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GOODS OF QUALITYEVERYTHING FIRSTCLASS

Fibre RugsSee the new fibre rugs at

J 1 HINTONS

Takes Position With Baldwin Co

who was formerly connected with awholesale diy goods establishment inLouisville has accepted position asbookkeeper with the Baldwin PackingCompany of Paris and has entered upon his duties

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Here to Establish LodgeMrs Nancy J Squires State Orga

nizer of the Ladies of the Mauabeeshas been in the city for several dayslooking OVEr the field with a view oftablishing a lodge iri this city Therewill be an open meeting of the Macabees in tneir lodge rooms in the Tucker building Saturday evening whichthe ladies are especially invited to attend MrF Squires will deliver an address It is her purpose if the

number can be enrolled to secure acharter to install thejodge on December eigth ninth

JEWELRYSterling Silver Watches

Diamonds Gold Goods andCut Glass at the most reasonable prices

SHIRE PITHIAN

Marriage Licenses IssuedCounty Clerk Paton Wednesday is

sued the following marriage licensesThomas L Marshall and Edna BrownThomas L Sadler and Ida Frank Collins William R McPherson andGeorgia Dow Rion Jesse Abney andMrs Jehazy Stanfield and DavidTromble Jr and Grace W Ashcraft

Toys Toys ToysWhen it is toys you want come in to

see us Weve got em All kindssizes and shapes

PARIS BOOK CO

New LocationRing up Schwartz the upholsterer

at his new quarters in Dow Blockopposite Hotel Windsor E T Phone392 Home Phone 255

Negro Forger Held to GrandJury

Hampton Boone colored arraignedbefore Judge January in Police Courton a charge of forgery was held to thegrand jury Boone it is alleged forged the firm name H D Lacy I Sonthe contractors J who are engagea inthe construction of to the

N yards in South Paris to acheck for the amount of eight dollarsThe check was cashed Joe Josselson a merchant who accepted it inoayment for a bill of goods purchasedby the negro and was pronounced aforgery when presented at a Parishank for payment

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ComfortsGo to J T Hintons for your com

forts Biggest line and lowest prices

Paris Defeated by CaldwellAn exciting game of football was

played Wednesday afternoon at Richmond between the Caldwell HighSchool and the Paris High Schoolteams resulting in a score of 5 to 0for Caldwell Both teams were equally matched and a stubborn contest wasthe result

Barbee Douglas G C ThompsonChisholm and Link did the best individual work for Paris GumbertDevore Vaughn Eads Collins andSchlegel did the star work for the locals Gumbert made a fortyyard runfor a touchdown after getting the ballby a punt while Devore on two occasions by brilliant work kept thevisitors scoring Paris workedthe forward pass successfully for long

while the Caldwell team resorted to straight bucks and end runs

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Accidentally ShotAs the result of an accidental

of a shotgun in the hands ofThomas a young man of theClintonville neighborhoodJesse Bonaraged is a patient in theGood Samaritan Hospital Lexingtonand there is a possibility he may losehis foot

The accident occurred on he farmof Mr O on the Iron Workspike in the Southwestern part of thecounty Youpg Boner and an elderbrother were at barn hear the homwhen Walson who was bunting

with both when thegin Walson was carrying was insome unaccountable manner

the entire load of shot takingtffect in Boners left ankle

A physician from Clintonville wasimmediately summoned to attend Insinjury and his removal to a Lexingtonhospital was advised he being takenthere in G W Davis ambulance andwhere it was thought the injured member would have to be amputated

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PRETTY HIE WEDDING

Miss Georgia Dow Ron Becomesthe Wife of Mr Wm Mc

Phearson of Montana

A pretty event hi the annals of thesocial affairs of this city was the wedding of Miss Georgia Dow Rioh ofParis to Mr William McPhearson gofWhite Fish Mont which was celebrated at the home of the brides parents Mr and Mrs M Rion onWest Second street yesterday

