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Augusta, darling;

Augusta, darling;
What shall I.say 10 a Rood child like
you--to a Christian Scientist such as
you? tl1is-~well done, good and faith
fui. thou shalt be made ruler over
many things enter thou into the ioy
Of doing good.
do not YOU feel happy in clothing
her who loves you prays for YOU
watches for you waits for you to
be with her here and in Heaven.
Yes darling child mother appreciates
your footsteps Of the flock whom the
great Shepherd are calling who hear
and follow and none shall be able to
pluck them out Of his hands.
You will hear from me soon throurh
the newspapers on the Episcopal Con-
gress. 1t will help you dear one to
meet the armaments OF concealed war
fare.
Again darling ! say mother loyes
You and appreciates your scientific
demonstration over my other students
and the enter thou" that God ia
speaking Ia you
with love thine
MARY s. Eppy.
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PLEASANT \1N1
I|FNssN.NT IL u
CONCORD. n. II. July 20 ~

CONCORD, y. H., July 30. VI.
My darling Student
Your dear letter assuring me OF your
compliance with the strict demand
come out from the world and bo We
separate"-in the sense Of Science
comforts me. = for a closer clearer
nearer view OF the divine Science Of
being that we all may be perfect even
as our Father the Principle thereof is
perfect. This we must be. in order 70
be Christian Scientists.
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ing yours
M Is EDDY

In this letter she referred to horscIr
as idea, not physique. 1t is by por-
ce!v,nG and following tho spiritual
idea. or man. which leads us to Prin-
c'rI~ that we arc safe Tor "Irinctplc
ana ITS idea Is one" (Scicnoc and
Health, p. 4sb).
=. Becaa0c. nothing could change my
confidence In the wisdom. Christly
compassion. and divine lova which con-,
sutueod hor 4 spiritual Leadar and
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My precious Child

My precious Child
There was preceding page, but OF
no special value. I am trying 10 do
the most good I can in my place and
so have to economic my time, or !
should write longer to you ana sec you
ojfcner. Darling, Have your students
done az much for our cause a. non
h0re donep Well you were my stu
dent, and what is best no other ore
ever taught you
My students are doing more for. and
against. c. S. than any others can do
They are the greatest sinners on earth
when they injure it: and are doing
more good than all others when they
do the best they know how
Here | must leave It; but the fruits
OF my awful experience in PREPARING
the hearts Of men to receive Chris.
Scie. IS patience In tribulation, hope.
aid faith. these graces Of the
Spirit evil must fdlI May you. nv
jot'Uul dear one be strengthened ana
uplifted by tho errors Of others-by
seeing sin and so avoiding it in your
own dear self
Lovingly Eucv
M B. G.. EpDy
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Come qcathoNi fail.
M r. G. EDDY

Whatever is attributed to Mrs. Eddy.
and is the opposite OF her teaching
and character I Immediately discredit.
Hey Directors, or in other words. those
whom she, as Leader, directs to carry
on the spiritual work In Christian
Science arc her Christian followers
who respond to her divine influence
as impersonal idea. and these. under
the operation OF Spirit. which she
reflects, move humanity outward, on
ward, upward. out of the thradom OF
rilnteriality the effects Of. which are
sin sickness and death. They rise
with Christ into the understanding Of
mans relation to eternal Life and
Love and their radiation in idea
spiritual man. These Mrs Eddy d.
reefs
They are ohedient to God and His
impersonal Representatives to this age
Our rcvered Leader, Mary Baker Eddy.
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n, h'S timc bad to mcct severo
eo'lo'nin"'on from tho local Chr,s-
."'' scientists which soon sprood
throughout the Field because would
not unite in the proposed movornsnt
snaae ty the churches, ali OF which
were tho outcome % schinrn.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

True Christian Scientists realize to-
DAY that they must come out from
the material world worshippers, If they
would gain the spiritual power (the
Mind OF Christ) which will deliver
from sin, disease, and death. and be-
stow health. holiness, and immor-
tality.
:. Because Mrs. Eddy asked me TO
stand by her during her "crucifixionn
and not yield TO the attempts Of the
evil onc-maiicious mortal minds ar
rayed against her-to turn me away
from her; thus looking 10 me to de-
fend genuine. legitimate Christian
Science which She had suffered and
struggled to bequeatl, in it's purity, to
humanity. Mrs. Eddy wrote me
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DO not olloap the clil one in vonr
lnloSt 70 turn you away from me in
1hls hour or cruciiiXion. or history will
repeat Itself, and Christian Science
Will once more be lost as aforetmc
The leading students must not ALLOW
thus attempt of the enemy to overcome
them, and Yop yield to It, Tho ]ies
that are told about mo or wha, ! sav
or you arc not worth your notice nor
mine.
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The following letters and extracts
nave. under fearful attempts OF the
enemy OF good to reverse and mate .
rlnliHe Christian Science Mind healing
strengthened my endeavors to be faith
ful TO the trust and confidence re-
posed in mo by my revered Leader
Mrs. Eddy
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~ adhcring to His

