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Funeral for Mrs. Walsh Saturday.

Funeral services Tor Airs Winlfrcd
(Aic,'numD Walsh. aged; a. former rrh-
ldruI ct Martins Ferry. ohio. who dlod
In tho home az her ainirr Mira. Conrad
Miller ~ 1877 MctuiI"rh street. Wed
i,"r,Iuy night will 10 held ln Tho Pine"
at dunth saturday morning ut ia"
u'rlmrh with rrdminm high n'"hn mt u
u'rInrk, ur"hnhly In ~ J"nrph ~ "nlh"
drnI Mrs. WurlI war til" VII" "I ih-
Into Michael Wnlrh. HI" wan mei"
hor at ~ Mnry'n church. HurvlvInH M"
oiEhI chIlhrrn lni"rInrnl Will b" IA
Nj L'nl vnIY.
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Mn inr HNnrU Sou hAT.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, Aug. 10
Henry Southcr. II prominent consul ilns
engineer Of Cleveland. O.. and recent ~
commissioned nG u major in tn" reserve
signal CORPS died after an operation yes
tcrdny at the Fort Monroe Post hospital.
u. Ind been serving rs eng ln""r III
cbnrgo Of the Langley hvintinn field. Tho
body will he taken to Boston. his birth
ulnce for burial.
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Plnyer-Pinno Presented

Inst evening III" Progressive comm
tee Of Wheeling l"dE" Order OF mo
Golden Limits entertained th" mc'hn''
md their wives md nlAn tho mcihh"IA
Of The ludIc. InhR" and their h"a''h''"a
nj the. Iilrrh"fr'a hnll pIhNrf- III" NV
was presented Ia the l"'lE" lay IN" ''"''
unn Of the committee. Hurry J'hrHH'"'
Attorney a. {. S"hrrlrr r""I"h"'h III
speech nr acceptance. a pr"H' "h' u. :"
trrrnt wu- rendered. h''''h'y '''
Murray nctrd an innnt"r "f "a T""''''""'
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runorRl Tor RURo Infant.

Tho rIInrrn tor N"rInnn t"h"r'
rnvcn- runnthr-uld '"n Of john hnd nus
limo Itnnr who died W"dn"Hdny. WI
bc held Ia thu rnmiIy homo. ~ ThlrlS
fourth street. thin morning nj "rI"N
with hnrinl IN Mt. Calvary.
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Mru w. II. Raymond.

H,c,i,l plurA,nh to the lnieIIr"""'f'
tI,AltESIIl'Iu;. ". Nn. Aux ID
pin. h,,ly Of Mra ". II. Ilnym"nd. 10. OF
IIuIIy Junction. wnH iudny lnR"n I" nor
hrn,, from thia city. where abe dirh lnH'
uirht in II hospital nri"r lingering III
nrSs. Tho huHbund and tire" ch'lnr"h
hurvivA
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Following Inm'rnl services h"lh '"'
Houry lInrriH"n Nl'h"IH VIII" "'"" Nun
day. In tho homo al III" dh"fh'"r' wi w.
n !. kirk of Snrlh Front ntr""t. VOL
ucuLny rvnnlnK. tho hmrly wn" lnkru I"
,!,,rriow Onto. yesterday morning. f"I
.lnttrmrnt.
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fcrtorlny morning Inh"f"i ""rF""n
woro hnld for t.c"rHo bunch. aged r"H
I,Ioni who died Turnlny. In tho nom" ~
hiu dnirKhIcr, Mrn Il. II. I.y"nn OF lo"'
Market Eiro"t. followed WIN rod"'o"
high uInnH I'm 81. J"H"I'hH cnlh"hr"i IN
torment WIN In Mt. Calvary.
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---.-.--,. '.Iaa
Special Debt Levy.
For Tho purpose ~ completing thr Auditorium,
rnd Heating HyNiom IT the high H.hnnl building
WaIw'~d. ". Va.
Dehls and demands in bc paid nii ~ this fund
ncIinpurnccs I"-iinrHtr I.......t 6nn m
Discounts lnstlmatedI ......... 10 M 40 90
Amount /" In raised Ivy lGT-
lr'y .....:..................SS .s2tI 10
Amount credited to fund. ...... L.nGi 10
State NJ Nest Virginia. niatrct Of NrhInnd
County ~ bhin. Ia
!. Harry r. Robinson. R~ronry n tho Hoard Of
ElWSiI"n In and for Rlrhland dl,rIrt n said
r'rury and state rIn hnrrhy certify Tint In,
foregoing Is lrur copy form tho records of Al
order made and rnirr~l by said hazard TN tho
lNh day NJ AuEuaI. 1917.
'''"n under my hand hi" 18th dhy 81 August. iyIr
HARRY r. nnHISSuS
SrrrrHrY lizard 81 HuraIion Hirhland district
nhl" County. W. Va. Wheeling. n. r. u. No |
Aux l. J..
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The t1aIRinn ttsln.

