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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-02

Apartments UnfuInished.
ALEXANDRIA APIS. Phone 5sf7.
PRIVATE apartment, modern; S rooms
and large hall. Phone 1855 or 14Sg-
GAS Stoves: special discount on payments.
FOUTZ MOORE co.
FOR RENT-Three room fiat. u~nfuruished-
sos T. Nevada.
SUITABLE for one or two families; new
house. Phone S64TW.
NICELY furnished three room apartment,
Stepping porch. SIS N Kansas.
FOR RENT-Unfurnished corner apart
mont; outside glassed in sleeping porch
The Wilmary. apt 8. f1b Prospect
4 AND 5 ROOM APIS. SIS TO 5000
All outside apis. Apply 70 janitor on
premises or z B. McCllntock. court house
THREE room unfurnishcd apartment with
bath. no ehildren. no invalids. SO y. Fl
Paso St Phone 1921.
DE LUXE apts-Unfurnished apartment
with sleeping porch. 1912 n. Oregon Phone
s06G
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-02
Wanted He!n-FemaIs.

wanted heip-Eemdle.
PRACTICAL nurse. white or eol0red
Phone $3.50
WANTED I7dy 10 learn good trade tspot-
tinEI. must be steady and willing 70 WORK,
rH 20 shop in person Wrights Cleaning
Works.
WANTED-Girls to help in teaching
dancing az the Lauis Dancing school can
afternoons between . and s references re-
guired- good salary-
RELIABLE white help TO work In store.
II you want 90 work. come 10 beAns ~
change today Motor Truck Camp. FL
Situations Wanted-Male.
CARPENTER work Phone 62s-h
CARPENTER wishes TO figure buildins or
repair work Phone 600+-
LET NE DO your caIsomining. good work.
reasonable price Phone 44--"-
FIRST Class Japanese cook wants post
ti1u in city or out Well recommend DE-
Address Ufi6 care Herald
y. VI. G.. A. swimming pool. tile lined;
water clear and cool only S-sc a swim or
s. a month Special lunch. soc f-A-CA-
WANTED. position on farm by an indus
tri1us japanese. Address Mas care Her
ald
HEALTHY man. past middle age. wants
place TO care Tor. preferably. Old couple
room and board on premises Phone s51 or
address box a..
An ONH ascetylene welder and cutter with
eight years experience In OH fields and
Machine shops. wants job. Address I-ii
Herald.
Wanted-Agents
AgENTS p statesmen. manufacture your
own goods. Cost s cents. sells for 81 VIII
send you my sworn affidavit that FOR s
months I have been travelling. selling
same. and have never made less than
$500. as high as $50 q day Formula p
cents luo stamps}- II you fail 70 find Il
as represented 1 viii ch=erfully refund
your quarter. G. T. Hylaud. Fl Fasoi
Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-02

PRACTICAL nurse, white or co.ored
Phone $40
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-02

Dressmaking.
D-RESSmakinE work guaranteed P Sf7sW-
PLAIN sewing. bungalow aprons a sPe-
cialty- Phone f1-s-
Hsmsti-ching. picoting. aecordeon pieatinE
Miss Corum. s. Buckler bldg Phi 1911
EXPERIENCED dressmaker wants sewing
az tome Phone 1896
DEESsMaEING. chndrens clothes a spe-
cialty. Phone f4esE-
EASTERN dressmaksr wishes day engage
NETS Phone Mrs. Hunt. sf1aR-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-02

