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The greatest bargains in wall paper that has everbeen offered to the public You can paper a roomside wall ceiling and border to match for the smallsum of only 65 cents Nice plain floraldesigns thatothers are selling at G cents per roll we will sell youat only 112c per single rollor 3 cents per doubleroll all new and beautiful designs Also nice hand ¬

some designs at Sc 10 1Sc 20c and up to 300 persingle roll all kinds all prices to suit the peopleNew panel effects ingrain designs in cornice andevery conceivable color and qppliue borders tomatch All colors in burlaps Also handsome woodeffects in Japanese fibre all colors The very latestdesigns in all new papers We also carry a full line

Ii of Beadings Room Moulding Picture FramesWindow Shades Canvas Tacks and Building andIRoofing papers Cill and see our nice line ofsam ¬

s < pIes and be convinced that we will treat you rightM and give you the best values for the money

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Little JourneysAt Little Cost

i To the scenic landshort trips from Denver and1 Colorado Springs into the mountainsmade in a

lf day and at slight expense that iis one of the4enjoyable pastimes of ColoradoyADenver has at leiut a dozen such trip that are worthwhile = forGreeleycJJyoufManitou through the Garden of tho Gods and to North and South

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4 You may also go beyond the state to Salt Lake City and Ogden11Special for all theta trip to summer visitors

rJ Tho trip to Colorado IU alto a pleasure Quick convenient service

r via Rock Island System Two onenight trains daily from Chicagoone two nights train Through daily trains from St Louie and KansasCity and through dally sleeping car service from Memphis

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Mtv Will Vance states that It wastoot he who Intended taking out anInjunction ju the county road affairday before yesterday and that heknows nothing about any InjunctionIn tliecase

It appears It was another one ofthe bidders who employed an attor ¬

I artarMr Yancey IIOEI dOne consldrabler

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work for the county and says he ison the best of terms with It andwants to remain so

Alt Kcnewed Hut OneTho rcnuwut of market House II

censes for tho ensuing six montha

has hoot completed and It Is learn-ed that all the butchers and marketers renewed except one Mr StevMunard Kach asUed for the satinbench he or she has had The nqvlicenses are for six months

hasMr Thomas Hall returns dfrom Cerulean Springs

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of Stock

HI IliUMAJNS Ifi LOUtSVlLLK I

W D Smith formerly presidentof the Globe thank and Trust com ¬

pang here Is no longerl president ofthe Western National bank nt Louis-ville

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The Courier Journal of yester¬

day saysThomas L Jefferson was elected

president of the western Nationalbank at a meeting of the directorsyesterday afternoon and Si n Hartwas elected cashier to succeed MrJefferson In that capacity William11 Smith resigned as president hay ¬

ing sold n large blobk of stock toMr Bart and ho also retires fromthe directorate lie will bo activelyassociated with u new enterpriseTho changes take effect next Mon-day

Mr Smiths resignation was vol ¬

untary as he had been consideringgoing Into another enterprise forsometime said Mr Jefferson lastnight There was no dissension ofany kind In the lank Mr Smithwill retain n portion of his holdingsThe only exchange of stock was thesale to Mr Hart by Mr Smltli I waselected president by the board qf di-

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and Mr hart was electedcushier to take effect next Monday t

Mr Jefferson Is one of the bestknown business men In Louisvilleand has been connected with localfinancial Institutions for a number ofyears He was a director of the oldbank of IoulsvlllQ and has been onthe directorate of the Southern Na-

tional¬

bank and the Louisville Trustcompany He Is one of the directorsof the United Staled Trust companyIlls first active official connection

IastOctoberern National bank ns cashier

The amount of stock purchasedfrom Mr Smith by Mr Hart was notutnclally made public but It was rpported upon authority apparentlygood that It was = 40000 worth Itwas also reported that Mr Smithwas preparing to start a new savingsInstitution here Mr Smith came toLouisville last fall anti entered theWestern National bank Ho Is con ¬

nected with a large number of banksIn Kentucky and Tennessee and hasrecently been Interested In the or-ganization

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of big Institutions InMemphis and Atlanta

When asked what his pinna werelast night Mr Smith said that thedeal for his leaving the bank had notbeen entirely settled but added

If I leae the lank I will be as ¬

sociated with n new enterprisewhich Is not yet ready to be madepublic I earl make no statementabout It at the present time I willremain In Louisville

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Clnlin u Victory III the Fulton Toliiicco Case

Fost9rUreatoday was compromised upon thepayment of one cent by defendantsnnd onehalf of the costs compro-mise agreement being entered saysthe Fulton Leuder rile suit wasbrought for 100 damages original-ly and the settlement of the matterby compromise for one cent Is con ¬

sidered by the defendants and manyof the farmers roil a victory whileFields Uroa claim that getting nJudgment for 1 coat sustains theirpart of the contention Many farmers are of course very much dlssatlefled with till compromise and de ¬

sired the suit prosecuted to the endbut the settlement made line givenpretty general satisfaction

Cheerfully nJUcomiutiidod forIllieuiimtltmi

0 a Hlgbee Danville 111 writesDec 2 1901 About two years agoI was laid up for four months withrheumatism i tried Ballarda SnowLiniment one bottle cured mo I

can cheerfully recommend It to allsuffering from like atlllctlon

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and rerelyel booklet containing almost inn mlepellnl wonU tIplnlnlbll that wo ulrfl AIWOlKIHUNLIInlIhllnlOKt at1AIullal words In oho booklet

