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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
a pANeERous MlsrAkE.
Albuquerque Mothers should Not NEG.
lect kidney Weakness IN
Children.

Most children have weak Kidneys.
The earliest warning "a hed.WottihR
Later comes back ache. head ache.
languor.
blos.
TO blame the child Tor lts own ais.
tress.
Seek 10 cure the Kidneys.
Save the child from deadly kidney
Ills.
Doan's kidney pills cure sick Md.
neys
D A Skinner dealer IN staple and
fancy groceries. 2i6 West railroad
avenue, says Some time ago there
came 10 my notice a case of a child
whose control over the kidney secro.
lions Was limited. The parents pro-
cured Tor Il Deans kidney Pills al n
drug store and the treatment. accord.
Ing 90 directions for children. was
commenced. IN addition 90 the limit.
Jed control there was considerable
back ache. the complications fully
proving that ln some way the kidneys
we're either weakened ~ overeHcitod.
Toe treatment % Doan'a Kidney pills
80 strengthened the Kidneys that the
annoy anee ceased"
For sale By ali dealers Price so
cents. Foster Milhurn Co.. Buffalo. ~
r., sole agents for the United states
Remember tho Duan'8- and
take NO other s57
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

the lower end Of the yards charged
with malicious destruction 0f prop
uriy d seems that many boys in that
portion OF the city are iu Toe habit Of
playing in Cahuuaes aud empty box
cars and IL was while enraged ia play
that they broke some Of ihe fixtures
in the caboose They are 10 be- given
a hearing later
Although there were no arrests yes-
terday by the police for drunkenness.
diaorderly conduct. shooting of fire.
works. on any other cause. the Fourth
OF July came to a close with fwo Of
che hloodiest aiinys set recorded in
police annals namely. the Willing uf
bis wife and himself by Harvey No.
billiard, tho negro teamsier. and the
deadly assault made by an unknown
man upOn Pedro Mluhcl and liner de-
bois 40 arrests have yet been made
in the ease The dead Miuhul and the
one arrested Cor assault are not re
lated 10 each other
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
MARKET LETTER


Special Correspondence
kansea City. Mo. July 2-Toial
cattle and calf receipts last week. 3O,-
600 head. of which 10000 were Ia the
quarantine division and 5000 we're
calves. equally divided In The uuaran-
title ana native divisions. This left
the supply Of natives small, and buy
cre had some difficulty in securing
the requisite percentage % good 90
choice beef steers Prices advanced
% 20 a5 cents during the week on fair
60 go.ld killing cattle ~ an degcrip-
lions. sioekers and feeders were 10
20 % cents higher. veal calves we're
20 10 90 cents lower The run today
"a 1900 head. nearly half IN the quar-
antlne division. market steady 90
atrong ON fair go good stun, steady 90
weak on common cattle etrnight
grass Kansas steers sold az tt.e5 20
day, and Indian grass ateors are sells
ing In the quarantine division at $3.50
20 gagO. Ia yfod horned Colurados,
from Ouray. sold 81 35.2b last week.
aud other FED steers from AfkaneaH
valley M &b25 and $3.50 prices % 90
40 GEMS above expectations az time OF
shipping. Cattle have not yet started
from the great range country, Win the
exception uf veal calves Generous
rains over the corn belt have again
fallen during last week, and the strong
prices FOR hnlshcd cattle are naturally
enticing many farmers and feeders
into making calculations TOT noAi sea-
con.
Fal,ly liberal mutton receipts last
week. $4,000 head. resulted in lower
price afor an but the best ones. and
che run ~ 1000 today Is also selling
weak 20 10 cents lower. Texas, ARR
roma and native sheep aud Texas
goats are pretty evenly divided ~ the
receipts. Arizona showing heat Qnal
SIS as q rule. Texas sheep iackEg
quality 10 the last week, native much
mixed. goats selling nearly steady. a.
93a0 20 t3.70 Texas muttnna sold
today NJ $500. Arizona woihers fb.ba
and 5000. top native spring lambs 81
! Outlet ~ very large for on classes Of
mutton. and a restriction in receipts
will ho followed Immediately Boy
stronger prices. Nothing from Utah
or the northwest yet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
SISTERS or MERCY
ACADEMY At ROSWELL