Fer SALE-Small grocery. Address
care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-02

sunny CREST SANATORIUM
For tuberculosis: trained nurse IN attend
ance: hot and cold running water best
msals In city. largest and coolest sleeping
porches 2431 fremont s Phone 1901
Rates s1250 and SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-02
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
2 and 3 room unfuruished apartments
uafr the $ w. shops. newly finished ane
-sri1ted Including lights and water 81
and $3.50
g room partly furnished apartment. 1Io5
wyoming ST. $50
BAILEY LAND CO.
eos Herald bidE- Phone 2oss.
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AnmlnlsrRArRlx NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the under. siaPcd adininistratriy Of the estate ot Nathan Thomas deceased. will apply 10 the Probate Court or Garland eQunty. .Nrkansas. on the twelfth day of March. iai1 or as soon thereafter as she can be heard. for an order authorsling and directing the sale of certain real estate belonging to said estate, iying and be- ing situated in Montgomery county Arkansas.
 West one hail ot the northeast eighty acres part of the southwest of the north- vest iwentY.four acres, paff oy the west one.hal. of the south west eighty acres northeast Of the southwest forty acres All in section thlrty-six. township one, range twcntH-fwn west. Montgomery county. Arkansas.
 Tho above described lands will be soli Tor The purpose of paving tine dsois psS- baled and allowed against the estate of Nathan Thomas. deceased. and the sur plus, 1T any, be paid 70 the legal and nwfni heirs of said estate.
 Given under my hnd at Hot Springs, Atksnsas. this seventeenth day Of Feb ruary, 1917.
 JOHN ELLA THOMAS, Administratrix of the estate of kafhaf,
 Thomas. Deceased.
 Thos. J. Gldson. attorney for admin 'stTatrtx.
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coMMIssIoNER.s sALE-

Notice lS hereby given, that iu Dulsu- htc oi the authority and directions con Glued in the dccrctal order of the chan ''iA court ot Garland county. made and entered on the 29th day of March, A. D. l9I'. In certain cause tNo, 6333) then D. nding therein between Fannie t,lrod. If HL. complainants. and w 1T. Con M. Orr. deceased, Minnie r orr Nil .,v 2i E. VI. orr deceased. Annie Orr Sar oir, Edwin Or and Mary Orr ct ..l de ftndauts. the undersigned, cuwni sicn"F ol said court will offer fpr ett, 't public Fcndle tu inc highest ',4Gp tt the front door ur entrance of 1h, county courthouse. in winch u.d .,u, s held. in the county of Garland win n the hours prescribed by law for iu p i'l' the following described ro.l c7. Lots four c1 and five l5. m.rl, E. -tdWidgc s subdivision of block Na. t5s 1nd iot B. of block No. l5-. of The ritv e. Hot Springs. according to the official pat Of the United States Hot Spiiur Commission. m Garland county. Al'un- Tcrms of sale: On credit of thra months the purchaser hing required {, execute d bond as required by law and the order and decree of said court said cause, with approved security. bear Wnum rom date of SdlH UutU paid anl lien being retained on th" premises sold [" secure the payment Of the pur- chase money.
 Given under my hand this t0th da of April A. D. t9l1
 r. W. NOWLES.
 Commissioner in Chancery
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unon yOur roster tn do his part vel. as a man worthy of the confidence Of each and all of his co-workers in the good work, the noble cause yonr brotherhoods stands for. Should any member feel he is not capable of working for the good and welfare of your organization, should any mem Der realize he is weak and subject to the temptation that may come his way, rather than subject himself to become a false member and traitor to the most laudable purpose of your with all decency of true man afI retain the good will and respect of his fellow men. This Is the proper spirit and freedom of conscience that should guide him, and every tr'ie American in his duty In life-one to another God forbid that you should have a false friend among you--a Judas in your circle-for what ia more dep!cable thln a traitor 1t is only a question of time when his identity would be discovered and it would be woe to him. for he would wish he had never been born, his conscience would haunt him for all time--a living death Is the punish ment of the traitor
 l wish yourselves and your families good luck and the best of fortune as bid you goodnight.
 Your friend,
 JOHN HAWAIIAN.
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LEGAL NOTICES
COMMISSIONERS SALE


