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Tho following enrolled Friday: Marian
LajrSky. M"hrlinr St"ddard. Helen kno&.
Marie Front. Elizabeth Rcyman. Ada
RunnrSs"n. !Addl" dunlap, Josephine No
C"nncll Lilll" liirch. Alice Stnllar. Mar,
Bauri". Virginia I:liE. Helen Gaus. H"l"n
G""izr. Virginia Hall. Marie D"stcr. Viz
rinia Michel. Virginia McCullen, Mag
dalnc llaSrnhau"r. Virginia liasrnhau, :,
Adelaide Sn"lln E"lma .G"un". Martha
Coleman. Eli%iah"ih Beatty. ll"l"n De-
bnug"r Mari" Coleman. Helen plinS"r-
ter. Mari" Michel. Helen p'Erirn. Olga
Horn Marianna .,rthurS. Catherine MA
honey Eulalin Ennis. Margaret LnNcll".
Catherine Wright, Charlotte Meyers,
Mary Fox. Sarah Quinn. Eleanor DG-
vail Mary stephens. Mildred lnuniz,
UumanCc Lnrrnz. Ruth Carr.
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scorr1sH RrrE TO MEET.

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Nov. Is
Definite announcement is made that tn,
consistory Of Scottish Kite Masons OF
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II FiHT6V WV PTF.I
ha Succraaf..l Monthly" Compound. Safely relieves
Of the longest most Obstinate abnormal rtrrA IN
Sio days 70 harni pain int, rfrrcncs with work.
Mail & 6 Do,blr Strength = co. lUQhET FREE. Hls,'I
Dr. " n. SoUIHlE6TQh REMEDY CO.. KANSAS cITr. no
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-14

tinnen tallften aus iippigen 9latter=
ronfen uno 5ierli6en Mrabesfen uuf,
folt 81 meltlid fir Den ebenlaligen
8elelifaftsiaal elmer pielfrommen,
bodmiiroigen aebtillin.
Sn ser 6eniierntihe Itono unbe-
meglid cine idlanfe, idmar5e @eital..,
Die Stirn an Die Sheiben gepreBt =
Charlotte. SD trat leiie gu ibr uno
i1long Den arm INN iie. Sic iab 5t
mir berunter; i6 erldraf = mas Bot
ten orei fnr5e Gage aus Dem bliiben=
Sen Maohengeiid)t gemadt? lin 5ebr
Sabre erid)ien iie gealtert, NIT Dem
modsbleifen 2eint, ben blaiIen Clip
pen uno Den erloihenen 4ueen. Sic
iebte lif auf cine Der gepoliterten oi=
panartigen 8anfe, melhe IN ben Sen
iternii1en ltanoen, 5og mid an iid
nno bebielt meme 6ano in Der ibren
yMeoma lit nit Gerhard nebenan,"
laete Tie leiie uno oeltete auf cine
MIR anselebnte Cir, num Soadims
@erbdltniiie oronen gu belfen. Sc fam
10 elm gan8er @uit bon eiligen grie-
fen. gs lit ifreflid, on liegt er faIt
nno bleid utto Die lleberlebenoen mill
len a1e iene --" Sic i6mieg, ais
bate ie idon 5u piel geIagt.
u9u %iolteit biniibergeben, DIANA,
bcrten mir 8erbaros tiefe Gimme,
,es lit nidts fir bid, in ienen Sa=
den berilm5uiuden; Lob es mid al
lem beiorgen."
,Heinl" erfldrte lie fur5, i'd mill
ieben, pie neit es gefommen mar
.Mntterl" gs flmng 10 meid. u9as
lit pergeben mo pergeiien, iest BEN
fen mir MIR on Dos @nte, oas linn
eigen mar, on fem friihes, froblides
@eien, an Die 8erebrung, NIT Der er
oil Ieiner Mutter bling. Widt pobr?"
SD min niht," ermioerte lie, Of.
ne feline @orte 5lt beobadteu, .oaB
on Sorgen bait leinetuegen; mas mir
iein 2eid)tiinn nod gelaIien bot bon
lciiem Sermoaen, itebt sir 81 @ebote.
@ib mir Die 8riefe."
Sd oanfe oir," antportete Ger
barb, vo6er es niiroe einen 81 gro
ben Sell oeiner @infiinfte binmeqs
nebmen, eS lit mebr als on oenfIt,"
Gortiesung folgt.)
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Kmrierte icincn 8rmcb

