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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-31

Tour new Industries manufacturing
and commercial. we're located ou or
immediately aI.accu. tl tb, lines
during tho year. from which i' is .-.i-
mated thar the COMPANY should ul.i
mtt"iF derive 'rrrtt revenue ~ over
$1,000 600 per aDrlm Sd- tracks
haf" been constructed 20 la1 ~ thess
plants
The repor. ubod..s comp-eheu-
siv" resume OF the extensive better
mcnts 10 ru1d undertaken and addi-
Noual equipment acquired
During the s,lr there R.re u.r
chased iNs locomotives. SECS freight
cars. 20 passenger cars ana other
equipment. %. % cost 81 sls.4es Zui
Do" locomotives purchased were the
hishrst power engines for both pas
H"rf~r and freight service. among the
latter type being included Ton Mal,ts
''r -"rffr" coo IAc mountain divisions
Road Improvements
THE charges GOA acc0uu, 90 add.
ions and h"rermrnts during the wear
aggregated SIiU'-.N,s. sons. ~ tho
m"re Important improvements fo ffr
road Mere
Third trarh on Cumberland division
hr'N"ru cherry Run and Orleans
Husd. ~aHufuu and strikers beer
PARK Iui Mountain Lake Paris Terra
MA and Bnirmor aud beftoeu West
End and uIrimlu. total OF %
miles additional ana standardized
'n'ri trtch 'u connection with this
turt. .ur tunnels tf Etrr.ffa Nc.
sr.rrs KoUsWrr srd Murray were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-31

"a river bridge. a. ED % third track.
Hobo- =. W er0ssink .; Charles
to-n Bridr- 4gi 81 Ciese,Anc Hu-
sinE1u river dr4sbrids a. NarlsttA.
SO Wabarh risrr crartricge o. -
csrcAs
Alt0malc ssua.s lave ben 10
sailed e. Go-triax ani S~r Cas- 10
Junction Pi'tsslrrn snf Conn-i n
vile I-ote-and and Cincinnati and
VAST p -f.-A- unCfion an Brunsx zee
PROVIDING a4fgf1afic tf0ck prute-c' sou
FOR inf adllfionAl miles O., uain
double rracs
c-sf;sn l-Sreysr.rts
A. Grafton ~ Va the sdcltional
'-ru aai faCIfss v~r- practlcalv
rorupl- - af the close - the rscAI
f~.- and 'oketh.r ~lth ne us- pas
s~rs-r .-'sfion. have since b~en pot
Ir service
f"re- improved ore hand ~ IA
- 1-- ws-~ pat Ia service a. Lorain
The 4r- ard coal docks a. this point
over ellrh r. handed the Coz from
West Virginia and Sout eastern Ohio
Goa. --.'s a-~ among che largest on
fr- Great lskrs
~ nr ENLARGED station facilities
~"r~ Completed a. Wilmington Del
lor-ies 80 Harrison burg and Fort
defiance "a Park%rzburg. Hunting
'oE. InlpI N.lers and Elm Grove.
"a Oakley and Portsmouth,. o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-31