Mother N. a. Berchmanns. mother
superior Of the Sisters of Mercy ~
stanton. Texas. and Sister n. Angela.
a teacher in the Sisters school az the
the same plnce. arrived in Roswell Tor
the purpose OF securing lots and MAX
ing other arrangements for ;ha cree
tion of q building 10 which 90 establish
Hn academy ln that city u viii be
day school in connection With a
boarding school The building and
other improvements VIII cost about
SEQ 600
The Roswell school viii ba similar
to thai now running at Carlsbad. Il
wil be- run along the lines adopted by
the Catholic sisters everywhere, and
this U.s. sufficient guaranty OF its genu-
inc worth. ass well as that % will BE
made a success. Tho building viii uc
commenced as soon as possible. The
sisters hope Co have the school ready
Tor 0ccupnncr In September or the
lrst OF October
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
TRACTION COMPANY OR.
DERS TWO NEW CARS
comPLETioN or LUMBER MILLS
EXTENSION DELAYED ~ A
SHORTAGE or TROLLEY WIRE.

our inability tO secure trolley
wire al once. VIII delay the compile
ton Of The lgmher mill extension for
some time said President Greer
of ODE Albuquerque Traction company.
This morning
This D. dlHcouuugInE in ua a. well
OBI me people, bat % is something that
clunut hc helped rhp demand for
copper wire new is very great. and
orders cann0' Dol hiod promptly. 80
pociahy 90 the quality Of wire that
must ncCcs a1rllF he used Tor electric
car frolleya However we Will put
about q quarter 81 "a mile of the lino
in operation Just as soon ag the wire
We have pa hand can ho puf On fhe
poles Thm win reach fo util0
beyond The New YORK 1venue turn
"our new equipment consisting Of
fwu new convertible cars "a expected
daily These care lnOuFh not al good
az tho cars We ere using on tho main
time, viii tc better than the average
street miiuas oar. and are 60 con.
ffucied that they can ho made open
in summer and CLOSED ln winter"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

Deputy sheriff w A Campbell was
a visitor Tuesday from FlaRstan. says
the Williams News he informed uH
thai the case against ne coiored por-
ter who was wanted last week o. the
charge OF having tried % enter the
berth of lady near Flagstaff. bad
been dismissed. ua she had continued
on east ond would pQi appear before
fhc court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
rev. BREWER DOING MIS-.
sIoNARY WORK Ar ROSWELL

Rev O. n. Brewer. missionary secre'
iary OF the Baptist church for New
Mexico and Arizona, who has been
here attending the meeting Of the
board OF managers of the New Mexico
Baptist convention AZ Roswell, left for
Hagerman and Aresia. where he will
DO some missionary work. His home
1. now M nhnnnIN. 4. n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
STOCK SALES

Special Correspondence.
Kansas city. No. June 2o-N,l-
lowing we're some sales o. Texas. Ari.
Roma and dew Mexic sheep here this
week
Monday. June IS.
Campbell a Francis. Flagstaff, Ariz.
2f26 wethers and ycarlings, "a
pounds. $3.50; 1864 spring lambs, n
pounds, STsb.
Morgan Brady. Texas. 267 ewes. "a
pounds. tisb. $50 wcihers. SO pounds,
fiG0.
Noelke. san Aneglo Texas, 1892
wethcrs. SO pounds. sass; i1l costs,
50 pounds. 1896.
smart. Brady. Texas, l5i goats. sc
pounds. $50: iji goats. 10 pounds.
$500.
Tuesday, June &C.
3. Armstrong Roswell. n. ~. 1872
we7hers. So pounds $3.50.
Hulchins. Flagstaff Ariys 500
wcthors and yearlings, 1902 pounds
$685..
Campbell a Francis. FlagstaH
AriE.. 1899 wothcrs end ycarlings 80
pounds. t6.5o.
sherman San Angelo, Texas, fS1
sheep. So pounds, ST..
Godalr. Brady Texas iSa goats, 20
pounds s3Go
wednesday, June ~.
=. ArmsirOng. Roswell, n. NJ If3
wethcrs. SO pounds. $3.50. 2ti feed.
ers. ~ pounds $3.50
Hart Brady. Texas. 23l goats, 70
pounds. $500
Thursday. June 90.
Ackroy Bros. Carlsbad, n NJ, ao2
wethprs. 40 pounds, 1856.
Friday, juno 20.
Ackroy Bros. Carlsbad \. N. ll1i
Mnthnra .. nnnnhn Ah.hO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
JOTTlNGS FROM
POLICE CIRCLES
NATIVE WOMAN CHARGES ELlsEo
MtRABEL WITH OUTRAoiNo
hER--FAiLS TO PROSECUTE
TWO BOYS m THE TOLLS.

