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The new State Capitol is almost completed and will soon be urnised Already it has become the forhundreds of Kentuckians who stop offat Frankfort to see this beautifulbuilding the of every Kentuckian regardless of politics It is

that there will be 50000 peoplecome here to attend the dedication Itis estimated that more than 10000people out in the State will take advantage of the Capitol fare rates tovisit Frankfort and see the new capi

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Champs May Have New OwnerA deal is now under way by which

the Frankofrt base ball team franchiseand players will be transferred by themembers of the stock company whichnow owns it to a prominent

of Frankfort The only consideration contemplated is that the franchise shall be kept in Frankfort andthe city have a team in the Blue GrassLeague

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All Our ClothingWe must make a cleaning If you need a suit or

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PIANOSNotice is hereby given that

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BASE BALL

GAMETwo hundred Paris fans went to

Richmond Tuesday to see the doubleheader between the Bourbonites andthe Pioneers The first game was called at 2 oclock in the presence of avery large crowd although heavy blackclouds were hanging low

The first man up was Ochs who landed on the first ball pitched for a cleansingle and stole second Just as he

the bag the rain began tofallin torrents for about thirty

This necessitated the calling offof the first game i

The second game was called at 3oclock Winchell was on the slab forParis and with the exception of thethird inning pitched gilt eage ball Inthis one inning they made four hitsGolden was in the box for the Pioneersand pitched good ball After the thirdinning Winchell was invincible histrouble in the third was his slippingwhen delivering the ball preventinghis cruves from breaking The Bourbonites should have won the gameErrors and failing to connect with theball at the proper time caused the Pioneers to win Following is score andsummaryRichmond x 3Paris 10100000 0 2

Struck 8 Winchell 2Base on balls Golden 1 Stolen bases

Whittaker SacrificeSeeback Krug Wild pitch

Golden 1 Hit by pitcher Golden 1Two base hits Och Earned runsRichmond 2 Paris 1 Left on bases

Richmond 7 Paris 5 UmpireRetsche Time 140

WEDNESDAYS GAME

The Bourbonites dropped the secondgame to the Pioneers at RichmondWednesday not by inferior ball playing but by the raw decisions of umpire Retsche who seemed determinedto take the game from Paris Thisman is utterly incompetent to fill theposition he is now holding Elgin wasput out of the game in the fifth inningbecause he protested at the second rawdeal he received from the umpire insuccession It is said the most amiableball player on earth could not havekept from protesting against suchtreatment as Elgin received at thehands of Retsche The Paris teamplayed almost perfect makingone error while Richmond made fiveerrors The Richmond scorer onlygives the Paris boys four hits whenit shoud be six Scheneburg made oneclean hit and Bevins the catcher thattook Elgins place in the fifth got atwo bagger and neither of these players are given credit for a hit Buggernot only pitched good ball but wasthere with his stick as usual and gottwo hits Hannigan who is creditedwith the only error on the Paris sidewhich was not costly prayed a stargame at third To sum up the gamein true form it can be said that it wasa game givc i Richmond by umpireRetcshe The following is score andsummary tRichmondParis 1 0 J 0 0 0 0 1 03

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Left on bases paris 8 Richmond 4Earned 3 Time one

YESTERDAYS GAMEThe Bourbonites met with their third

defeat of the week yesterday at Frankfort twhen the Lawmakers won thegame by score of 4 to 2 It was asloppy kind of game from start tofinish Simms was in the box forParis and pitched a good game It wasnot his fault that the game was lostbut mostly due to a decision of Umpire

who was using the indicator Crutcheranjold American League pitcher madehis first appearance with Frankfortand was batted freely Little Ochsput one over the fence and circled thebases We were unable to get scoreby innings or a summary of the game

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506LexingtonShelbyville 29 60 326

School Improvement LeagueA very important meeting of the

School Improvement League will beheld Tuesday morning at 930 oclockat the court house

The business in hand is the electionof officers the payment of the annualdues and the discussion of plans forthe organization of new leagues andother

The greatly need work for the ruralschools has been somewhat limited during the last year because of a lack offunds bo the recent gift of 250 to theleague made by one of our publicspirited citizens has been most gratefully received and appreciated Plansfor the best use of the money will bemade at this meeting

Reports of the years work will bemade from the local leagues at Shawhan Clintonville Cunningham Shakespeare Clays Cross Roads CentervilleDeav r and Ruddles Mills Everymember in the county is earnestlyrequestedto be present and bring several members with her All visitors will be gladly welcomed Dontforget the dues 100

Double Header TodayTwo games of ball for of

admission today at Whites ParkParis vs Lexington First game called at 2 p m sharp Second game follows immediately afterwards

Party Leaves for an OutingA party composed of Douglas Thomas

of the L N engineering corpsDoc Horton and Henry Terrill of

the train dispatchers force and baggagemaster Guy Overby left Wednesday night for a months hunting andfishing in the Michigan woods Theparty will camp near Cedarville closeto Mackinac and anticipate a pleasurable outing

Quarantine Effective August 16Governor Augustus E Willson Tues

day night received from the NationalDepartment of Agriculture at Washington a telegram announcing that

be continued until such time as Stateauthorities have eradicated the diseaseknown as scabie in sheep TheGovernor will today wire a request toSecretary Wilson of the departmentthat the quarantine be held up untilKentucky officials have time to takeaction He will also by manifestourge the breeders to act promptly indriving out the disease