 Notice is hereby given. that in pursu- airc of the authority and directions con tanned Iu the deCrctJl order of the chan tei} court of Garland county made auc g,aal'eIed on thc 18th day Of March, A. D I'I' m a rtt tam cause tNp 63S2) thcr pending therein between Arkansas TIucl G. and NJ J. Henderson. trustee. com pi1lnants. and McGehce Williams, Der Fscj9r 4' L. Wiams .aan Mr5 had F " Y WlIs69 H22sh9 dttoudants. the undersig gned as cornrnis. s!ohcr COT 57id court, will offer for sale t public vcuduc to the highest b.dd,r county courthouse, in which said court uold. Iu the county of Garland within lhg hours prescribed by law for iudicI9 Sai-f n the ird day Of May. A D tU-Nit: Fart ol lot Eleven lb 1locl, One Hun. Gai'd and IWeuty-eiEht G-Sl of the Hot 9p'IhEs l'rScrVation. as surveyd and mapped and plattcd by th.. United St3t,- Hot springs Commissioners and more "rticulAllr described as follows. Com sud lot tWhica Is the south line Of Whit thGton avenue fifty tjUl feet from th, nloI invest corner thereof anu utaiaa lh' nee along thc lJt front tu the said F'itne line between lots eleven GI1 and twelve tl-1 of said block one hundred ana nnety-iiye de5l feet to the rem Auv oi 'ot eleven GD, thence east JIoua tho rear line of said lot fifty t5Ql r,at tI'nro id straight hne lo the ppiut % 'E' nninS' lu ',allana c3uut5. Afkaasas. ltLmS qi Salet Ou credit of thfvt t months the purchaser being required to execute bond as required by uW and 'He order and decree of said count m sala cause. with approved security. bearing Interest dt the rate of 10 per cent pui iunun From date of sale until paid. and t Ien being retained on the premises sold 10 secure the payment Of ihr u1ir- chase money.
 Given. under my hand this 10th day nf April A. r. 1917.
 F. w. ROWLES.
 C0mmLssIonrr in Chancnrv.
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What a beautiful lesson they afford ed many of us natives who very sel. dom attend church need not tell you that every man, woman and child will miss you all--your kind voice and your gentle smile as you passed us by, be it on the roadway or the
 sidewalk or on your way home to wife and dear ones alter a days anx. iety and work Aside from the bene. fit derived by all of our business peo. pie the many calls upon your purse, the cost Of living and many other items that count in the days ex. penses, all of V hich you paid for with your hard earned money, and always with smile of happy contentment, that as l say when you hOrsemen lelve Hot Springs, you will leave be. hind you in tbe hearts of it's citizens "a fond remembrance. an enduring recollection Of a generous and good living people.
 And now a word of cheer and hope for you in your travels. in your busi ness affairs, in your homes. yea, when walking the highway or down the marrow lane to your stables-be faith. ful 10 yourselves, be ever true to the unwritten laws of sincere and golden brotherhood of your union, your cause, your league Let your con. science be as the beautiful clear spring water. health-giving and iuspir- ing, ever mindful that it is rich red blood that flows through your veins and that when you lay your head upon your pillow of rest at night. it will be with tha: one glorious thought hat you are a true and lcyal man. faith ful and sincere to the brotherhood Of men like your elf that necessity and conditions in business life find your number united as one body fighting the cause of freedom igainst oppr2J- sion-the down.trodden and weak agains' the strOng-the weak and humble against the autocrat and snob. Money is 8 lovely thing. but it is not everythinE know many who possess abundance of money. who are very unhappy. I realize am speaking to intelligent men, hence, I am most sincere in my talk with you Many of you number tonight with only one ordinary selling platter in your stable that can win a S400 top and bottom race occasionally and 3l00 in yolr pocket Believe me when I tell you you are a much happier man in it's true sense than many capitalist. than many millionaire. Life is what you get out of it, and give you horse. men q ch1nee, you certainly get a lot Of contentment and pleasure that the rich man very seldom attaihs--for if it is not physical ailment--a bad liver, gout. nervous indigestion, rheu- matism or martyr to some other malady known as the rich mans dis ease These troubles you horsemeu{ know nothing about only through hearsay, for as class. you all are most healthy and blessed with good sense and noble natures. alluded to the importance of yon all each and every individual who is enrolled
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FOR SALE-Furuturc of a 4-room cot t'se 4t l-o Arbor street All equipped for housebecping: bath electric lights bot end cold water connections, all modern
 @loJ buNs furniture; house rents for Sl2. .5o per mouth. Apply at once to K. K Jag gers Real Estate Office, or lej Ramule
 oL IL l N.
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NATIONAL FOREST rImaER FOR
 SALE