Elder Carey E Murgan of theChristian church officiating

shout one hundred present towitness the ceremony The parlor inwhich the ceremony performedwas darkened and softly illuminatedwith electroliers The decorationswere of palms ferns and southern

of the sceneA bank of palms and ferns extend

ing from the mantlepiece in the parlorto the center of the room formed ascreen behind which were the

and members of the girls clubof which the bride was a member

Miss Betsy Ray and Miss LucillePrice two talented young musiciansthe former on the piano and the latteron the violin rendered several beautiful selections while tnebldd

To the strains of Mendellssohnswedding march the bride and groomcame down the stairway to the hallleading to the parlor

There were no attendants Theywere met in the parlor by Elder Morgan and Miss Corinne Collins whoacted as maid The ring ceremonywas used the groom kneeling beforehisbride for the benediction Thebride who is the youngest dauughter ofMr and Mrs Jos Rion was beautifulin her attractive wedding gown ofbrown hopsacking and carried a beautiful bouquet of brides roses

After the ceremony Mr and MrsMcPhearson were showered with thegood wishes of the the brideretiring to the landing in the upperhall from which she threw the bridesbouquet which was caught by MissMary Ashbrook

The couple were the recipients ofmany handsome and costly presentsIn the past few weeks a number of

social events have been givenin honor of the bride by the membersof the Young Girls Euchre Club oiwhich she was a member

After the congratulations Mr andMrs McPhearson to theL N depot where they took the345 train for Chicago where they willremain for a week before going toWhite Fish Mont where they willmake their home

Among those from a distance whoattended the wedding were Mrs LW Craig and daughter Miss EvelynCraig and Mrs Harriet Tandy ofVevay Ind and Mrs J D Houstonof Wichita Kansas

Buggy Blankets Robes EtcNow is the time to buy buggy blank

ets fur roLes and horse blanketsI have the nicest and best line everseen in Paris8 6t N KRIENER

Ladies Euchre a Grand SuccessThe Ladies Auxiliary of tho A O

H gave a delightful euchre at theEkls hall Wednesday evening Aboutone hundred and twentyfive guestswere present At ten oclock and

the games a lunch was served after which dancing indulged tintil twelve oclock The ladies firstprize was won by Mrs Phillips thesecond by Miss Agnes Walsh Theconsolation prize was awarded to MissRourke of Richmond Mr M J Layin won the first prize offered to thegentlemen Mr Phillipps the secondwhile Mr John Toohey drew the

The ladies realized the sumof 30 over expenses

Sorosis ShoesSorosis ladies fine shoes for sale

GEO McWILLIAMS

Girl Baby BornA girl baby was born Monday to

Mrs D D Whistman wife of theman who shot to death Thomas MillerMrs Whistmans father near AthensFayette county Sunday Mrs Whistman was the only witness of the affairwhich occurred her room Sundayshortly afternoon when her father attempted to shoot her husband with ashotgun and she interfered causingboth charges to miss Whistman thenshot his fatherinlaw three times with

The child is a healthy one and bothmother and daughter are reported tobe doing well

Owing to the illness of his wife theexamining trial of Whistman waspasseduntil Saturday By agreementof the Commonwealth the prisonersbail was fixed at 2500 Evidencebrought oat at the coroners inquestleaves no doubt that the shooting wasin self defense

Money SaversJ T Hinton saves you money on

carpets and rugs

Opening of Toyland

Tomorrow

A Feast for the

Cos big store will reveal todren and grown folks a veritable fairyland Toys and dolls of all kindsabound Never betore in Paris hassucha vast and varied line of desirable gifts for the little folks been placed on sale This big display will beopened for visitors on tomorrow Saturday November 29th Come andbring the children All will be welcome

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PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Rosa Saloshin is visitingin Cincinati