Lucia Chayes, a comedy native resid-
ing in old Albuquerque. caused the ar
rest yesterday ui Elise1 Mirabel. ON
"a charge OF criminal assault. she al
leglng that while ln company with
Mirabo last SUNDAY he induced her TO
accompany him 90 tine southern part
OF the C.iy. where, beneath q bridge,
be outraged her
Mirabel gave bond in the sum Ot
$3.50. signed by Or. n u Romero aud
another business man. for hla appear
uuco in police court this morning,
when be- was tu have been given IA
hearing Before Judge Crawford this
morning De stuutly maintained bis IN
uoconce Ut any criminal action with
the prosecuting witness, but minated
that her character was not Of me best
A. the Chaves woman failed 10 APP
pear this morning t0 push the charge
against Mlrahol. he was released 9y
the Judge. pending che apprehension
Of the prosecuting witness.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

Attorney W. n ChAdem and family
ien fhia morning foF tho upper ni0
pcc0a whore they have q summer coo
tagc Mrt Chlidera and daughter glil
spend acfofai months in tho muun
tains My Chlldera expects % return
90 che city on sunday evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels. cause chronic constipation.
Deans Romlois operate easily. tone
the stomach, cure constipation, 2oc.
Ask your druggist for them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

W 81 Hngan. 90 0ld-fime omplofo
I'D fhe aauia fc. who later developed
grower. WAS in nom.ng the other day
shaking hands with Old friends. Ne
q pew one of tho business men ~
clifton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

Somebody stole the automobile
signs az the outskirts OF the village
oi Amilyvllio. l.. H.. recently. ana BE-.
were no arrests Tor speeding The
skins were replaced VS. noon. how
ever, and there were arrests during
the afternoon
The sigma stolen did not contain
an arm 10 tell la which direction
,ne village hy from the warning point
and because Of this Justice Wplls dis.
charged William A. Porter of Brook.
lyn. who had been arrested for speed.
Ing. This was held q good defense
The new signs contain the needed
pointer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

zach ring holds one stock OF o.
hoWcr which must naturally ho a iiy,
peong, ionquil or some blossom with
a strong stem. THESE flower holders
are sometimes made in fantastic
forms, such az turtles. or FISH, They
explain che arrangement Of flowers
which On tne Japanese pictures seem
10 Dee growing up directly from the
middle ~ the bowls.
Making surveys By Night
one profession tn turn nlFht into
day ia the surveyors and some large
rnsinecfinE companies in NcW YORK.
nov have a nlght gang working A
system Of feflectOu 81 arranged a0
that a nrlehi lieht d. thrown on the
dill, maxine % easily rtad by he man
behind che lever a block away The
plumb llne hangs IN front of one Of
these reflect rs and h De- siso oasily
seen.
THESE gIrga may be- seen any nighL
The only disadvantage over DAY work
'eing iht additional circumference Of
The rerrw0rf. They have tho al
vantage however. of nos being inter
fered wi,a hy the crowd
Use 81 Race Horse ekolstona.
10 ilc offer made hy the governors
OF ne Cuncy Island Jockey Club 90
set aside n plot 81 ground on The
property of that organization no the
| 8hecushcad nay race CuurcC as per
manont grave for the famous race
horse, Syannby and 90 erect a mem.
/ urial stone. ~ sysonhy's owner jas.
In kecne, wished %. Mr. kopne hHF
replied. thanking the club ohlccrs for
their courtesy. hnt stating that be- has
f, no. decided definitely what diaplfl.
ton should be- made of Sysonby =
body.
!. 81. Bradford. treasurer ~ the
| Conoy Island Jockey Club. and one Of
the board Of governors. said that IN
49, keoncs letter Of acknowledge.
moni he stated that be- vas consider
ING The matter OF having Sysunhy =
dy exhumed aus the skeleton saved
aud arilCulated. the hony frame of che
horse 20 be presented, mounted. 90 toe
New York Museum 90 Natural Hia
tory That Mr. kcCno will take THIS
course stlil remains tu b. determined
hut ,he idea has been approved hy
hia friCuda, aud % o. believed tiai D
viii be- carried out
Famous race horses. representing
me highest onnluo tyue. have been so
honorcd in many instances, thf latest
case of the Kind boinc thar az "a,
great English horse. Ofmlndu, styled
tho horse of the century which
was sold out of England only undCi
zoe condition that when he should de
his skeleton should be- returned D,
England a. n Eif; from his breeder
t1 the British Museum Tho condi
lion governed the sale OF Ormond,
ip the Argentine Republic End was o
tipulctt9n In the sale when Ormund'
was soll 10 vs. OBJ. McuOnough. 10
American breeder who owned him al
the time of bis dclth Ormonde'i
skeleton was sent back to England al
agreed, aud Is now In the British Mn
scum
IN America two other famous rae,
horses whose skeletons are sorvini
science and students OF natural bic
tory are American Eclipse and Lex
! inEon la the Smiheuninu Institute al
] Washington
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

