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Digital page images are linked to the text file. dt- 1yy 4a k c 1 UESnA- Yyranr rflIOA UFNI U j fl d 1iI i RIAt1TWEtTtkURELi t tL HILL CIMETERY 41 P IIADEIPHIA J Remainrof the Much Beloved Jatrrr Bkin= son Laid in Resting Place Yesterday IN THE CITY OF BROTHERLY LOVE BY SIDE OF LOVED ONES t Funeral Services Sunday by Rep resentatives of the Sod ety of Friends LAST MOMENTS Or LIFE MARK ED BY LOVING KINDNESS Condensed Sketch of His Useful Life and Important Activities f- rThe funeral services over the remains of John B Atkiuson president of the St Bernard Mining pp7iiQW ofvyliosa dtigth was in the last issue of The Bee word hold by repres entatives of the Society of Friends at his 06untry Home Sunday withsolemn aud impressive ser vices TJie remains were intercd Monday in West Laurel Hill cem etery at Philadelphia where rests his first wife and their son John Atkinson John Bond Atkinson was borQi November 11th 1810 on his fathers farm near Mullica Hill Now Jersey and was the oldest son of Geo T and Elizabeth B Atkinson leading members of the Society of Friends which at that time included a large num ber of the moat substantial and intluentiaf citizens of the State of Now Jersey He died Thurs day 8opU 21st 1011 at 110 o clock in the afternoon at liig beautiful country home near Ytirightstown N J where he had I tthe 8Umraerslor th ilt Akin= v f ioiousness crime were Mrsr At kinsonand daughter Natfandthe household of Mrs Enphemia Black George 0 Atkinson and Warren Atkinson lira brothers Paul k Moore aMd his lees John c- Atr JnlOn Moore and Col M- ePoor JrMr ATikinsonB grand j eons JameiB JjUih lOtlany years one of his most trusted frifidi and Dr Ai Ofc Bilk Mr Atkinsons home physician who WI B clUed to New Jersey during the previoii week Mr Atkinson had bean in a serious condition of health line tburlY months of 1910 with an ailment that rarely occurs and hainverbeencured known to science as lymphatic feukaemia That he survived so long is attri bated to his strictly clean life and pure morals from childhood up That this insidious ailment should have overtaken him at thef age of seventy in the apparent prime of his life is explained by leaders of the medical prQfessiou in Kentucky and the East as be ing the result of his extremely strenuous mental Iud physical was always an hidefa itigable workers possessed of ex r celleut physique strong and commanding will power quick a and sure judgment aud great I nervous energy Jut his iuter ests pQrsonaland material were so broad and so diverse that the twenyfour hour day was all tooi thinstereijt he represented for his many employes for Im friends and for humanity fIHis first wife was Sarah Annr Black Of M B oily N J wlo he married May 28rd t8 J7 and who died ink November 1800 Two Children ble Md this anion ia W John Atkiuaou born April SfithV 180 di d October Ue 1881 r M ro ItlJt ti I1 + i n and Mary Newbpld Atkinson born May 9ih1809 died jinx 22 1007 The snn died uk SwnrM more College Pennsylvania while Hearing the completion of his education The daughter who became the wife of Paul M erttWand Paul M Moore Jr1I0v aged srrespectively y I Mr Atkinson marriedfiginndn September ICh XDOS hisijpcmid and surviving wife being AUUA Newbold Black of Burlington county New Jersey There sur1 vives with her fheir little daugh ter Nan aged four years Two brothers also survive George 0 Atkinson whp has been associated with him in business at Eulin ton for 40 year- and is now vice president of the St Bernard Mining Company and Warren Atkinson a progressive and prosperous farmer who owns and still lives at the home of their fathers at Mallic- Hill N J B N Farren and Robert Ooraly both of Philadelphia are brothers inlaw having m rriecl sisters of the deceased these sisters both having passed over some years since Mr Atkinson early became a schoolteacher and was lager edu- oatedto be a civil gn ipeer a He did some work on fortifhntioud arpand the neighbofHood of Phijadelphi before the cle of theotf Hiftfatber as u mangy f s ro c r nd Ii leader among thabolitlonlsts of his state and the son early became imbtiedwTtira deep sym pathy for the weak and the nee which followed him through life Ind help and sym patliy tobxs1IgIt who today as their best friendMr Atkinson has ever been a strong n r of sdhools and tofeducational movement within his reach Besides establishing the polio of substantial support by hi company to the common waded and high schools of Earlington be has aided many other educational and moral undertakings One of his good works along school lines is represented by a school that bears his name Atkinson College at Madisonville the practical and industrial education of negro youths which school hu has largely supported There stand also as monuments to his purpose and desire aloug this line two splendid modernJ common graded and buildings at Earliugton which were built and equipped entirely at the cost of his company and have Saga and are being largely helped inthe matter of annual support in the same way It- waleliis3iufltieuchThit flfst estab lished prohibTt1oninEarlington 1882 and his fighting deterrui- nation that made it a fixe1 POI icy to this day r Atkinsq s early manhood rear rPbrit UpoaJengineeriug work various places in the Eaat Among the mostimportant of thee uadertakings was the driving of one etid of tIre Hoosac tunnel and the razing of Ft Hill the heart d the ciy of Bostofj MsMMdurinp which time he was i xji Ud with Mr BbNJi Far k S1It1Y + iAv4t 1 iKSIlF 4 1f r tiThe Departed Forester and Some of His ii Works That Typify His Useful Life red Philadelphia He came to Kentucky from Bogtnn early in 187 to take charg of the op harnardboasOompanyjind aftarwards bro pr t f fhatvcocern is wasBome years since rechrist fHeormaed coal men lU America and a mining engineer und eiecutive officer spjTun urp ssed ability i He was a member of long pI01VIIClub of New York the Enginw J1 ypl tal r eeringAssdcjation of the South he g rican pcieiyJFor the Ad van imebt pf pcience and was from time to time prominently identified with 1novemeuts for t n plftlofJ1isfellowmenc andtt J8 con