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M 1 i r 0 7 I 1 i TUESDAY r TUESDAY and and f FRIDAY Jf It AfTERNOON By fNOUSTRYWE TNaIVETERNOOIF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALEJvi I 1 it w TWENTYTHIRD YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KYt FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 6 1912 Ne 72 a TAX QUESTION CLEARLY STA- r i TED BY HON LM RAY 1 Matters of Most Vital Interest in Graded School lt Campaign Explained Officially y DEPUTY SHERIFF AND EX- REPRESENTATIVE MAKES PLAIN CONVINCING STATEMENT Strong Talks Made by Earlington Ministers and Other Citizens r Favorable to Our c 1 T School lbVc MEN DECLARE THEMSELVES AT THE CLOSE WHO WERE- ANTAGONISTIC BEFORE Prof Dudley Made Strong and Rousing w Exhortation and Took a Vote t The mass meeting In the inter est of the Graded School proposition xr was held Tueslay night at Temple Tnentre as announced and was attended by a number of men and women not all com mitten to the graded school move ment but all interested and seeking to know the points at issue Hon L M Ray made the prin 4 cipal speech of the evening and was followed by Revs Brandon Dame and Brazelton Messra G 0 Atkinson Wise and Prof 0 E Dudley the latter M closfffg witharoasing appeal to r the school spirit and exhortation to the people to get behind the movement and do all the good they could for their children and their homes Paul M Moore school Trustee was made chairman of the meet lug Hon LM Ray exrepresen t tativo of Hopkins County was S the first speaker of the evening having como upon an invitation T from the citizens committee who asked him to bring books from the sheriffs office and explain to the Earlington peopleI T about the question of Mr Ray made an appeal in favor of graded schools and spoke to the enhancement of property values in cities where such schools were v maintained and guaranteed by a proper tax He called attention to Madison yille where he said the people had run the school along on just any sys t tern always until the last few h years Now they have an excel lent graded and high school sys tern and property values have greatly increased He said the t individual property owners of Earlington would have to pay a little more tax but that the es tablishmept of a graded school f district would maintain the ex cellent school we now have and would maintain and increase the value of his property taa much greater amount than the little tax he would have to pay goon ally He reminded hip bearers that whenever a family looked out for a new location they always inquired about the schools and the churches and always wanted to locate in a town where there were good schools He said that usually in a campaign like this the chief argu pent against good schools is of fered by large property owners Here the large property owners t are willing to pay the tai and are helping to carry the proposition He said the sheriff ar ranges his tax books by mages terial districts and towns He said the tax for our graded school district would be based on as MMtnent all nUde by the countY + p leraaatbt the city ae s Fr I sjssorvJMr Ray referred to the sheriffs tax book he had brought and told the audience that Earl iugton now has a total assessed valuation of 08740800 for the year 1012 not including any railroad or franchise t tax He said We will this year at Math sonville collect 100 poll and 10 28c property tax of all the peo pie of Earlipgton and it would be money in the sheriffs pocket for us to continue collecting this tax off of you But when Ian working for a man I want to serve bib interests Amlsa being your public servant if I can serve you for whom I work I want to it Right here I will say that Darlington is the easiest place in the county for the sher air to collect tax and tine get the commission onr this collection Looking overthe Etrhl1 ton as sessm nts this afternoon I found an occasional man who pays on 6000or more now and then a 8000 list and a few people who pay on 2000 The rest of the property owners run from 1000 to 500 or less The big tax pay er of Elr1in ton is the St Ber nard Mining Co their list being in Earlington 57100000 That one concern though they have not a child on earth pay about two thirds of the entire tax paid in Earlington You now pay 16 28 cents into the county treas ury You would pay in Earling ton if you vote the new district not more than GOcts and keep it all at home You will almost certainly pay 20c on the 100 t6 the county next