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-"3 jft - fws i ' THE BOURBONiTNEWS,rPARIS, TKENTUCKY, OCTOBER 8, 1912. TAXING GOAT OFF EXI'NGTQN HERE'STHEHOG ' POOR MAN'S BACK Burley Tobacco Growers Boost Your Owni Brands We, as you know, are using your "choicest "tobacco irTthe brands of Strater Bros.' Branch, and you know that nobody grows better tobacco than you do. You know how we manufacture, so you know that these brands are perfection. $ow we want you to help us sell these brands this year even better than our best Drevious years. The reasons you should so help are as follows: You Are Part Owner The fact that you grow the tobacco nakes you part owner of all these brands. Every time that one sells jo;t pi of it. Cvery word that you say in favor of any helps to increase those sales. Every brand that you buy for your own use aelps make those profits better. All our interests your interests and ours are pooled m these several tobaccos. It is logic that you should bend all of jour efforts, however small, in the selling. The United Power of 40,000 Buyers 40,600 men in a section wield an enor mous buying influence. If all ask for these brards when they buy tobacco tnere results a gigantic sale. And big sales are the best advertising known. 7Y Dealers ? ealers throughout the United States know these famous tobaccos. j. .LrM..w. . I hey are Nation-wide sellers popular brands. They are helping these dealers to prosper. They are made from the pick of the famous crops of 40.000 growers. Every one of these growers is boosting them all. So are all of their friends. This method is bringing the profits to dealers to those who sell these brands. ArJthcy working for you? Here are them'ild, fragrantsmoking brands GOLDEN GLOW PENNY POST FULL PAY. Here are the delicious chewing brands INDEX BY JOE TWIST CUP DAY'S WORK - JN THESQUARE-TORCHLIGHT-STRATER'S NATURAL LEAF. Put them into your, stock. See how they sell. STRATER BROS. TOBACCO BURLEY TOBACCO COMPANY, L IX EFFECT JAN 14, Trains Arrive FROM Atlanta, Ga. , Daily 5 21 am Lexington, Ky., Daily 4.1oam Cynthiana, Ky. , Daily Except Sunday 7.35 am il aysville , Ky. , Daily Except Sunday 7.38 am Rowland, Ky., Daily Except Sunday 7.55 am Lexington, Ky., Daily Except Sunday 8.12 am Cincinnati, O., Duily 9.50 am Maysville, Ky., Daily Except Sunday , 10.20 am Lexington, Ky,, Daily , '. 10.15 am Cincinnati, O., Daily 10.24 am Lexington, Ky., Daily Except Sunday .12.00 am Cynthiana, Ky., Daily Except Sunday 3.10 pm Maysville, Ky., Daily Except Sunday 3.15 pm Lexington, Ky.. Daily ' 3.34 pm Knoxville.Tenn.. Daily 3.25 pm Maysville, Ky., Daily ( 5.40 pm Cincinnati, 0., Daily Except Sunday 5.47 pm Lexington, Ky., Daily .6,03 pm Louisville & Frankfort, Daily Except Sunday 5.5o am Jacksonville. Fla., Daily 6.05 pm Cincinnati, O., Daily K 10 :50 pm No. 134 '29 7 10 40 37 3 12 33 26 25 9 138 38 5 39 30 8 32 31 Trains No. 34 4 29 40 10 137 37 33 133 6 26 25 TO Cincinnati. O., Daily 5 Maysville, Ky., Daily Except Sunday 5. Lexington, Ky. , Daily Except Sunday 7 Cincinnati, O., Daily'Except Sunday 8, Maysville, Ky. , Daily Except Sunday 8 Lexington, Ky., Daily .' 9 Knoxville, Tenn., Daily 9 Jacksonville, Fla. , Daily , 10 Lexington, Ky., Daily 10 Maysville, K., Daily 12. Cynthiana, Ky. , Daily Except Sunday 12 Lexington, Ky., Daily Except Sunday 3, 38 Cincinnati, O., Daily 3, 9 Rowland, Ky., Dailv Except Sunday 5, 39 32 8 30 31 13 Lexington, Ky., Daily Except Sunday ., 5, Cincinnati, O., Daily Maysville, Ky., Daily Except Sunday 6 Cynthiana, Ky., Daily Except Sunday 6, Lexington, K. , Daily 10, Atlanta, Ga., Daily 10. IF cfe5 O- I?TJSA:l-I?jttlLM IN EFFECT OCTOBER. 