UT,IIIE VI" t"uri"n. AuG ia ~"
,.,IuhIn"d ~ IiI"h nn,l French nIt"'h
~ u r,"uI "r u"r" iIlnn N mIIrr II
TInu,I"rr wn" nhnIt"Ird hy ihr T"uI"n1
nrr,uHiur /" 10" "tii"lnl communicative
lurrirL THU ","tiup t'mIv I""nl nm""ru1
-" ,u ia" yr"r Cnunl uuh Ia Ia" yI"lui.
~ 81 lnuE"unr"h Y"r" ulilnlu"h hr III"
E,mI"uIc. who HufTnt"h heavy lus"cg.
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r III. p. Highnrt.

GRAND RArlDS. MlcH.. AUX ~
II. L. lluKhnrt. president OF III" ''fn"'
Rapids IL Inhinnn railroad ara 1T "
hospital hero today of injuries Su"th'hc"
from a fall yesterday
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MORO nUVUI.u cor RACK.

N,itr"v,I" ''tII""r Wnl'"r W"Il5 II
III" i",nl I"'Ir" f"i'". I"",IIm"'l tlull"H
YsnI"r'rY MA vrrrIi"u Mr.. N"rlH
rrnd~ "a "Si"u'l",l irii, uu h'" um" hiu's.
Waiting s"v"InI point" ~ 'aundn
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS
mru. RarrnIl InprnvlnH

Mira Anna knrr"il "r Th'' ' "'''
nir~ol. VIII" injured her '''"h w.
,r,urnImg WHOM rD" r"ll I" her G"r"'". W
rcnurI Cd la lc d"luE nl'"lT.
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ESTIMATES.