Shuberts to Enter LexingtonA long felt want of the big Shubert

theatrical syndicate is at last aboutto be satisfied The Shuberts are toenter Lexington The deal which JM Perkins of Frankfort has beenmaking to secure control of the

theater in Lexington for aterm of three years is now practicallyclosed and all that remains to be dyneis to have the parties signed unlesssome unexpected hitch bobs up at thelast minute The new theater willhave none but Shubert slows and itwill be one of the Shubert circuit oftheaters The plan is to have eachshow that comes to Louisville and

the coming winter to exhibitI two nights in Lexington one night inFrankfurt and three nights in Louis

iville each week The Shuberts ownf the Lyric Theater in Cincinnati and1 have leased the Masonic Theatre inj Louisville

Morgans Men to Gather AgainA glorious reunion of Morgan men

will be held at Parks Hill Tuesday andWednesdayAugust 17 and 18 at whichnot only all Morgan men but all Confederates of whatever commands areurged to be present Notices bearinginvitations have been sent out to Confederates by G R Keller secretaryand Basil W Duke President of theassociation Confederates areforward to a grand oldtime getting

of the boys who lived andfought through the dark

Thaw is Again Declared InsaneJustice Mills on yesterday morning

at White Plains handed down a decision yesterday morning declaring thatHarry K Thaw is insane He dismissed the writ of habeas corpus under which Thaw endeavored to securehis release from Matteawan and remands him to the custody of the Stateauthorities at that institution

RELIGIOUS

Flder Carey E fill hispulpit as usual at the Christian churchSunday

Union services will be held at theBaptist church Sunday night andElder Carey E Morgan will preach the

Rev M T Chandler will preachat Palmer school house near town

afternoon at 3 30 oclockNo services at the Presbyterian

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Burton Appointed tt Cuban ArmyMajor R A Burton of

cadets Millersburg Military Institutehas been tendered the position ofMajor in the new Cuban army now being organized according to

that has been given out MajorBurton has been prominent in militarycircles of the State for several yearsFor some time he was commandant atKentucky Military Institute He hasrecently passed an examination beforearmy officers

The Kiss of HistoryThe ancient Teutons observed the

kiss solely as a symbol of love andfriendship With them as with theAngloSaxon race today the firmhandshake was the usual form ofsalutation in public In medievaltimes the kiss became the symbol ofother sentiments The vassal had tokiss the sword of his feudal lord Theosculum gladij correct was the

symbol of fealty In courts of justicethe crucifix on the Bible was kissed acustom still extant

Talk to ArkIe 4 CoWhy not put your coal in now It is

sure to go higher Everything else ishigh Let Arkle Co talk to youabout it Tenn phone 178 10 tf

Fire at RichmondThere was a destructive fire in

Richmond late Monday night the lossexceeding 30000 The fire originatedin Abzells livery stable on Main streetand for a while looked as if the entirecentral part of the city was doomedIn addition to the livery stable thecity fire department buildings were destroyed S

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East Paris or phone East Tenn 746 3t

led Room WantedA furnished bed room wanted by a

single gentleman Address P 0Bo Paris Ky 63tpd

LOSTDiamond and pearl sunburst be

tween the home of Mr Vol Fergusonand Paris return to News office and receive reward

LOSTA notebook name of Prank

Rook written in several places in book250 reward for return of book to M

J Murphy with contents of book

Strayed or StolenPoland China Stag weight about 300

pounds from my place on North Middletown pike Liberal reward for anyinformation or return of the hog10 3t SAM MACKEY

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husbands duties Police Judgenon ruled at Cleveland Ohio

Harry Cohen threeold was in court charged with beating his wife Cohen said that his wifestated a fight when he refused to washthe dishes and claen up the house Hersaid he did not beat her but only djeVkfended himself2 Judge McGannon discharged Cohen

Coal Product WAccording to the reports of the georj

logical survey 58000000000 cubicfeet of coal gas was made in the Unlted States during 1907 513 compsflies Of this product 54600000000cubic feet was sold for 36327897 andthe remaining 3400000000 cubic feetwas lost strayed or stolen The avrerage value of the 1907 product was66 cents a thousand feet The productsof 1906 averaged 814 cents a thousandfeet which shows that gas ising cheaper Popular Mechanics

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ial train to Atlantic City via Chesapeake Ohio Railway leaving

August 19th are now open forreservations Call on or address

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To Mammoth CaveAugust 25 on regular train last dfr

the season 1265 for a thieetrip includes railroad fare board athotel and the several routes throughthe cave from all stations on Maysville Paris and Lexington divisionsTen days limit on tickets See L Nagent auglO 4tr

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Winning Number 1959

Reduction in OxfordsI now offering Hanan and Nettleton Oxfords

at prices that are really astonishing Every wearerof highgrade shoes knows the superb quality ofthe above brands and should not miss the

ot securing the best footwear in this greatsale Read the following and dont be slow

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Nettleton Tan Oxfords regular price 6 now 490Nettleton Gun Metal Oxfords reg price 6 now 490Nettleton Patent Oxfords regular price 6 now 490Hanan Vici Oxfords regular price 6 now 490Ladies and Childrens Greatly Reduced

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