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IN EFFECT JULY 27 1903-

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Agent L N R R Paris Kyor GEORGE W BARNEY

Div Pass Agent LeadnetonKy

Do It ToDay

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tearae advice we want to give you

about that hackling cough or

cold with which you have beenstraggling for several days perhaps

weeks Take some reliable foijit TODAY and let that remedy be DrLBoschrees German Syrup which hatjbeen in use for over thirtyfive yearsLA few doses of it will undoubtedly re-

lieve your cough or cold and its continued use for a few days will cure you

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sumption has attacked your lungs Gerimau Syrup will surely effect a cure ai

has done before in thousands of ap-

parently hopeless cases of lung troubletNew trial bottles 2oc regular size 75ciAt all druggists W T Brooks

Good Spirits

Good spirits dont all come fromfKentnoky Their main source isfliver and all the fine spirits ever madetin tbe Blue Grass State could not

a bad liver or theill effects it produces You

have good spirits and a bad liver attime Your liver must be in fins

condition if you would feel bouyant-jhappy and hopeful bright of eye ugh

step vigorous and successful in youpursuits You can put your liver in

condition by using Greens AngusFlower the greatest of all medicinefor the liver and stomach and a certain

for dyspepsia or indigestion IIhas been a favorite household remedy

over thirtyfive years AugustFlower will make your liver healthyand active and thus insure yon aliberal supply of good spirits Trialsize 25c regular bottes 75c At al

W T Brooks

Steam BailerI am prepared to bail bay straw etc

at reasonable terms I have the bestSteam bailer in Central Kentucky and

do the work rights Your patronagejsolicted

CHAS BARNETTtf Paris Ky

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Thro the grand state of KentuckyWhere the Old Home got its name

With the yellow grainHere tobacco plants are growing

In the fields not sown cornTobacco as cactus

Just as sure as you are bornYes theyre large as goodsized

in our homelike viewBut its of a fine a grade as

Is that old Kentucky DewHere all people a harvest

Money in bank from yearthe green calamity howlers

Lose their when theyHere the dry ways are the

Built high and dry from rains and lloodHere the good roads delegation

Swear the roads are suit nly goodBut of pikes and highways finest

Theres a road that suits my taste OTis the line of Solid Comfort

And the trains let no time wasteFrom Kentucky to St Louis

this road of classAcross the famous old Green River

On its roadbed smooth as glassWould you know the road I speak of v

Listen then to my adviceFor youll need it in your business

On your trip to Paradise-

In your travels to St LouisHustle beat them under the wire

Get the Henderson Route habitTis a good one to acquire

Jack Henderson Gallagher

Too Many BurglarsAbout Town-

For the comfort of society Oneless will visit your homes if he isintroduced to one of our revolvers

This Week Only I Will SellDouble Action Revolvers with rebounding hammers nicely finishedand nickeled octagon barrel hardrubber handles32r3238 200

Automatic Safety Hammer Revolvers made with hinged frame rebounding hammers antomatic shellejectors Positive safety deviceaccidental discharge impossible223238 Gal 650 each

Automatic Safety Hammerless Revolvers have hinged frame inde-pendent cylinder stop and automaticshell ejectors Has no hammer tocatch on clothing Fits the pocket32 or 38 Cat 700 each

All other popular makes such asColts Smith Wesson etc instock

Saws lawn mowers and scissorssharpened keys fitted locks andtrunks repaired All work guaran-teed

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hen your hair needs shampooingdressing or call Phone 168Work executed in best of manner Cangive gCod references

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PRINCEBlack Percheon Stallionwill make the season of 1904 on the farmknown as the John Liver Farm nearFowlers Shop 7 miles from Paris

PRINCE is 17 hands 1 inch high andweighs 1550 Ibs and is 5 years old Isas fine a looking horse as I ever sawHas not a bad feature sound asa dollarhas plenty of bone substance and a surefoal getter

10 to InsureMoney due when marc is parted with

orbred to another horse Will not be re-

sponsible in ase of accidents but Avillguard against same

L G BOTKINEscondida Ky

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Lexington Kentucky

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LEXINGTON KYFine Old Harlem Club Whisky Fine

Wines Cigars and Tobaccos

Blue Grass Nurseries

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THE ARBITRATION BLL-

i Was a Subject of Hearing Beforea House SubCommittee v

Washington March 17 The Fossarbitration bill was the subject of ahearing before a subcommittee of tiehouse labor WednesdayFred B Whitney argued in favor ofthe measure and presented many let-ters of indorsement from labor

as well as from capitalists Hemade a request in behalf of JudgeGray of Delaware and Bishop Spaulding of Peoria both members of theanthracite coal commission to beheard The bill was declared to be in-line with the recommendations of thatcommission Daniel Davenport ofBridgeport Ct representing the antiboycott association appeared againstthe bill A request to oppose the meas-ure also was made on behalf of thesteel interests

TEXAS ANTITRUST LAW-

Suits For Alleged Violations BroughtAgainst Surety Companies

Austin Tex March foralleged violations of the Texas anti-trust laws were filed by County