at.Io Of wo~t Virginia. county ~ ohio. hH'h0t "'
ItIChlaui. /" vii
Al n r..uI.I n.t.ium IL Ihr nnI"l 81 Eh"'.lmi
nf iII,Li.ud DIhlcI ~ bhi" i"unIr. lrIh 81
tho ir.uiaI mr'Iina Ih-'a th"i"d u" ia" "''"'
ImnL., In Ansu-. Inii. rm'o"I 4 "'''
.u,Ir, r,,nihrnt 1t r-ih n"-'i 81 f'"' .ll"" -"'
tL-, fnnlIL -"h Mite" M' '''h. eel"
r.IsfI",.iS ~
I. .,,,nd",.," ~un 'h-ri"' al AI' '"''
....n,in. s.Itut n 'h-Ih'i ~ A'Ih l""n "''
u....I II IaI,r -iIu" ,.''l'h T." ""h" az 80
.ati..t. II a.. .m",," '' i' '"'l''I ''
49, ."..hi ~, - 1" 'r'"' al ''"'""
,I.in. -..d u-Lt,u. 80. -hI- 'i'''i"" IT," ''"' Il"
.i,,.lr, a.. ,,.I~Ibr ..i,'I'"i.s i"' h'"''h' '''
,...,- ..d ,,rt,.. -u,--"'.- ~ l'ii''r"""' '-'"-
.,n ,,,,.i,nrs".i." i,,"'il"s "a" """"' h' '"'
,....., .,,ii.-I. ..l i"','"'- h"'i"s ~" '"-'
I,II, ,.t,,.ui,r ~ ""'I'-i- ih- -"'''-I -""""''
D.. L.. I,rIId i"lIu"-
ni.IiI,tiui rufI' thIihhIn
rnIIAIsIIi' M go 80
,,. -uL -"ui','h il'-' "h
a., ,m. ,I,r -"L ,,,II.hii' i'"'" -'"t "''"" '''-r
t..,. in. To-, ~ -. 81 h. "'-l. Zee ''- 500
U-'
h.,.,,m, ,n,- T"r, nh-'iU W ~
~ .,I.r,Ii,-- I,-iI".i-'Il ....... -" u"
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| Tm.I rnIImsIoI p.hrfs~iurnIs. ........ ~ SIS ~
Amount IT, Io pIn,lhoI hy i.o'r ,.,.,.,... 217o NJ
n r,,r.,lnu that = I,,Y ~, r.rh Onn IIuni ri
pIIats ,.IunII,m 81 Eighteen iHI rrHls f"r hui'psi
u,,-,o.a will hc 10 Iu"iuro tho eHnal oil
.u,u,rt M stnruu.Ih f,r thu rnsmlnu hsrsi rnst,
IHASK u nHrnKHAnDT.
Tlcnrirr. Town ~ rIosasnI Valley.
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ESTIMATED REcGIPIa AND DiSnuRsEmth16
AND ELIMINATED LEVY or THE TOWN W
PLEASANT VALLEY. OHIO COUNTY.

In accordance with tI"ch'm T. Chapter D. 81 tho
Acts " tho EItrInrtiinIry s.ssinn OF tho I"R'-
Is,ur 81 IHOR. Tho Council mot m Tu"nhsT'
August lt 1917. aud proceeded u max" Up All
rr,nv,o ~ tho amn,Inir necrnssry to In le'lnd
Tor tho current fsrHl r"sr.
ESTIMATED RECElPTH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-17
FOR SALE-Pinnoa.

ron hALE-A Hsrhsrd u.nots r!sysT. ~
tho oldest aud most r.sbIs msk~s The market.
R"suiltWi dark mshnGsny rss.. Hinh mellow
tnnr Hollis fur tGnn Wa hars br"n using
this player IN paJ.r roil dcmonstTs tiDn
booths An nIrsrrtunIty Of . Hs tins. EVw
112i. Davis Bmthsm \ TyI.r Company. 1tIs-
lus Market rtrrrt. suG.IS-I
ron 5ALE-i~sor upright plano. msho1anJ cIssl
VERY goni tnno. bIE bargain 1t GIb500 DsrIs.
Burkhlm Il Tyler TO-. tl6.UIS Msrka btre~.
n.I6-I
FOR SAIE-A beautiful mahogany SLodard Plano.
modrrn sylr rIsr. In good condition. Sold n'u
for 5000 Placed In your homo for $3.50. payable
= fow dollars . MONTH Davis. Jufkhsm
Tyler Co. IIIs.IllS AIrta street. luE-i6-I
FOR sALE-srverll second hand plsym pianos
from i223. up. Davis. BurkhIm Tyler Co..
lil6-lil8 Market b. kuS-lI-I
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FOR SALE-Farms.

ron BALE-fanm. 100 o.. looalsA % Cross HE
b"l~rrn Mt. Pleasant and Fisssant 0rurs. Ohio;
good hnuss. barn. wall vatsrnd ell binds Of fruit
u q. timber. Mrs.. ElIIsbsth Hem. aug-il-M
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FOR SALE-MiscollanOou1
FOR SALE-Rcal Estate.