by adhcring to His lonely.
present highest idea Of love YOU win
hold to It's Principle and be sarc. @,
thank Him, lopc Htm, and love mn
Augusta.
Lovingly and evcrlasting yours
M B EDDY
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PLEASANT View

CONCORD, y. H., April 20.
Ny precious Student,
We always unite on one point. viz.
that no supposed power can ever sepa-
rate tho eternal friendship and Chris
tan love that exists between me and
YOU
With oceans OF love.
NJ B. G. EppY
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Darling, l did not see your pretty
present till my letter was written.
Thanks More precious than silver
or gold is your love
Accept mine in big gross tons.
NJ B. e.
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Now darling ! entrust you with
another momentous move namely Our
memorial OF Christian Science. that
the ages will look upon and be lifted
tin.
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unto the men which Thou gavest m,
out OF the world" John xvii, g..
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o becausc, from the first. dis
cerned that Mrs. Eddy was tho God
anolnted OF this age to lead humanity
out OF sin, sickness, and death. and to
ocnonstrate her teachings, by fulfill
ing tho law Of Love. which conuuers
doath. 1 recognized her as the pres
ont highest idea OF love" She assured
mo that
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Therefore no argumen, possible TO
the carnal mind could induce me to be-
lievc that Mrs. Eddy would change her
concept OF me.
Mr.. Archibald Mcclellan, in an
editorial entitled None Good but One"
tCiriStion Science Sentinel, July 81.
1909, says
Mrs. Eddy teaches nothing In phi
vate that is not set forth in her books,
and thousands Of her students VIII
attest this
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PLEASANT VIEW

OLEAsANT VIEW,
CONCORD. n. H. July , 1908.
Mrs. AUGUSTA r. STErsoN esd. and
the practitioners In the r. r. Of her
church. N. Y. y. Y.
Dearly beloved Words fail me. they
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come directly to me. | must
tell YOU something about mental prac-
ticc that can not be written and in
wolves all for time and eternity.
With great love to you,
Ever thine,
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demonstration Of divine Mind. Love.
Let me quote her words:
PLEASANT view CONCORD.

f1NASANT VIEW NONCUND.
n. II.
My darling Student:
L have few moments to myself and
my heart turns to you, with such
gratitude for your strcnoth in CARRYING
out measures 80 important to the
cause, that l must tell YOU how much
lore yom and that all OF earth and
hades could never blind me to this
fact.
No student no being on earth can
change my true sense Of an individual.
No matter what is seid to me it can.
not move me.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

This proof that sanity and Science
govern the Christian Science churches
IN Greater New York is soul inspiring
(The First Church Of Christ. Scientist
and MisceU0nU, y 363).
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PLEApANT VrRw,

fLEAHANT VIEW.
CONCORD, n. ff Oct. 49,
My beloved Student
your prompt obedience to me shows
wisdom that will crown your llfc
with SUCCESS. You evidently have
learned this from God universal Truth
rfrsus error.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

Schisms, Imagination. and human
behefs are not parts Of Christian Sci
ence they darken the discernment Of
Science; they divide Truths garment
and cast lots for 1t (The First Church
OF Christ, Scientist, and nsceNony,
2. 206).
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

The following letter from Mrs Eddy
wlll solve. the question as to why I
did not unite With tho local churches:
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Those Of my students who with me,
were "cntrenched" In spiritual under
standing and demonstration stood
firmly on the rock Christ
The extract which follows is from
an article written by me and pub
llshed in The independent, October 8.
)913:
In case your readers may be- in
doubt as 10 the metaphysical position
which I occupy, and the twentieth
century student Of divine metaphysics
be. for while misled, l feel that [
would not be true to the desire and
efforts OF Mrs. Eddy to establish
Christian Science in It's "orderly" line
OF demon stTutors of Truth. if I did not
state the scientific fact in regard to
my relation to my church. which her
words authorize me to defend. There
fore am moved to place in your hands
an extract from a letter from Mrs. Eddy
written to one Of the former directors
or the material organization at the
time she. gave her Church tho name In
the deed, MARY Baker c. E,ddy's
Church, The First Church Of Christ.
Scientist. Boston, Massachusetts" The
entire letter in Mrs. Eddy's handwrit-
ing is in my possession, the part which
bears directly on the subject being
reproduced below:
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Defense OF genuine Christian Science taught and den0nshat
by Christ Jesus and in this age by MARY Baker Eddv