Analyzing tho traric receipts. fhe
earnings from freight trtuIr d,
creased Sl.1sN.l4, or rs per
cent. the tonnage carried being Gu.
2f7.Ss1. "A decrease ~ 2..4".N.s tons.
or 3.5s per cent. IN" total toms car
ried one mile were iI.tut. l3'fts. %
decrease OF 32l .O4t.0S2. or ~ per
cent. under the previous wear To"
average freight earnings per ron per
mile were .5sN cents. an Increase %
.O0i cent
Coat Big Freight Feature
Products Of mines. including hIru.
minous and anthracite coal. cot..
ores. stone. sand. etc aggregated 500.
6a6.34O tone. or 81 - per cent 81 tho
total freight handled or this thrrr
were carried 25.2914N2 IONS 90 sou
coal. 1.O4O.751 tons ~ anthracite ,oal
and 2.Sf1 $50 tons ~ cox. AFri-
cultural products carried dur.ue thr
year amounted To- 4. eos 80 toms
products OF animals. 9tf.tt. tons
products OF forests -tfs.f.u toms
manufactured articles. g.t,'.s>Y tons
merchandise. 2.142.2St tons and mis-
celisneous traflc 2IS7.ec9 tons
Passenger earnings we're sf1.-u,
i32.1b, which Was u substantial Iu
crease OF s522 SO Oi. cor 500 rrr cent
over last year The passengers car
ried were "a 500 100. on increase OF
So, 04s. and tho average distance each
passenger travels was ft-t trII.s
The average earnings per p8ss.rser
per mile. Were qft cents. which Nas
an increase OF Uii cents
Earnlncs from express trnT o.
amounted 10 fl.s>o.3t6 80 sr Increase
OF SIS. 1890. The receipts from thc
transportation OF mails urr, s. Ift.
OBS 20. decrease 90 s-..s- .s
Expenses incident to uu operation
were SCI s66 O6s.Ot. an Increase OBJ.
sf.432 .266 %. or gct per cent THE
expenses. In detail. we're for msIn.c
nance Of Vay and structure tfu..-s.
GisS2. maintenance of slI.umsr.
yIB.SSi $50 IS. traffic expenses. 8
sts. $50 &C. transportation expenses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-31
WELLSBURG
"eNsours New Postofice Assured
o'ner News 81 Interest Of the
Town.

News has reached Ne..bu-g ,s.,
iH' Atoru'i Genera 100 Washington
hHs authorized local atorn.,s ~
acquire The proper, for OBJ. erection
oi 'n. Fedora. building ON tho corner
or Tenth and Charles streets Do
'ts thought thar Tho rflr could be-
purchased without ruub'o buf owing
COB complications arising fhe uatIs. Boz.
''resirl haV" asked fhe government
.o start friendly condemnation pro-
.eediuss. tu" land fs owned Boz Mrs
Lucy george. = George hn.rs. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-31

Q ferrT r7eII-I
Colder Me1e
sometimes he the oferedsl
kno
stomach him
eoVeTy supplied trade else 'eN04i lis
TO paw coto r,aii,
common Medical Adviser bound
(spnsy Nled Association, R,a,
DR. Fiees Pleasant Pellets and stomach 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-31
CHILD BURNED

sre .a' rsrat.. O.. ne frtelIixsf..r
EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. oct eo
Just after their home had been ran
sacked by thieves. another calamity
visited the family OF Fran. Azdeu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-31

Their two.ysaroId son while Passing
Eraie IRE. vas ~ unfortunate as 10
"hisH his clothing into the flames
In moment The tot vas abia1e and
OUT Tor fhe prompt action o. Tie
parents 100 cHtIuguIsh.ng .he nr.
might have been fatally burned S.
u was his hands and face were aIrfos.
cooked and bis condition r. serious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-31

8 series of duck pin gaines vIl
he r..l sd ou fhe Linton alleys. Thurs.
dag evening b.fNesn teams com
posed az duck pin artists az Wells.
burE and FoHsrebee Three games
viii Boz rolled. total pins to count
lhr follow players aII make 40
fhe N-..ahurE team John Mortar
ry. Nihe Mcmahon. Jim Uedge. " T.
Linton and Ross GUchr-f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-31

tonight az the = 81 G. s building
DO Will be- O. masked AFFAIR and some
unique costumes are being arranged
= be- decorations viii consist az
pumpkins. fodder. corn. sfc. ff Will
boz au exclusively Hieh school af-
fair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-31

p~Ahsd Dr. F1srrss NesIcsues
rs..6s tbs nsvs1fds Hotel snd sur
,rf-.I rnrfffBfs. 80 Ri1ffafo. thor
surhty squfrpss ssf VIA . Sfsff
81 skfil~f Speclslfsrs O. tr-st 20
rnors amour cases % Clrcni-
ffssas.s Whether r-gufrinE Not
AL or surgical sam for fheir
eur. wr4ts FOR ne
uvALIDS GDIDE BOOB
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-31
oon..a.-a o-n.r-I lane. sA.., for Year

