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THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KENTUCKY APRIL 12 1907 c ° Sold by W C DQDSOK Paris Ky Ladies Looik 2 We have the best selection mst stylish and best quality in Lathes and Misses Tailored Suits Silk Coats Plaid Coats Silk or Sateen TTnder skirts Stylish BeadytoWear Eats Beautiful Trimmed Hats Hobby Gb and Shoes Pretty Assortment of Stylish Waists and Muslin Grand Line of Novelties Drsss Goods Silks Lawns White Goods Ginghams Percales Linens Hosiery Laces Hamburgs Notions Trunks Curtains Window Shades Carpets Bugs Matting Table Linen Etc We are always pleased to show you through our immense stock Prices reasonable Call when convenient fords Under- wear > Vv- 3s TWIN BROSDr- yGoods Shoes andMillinery PARIS KENTUCKY GAS COKE CRUSHED I Per Bushel LUMP JOc PerlBushe1 A load of coal costs you 500 Much of the HEAT goes off as GAS with the We save the GAS and charge you only 2 SO for a load of COKE and you GET ALL OF THE HEAT mm 1 This Coke the Cheapest Hottest and Cleanest Fuel on the Market PARIS GAS LIGHT COMPANY A To the CashBuying People of Paris and Bourbon County Here is an opportunity of a lifetime to purchase from TWIN BROS 703 Main Street All their MENS CLOTHING BOYS CLOTHING MENS OVER COATS TXIens and Boys HIGH GRADE SHOES lens and Boys TSjl7NDEEWEARSHiBTS TRUNKS SUITCASES ETC jjn Tact everything that is sold in a clothing and shoe store At Than Manufacturers Cost Our Loss is Your Gain We the Money you want the Goods They will be sold for SPOT CASH ONLY SALE LASTS FOR TEN DAYS ONLYjtr- u t W Remember Place and Date of Sale TWIN BROS CLOTHING AND SHOE STORE 703 Main St Next to Grocery JANUARY 19th TO JANUARY 29th INCLUSIVE Bring Your Family Bring Yo r Friends J I USE 40 r c u I i I s j I I Word I H N Prices Less want I JOBS F Fee s L i spa n t r rt gent r r r k I I b i tSid k YRFw 1t- t h YP r t Lt Y smoke- t 5 y t t Js- i E pi first olass t the t x 3 t Igln s O I II- q + ¬ < > = THE BOURBON NEWS BOTH 124 NO 320 MAIN STREET SWIFT CHAMP EDITOR AND OWNER Entered at the Paris Kentucky Postoffice as Secondclass f Mail Matter Established in 1881 26 Years of Continuous Publication advertisements l00 inch for first time 50 cents per inch each subsequent insertion reading notices 10 cents line each issue reading notices in black 20 cents per line each issue cards of thanks on candidates and simflar matter 10 cents per line Special rates for big advertisements AND FRIDAY ONE YEAR 200 SIX MONTHS PAYABLE IN ADVANCE I PHONES I I j j I PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY 100 1 PERTINENT PICKINGS Dan Jordan the genial and always accommodating ticket agent at the local L N office thinks that patience is one of the greatest assets- a railroad man can have besides a get a chance said Dart to human nature in all its phases We see great deal more than fve tell But just imagine yourself answering a hundred different change anywhere from fifteen cents to fifty dollars hunting up railroad guides while a train is coming in announcing trains waiting on patrons at three different windows hunting up connections answering telephone calls trying to administer a polite rebake to the man in a hurry elbows ladies away from the window dallying with the persistent and festive drum- mer in shot a thousand and one things that have to b j attended to in a rush when four or five trains are in at the same time and you will admit after careful study that it re quires the patience of Job or some other saint Through it all we try to serve the traveling public faithfully pOlitely and without any partiality i And no one does it more conscientious- ly than Daniel and his assistant A B Motch 0- I If nature had made me an ostrich a Paris hubby perhaps I could eat your cooking That would be fine answered his imperturable wife Then I could get some plumes for my hat r thorough f his businesf I see a I m d who earn- ing said n knowledge ¬ Large numbers of badlvworn silver corns of denomination ranging from the lowly fivecent piece to the lordly silver cartwheel are in circulation here they are refused when returned to the original reception point with a modest request for the holder is again turned Uncle Sams coin and ought to so Uncle Sam ought to call in these timeworn medals and put in their places coins on which the date at least might be discernable We have had no trquble whatever with our old eagles as they remain things as they stay with us- A man in Mont Clair New Jersey thinks he has solved the servant prob- lem His cell should be the thickly padded one next to that of the gentle man who imagines that he is a run away locomotive 0 An amBftious hen in New Ind according to the egg liar laid the record egg of the season This hen a Plymouth Rock laid an measured B inches in circum ference from end to end and 6f inches at the center It weighed over a half pound and was equal in bulk to a half open it was found to contain another egg perfect in every way and of the unusal size Nothing seems to make the neighbors more curious than to see a go into the home of a newlyTnarried couple W L Mapother first vice president- of the N railroad has discover ed a new stimulant Wives may cut ontr