ulaterlallth1D2SiHe and took leading part in theex plotting of Kentuckys mineralsr forestry and Q ducts and resources At thaWorlds Columlian Exposition tne Atlanta Exposition the Louisiana Purchase Exposition and the Jamestown Exposition He was financial director and president otthe Ke8tckyJameE town Exposition Jommission I which exploited Kentucky in u unfque and effective manner Mr Atkinson took part in the first Conference Of Governors in the White House at Washington in Mty 19uon of the ad- visors of tHe Governor of Kentucky the Hon Augustus E Willson at which time he pre seated fine of the most impor tant4tn3 notable papers at th- eoouferencupon I Fares try us JReiivlod toMining Inters est6x In Gov Willsons i bi fore that confereuce he paid Mr Atkinson and htsJJfeworlc a high and deserved tribute which appear as follo vsintlie official Plocv Tne orutoricalproduct of Keutupky nded some year r ago and we are dyiu the strictly utilitarian phase of lifr We have Kentucky many important coal compau iep One of these has been managed hi n manner that I think in its business m auugclment and its own presents a lesson of usefulness to every State It was mentioned here that in the pro duction of coal it had cost about seven lives for every million tons This company 1 produced100OOOaouswih t- life lost C ppIMuerh j company bought great areas of landA Stgte ommiMioner of a great State mentioned thatttheyliiMi kMiid amihQnil k Jt1r 1444 tMI IJ- J trees this one company ha alone planted on its land o slt million walnut trees and a quarter of a million locusts tulipIIinformationt Ateeand advisors here and a very usefulone who cerhnps pave I me the only good though the t Kentucky could bring here submit his paper to the secretary for incorporation recordf activities in practical forestry covering a 1l0d of more than twentyyears wontin Hopkins county during which he tichiesed notable re sultsRndupon a large scale broughfchiminto wide prominence an authoHtysupon the growth young and The conservation of forests questions of liyest genhyounghreeare now ides and enriching and beauti1 fymg large areas of waste place HopkinstcountY These young forests blMckwltlnutl lip oryeilow poplar And these treeplantinps which e have made glad thfi w ste and barren places testify land beautifully the bent of his wholee life which has beeu very largely given Ito enrich the waste places in the lives of a multitude of men and women along the way He has shaded and made plea ant the lite lane of many a man many a family And the seeds of kindness and good deeds which he planted in the hearts of many hive spruug up into sheltering trees blossoming with sweet nr1 loving memories And this his human forestry has been a life long work Indeed his thought ful ness of others and concern for I their welfare was Jus strongesti trlUt even ins the lust suffering Jaytof his ijlness Aa longas he had strength to speak hie thoughts he slowed continuous solicitude for the comfdrt and welfare of friends and relatives who surrounded him and thus were his ast acts and expressions typical- of his whole life Notice To Automobile Contutaouc All parties holding votes in thfs contest must turn them in at Barnes Cowand A Gos store on Sept 80 as tht blori of ooupous will change on ilretdav of each month and bsar coupons will be void unless voted on or before the last day otC eaeh Month All eoBtestanta l k aotifte gad be governed aceord llticY74 111YRlIsfAp L Ct r- U t 7ii CITIZENS OF EARLINGIONP OperalBaptist Church IN HONOR OF JOHN B ATKINSON Offering n final tribute to the menWy the man the employ er the friendand benefactor John Bond Atkinson late presi dent of the St Bernard Mining Gompauy the people oTEarliifg ton gathered in the opera house on Sunday morning and held ser- vices in honor of his memory At the Fame hour in leis New JCrse home his immediate fame ilyan relatives were Bidding farewell to the earthly remains of this great good man while ser vices were being conducted ac cording to the forms of the Society of Friends Mr Atkinson as a member ofI the Society of friendswa the subject of the address of thejRev W 0 Brandon who l diti the speaking at the local services He told how Mr Atkinson had always followed faithfully th teachings of bis religious belief and liar fair deahne had everI mack d his relations with hi fellow men Mr Atkinson was not only birthright member of the Society of Friendssaid Dr Brandon bnthewas typical of the old fashionedmen whom we know as Quakers always steadfast tol erant and patient His rare good nature was of the kind that would always choose to be imposed upon rather than to impose Prof O E Dudley superintendent of the Earliugtou High School spoke on the versatility of tire man lu referring to MrI Atkinson as the many sided man he likened him to the gigantic oak towering among his fellows affording them protection and often standing between his men and the want for the dire neces sities of life His attentive ear was ever ready to hear the griev ance of one who chanced to be unfortunate and his good sound advice was as free as the air to all his friends and dependents iThe scientific circles of the country have lost a talented engineer and forester n said Prof Dudley Our community has Iqit an educator and philanthropist His memory will be an eternal monument in the hearts f his men George G King a former employee of the company told now Ic Y0 c r l keAjsq a TUESDfif q- f and t FRIDAY Ii 1It- jnspiredIiis7rienr r hichhelieaof the patience and sympathy which always Greeted a gfJ v nci when brought to his notice Other speakers were the Hon W L Gordon of MadisOnville7 who for the last qparter of ajcen= i turn has been the legal adviser ot t Mr Atkinson and Hon WSgSJl Gordon11hewas as follows Y Funeral Dirge by the KlnbJ Keutuc1ciBand o eninaddress by Henry Q Bpurland scripture ReqDrt t tion Rock of Ages by Clio Choir of 4he Ohristiun Ohurch address by Proto 0 E Dudley v selection by Mixed OhoirDeath byGeorgRon W L Gordon and W JOoXj of Madisonville Saecred Selection by Klub Kentuck Band Meantime the colored citizen were holding services in the New Missionary Baptist Ohurch under the direction of