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I A Great Sale of Wash Suits and DressesBeautiful highclass garments fresh from the best manufacturers the kind that sells at 750 to 850 our reduced price 5OO

Every one of these Suits and Dresses is of a desirable style and fabric Come and take your choice from Lines in Natural White and Blue Ginghams in Slue Gray Pink and Tan Lingerees White The styles are the best effects

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Silk Gloves 50c to 98cWhite

Washable Imitation of Chamois 25cWhite Gauze Fans

A useful thing 25c to 2In a great variety of the daintiest patterns both inthe gauze and the frame work v C

Silk HoseExceptional Values 49c to 225Black and fancy shades made from the best gradeof silk and worth regularly much more

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5OcMade of good quality of cotton cut full and longsome are embroidery trimmed some hemstitchedand some have tucked yokes

Muslin GownsA 1 ZB and 1 50 ValueMade of longcloth nainsook checked muslin squareand Empire necks lace and embroidery trimmedYou have but to see them to appreciate their truevalue

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Heatherblooin PetticoatsA 2 Valve afc 98cAll black with a 12inch flounce sherring tucks anddust ruffle

Black SilkA 750 Value at 498

Combination SuitsA QSc Valtie for iS9cMade of good quality of Longcloth Corset Cover andDrawer Combination circular drawer trimmed withlace edge and inserting beading and ribbons Pearlbuttons

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Childrens Hose The good kind 10c 15c and 25c line Lisle both in lace or plain in black Cotton in white pink blue or blackShoes For Ladies Misses and Children A full line to select from

SILKSA great variety This has been truly a Silk before have we shown such a variety of different weaves and colors as now The values are greatGLITTER 35c value 29c Twentyseven inches wide soft and lustrous comes in all colors SHANGTAI value 39c Twentyseven inches wide BENGALINE

GLACE SILK A 65c value 42 12c Twentyfour inches rough weave or diagonal weave Comes in pink green blue gray westeria black tan old rose Copenhagen TUSSAH FOUL

A 75c value 59c Twentyfour inches wide A beautiful assortment of figures in blue green gray brown and black and white YARDWIDE 125 value 1 Soft finishrich deep coloring an elegant quality REAL SHANTUNG A SI 25 value 1 Thirtysix inches wide

JUNE largest and most complete stock of Millinery in Central Kentucky be sold at great price reductionsPATTERN AND STREET HATS We ofier here our New York and Gage Pattern Hats and Street Hats at nearly half priceOSTRICH FEATHERSWillow and French PlumesOur entire stock of white black and colored goods at big reductions

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A F Wheelers Remodeling SateRead a few of Our Many Bargains

Refrigerators of any kind J 1 l 700 up to 280ftBee Chests of any kind I 1 rr 5 up to 1800

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Take Advantage of the Low Prices for the WarmDays and Save Money

Dining Tables 1 375 5 8 10 32

Sideboards 1 1850 2250 28 35 42

Dining Chairs s lJ70c 85c 90c 1 125 375Davenport Couch all steel Lrr 7l 3i75

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DEATHS

Doolan v McMillan who died Fridaynight were held at the Church of theAnnunciation Tuesday morning at 10oclock Services by Rev Eugene DeBruyn

The pallbearers were John Hutchison J E Hutchison Ernest LewisWilliam and Taylor Frye McMillan resided with her sister Mrs INFrye near Kiserton She was aged 59years and died of rheumatism of theheart Her husband died about one

Joseph J Brooks aged 56years died at the home of his brotherDr W T Brouks on Duncan avenueTuesday night after a protracted illness For twenty years he was aprominent druggist of Richmond butfor the past several years has beenmakinghis home with his brother inthis city

Dr Brooks was and KnightTemplar and was united in marriageto Miss Mattie of Frankfort whopreceded him to the gravel He is

by three brothers Dr W TBrooks cf Paris Messrs Robert andJack Brooks of California and onesister Mrs James Duke who alsolives in California

The body was interred in the cemetery at Mt Vernon the funeral partyleaving here yesterday morning on the1010 south bound Louisville Nashville train

Mrs Elizabeth Butler Hall diedin Galatae Col the news of whichwas received by Bourbon relatives in atelegram Tuesday Mrs Hall was inher eightythird year and resided withher daughter Mrs E Y January thelatters husband being a brother ofJudge E B January of thiscity

She was a native of Bourbon countyand was the widow of the late JoeHall a prominent farmer oC this county Besides her daugter she is survived by four sons Messrs Marion landFrank Hall of Bourbon county MrHenry Hall of Seattle Wash andMr Wm Hall of Douglas Alaska

The body accompanied by herdaughter Mrs E Y January arrivedin Paris last night on the 10 40 LN train and was taken to the homeofher son Mr Marion Hall The

services will take place at thegrave in the Paris cemetery this morning at 10 oclock onduted by the RevM T Chandler of the Methodistchurch The pall bearers will be JD Charles E Butler JB Northcutt E B January N Kriener and Lloyd Ashurst

Auto For RentAutomobile to rent Can carry three

people Call phones 6610 2t YERKES KENNEY

Odorless RefrigeratorThe Odorless Refrigerator the best

in Paris Call and examine29 tf KING REDMON

Binder For SaleNew McCormick binder for sale

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final arrangements of which have beencompleted and are expected to be on alarger scale than on any previous occasion The exercises will be in chargeof A J Lovely Company No 34 Uni

ton and FordThe different companies will form

on the public square and will be incommand of Geneal JamesE McCracken of Newport and staffofficers of the Second regimentPromptly at 2 oclock p m the marchto the cemetery will begin the ParisprocessionMembers

Millerrsburg North Middletowntbiana and other townsat Castle Hall on Main street at 1 30p m and will fall in lice as theCession passes South on Main streetA platform has been erected in thecemetery for the singers inC distinguished guests and from which ColRobert B Franklin of Frankfort willdeliver the address

A quartet composed of Albert HMorehead Maurice Burnaugn Prentine Lancaster and Wallace Clark winrender Consolation Dow and

Prayer MaceyThe members of athbon Lodge who

have passed over the great beyond andwhose graves will be decorated withflowers are William Burton NCline Edward Thomas John 3Sween

Lovely H Morrison Ed D PatonR T Wood Ben Perry J W Hughesand R H Hall

Owing to the illness of his wifeBrigadier General McCracken will riotsarrive till Sunday reaching Pairs onthe 1010 a m Louisville Nashvilletrain and will be met at the depotby Brigadier General L Mussinon anda reception committee of Knights

J Lovely Company andto the home of General and

Mussinon where he will be a guestfor the day Col Robert B Fraknlinwill arrive Saturday and will be theguest of Second Lieutenant J C Mdrris and Mrs Morris at their countryestate

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ANNOUNCEMENTSFOR CONGRESS-

We are authorized to announceClaude M Thomas as a candidate forCongress from the Seventh KentuckyDistrict subject to the action of theDemocratic party

We are authorized to announce JCampbell Gantrill as a candidate forMreelection to from theenth Kentucky Congressional Districtsubject to the the Democratic party

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