year and this money goes all over the county s then you get your own graded school district you would pay no money for Nortonville White Plains Morton Gap or any other outside points You pay now 100 poll tax to the county fund You would pay not more than 150 poll into the Earlington graded school treasury If you have no property the increase of your tax could be but 50 cents though might have several- children to attend school As I said I expect you people would have a pretty good way to pet taxes out here The railroad valuations andtbe franchise taxes on telephone and telegraph companies are increasing rapid ly You people would draw eve ry dollar of railroad and fran chise tax and you would get it and keep it all at home for you own benefit Mr Ray closed by saying tnat he would be glad to try to tins Werany question one the tax question The question wa asked Would the proposed graded school tax be a tax in ad dition tb the present tax paid to the county treasury Mr Ray Answered It would not All you levy you get And the county sheriff wont come out here and collect any school tax off of you Mr Brandon said in his short talk I have never lived in Mown before where I have not patd school poll tax Mr Ray haitolafoJ1 that the St Bernard l3 Mining Co pays twothirds of the whole tax I would expect that the railroad would pay per haps onehalf of the balance He predicted that if the Earling gradI Earlington will have presently only the country district school lasting six months instead of the splendid graded school for nine mouths we now enjoy E L Wise was called on and spoke of the splendid school building erected bythe St Ber nard Mining Co with a value of some 20000 00 arid devoted to the free use of the Earlington children He said if the St Bernard support was withdrawn we would go to the basis of Men uingtou or Grapevine or other country district schools He said the man who rents a home in Earlioetou pays in his rent the taxes of his landlord and that the laudlord owes the tenant some tiling in the way of school for his children Geo 0 Atkinson president of the St Bernard Mining Co said Bro Brandon spoke of what the St Bernard might do Suppose the St Bernard should turn the key iu the school house door Of course as long as 1 am at the head of the company that will not be done but it might come to a sixmouths school As I said to the committee I would be willing as president of the St Bernard Mining Co to have out side persons value the Fchoo property rand then take off 25 per cent By the assessors list oqr company will have to pay more in taxes than it has ever giv e i to public echoolsbut Im for it and the company is for it for the benefit of the children and the people of Earlington and when September 14th comes we want to see you roll up a big majority for the graded school district in ilarlingtbn Mr JDame said 1 have al ways bees for schools an d am glad te speakVniy sentiment We have a good school now There is no argument about that and we waut to keep our school good and make it better When- I came first to Earlington I came out of a rural district where we had one teacher My experience and observation has been that the country district schools are poor and there is not much advance to be had by wading throughwater and mud to the district schoolF After my children had entered the Arlington school I was sur prised at the rapid advance they made When I went away I said that Earlington seemed to me to have one of the best schools anywhere to be found We went back to the country and the one room school for two years and two of our children were knock ed out of their opportunity to get a good common school educa tion If the Earlington children have not a good common and high school education it is not because they have not had the schoolrbuilding was not built by the people but by the coal company We ought to be grateful for hav ing had this privilege These Iswould not give one nine months term in Earlington for twO whole years of such schools as we gen erally have in the country Mr Brazelton said 1 think a preacher olio have but one great reason for believing in this school movement that is that he shall be for the greatest Good to the people of the community Syb that when we take a positioq for this question it isnt that we speak franyontl interest but because we believe the propoii t 1- y tion is for the good of the people communtI see something that would attack the health or mor ulsof the people I must b Against that thine and