this tecipe and paste it in the hats of their husbands Mr Mapother is fond of hunting and as every old hunter knows some sort of stimulant- is often necessary to sustain the hunts in the cold and fatiguing pursuit of small game- I always carry several lumps of sugar in my pockets when I go hunt ing said Mr Mapother When I feel at all tired or a little cold I eat a lump of sugar and you would be sur- prised to learn how completely one lump of sugar you at such a time Thats all right Map but you couldnt get a genuine Bourbon county sportsman to go on a hunting or ing trip with alump of sugar for bait Go to Map his game and so must every Kian who places himself on the firing line This is recommended to the careful perusal of all who are interested in the preservationof Paris as Business town The Louisville Nashville raiboad is preparing abandon the old depot in It was the first railroad depot in the south having been estab- lished when the road begun in 1835 The new depot is now about pleted and a branch office on Main street is to be established where the city ticket agent and the traffic agent will conduct their business There is much interesting the passing of this old landmark- A dear good old sister in Illinois gives out the statement that Dowie is not dead but will return shortly to re fund the money he had borrowed from Often re- demption U I1 the its of b r 7ia5f long 0 Alba recent- ly eggthat I dozen ordinary eggs When broken I I I 0 I j L U 0 A pit er must have support to win 0 to was con 0 t with statement Well any- where ands y forever 0 r q ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ her We imagine her song morning noon and night is I am and watching for thee Alexander A local grocer had on exhibition Saturday one of the most Jucious speci- mens of the bigmouth black bass ever I seen in Paris The fish weighed near ly seven pounds and was caught in Reelfoot Lake Tenn the wellknown fishing resort The big fish was great ly admired by local fishermen Its curious said a Bourbon county farmer Saturday how the people have turned around within a couple of years and become distrustful The bunch of had been discussing trusts and graft I had four hogs to sell not long ago and advertised them in the Paris papers A number of people came out to see them Among them was a widow who prides herself- on her business qualities She wanted me to swear to the breed the weight and the fact that the hogs were in good health She wanted to be assur ed of their good eyesight and hearing She wanted me to sign a paper that I had raised the porkers instead of steal ing them When I had done all this and the sale was about effected she suddenly turned and walked away Hello now the matter I call- er after her Youve cut their tails off V she replied Yes I said that was when were pigs She a moment and then said Well you will have to knock off fifty cents apiece for missing tails or I dont buy So it seems to be whole hog or none at all I 0 l I I I I hats don I 0 r ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The pupils of a certain grade in the Paris High school are having a good time trying to their whenever the word cat comes up in theit studies The other day their teacher a prim young woman called Johnnie A to boy girl and Johnnie performed his stunt successfully and gave part of speech and gender of boy and girl But when it came to cat Johnnie hesitated Cat la a noun Yes said the teachr and what gender Maam What gender is cat re- peated the teacher Miss ynu you youll have to show me the cat stammered Johnnie And then the pupils got busy grid Johnnie got his KEEP ON KEEPIN ON If looks kinder gloomy An chances slim if the situations puzzlin An the prospects awful grim An keep pressin Till all hope is nearly gone Jus bristle up an rit your teeth An keep on keepin on Iir a group of good fellows holding a at a popular club the other night was a young Englishman a of a Paris turfman who is somewhat of a sober The boys were stringing the Englishman to about the large farms in the Bluegrass region way of of their im- mense acreage the host said that on one farm in Bourbon county a farm hand would start out in the spring and plough a straight furrow till fall and then turn around and harvest the his way back THe Englishman gasped astonishment Sometime ago continued the host I visits the of a farmer in this Coming to breakfast one fOund everything in commotion The wife was weeping tie were crying the farmer himself could not his tears as he em braced them and told them gqodby Where was he going asked the young Englishman They said he was going about halfway across the farm to feed the pigs replied the jolter solemnly Did he ever get bacK anxiously inquired the globetrotter Well its hardly time for him to re turn yet said the host And Mr Englishman hasnt recovered his balance yet Political PickUps The increased railroad rates on grain i from the West will not go into effect until May 1 This is the first time in that railroads raised rates on grain at the opening of navi- gation Usually there is a reduction rates at that time to compete wittti water transportation The increased rates are said to be in retaliation for s he action of the legislatures in the