3, 1911. Trains .A-rrrve No. FROM 2 Frankfort, Ky., Daily Except Sunda 8.13 am 4 Frankfort, Ky., Daily Except Sunday 3.30 pm 5 Louisville & Frankfort, Daily Except Sunday .' 5.50 Dm ' Trains Depart ISo. TO 7 Frankfort & Louisville, Daily Except Sunday 7.43 am 1 F ankfort, Ky. Daily Except Sunday 9.53 am 3 Frankfort, Ky Daily.Except Sunday 5.53 pm 5wuiir wfcijPHp3Wft Curtis Henry & Co., Groceries, Drygoods, Fresh and Cured rVIeatSjaVegefcables, Fruits, Etc. Both Phones 442 We Want Your Trade on the Merits of Our Goods., Everything We Sell is Guaranteed. Our accommodations are the best in town -A new Auto Delivery, Polite Attention and . Always a Special Effort to Please ' : : : : A Few Things Others Haven't Might Interest You: Cream ""Flour," French Bread, 'Golden Sun Coffee, Sweet-Orr Overalls, American Beauty Corsets, Royal Tailoring and many others too numerous to mention. Give us a trial. Yours for more business. l-jj-lm mu CURTIS HENRY CO. Cor. 1 4th and Main ' L Smokers and chewers flock to brands that they see the most people buying. 40,000 steady users indirectlv make 40, 000 more. Get them for Strater Bros. Branch Brands the brands that you grow for byusingthesebrandsyourself. Tell Every Friend Tell your friends of these brands. Tell them what you know of the tobacco. Tell them you grow it and smoke&nd chew it yourself, so you know. Tell them it comes from Kentucky, from the center of the richest Burley sections. Let them know it's the cream of your crops and that they can buy these brands from 'most any dealer, because dealei s know that these brands are the best they can buy. Burley growers should be Burley Boosters and the best way to boost is to BUY Burley YOUR OWN BRANDS-YOURSELF. COMPANY BRANCH Incorporated, Louisville, Ky. (2) rno 1911. AT 11 :59:P. M. IDe - psurt .28 am .35 am .47 am .20 am .20 am .57 am .55 am .24 am .27 am .05 pm .04 am ,34 pm 4q pm o& pm 57 pm 10 pm 6. .Lb pm ,25 pm .57pm ,55 pm 55 i mjai ! BOURBON REMEDY CO., Lexington , Ky. Enclosed find pho'to of hogr that was cured o cholera with your Bourbon Hoe Cholera Rem edy. This hog: was almost dead before using the medicine, and then was entirely cured, ex cept loss of ears, tail, etc. The hog is owned by Mr. Skiles Ewingr, of Bowling Green, Ky. He will be glad to give you a testimonial, and we can get several more if you want them. JENKINS-SUBLETT DRUG CO., Bowling Green, Ky, Ask Your Druggist for It. For Sale dy W. T. Brooks. Hot and Gold Hot and cold baths. Everything neat and clean. Polite barbers always ready to wait on the trade. No long waits You are next. A. KAF1AL, All persons having claims against the estate of C. R. Harris, deceased, are hereby notified to nresenl same nronerlv proven according to law to me at North Middletown, Ky., on or before October 15, 1912. MRS. NETTIE MAY HARRIS, 13 6t Administrator. Paris, - Kentucky. Horse Shoeing-, Machine Shop. Automobile Repairing a Specialty. IOAM0UTH CAVE. The Dry Fall Outing to Ken tucky's Great Subteranean Wonder, or 200 Miles Un der Ground Wed. Oct. 1 6. Arranged for private and select parties and their visitors. River low, echo grand, cave dry. The time to see Mammoth Cave when at its best. Round trip railroad fare 5.G5 from Paris and all way stations on regular train 7:38 a. m. Board at Cave Hotel from arrival for supper until after breakfast morning third day, also in cluding the two trips through the cave