must b 8e forthe things that benefit th people He said he came from Mobile a city of 60000 to Earl iugton with 5000 people because the people of his church wanted him because he Canted to come and because in Earhngton he has as good advantages in the things worth having as he had enjoyed in Mobile school health and oth er advantHgeour conditions He aiduPPoFe Ear 1 in g ton should obackward in schoolsY We cannot afford on any account to allow this We do not want the EarlJngton school td be on a par with those of Nortouville or 4Barnsley nor any other place that hasnt good schools Prof Dudley said there are many people who do not under bland what it is to give the child a chance for a good education He told instances of poor people he had known who has seen their opportunities and had sought ed ucation for themselves and their children and of the splendid re sults achieved He offered a rousing exhortation for interest in schools and school progress that will make something worthwhile of a boy or a girl He said UThe Public School is the Peo ples College and continued todaytanywhereschool man incurred the displeas ure of people ina district when he had worked for better school conditions that required a tax and he added If I have to take a tie ticket next spring and go down the track out of Earling ton because 1 have worked to vote a school tax here Ill go withhappiness in my heart if you have voted the tax and made your school sure for the future He showed a directory of graded schools in Kentucky and urged Earlington to get into the class of regularly constituted graded schools He said Nebo was about to vote on the graded school question and would carry In conclusion Prof Dudley pre dieted a decidel victory for the graded school to be won by home makers and lovers of their child ren and the good of the community A sore throat can be treated best from the outside The throat should be rubbed gently with BALLARDS SNOW LINIMENT Apply at night and cover with a cotton cloth bandage by morning the soreness will disappear Price 25c 50o and 100 per bottle Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug De partment Opposed to Flirting Approving individual action taken by postmasters of many large cities Postmaster General Hitchcock has issued a general order which has the avowed purpose of checking the use of general delivery windows for carrying on flirtatious and clandes tine correspondence Any persons who wish mail at general delivery windows Instead of home addresses may hereafter be required to give their reasons in writing Many complaints have been re calved by the Postofflce department that service at general delivery windows was being improperly used by minors particularly young girls and by residents ordinarily served by mall carriers Cheapest accident Insurance Dr Thomas Ec lectic Oil Pot burns scalds cuts and emergen cles All druggists sell It ajcandjcc New Fixtures for Pt Office Arrived The fixtures ordered for the past office In the Victory building have Arrived and will be installed in a Viort time Postmaster expeotji to jfBorla and have everything in ship 8tt p M soonae l possiblqroh EDUCATIONAL MASS MEETING Will be Held at Temple Theatr- On Sunday Night Sept 8th INO SERVICES AT CHURCHES By an agreement of the vari ous Churches of the city there will be no services held at the Churches thiscoming Sunday night But instead there will b a muss meeting of the citizens held at the Temple Theatre at 745prn Prof Harvey yG Brownell president of I Bethel College at Hopkinsville will address the meeting Prof Brownell is an educa tor experience and should be heard by all who are interest ed in the graded school question There will also be a meeting held at Temple Theatre Monday night at Oclock This meeting will be addressed by County Supt A J Fox and the Hon El- F S Bailey Come and hear these gentlemen if you are inter ested in our public schooland the future education of tne child ren of Earlington Everybody is liable to catch cold but those who give a cold proper attention never have serious lung diseases It is neglect that makes them serious Prudent per sons use BALLARDS HORE thetroubleat once Price 26c BOc and 100 per MmlngCo fNortonvilleNotesMisses St JJ Louie and Susie Wood of Olarks ville have returned to their respective homes after being the guest of Mrs L P Payne Miss Maybelle Almdn spent several days in Madisonville this week visiting her aunt Mrs J B StanleyFred went to Paducah Tuesday on business Misses Maybelle