Industrial Development
notable Statement i- hat 90 con.
n~ctou H'fh Industrial deveiopm~u
on 'l- ~ TAO hundred and t~-uts-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-31

Mrs. Margaret Lane The case will
boz heard at an early term OF Federal
court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-31

I.a members ~ tue Hgh school
viii tif' an old zine Autumn festival
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-31
Dr.. PIePce'S Common Sense HeaItb Talks

No stronger than his stomach
tori system orgn
stomach and be reached the
ePsA blood
throaan ~ ''S o' 00l''H Or'n'n%i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-31
NC the above and kindred affections.

It's foolish and often dangerous to experiment with new ~ b,
upon The afflicted as lust GOOD or hstcr than Cnlds
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-29
HUGE WASH UP o. LOBSTER,

A strange sight was seen following
a recent storm on the New Brunswick
coast. when thousands of Holsters OF
all sizes were washed ashore on the
North beach at Rexton. For dis
tance of several hundred yards reef
was formed on the shore Of all sorts
Of fish. including an immense quantity
Of rock eels as well as Holsters. which
fishermen say are more than all the
traps would secure in a season.
Thousand of birds of the sea were
on the beach eating the soft parts Of
the Holsters and leaving only the
claws. which are strewn about in all
directions. No one can recall an
event of this kind. and great many
visited the beach to watch the gulls
and other birds ravenously enjoying
the feast spread for them.
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-29
NOVEL USE FOR RATS.

That tho much-abused rat can be
of real service in tie world was shown
the other day. when from underground
life in Chicago, crate containing
twenty of the rodents was shipped to
Frank Ebey. manager of the Rockford
telephone exchange.
I'VE are laying several miles Of con.
duit," Mr.. Ebey explained. "The
cable could be fished through by using
a thick wire. but it is quicker opera
ton to use rats. A light cord is fast
ened around rats neck. 1t Is released
at the mouth of the conduit Instinct.
lively 1t runs to tho other end. where
our men capture it. With the string
we pull through heavier cord and
finally the cable.
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-29

| A Dunkard church Is to be erected
at Wiley.
Autumn began last Saturday-ac-
cording to the almanac.
The national grange. Patrons Of Hus.
bandry. meets at Colorado Springs
Octob.r l6.
December IL the Santa Fe will put
on "De Luxe special that will make
the run from Chicago TO Los Angeles
In 63 hours. -l dss'SsSS
The Santa Fe has begun to double
track between Denver and Pueblo.
The distance is l20 miles aud the
work will cost o., 100000.
The receipts OF the Arkansas Valley
fair this year we're $ll.632 0s. $1,000
better than last year aud %, 900 better
than any year previous to 1910.
In the Canadian election last Thurs
day the Laurier liberal government
and reciprocity with the Uuitcd States
we're hopelessly showed under. ..-
A nine mile tunnel between Lead.
VILE and Lake City. to cost $40, ,OO0,-
900, Is projected. English capitalists
have already subscribed 1000, 900
toward the tunnel.
Becoming Jealous Of Ordway, Fow-
Ter has had itself appointed postal
savings station. twill begin business
October II, the same day the Ordway
station begins business.
or six bridesgrooms who last week
secured marriage licenses from the
clerk OF Otero county five gave their
aye as q years. Evidently their
brides.to-be were not superstitious.
The La Junta Tribune says: "Ord.
ways public schools opened with an
enrolment Of 253. How Is that for
the capital of u new county?" That's
all right. Bro. Mason. Just give US a
little time.
Chris Paulsen Of near Lamar this
year raised wheat that went 81 bushels
to the acre, machine measure, and
weighed O. pounds to the bushel, His
oats ran so bushels to the acre. ma
chine measure, and weighed 40 pounds
to the bushel
William r. Wright, publicity agent
OF the American Beet Sugar company.
has been promoted to the position OF
assistant to the manager OF the sales
department Of the company, with
headquarters In Denver. He will as
sumo his new duties October Is.
A troupe Of 3O-count 'em-3o peo.
pie with big tent is to put on the
boards ut Swink that thrilling old
chestnut, "Ten Nights In Bar Room"
There is something strikingly appro-
pirate about that particular play be.
ing presented In this particular town.
What's the answer?
Paul Dcpcus. the youth shot at
Rocky Ford-by the special Policeman
Harry West during the fair, is now
out of the hospital and able to get
around on crutches. AS noted last
week, West has been bound over In
81 900 to the district court and is In
Jail at La Junta in default OF bail.
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-29