Central West in reducing passenger rates The railroad magnates should remember that retaliation can be played by more than one side 0 The Presidents statement of his position on the pending railroad is no doubt very clear if yon can get it through your wool Now is the time to do your fencing We sell the fence made forthe least money We have a full stock on hand i 916 cat 0 t I 0 I I gobfest I I B I I famil cun I I I I freight situ- ation Americanthe LOWRY I j merri- ment n your pert lesticns goes y cro- on morning child- ren E many years have r TA BOTT L r t- n ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ° > i i McCarthy ss Boards Insurance Agents E Representing ROYAL NORTH BRITISH GLENS FALLS EAMBURG BREMEN GEORGiA HOME 1 Guarantee and Indemnity Bond E Plate Glass and E OFFICE AT Deposit BanK iihor Phono 7o 25 I HIM 111 11111 11 111 III Ill 111 III Jill II imJ Fresh Caught Fish We will have live fresh caught fish this week Remember we clean them free of charge for you Send in your order over either phone and it will be filled without delay 92t MARGOLEN fJl I 1 i 6 i- t E AMERICAN 1 E e- E dJeciai Lines J I I inn i TIlllallF Flllt Il rll IflItllilrllriilil l t l ETNA CONTINENTAL Accident r = = = = is the j best FLOUR for your dough Sold by all Grocers Paris Millin 1 TriBj Of Hargis Cases Begun I The trial of the cases of the vs French and others was called at Beattyvile yester day afternoon Judge John L Dorsey of Henderson Ky Special Attorneys Will A Young R Jouett togehter with B F French John Smith and John Abner the three defendants and Judge James and Alex Hargis togetehr with a large number of witnesses arrived in morning the Lexington and Eastern Com- monwealths Attorney James P Adams grated that he knew of nothing to keep this from going to trial It is said that Smith and Abner will demand a separate trial 4J r 1 PURITY I J I 1 I i I II JI I COil IL l I Com- monwealth Fulton Jridge- I over 1 t p B l case ¬ xj SUNL4ND BOURBON- x RECORD 228 34 Sir of Willie Herndon 3 221 Megaphone and S H T tl Chestnut 15 hands high Sired by Bourbon Wilkes 2345 v Sire of Sunland Belle 207 Coastman 2OSK Split Silk 208 Bourbon Patchen 209 Allen G 210 Ituna 210 Mabel P 210 Reward J 210 Coast Boy 210 Last 211 Charleston 212 Bourbon Wilkes Jr 212 etc 1st dam Lark by Abdallah Mambrino 3715 DAM OF SKEW Reward J 2iO i Matfcie H T 2 11 Sigma Nu f 214 218 Telephone 215j Geneva S 219 Rachel 216 Bettie Jones A 219 Wawona dam of Aeleta 219 Lady May 228 219M and dams of Charleston 212 C etc Rachel dam of v V- VMcDougalL vr 214 f 220 v- Wilkiemont 228 Sunland Bourbon L 228 v T- Mias of v i t Bud Bonher 2 219 Lucille Marlow 2 217 t220 Antfa Garey 236 u x tr 227 x 2d dam Norman by Norman the grand dam of 11 SIRE OP in 230 list x Lula 214 25 May Queen 220 etc tioctiozi land Bourbon was the only one with six in 220 and eleven in 230 list Think of it breeding individuality and the kind of colts he gets mares to Sunland Bourbon It is well known he gets the Sun land Bourbon made quite a reputation last year as a great roan horse and those who saw him go now know that his record is no measure of Terms 30 to Insure a Mare With SUNLAND CHIEF OF v THE HARRISON CHIEF FAMILY Bay Stallion 16 hands l ffh Foa3e l 19O2 JSirecl by Harrison Jr 1st lain Becky by West wood y 2d dam 1 3d dam by Indian Chief Sunland Chief has been a premium winner in the roadsters and harness rings at Georgetown and Lexington The four great show horses Joe Chief and Peavine are in his pedigree MlJjKS IV J oi PARIS KY on GEORGETOWN PIKK TO INSURE A FOAL STALLIONS IN SERVICE t is Always a fay Mablehursi Stock Firm superb individual a true and tried race champion and a rovallv Fastest eon of his sire 2o9 champion liv ing stallion to 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THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KENTUCKY APRIL 12 1907
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We have the best selection mststylish and best quality in Lathesand Misses Tailored Suits Silk CoatsPlaid Coats Silk or Sateen TTnderskirts Stylish BeadytoWear EatsBeautiful Trimmed Hats Hobby Gb
and Shoes Pretty Assortmentof Stylish Waists and Muslin
Grand Line of Novelties DrsssGoods Silks Lawns White GoodsGinghams Percales Linens HosieryLaces Hamburgs Notions TrunksCurtains Window Shades CarpetsBugs Matting Table Linen Etc
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GAS COKECRUSHED I Per BushelLUMP JOc PerlBushe1
A load of coal costs you 500 Much of theHEAT goes off as GAS with theWe save the GAS and charge you only 2 SOfor a load of COKE and you
GET ALL OF THE HEATmm 1
This Coke the Cheapest Hottestand Cleanest Fuel on the Market
PARIS GAS LIGHT COMPANY
A To the CashBuying People ofParis and Bourbon County
Here is an opportunity of a lifetime to purchase from
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All their MENS CLOTHING BOYS CLOTHING MENS OVERCOATS TXIens and Boys HIGH GRADE SHOES lens and Boys
TSjl7NDEEWEARSHiBTS TRUNKS SUITCASES ETCjjn Tact everything that is sold in a clothing and shoe store
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Entered at the Paris Kentucky Postoffice as SecondclassfMail Matter
Established in 1881 26 Years of Continuous Publication