a healthy man ls k,ng ,n his own
right. az uuhClhhy man is an an
hanpY SLAVE Burdock Blood Bittors
builds up sound hcaith--keeps YOU
well
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

E@S ~ Vs. -
o'oGs 'os o., 9 s n: ss~'esssT ssr'' Association"
A. over the bns from the FARMS we troop down.
WATSON into Ami'y town
Ana ne i9' s S ro Sal'o i5 - ~ Toaa July
And an e l9 Is e sb 'GS e. ' sssn lils by
Thou, over me shoulder Tumbcaleh hut
and We S eo@o 1'i Se .ssns BE- %onnS
As" there ,E Po9ls with girl along on there nne H' and
Ana . 9s .ls'er ,sssIas wh,s,.Rrt Jn
To S what. e., e. ss ssis Of I @ s' sin s
cause no,hSr goes rIsSt sad evrytnnss wrong
Whe9 yogr r., tGg i cryos BAD, siF @ ,
IFS the AmIiy Fourth Of July
The cannons are booming in Amly town.
me Ss S e9 5rm Ss@g aS on S9sy SSg down
al through the streets Of H@iy town
n. the Fourth July ne hlsh.
With 6er and differs adorning
GSS oS Sas ne e i TS1 o6 oae 9 40 5'6 ns "'
For ' is rS SaG' @a joy T morning. a'
.v there dudley poy with
Fo' @Iss.n. he rac;Ions Q @onusi
There are sahers prizes u Am,y town,
iis 'sS
"a Ana S s cosa was q. he as na c s%y town
The oihe1 1o1%o = t. and RI have 'S S Of '''
AND So Not Of You sa6 5' sR s' Sa1n 13Sy
he's q
Hoorn or
I'm spu early robin this morping
Dudley do
But hos losing a money and missing al he fun,
the rockets u Amty
Whsh Pop--ah-h-h-hi Pop-ah-h-hh!
Fairies that have long tail 10 their gownl
Fra. fer.w-i.i-is3, ''f pop- SiD
rs the Fourth % painting sky,
With white AN &
And lts good 90 sit down and just muruur "oh. my"
For { awful The dawnlng.
Ana q seoms-well reckon H seems Hn;
I've Kind tired OF Tom Joe ana BILL
: Ill Amtyvie
Cause % ain az rs was In the morning
goes Dudley Doy on there goes Bonnie has.
set, aud lE IS got one!
Bat e a GINGER cookey they a mi OF fun
For they hadn't any money in the morning.
lonesome from miy town.
Pudiy pIud, pOdty.
aint { when /
It's belind q Amiy
shuttle ana plOd-pud--pOd!
on. ] sort off, kind OIL wisl ! could
Someone that-wel. that smiling and sweet
Someone that anxious 10 help
candy. wouldn't BE- scornine
walk the Tumhledick hll
And talk about things with q hearty WILL
bind up my that's hurting me sim
Since burned 4 bad In the mornng
lwbyy-yl pretty Jim Why pretty
sister, and she's Mue'
It wicked
And ln your brother IN the morning.
Cause rs awfuly girls along ss along gns
The night anl derk q Girl along
There's a light IN her mugish
over oar heads stroll along
WIN bt of Joke and snatch Of q
From the Amiy Fourth July
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
- aummsr Do Ior Aetera.