rot as money, for that can neither ex-
press nor pay for your kindness in
helping mo to outside wear or apparel.
1t was simply saying. "You keep the
Golden Rule in this way; and my
gratitude rs golden beyond words.
Darling rise each hour; now Is the
resurrection morn and want Augusta
to be my Mary.
Lovingly ever thine
M. 3. EDDY.
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In refutation OF this statement BY
MT. Mcclellan I quote the following
extract from one Of Mrs. Eddys let
ters to me:
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am fixed and more and more in
my confidence in your strength to
stand. & having done all 70 stand"
If you will pardon me ] will tell YOU
one or my own pot names for you
when speaking OF you to my house
hold 'mD 'cdr horse"
On dearest, precious child. how much
you have done and will yet do for our
cause mono knows but me.
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By AUGUSTA E. sTETsoN, C.. S. D.

A 5 Principal of the New York
IA City Christian Science Insti-
4 "A. tute and in. recognition of the
cnfo
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PLEASANT VIEW.
Lovingly Ercy
NJ. B. G.. EDDY

CONCORD. N II. Dec. II, 1904
My darling student:
have tried to reply sooner but
could not DO not doubt my love for
you. my faith in you. and my faithful
rehul<e If need be. Above all dear one
know that God knows your good works
and will reward them, that He loves
YOU and her whom He has called loves
you just as tenderly in giving you His
rod as His staff and by them both
the rod and support-you cannot doubt
Ills care and love for you, my precious
one Now be Of good cheer be not
AFRAID for such are Gods proofs to all
his own that they are His and none
can pluck them out OF His hand.
Your explanation IS so comforting
to me that thank Him and you for
1t with tears OF Joy.
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PLEASANT VIEW.

PLEASANT VIEW.
CoNconp, N. II. Oct. 1904
My dearest Student
| sent to you a 80 dollar gold piece
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Lest there already has arisen a cues
non as to whom The Mother Church
belongs. am convinced that this is
the psychological moment in which
her words should decide the question.
since 1t has been raised. ITO whom is
due credit for the achievement of a
visible demonstration Of adherents to
Shrists Christianity. and an edificc
IN which the people assemble to wor-
ship tho Father In spirit and truth"
Christ Jesus said: Upon this rock
tspiritual understanding Of the all
ness Of divine Mind. and the nothing
ness OF tho human mind and OF mat
teri | VIII build my church; and the
gates OF he'll shall not prevail against
1t" (Matthew xvii lS). Christ Jesus
was authority for Mrs. Eddy's claim
to her oton demonstration, viz. n body
OF adherents to Chrsts teachings. and
church edIiicc or symbol Of tho
Church Triumphant. This demonstra
ton was tho result Of her faithful
obedience to the law Of God. as taught
by Christ Jesus which builds charnc-
ter on a "wholly spiritual" basis.
Mrs. Eddy Is tho head OF the Chris
tan Science movement or Church OF
Christ, Scientist. symbolizcd in The
Mother Church Edfce. The First
Church OF Christ. Scientist Boston.
and her followers, who are loyal to
Principle, God. and Christ's teaching
Christ Jesus recognized his demon
strauon OF church, or body OF fol-
lowers whom he taught to build on the
rock OF spiritua! understanding when
ne said: II have manifested Thy name
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One thing i'll my haste was forgot
'en' namely. the designation Of The
FIRST Church Of Christ. Scientist as
"tV chnrch. The question will be. is,
asked$ whose church is it? We cannot
say it is Mr.. Herring's or tho Board OF
Directors church. for 1t surely ia not
1t was my church in the beginning as
much as Mrs. Stetson's church is hers.
we must be orderly in these things
or 1t will lead into difficulties that YOU
do not sec but do see them.
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\ Reprint Of Chapter XXX of
'Qi:al Issues in Christian Science With
Facsimile Letters Of Mary Baker Eddy ~
Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science,
and Author Of its Textbook,
Science and Health, With Key to the Scriptures
4 Reprint Of Chapter XXX. of

