Bourbon News. (Paris, KY) 1904-04-15 [p ].nyx.uky.edu/dips/xt7mpg1hjx5w/data/0248.pdf · 2013. 11....

ITIE BOURBON NEWS

I js essentially a paper for the people OLI RBONSWIFT CHAMP Editor and Owner Printed Every Tuesday and Friday

EVERYBODYReads THE BOURBON NEWS Be-cause it contains all the news Itgoes alike to the humble and great

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TWENTYTHIRD YEAR PARIS BOURBON COUNTY KENTUCKY FRIDAY APRIL 1571004

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To those women who want a costume for Spring and want i shouttrouble or delay a madetomeasure costume is out of the question but so muchthe better for the necessity of a read3 towear gown win of women overto our method of fitting smart dressers to exclusive superblyexcelling in most casesthose cos tty productions of the best modistes

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A LOT OF MEN WASTE MUCH MONEYWEAR UNSATISFACTORY CLOTHES

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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERSThe stockholders of Deposit Bank of

are notified the annualof said bank will be heldhouse on Monday May 2nd

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is better than last Next years will be still better but the Clothing now on ourcounters are the best we know

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Stoddard Disc HarrowsAlways Good

All Steel Lever Tooth Barrows50 and 60 Teeth Needed on Every farm6 foot Land Rollers

The Labor SaversThe Black Hawk

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Chicago Ill and return 1085 April29 30 and May 1 Return limit May 101904 These tickets can be extended toJune 10 1904

Dallas Texas and 3040 May15 18 Return limit May 311904 Account General Assembly Cumberland Presbyterian

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Mr Joseph Jefferson comes to the Lexington House Friday eveningApril 22d for one performance only Hewill a double bill Me FiveShillings and Cricket on the Hearth

sale of seats four days in ad-vance Orders for seats must be accom-panied by a remittance tc1

SEED POTATOES Bermuda SouthernQueen and Jersey

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THE BEST Buy the Enamel HousePaint to paint your house and you willget the very best

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tor of Baptist church this city isholding a protracted meeting at JacksonKentucky I

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will preach at the Chris-tian church Sunday night The twdj

rian churcnes wily unite inworship

Rev Mr Abraham hold services-at the Episcopal church at tieusual hours and afterwards first

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WALL PAPER I have just received oneof the handsotnest lines of Wall Paperever brought to our Call and see for jyourself Firstclass hanger to put it on

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CUPIDS ARROW

James W Stevenson a wealthyfarmer and Miss Mattie of iMaysville were married in LexingtonWednesday The bride who is quite ahandsome woman is the niece of RevDr Scudder pastor of the Presbyterian jchurch at Carlisle and a sister of MrsOmer Lytle of this city while the grobm Jis a prominent and wealthy farmer residingat Murphysvllle Mason county h

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AttheParis Grand Pictureexhibition an educational his to rial ex

lecture instructive andto young and old Introducing

a series pf life motion pictures of the mostimportant scenes of the globe and differentpeople inhabit it their modes andcustoms The most prominent people ofthe world All current events of the dayincluding wars fires etc Also manycomic and mystic scenes that will makeyou laugh Admission 10 cents to allMainees both at 430Saturday at230 School children withschool cards will be admitted for cents

FINE SHOES The lowest prices onbest patent leathers atThomsons tf

A HINT A pretty foot in a prettyshoe adds charm to a stunning Eastergown Ladies see our elegant line

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LWE STOCK CROP ETC

At Georgetown the Continental Cobought 450000 pounds of tobacco

Quite a number of our localattended the horse sales at Lexing

ton this week

The Government crop report showsthe condition of wheat to be 76 5 as com-pared to 973 last April

Dogs have killed or over ahundred sheep in Woodford cOunty latelyana the farmers are

In much remainsunbroken and paying 125 to150 per hundred to have it broken

The best way to tel if the Kentuckypeach crop is ruined is to wait Theproof of the pudding is the eating thereof

The Maysville Ledger says the cudsnap the first of the week killed tobaccoplants there and planters have resown thebeds

S has sold and delivered toN K Foster Winchester 60000 lbsof tobacco at 7 7 84 and 10 centsMt Sterling Gazette

It is thought that the movement ofcattle from to Cuba this season willbe much greater than last years Menare already rounding up 18000 forshipment from Galveston

At Harrodsburg the city council hasgranted permission to use the park inwhich to hold an oldfashioned fair thissummer The fair company will buytwentyfive acres of land adjoining for apermanent site

Col Jack Chinn of Harrodsburg lostby death the valuable suckling bay coltby Lamplighter dam Lynnette by Tournament The dam of this youngster wassent to Col Chinn to be bred to Lamplighter and the colt died a few days afterit was foaled His owner couldhim for 1000 in utero his dam is ahalf sister to Maurice Port Royal andother good winners

The tobacco market is still on a boomFor several days a strong fight betweenthe Independent and Continental companieshas on and it is said the latterhas secued about 70 per cent of theofferings There has been a net advancein the last ten days on some grades ofBurley of as much as 10 cents but theproducer gets no benefit of the rise in themarket as most of the crops haye beensold j

W T Woodards annual horse salebegan Tuesday Fair crowdin attendance but bidding was slowBusiness horses road horses and saddlehorses made up the offerings The following sales were made to local parties

McGregor Gold King ch h 5 by Lamartine dam Stella JosephRedmon 185

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There are kinds of Coal on the market thatare cheaper than ours but the lowerpriced Coals areexpensive to burn They conrain toe ranch waste

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Italian Blue Gemand you will always be satisfied

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When the quality of flour was tested afew years ago by two of our noted bakersthe winning color was pinned on the products of Crown Jewel Flour Thesebakers still live the judges still live andall are willing to vouchfor the quaihy ofCrown Jewel which is today the bestin the world If you want perfect biscuitsfinest cakes best light bread use theCrown Jewel Flour This flour has beenrsold on Dows corner for over fifteen yearsand is still being sold every day Eachsack give perfect satisfaction and as aresult each customer comes back

J Harrison DavisI-n Dows Old Stand Opp Windsor Hotel

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