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FRENCH BENZOL PROCESSWe are the ONLY house in the country using the Benzolmethod for dry cleaning This exclusive keepsgarments clean three times as as those cleaned all

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Tho and His FatherNot even the Wide flapping trousers

of his sailor suit could wholly hide theslender form wasting away from lackof use Smoldering brown eyes illuminated the little face made wizen byhours of pain as he smiled up at thetall man at his side who broad ofshoulder and strong of face smiledback encouragingly-

A troop of small boys noisily invaded the car at the nest station Reckless in their good spirits one of theirnumber was roughly pushed againsta crutch causing it to fall to the floorThe mans eyes blazed more with anguish than with anger as he exclaimed harshly Be careful

The sturdy urchins awed at whathad occurred subsided in seats opposite The man looked over their headsinto space The child looked first atthe boys then with questioning eyesback at the man

Fawther he whispered as he lightly touched his sleeve would you loveme better if I was like those boys

The man gave a startled glanceacross the aisle at those boys insolent in their i perfect health andhood vigor then tightly grasping thehand nearest to him said No son Ilove you better than all the worldjust as you York Times

Risky SpeculationIn the days befo de wah a handy

negro named Jack was saving moneyearned at odd times with which to buyhis freedom His master encouragedhim kept his money for him Intime Jack had saved 900 and neededonly another hundred to make himfree His master told him that itwouldnt be long now until he couldget another hundred Jack went outwith another slave to celebrate somelocal festival Returning along therailroad track they were frightened byan approaching train Both got off thetrack but Jacks companion fell andstriking his head against a rock waskilled Jack hurried as rapidly as hecould to his masters house It wasa late hour but the master must hearhim He said Gimme mah moneyright now The astonished masterremonstrated saying But Jack youneed only another hundred dollars toget free I knows it Mars Henry Iknows it but niggers is too qnsartinBill jes killed hisself by bustin hishead agin a rock an gwine rovesmah money in nothin as onsartin as

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Grieg as a SchoolboyGrieg the noted composer was not apattern schoolboy In a description ofhis days at school he wrote Knowingthat by arriving late I would not beallowed to enter the class until the endof the first lesson I used on wet mornings to stand under a dripping roofuntil I was soaked to the skin Themaster then sent me home to changemy clothes but the distance being longthis was equivalent to giving me a dispensation You may guess that Iplayed this prank pretty often butwhen at last I carried it so far as tocome one day wet through thoughhad hardly rained at all they becamesuspicious and kept a lookout Onefine day I was and made an intimate acquaintance with the birchSt James Gazette

A ColdSims Reeves had been announced to

sing at a small public dinner at whichDickens presided and as happenednot infrequently Sims Reeves hadsomething the matter with his throatand was unable to attend Dickensannounced this and the announcementwas received with a general laugh ofincredulity This made Dickens veryangry and he rose manfully to the defense of the delinquent My friendSuns Reeves he said quietly regrets his inability to fulfill his engagement owIng he added with causticseverity to an jmfortunateiy amusing and highly facetious cold

On Long Island a hundred and moreyears ago was huntingthree days during the season and thebiography of Catherine Schuyler

the following apt llnesf rom thepen of a witty woman whose name

unknownA fox Is killed by twenty menThat fox perhaps had killed a henA gallant act no doubt is hereAll wicked foxes ought to fearWhen twenty dogs and twenty menCan kill a fox that killed a

Ideal JusticeSammy said a Germantown moth

er recently to her youngest born whenyou divided those seven pieces of candy with your brother did you give himfourNo maam replied Sammyknew they wouldnt come out even soI ate one before I began to divideHarpers Weekly

The Poor VillainsDont your heart ache fer the pore

hero an heroIne HiramOh I dunup Marthy They allus

come out right an sassy in the endSometimes I cant help feelin sortersorry fer the villain an the villainess

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Playing and ListeningMuggins You mustnt mind my

daughters mistakes You know sheplays entirely by ear Buggins Unfortunately that is also the way Ilisten Philadelphia Record

His InferiorsNo said Kadley I associate

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November Honor lollThe Honor Roll of the Paris Public

one pupils secured an average of ninetyand above during the month just pastand received the honor The total enrollment of the school at present is 849with an average daily attendance of701 Following is the Honor Roll forthe month of November

GRADE 1 Fannie Williams 92

90 Mary Fitzgerald 90 and ErmaArB SECOND Beatty

Nora Fitzgerald 93 MaudA SECOND GRADEFannie Heller

93 Mary Strother 92 Elise Varden 91John C Clay 91 Mabel Galloway 91and Mary L Hall 91

Russell Strother 90B FOURTH Veatch

A FOURTH GRADE MaggieHughes 91 Eva Neal 90 ElizabethKenney 90 Elizabeth Brown 90 Ollie

ton 91 and Margaret Allison 91

Henry 93 29 Jerome Chapman 9379Mary Cavanaugh 92 79 Grace McCord

Cordelia Oder 94 Landy Watts92 49 Dennis Snapp 92 79 TempleAshbrook 93 79 Emmet Curtis 93Bettie Wood 90 19 and Finnell Galloway 92 2 3