FOH sALE-Fnur drawer nssh rSEiSA. In good
coniIIinn. Apply Jos 1Dlh street. aus-lb-L
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ron nALE-T.nnnT lot tid ana JAoEh 0ls..
nnIr lot with ia 10 10 squAEsa OaN
J.H"b rIn. irsos f"T ssIsss bIans.s- 81
lind; B"r'i ocsIian, Addrsls u, ~. care
. The iniaIiIu nnrsr, "a "
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FOR BALE--Livo BtOck.

ron hALE--rtrsh INV. Jsrs.vI ais" English .Drtvs<
InrIrl"s. n"lI ph's,s. T110. ring %. J. n.
He'll. aug. lb.A
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WANTED--FernAIn.

wshJED.rtIl,Is IN, IIsh, ri... f.rl.-v u,,S sr"j
-.s.. AIr'ir wh.-II"s Ti- ~. pIh .-d 'hsr'
lin. NJ. avg I'M
WkHTID--fim-.. .lj-', -hit. WINS" i" 'sL. -s'.
~ hshr. rsIl Atm I" snG.1I
WkHit0-,I'""L for H.nd ilrIds.. wh-.iIrs, Csll
Innn h.fw" N avs ~
WANTED iIomi hnrns IN, middle. Sgd Wc~.ss small
family tInnd -.ls. Matt phone IsIt.R au.a-R.
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.#HHa-s ..H s.aa -
D I E. D

MIGL iCH-On "wednesday. AuGut -. loF. 81,
7:Io o'rlnrk. y. m. In his late Tssldrncr. No.
IIS North Huron street. jacob MH1LlCH. In
his GDIh year. 7
Funrrs .crrIres m Nsturday ailsrnGn 81 n'cl'~k
Friend. II tho family invited 10 attend. lntet
nIrnt a. Greenwood conHery.
CoS-on Thursdsy August ~. MT. al 81.
a., Imk T.. IA, al hoT lsta rrnldonr". No 80
Market street. IDA v. wife Of The lsin Thomas
Cor. In her Ghth yoar.
Funeral rhIIrn hereafter.
TOWlrN--On T1utriIr. August IN. 1911. ~ ECO
o'rhrk - III family IrIidrnrr. No dj0 Main
HI RAYMOND IL. ron or Hairy J. hHd
Minnie g. Fowler. sgd ~ months.
Fuurt ~ notice hereafter
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS

THE WESTMOhT :;%S ,% e; a." a'%$ $$
open; nru wuIrr baths: running ""'''
Ia ruo!In. cuisine unsIIrphnhrn ny"
rInIIy reduced rntrn; nrannn: 1l2ho up
weekly. ltuuklot.
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IIIItIIII TITITII TWIIN "
IuIIAIsIII, UIiiiI 80
I,d.I n.''liL- ...... ......... -

rnIIMkIrp nirI'I nhrhr'llh
Inv ,irIs sui 'i'ms"dH "-'n w 'h' '"h''
=, uL.Ir sui rs .Id- "rI ~ the hHlll'"E 'h"h
| It,tIn
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-07-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Comings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