Among the many quaint customs OBJ.
served at old-time coronations in Eng
land but which have been discontin-
ued was that of challenging the world
to dispute the right OF the new king
to reign The kings champion, clad
In full armor, used to ride into the
hall during the coronation banquet
and throw down his glove, Issuing
his challenge. The position Of kings
champion Is still held by the Dymoke
family and the historic glove. exqui-
sitely embroidered in gold and silk.
is one Of their cherished possessions.
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-29
WILLS .S3,5OO TO PARROT

Will leaving $4,000 for the support
and maintenance of a pet parrot has
been drawn and witnessed by Thomas
Billingsby, capitalist Of Oklahoma
City. The parrot Is 20 years old.
Billingsby was a sailor many years
ago and came into possession Of the
parrot in Polynesia. When he left
the sea he carried the bird with him
inland. and succeeded in reforming
the bird. which at one time was an
expert on profanity. Three men are
named in the will as trustees Of the
fund to be expended in the care Of the
parrot, and during the birds lifetime
the money cannot be devoted to any
other purpose.
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-29
Administrators Notice
Estate of Jacob F. weimcr, deceased.

Estate Of Jacob +. Weimcr, deceased.
The undersigned. having been appointed Ad-
ministratrix of the estate of Jacob +. Weimer,
late of the county of Crowley, in the state of
Colorado, deceased, her eby gives notice that
she will appear before the Couty Court Of said
county, at the court house In Ordway, in said
county, at the October term, 1911, on the
last Monday in October next, at which time
nil persons having claims against said estate
are notified and reduc,ted to attend for the
purpose of having the same adjusted. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
mako immediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated at Ordwsy. Colorado. this sth day OF
September, A. D. 1911.
R1CK1E WIENER, Administrators.
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-29
Current Comment
Cribbed from the New Era Exchanges

Sugar City is agitating Tor a sewel
system.
Holly has Just completed 2O,oOt
sewer system.
Bread riots are occurring daily In
Virnna. owing tn the high prices ni
fm,dstufls
The state officials are hot on the
trail OF the 9 per cent inheritence tax
OF the 500, 900 Swink estate.
7 Coyotes are becoming nuisance
over In the Hnlbrook country. Lucky
we left that section out when we made
up Crowley county.
The first car nf apples shipped out
of Rocky Ford this year was Il load OF
Shackelfords. sent to Syracuse, Kan,
last Friday by j. Is. Hunt.
The Swink Advocate blossomed out
into ten pages last week. Whatever
else Swink may have or not, it has a
first class newspaper for town Of
that size.
Pipe clay has been discovered at
Sugar City. Perhaps this accounts
for some OF those pipe dreams the
Sugarites are having about grabbing
the county.seat.
Sugar has advanced since January l
last from 90. rs per hundred to S7.25.
New York brokers estimate that the
sugar trust will clean up $4,000, 900
by the manipulation.
Neither the Las Animas nor the La
mar sugar factory will run this year.
The beets from those districts will be
sent to the Rocky Ford factory, which
will begin operations October IL.
Anyone who thinks all the public
lands iu Colorado have been taken up
is hereby informed that the state has
3. ZOO, 900 acres yet subject to purchase
at prices ranging from $3.50 To $1,000
per acre.
Revolution and riots are rampant
10 Spain and fears are entertained
that the government will be depOsed.
lts only question oI CIme uuCII aIi
forms Of government save the repub.
lcan or constitutional will fall.
Bob Harris. under sentence to be
hanged the week OF December o, and
his father, under sentence OF from tif.
teen to twenty-five years, for the MUIR
der OF the Rocky Ford police officers,
are preparing to appeal their cases to
the state supreme court.
Harold Arntzen OF La Junta, IL
years old, has unaided constructed and
has In successful operation a wireless
station, complete In all particulars.
He recently contributed a technical
article on wireless telegraphy to the
Popular Electricity Magazine OF
Chicago.
One night last week tifty-six con.
victs engaged In state road building
were taken TO Denver theater by six
guards and witnessed play in which
the hero was man who had been
wrongfully sent to the pen. "Tommy''
lyman oh, what crackerjack press
agent you would make!
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-29
MONKEY KNEW HIS FRIEND