B SIXTH GRADE Eli Friedman91ChasDickerson 90and Louis Shanke 90iA SIXTH GRADE Lillie Mae

Huffman Lena McDuffee 93 AlineRose 93Ida Mae Erion 93 Ruth Chainbers Stitt

91 Sallie Adams 91 and Hazel

SEVENTH GRADE Clara Chamber 94 Brunette Arnold 91 Olive Taul91 John Adams 92 G C Thompson92 Clara Beets 93 and Elsie Heller94

HIGH SCHOOLFIRST YEAR Margaret Buchannan

97 Helen 94 Frieda Heller 97Mary M Clay 92 Marie Talbott 93Minerva Rice 92 Hazel Wollstein 92Norvin Dickerson 93 John Prcie 95

SECOND YEARNell Crutcher 92Martha Mattox 91 Allan Ashbrook95 Sam Atlas 95 Gilbert Lytle 93 andJames McClure 94

JUNIOR Wollstein94 Margaret Grinnan 93 FrancesHancock 95 Jesse Kennady 90 EdithStivers 91 and Ellis Hayden 90

SENIOR Brannon 90Elizabeth Crutcher 90 Hazel Gottingrham 97 Willlie 94car Hinton 91

The leaders of the schools this monthare Hazel Cottingham Margaret Buchanan Frieda Heller each having madean average of 97 per cent

Eat More CandyGive children plenty of pure sugar

taffy and butterscotch and theyll havelittle need of oil MrWoods Hutchison in the ChristmasWomans Home Companion-

In short sugar is after meatbread and butter easily our next mostimportant and necessary food Youcan put the matter to a test very

Just leave off the pie puddingor other desserts at your lunch or midday dinner Youll b astonished tofind how quickly ycull feel emptyagain and how unfinished the mealwill seem You cant get any workingman to accept a dinner pail withoutpie in it And hes absolutely rightThe only thing that can take the placeof sugar here is beer or wine It is asignificant fact that the freelunchcounters run in connection with barsfurnish every imaginable thing exceptsweets Even the restaurants andlunch grills attached to saloons or barsoften refuse to serve desserts of anysort They know their business Themore sugar and sweets a man takes ata meal the less alcohol he wants Conversely nearly every drinking manwill tell you that he lost his tastefor sweets The more candy a nationconsumes the less alcohol

The United States government buyspure randy by the ton and ship it tothe Philippines to be at cost to

soldiers in the canteens All mencrave it in the tropics and the morethey get of it the less vino andwhisky they want

In fine the prejudice against sugaris born of puritanism and stinginessequal parts Whatever children cryfor must be bed for them according tothe pure doctrine of orginal sin besides it costs money I know

in the rural districts yet wherethe head of the family groans overevery dollars worth of thatcomes into the house as a sinful andunwholesome luxury

Louisville Strike OH

The strike of the Louisville railwaymen which had lasted twelve dayswas declared off Tuesday evening by aunanimous vote of those of the companys former employes who met atBecks Hall following a call for theExecutive Committee of the union Itwas an unconditional surrender Itwas the men who Ben Commonsmember of the international Executive Committee of the union andleader of the strikers declared thatthey had lost undeniably This actionwas taken after the leaders of theunion realized further effortson their would be futile andfollowing the riot led by members ofthe union Monday night the confessions of some and the arrest of a largenumber with the summary action ofJudge McGee in holding those arrestedunder a bond of 5000 each Theseevents following so closely upon eachother did not leave the result in doubt

A Narrow EscapeG W Cloyd a merchant of Plunk

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to amputate it but I would not consent I bought a box of BucklensArnica Salve and that cured the dangerous wound 25c at Oberdorfers

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A FAMILY SAFEGUARD

Dr Green with the Niece of Dr teThroat and liung Cure

qThe best family safeguard is a reliablehousehold that will curecoughs colds chilly sensationseyes nose sore and

will the childrenproof against diseases

a BoscheesSyrup which has a record of 35 inthe cure of consumption catarrh and alllung and troubles

The of German Syrup as acure since its purchase Dr

the niece of the famous DrBoschee has extended to all of theearth It has big sales everywhere toJTwo sizes 250 750 All druggists

G S VARDEN SON Paris Ky

Farm For RentMy farm of 566 acres near Ewalts

Cross Road on Paris and Cynthianapike Right to seed this fall

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Is prepared or Piles and ItchIng of the Every box iswarranted By druggists by onof price 50 cents and 100 WILLIAMS

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