Miss Pearl Brown is visiting
friends and relatives in Louisville.
Mrs. Margaret Clark, of Licking
ton, is guest of Mrs. GUSTS Talbot.
Miss Anna Wilson returned Sat-
urday from visit to friends in Mays
vile.
Mrs. M. D. Richardson, of Lex
ington, is a guest of her cousin, Mrs.
John Ewalt.
Miss Carrie Hanson Rogers, of
Georgetown, is the guest of Mrs
Roy Clendenin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herndon Waller,
and Miss Zillah Dawes have re-
turned from stay at Boonesboro.
The Misses Smith have returned
to their home in Paris, after visit to
Miss Elizabeth Wyatt, in Cynthiana
Mr.. Roy Porter and Mr.. Lowell
Samuels, of Maysville, were guests
of Paris friends Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. J. L. Daley, of Red House,
KY, is a guest of his uncle, DR.. M.
H. Daley, and Mrs. Daley, on Stoner
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Patton, of
Shawhan, left yesterday for Rocky,
Oklahoma, to visit their son, Mr.. Jack
Patton.
Mrs. ]. M. Boland has returned
to her home in Henderson, w. Va,
after visit to the Misses Jaynes, on
High street.
Miss Mary Clark, daughter of
Rev. ]. l.. Clark, has returned to her
home in Winchester, after a visit to
Miss Sara Power.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Hill have
| returned to Livingston, accompanied
| by Mrs. George M. Hill, who will
make them a visit.
| Miss Katherine Marsh has gone
to Chautauqua, New York, where
she will take a course of instruction
in kindergarten work.
Miss Margaret Quinlan arrived
from Cincinnati yesterday for two
weeks visit to her sister, Mrs. Grant
OVERLY and Mr.. OVERLY.
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. I: Smith and two
daughters, of Pensacola, Florida, are
| guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P
Kiser, on Houston avenue.
Miss Lille Horton, of Mt. Ster
ling, is a guest of her sister, Mrs
Catesby Woodford, Jr., at her home
on the Cane Ridge pike, near Paris
Mrs. Allie Miller Preston, o.
Ashland, has arrived to be a guest Of
her brother, Mr.. Bruce Miller, of the
Kentuckian-C Citizen, and other rela
tives in Paris and the county.
| Mr.. Lee Beaver and several 9th
ers will leave to-day for Alberta
Canada, where they will assist in har
vesting the wheat and fax crops OF
the big rancho of e. F. Spears e Sons
of Paris.
(Other Personals on Page 81
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-07-20

An interesting exhibit of gar
ments for the Navy, fracture pillows,
infant, clothes, ETC., for the French
Relief work, will be shown at the
residence of Mr.. Thos. Henry Clay,
Sr., at GIG Pleasant street, to-mor-
row afternoon, Saturday, July FL,
from three to six o'clock.
These articles have been fashion
ed by the quick and skilled fingers
of the women of Paris, who have
been sewing for the Red Cross work
and a cordial invitation has been ex-
tended to all interested in this work
to call and inspect the finished work
before it is sent overseas.
Mrs. Frederick "a. Wallis requests
the ladies who have been helping in
the Red Cross knitting for the Navy
to send to her at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Henry
Clay, Sr., at GIG Pleasant street,
Paris, all finished work and bits OF
leftover yarn, which will be used
for 1.-THE Snipers," the juvenile aux1l-
larry to the Red Cross sewing force.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-07-20
MR.. CLENDENIN RECEIVES HIGH
HONORS.

Mr.. Roy Clendenin, Associate Gen.
eral Manager in this district for the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company of Milwaukee, Wis, has
again been honored by his company.
Mr.. Clendenin, accompanied by Mr..
E. T. Proctor, in charge of the Mays
vile office, has been attending the
meeting of agents and managers of
the Northwestern, held IN Milwaukee,
this week. 1t seems that Roy has
been unusually busy in the insur-
ance business in Kentucky, and that
in recognition of his success the
officers have bestowed high honors
on him. The following telegram to
THE NEWS from Mr.. Clendenin,
tells the story:
MILWAUKEE, WIS, July IS.
BOURBON NEWS, Paris, KY.
The Honor Roll for June shows
that stand at the head with number
Of lives insured in United States
Officers of the company entertained
twenty-seven men Monday night al
dinner, members of Marthon Club
who wrote 1000 more men during
past year. I received a gold medal
for having written one hundred and
twenty-five men, 100000. Was
elected a member of Standing Com
mittee by Association of Agents in
session here to-day.
"R. F. CLENDENIN."
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-07-20
PARIS CLOTHIER SELLS MT.
STERLING BUSINESS HOUSE

