that Mr Wadsworthswere received by prolonged cheeringand the most extraordinary thing wasthat no member arose to defend thePresident
On the same day January 31 at thesame time the Wadswoith attack on thePresident was made in the House ofRepresentatives Senator Carter assailed the public land policy of the Administration in the Senate by flayingSecretary Hitchcock for whose acts thePresident is responsible and who itwas declared in the land prosecutionsand investiagtions acted under the ex-press direction of the PresidentAgain no Senator arose to defend thePresident or the Secretary of the Interior Is there a concerted plan byRepublican members of Congress toattack the Administration on its weakpoints antf where the executive officialshave exceeded their constitutional limitations It certainly looks so
Demand Good SeedThe lobby supported by the seedmen-
to defeat the annual appropriation forfree seeds was unsuccessful and thefarmers win have the only graftout of the government they have everhad a share in Send in your order toyour Representative or Senator anddemand of the Agricultural Depart-ment that it furnish good seeds
Hitting BackThe people having legislated agin
the railroads trusting soon to getreasonable rates the railroads are
i back by charging full rates forthe transportation of soldiers horsesand their equipment In this the railroads have evidently got the best of usfor while our reasonable rates are stillin the future the railroads are chargingboth ourselves and the government allthe traffic win bear
I Comes HighIt will cost thb
81500000 to support Army for thefiscal year beginning July 1 which
increase of over 10000000 fromthe present year so the discharge ofthe three companies of negro soldiers
of the BrownsvilleIshooting affair does not appear to havemade any saving
The Right ClassThe class that builds up a city and
enjoys life and makes the best citizensare the enterprising and liberal menwho believe in living and letting otherslive and who when they get a dollardont squeeze it until the Goddess ofLiberty feels as if a corset laced to thelast notch would feel more uncomfor-table Such squeezing is what causedhard times and stops the circulationof the American Eagle If it werenot for our broadguaged and enter-prising men it would be impossible tobuild up a prosperous city
The Poor Rich BoyInstead of sympathy for the ehance
boy we should rather pity therich boy What opportunity has he tobecome more than an ornament or amere owner As Riley makes the oldHoosier say Whats more pathetik-er than just abeing rich Out ofsheer humanity something to be
j done for the boy whose father hasmoney Genius is not confined to poorand humble birth It should be pos-sible for the chap whose mother worea diamond sunburst really to rise inthe world The cottage and the cabinhave become too arrogant brownstonefronts have their rights Fie on acivilization thatr opens he doivof oppprtunity only to he rtunate qor
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DEMOCRATIC TICKETFor W HagerFor Li eutGovernor South TrmbleFor AttorneyGeneral K Hen
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tion E A GulliohFor Commissioner of Agriculture J
W NewmanFx r Secretary of State Hubert
VreelandFor Auditor Henry BbsworthFor Treasurer Ruby LaffoonFor Clerk Court of Appeals John B
ChenaultFor United States Senator J C
W BeckhamRegular as Sun
Is an expression as old as the raceNo doubt the rising and setting of thesun v is the most regular performancein the universe unless it is the actionof the liver and bowels when regulatedwith Dr Kings New Life PillsGuaranteed by Oberdorfer the drug-gist 25 cents
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Endorsed By the CountyThe most popular remedy in Otsego
county and the best friend of myfamily writes Wm M Deitz editorand publisher of the Otsego JournalGilbertsville N Y is Dr KingsNew Discovery It has proved to be aninfallible cure for coughs and coldsmaking short work on the worst ofthem We always keep a bottle in thehouse I believe it to be the mostvaluable prescription known for lungand throat diseases Guaranteed tonever disappoint the taker by Oberdorfer the druggist Price SOc and100 Trial bottle free
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I havent efc Thats nil you knowWliy I once advertised for a wife witha million dollars and I never got a sinfle replyv Philadelphia Press
The lamit ot lAfeThe most eminent medical scientists
are unanimous in the conclusion thatthe generally accepted limitation of
life is many years below the attainment with the advancedknowledge of which the race is nowpossessed The critical period thatdetermines its duration seems to bebetween 50 and GO tins proper care ofthe body during this decade qannot betoo strongly carelessness then
fatal to longevity Natures besthelper after 50 thescientific toniemedicine that revitalizesevery organ o the body Guaranteedby f tie the 50 cents
Everybody Should KnowSays C 6 Hays a prominent
ness man of Bluff Mo that BucklensArnica Salve is the quickest and suresthealing salve ever applied to a soreburn or wound or to a case of pilesIve used It and know what Im talkingabout Guaranteed bythe druggist 25 cents
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County Court DaysBelow is a list of County Courts
held each month in counties tributaryto Paris i
Anderson Lawrenceburg 3d MondayBath Owingsville 2d MondayBourbon Paris 1st MondayBoyle Danville 3d Monday fTBreathitt Jackson 4th MondayClark Winchester 4th MondayEstill Irvine 3d Monday
vFayette Lexington 2d MondayFleming Flemingsburg 4th MondayFranklin Frankfort 1st MondayGarrard Lancaster 4th MondayGrant Williamstown 2nd MondayHarrison Cynthiana 4th MondayHenry Newcastle 1st MondayJessamine Nicholas vi lie 3d MondayLee Beattyville 4th MondayLincoln Stanford 2nd MondayMadison Richmond 1st Monday VMason Maysville 2d MondayMercer Harrodsburg 1st MondayMontgomery Mt Sterling3d MondayiNicholas Carlisle 2nd MondayOldham Lagrange 4th MondayOwen Owenton 4th MondayPlendletown Falmouth 1st MondayPowell Stanton 1st MondayPulaski Somerset 3d MondayScott Georgetown 3d MondayShelby Shelbyville 2nd MondayWayne Montcello 4thWoodford Versailles 4th Monday
Hows ThisVe offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
F J CHENEY CO Toledo 0We the undersigned have known FJ Cheney for the last 15 years and be
lieve him honorable in allbusiness transactions andable to carry out any obligations madeby his firmWALDING KINNAN MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists Toledo OHans Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally acting directly upon the bloodand mucous surfaces of the systemTestimonials sent free Price 75 centsper bottle Sold by all druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-tion 24nov
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The Best and CheapestYou can get the finest of flowers for
funerals weddings parties etc fromMiss Margaret She representsthe best of florists Prices reason-able 20tfWilliams Carbolic Salve With Arnica
and Witch HazelThe best Salve in the world for
Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers SaltRheum Tetter Chapped Hands andall skin eruptions It guaranteedto give satisfaction or refunded Price 25c Druggists
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