bourbon news. (paris, ky) 1910-03-25 [p ]

NEWS PARIS KENTUCKY MARCH 25 1910IoUBO

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The East Tennessee Telephone CoINCORPOEATED

ltlsAAjr 203A superb individual a race champion and a Toyally bred stallion Fast

the mighty Allertdn 209 is the fastest son ofAllerton is the champion living stallion to and theliving sire Locandas was a daughter of sire of McKinley

He holds the record for one and onehalf miles 315 waschampion racing stallion for 19041905 3yearold record 216 4yearoldjfeeprd 213J 6yearpld Tecord 2Q7 6yearold

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HOR AE 369 15 TrIal 21 8 Trotting7 Brown horse 16 hands splendid bone and substance sired by

Baron Wilkes 218 dam Episode 2184 dam of Mr Pinkerton sire of PeterJIt2ii7 by Ambassador 221 grandam Santos dam of Peter the207 j by Grand Sentinel

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ED HERRIN Proprietor

I solicit your patronage None butbest wprkmen employed

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NOTICE

PottltryRSaisers

New is the time of year to feedfowl a good tonic RillHt cures

roup K P 8 canker and JimbenMelc when fed as a prer ntiye itnot only them healthy but makes then lay Prica 60 ntaV No

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rnaker has taken withVina Vimont

Mrs John Allen and Mrs Templeof Carlisle were jjuesfcs of Mrs

El M Ingles Monday BW

Miss Vee Patterson left Fridayfor a visit toher ister Mrsof Lexington who is sick

Mr J G Smedley attended thefuneral of Mrs V Dudley inFlemingsburg Monday

Mr Robert Kennedy of Carlislehasaccpted position in3ttierestaurant of W H JtL uonway

Dr J A VaughtP E ofFrankfort District will conduct quarterly meeting the Methodist ChurchSaturday and Sunday

Rev S Reid of Louisville willconduct services at the Associate Reform Presbyterian church Saturdayafternoon at 3 Suncay morning and evening

Mrs J F Barbee returned Saturday afiter an extended visit to relatives in Lebanon Ohio where she hasbeen fcinee the burial of herwho died in China

The funeral of Mr John Shannontook place Thursday aftenoon in thePresbyterian church Services by RevR Burial in Millersburgcemetery

The Ladies Aid Society of theMethodist church will hold an all dayEaster sale Saturday consisting ofpies cakes salads and other goodthings

Call and inspect our line of Virginia cut galss It is something nearYou will be pleased with it2221 LOUIS VIMONT

Dr Y M Miller sold on Mondayhis lot and stable on the corner ofNinth and Trigg avenue to Mr E PThomason at a private price MrThomason will erect a cottage

School closed at the M F 0Thursday afternoon for the Easterholidays Most of the young ladiesleaving Thursday evening and Fridaymorning for their homes Thewill be resumed Tuesday morning

A two months free term of thepublic school will open Monday Onemonth of this was won by the Millersburg schooel in tho School Improvement League contest the other will begiven by the local league

Dont fail to see our garden seedsWe have all kinds You want seedpotatoes they are cheap this yearWe have several varieties Call oncewhile you can get the best22 2t LOUIS VIMONT

The many friends of Maj R ABurton will be glad to learn that hebas accepted the presidency of theSouthern Christian College WestPoint Miss Mrs Button and littleson Robert will spend the summerwith her mother in New Orleans

Miss Elizabeth Martin who hasbeen the guest of Miss Mary McDanielfor the past left for avisit to relatives in Cynthiana beforereturning to her home at ColoradoSprings Colo

The ladies of this community arecordially invited to attend ourdisplay of spring millinery on FridayMarch 25 1910 A handsomer souveniris given to the purchaser of each hat

18 2t MRS CORNE WBAIRDParis Ky

Master William McClure Millerunderwent a slight operation Mondayforadnoids The was

Drs Wallingford of Parisand Smithof this place

We can furnish your Easter dinner All the good things of themarket Lettuce spring onions

cucumbers strawberries andin fact anything your table may needPlace your order early222t LOUIS VIMON5

Prof C C Fisher has been appointed one of the delegates fromKentucky to the Worlds Sunday SchoolConvention which is to be held inWashington City May 19th to 24th

and 25 millionSunday School peple jvijl be

in thisMr John Shannon died at art

early hour Wednesday mornine Jn theCynthiana Hospital after a lingeringillness The greater part of lifehas been spent in Millersburg Thelast few he has been living inCynthiana He was a consistent member of the Presbyterian church Heis survived by one sonhis wife havingpreceded him to the grave about twoyears since