Ourh idiperes 2eben 500 iG mir por
einigen Sabren einen grub gu nno lous
tie operiert tperoen, ba 9rnhbdnoer mir
nidt balfen. Sod i6 fanb ettpas Bel
leres, sas mid i6nen unb polia beilte,
obne Operation, 3eitberluit nno Shmer@
aen. Ser 8rI6 lit ME tuieoer setorn$
men, obelei6 i6 i6iper oils Carpenter
arbeite. SD babe ni6ts Sm berfaii<
fen, mill nber ausfiibrli6 mitteilen, tpie
Bride obne Operation gebeilt iperoen
fonnen. Ghreibt an mid. eugene aR.
guIIen, Carpenter, $50 9, Warcenits
Mbe., Mauasq1an, u. S. : Sdneioet
bies aus unb sebt es 8rtdleioenoen;
Sbr f0unt Namit biel @lteS tun.
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SartnGdise @iberipenitisfeit.

8ie molen sic oenn Sbre
goloene Sodseit feiern, 5rau Mfiil=
ler2~
IS moi Die ferret mer gar net! =.
8iiiet &c, SEER 8farr', / ban lido
eridt mol net rea6t polla!"
9as @eib.
9es @eibes Stdrfe
@iro Did nidt beiiegen,
God ibre Sdwabe
Mad)t bid unterliegerl,
9enn lie beoarf ni6t Der Strait ni6t
uno Der Siit,
@eil ibre Sdmahe lire Starfe lit.
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C0nal Springs Nursery

gmd bieies Sapr offerieren mir I'M,
Seren aunben cine aroBe Gustuah S6lt
unb 3~uBbdume, 8eerenobit. Sdatten'
bdrnre uno beionbers reid lit uuier 8urs
rat an Stolen, S~ieritrdufer,t unb Sdmes
reien. Muh BADEN mir einiee tallet,o
9funb Cuban 8ras : Sameu, frei bon
S'obnIouz@ ras, AT berfa1fen.
Rir ueroen nnlere 8urtoeu ebenfo reel
unb prompt beotenen fpie in ben 81 bors
heraebenben Sahrer. @rober aataloa
fret. @breIfe:
Otto Code Nen-g rannfels, Segas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-14

anoern Meroplan in Der 2nft 5uiam=
menltieB, 10 oaB beioe Maidinen ber-
unteritiir5ten, entfom nit Dem 2eben,
erlitt aber if)mer5bafte 8~erlesungen
Sein 8egleiter uno Die beioen Sniai~
fen oes anoern @eroplans mltroc1
nidt perlest.
= Sic Mfitglieoer ser @rano Or
mn of tie 8epnblie beabiihtigen naG=
item Sreitas INN 2::30 nadmittags i'm
@unter 9oteI cine eemeiniame Geier
ser @eburtstage bon Ibrabam 2in-
colin unb George @aibington gu Der.
enitalte1l.
Die Yeriooe, IN fpelher Die Gn=
gaben beSiielid Ser einfommen-
iteuer eingereidt peroen fonnenL i'll
bis gum /. glpril perlangert moroen.
= SEER gooIf 8raiio, Ger Sefre-
tor Der Getail Merhnnts @iiociation
teilt nit, oab Die bieligen Grocer uno
Meii1er 8eidliile angenommen bo,
ben, lid) oen 8eroronungen Der 0ae=
rlillgsmittel Administration in af=
len gin5elbeiten 81 fiigen uno Die
8unoesregierune nod araften 81 I'M
teritiieen.
SSm sllter pom 25 Sabren lit am
Mittmod) nadmittag Sri. Charlotte
2oia Seilig i'm Sauie ibrer gltern
aus Dem 2eben geihieoen. Sic miro
ouBer BON oielen nod BON einem Brit
Ser loipie elmer Sd)me1ter betrauert.
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MIItrIti.