Brady under direction of State At-torney General Bell Wednesday after-noon against the United States Fidel-ity and Deposit Co of Maryland andthe American Bonding Co of Balti-more

It is alleged that the companieshave entered into a trust to fix theprices of surety and guaranty bondsA penalty of 224600 is asked fromeach for this alleged violation

It is also alleged that defendants-are trying to restrict trade and forthis a penalty of 17500 is asked fromeach

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES-

All In This and Foreign Countries WillForm a Combination

Philadelphia March nation-al board of Fire Insurance Underwrit-ers at a meeting held in New YorkWednesday came to an agreement witha committee of 20 representing insur-ance companies by which all fire in-surance companies in this country andall foreign companies represented herewill form a combination Uniformrates it is said are to be fixed for thesame class of risks in all cities

legislation in all states and citiesis to be advocated and all technicalwork of all the companies hereafter tobe done by a central board instead oflocal state or city boards as has beenthe custom

SALOONKEEPERS LIABLE

Important Decision Rendered By theIllinois Appellate Court

Springfield Ill Marchcourt in a decision handed

down Wednesday holds thatare liable for the death of

their patrons who meet death whileunder the influence of liquor sold themby the defendants The case was thatof Kate Algood who was awarded 3000 damages against William Botwinis a saloonkeeper this city for thedeath of her husband George Algoodwho had been drinking in the saloonof Botwinis and who while on hisway home in an intoxicated conditionfell from his buggy and received In-

juries which resulted fatally

DR SCHELLS LIBEL SUIT

A Verdict For 24000 Returned inHis Favor

Boston March superior courtjury Wednesday returned a verdict infavor of Rev Dr E A Schell of Chicago formerly general secretary of the

League in his suit for libelagainst Dr Charles Parkhurst editorand the Boston Wesleyan associationpublishers of Zion Herald The juryfixed the damages at 24000 Thesuit arose over statements printed inZions Herald in 1899 regarding thepublication of Dr Shell in collaboration with E O Excell a composer ofChicago of a sacred song book for theuse of the Epworth League

HELD FOR TRIAL

The Charge Is Holding a Negro In Involuntary Servitude

Miss March 17 UnitedStates Marshal Wilson has arrestedIva Henderson and the three Legettes-of Kemper county who are chargedwith having held Sep Griffin a Negroin involuntary servitude and whosesensational attempts at terrorizingtheir section were made public sev-eral days ago The four men havebeen indicted by the federal grandjury and gave bond in the sum of 25000 each for their appearance fortrial

Dog Shot His MasterHouston Tex March 17 Frank

Schorer gunsmith was killed by a petdog discharging a Winchester the bul-

let entering his abdomen The gunhad been set on the floor cocked andthe dog playfully put a foot on thetrigger springing

Tom Loftus ReappointedWashington March Lof

tus the manager of the Washingtonbaseball club for the past two yearshas been appointed to that positionagain for the coming season This an-

nouncement was made by PresidentBan Johnson

Instructed For RooseveltMankato Minn March 17 Gustav

Widell of Mankato and H C Grassof Slayton were elected delegates

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Regular Session

Washington March 15 SenateThe fortification appropriation bill wasbefore the senate all day the provis-ion for the purchase of a submarineboat of a designated type taking upthe entire session The chair

a point of order made againstthe provision and then followed dis-cussion on Its nierits It was favoredby Messrs Perkins Cockrell

Ct Wann and Proctor whileMessrs Daniel Martin Berry Gallinger Lodge and Mally opposed the sen-ate entering into experiments withsubmarine boats and usurping whatthey alleged to be a naval function

House Legislation for the Districtof Columbia and the post office

bill occupied the attention ofthe house The rural free deliveryservice received most attention Credit for the establishment of this servicewas claimed by speakers for both Darties and both sides declared theirfriendship for it Mr PattersonTenn suggested Mr Williams

minority floor leader for thebut he also coupled it with

names of Carlisle and Senator BaileyTex as good southern candidates

Messrs Douglas and Suler N Yspoke on the New York post officeproblem the former favoring a

site and the latter the Pennsyl j

vania railroad station siteWashington March IS Senate

The senate passed the fortification ap-propriation bill Tuesday after a threehours debate of the amendment au-thorizing the purchase of an experi-mental torpedo boat and the provisionfor the purchase of sites of defenseworks in the Hawaiian islandstorpedo boat provision was stubbornlyfought but the amendment suggested-by the committee on appropriationswas retained The Hawaiian provis-ion which had been eliminated by thecommittee was restored and the sumincreased from 200000 as fixed bythe house to 526100 Several otherbills were passed One of these ap-propriations 1000000 is for a publicbuilding at Atlanta Ga

the discussion of thepost office appropriation bill in thehouse the recent report of the postoffice department regarding congres-sional solicitation of clerk hire allow-ances and rental of quarters to thegovernment was again brought upMr Griggs Ga got into an argu-ment with Mr Cooper Wis as to theauthorship of the document and insist-ed over the protest of Mr Cooperthat it was prepared under the

of Gen Bristow He defended thecommittee of which he is a member-in giving publicity to the report

that the United States is too pow-erful and too great to convict any

a suppression of the facts Mr j

Burton 0 delivered a carefully prepared speech on the question of in-creases in national expenditures andwarned the house against