The actor has q new vacation job
re need not seek a summer stock,
bui can DO business right on Broad
way. Al least ho could until u short
time aRo Now the competition o.
severe. fur half the unemployed actors
Boz town are iying 20 eeli country
buildings lots tO the other halt The
half ihat succeeds gets tho commits.
sion For the laFt years actors have
been investing their savings in the
variaus land companies about the city
ono town. a short distance from CRY
hai Is owned almost exclusively by
ihD players 90 H che commission
Thai interests them ai This season
however a. tho actors lucky enough
10 bring aDout che sale of one boz "a
week cRn i've in comfort Ga SUM
mor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

Two native youths were taken in
charec ~ eant0 W. Oihcer Ben WIN
Iams mai niFhl while Dbl a cah0ase IN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

An examination 10Y ihc position of
clerk. (mple and fomalol and carrier
lmalel, will be- held az ne pofioihce
Ia THIS CITY on July 2G. 1906 FOL Az
ullratlun blanks aud for fun iniorna
lion relative so the examination, quail
hcaiions. duties, salaries vacations
,remctl.na. tic address che secre'
tsfy II ilo board of ciyll service eN.
am.ners. 90 tie local posiofhco.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07
SANTA re oRoEREp
STEEL POSTAL CARS.

Announcement is made that the
santa 10 has an order placed for
thirty oirht additional steel under
frame postal clrs Recently an or
Ior f0r "a limited number Oi these cars
was made as an experiment. and %
has been found that The cars are much
bette. than the frame cars heretofore
No asc that gradually an the frame
ears viii De replaced hy those of steel
construction Railway pusta. clerks
nave the most dangerous place on any
train Thev are unable 40 see when
trouble rs threatened and usually eui.
for injury Ia serious accidents The
steel nnderfwme affords a protection
not otherwise obainaDlc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

sptclhi IuflDapenacncf
Kansas CITY. Mo. June 20 -N1l-
lowing were some sales % Texas. All
Roma and dew Mexic sheep here this
mnnN
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-03-09
STOCK AND CROP.

Joe FrakesI bought, yesterday,
five car loads of export cattle, averag-
ing 1850 pounds, from Mr.. Jas. E.
Clay at cents.
W. H. Whaley, Jr., shipped per
Adams Express Company, Tuesday
night, % head of horses to Heaton, Pa.
The horses represented an Eexpendi-
ture of about $4,000. Our hustling ex-
press agent, Mr.. John Dean, seems to
be making a speciality of shipping
horses by the Adams.
-Auctioneer A. I. Forsyth made the
following report of the sale of John
McLeod's yesterday: Farm of 124
acres, Is acres to be put in corn, rented
to w. E. Stillwell for 81, 200. Horses
brought $55 to $86: one pair mules,
1886; cows, $50 to $55; sows, $18 to
$24; shoats, $3.50 to $3.50 per head +;
chickens, SO to az cents; lard, 10a to
IL cents; hams, Is cents; shoulders,
81 cents; sides, liz cents; mixed hay
81 per ton; corn $3.50 per barrel farm
ing implements good prices. Good
crowd in attendance.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-03-09
sEs MARRIAGES.