the Rev J Bi Evans Prof Bell John Mitchel I E Edmondson and Mathew Hunt This meeting which looked upon Mr Atkinson as its shield and protector vented aipassionate sorrow seldom wit nessed the like of which has never before been equaled in this section of the country They told how he had taught them to save and accumulate their earn ings aud how he had always en treated them to live uprightly In closing the tall form of the choir leader rose above the heads Iof the congregation bound to silence by their deep emotion His voice sounded the opening bar ofee1 Have anchoredMjjSoui l ii The Havenofrest The i melody grew and spread for lip to lip until it finally attained a tremendous volumn wIthwhich the very building seemed toyi brate in sympathetic harmony and then died away in a melan 1 choly strain It was their last hoaett offering to the memory of the min they loved Because the + mining industry of this particular district OWN its being to this grand man who theeBeyond his company and fellow operators throughout Hopkiai operationysrsterday morning between thf oclockawhile the interment was in Progress in the West Laurel HiUj Cemetery near Philadelphia J A Texas Wonder The Texas Wonder cures kIdney and cures diabetes weak and lame irregularltiee Ink gravel the kidneys and bladder s Regulatesbladdersold by your druggist V Hcb leut- by i mall on receipt of 11cfOOne small bottle is two monthsfrtreat mont and seldom a fronifKsHall 2020 Olive street St Louis Mo Sold by druggists q Oapt 0 L Powers was lir t Madisonville Friday Scholarship For Sale We have a 100 Scholarship on Bryan Stratton Business College for sale This is one ofthe best bus ineas colleges it1 the state and JU scholarship in this college is A 1 f THE SEMI WEEKLY BEEaMtss Mary Barnett who has= been visiting in Madisonville for several days has returned home FANCY FRUITS at tke tar R tauraat t tS r- M LwN + AMM2OMwr + arp aaw Ira 1 o I N e iG 5 r o un aswwr CLfej 8ee PAUL M MOOT IEDITOR AND PUUHnh U a FAWOBTT 4MMUTE E1I1etAub MWCM MAMAHR ietrfTC V iKas cky Prt i Apciutii ScctW DMd fbtfetos Ltmgmt Irene r 1 The mam whe whispers down a well things kehas te sell wnleverreap a crop of dollars FITTING TRIBUTE TO MR JrIO r from The Pen of J J Glenn Assodst- v Editor MadisonvWe Hwtler 1 P Others have written and spoken more eloquently than we can 4o do others have paid tributes that Caretar more fitting than any we can pay but with all this we feel that we cannot the impulse that comes to us to join with others In paying respect to the memory of one whom we regarded as the very per sonification of all that it took to make a MAN For many years John B Atkinson had been our ideal ofatrne man one whom we were willing to hold up to the younger generation and ask that they should as far as poser ble take him as an exemplar one whose life was suchas they could copy with safety to themselves and to the country at large We have no disposition in the world to want to engage in fulsome flattery or In entimal words that are meaning less We feel that we have a right to Judge the man and all because we know him It had been out privil ege o know him in all the various II 1111 Subscription Rates One Year 100 Six months tlO Three months r9t1Single copies 6 Spaolmen copies mailed tree on application Correspond eats wanted in all parts of the county Address as for par tIOU1arsI I w iiIfiIt andi hope resist trying conditions of life that had t confronted him for the past quarteri of a century We knew knew but few other men and when I I nev1orman to criticise adversely we say only what comes from the very deph of our innermost soul Mr Atkinson was one of the most thoroughly unselfish men we ever knew There are those who live fo themselves alone there are those I othc l for himself and rotherstor him self that hfi might be a blessing and a benediction to all who came under his Influence These virtues were In I him so blended that the world could say of him there is a MAN In all dnr acq aintance with men we never knew one who we believed tried to do so and who lived Dearer the Christ life then did John B At kinson Whether it was in his office surrounded by employee or with magnates whether on the trait trav eling for pleasure or for profit whether by the fireside surrounded by family and friends whether at tending some conference where matters of state or national Importance were discussed it mttered not th time the place the circumstance o the surroundings that man was t e same pureminded npwrfgbt approachable Christian gentleman Not Earllngton alone not Hopkins county alone not the state of Ken tacky alone but the United States all have lost a citizen whose death Is a distinct loss the very thought- of which causes the heart to swell with emotion the unbidden tear to flow and all to feel that there has Into The Big Auto CONTEST FREE i r J C c to Votes Nh tr Votes on the Automobile will be given with every cash purchase made at clubJft chased NOW IS THE TOY yGET BUSY The earlier you start the M more advantage you will have in the final count Remember the object of tGHffs contest is to get business We are going to give this fine Auto to the per son who will accumulate the greatest number of votes therefore it is to the any terest of every contestant to ask their DrfY- a y and save the coupons for you Thus l the contestant who gets the greatest r number of friends who trade here and give them their coupons will receive the f greatest number pf votes 1 L L C Wlffcy 4 Watdiw Clocks Jewelry Ftae Watch Rep atriatf T Groceriesr t t F ft Hardware Stoves WL 11 h been an irreparable ioca In thji death of f bis good man A marble ehHft will mark theist resting place for the body of Job B Atkinson but his n emory wil be enshroucM In the hearts oft people who have known him and who have bHi u the bVneflolarles of the Chrifttiati character and the no VioharlttMM f the on whose life i work Is ducts now so ealmly sleeps in the cemetery near the place of his birth f Beware of Oiatmeits far Catarrh that Coataia Mcrcmry At mercury will surely destroy theHitfKBSll tnd completely dsradio the whole ay Mem when MteriM It through the mucous surtaeet Such