The Mt. Sterling correspondence OF
the Lexington Herald has the follow
ing concerning Paris merchant:
AT the public sale of the brick bus
mess house, corner Main and Mays
Vile streets, owned by Mrs. Anna
Walsh, of Paris, and John j. Walsh,
of this city, the property was sold to
Mrs. Walsh for $4,000. The two
story residence property located on
High street was sold to the same
purchaser for 81, $40. Both pieces OF
property were sold under decree OF
court to settle the partnership"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-07-20
TOBACCO
Hail Insurance.
ROxIE DAVIS.
Ia - -
SOLDIERS HAVE DEPARTED

Orders to proceed to the mobiliza-
ton camp at Lexington reached the
members of Co. B., of the Second
Kentucky Guard, who have been sta
toned here since the war scare be-
gan, guarding bridges on the Louis
vile & Nashville, this week.
The detail, under the command OF
Capt. ]. v. Gross, has been quarter
ed in the basement rooms of the
court house. They relieved the mem
bers of the Signal Corps, who had
been assigned here on the same bust
ness They entrained for Lexington
at two O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, and
are now a part of the soldier life OF
that village, while the court house Is
deserted and a few feminine hearts
have ceased to be entranced by the
men in khaki.
1t is understood that the men OF
martial mein have been replaced by
either United States Deputy Marshals
or by private guards employed by the
railroad company.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-07-20
ATTENTION. MERCHANTS!

The grocers and meat merchants
of Paris are requested to meet in
the County Court room in the court
house on next Monday night, July
%, at 1880 o'clock for the considera-
ton of important matters affecting
their business interests.
The subjects of early closing and
credit ratings for customers will be
among other things to be discussed.
1t is proposed to devise ways and
means to protect the merchants
against the operations Of dead
beats" and to perfect a system where
by the credit business may be safe
guarded.
It is earnestly requested that all
the grocers and meat market and
meat handlers be represented at the
meeting, as only by concerted action
of all concerned can good result.
Remember at the County Court
room ut 1880 O'Clock next Monday
evening. July %.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-07-20
EPWORTH LEAGUE BANQUET.

At the Methodist Church at eight
O'Clock last night the, members OF the
Epworth League gathered around the
banquet table, where besides enjoy
ing the good things provided by the
ladies for the refreshment of the
physical being, business meeting
also formed part of the program.
Mr.. Dennis V. Snapp, president OF
the League, presided. Reports from
the delegates who attended the re-
cent meeting of the State Conference
of the League, at Shelbyville, Mr..
Finnell Galloway, Mr.. Dennis V.
Snapp, Misses Sarah Power, Vella
Mastin, Mabel Galloway and Fran
ces Hancock, were presented and ap-
proved. Plans for the years WORK
and the adoption of a budget were
outlined at the meeting.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-07-20
TAKES NEW POSITION.

Mr.. James Delaney, of Paris, who
has been connected with the Bour-
bon Garage & Supply Co., for some
months, has resigned his position
there, and gone to Carlisle, where he
has been made manager of the Main
Street Garage.
Mr.. Delaney is one of the most ex
bert auto mechanicc in this section
having worked in the principal fac
tories in Ohio, Detroit, and Flint
Michigan. 1t has been said of hin
that he knows the mechanism of ar
automobile as an engineer knows hi:
engine. He will make valuable mar
for the Carlisle people.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-07-20
- - - -
TENT MEETING TO RESUME.

The tent meeting which has been
in progress in the Roseda1e Addition
and which was temporarily suspend
ed will be resumed next Sunday al
ternoon. The tent has been removed
to the Bourbon College grounas'
where the services will ne helu'
Evangelist e. o. Hobbs, who mas re.
turned from a visit to his family at
Lerna, ILL.,, will preach. Services VIII
be held every night until furtne.
notice. The public is cordially IN
yited.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-07-20
THE SWIMMING CLASSES.

