" THE BOURBON NEJYS, PARIS, KENTUCKYNOVEMBER 8, 1912 rc V i i I t JOHN HAUCK'S CELEBRATED DRAUGHT BEER ALWAYS ON TAP All Brands of Bottled in Bond Goods. Private stock Whiskies, 8-year-old, 1 1 O Proof, $1.00 per Quart. Bennie Weissberg rmmmm wammm I wmmmmmmmm mam lttUlCS ailU UCHUCIllCll Your Fall Are Mere THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS, KENTUCKY SWIFT CHAMP, Publisher Entered at Postoffice at Paris, Ky., as mail matter of the second class Established 188130 Years of Con tinuous Publication Published Every Tuesday and Friday One Year. . . .2.00-Six Months. .61.00 Payable in Advance ADVERTISING RATES Display advertisements, $1.00 per inch for first time ; 50 cents per inch each subsequent insertion. Heading notices, 10 cents per line each issue ; reading notices in black type, 20 cents per line, each issue. Cards of thanks, calls on onniififae j obituaries and resolutions, and simi lar maw er, u cents per line, Special rates for large 'advertise ments and yearly contracts. 15 I They are new, seasonable and rea sonable. The assortment is made up of the best styles of the world's best Shoe makers. The scope is so broad and the size ranges so complete you will find your size in any make you desire We have also a full line of Misses', Children's and Boys' School Shoes in Gun Metal, Patents and Tans. I GEO. McWILLIAMS, ln Phones 301 The Shoe Man 6 Bourbon Laundry DAVIS & FUNK, Props. Telephone No. 4. .-fciJfc : jr-- 5 fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa s s& -f CC'-c-S The right oi" publisher is reserved to decline any advertisement or other matter offered for publication. Space is a newspaper's stock in trade, its source of revenue. DEMOCRATS SWEEP THE NATION. Wilson and Marshall Will Receive More Than 384 Votes In Electoral College. y SOLID SOUTH JOINS EAST. Returns Indicate That Senate and House Will Be In Line With Administration. West 5 Street We Take Pleasure. in noing up the finest shirt waists or anything in the laundry line. That is whay made ihe Bourbon Laundrt famous fov fine work and it dever goes bsck on its repu tation. If you are particular about how your linen is laundered, your custom is the kind we want as we like to appreciatee. e 3 fa fa Bourbon Laundry SI? 7 W " rm b nK saris Kentucky, w. ft.. r , S.z-'-" " . Cdc igriculturarBank ofj Paris, Capital : 00,00.00 Sufplus $67,500.00 Protection ! $267,500.00 J WOODROW WILSON. Eorn at Staunton, Va., December 28. 1856. Graduated from Princeton CoIIeee 1S79. Graduated from the law department of the University of Virginia 18S2. Practice law at Atlanta 1883. Married Helen Louise Axson. of Sa vannah, 1885. Became professor of political econo my at Wesleyan Univeristy 1858. Became professor of jurisprudence and Dolitics at Princeton 1890. Became resident of Princeton Uni versity 1902. Elected Governor of New Jersev on he Democratic ticket 1911. Received Democratic nomination for President of the United Stttes, 1912. Author of numerous works on polit ical economy and American history. Elected President of the United States November 5, 1912. In the national elections Tuesday Wilson and Marshall, the Democratic candidates, were elected bv what ap pears to be sweeping popular major ity in the nation and an electoral vote of 384, with the probability that the later returns will -increase this vote. Before midnight Tuesday President Taft and former President Roosevelt had conceded. the election of Wilson and Marshall, ana the successful can didates were being overwhelmed with congratulations from leading men of the country. The Solid South and an almost solid East joined their hallots for the Dem ocratic Darty. Kentucky,. Indiana, West Virginia, New York New Jer sey, Delaware, Maine, West Virginia and Missouri were the first . States to register JIor.thelDemocraticTticket. Indications are that the Senate will be safely Democratic and the House is overwhelmingly in line with the new administraton. KENTUCKY.' " SweeDing all oDrjosition before hem. the Democrats of Kentucky rolled up an enormous plurality for Wilson and Marshall, elected nine out pf eleven Congressmen, and car ried the State by a handsome major ity ever both opponents of the Demo cratic presidential nominees. With practically complete returns from more than eigfity but of 120 counties, Wilson has a plurality of over 5,000 votes, and indications are that fuller returns'will show a plurality of over 100,000 votes. The victory was the most complete in the history of political warfare in Kentucky. Counties never before known to go other than Republican were swept into the Democratic col umn, record pluralities were equaled and then