The Lexington Herald yesterday,
says: 1.-The marriage of Miss Eliza
beth Hopkins, of Carlisle, and Mr.. Fin
ley Burris, of Bourbon county, was
quietly celebrated Wednesday after
noon at the home of the Rev. Mr..
Simpson, the officiating. The only
witnesses were Mrs. Burns Bayless,
of Lexington, and her brother, Mr..
Allen Hokpins, Miss Nancy Rice and
Miss Katherine Mathers, of Carlisle,
who accompanied the young couple
here.
1.-The bride is beautiful young girl
and looked lovely in her stylish wedding
gown. She has frequently visited Mrs.
Bayless, one of her most intimate
friends, who was married two years ago
on the same date.
Mr. Burris is popular young Bour-
bon county farmer, and is also we'll
known and popular here. They left
after the ceremony for a short we'd
ding trip and will then make their
home in Bourbon.
Following this ceremony, Miss Bes-
sic Burris and Mr. Charles Hopkins,
both of Bourbon county were quietly
married. Miss Burris, is a brother
of Mr.. Finley Burris and Mr.. Hopkins
is cousin of the other bride. They
also left on short wedding trip and
will make their home on the bride
grOom's farm
Samuel Kerns and Miss Julia Tur-
ley, sof Carlisle, were married at the Lee
land Hotel Lexington, at o'clock
Tuesday night by the Rev. James
Simpson.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-03-09
DEATHS.

Mrs. Ella McElroy, wife of Rev.
DR.. McElroy, pastor of the Cynthiana
Presbyterian Church, died at, the Good
Samaritan Hospital. Lexington, Mon
day afternoon. She was taken there
several weeks ago and underwent an
operation. The body was taken to
Cynthiana for burial Mrs. McElroy
had been a great sufferer and hope of
her recovery abandoned several weeks
ago. She remarked Sunday that she
hoped she might live until Monday,
which was her forty-third birthday.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-03-09
Wednesday, March *, 1906,

at the Virgins farm on the Bethlehem
and Hutchinson Station pike, seven
miles from Paris, one mile from Hutch
ison, the following:
Is work mules, age 2 to z;
l 5-year-old bay mare by Lord Rus
sell;
l 4-year-old gelding by Grey Squir-
rel safe for lady to drive;
sOrrel gelding, 6-year-old, safe for
lady to drive;
/ 8-year-old bob-tail horse, gentle;
l 3-year-Old gelding by Scarlet
Wilkes;
22-year-old geldings by Bourbon
Chief;
= 2-year-old FLY by Kenton Rex;
l 2-year-old saddle gelding by Bour-
bon Chief;
l 3-year-old saddle gelding by Bour-
bon Chief;
l pair of 2-year-old half Percheron
mares;
l fresh extra good COW and calf;
Fish Bro. wagons;
l Old Hickory wagon;
1 Kentucky drill;
1 iron roller;
l Deering hemp machine;
L osborne hemp machine;
l Black Hawk corn planter:
l Bemis tobacco setter;
9 Vulcan plows;
10 sets dOuble-trees;
l Randall harrow;
l drag harrow;
2 harrows;
cultivators;
l gasoline engine;
l cutting box;
3 double shovel plows;
So hemp breaks;
l Stivers bluegrass stripper;
l buggy;
l road wagon;
l water tank, holds 10 barrels, pump
and hose;
20 sets of gear;
2 sets buggy harness;
Log chains;
Grain shovels;
$4,000 tobacco sticks;
+ hemp hooks;
Fowls and meat.
TERMS-Made known on day of sale.
LAIR & VIRGINS.
A. T. Forsyth, Auctioneer.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-03-09
A FINE LINE.

Mr.. Rice representing the merchant
tailoring establishment of E. L. Hays
& Co. will have on display at our
store line of Foreign and Domestic
Suitings, Cassimers, etc., for men s
Suits and Top Coats, March IA and Is.
9-2t HUMANS, TUCKER & CO. a
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-03-09
PUBLIC SALEI

| will on Thursday, March Is, at 2
o'clock sell publicly, at my home, on
Second street all Of my household and
kitchen furniture. An excellent fold
ing bed, one iron bed, Standard sew
ing machine, etc.
GARRETT KINNEY,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-03-09
COFFEE FREE.

Heekin's celebrated Kin-Hee Coffee
served free tomorrow at L. Howard
& Co. s.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-03-09
PUBLIC SALE
Mules. Farm Jnpl meltS, Etc

Our lease having expired, in order to
dissolve partnership, we will sell at
public auction all our farming imple-
ments, mules, etc., on