Mrs Tandy Hughes ofclosed her of lessons with

the dancing class at M M I with thethird annual matinee dance Mondayafternoon The occasion was a deJightful one tire weather ideal Thedance was equal in briHancy to eitherof its predecessors The music Whichwas from Lexington was good and respondded liberally to enchor s Therewere just present to make itjpleasant Large bowls of wereserved by little maidens andeverybody erhbibed freely Spectators

It was one ofpleasant occasions of this insti

tution will long bereniemberedrThe is a list of outoftownguests Miss Edith Myall MissPars Miss Sarah Chenault MissLaurr Clay Miss KatherineMiss Paton Martin and MrSTandy Hughes Lexington Mrs ChasKirkpatrfck Mt Sterling

Elder Thomas Myers died suddenlyat Princeton Mo of apoplexy onMarch 13 He wait born in Tennesseeand was graduate of the Bible Collegs at Lexington In his early Sifejbe much at the Christianchurches in Millersburg and at IndianCreek It was at this time that hetwu married DIe IKate Talbfc daughter o tfc ftp T

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llesit JOc ca e of a 4 tkis ad for burbcautifel SaTiacs Bank and ChUdV SketchBookEach baBk contains a Good Luck feanySCOTT BOURNE 409 Pearl St New York

occupied the farm of Mr W FElder Myeis was a brilliant

m n and a forcible speaker The latter years of his life have been spentin evangelistic work He is survived

his wife and two sons He wasburied on the 15 at Princeton

Miss Bettie Dimmitt of Cynthiana is the guest of Miss Ora Barton

Mrs Games Dudley of CarlisleWas the guest of her sister Mrs WD McClintock Monday

Mrs W V Shaw spent TUeidaywith her sister Mrs Finn ofParis

Mr J Ed Hunterday after a two months inFlorida Mrs Hunter is Opening afewdays with her mother Mrs ElizaHunter of Washington Ky beforereturning home

Mr J IB Cray and family areoccupying the rooms of Mrs M EMastin until build their newhome Mrs Martin is in KeokuckIowa and will not return until thelatter part of the summer

The home of Ephraimored one mile South of townMaysviila pike was destroyed by firewith its contents Tuesday afternoonabout 3 oclock the fire originatingfrom a detective flue

Mrs C M Best received a telegram Monday announcing the death ofher aunt Mrs Hattie nf Philadeplhia Pa She waS abpiit 70 yearsot e arid the youngest of fourteenchilden Several fie old members

herMrs G S Allen is critically it

with peritonitis Dr David Barrowof Lexington ws in consultationwith Dr Dailey Tuesday She isthought to be a little better at thiswriting

Call on us for buggies wagonsland rollers disk harrowsspike tooth liver harrows riding and

four shovelVulcan breaking plows and

cJanfaville corn planters We have theecxiusive fsale of the Jones PitlessScale and hayethem in s bck Thisscale Is the heat pitless scale themarket and guaranteed be absolutely correct

Equity and Farmers UnionA joint convention of the Farmers

Union and the American Society ofEquity is be held in St Louis beginning May 2 and continuing till May28 ThtJFarmers Union hasthe invitation which has beened by the directors of the Equity

It is hoped to make the convention one of the largest gatheringsof the kind ever held anywhere in theUnited States and farmers from allparts of the country will invited to

including those who are notmembers of either association-

In numercial these tworep resent the principal farmers

organizations now e Theof of Equity is

mainly in the North while that of theFarmers Union is largely in theSouth Both are wormg along jpractlcallr the same lines the chief endbeing an effective cooperation amongfarmers in marketing the products ofthe farm The advisability and thepossibility of amalgamation wilt becdnsid eed at the St Louis meetingIf a merger should not be effected itis likely that efforts will be toreach a working agreement for extending power of the respectiveDodies

In the event of consolidation theresultant organization would be wellnigh nation wide Should there beobstacles to a Combination of forcesan amicable division of territoy

would b to the advantage of bothThe b Equity has

had a state organization in Kentuckya number of a large

The JFarm s Unionjsof recent estabirshent in theState but has made material progress in some localities

The pooling id a appears to havecome to stay Jn or

it is in practice in various parts ofthe United States As an economicalmethod of h ndliiig the products offarm orchard and garden and vineyard and of procuring the

returns it toThe joint meeting of the

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