Some excitement. and later, kindly
interest, was caused in a vaudeville
theater at Copenhagen the other week.
During the performance monkey
named Moritz suddenly sprang off the
stage and threw himself into the
arms Of man in the audience. It
was discovered that the man had been
Moritz' master four years ago. and
they had been great friends.
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-29
WHERE IS THY BRO1HER'
AM ! MY BROTHERS.
KEEPER?
Crowds Attend Pastor Russea's
Address to Richmond
Bible Students.

Richmond. Va.
August 27th.-Pas
tor Il u soil Of
Brooklyn 1'u b er.
nacle prea c b e d
here today under
the auspices Of the
International Bible
Students Associa
ton local Branch
- u n 8 Q C I n RAM.
composed Of the
truth-hungry from
all denominations
Asked why such
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-03-24
Special Picture at the Comet.

For tomorrow, Saturday. the Comet
Theatre will present special picture
entitled "A Dixie Mother. This
picture has caused the widest com
ment wherever exhibited. and is in
constant demand all over the country.
By making application to the film ex-
change several weeks ago Manager
Porter was enabled to get it for tomor-
row only, and no enc in Paris should
miss the opportunity OF seeing ii.
By special request of the patrons OF
the Comet the beautiful picture entitl-
ed Sunshine in Poverty Row will be
again produced one day during the
coming week. due notice OF which Will
be given. On account of the lncle-
ment weather the day it was shown
last week a large number of persons
we're unable TO see it, and it was
through requests Of number of tho So
that it will q yain be produced.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-03-24
Futuritv Nominations for Sad
dlerS.

The Saddle an ! Show Horse Chroni-
Gle. recently established at Lexington
by Herbert J. Crurn, published in its
issue last week the nominations to the
stallion division of of the Saddle Horse
Futurity, which closed to entries on
Wednesday. March Is. Seventy five
stations are represented. The Futur-
Ity is joint stallion and mare stake
and only the produce of nominated
maresby nominated stations are eligi-
tie. The following Bourbon county
horsemen have made entries:
Bourbon King 17SS-A. q. Jones.
North Middletown; ch h, l900,b Bour-
bon Chief 976.
Roosevelt 2293-Collins & Redmon.
North Middletown; 1904. by Bour-
bon King 1883.
King Chieftian 2S46-S. G. Carpen-
ter. Millersburg ch h. 1904, by BOur-
bon Chief 976.
Barbee's King 2S9S-J. F. Barbee.
Millersburg ch h, 1907. by Bour bon
King 1888.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Letton. Paris
ch h. by Bourbon Chief
Marvel King-W. M. & A. e. Jones,
North Middletown. ch h. by Bourbon
Chief.
King of Bourbon 1922 -Redmon &
Talbot, Pars; b h, 1905. by Bourbon
King 1888.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-03-24
NOTICE.