Sealed bids will be received bv tho e and including April 20. iaif, for all the mcrchantable dead timber standing tr down and all the live timber marked or drsignated tor cutting on an area efTi . hIacing about 500 acres within sections li IS. i9 and 70 tawnship , North. Rarge Y West and Sections IL IL IS. it 3s and T. Townsitip North, Range is West 9th F NJ. Arkansas National For lest, Afkansus. estimated to be to6.o0o feet E. NJ. ufere or less or white calS timber No bid of less than sl60 Der A feet for the timber will be consde Deposit with hid tl00 The right lsrct any and all bids resAtvnd bids are submitted full lnfpnnaties Nrning the iimbar conaiucns dauosits and ihe submiSstcn
 slOuld Dc obtainesi from tie F' M visor Hot SoFlnas. iArkans
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 gnnttaef n.rnra ,vF
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Ncllow collie. answers to name of
 Cole. Anyone knowing whereabouts. phone St Muy'S Convent Liberal re- "'Iu' f-li-4t
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NOTICE.

During my absence from the office am leaving Dr, Willfred S. Moss in charge of my dental practice. I re. gard Dr. Moss as thoroughly eompe. tent Very truly
 R T. COOK. Dentist, Fourth Floor Thompson Bldg. i-l-6t
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We nave 'n eperation a circulating 1T system throusnout out plant, which prevents fy from lighting. The Pas
 eurlzed hlik Go. 8-t1-tf
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ANNOUNCE MENrs
FOR scEooi DtpEcyoo

FOR SCHOOL DIRECTOR. The sentinel Record is authorized tc aHnource John F. pishcroon for school uI'ertor ID the May school elections.
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FOR SALE--5 room house in good con ditoni water sewerage lights, nice yard and garden. No, 15 Virgil St Price Sl-oO: good terms. K I; Jaggcr-. GI5 Central Ave. Phone lV67 4-S-Iw
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rrv sroor.o.s.apre v'.s, AZ.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Automobuo Overland road strr. Eleeltic starter electric lights, in
 perfect cChdi uon. The best bargain of lhc Year # sold at once. See Bentley
 Thomas at NoVdcock X Lawson. i-Iu- {
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FOR RENT
e0eeoeoeeesseeees osose

SIMANTON'S Mud Baths. furnished cot
 taGes and patching apartments. 1l0 Ra- vine St. corner Park Ave. 2-S-ti
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FOR SATE-Ay sul urban home. 70 acres adjoining race track. fronting on Central avenue. room bungalow Phone 1907
 S-1l-Im
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FOR SALE-l5 year old horse and one 4-year-old horse city broke. gentIe drlNer, ] years old. IS combination sad dle and driVing horse impure s6l Ctn- tef Awe. 3-20-tf
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FOR RENT-Modern unfurnished two- story residence, reception hall and SIX rooms with sleeping porch and hath up- stairs: furnace heat. Apply 3lG Park Ave. Mrs ". s. Slrrens. phone 2319.
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ROOMS and light housekeeping apart
 mWts. THE IESKETT. No. 1 Crystal St. cor. Park Ave. 4-l-tf
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HOTELS AND APARTMENTS

TNE McCRARY-The hotel with the free from dust and noises. cool and pleas
 ant and very convenient Co bath houses and theaters. Try the McCrarY and be pleased s-It-tf
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FOR SALE Three tracts oi land on Maven road, between city limits and Country Club, one tract 80 acres. one 10. and one acres. gas hue crosses 10 aercs. Inquire Ms M, j. Mooney. Route No. . 2-I7-tf
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FURNIsHED ROOMs.
FOR SALE

FOR SAIE-On account Of bad health
 No. ] grocery and market. at invoice prirrs, doing good business. Phone N6n OF 'lr 4-1-ti
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FOR SALE-One first class meat mar kCt and one first class grocery and feed
 business, both good locations. Phone Merchants Association 3-lO-tf
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FRESH JERSEY COW for sale. Apply Gl- Third St or phone lS-s 4-5-G'
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-02-20
ST. MARY'S COMING.