Die elite Der IN San Mnto,lio
in oie critic alaiie eingetrageaten Wi=
litdrpfliftieen meilt 4,468 gtamen
auf. Cine fleine Mnaabl oerielben lit
bereits in Die @rmee eingetreten, bod
5oIlen bel peitem mebr Die ibrten gu
aeltelten 3ragebogen nift 5uriidae-
jhidt uno lif aus Dem Staube ge-
mad)t babe1l. 9ieielben tperben inter
ben jesigen @erbaltniIien als Defer
tenre angeieben uno, pen1 ergriffen
als iolf]e beitraft peroen.
- 0as Gan Mntonio Irienal me-.
set einen groBen Mangel on tiid)tt-
aen 5attlern. 9rosoem bier meoer
B~feroegeifirre nod Sattel fabri5iert
merben, 1aben lih Die Heparaturor-
beiten 10 ~angebduft, Bob tie nit Den
porbnnoenen Mrbeitsfrdften nid)t be-
maltigt meroen fonleii. SSn amerita
aeborene ODER natnraliiierte 2ellte I'M
sitter Don 90 bis SO Sabren merben,
melrli einigermaBen fabig, iofort alt-
geitellt.
Gas 4. @ppeaotionsseridt bat
entihieoen, oaB Die 81 airfen gebct
rieen Tfarrbduier, ipel6e CUR aus
idlieBliden genusung Der Treoiger
erbaltt muroen, niht ltenerfrei iino.
Dieies llrteil mlroe IN einem Safe,
in melhem Die Staot San Mntolio
gegell Die 9rinitp Metbooilt Gpisco=
pal Stride pegen ~riiditdnoiger Steu
ern i'm 8etroge BON $359.52 flagbnr
~geruoroen mar, pom 8id)ter q. @.
Sin gefaat.
Die geros Metail S~dubbarolef
baben lire bier abgebaltene aonpeil-
ton beeiloet. Nls nad)iter Seriamm=
lunasort puroe COLLECTION geuablt.
5. $. Saile uno @. g. 6ofplcr
haben iif) ais 8ep~rdientanten u1ierer
Sanoelsfammer nod @aibington Be
aeben, nm Den Gbef Sffi5ieg
Ser Mrmee, @eneralmajor Sqilier 81
eriufeit, feline ipeiteren 9ruppen bon
ben bieiigen Mpiationsfeloern nod an
oercn Wilitdrlagern 81 perlegen. Sic
periutten Den General 81 iiber5en.
gen, baB an Gan @ntonio ales biefet,
mas DerIanet weroen fam.
Staats : 9tabrungsmittel=Ae-
miniltrator Yeoen bat angeoronet,
oaB 5armer, melde beim Ginfauf bon
Wei5enmebl nadpmeiien fonnen, Dab
lie f6on genlta Webl-S ubititute mie
&ornmebl, Sdrot uim. an Sano bas
ben, nid]t Die gleidle Guantitdt Cub
ititute 81 faufen braud)en, lonoern 70
Yro5ent oes bon linen in normolea
3eiten perbraudten 8ei3enmebles oh
ne meifere 3mangs5ngaben erbalten
fonnen.
Die 8onfiers oeS 5fueiten tera.
niihen 9iitrifts meroen am IS. 8.
Wts. cine aonnention i'm ct. an-
fbonD @otel abbalten.
@Is er iiber Dem 8rafenribgc
Bart flog, ~itiir5te ON Mittmo6 2ent-
nant Sigbtotper pom 9elp 6ielo NIT
feinem 4eroplan 81 8ooen. gr per-
Itano es aber, Die @efpalt oes 5tlir-
ses ourf] mebrere Wanoper ab5u.
ldau1den uno entfom unoerlest. Mud
2eutnant Wonoban, Der nit einem
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Gins mad Dem anoern.