article sbalderlie used except cm the prescrlpUoa from reputable physicians at the damage they will do hten fold to the goad yoa can possibly derive from them Haifa Catarrh Care manufactured by F J Cheesy Co To IledoO 1 contains DO mercury and is takes later sally acting directly upon the blood and Emboss aarfacM of the system la baylw Halls Catairh Cure be aura you let the genuine It U taken internally and wade in Toledo O by F r Che neyC Testimonials free Sold by Druggssts Price TJC per bottle Tike Halls Family Pills for conulpattol 1 r rtYAILXXV DAYIS George Hill of Evansville wasi town Thursday JMrs Bassett Sisk returned from an visit in St Louis Thars day William Robinson was in E rianK ton Tbaraday Rev Wimberly and Adams o Henderson mete lu Jkirliugtou Thiarf day J O Pricbett was in Madisonvjlle Friday Judge J R Harrison of Norton ylile waSiu town Friday an business MrfB L Davis of Mortons Gap pas In town Friday Mra W P Hopgood and Mr P B Wilson spentThuasdav in Evane vllle shopping AntonrC M Metoalf of Hopkliisville was in town Friday on business f Miss Katherine GIvens and Clara ence Glens Jr went to Providence Friday to visit their sitterMreDoug las Buokman Miss Laura Hoffman and LangUy Hoffman returned Friday tfm Brown ale New York where they r spent the summer with their sister 11Nfl Henry Be + rd Mr and Mrs Oliiirlle Tnuag ef Anton are In town vlnUlngrelatlves basetturned home vlllitrelatlnsDoss Ada Price of Dawaou has been visiting Miss Llllan Obannon this week Juhn B Brown of Hansou was In town Friday LMr and Mrs T fe Demos of An ton were tb town Friday Wallace Weir and Rev D S Edwards of Haueuu were in Madison vllle Friday Mr and Mrs M Davney of Karl I UK ton were su town Friday the guests of Misses Beard and mother Mrs Pete Laffooti of Anton was t town Friday shopping Mr and Mrs C M Lutz are spend tug this week with relatives Nebo ThoB Finley of Providence was in the olty Friday Miss DuuKlas Vlleun of St Petersburg Flit lathe guest of Mrs LOn ule Tapp- C J Waddill made abusiues trip to Earlington Friday EraseaJudge J F Gordon made a bust ness trip to Paaucah Friday ProfT F Smith superintendent of the school at Pembroke Is spend- Ing the week end with his family lnEsrlingtofn Mr and Mrs J L Faweett Rod two daughters spent the week end in Guthrie visiting relatives Jack Vincent of Central City was in Madisonville Sunday visiting friends Just ReceivedI A full new eI Flower deLuc It pattern in- v COMMCtNITJT r isispection invited ErZMt Hare stets W JT WmTFOM rr t 1 of i f J before recording 1L Contestant having largest number of votes on May 15 1912 wins f INeOHPORATKO Goods lHJyt aadR 11 t r- I L C ii JJ ti i I f1 u i 4 i I M 2v e x j KY l j hy 1 uncra1 I i r rt II n Mr and Mrs George Davis were Lisle Robinson returned from hli trip to the east Sunday He left home about a mouth ago with Wal ter Rbyln1r Bubya machine for Now York making all the princi pal cities on the way A grand time is reported George H Johnson was in Norton Title Monday W L Gordon was In Central lily Monday J W Thompson was In Eacllng ton Monday Dr W P Ross was In Slaaghter Tille Saturday Dr Roy Robinson of Hopkins rllle spent the week ead in Madt sonrille Ml s Lila Bishop went to JSash ville Saturday to attend the State O F Shelton weat te Hopkins vllle Saturday on bUlmeJPeroy Stewart spent Sanday In HopkiusYlUe NtH Ethel Witherspoon retarnsd Saturday item where she has beeBTisItlng her mother Mr and Mrs Ed Moore left Sunday for Marion to visit his parent who will celebrate the fiftieth annf varsv of their IR L Flawiok of BeoderlOoaecin in the city 4 Miss Elena Ashby of Hanson was In town Saturday visiting friends i A grand 1600 Howard Touring Car to be given away free by Earlington Boosters Club Eachmember of this clubwill give votes that will entitle the holder of the great est number of votes to this elegant Automobile Free Contest optestanttopubhshedJebroughtinbechargedfrQrttofCO Dry CI8tLiatM1iI1ifl A MORTON tjD1j MADISONVILLE Director and Embalmcr xiAy Fair Earlingtoa Hopkineville marriageJ K E Suthard left Saturday liar ftwill make hi future homez t Mr end Mra Tolbert aamblenof Dawson Springs were In town Sat 4 urJay shopping v lfMrs Sophie Cannon wilt leave the jfirst of the week for wher she will Join her husband who has a good position with a sews paper I in that state V Lisle Robinson was In Mortem h i3 Gap Get the habit of coming fco tnevt iI f- I breach office of the SemiWeekly vi Bee at Mortons FaraiUre More 1 till eaj Ihrwbowedletterhaadsdaned tlekes r1 iprograms We have the peat aatf ilet us figure with you on primesAILKBX DAVIS Manager- Ieitdselies 1of Yfrequentlyheadaches oaght to go at oaee te the druggist and get a SSc HUll OrftrCar tedts German Liver Pewdr Mi Headaches always indleate eoMti F patron la a d rou fora that mayresult In other extremely sect- one ailmeatesotatleie even AJtJtelldlottSOar s dr acts on the Liver the readscause of eonstipatioo few doses entirely removf the tmafcle lawna laltlogellre never fallsgitarast teedIt you have gei a bottle today from the St Bernard Mining Uo Incorporate ArMg Dt f partment Sc abottle j I Major Harris ef Madisonville wee Tf la town Sunday the 1D14 1 I serviee ii Little Mill Jaaey Blur tAlleai t 7 IUe is visiting her father Polk Blair this week Mrs 11 Johnson went to Hop 5 I klnsvllle Sunday Get p f T I um u I F ta f4 a lt1bJ Contest May 15 11 c crorn DiapLay at 3 art Cowd Sc CoiL panj S f How Get TIME everything Whitford NotesI l Rules The J BARNES COWAND tWrCarpee t nsGapI BradleyI FivePassenger omOlol r Mondayice attending iili Close 1912 + Y3 X- r rZftItHow to Get Votes With ever yearly subscription to The Earlington Bee f i in cash 3000 votes will be given This applies to back subscriptions as well as s new subscriptions you can pay for fa as many as you desire You can also votes on job printing and advertis y- ingioo votes each dollar on r either job printing or advertising Get your friends to iveyot1 the votes when they pay any of their accounts But the best way to get votes is to secure subscriptions to The Bee as the s ched a ule of votes is s much greater for sub t scriptions thanwill be suprised how