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the growing of the to thebaking of the bread but the

Iecessit the flouris ourspecialty Our household flour ismilled from the choicest selected

wheat and contains allthe nutri ious elements ofgrain It is not a white flour but a

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Negro Hanged by Mob

I Wallace Miller thy colored boy whowas charged with having attemptedcriminal assault upon Miss Lula Wadlingffon the elevenyearold daughterof Tom Wadlington of Trigg countyTuesday atfernoon was lynched by a

about men Tuesday nightabout 8 oclock

Two brothers of the girl Wayne andMonty Wadlington and Milton Barberstarted to Cadiz with the negro shortlybefore sun down but when they reached Mount Tabor church about sixmiles from Cadiz the mob met themGuns were leveled on the three boysand they were forced to surrender thenegro and go on back home

The negro was hanged to a tree rightnear the church close to the bigroad leading from Caledonia to CadizOne of the Wadlington boys telephoned the news of the lynching to Cadiz

Peach CreamIf you have not tried fine peach

cream we sell you dont know whatyouve missed Sold at the fountainand alsd sent out for family use10 2t SQUIRES

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Punished SufficientlyGov Willson has pardoned a Lincoln

county gentleman who in a moment ofexcitement incident to a street fightbit off another Lincoln county gentlemans nose The Gov holds that hehas been punished sufficiently This

didnt spit it out says that spitefulold editor of the Cynthiana Democrat

TON I CUTHIGH CUSS VAUDEVILLE REFINE MOTION PICTURES

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Big Balloon at the Bourbon FairHolzs captive balloon Wanderer

will make ascensions every fifteenminutes during each day of the Bourhnn Fair September 711 carryingpassengers to a height of 1200 feet

Two and one half minutes areto make the ascent and seven

minuses time to view the miles ofcountry towns and villages white

making the descent Regular trips10 a m to 10 p m Four passengerson each trip This is the only passenger carrying captive balloon ever exhibited South of the Ohio river Theballoon will be liberated on the lastday of the fair and anyone wishing along may be accommodated byapplying to Geo Rassenfoss ChairmanAmusement Committee Paris Ky

HammocksHammocks and porch shades of

every description and size nowgreatly reduced pricesJ

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Order Against RectifiersRectifiers are prohibited from mak

ing wine mash and using it for theproduction of compound liquors in anorder issued Wednesday by the actingCommissioner of Internal RevenueThe order becomes effective Sept 1

Fine PearsThe finest of California pearson the

market10 2t WM SAUER

Gone EastMr W Ed Tucker the wellknown

dry gocds merchant is now in the Eastselecting his fall and winter stock ofdry goods notion etc His new stockwill let the largest and most completeever brought to our city Mr Tuckersreputation as a merchant in this

is enough to assure bis patronsand the ladies generally of this com

that new goods will bepleasing to their taste Mrs Tuckeris with her husband on the trip

Lawyers Hold ConferenceUnited Senator W 0 Brad

ley of Louisville and Judgewine of Jackson of counsel for BeachHargis met at Lexington Wednesdayfor the purpose of consulting abouttheir clients case which is now awaiting hearing in the Court of AppealsBeach Hargis was given life sentencefor the murder of his father JudgeJames Hargis by a jury at Ivine lastspring and took an appeal to the higher cotirt in June The case is set forhearing in Court of Appeals

in September Senatoris expected to make oral

for Hargis but it is not yet definitely known who will represent theCommonwealth

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Big Midway for Paris FairMr Geo Rassenfoss Chairman of

Pilgrims at the Bourbon

Pragress as it is now called will conof ten different and distinct at

tractions of the very best that can begotten The Ferris Wheel Merrygoround and the captive areamong them There will be a freegate at night and the Fair Grounds

attraction is the same that has beenfurnishing the attractions for the Cincinnati Fall Festival for the past fouryears Mr Rassenfosss can be congratulated on closing the contract for

They are sure to draw large crowds tothe grounds every night of fair week

Rise in L N StockA rapid rise of points in Louis

ville and Nashville was the feature oftrading on the Stock Exchange at NewYork Wednesday The movement waswithout official news to explain it andas usual various rumors were in

as to the cause of the riseThe generally accepted theory wasthat there is to be an additional issueof stock to be offered on terms

valuable x subscription rights toholders of the existing shares

Back to KentuckyUharles H Stoll the well known

lawyer business man and politician ofLexington who last spring so vehe

the night riding and general lawlessness made the old Commonwealth anunfit place to live or rear his familyand went to New Mexico to make hishome insisting he had left Kentuckyforever has already relented his harshjudgment of the old State and has returned with his family to again takeup his residence

The Sutton CaseDr E M Schaeffer testifying as an

expert on gunshot wounds told theNaval Board of Inquiry that in investigating the death of Lieut James

that from his position as describedby Lieut Adams and the other officersSutton could not have fired the shotthat killed him Sergt Todd whose

interview in Boston createda sensation was called and repudiatedsome of the statements in the interview

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j Democratic City Primary CalledFor September 23

PRIMARY ELECTION NOTICEA Primary Election is hereby called

to at the severalin the City of Paris Ky between thehours of 6 a m and 4 m on Thursday the 23d day of September 1909 tonominate candidates forthe following offices in to wit

Police of Policethree Councilmen from the First vardthree Councilmen from theWard and one CouncilmanThird Ward said Primary to be held

Candidates for the several offices willbe required to the following entrance fees which must paid not

Police 1250 for Councilmen 300

of September 1909 the Chairman ofCommittee will on that day declare

him the nominee of the Democraticfor the office for which he is a

candidateAll payable under the above callare to RassenfossTreasurer Democratic Committee

WHITTINGTON MANNChairman of the Democratic City Com

mitteeKy Aug 10 1909

Attention AutomobilistsThe best gasoline to be had au

put through the aouble filtered systemwhich removes all water sand andsediment of all kinds making it abso

Autos can be filled with oil at ourEighth street entrance in two minutes30 4t LAVIN CONNELL

Satisfaction GuaranteedCleaning pressing and repairing of

all kinds Home phone 585 Workdone short notice Satisfactionguaranteed Dry cleaning is ourspecialty THOMAS BROS

704 Main street

Naval Tug CapsizedThe naval tug Nezinscot bound from

to Boston capsized offCape Ann Wednesday and four of hercrew were The second officer captains wife her little boy andfour of the crew landed on the cape inthe tugs boat

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ANNOUNCEMENT

FOR CHIEF OF POLICEWe are authorized to announce

Hill a candidate Chief of Police of the city of Paris Ky subjcefcto the Democratic primary September23 1909

FOR MAYOR

We are authorized to J THinton as a candidate for Mayor ofthe city of Paris Ky subject to theaction of the Democratic primary September 23 1909

FOR POLICE JUDGEWe are authorized

D Webb as a candidate for PoliceJudge of the Ky

to the action of the Democraticprimary Sept 23 1909

We are authorized announceStitt as a candidate for Judge of

the Police Court of the City of Paris

We authorized to announce E BJanuary as a candidate for Judge ofthe Police Court of the City ofsubject to the action of the Democratic primary Sept 23 1909

FOR COUNCILMEN

S Wilsonfas candidates for Councilmenfrom the second ward

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