@r5t: oSett barloelt es iid nleIner
aniidt nod 8un6dit oarllni, oas Sic
Der uno Den beftieen 9urit 81 betpot-
tigeu."
Wiindener: SEER 9oftor, id)auen
Sic MIR, oaB Sic oas 5ieber meg
bringen - NIT Dem 9urit milf i6
id)on allein fertig neroen."
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Gin jmnaes 6mbn.

@ait.: y9(llo beltte giebt's nal emo.
lid viunges Sltbn nit 3eis!4 9aranf
babe ib lang gemartet."
@irtin: ySSa, es lit uns aber and
redt idmer gefaaen, oos olte, treue
Sier al Ihladten."
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ainolidles 4raument.

Moma: ,@rtbur, gleih in oiegfel"
4rtbur: u@arum ioa i6 iest mic.
Ser in Der gfe Iteben, Deoma2"
Diana: u@eil OH unartig narlt z"
4rtbur COON Der Ode ber): gNun,
90 iteb' ih. Bin id ieet etma braper2
6ier fonn ih ebenio unortia iein."
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wie Ser Kriee nah
2lmterifa Fam.

0esen Ginienonns bon 2 Gents
fir Yorto perIdjifen mir oieies Bud
an irseno cine ISreHe.
Die Expedition.
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@r6fte Gntbefnng i'm Natiir : Sell.
8%erfa9ren.

0ur innerlide Selbftsifte unb WanseI
an Rabrialsen 1ino Die tpirflideu ltrSahen
aler f0rberlihen 2eiben ~beginneno NIT
Gtublperitopfmg, Maeenletben etc. nub
enoeno nit friib8eitigem Sob. Hautpblrt
frei; miro S6neu Die @ugeu offiten.
0osbnrt 60, 81, 8eningham. Wai6.
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gies Rarft.

ahe Sortem pm Srad . arbeiten.
mite gader. eGplSers", grief6psen mni
apnperts, Qarten, GircnIore, GinInbun.
gen nitp.. IN Senti& nnb Gnglii&, nett
aitssefRhrt. Stanbar6 Grtnttna
6 empana, Radiplser BON @iIion.
Shmesmann printing Gpmpann, 2O6
Naparrp Ctr Sci. Grpdett 1925.
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Gntsegemfommeno.

Seiratspermittler: Seben Sic iebr
anf 5honbeit2
Seiratslultiger: S mo-, Tie bari To-
gar a biiierl ibnoboft iein!
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Gin 8prteil.

nDas alttomobil bat afle 8eee fol.
lolial perfur5t."
oSa = beionoers ben @es ms
ssenfeits."
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Wuoerner @dh . 1tnterriht. 3uidneie
BEN, G~nprobieren uno Gdben aele6rt.
Sdiiferinnen maiden lire eiaenen aleis
Der. fpdbrenS tie Isrnen. @ir ipreaen
Seutfd. .She Wnbern ORIGINATING
ehpol", 504 @aroen Ctr, Gan Mntos
MIC, Seras.
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@ioeriprnh.

Define Srau ipielt audi alapier?"
ysSsa, leiber, tpenn Die feinen Slit
gel bdtte, mare lie mirflif elm gn+
GEL
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LokaIes.
@abrideinlidss @etter.

Sir Gan Mntonio urb utngegene:
9elte abenb unb Jreitas flar nno
f1fter.
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Die 8rau i11 einem Saus, 10
ielber podt, aus einem 8fennig 5ebne
mad)t.
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= gei benz lette ISOLDE in San
6rancisco bon oen peretnten Ser.
.mdnnsiobne ; 2ogen arrangierten
groBen Wasfenfeit ipuroe Der sroBe
ltm8itg bon 8iirgermeiiter Rolpb ino
@attiu angefiibrt.
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0ie v0reie YreHe tiir Seras"
eridbeimt ais Sageblatt mno @pdenblatt.