easy It IS to get sub scriptions to The Bee if you try i m l C0NTC5T CL0SC5 MAY 15 IfIt Send in Your Nomination at Once and go to Work for it c George King SoncDnift Drufpeq S adritta4lSei Feuatat- smi ee e IPerYear L r JBarnett Stone iceryman c pI ZJ I o yc i c I 1 JI h y iii1Tz4 jil 11 ff- Q fl d I ii Ii cJ h f 1 riJt j W rJrWKtlAr4r tJ J 1h t Drt Hurt R- yDENTISTS c i Jt J r P Extrctiei 4MM FtfCttUH ffert m anltelietry ie ers s eeiauaNir 4ltresT u e jj 7 0ff- t l Paz 1 News ifthe Town Ii iJ 1flr and Mw H nry JRberry 10 h and Mr and Mrs Sam Morgan returned home Saturday night l from Naihville here they at tended the state fair Misses Yertie fend Bell Old j S ham of Madisonville returned t home Friday r Will Grihble and Norris King rolSt Charles Will in town Fri yday night What beaeit Is a watoh that does aot keep tine I make them run eorrMtly er give yoar money baejc 0 1 TBUHUPT Watchmaker At Whltferela ftore- OUrenca Robinson of St Oharlus was in town Friday t Y Mrs M B Long was in Made aoBvill Friday shopping L C WitKY Optleiaa f gaeesBsor to Tappia II Gardner Martin D taey dude IB Madi KMiTilU thvriday- Mre Oerdter and Mrs Dillan 1 hats and Miss Lscil Holt left Friday to Tiiit relatives in White f Plaiai t What beMfit Is a wateh that does slot keep time I make them ran aorreetly or glue your moaey beak r C L TBUXKrY WaUhMHifft v At Whltfords ore R if Clark spent Friday afternoon iu Madiioaville- Rk L Fendwick wife and ion of Madiaoarilie spent Snnday lyre the guests of relatives WeMLtrfml Cuiaticm Offer From now until after the election Nov 10f 1911 we will send the Dally Even Ing Post and the Semi Weekly Bee one year for th50 Snnd all orders to this office Mrs Charlie Lindsay of Mdtitonville spent Friday afternoon with Mrs ED Lynn Mrs John Hamby spent Fri day afternoon in Madisouville Mesdames John and W D LUllouth spent Friday in Madi soBville Nice four room cottage to rentJApply to EG MoLEOD Ma liBouvllleKy 4 i Thomas Long who hue been In J j Morgaafield fltt ABUBlaess returned home Batarday IF W D porterjai In MadlBimrJiie Saturday Fine watch repatrlDgIIi L d WILE Jeweler I e Earliugton Ey I oalecforIoOI TKUBMFT At WhlUorti Store Mr and Mrs RB Oldbam of the eountry were In Madlsonvllie Sat urday shopping Tine Libby and Thomas Warren were in MadiBouville Saturday See those new Percale atOba iIrA Maloneys Mrs M F Silk of the Rioblamt country Is the guest ef her daughter Mrs B E Nixon Charles Gill wee In Madlsoville Saturday afternoon Nee line new Cbaviets tit Caasier k Maloaeys James Rogers and Henry Wyatt spent Saturday in the County seat Old papers for sale at the Bee office Gilbert Long and Arthur Vlnaon were is Madisonville Saturday Miss Verde and Yerna Oates of MadiBoaville and Miss MoLemore of Chicago spent Sunday afternoon In Earllngton Everything now in Gents furnish lug at Cansler Fc Maloneys Mrs L NV Cannon spent Snuday with her brother Mr Paul Price Luther Boyd made a trip to Wad sonville Get in the Automobile contest Send iu your name and we will start you with 2000 complimentary voter You can win this handsome 6 passenger Howard touring car if you try John M Barton spent yesterday morning in Madison villein busi ness Mrs J T Steele spent yesterday in Earllngton with friends Mill Ethel Sharp spent yesterday IB Mortons Gap with friends J H Jones of Madlsonville was la the city Saturdayen business New Gingham far school dreNt- at Canseler A Maleneys P E Hawkins spenrSattvday In MadiBOavllle on business Bea Wilson sad Harford Chattea made a business trip to Madison Vllle H B Stewart of MadlsottvllU t was In the city Saturday on bust ness Get your winter underwear from Cansler II Maloneye MrsOamAsbby left Monday te visit relatives in Evansvllle Mr Homer Moore attended sir vices at Grape Vine Sunday night Miss Ada Lee Sick was in Madi sonvllle Saturday New Outings and Flanneletts at Cansler A Maloneys Miss Blanche Slak returned to her home In Dixon Saturday after spend ing several weeks with her sun t Mrs J M Sick KluAdeUDe Toornbi of Madison ville spent Sunday In Earlmgton n with Mrs Cam Asbby YIII Mary Hewlett is working in Barnes and Cawanda this week Bee those shirts with collars at tacbed at Canaler A Maloneys d Earnest Ciayter of Monarch fwr- 1n s town Sunday MrE O Obaunpn and Thoe Warren of StCharles were in town Sunday attending the service Mrs NI Toombs spent Sunday n the city MEMDCR5 EVAN5VILLE REBATE ASSOCIATION Mens and Boys Fall Wear Gone are the hot and humid days the sultry forenoons edthedying out usoh so gentlyare the first Autumn breezes domestic and JmportedIThcv have wafted to us the early Fall styles in suits top coats overcoats rain coats slipons trousers i hats shoes shirts neckwear collars gloves andsweaterother various makes and quality Many of these lines are linesexclusivelyare the popular go for the season5 double laY you to outfit here First there is the savings to you on the original price from other dealers Same articles of wear but not the same standard of wears Second we rebate fares Suits and overcoats if fOup You can be served through our mail order department if you wish Lets serve you liT PAYS TO TRADE HERE bill Wewierfttl Caapaiva Oler Freta now until after the IIHtlon KOYW till we will tend the Daily Even tug Post and the Semi Weekly Bee one year for f150 send ail order to this office Mr OLLos spent Friday lId Saturday In Nashville attending the fair i1 Kill Nell Koblnson of St pbarlei who hae ben vial tin her sister Mrs Travis has retarded home Dr Davis was in town Sanday attending the memorial sefrlee- MM Mike Cain was la town San day E P Barnes of Central City was ia town Monday OLD 1AQI WlMTlDBrinK at onee to the Bee office Clean sound cotton rags only Mr Tom Logan of Nebo was In town Sunday Mr Carl Gold spent Sunday m NeboI 1 HorreCSunday Remember I Rive votes on taiga Big Auto Contest i L C WILilY Jeweler Earllngton Ky iTIUMr George Davis and wife were1 la town Sunday attending the me 3liMrsSaaday 7c ChattanoogaTeau city Mr and Mrs Baagb Mrs Armatie Burden who has been confined to the hospital for the last two or three weeksis recover lug nicely from the amputation which was necessary to have been