Under the latitude of debateMr Rucker Md attacked the pro-tective tariff system of the republicanparty while Mr Fitzgerald N Ydiscussed labor legislation and the de-cision of Judge Parker on la-bor questions The right of the president of the United States to utilizethe yachts Mayflower and Sylph wasquestioned by Mo whoargued that there was no authority 01law for it

Washington MarchAnother entire day of the senate wasdevoted to consideration in executivesession of the nomination of GepLeonard Wood to be major generalSenator Blackburn resumingspeech occupied a little more than twohours and was followed by SenatorQuarles who consumed the balance ofthe day and expects to take anotherhour Thursday It is predicted nowthat a vote will be reached before

Friday In addition to theset speeches which will be made bySenators Teller and Foraker SenatorAlger formerly secretary of war willtake 15 or 20 minutes in defense ofGen Woods executive ability He willspeak from a personal point of view

to railroads forspecial mail facilities came in for con-siderable criticism by Mr Robinson

Ind and Mr Gaines Tenn thelatter characterizing them as a legalized steal Rural mail carriers foundmany friends on the floor who advo-cated increased pay for them and theprivilege of acting as agents for newspapers and trades people Mr FloodVa denied that Perry S Heath was

entitled to credit for inauguratingfree delivery He said Heath made

the claim notwithstanding the factthat he had not emerged from the postal scandal with a name as unsullied-as the Alpine snows thrice bleached bynorthern blasts

POSTMASTER GENERAL ILL I

Mr Payne Is in An Exceedingly WeakCondition

Washington MarchGeneral Payne is ill That Mr Payne-is in an extremely weak state is knownamong his close friends and he is being carefully guarded against any formof excitement He has been unable toleave his bed for almost ten days andhas had considerable difficulty in taking nourishment but he is graduallyImproving in this respect Mr Paynenormally is never strong and has beenvery ill on a number of occasions butheretofore has rallied quickly Hechafes considerably under the restraint-of his medical treatment and becomesdepressed in spirit

Colombian Legation Closed j

Washington March 17 The Colombian legation in this city has beenclosed and Dr Thomas Herran whofor a long time has been acting ascharge daffaires will leave the UnitedStates for his former home in Medelin in two or three weeks

A Chinese Reform MovementWashington March 17 Chan Mung

Shang a prominent Chinese merchantof San Francisco called on PresidentRoosevelt Wednesday He is the Jieadof the Chinese movement In

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BOURBON JAYTRIAL 1903 2 18

Roan Stallion Foaled In 1899 Bred by J S Wilson of Bjiria SYOwned ak Maplehnrat Farm V

Sired by JAY BIRD 506O 1329 by POST RV-

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3rd dam VIDETTE by LEXINGTONThoroughbred

BOURBON JAY is a magnificent colt 153 hands of good bone and nnxclf-cpubstance He looks more like his famous sire than any colt we have ever suesHis dam is one of the greatest mares known to the breeding world being one ot-ter to produce as many as three 215 trotters

Service Fee 25 To Insure Blare With Foal

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insTwoYearOld Race Redord 219 TwoYearOld TrialHalf 105

SIRE OF THE THREE FASTEST TWOYEAROLDS OF 1902 AT 7 YEARSOF AGE HAS 7 TROTTERS BETTER THAN 219

SIRE nniirC1T 1BrT A Winner of the Syearol KenOK IV J JLJ tuckyFunirity 4 and 215X

Fastest 2yearold race CVT trottedSIRE ITi A Winner of 2yearold Lexington-

OE JLVJT Jti Stake 21 215Fastest 3rd heat ever trotted by a 2yearold

SIRE A O 1 Winner of Championship ofOE W HJT W O llO Europe at years

He has sired Bessie Brown 5 212 Rena Wise 4 215 Miss Wiggins 2217 Edna Earl 5 2lg Black Arthur 5 227 Dorcas 2 trial of 217 Annierene 3 223 Sally Lunn 1 trial 234 Wigman 1 trial 241 last half in 116to cart Marion A 1 trial half in to cart

100 to Insure a Mare iiy foalDOUGLAS THOMAS Paris Kentucky

Never mind we take all the money refunded-if a cure is not effected

DR CARLSTEDTGERMAN LIVER POWDERhas had fifteen of unparalleled sale because the above has been our ironclad changeless guarantee from the first Yet not once during these years havewe had a bottle returned or a failure reported

We Have Cured Thousands lhave been of tedious years standing Sick Headache Stomach or

Bowel troubles Constipation or Piles are cured by a single bottle-of Dr Carlstedts Liver 100 size which six 25c trial size Thisis the one mat home remedy that with doctor bills spells of sickness and

sufferings to Natures warnings and be prepared t Dr Carlstedts

people Don t accept substitutes-In case your druggist happens to be out of it we win send it toyot direct

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