0as saaeblat lit piereiig uno foItet SOC per Monot ooer Sc per Sabr.
9as gSodenblatt lit i~ed5ebnieihg imo folet 50 per Sabr. sob Werico
50 @olo. ga6 europa, Borto etneei6oien, So.
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Weredltiate WenaierDe.

Bite nm gntiduloisung," fraeta
DER Sotel Glerf, ypie beiBen Sie2"
Isle i) beiBe2~ brittle Der emit
5iirnte @olt, Der ioeben Ieinen Numen
in oas 5remoenbud eingetragen bot
tie, vieben sic nidt oa meinen Nd-
men i'm 8u62~
aSa, geipiB,@ ertpioerte ser @lerf
lddelno, vunb geraoe oas bat mid
neugierig gemdft."
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Cotton.
Gan @ntonio, 80 Gents.
@nloe1tpn. aeitern 30.75 Gents.

Cotton.
Gan @ntonio, 80 Gents.
@alpeIton, geitern 30.75 Gents.
guttpnfa men.Eruonftc.
Gan Mntonio, Ser, IA. Sebr. 1915
8rime grltoe Cotton Seeo Oil, $t.31.
Gents bel Wanone<
6urm.TrDbxtte.
Gan antonio, Ser, Ia. Sebr. 1915
Ger (nur friide) SO. +. .4oe per 3so.
9nbIter -. Q per Efo,.
3urtegs .2oc per YTiHo
Wet5eH .......... $2.2U per 0ltihet
@orn .......... $2.25 per Bu51el
Safer ...... ..$1.10 per 8ni6el
9eu -. -. $500 per gonne
@emiie.
@artoffeln. neue, &c per gfuno;
California, So 90 per 100 8funb; golos
raoo $3.50 per 100 Bfuno.
6iiBfartoffeln, Gam, $3.50 lil6 $3.50.
3ipiebeln, Gal, @bite Globe, $500:
Gal. 9elbe, 1915 per Crate; 0rine,
per gBb. <8inbel. SOC.
8obnen, Colorado, Yinto, pei Bfn..
$500; gnlifornie 8apous, Der cfpt
$1,000; Binfs. $1,000, 9inta. $500:
Mapb. $500; 8tndepes, $11. 90; Moun6
Green. per 8uffel Sampers, $3.50
Somaten, fnliforu., $3.50 per Crate.
3pbl. $3.50 per 100 Yfuno.
griiner Bfeffer. 50. so uito $500 per
8nfdel.
8aoieshen, soc per 9so. Sinbel.
Spinat. Toe per Buidei.
Crime Grbfen, $500 Der 0nn,per.
8eeten. $3.50 per 100 8flino.
ReerretttazB uraein. per BIO. tsh,
@urien. per grate, $500.
Gelerie. 90e unb $1.00 per 9,tseno.
Reterfilie. 40c per Ss6. sglnbeI.
gierpflan5en, $3.50 per 8uidel.
1nifef.
@cpfialat, Gal, $2.75 per Crate.
@elbe BltrSeli, $3.50 per 100 IfifiS
Ssuaib, per 8uihl, $1.75.
Ora. Elm britteI 8uf6el, S1.25.
Hiiben, $500 per 100 Nflno.
Eies Rarft.
Son Mntonio, Ser, IA. Sebr. t9ts-
9iihe. 1926 big $8.35.
&dlber, $3.50 bis $500.
8iIleu, $3.50 biz $3.50.
S6fen, $3.50 bis $ft.10.
ct. 2ouis, IA. Nebr. 1918. - Ninaz
bieh. Seras : 9ieb, $6.75 Bis $40 so
S6tpeine. $1,000 bis $500.
GeiIe.
8eialoene 6dute .15c Der Rfb
Srodene 5dute ........ 20c Der s}fS
Crime Sdiite .......... t2c her asfS
G1nte
Tnocra.S teaen besddotn s gN
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-10-04
THORN WILL PROBATED

In the County Court Tuesday the
last will and testament of the late
Mr.. James w. Thorne, of near Mil
lersurg, was admitted to probate.
The instrument, bearing date of
Sept. 8, 1897, and witnessed by w. M.
Miller and Thos. e. Savage, of Mil
lersburg, leaves the entire estate OF
the testator, real, personal and mixed
to his widow, Mrs. Fannie A. Thorne
for life. According to the terms of
the will, Mrs. Thorne was named as
eXecutriX of the estate without bond
and the Court was asked to require
no appraisement of the estate.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-10-04
GOVERNMENT May MERGE THE
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.