done la order to save her life Kill Verna and Verda Gates of Madisonvllle were In the citylDat vrday visiting friends fCrimpy Hklnney Leagthy et this stty were la Madlsoavllle Bat rda71 afteraeen on baiiaees Miss Bardie Jennings and Vlrgie Kilroy were In Madfienville Batar day attfroeoB shopping j Morton Vidtoy was in MadlsonvlU Saturday afteraoooott business n Mueees Amelia Hanna eta McElfatnek were in Madlon1 ville 8torda friends IDIMadllonyme Ibdt11IODvlllewas MadUonville Saturday on business Gilbert Long and Blllle Fugata were In Hopkiosvlle Saturday on business Roy Parker was in Madisonville Saturday night visiting friends Steve Motherabead of Evansvllle was in the city Sunday visiting his mother JTe Mars Bytpepsia Gas or other Stomach Troubles Nothing will remain undigested or sour on your stomach if you Powerfalas Maple Syrup For sale by the BernardMin 1Il1LIxQTON A1ZiT6- l f JUBIfOXTOLl la a Hot Gtme of VH Sunday Afternoon The Score Steed 6 te 2 in laver ef the Heme Team Quite a bunch of enthusiastic Mad isonvllle and Darlington fans wit nessed a good grime et baseball be tween the two teams Sunday which was one of the hottest games of the season and both teams played hard to win the game but Earllngton was theone to receive the honor The battery for Earlington was Fay from Hopklnsville and Henry Day is from Nortonviile The score was 6 to 2 when the game ended m favor of Earllngton It seethe natural for Earllngton to beat MadiBonvllle ev ery time they play The battery for Madisonville Wets William and Myers Lineup as follows ZarlIlgtea Madieeaviue H Davis a Wilham Dick Fay p F Myers J Long es 0 liven L Peyton 11 bP 9r bam B Wilson 2b E Stone T Peyton Ib Clark Graham c f I Ttflsbet I Sharp r 1OoviDgtQD A Grlbble If Pete PUff Unwire Arthur Vinsdn Store- Keeper Gilbert Zone Time two hqnrs free Traveling Health Exhibit Car Of the Kentucky Assoefatlon for the study and prevention of tuber ealosia will be la Earllngton Thurs day Sept afy arrlviajr 8M a rtand J TFrldaft S0 at 10 a mob re Will be an illustrated lee tare given fret etobarff tati the op era hoase Thursday night and a cordial luvitatloB is extended Wall who wleb to attend kiticw i1t= y v j THE DRY FALL OUTING TO rr rI Mammoth ravJY EartLe Home Circle ad Private Parties I 340 Road Trip From- Earlington flirt Aq StdR- rRTiriR445 A M Wednesday AH b eaves at Motel hly eTbll Includes your board and admission to the several routos la the Cave One evening for a prommade or dance tai A Grand Two Days Outing Write or Phone L N Ticket ACM I TTCTE effr lor year iupc VV tiom am eatirely mew ad exalaaems elsngst MI Ceamumity is Saver THE LOUIS XVIJIt is am exavmte rt ra aettem im saver of iae dslixte discs dad jcejte metif ekarsetenxotf tJatlater Irnuk RcmauMuwe feriocl wkU ia simtlerielaacwtLe tint rMw1ik for beaeityatattle 9 lVss Nit I seenPPsurpasses t1e most ex aaiflM of BtcrlimjJ w re y J lie tlCflJ AecrifriAllffrlr CttN neev Mauer 4eary1H A I r Dealers Nstae fr- Illi= qe Earlington Hardware Store 11 W H Wkitforot Proprietor t I i THE STORE THAT SELLS WOOLTEX 1t We have been granted the exclusive agency ia Earlington for the famous Wooltex Coats Suits and Skirts for i women and young women We make this arinouncemeet with pleasure i y V v f t iw t c If is important to us that we are representatives of this well known line ofreadymade garments It is more important to you that you are now able to buy thesegarrhents right herein Earlington r1 After the most careful investigation of Wooltex garments from every angle we believe intheir 4 merit we believe they are the Swe want to offer to our customers We believe Wooltex gar ments will strrn hen your confidence in us when you come to know them vli Youve long been familiar with themtheir charm of appearance their race ofjyine thrQugh the- leading migazineain which they are widely advertised 4 S d- KWe are sincerelyglad tb be able to present for your better acquaintance the actual Woo tex garments jj tM c k If OUR FIRST WOOLTEX DISPLAY Our first showing of Wooltex will be ready MON AYy SEPT 25 To every One of our customers who has ever felt that her clothes were not quite satisfactory to her did not look just as she had pedin fact were in any way a disappointment we say in all fc 4 T eames tries s v vr vVVJ v H Come to Our department and get acquainted with Wooltex this sea6nv jr J H JiTheres the assurance of a reliable old name established for many years back of every point claimed for Wooltex andai1lunalterable two seasons guarantee back of that 0 a Wooltex will be sure to satisfy your love of the beautiful and will be both economical arid sensible f as well r We shall take pleasure in showing you these Wooltex garments STBERNARDSTREWR COYLE Manager THE STORE THAT SELLS WOOLTEX cBER MINING CO EQrln KI CORPoIlA TED g ony yt J 4 N61J tJtlN TO I IfT3tYJf n si 4IeRMyM tibgwt + riwsstv x +vt1 wriM K rakftiw+ awr w MipM + ww y + 11 1 v JL1I- I1TTT r z a tff u I I I f ALLs1- i d yew I + Y- I if tit I ndM N r 3 send 21t c9v T O 11U V7id 1 1i tO be 1 reserrt till r 11 t 11 f y fk c r rUtt v t o 13ar7r1eT8 CQ t a r = r4Ljwy rrlll i r- INCi ORPORATEDJ T l n lien to11 J e lt 1ClcylIQo J q t zofn Co i n Mtmorial Tribute to J B Atkinion by J W Boll Principal of Colored School My Friends Why has childhood ceased its innocent Why have the strong 1Iouho04aud Worn= anhcod of Earllngton censed to ply their busy cares W y are our hearts filled with regret and our heads bowed In mourning T B oft Atkinson Is dead I He Whose gone beaten In vgIcolorr humanity He le to pps terity Remorelesa Death has stilled a Noble heart In the state of New Jersey lies ths body ofJB Atkinson and stilt in death The eyes that were always open tosea the possibilities of good la tote mean eat of mankind are closed in that sleep that knows no The ears that were ever attentive to the cries of the cause that needs assist ance no longer can hee those cries The hands that were ever ready to roach out and lift up the fallen i that were ever ready to strlkje down the Vronp that needs roaidenjoe are cold and motionless in death Relentless death knocks at the door of every man he equalizes the king and the beggar