Bathers enjoyed another good time
at the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium Tues
day. Two new members were receiv-
ed in the class, Miss Virginia Bos-
worth and Mrs. Katherine Davis
Craig. The young women are be-
coming very proficient.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-07-20
cInRIOUS RAINS HEARTEN THE
FARMERS.

GLORIOUS" rains this week have
gladdened the farmers and gardeners
and put new life into whiting vege-
tation. Corn, tobacco and garden
stun are all making rapid growth.
The welcome rains will be the means
Of producing thousands OF barrels OF
corn.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-07-20
WARNING TO MERCHANTS.

Merchants and others are hereby
warned not to extend credit or open
account with DR.. Mitchell. Should
they do so it will be at their own
risk and they must assume the re-
sponsibility.
(1D MRS. HARRIET MINAKER.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-07-20
IT WILL PAY YOU.

Watch our windows. Read our
ads. Something of interest all the
time.
BROOKS & sNAPP DRUG CO.
(20-1t)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-07-20
REMEMBER THE DATE-JULY 81

Don't forget the day. and date of
the w. r. Scott sale. An unusual OPP
portunity to secure handsome home.
$3.50
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-07-20
DOG-DAYS.

For these hot, sultry July and Au-
gust days a Palm Beach will be cool
Priced at $1,000 and $3.50.
J. w. DAVIS & co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-07-20
BLACKBERRIES! BLACKBERRIES

If you want Blackberries leave
YOUR order with us and we will file
it and let you know when they are
the cheapest.
(1t) C. p. COOK & co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-07-20
Tobacco Hail Insurance.
Thomas, Woodford & Bryan.
HOUSE NUMBERS.

House numbers, cents, all kinds,
at The Fair. 0O
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-07-20
TIN CANS.

We have the stock and the right
prices on Tin Cans.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-07-20
AUCTION SALE.

Eight room up-to-date residence on
Main Street, between Twelfth
Street and Thirteenth Street, Satur-
day, July 81, at 2:3O p. m.
$3.50
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-07-20
EXHIBITION OF GARMENTS FOR
FRENCH RELIEF WORK.

. - E
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-14
SECRETARIES
CHANGE NAME

Voting that the name, Wash
ington Federation of Commercial
Organizations, did not explain
the purpose of the organization,
the members decided on a new
one Wednesday. The new name
is to be the Washington Associ-
alton of Commercial Organiza-
tons Secretaries. The purpose
of the organization was explained
as consolidating all commercial
clubs; and formulating plans for
the betterment of the commercial
side of the state.
e. p. Kemmer, secretary of the
local club, told of the work of the
mbership committee of the Ia
coma club. The problem of hold
ing the members in the club was
discussed at some length.
Psychology is the best way to
get new members said H. Y.
Saint of the North Yakima club.
Among the speakers for the
and evening were to
be Senator Fairchild and Herbert
Cuthbert.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-14
TRUCKS MAY
HAUL GRAVEL

Gravel for road work will be
hauled by Pierce county in auto
mobile trucks belonging to the
county, instead of by hired teams,
II the plans of the commissioners
work out to their satisfaction.
Teams have heretofore been
hired at SIS a day.
Much of the work, It is said,
has been done by farmers, who
find 1t a good way to keep their
teams busy when farm work did
not occupy them.
"Other counties are using
said Commissioner
O'Farrell Wednesday, and find
ing them more economical. We
will probably buy one large truck,
and IL we find we are saving
money, we will buy more"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-14
NO BIG RUSH
FOR PERMITS

The imminence of the bone-dry
law has not speeded up applica-
tions for liquor permits in Pierce
county, according to Auditor
Morris.
While S73 permits were issued
Tuesday, whereas the average
daily record is about SOC, the
jump is largely accounted for by
the fact that Monday, which is
usually large day, was a legal
holiday.