for $6.50. Limit on tickets 10 days. Write or phone L. & N. Agent. Manicuring 35 Cents, Shampooing 25 Cents. Work done promptly and satisfaction guaranteed. aigiptf East Tenn. Phoe 669 r " A modern five room cottage on Walk er avenue. Possession given at once. Anply to Sep 3 3t LEE STARKE. Go, Incorporated. Manufacturers of Harness, Horse Boots and Leather Novelties of All Kinds, All Orders Promptly Executed And , Work Guaranteed. No. 304 Main Street Repairing of All Kind Done While You Wait. Opp. Court Mouse. Hi A T H Sam 1. Kerslake Jlnnk Langhon The Bourbon Horse Goods Concrete Illustrations of What Protective Tariff Really Means. CAUSE WORKERS TO THINK. Iniquities of the Payne-Aldrich Act, Taft's "Best Law Ever," Strikingly Told In Figures. Concrete examples of how a protec tive tariff operates are causing the workingman, the "poor man," to do a lot of thinking nowadays. He is be ginning to understand whether it is not about time to call a halt on the Re publican practice of taxing the coat off his back and threatening him with the loss of his shirt and his socks if he does not submit. All through the present tariff law, passed by a Republican congress and indorsed by a Republican president as THE BEST TARIFF BILL EVER PASSED, are to be found discrimina tions, the higher duty oh the cheaper article, the lower duty on the dearer article, thus placing on the shoulders of those least able to bear it the great er burden of the protective system. Ileie are some illustrations: The cheapest wool blankets bear a duty of 105.12 per cent; the dearest, 104.G5 per cent. Flannels, not more than 40 cents a pound, are taxed at 143.G7 per cent; oer 70 cents a pound, 7G 37 per cent Wool plushes, cheapest, 141.73 per cent; dearest, 05 33 per cent. Knit fabiics, cheapest. 141 percent; dearest, 05.53 per cent Stockings, worth fiom $1 to $1.30 a doen. 70 37 per cent; from $2 to $3, 50 por cent Elats and bonnets, worth not over .$5 a dozen, 02 per cent; over .$20 a dozen, 35 per cent Carpets, highest pi iced, 50 per cent; that used for mats and rugs, 12G SS per cent Women's gloves, unlined, 40 per cent; lined. 34 per cent; longest gloves, un lined. 42 per cent; lined. 20 per cent. Men's gloves, worth less than $3 a dozen. 0G 2S per cent; cdstliest gloves, 14.45 per cent; leather, unlined, 44.5S per cent; lined, 20.30 per cent Buckles, cheapest, 77.48 per cent; dearest, 2G 33 per cent. Uncut diamonds bear a 10 per cent duty; imitatiou diamonds, 20 per cent The humble firecracker bears a 97.02 per cent duty, while elaborate fireworks bear but 70 per cent Matting, smaller and cheaper grades, 43 per cent; costlier, 24 per cent Watch movements, seven jewels, 6G02 per cent; 11 jewels, 40.41 per cent; 17 jewels, 34.43 per cent Underwear, cheapest. 5G.90 per cent; deatest, 30 per cent. Dress goods of wool, cheapest 105.42 per cent; dearest, 94.13 per cent Velvets, cheapest 105.22 per cent; dearest, 40 55 per cent Silk handkerchiefs, cheapest, 77.44 per cent; dearest, 50 per cent Scissors, worth 50 cents a dozen, 52 21 per cent; worth $1.75 a dozen, 4G por cent Table knives, fincy grades, 57.40 per cent; bone handled, G9.43 per cent Dutcher knives, best grades, 52.10 per rent; cheapest grades, 93.55 per cent. Filos, smallest, Sl.20 per cent, long est. 3G SI per cent Shotguns, worth from $3 to $10, 47.G7 por cent; worth over $10, 45.4G per cent. These are only a part of the dis criminations, gleaned from a swift conning of some of the schedules. Re duced to simplest terms, they mean th.at the