Mr Irvine Keller of Chicago isvisiting relatives in this city

Mrs Denis Dundon continues quiteill at on Houston avenue

Miss May Lysten of Maysville isthe gnest of Miss Margaret Toohey

Mr E T Hinton is in Martinsville Ind for a two weeks sojourn

Dr John S Sweeney of Chicagois the guest of his mother MrsSweeney

Mrs Rebecca Hushes had as herguest Tuesday Dr H S ClauseJunction City

Miss Helen Daugherty of Paris isthe guest of Miss Mary Barrett Smithin Mt Sterling

Miss Pansy Dean of Frankfort isthe of Mrs Wm Frizzeil onFerguson street

Miss Ella Logan of this city spentyesterday with Mr and Mrs C EYoung in Carlisle

Miss Mabel Hill of Lexingtonspent Thanksigving day with sister Mrs L B Purnell

Miss Jessie Logan of Paristhe JonesKookendoffer wee

ding in Carlisle Wednesday

Mr Raymond McMillanat the Louisville Dental College isthe guest of relatives in this city

The ladies of the Methodist churchheld an enjoayble candy pulling at theresidence of Mrs Geo Ellis Fridaynight

Miss Jessie May Fee laughter ofMr and Mrs A Fee is quite ill atthe home of her parents on Pleasantstreet

Mrs J Z Dehart of Richmondhas arrived to join her husband whohas taken charge of the Singer Sewing Machine store

Waller of Cincinnati are the guests ofMrs Jos M Hall

Mrand Mrs E M Wheeler and

in Harrison countyMiss Louise and Jessie Robeson

of Frankfort are the pleasant guestsof Misses Clara and Ruth Chamberson Fifteenth street

Mr A P Adair and son MrGeorge Adair of Bourbon are Elbeguests of Mr and Mrs J Sims Wilson at Minita Oklahoma

Misses Laura and Louise Steele ofHamilton College Lexington arespending the holidays with thier auntsMisses Anna and Mary Woodford

Robert L Zimmreman formerlyof Paris and with the firm ofFrey Rehn of Covington was aguest of Paris friends Wednesdaynight

Miss Margaret Adams Cook thethreeyearold daughter of Dr andMrs G A Cook of near North

been ill the past veekwith pneumunia is improving

Mr Frank Daugherty ofspent Wednesday with his

parents Mr and Mrs C A Daughrety Mr Daugherty is enroute to hishome from Jacksonville Fla

Mrs Laura Hanley who has beenthe guest for several weeks of her sister Mrs Emma Hukill will leave thismorning for Chicago to visit relativesbefore returning to her home in Atlanta Ga

Miss Willie T Summers who is astudent at the Cincinnati Conservatoryof Musicis spending the Thanksgivingholidays with her parents Mr andMrs S W Summers on South Mainstreet

Mrs D M Ball of Versailles anddaughter Mrs D L Moore of Harrodsburg are guests of the formersdaughter Mrs Charlton Alexander atthe pretty country home of the Alexanders Pinehurst on the Clintonville pike

Miss Sue Ford who expected toleave this week to resume her work inthe mission schools of Mexico CityMexico is in receipt of a telegramfrom her secretary instructing her toawait further orders on account of theuprising and disturbances in the Republic of Mexico

Mrs Nannie J Faulkner Superintendent of Schools of Fayette countyand Mrs Cora Stuart Superintendentof the Rowan County Schools will bethe guests of Miss Mabel Bobbins andattend the Thirteenth Annual Sessionof the Ashland District EducationalAssociation which convenes in the

of the Paris City School thisfor a two days session

Miss Francis Hancock entertainedthe Smart Set and their guestswith a Fan Tan Candy Party Thursdry evening Those present wereMisses Francis Clay Mary MitchellClay Nell Crutcher Helen DeshaMary Bell Wyatt Ruby Redritz SarahKinkead Margaret Ardery JessicaLitsey Elizabeth Yerkes Mamie Dillard Elizabeth Hinton Marcie Talbott Messrs Hiram Roseberry JohnPrice Winn Lisle John Keith Vansant Blair Varden Robert Jones Sidney Ardery Tolly Young FrankSledd J W Yuung Jas W BryanWallace Clark Graham Young