doubled, andTthe climax was reacned when surh counties as Laurel, one ofthe banner Republican strongS holds of the rock-ribbed'EIeventh dis trict, and Ohio, the , biggest Republi can county in the Fourth district,Jcast more votes for Wilson than for either Taft Or Roosevelt. The fight for second place in Ken tucky was close, with a great lead over Taft in Louisville, tne Roosevelt followers confidently counted on run ning second, but the Bull Moosers fell away badly in the Stete and apparent ly will be third when the complete re turns are totaled. There were no surprises in the con gressional races. The Democratic candidates wen easilv in the first nine districts, while Congressman Langley seems to have a safe lead over his Bull Moose opponent in the Tenth, and Caleb Powers appears to have been re turned.a wiunerover Ben V. Smith, the Democrat, and H. H. Seavy, Pro gressive, in the Eleventh. The con gressional delegation from Kentucky will be as follows: First District A. W. Barkley. Uem ocrat. Second District A. 0. Stanley, Democrat. Third District R. Y. Thomas, Dem ocrat. Fourth District Ben Johnscn, Dem ocrat. Fifth District-Swager Sherley, Democrat. Sixth District A. B. Rouse, Dem ocrat. Seventh District J. Campbell Can trill. Democrat. Eighth District Harvey Helm, Democrat. Ninth District W. J. Fields, Dem ocrat. Tenth District John W. Langley, Republican. Eleventh District Caleb Powers, Republican. NEW YORK. Woodrow' Wilson won the electoral vote of New York with the largest ! majorities since 1892. William Sulzer, Demucrat, was elected Governor. Both the presidential and gubernato rial endidates will receive a plurality ! oi at least 150,000. laft ran second in New York and the one gieat sur prise was the small vote received by Theodore Roosevelt. INDIANA. Indiana gave the Demucratic nresi dpntial candidate the largest plurality since 1 892. The Democratic Nation al and State ticket swept the Repub licans off their feet. Ralston, Demo crat, was elected Governor. WEST VIRGINIA. Woodrow Wilson swept the State by the largest majkority ever accorded a Democratic presidenial candidate. Sutherland, Democratic candidpte, will carry the state for Governor bv 25,000. Four Republicans and two Democrats willjbe sent to the lower house of Congress. WISCONSIN. Wisconsin went Democratic for the second time since 1856. NEW JERSEY. The home state of Governor Wilson. which was placed in the doubtful col umn, gave its nativeson a small ma jority. OHIO. Ohio gave its full electoral vote to the Democratic nominees. The plu rality achieved by Wilson is stupen dous in its proportions James M. j Cox was elected Governor together with the full Democraticticket. DAKOTAS. The two Dakotas are still in the doubtful column but incomplete re turns indicate a close race between Wilson and Roosevelt. NEBRASKA. Nebraska, which gave Bryan plural ities in 1896 and 1898 is Wilson's. ! Wilson will earrv thp. srntn bv a trrrav pluralty than did Brvan. DELAWARE. Delaware with its three votes fell into the Wilson column. "fFor sixteen years it has sent Republicans to the electoral college. MASSACHUSETTS. 0 Wilson carried Massachusetts for the first time in its history, KANSAS. i Indications are that Roosevelt A BLOOD MEDIC5HE WITHOUT AXiCGSQX,. Recently it has been dsfinitly proven by experiments on animals that ale-"- lowers the germicidal power of the body and that alcohol paralyzes the v. nite - puseles of the blood and renders them unable to take up and destroy disease rf Disease germs cause the death of over one-half of the hurrsn race. 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NEW HAMPSHIRE. Governor Wilson may carry the state of New Hampshire by a small majority, mmmm MISSOURI. Missouri'will give its 18 electoral votes to Wilson. Major, Democrat, elected Governor. UTAH. President Taft carried the state by a small plurality. OKLAHOMA. Oklahoma landed in the Wilson col umn by & plurality of 30,000. VEKMONT. President Taft carried the State by a slender margin. CONNECTICUT. Indications are that Baldwin, Demo crat, is elected Governor. SOUTH CAROLINA. South Carolina gave WilBon a major ityof 50,000 over both his opponents. VIRGINIA. Wilson carried the state by 35,000 over Roosevelt and Taft combined. Ten congressmen, were elected. ILLINOIS. ' The state gave Roosevelt a majority of 60,000. ALABAMA. Alabama rolled up an excellent ma jority for the Democratic candidates. ARKANSAS. Wilson carried Arkansas by a major ity in excess of 60,000. Roosevelt.was second. ASK THE FARMER who has one, what wonders the-Cumberland Telephone works for him. He will reply: 1. 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