The report was given out that the
Y. NJ. c. A played it's last game of the
season on the home floor with Yer
sailles. some week ago, which was in
good faith, at the time. The local
schedule was ended; but in response
to the evident interest manifested III
a game to be played between this
team and the one representing ST.
Mary's College, (party because of the
fact that Paris boy is a member Of
the latter team, the 'Y" is schedul-
ing this contest at twice the expense of
any previous.
The above reasons should guarantee
an unusual interest on the part Of
those interested in either of the teams
or both. Furthermore the st. Mary 5
team is a good one we hear; added
evidence being afforded by the fact
that they beat the strong Richmond
Normal team decisively. 1t is remem
bered that the latter beat Centre Col
lege earlier in the season and broke
even with the local team in two
games. Paris winning the first and
f. S. X. n. the second.
The Y. NJ. c. A squad was crippled
severely before the last two or three
games. by the loss of two of its best
men. 1t is hoped that by Tuesday S
game Dawes and Thompson will be
able to join the team in one final re
union and help end the season with
a victory for Paris.
The game will be called Tuesday
night. February 20, at o'clock. The
regular admission of % cents will be
charged
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-02-20
GREAT TIME IN LOCAL
PYTHfAN CIRCLES.

Thursday night will be a great time
in local Pythian circles, as it will be
the celebration of the founding of the
order by Justus Rathbone, over sixty
years ago, and will also be in the ma
ture of a homecoming celebration fer
the members of the order.
The members of Rathbone Lodge No.
II, of this city, are making extensive
preparations for celebrating the event
A fine program of decidedly interesting
features has been prepared and will be
carried out to the very letter The
principal address of the evening will
lie made by Past Grand Chancellor r.
A Young. of Winchester, and adj
dresses will also be made by members
of the local order, who are used to
speaking in public.
The Third Rank will be conferred on
a number of candidates by the Degree
Team of Rathbone Lodge, and at the
conclusion of the work luncheon will
be served, and the members of the
lodge and their guests will have a
smoker and general all-round good
time. Every member of the Local
lodge is urgently requested to drop
everything else they may have on hand
for Thursday night, and attend the
meeting, which gives promise of being
one of the biggest events in the history
Of Pythianism in Paris.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-02-20
TWO FARMS SELL SATURDAY.

Auotioneer Geo. ID. Speakes sold at
the court house door in this city Sat
rrday afternoon, for Mr.. S. Kennev
Nichols, of Paris, his farm of 292
acres. located on the Bethlehem qike
four miles from Paris, at $3.50 per
acre. Mr.. w. 3. Allen, of Paris, being
the purchaser. The farm is one OF
the best in the county, being well
improved, and has on it substantial
brick residence of seven rooms, which
has only been built a few years. The
farm has been used for nearly forty
years as a stock farm, and has large
acreage that hasn't been plowed under
for over twenty years, having been
retained as pastureage for the Nichols
the purchaser. The farm is one OF
tered there.
Auctioneer Speakes also sold on
Saturday morning for Mr.. Lunceford
Talbot, the latter's fine farm OF nine
ty one acres. located on the Levy pike,
one and one-half miles from North
Middletown, to Mr.. VIM. McCray, for
S120.50 per acre. This farm has on II
a comfortable residence of eight rooms
and all necessary barns and other
improvements. Mr.. Talbot has been
in poor health for some time, and de
cided to dispose of his county home
and retire from farming.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-02-20
FEBRUARY EvERYSTUDENT.