advertisements l00 inch for first time 50 cents per incheach subsequent insertion reading notices 10 cents line each issuereading notices in black 20 cents per line each issue cards of thankson candidates and simflar matter 10 cents per line
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Dan Jordan the genial and alwaysaccommodating ticket agent at thelocal L N office thinks thatpatience is one of the greatest assets-a railroad man can have besides a
get a chance said Dart tohuman nature in all its phases Wesee great deal more than fve tellBut just imagine yourself answering ahundred differentchange anywhere from fifteen cents tofifty dollars hunting up railroad guideswhile a train is coming in announcingtrains waiting on patrons at threedifferent windows hunting upconnections answering telephone callstrying to administer a polite rebaketo the man in a hurry elbowsladies away from the window dallyingwith the persistent and festive drum-mer in shot a thousand and onethings that have to b j attended to in arush when four or five trains are
in at the same time and you willadmit after careful study that it requires the patience of Job or someother saint Through it all we try toserve the traveling public faithfully
pOlitely and without any partialityi And no one does it more conscientious-ly than Daniel and his assistant AB Motch
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the holder is again turned
Uncle Sams coin and ought to soUncle Sam ought to call in
these timeworn medals and put intheir places coins on which the dateat least might be discernable Wehave had no trquble whatever withour old eagles as they remain thingsas they stay with us-
A man in Mont Clair New Jerseythinks he has solved the servant prob-lem His cell should be the thicklypadded one next to that of the gentleman who imagines that he is a runaway locomotive
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An amBftious hen in NewInd according to the egg liar
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measured B inches in circumference from end to end and 6f inchesat the center It weighed over a halfpound and was equal in bulk to a halfopen it was found to contain anotheregg perfect in every way and of theunusal size
Nothing seems to make the neighborsmore curious than to see a gointo the home of a newlyTnarriedcouple
W L Mapother first vice president-of the N railroad has discovered a new stimulant Wives may cutontr this tecipe and paste it in the hatsof their husbands Mr Mapother isfond of hunting and as every oldhunter knows some sort of stimulant-is often necessary to sustain the huntsin the cold and fatiguing pursuit ofsmall game-
I always carry several lumps ofsugar in my pockets when I go hunting said Mr Mapother When Ifeel at all tired or a little cold I eat alump of sugar and you would be sur-prised to learn how completely onelump of sugar you at such atime
Thats all right Map but youcouldnt get a genuine Bourbon countysportsman to go on a hunting oring trip with alump of sugar for baitGo to Map
his game and so must every Kianwho places himself on the firing lineThis is recommended to the carefulperusal of all who are interested inthe preservationof Paris as Businesstown
The Louisville Nashville raiboadis preparing abandon the old depotin It was the first railroaddepot in the south having been estab-lished when the road begun in1835 The new depot is now aboutpleted and a branch office on Mainstreet is to be established where thecity ticket agent and the traffic agentwill conduct their business There ismuch interesting the passing of thisold landmark-
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Its curious said a Bourbon countyfarmer Saturday how the people haveturned around within a couple of yearsand become distrustful The bunchof had been discussingtrusts and graft I had four hogs tosell not long ago and advertised themin the Paris papers A number ofpeople came out to see them Amongthem was a widow who prides herself-on her business qualities She wantedme to swear to the breed the weightand the fact that the hogs were ingood health She wanted to be assured of their good eyesight and hearingShe wanted me to sign a paper that Ihad raised the porkers instead of stealing them When I had done all thisand the sale was about effected shesuddenly turned and walked awayHello now the matter I call-
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KEEP ON KEEPIN ONIf looks kinder gloomyAn chances slim
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An keep pressinTill all hope is nearly gone
Jus bristle up an rit your teethAn keep on keepin on
Iir a group of good fellows holding aat a popular club the other
night was a young Englishman aof a Paris turfman who is somewhat ofa sober The boys were stringing theEnglishman to about thelarge farms in the Bluegrass region
way of of their im-mense acreage the host said that onone farm in Bourbon county a farmhand would start out in the spring andplough a straight furrow till fall andthen turn around and harvest the
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Political PickUpsThe increased railroad rates on grain i
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