The Freshman Class of the ParisHigh School entertained in the

at the public school buildingWednesday evening eight toeleven oclock An wasserved Those of the Freshman Classpresent were Misses Ruth ChambersSarah Meglone Grace Crow HazelIngles Gertrude Templin MargaretToohey Anna JamesHazel Duvall Beatrice ChapmanEthel Rice Messrs SnappLucian Arnsparger Edward Fithian

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Albert Lyons Liquor Lists Forthe Holidays

California PortSherryVirginia Dare white and redReisling sour wineSt JulianAngelica I

Jamania St Croix and MelfordRums 1

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Mumms Extra Dry ChampagneKing William Scotch WhiskyGordons Dry Gin

greenSam 1100per quart

Poindexter Whisky 8 years old

Wholesale agents for WiedemannsFamous Beers

ALBERT LYONS920 Main St

Paris Ky

Dr Mathers DentistTry Dr Mathers Dentist ten years

DEATHS

Mr Charles T Throckmorton oneof the best known citizens of Central

Revenue service of this district diedTuesday at 11 oclock at hisresidence on South Main street from

yearsFollowing MrThrockmorton was elected marshal ofthe city and always bore the reputation of a fearless man His wife whowas Miss Anna Brooks a sister ofMrs M A Kenney died a few yearsagoMr Throckmorton is survived by asun Mr Julian Throckmortona brother of Mr John Throckmorton of theSoldiers Home Dayton 0 and onesister Mrs John Hamilton of NewportThe

funeral services took place at

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ney and J A Dudley

Cheap Books3 Standard books for children and

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HAND BAGS

Just received the swellestline of Ladies Hand everift Paris A call will convinceyou SHIRE FITHIAN

Cut Prices in MeatsRead the following cut prices in

meats we are offering for today andtomorrow

Lard in 50 pound tins at 13 cents petpound in 3 5 and 10 pound buckets14 cents per pound

Pork shoulders 12 cents per pound

poundBest perpoundRib

roasts 12 12 cents per poundpoundAlsoner

Watch for our prices week aswe will Idwer them in accordance withthose prevailing in Chicago and othercenters

MARGOLEN

Versailes Government BuildingDedicated

Dedication services of the new government building were held at Versailles Tuesday The services were heldin the court house before one of thelargest crowds ever assembled at apublic speaking in that city

Hon J C S Blackburn of Woodford and Hon W P of Lexington principal speakers ofthe occasion but Hon H A Schoberth Dr G H Rout Judge EdwardMuclahy Hon W O Davis JudgeRobert L Stout Postmaster J HBerryman and Hon David Thorntonall made eloquent addresses praisingHon J C S Blackburn and HoIt WP Kimball for the good or done forthe citizens of Versailles and Woodford county by obtaining for them thehandsome government building whichthey now possess

Look in the WindowLook at Pol the

perfect polish-J T HINTON

Come and SeeFor lack of space for window dis

play to show our beautiful line ofgoods consisting of pictures

Cranes fancy stationery gift booksgamesdolls and novelties of all kindswe cordially invite you to call at ourstore room and see for yourself

PARIS BOOK CO

That Good CandyTry a pound of that good candy that

is on sale at Bruce s It isthe kind that made the MissesHolladay famous last year as candymakers 25 tf

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J T you get no trash Lowest prices Best goods

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UptoDate Merchandise in Every DepartmentHaving purchased heavily in theEastern Markets in a positionto show you a large and well assortedstock of Dry Gods Notions ctat surprisingly low figures

COME EARLY

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For Sunday Dinner

Turkeys Chickens OystersLettuce Celery ParsleyCranberries Cauliflower

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7HATEVER your needs and letus show you a variety of useful gifts

that will appeal to you as JUST THETHING

We now have on display a fine assortment of

Leather Goods fIncluding Bags Manicure Rolls Jewel Boxes

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