DEFENSE OF SPIRITUAL FACTS IN DIVINE LAW
AND ORDER
For whosoever shall give you cup of drink
because ye belong Christ verify say unto you he
shall not lose his reward.--Nark tx Al
For the wrath of God revealed from heaven against all
ungodiness and unrgheousness of who hold the truth
in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. j.. 49,
We live age of Loves divine adventure to be A;na
The burden of proof that Christian Science Science
rests Christian Scientsts-The First Church of Christ
Scientist, and Misceiany D. 158
The general thought chiefly regards things and keeps
Mind much out of sight The Christian however strives for
The SPIRITUAL he abdes in right purpose laws which
1T were mpious to transgress and follows Truth feaess
The First Cch of Christ Scientist Msceamv M 159
100. " E ~
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PLEASANT view.
CONCORD N. II. March q.
1905.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-04-02
WAIT UNTIL PERFORMANCE is
|. OVER.

In an effort to appease the wrath
of many patrons of the Grand Opera
House, who have patiently endured
the ordeal of being overrun by per-
sons who rush out of the house be-
fore the performances are over, the
management is running on the
screen a slide calling attention to
this very undesirable practice. This
is move in the right direction, and
has already had the desired effect.
At least it is being observed by those
who desire to show some cOnsidera
ton for the feelings of others.
Now if it could only be possible
TO put a stop to the ones who read
the sub-titles out loud; those who
bring crying babies to the house;
those who try to punch the back
out of your seat with their knees,
and dozen other forms of nuis-
sance, the long suffering public will
rise UP and call them blessed and
hope that their days may be long on
the earth. Amen!
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-04-02
BOXES MAY BE SUB-LET FOR
RACES.

In face of the biggest demand for
boxes ever known at the Lexington
track for a Spring racing season
which opens this year on April "a,
the Kentucky Jockey Club has an
nounced that a special ruling had
had been made to allow any box
owners who will not be able to at
tend the Spring meeting to sub-let
their boxes, without losing control
over them.
Arrangements to sub-let the
Spring meet must be made, however,
through Francis Douglas, Governor
OF the Jockey Club, who is in charge
of this phase of the Clubs activities.
Mr.. Douglas stated that a long
waiting list of boxes had been filed
with him, and that any box-owner
who wished to retain possession for
the fall meeting, but who will not
need it for the spring events, could
select from this list suitable party
and the sub-letting arrangements
would be made through the Jockey
Club.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-04-02

That certain house and lot on the
east side of Walker Avenue, in the
City of Paris, KY, fronting sixty
feet ON said avenue and extending
back therefrOm the same width as
in front distance of 200 feet, more
or less, and is the same property
conveyed to Pearl Cram by Millie
S. Wilcox, by deed of record in
Bourbon County Clerks Office in
Deed Book 88, page 466.
Said sale will be made upon the
credits of six and twelve months,
the purchaser or purchasers being
required to execute their two bonds
with good and approved surety for
equal parts of the purchase money,
each due six and twelve months
from date of sale respectively, and
bearing interest at the rate of six
per cent. (6%) per annum from
date of sale until paid, and said
bonds to have the force and effect of
judgments.
Said sale is made for the purpose
of reinvestment.
o. T., HINTON,
Master Commissioner bourbon Cir
cult Court.
(26-3t)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-04-02
LIKE NEW MAN
AFTER MAKING
29-POUND GAIN
Remarkable And Convincing Story
Of Trutona's Restorative Pow
ers Told By Mr.. Lee

LOUISVILLE, KY, April l.
''Pll swear by Trutona and l never
expect to be without it again "And
why shouldn't 1? After I had spent
hundreds of dollars for other medi =
cines, one bottle of Trutona did me
as much good as all the rest put to-
gether. 1t placed my system in per-
feet condition and I've gained TWEEN
ty-eight pounds in the bargain"
In his own words, the foregoing is
what Trutona, the perfect Tonic has
done for Harry Lee, an e,nploye Of
the Seelbach Hotel, who lives at
1861 Gallagher Street, Louisville.
stomach trouble, together with
the after-effects of an attack of
pneumonia caused a general break
down in my health" he continued.
Il became constipated and suffered
headaches. My appetite was very
poor, it seemed l never wanted any
thing but a cup of coffee. l didn't
sleep well at night"
We'll sir, ] weighed only 100
pounds when / began using Trutona.
but to-day i tip the scales at 158--
a gain of % pounds. And l feel
JUST INT d hS" iioh, 'Oo' MY OoE
stipation has been relieved. / have
not had a headache for weeks and
my former nervousness is a thing of
the past. And my appetite-well,
cat more than my income will stand.
I'm full of life now, enjoy my work
and / know I'm in perfect physical
condition. My father-in-law and
my thirteen-year-old son also took
Trutona and it helped them greatly.
My boys strong and healthy and
gaining weight now"
Trutona is sold in Paris at G.. S.
Warden e Sons. (adv)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-04-02
STATE MAY LOSE PART OF ROAD
AID FUND.