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Cat hey John Hoers Frank LongOvey Wheeler Waller Watts RupertRobertson Leo lang Vale

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MHN Scott and Mlsn fripliens fluterstallied ut Ciiliii

Todays Cairo Uullofln saysOne of the most pleasant affairs

ever given at The Magnolias thehome of Mayor George Parsons andthe srene of ninny a brilliant socialfunction wAs tint given last nightby Miss niancho Parsons In honor ofMisses Marjorlo Scott and LuclleCrlppens of Iadtunh

The young Indies of tint partywere the guests of Miss Parsons at aCoclock luncheon and later theyoung men arrived and the eveningwas pleasantly spent In liuneitiKThose present were The MissesEdith Idaho and Trace SutherlandLora Lee Myrtle Tiechmiin FrancesFarrow Madge Zimmerman Jose ¬

phine Winter and Nell Staunion ot81 Louis Messrs Leo Kleb liar ¬

rig Hchutce Walter Pretorlous loulsCohen Ollbert Casey Harry MeekerHlchard Kenfro Phillip FitzgeraldFrank Thornton Charles ailhoferand Stuart Dnrlow of St JosephMich

IrUId Jrs Krli liiyiiiV inure Potills AnllJi iClttr

Mr and Mrs Joseph IL Friedmanentertained with u dance Thursdayevening lit Walface park In honor ofheir niece Miss Anita Keller Jusi

returned from school The affairwas u most pleasant one as all givenby this exceptional host and hostess

Those who assisted In receivingtIe guests qgrq Misses Anita KellerAllcnne Baker of St Louis MissWisdom of Texas Mr and Mrs JL Friedman Mr and Mrs Julio W

Keller Mr Louis lilcke Clay KIddand Leo Keller-

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KiihjinkiullllliiiniiWednesday evening nt 830 oclock

Miss Nellie Kubanks of this cityand Mr Clarence M Hlllman ofTwo Harbors Ulna were marriedat the home of the brides motherI IMrs J D Eubanks atDrolld wnyflla ceremony was per ¬

formed by Rev John S Cheek ofthe First Baptist church

Miss Laura Hoffman of Kvanavillo and Mr William F teed ofthis city were the only attendants

Mrs Hlllman In a very attractiveand pretty young woman while thegroom Is a valued attache of theDuluth and Iron ridge railroadThe cquplo will make their home In

Tvp Harbors

III tllllnlllICIIIIJITho inarrlag of Miss Maggie

Mnrklmili and Mr Edward Knightof this city tools place MondayTho couple are well known

OrvniIirfiiikliiiMiss Dim ti rciu and Mr LL M

Frnnklln popular young people ofMedian Icuhurg olopcd to Matropolls I

Wednesday morning where theywere married

ItnbbTlKmilisoilMiss EIdle Uabb of Paducah and

Mr Ford E Thompson of Qulncylitwenllo Metropolis 111 Wednes ¬

duty and were married7A ntuou lireluittltInvitations have been Issued by

tho Misses Coleman for a dance ntWallace Park Wednesday evening inhonor of Miss Clmmplaln of Jack ¬

sonville Fla and Miss McKlnnoy

OUR PRICES WILL SAVEYOU MONEY

Before you buy see U9JBo ¬

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Yellow ront3U roadwayJ IA KONItTLK-

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end makes no clinkers

Family lump well screened pLarge egg per bushelJarge ixut per bushel ra

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PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR COAL

UNITED STATES GAS COALIticorpofiituU

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Miss Llnnle hello Tucker of Lou ¬

isville Is hit guest of Mr sod MrsJ E Williamson on North Filthstreet

KtlinsJoii of lliv LlinllNThe move to extend the lUrn lot

its lIy indorsed generally by peoplethroughout the business part of thecity The extension of limits will beto Include territory between FirstSeventh Monroftanil UVashlngJonstreets Thn tire limits now so toFifth and thu now extension illadd two blocks towards the woofend on the present limits

We CarryEverythingThatoinhe found In any uptodatedrug store The time hns conic tobuy mullein We have all kindAUl1110Ul reel tired sad worn outcome in and we ran hx you up withiotueRood toulc We Lava iall nleIsdveitlteil III a till II If you wanttoilet articles ptrfunerjr fnce powtier skill creams sops bruilitretc Me hove n complete ktuck Ifyou have any private tees fits of11uWthing IID the drug store line Welltry t r jiletis-

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Iii July and August we canfill your coat house with heat

Screened Lump IlcScreened Nutt lOc

Per bushelTits Is special price by minesfor SIXTY DAYS ONLYTake advantage of it andphone us your order Coalmust be put in house beforelast day of Augu-

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1700000FnrnltureDolits In suit 11U38S3Cash find due from

hanks 83381 IS

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Hlxtyflfth Rcmlannuiil statement of Hidumb IKy ul oho close of business on the

Lounu nud discountsItesourms

974C4G72 pr cent bonds 20000000Uonds other than U R 6878000l-lankliiK hniise I 5000 Oft

Other real estate 1CCOilOlCash and exchange 1C31G297

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paid on Time Thisbranches of u tanking

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