AS an evidence of the intention of
the Government to merge the tele-
graph companies in the near future,
officials of the Postal and Western
Union were in Paris yesterday in
consultation with Postmaster j. Wal
ter Payne in regard to the matter.
Those who participated in the con-
ference. were ]. F. Looney, of Indi-
annapolis, Ind. Superintendent of the
Postal Telegraph and Cable Co., ]. B.
Cheatham, District Superintendent
of the Western Union Telegraph Co.,
HI. d. Wheatley, representing the
United States Government, c. II. Bar
field, District Foreman of the Postal
and Postmaster j. Walter Payne,
representing the Postoffice Depart
ment.
The conference was held for the
purpose of discussing the proposed
consolidation of the two companies
in this district, as Postmaster-Gen-
erai Burleson desires to promote
efficiency and economy in the service.
On July / the telegraph companies
of the entire nation were consolidated
under the direction of Mr.. Burleson,
and it is now proposed TO house both
companies under one roof and have
one general office.
No definite steps were taken by
the committee, which met by direc-
ton of the Postoffice Department, but
it is understood, semi-officially, that
such condition in Paris will be prac-
ticable, and that the matter will be
finally settled from Washington very
soon.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-10-04
CITY BOARD OF HEALTH ISSUES
INFLUENZA WARNING