therioli and the poor He goes alike J JJal c see of the rich and the lowly oval t of the poor Yes mtfriendsdeath has come among us and prevails in eyey home In EarllnpftoTl our irlendatd iletf iiif r J BAtklnsonls i fureirewtth whtfmft thousand years are but as 8i single day has said to J B 4tgb sonij Well done thou good arid faithful servantt That noble soul of his has Ringed tits flight tataliove Bnnmoont acid stars and today i- tsepoia that celestial city where sinners cease from troubling and Iwerweep the weary are to rest to that a life so lovely and so beau ttfal and so noble should be cut off It Is not nnmeto that this useful life should cense i for God doeth all things well- Though his frame may moulder and disappearthrough his body may air J B Atkiaaon will never die I To live in heart left behind is not to die As tang as the human heart can pulsate in gratitude fB Atkinson will live in the hearts of tie people of Earl ington His name and good deeds a halite enshrined in our hearts and handed down to posterity even to H DID4 f ii s YOU Sleep well last might Just try one of our guaranteed Bed Springs and Felt Mattresses forb nights FREE We are exclusive agentsfor thci Sealey fit SteamsFoster Mattresses the best matrcssi 1 made f I Tsa pleasure to show these ugoodei A1Furniture L Morton t Carpets and Lace c I v I f Curtains feral Director and Embalmer A Mat M wxaonwal e lih fIIf i 1 1 J ij 11- I D J n rify t1i generationsetHQ has left behind him a monu ment of virtue which the sfbrniB of life carl neverf destroy Ho has left the record Of noblelife the Influence of which will never cease till eterni ty He has left a model by which men can shape their lives Iiitime to come Ho has bequeathed 4o pos terjty tm enduring lS tfurce of good His immortal InlueflcewiH still breathe life Inte men ait3ielp them to reproduce his life ahew and to1 11 lustrate his character ih uQw frame yihedearbstfrco s He was our frl lid tried nhd true He was our greatest be efauforIaHe was unfaltering m his devotibfffo our cause He was unyielding In in his flympatriy for pear est SO high In his I ealssien thusladtlo in his leadership he was ever ready to promote ihgae things which made for higher living and inspired our race to node ranges of- nfluencethought and action His still lures ns on to higher standards of life Let us revere his name and mem ory by making the mos of tbeklo rious opportunities he be hasspR n erously provided for us Let us ever remain loyal to the principles which he advocated and for which he sacrificed his life Let UIIO emulate his example thatwe may live a noble life and die a glorious death f Inthwords ofMr Bryant a St live that when thy summons comes ololn The Innumerable caravan whichn Ar u 4 rmbves To tlfatbiy t Ions realhl where each shall take HIB chamber in the silent halls of T jdeath j f w v v at tScourged tained and soothed By an unfattering trust approach thy grave 3 Like one who wraps the drapery of his couch ii Abont him and lies down to pleas apt dreamsmow XtieUtleii of Xeipeet Adopted at Mem rial service Whereas it has pleased Him who doeth all things well to take from us our worthy counselor and friends Mr J B Atkinson Resolved That we bow In humble submission and say Thy will doneResolved That in the death of Mr J B Atkinson we sustain ah ir aeparable loss He was a friend un faltering In his devotion to our cause and unyielding in his sympathy for our welfare Resolved That he has indelibly written his name In kindness love and mercy on our hearts Resolved That w8shall ever re vere his name and memory by mak ing the most of the benefactions that be has so generously bestowed upon usResolved that we shall ever remain loyal to those principles which he advocated and for which he sacrificed his life Resolved That we extend our sympathy to his family In this hour of their sad bereavement and corn mend them to Him who shall wipe all tears from their eyes Resolved That a copy of these resolutions be spread on the record books of our respective churches one be sent to the Bee and neb sent to tho bereaved family Rev J R Evans James Hughes G W Gladdisn H Garrett Russell Wilkes Matt HuntJ W BKLL Sec The following program was rendered at the memorial uervioesSept 21 in honor of J7B Atkinson by the colored citizens of Earlington and vicinity at the Mt 2 Ion Baptist onurch Song by the Union Choir Scripture LessonRev J BEv anePrayerRev P Hall I4ReIOlUtlonsv e1ud- n 7 i s JIi fJ t 4 t7 d d h tI l CoonKunlonholr Sing1TJOnCbalrMemortai 0 Prof J W Boll v A Short alkB Jaw Dunlap- Edtnondeoi I 9inKlllebrow Mat t MItOheUijon I R h SongU ton Oll r i Bonedlofln H WJU BrimsA tDlI08tOPfjr Alt of tJJ td by the reyIr L Jl Yo STFnJatnYthing fib w l t r stomach craves without tbo sligMeft fear of iwdlfces lldiKwblob is a ul feeling You not e bothered with Sour StbmacfijfHeartbuiin Nausea Bad- nrethorllleavVt Feeling if yon will take one lose uf Igedteze It re lievee and cures as if by Maglo Pleasant as Gakdy Relief In one minute Get a 0cbottle from the drugdepaftmen0fuhe St Bernard Company j Fer Sale J50 Scli9lar8bpou Draughona Business College Nashville Tenn 100 SchoJarHbTp o Bryant Strat ton Business College Louisville Kyv Applytp ww- SE WEEKLY BEE 1J tEarlington KyI II t You Need Stationery JCygthlnglvean individual ora wgid1Jt2The SemiWeekly Bee job department I keeps constantly on hand a fine Uh6tif letterheads ndtehbadsp billheads statements aucl envelopes both linan feuaVcommerGlal Wo also do circular invitation and catalogue work Give us atrlal You1 Will be pleased f i Miss Ruth MoEuonof St Charles who is visiting her brother Rex McEuen was in Madisonvlllo Sat nrday Lyceum Course The dates arranged for the Lyce um course for tbe following year are as follows N Mendelssohn Quartet Nov 1 Musical Favorites Jan 12 Ralph Blngbam March 19 Tbe price for the seasonticket Is 100 single entertainment GOc To those who have subscribed the trek ets will be delivered by Nov 1 others desiring tickets will have oppor tunity to obtain them before first entertainment For information concerning course see OEt Dudley manager or J E Fawqett Bee of fice i WOMENS WOES Earlington Women