The State of Kentucky will lose
a good part of the federal aid ap-
preparation by Congress for high
ways in that State unless road pro-
jects eligible for federal aid are sub
mitted quickly. This is the infOr-
nation given to Congressman King
Swope by Thomas H. Mcdonald,
chief of the bureau of public roads,
of the United States Department of
Agriculture.
Joseph S. Boggs, commissioner Of
public roads of Kentucky, made
request of Congressman Swope that
he endeavor to have a federal engi-
Leer assigned to road construction
work in Kentucky, and Mr.. Swope
asked the bureau of public roads to
assign a man for such duty. The
reply from Mr.. Mcdonald was to the
effect that no action can be taken
by the federal government in con-
nectiOn with the State highway
building until the States submits
their projects, as the initiative is
with the States under the federal
law.
Mr.. Mcdonald explained that the
appropriation for the current fiscal
year will lapse June 5, unless ar
rangements for it's expenditure have
been made by that time, and that a
sufficient number of federal and road
projects have not been submitted
for approval by the bureau of good
roads to use up the amount allotted
10 Kentucky. Neither have enough
projects been submitted to justify
the appointment of a federal engi-
reer 10 give his entire time to the
State of kentucky.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-04-02
His Preservation

His father has pronounced partial
ity for Bill, and the latter is diplomat
enough to work this feeling of his faith
er's whenever an opportunity offers.
Quite recently young William injured
his hand severely. and when his father
returned home he inquired: "Well,
Bill. hOw'S the hand?" Seeing his
father Tas in 4 mellow mood, William
answered: Il think some ice cream
would help it,"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-04-02
PAYING Federal Officials.

The president of the United States
is paid by settlement warrant, which
Is practically the same as a check.
This warrant is sent to him by mes
senger from the treasury twice a
month. Senators and representatives
are paid either by check or cash as
they personally desire through con-
gressional disbursement checks. When
they are paid in cash they receive
crisp, new bills. as does nearly every
one who lives in Washington.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-04-02
KENTUCKY AUTOS EN- ROUTE TO
CLEVELAND.

Five Dixie Flyer" automobiles.
in charge of A. ]. Karsner, of Louis
Vile, were in Paris, Wednesday, en-
route from Louisville to Cleveland,
Ohio. The machines had been sold
to Cleveland dealers. These cars
have the distinction of being the
only automobile manufactured i'll
Kentucky. Mr.. Karsner and his
assistants spent several hours ir
Paris admiring the city, departing
late in the afternoon for their "trip
to Cleveland.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-04-02
Saturday, April 10, 1920,

at about the hour of eleven o'clock
a. NJ, at the front door Of the Court
House, in Paris, Kentucky, sell at
public auction to the highest and
best bidder the following described
property, to-wit:
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-04-02
Wanted

Railway. Mail Clerks, S11O per
month. Experience unnecessary.
Young men, II upward, desiring
clerkships, write for free particu-
lars.
J. LEONARD,
(FOrmer Civil Service EXaminer)
935 Equitable Building, Wash
ingtOn, d. G..
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-04-02

Under and by virtue of judgment
and order of sale rendered at the
March term, 1920, of the Bourbon
Circuit Court, in the above styled
action therein pending, the under
signed Master Commissioner will, ON
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-04-02

You never can tell. 1t isn't every
fellow who can ask for girls
hand and carry off the palm.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-04-02
Hudnall's Taxi Co.
Will Run Two Cars Daily Except
Sunday, From Paris to Millers-
burg and Carlisle.
CAR NO. /.
CAR NO. 2.

Leaves Windsor Hotel 1918 pm.
Arrive Millersburg -. .12:45 pm.
Arrive Carlisle, Feeback and
and Central Hotel -. 1:15 pm.
Arrive in Millersburg -. 1:55 pm.
Arrive Windsor Hotel 1925 pm.
Both Phones 204.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-04-02

The fortune hunters idea of love-
making is to first get an option on
as heireSS.