The February number of "Everystu-
dent" the Paris High School monthly
publication. is just off the press of
THE NEWS job rooms, and is most
creditable issue. being brimful of good
things from first to last. The contri-
buttons by the students to the current
issue of the well-known publication
are especially noteworthy. Among
them are: Basket Ball Chat" and
"Maysville Defeated" by the athletic
editors; An Attack of Small Pox,' By
Silas Bedford, Jr.; TRANSACTIONS of
German Poems" by Fannie Heller,
Edna Snapp, Vernita Baldwin and, Ma
bel Galloway; why Ii Pays to Tell
the Truth" by Elizabeth Snapp; Jus
tice," by VIM. Brophy; Woods In
Early Spring" by Dorothy Tingle;
Truth" by Thelma Squires; Hope,
by Jennie Link; editorial contribu
tions by members of the staff; Was Ii
a Dream?" by Lutte Grove; lyric
poems on Truth" Thoughts" and
Faith" by Edna Snapp, Ruth Lin
vile and Eleanor Lyle; "Truhtfulnes9
and Honesty" by Raymond Conneli
Honesty" by Robert LAWN; 1.-The
Death of Brutus and Cassius," by Vir
ginia Dundon; "Scansion," by j. Tay
Tor, and "A Quilting Party" by Louise
Connell.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-02-20
THE PARIS HOME SCHOOL.

The following pupils of the Paris
Home School, of which Mrs. w. A
Harp is Director, have received first
and second honOrs in the second quar-
ter of the first semester:
College Preparatcry-Ag Turner
IS 3-5; Eighth Grade-Louise Red
mon, sc 80; Villa Redmon, "a 20;
Seventh Grade-Raymond Turner, 81
Anna May Young, 81. Louise Letton
81; Fifth Grade-May Juliet Letton
81, Bernice Calvert, 81, Amanda Clay
Collins, 81; Fourth Grade-Alice
Brooks Bridwell, 81 Al, Frances Red
mon, SO 10; Third Grade-Florence
Clark Collins, SO 10, John William
Redmon, 80 81; Second Grade-Mar!
Spears, SO 3-S, Mary Frances Young
81; First Grade-William Sauer. 81 %
Kenneth Caldwell, 81 2-7, Mary Alice
Collins. 81 81.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-02-20
SINCE WHEN?

The Tampa. fla, correspondence oil
the Sunday Courier-Journal in its notes
of Kentucky visitors. has the follow
ing:
1.-The Rev. " A. Freeman and Mrs.
Freeman, of Paris. are at Fort Myers
for a few weeks stay. Mr.. Freeman
is pastor Of the First Methodist
church at Paris. and preached at the
First Methodist church at Fort Myers
last Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. II. Darby and
child, of Paris, are recent arrivals al
Fort Myers.
Mrs. May Stoner Clay and daughter
Miss Alice Rogers Clay. of Mayfield
and their guest, Miss jeanette Sheriff.
have gone from Fort Myers to Naples
TO spend several weeks"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-02-20
CHANGE OF FIRM AT
CITY RESTAURANT

MI. = IN Tunis, senior member of
the firm of Tunis & Panetsos, proprie'
tor of the City Restaurant, adjoining
Fordham Hotel, has sold out his inter
est i'm the place to Mr.. Telem Sala-
mas. who has been conducting res
taurant in Mt Sterling for several
years. Mr. Tunis will return TO Dan
lille. where he will form a partner
ship in the restaurant business with
Lis brother Mr.. Gus Tunis.
The business of the City Restaurant
in the future will be conducted by Mr..
Salamas and Mr.. Angelo Panetsos,
Junior member of the old firm. under
The firm name of Panetsos & Salamas.
retaining the old name of the City
Restaurant. The patrons of the old
firm regre. the departure of Mr.. Tunis,
vho. by his gentlemanly manners and
c.ose attention to the wants OF his
Patrons, made host of friends here