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There tohave been perhaps aa jail delivery at the jail

in city Saturday night but purvigilant Jailer Geo W Judy got aninkjing of the proposed plans and itdidnt come off Jailer Judy was in

early in the that oneBedinger who was a

ars sentence to the penitentiary atterm of court for burglary had a

cl ib secreted under his mattress inhis cell And when the turnkeyGeo Mappin was to go in Saturdayafternoon to make the prisoners taketheir usual baths Bedinger intended-to knock him in the head with thisclub take his keys and escape EdBarker waiting trial upon the chargeof shooting and wounding and WillHenry Williams awaiting to beto the pen for two years were in theplot with Bedinger Jailer Judy wait-ed until the afternoon and paid a visitto Bedingers cell and upon investigation found the club hidden underthe mattress as he was informed itwas They do say that Roosevelt isnot in it at all with Jailer Judy whenit comes to using the big stickand Bedinger swears he will neverplan another job while boarding withhim of the prisoners are coloredand the Bedinger negro is one of themost desperate criminals that everlived in Paris and a five years sentence to the penitentiary is not what

he deserve It is a pity thereis not a law where a fresh man couldhave begun work where Jailer Judyleft off and finished the job so hecould never plan again to murder a-

turnkey in discharge of one of hisduties

Insure with W O Hintpnthe right kind of insurance

V Will Be Running By Easter

The 3000lb bell that will go incourt house is being put in posi

Lion and by the last of the week theclock on the building wilt be giving

I yes You must beat in mindI am sole agent for the

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Mrs Cal EGi Stoner have returnedfrom a Delightful winters stay atLos Angeles Gal Paxtonleft last Saturday for the

on a fishing trip J S Bogierecently bought of Lowry Knox 83acres of land near Carnargo for which

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Mr Kinzie Stone on his recent tripto Cuba jDurchased severalacres of sugar grazing land on the

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ND INSURANCE Insure youragainst wind storms with

larthy Board at Deposit Bank-s very low

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Crushed To Death

ames R Myers thirtyfivei a teamster employed by the BurLoose Tobacco Company at Lexi-

ngton died at St Josephs Hospitalaturday morning from the injuriesec ived Friday afternoon at theVaroncmse AST Mr Myers and otheremployes were unloading a hogshea-

df tobacco Friday afternoon a pair ofbroke and the hogshead was

I thrown against Mr Myers The deeased is a son of the late Jack Myers

this countyRowdies Fired Pistols In Car

Three young men onjibe 6 oclock interurban Saturdayfvening caused a great deal of

by a display of firearms shootlrt car and raising a rough

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Friday morning as L N freightNo 47 due to arrive here at 4 a mfrom Cincinnati was crossing Cruserscreek twentyfive miles south of Covington fireman Joe Crowdey was instantly killed while leaning out of thecab window by being struck by thesteel frame work of the bridge Hishead was almost severed from thebody Crowdey was formerly fireman on the Short Line and this washis first run on the K C division ofthe L N His body was sent toCovington where it was prepared forburial

Engineer Pat Lannaghan of thiscity was at the throttle when the de-

plorable accident happened

the wife of Dr J S Wallingford on Friday night a ninepounddaughter

DEATHS

Hon Ed Daum CommonwealthsAttorney at Maysville died Thursday evening at 6 oclock at his homeat Brooksville after a long and pain-ful illness

Mrs Elizabeth Cromwell sister ofthe late James Miller of countydied at Cynthiana aged 86 yearsAfter the war she lived two years inParis

Mrs Irwin Taylor aged 54 yearsI died at Colorado Springs Col Wed-nesday night where she had been forsome time for the benefit of herhealth Mrs Taylor is well andfavorably known in this communitybeing remembered as Miss LizzieHall the only daughter and onlychild of James Hall whowas one of Bourbons noted shorthorn cattle breeders She was a mostexcellent Christian woman

She is survived by her husbandMr Irwin Taylor of Rochester

Taylor who had been with hermother at Colorado Springs MissElizabeth C vTapo of SB Paul

Hall of Chicago J Thearrived yesterday morn-

ing end werV in the vault atParis cemetery v Funeral serviceswill be Tuesday morningat 0 oclock at the grave conductedby Rev J S of the FirstPresbyterian Church y c

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MSay I being Court Dayin front of the Court House at id a mI will sell my farm on Jackstown road

Containing 100 Acresand will be sold in two separate tractsForty acres lying North of hasa stone house and good meathouse and is all in grass

i acres just across the pike Thishas no improvements This is a chanceto buy two tracts ot land i

I have a life interest the land adthis land and will go into a writ

ten contractor a 5year lease with thebuyer of the land payable annu-

j divisionfence at any time The land being rented

I for this make the notes forto begin bearing

March I 1906Will sell the land onethird cash

on one and two yearsThe property will be separately

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perception ask themselvesWhy pay prices for custommadesuits and overcoats whenPailwr James p lortailor c Suitsare whit as smart at sboufchalf the costWhat subtle charm lurks iix the words Madeto order waste money in anexploded theory when you can get beautifullycut andFrock Coats and Waistcoats of Finest

Black or Oxford Vicunas and Undressed Worsteds from to 35

Stylish Fancy Trousers of handsomelypatterned Worsteds and Cassimeres from 2 to 8

Sack Suits and Walking Suits ofthe newest fabrics and exclusivestyles and patterns from 10 to 30

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intend to buy a suit this season you will well tothis splendid assortment Its unusual but we are going to

all of our Cloth Suits right now at rernarkablj WeWe have decided well make things lively in our Suit

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