are Finding Be lief at Last It does seem that woman have more than a fair share of the aches and pains that afflict humanity i they must keep upVnu9t attend to duties in lply af constantly aching backs or headaches dizzy spells bearing down thdy must stoop over When to stoop mORns torture They Til ust walk cud bind and work with rack in ir pains and runny aches fromkldn y ills Sick kidneys cause more suffering than any other organ of the body Keep the kidneys well and much suffering Is saved Road of a remedy tor kid neysonly that Is endorsed by people you knOw Mrs R A Smith Wilson St Earl ington Ky saYBhI am glad to publicly recomend Doans Kidney dlS1Iwithout suffering severely The pain often extended into my sides and became more acute if I stood for fifteen minutes I had dizzy spell + find many times was forced torraepsoniethiagittordertosteadymyself headaches and many days could scarcely get out of bed X can safely say that I spent more than one hun dred dollars for medicines and doe ors treatments but obtained scacely any benefit On a friends advice I procured a box of Deans Kidney Pills at the B Bernard Drug Store and began their use This remedy cured me in less than two weeks i For sale by all dealers Price 60 BuffaloNew ed States Remember the nameDoans and take no others t3 Misees Ellz beth Kemp Katie Murrell were in Madisonville Fri day shopping I KIss Lelia DeWitt was in Earl ingtou Saturday enronte to her home in Greeuvlllo She has been in Providence for the past month Always4 lltMtd with a Appetite if you use Dfeestexei It helps your stomach do the work digests what yon eat and yourfooddaebot I3toafachttiGery Get rid of all troubles with Dlges tenfeldItsedstf the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated Cam Ashby and Clarence Hlgglns left Mpnday for Lexington whet they will attend the Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias t I L HonW T Giliam y IOfScottsville jwill speak at 1the i VI THURSDAY NIGHT at 8 p JJ ipstad oJ 1 p tnt J in tEe interest o M hed ej u scan party f I f 1 Ladies Inviteclltb Ibe Presertt I r n I I v 1I tif rf 0 t f ao4sr + vto d VIyy Su1 II An c 1 YOUur WANT a Better That question will be asked you almost dally your services If you qualify take the Draughon to More lliNKERS indorse DRAUGHONS bus Iness colleges COMBINED 48 Colleges in 18 St r Banking Typewriting Prnmnokbtp Spclllnc Basl use lawFKKB noxlllanr branehc Good POSITION Bookkeeping Bookkeepers all over Drnug11onsNevSystcm from 25 to 50 per cent in work nnd worry Shorthand Practically all U S ofli dial court reporters write the System of Shorthand Draughon Colleges teach Why Because they know it is the best writo DRAUGHOSS PBACTICALB or MempU or Koexville Tan or lad THE BEST E n LOOK MB FAEM1R k Note that the Telephone ft Ing to you an ideal for telephone service ad vantages of long distance to every The of telepbbne service in oar are too them would be dally communication with the Markets reports to the weather calling up your ad vantages more than worth the prlc yotl and furnished by calling on CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE JOBDeed IAW trfVYtY l i- Y6M Directorfuneral 1 J 1242 NEXT DOOR TO POST RonTTIiTJfT Mt WHEN IN Visit the Princess Theaterrthe in the Something new each night Matinee afternoon 2 to Vaudeville night PRICES S Si 10 D NOE JrA I Bantu Clue Ctmhtl to the rent The Baraca Class of the Method list Episcopal Chorcb South and who are member of the World Wide Baraca Union held their semiannual election of officers In the new in this pity Sunday The elected are as follows Ralph Dudley President Porter Willis 1st Vice President 2nd Vice President Ernest Bnnkley 8rd Vice Prest Duclloy SeoretaryTreas N Teacher Henry Pllkington Aast Taacher Newman WhltfordRep6rltr Gilbert Long Librarian All of the members are well pleas ed with the uew and it Is hoped that they will prove satisfac tory In every way and do alt In their power to help along the cause The Baraca Class room Is one to be well proud of The collection ot the Class Sunday was 1686 and the old is little bit helps The boys under the effi cient leadership of Ernest Brinkley arc practicing singing and are de eloping good voices They can be a great help m the singing at the services Now all of the boys want to get busy and make this class the largesttolasslnthe whole Union Now lot sit of rue try and see what we can do for the cause N 0 WHITFOBD Reporter Pau1lI Gary was in Madisonville Saturday night visiting the fair sex andMraJoIBrlUklardBy night att the picture sljow r i j lr a it t 41YI r 6 WrF 411aMyWM6N y J nMMA it 0 iJ J Horn i hers are holing of taking lessons BY ucuoN President ecat- alogue pn Nukvill HUE Cumberland TelMraph proposition Important advantages neighbors andpieasurerare Information Ptone tures every each A search officers Baker Fugate David Walter Martin officers saying Every Baraca Jlnl a A written contract oontaialng rae soaable conditions will be given to secure for jou a good noaltloa If you attend Draughona Practleal Bastness College Nashville Tena or Padncab Ky EAansville Ind Washington D 0 V Harry Blaokwell was In Madison vllle Saturday night attendingthii picture showulively at a Boy If you are tired run down have no appetite get a bottle of Yucatan Oh 111 Tonic A few doses will set you upgive you a boys appetite = make you strong and lively alaIJtwelveY oldParities the blood and strengthens the system 50o a bottle at the St Bernard Mlnihr rJ OOt Incorporated Drug Department qWhome of most that la dear to me my peace of mind and gives me nothing In return Phl1adelpbJalCnQulrr A Great Advantage to Workinp Yen J A Madle125 S7tb St Steu bonville OsIiYs For years iusuffered from weak kidneys and a severe bladder tvoHblet I learned of Kidney Pills and their wonderulcureso I began taking thqm and sure enough I had as o Mybaokacbebusiness expressman that alone 14 a great advansage Mykldnevae ted tree and normal me a lot of misery It IB now a pleasure to Morn where it used tobe a mtserg Ct1ney 1J1ba 10 cured me and have nxy highlisty praise BoliJ St Bernard JnlBjcOolB4 oorporawd Drab Derttlsatt t Ir4J s iIi1 r w iIoIII r ffr iril J 1tLi