A Precaution: To prevent the
presence and spread of epidemic in
fluenza the City Board of Health sug-
gests that people who suffer from
pain in the head, eye, back and in
other parts of the body, accompanied
by general lassitude or weakness,
chilly sensation, a sudden rise of
temperature, with some discharge
from nostrils, eyes red and a slight
cough, should not go into crowded
places, e. g., picture shows, churches,
cars, etc.
When sneezing or coughing do not
neglect to protect the other person by
using handkerchief at mouth or
noStrilS.
Plenty of fresh air, good food,
regular hours and habits will go far
towards the protection of the COM
munity against the probable dangers
of the above disease.
A. H. KELLER,
City Health officer.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-10-04
~~~~~~~eeNNN
RELIGIOUS.


The Christian Endeavor Society
of the Presbyterian church will meet
Sunday night at GAS. The subject
is, "All For Christ-Our Money"
This is conservation night, and col
lection will be taken.
The Christian Women's Board of
Missions of the Christian church will
meet in the parlors of the church this
(Friday) afternoon at $3.50 o'clock,
for an important business session.
All the members are requested to be
present.
Rev. George R. Combs, pastor of
the Paris Methodist church, will give
his illustrated lecture, Ballads and
Songs of the Kentucky Mountains in
the Riddles Mills Christian church,
under the auspices of the Ladies Aid
Society of that church, on Friday
evening, October IL. The proceeds
will go to the benefit of the Red
Cross pledge.
"A revival meeting will begin at
the Paris Baptist church on Sunday,
Oct. IS. The services will be con-
uuCIeU Dy the pdSlOT, heN. H. ". NOlu-
smith, assisted by Rev. DR.. B. B.
Bailey, former pastor of the Mays
Wlle Baptist church, and now located
in Arkadelphia, Ark, and Rev. w. L.
Louisville Rev. Baggott WILL lead the
Louisville. Rev. Babbot will lead the
singing by an augmented choir.
Next Sunday will be the first
Sunday in the new month and also
the beginning of new quarter. Va
cation time being over the attend
ance at the churches and Sunday
schools should be largely increased.
The uniform lessons for Sunday
schools treat of the stories of the
patriarchs from Abraham to Joseph,
starting with the coming Sunday.
Next Sunday, October 6, will be
observed by the Sunday School of the
church as Rally Day for
Sunday School Extension. An appro
pirate program has been prepared and
will be rendered.
The following members of the Pri-
mary Glass will on this day graduate
to the intermediate Glass: Albert
Bratton, William Lyle, Charles Ca
hal Edward Merringer, George
Ewalt, William Sauer, Will Moore
Lair and William Yerkes. A large at
tendance is much desired.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-10-04
AGED COLORED CITIZEN DEAD.

VIM. H. Hughes, colored, aged
about seventy-e1ght, died at his home
on Thomas avenue, after a brief ILL
ness. Hughes had acquired consid-
cradle property by hard work and
frugality, owning at the time OF his
death real estate in Paris valued at
several thousand dollars. For sew
eral years he owned and worked a
nice small farm near Hutchinson He
is survived by five sons and one
daughter.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-10-04
CAPTURE ESCAPED PATIENT.

Chief of Police Fred Link, assisted
by Fire Chief Ullman Lancaster,
captured John McClain, an escaped
inmate of the Lexington Hospital for
the Insane, on the Wright farm near
Paris, Wednesday. He was turned
over to two attaches of the Hospital
and returned to that institution
Wednesday night.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-10-04
REAL ESTATE DEALS AND LAND
SALES.

The Paris Realty Co., purchased
of Mrs. Sallie Withers, TWO small
farms located on the Brentsville pike,
near Paris. for private price. The
two farms contain an aggregate of
1856 acres, we'll improved. Possession
will be given the purchaser in March,
1919 The purchase was made for
investment purposes.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-10-04
WITH THE GOAT

Six candidates were initiated into
the Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men at their meeting held at the K.
of P. Hall Wednesday night.
Two candidates were given the
Page Rank last night at the meeting
of Rathbone Lodge, Knights of Pyth-
las
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-10-04
UNCLE BILL" AGAIN.

Uncle Bill Schooler, journalist,
printer, and all-round good fellow,
has become a member of the Cynthi-
ana Democrats staff. Editor James
M. Allen has secured a valuable
assistant in Mr.. Schooler, who has
been in the newspaper business all
his life. He knows how!
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-10-04
SEE FFTn'S SCHOOL SHOES-BEST
AND STRONGEST LINE.

What about your boys, Misses
and children's school shoes? Don't
overlook FIELDS Shoe Store when you
are ready to buy. AS usual we have
the best and strongest line to select
from. (sept3-tf)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-10-04
FOR SALE

We will have two loads of extra
good black feeders, also three loads
good quality yearlings on the market
Court day at Richmond, Ky.
j. w. JONES,
j. H. BAUGHMAN.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-10-04

Your time is growing very
short. Come to our office in
the Court House and bring US
your property lists. 1t wifi save
YOU the penalty.
WALTER CLARK,
Tax Commissioners for Bourbon
County.
JN0. J. REDMON, Deputy.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-08-22
TRYING TO PLEASE JOHNNY.
Small Boy Couldn't Understand Oh.
lections Being Made to His
footing the Horn.

A few days ago. there appeared In
the News letter protesting against
noise near hospitals The next morn
ing hospital patient heard horn
sounding loudly in front.
There!" she said to her nurse.
that's just what that fellow wrote
about. II were In the hospital Of
fee It would take me about three
jumps to stop that
1T won't take me more than four"
said the nurse. who had noticed her
patients rising temperature.
On reaching the door, she was sur
prised to see seated alone In a machine
former patient whom she knew well.
q tiny Greek boy who was returned
regularly for dressings by much In
terested social agency.
why, Pete !ishe exclaimed. "Don't
do that
.'Why not7" asked Peter innocently.
Don't you know there are sick peo-
pie in the hospital? Think how Johnny
"a former mate) must feel.'
"Geer said Pete in amazement. 1T
never hurt my leg when it was sick. I
was a-doin' 1t for Johnny. Indianap
oils News.