The Health Board is making every
effort TO control epidemic diseases in
Paris and with the intelligent assis-
lance of the community will do so. 1t
cannot be done, however, if children
are permitted to run at will from in
fected homes lawfully quarantined.
Here is the law set forth in the last
report of the State Board of Health,
for 1908 and for 1909:
Rule 30-NO parent. guardian or
other person having charge or control
of any child or children shall allow or
permit and such child or children to
go from any house or building infected
with scarlet fever, diphtheria. small
pox, measles, whooping cough, cholera
or other contagious or infectious dis
eases dangerous to public health, to
attend any public or private school.
Rule 3l-No person shall be admit
ted into any public or private school
who may recently have been affected
with smallpox. scarlet fever. diph-
liberia, cholera, whoopirg cough,
measles. or other contagious or infec-
tious diseases dangerous to public
health. nor from airy of the disea. es
named until u days after complete re-
covery, and without first presenting a
certificate signed by a legally register.
ed physician that all danger of COM
municating such disease is past"
Will you not then remain in Quarau-
tine and assist in doing away with
these troubles. 1t is the duty of your
physician to notify you when your
homes are ready for disinfection.
Order of the Fl. alih Board.
A. H. KELLER. City Physician.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-03-24
Gave Birth to Fifteen Children.

The most remarkable record to be-
come a part of the vital statistics OF
Trimble county was made public yes
terday by j. E. Ray. travelling man
who has been in Paris several days
and whose home is in Milton, Ky.
Mr.. Hay received letter from a re-
htive in Milton stating that Mrs.
Chas. Dolby. of that place, this week
gave birth to fifteen children. The
babies were from three to four inches
in length, perfectly formed. and
though minute in size were well de-
veloped. None of the children lived.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-03-24
Sanitary Cleaning.

1t must be a godsend to the good
housewife when she can sit on the
front porch ard have her house Clean
I'd from top to bottom within a few
hours, and by sanitary method at a
far cheaper rate tran any other way.
Mattresses, pillows, draperies. blank
ete, upholstered furniture. carpets
and rugs absolutely cleaned without
making one little speck of dust. No
more moth. it kills lthem, out. Then
we take your piano. remove all the
Dust make il look like new. In fact
we clean everything except the wash
ing of your wood work and windows.
viii start April 3. Orders taken now.
Pkonss 81.
DAVIS & SNYDER.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-03-24
1Hb BOURBON NEWS.
DNzMzzxa
NFiRsT. LAST. AND ALL THE TIME
CALLED MEETING OF. BUSI.
NESS MEN.

All business men who are
Interested in the welfare of
the city of Paris are request.
ei to meet in the county court
room at the court house Mon.
day afternoon, March II, at
5 O'Clock. There will be nu-
nerOus subjects to be dis.
oussed at this meeting and all
persons who have the inter-
est OF the city at heart should
attend the meeting.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-03-24
Paris Firm Gets Contract.

J. II. Orr & Co.. of this city, rail
road contractors, have secured the
contract for the construction of a
short spur of railroad known as the
Cannon & Northern. part Of the b.
4 %. system. on the MononghehS la
river out of Pittsburg. Pa. TIE road
will he four miles long and will cost
approximately $4,000. MIR. A. ID.
Store. member of the firm and a
civil engineer, will assist in the work.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-03-24
Reed in Guhernatoriai Race.

In statement given out. Tuesday
night formally announcing himself ia
the race for the Democratic nomina-
ton for Governor cf Kentucky. Judge
William nj. Reed, OF Paducab, says he
will urge the holding Of a convention
to draft platform for the party in
the fall race.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-03-24
Buys Draft Team.

Mr.. Thomas Buckner, of Bourbon,
received this week from kent1n, Ohio.
= team of registered PercherJn mares.
The combined weight of the mares is
>. $50 pounds and they are aged three
End five years. Mr.. Buckner will use
them on the farm.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-03-24
The Best.

Have your papering done by compe-
tent decorators. We employ none but
the best. Our stock is the largest in
Cert al Kentucky to select trnm. See
our line of babj buggies and go-carts.
Only the best makes hsndled.
j. T. HINTON.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-03-24
Ref-iseratOrS.

The spring showing Of refrigerators
during our March Sale will be one of
me feature and the reduced prices will
make them more attractive.
= IF A. r. WHEELER & co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-03-24
To Oairvmen.

The law requires your herds to be
inspected. at least twice during the
year. Note this. please, and have it
done at once.
BY order of Health Board.
A. III. KELLER,
"a 2t City Physician.