poor man is taxed higher than the rich man. TRAVELING MEN FOR W00DR0W WILSON. Ho Has a Record of Making Good His Promises to Voters. The traveling man is a live wire. Traveling men are decided factors in molding public sentiment No other class of men come in more forceful contact with the actual condi tion of the high cost of living without a corresponding increase in salaries. ' The traveling men need Governor Wilson for their president because his record is that of making good promises and then honestly fulfilling them. Gov ernor Wilson in his candidacy needs the help of every live traveling man. Every genuinely progressive commer cial man who is willing to help Gov ernor Wilson's candidacy is urged to -end his name immediately to the Com mercial Men's Wilson committee, care Organization bureau. Democratic Na tional headquarters, Fifth Avenue building. New York". President Taft cqngratulates the Re publicans of Maine on. -what Chairman Hilles describes as "an old-fashioned iMctory." Another such and Vermont .ind Rhode Island -would go Democratic n November. Those who know and feel for Ch'air rnan Hilles say he really isn't to blame for the Republican presidential candi date's announcement that he "is out of politics." What's a moosette? peekaboo! A third term KENTUCKY T, H. $21,000 $ 3,000 $ 5,000 $ 3,000 $ 9,300 $ 5,000 THE 3CENTUCKY FUTURITY THE WAIiKUT TLXLL CUP THE TRAXSYLVAXIA - -THE CASTLETOX CUP CHAMPIONSHIP STAIiTJOX THE OCTOBEK PRIZE A BIG STAKE Weber's Prize Band of America One Fare RAILROAD RATES One Fare WRITE FOR PROGRAM New Fall Suits Arrivio S fc' ? & " 5v -,$r V , . -i .A 1. ve I " i -... w i .. jtMA v ml ff?f'iJ if I ft ''I IP v i S-- I " W-cl8&K ISCBLOSS BI-OS ft tO I vw TWIN BROS., CLOTHING DEP'T. L'Woiistein,Proprietor. sijM&& So Simple Anyone Can Run It No need of a mechanic to take care of the Studebaker"20." No need of a chauffeur. You or your wife can run it as easily as an expert. Simplicity of operation and control, added to the light running and easy riding qualities of Studebaker cars are the delight of their 75,000 owners. The Studebaker (Flanders) "20" is equal in! quality of material and workmanship to any car made, and its low price and low upkeep cost puts it within your reach. We know the quality of our cars because every part is made in our own plants and guarantees to us what we guarantee to you.i The Studebaker name., too, means service after you buy. Ready for immediate delivery. The $800 Studebaker (Fiander.)"20' PriM. Standard Equipped, $89 f . o. b. Detroit. Equipped as above, with Top, Windshield, Prest-O-Lite Tank and Speedometer, $885. Ah aw Ammlr h nca StmdehheT art catalogue er send to us The Studebaker Corporation Detyit, Michigan Bourbon Garage THE WORLD'S" .BEST TRACK' . t B. ASSOCIATION TUESDAY, OCT. S "WEDNESDAY, OCT. 9 THURSDAY, OCT. 10 - MONDAY, OCT. 14r - MONDAY, OCT. 14? "WEDNESDAY, OCT. Ifr EVERY DAY aily- ScfoZcss Bros09 8c Co. Baltimore, Md.0 Har:d FVIade Suits Are Here Oirect from The Tailors Hands. . We are showing the new Plum,. Carnation," Grey and Browns, the prices very reasonable, 15 to 25. All Wool shades-at. . . Fall Suits, newest .10, $12.50 and 815. Our Fall Line of Haws Von Gol Hats Douglass Shoes and Tiwn Bros., Special Shoes are. ar riving daily. s The showing we are making f or Fall is in every way up to the highest class, our prices are more reasonable than elsewhere, fc 9 far it & Supply Co., Ast3 Mrtlt- teJE'Alfc&Jgbi. jg - -' aitJte i ,iiM2 -t ..& n, i . .Wiajfejs-iiist ktoHfrJe &JHj&ddtfaBiigM