Almon Revie Oates Nina Hester Messrs Olair Horton Claude Eison and Nary Lovan were the guests of Miss Fannie Trathen Sunday af ternoonMiss Elizabeth Fugate of Providence is visiting Misses Kato and Sallie Daves this week Miss Florence Kirkwood is spending the week at her home in the country Mr and Mrs 0 B Trathen and son spent the week end at Oak HillIThe little eon of Mro and Mrs Emmitt Dillingham was buried Monday at Concord Claude Eison of Madisonville spent the day here Sunday visit ing friends Are going to Ringling Bros Circusat Hopkinsville Saturday 7th Quite a number of young peo pIe enjoyeda hay ride Friday evening and were the guests of Mrs Homer Coleman of Earl ington Those present were Mesdames L P Payne Joe Bnnteley and J R Harrison Misses Susie Wood Martha Ryan and Maybelle Alrnon Messrs L P Payne Jack Lander F F Oallard F 0 Horton R L Sclotman S S Lanier H A Camp and E L Wood Apply a cotton cloth wet with BALLARDS SNOW LINIMENT to all wpuuda outs burns sores or blisters and note Its wonderful healing power Ik IB prompt and I Very effective Price 25o 60o and 100 bottle Solrt by St Bernard MIjdug2oIncprporated Drug JDe persentlc j 4 VOTER ASKS LIGHT ON TAX QUESTION MightHave MOST MEN ONLY NEED TO KNOW THE FACTS TO FAVORV THE GRADED SCHOOL r EarllggtanlSept41012a Editor of the Earn OK ton Bee eBeing desirous to aquaiut myself proposedElullngton before the people of this town and for the benefit of other citizens of our town that are laboring under myselfIon the subject viz It is said that the present School Tax we are paying Is not used to support our home school but is used to support all the schools through out the county etcV + Querv Have we the power to change this- Answer Yes the law confers upon us the power to separate ourselves votingGenerally speaking all taxes are enactments of the Legislature Will it take the same power to change it Answer The people who make the 4 votingtaxtricts for school or others purposes underlegal restriotions QueryShould the proposed graded school tax carrv on Satur ourJprothe county Answer No You are respectfullYiref- erred to statements made Tuesday kR evening by the Jon L M aYJin cf his address on the tax question Temple Theatre QueryIs a city that maintains auGraded School of its own exempt from paying school tax in the Coun f ty iUAnswer7Explanations t Jlelvethetown of Earlington Respectfully t Voter t A Texas WonderldDydThe Texas Wonber euros and cures diabetes weak and backs rheumatism and all irregu 1 removIng r RegulatesblaCder n sold by yonr druggist will be sent 1smallment to perfect aix cure Send for testimonials oroiHalli old by all druggists rI Mrs Mamie Thommason attemps suicide Mrs MamietThommason a for n mer Earlington girl drank carb olic acid in Nashville Tennlast 1iil and week is in a critical cbndirj Lion in the Hospital in that city The cause is broadway over fam i ily troubes She is not expected to live 1I i J Wanted at once 100 Miners tSteady work ffl NORTONVILLECOAL ds COKE CO t Incorporated INew Pool Room Building B B Nixon the well known roe taurant man of this city Is build ing a pool room In the rear of his business house and expects to fnrn ishit In first class style Twouewf SnecessaryFew if any medicines have met i J with tile uniform success that has 11 attended the use of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea edy The remarkable cures Ho and Diarrhoea which it RemI J footed inalmostovery nelgbbi IsalebyJabo Stone and Sally Curtis + have accepted a position in Nixons restaurant and will be glad to seey their friends at anytime 111 Buffered habitually frost constlpalloe Doant Regnlets relieved and strtactfeMrt the Ii bowels so That they bave been regular ever r UeE DflIL Grocer Sulphur SptfejfW Texai i f i i 1 T5 T n I ul t z j t o PAUL M MOOR EDITOR AND PUBLISHER J E PAWOETT ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER IMe lberof aid Association Publishers League use One Three months copies mailed free ents parts for Post as Second Matter Branch Office in Ben Slatons Office Next Door to I pine Phone 242 AILEEN Mgr i 47 6 1912 I an JOHN B Chairman Louisville Club t I i 5 Bee Subscription Rates Specimen application Kentucky RingsMISS DAIS Telephone Friday September Improved Educational Conditions From Investment Standpoint MFERRAN Educational Committee Commercial rr- I TUDYING tho educational situation in the am more I arid more impressed with iheabsplute necessity fora radical change in our viewpoint concerning the subject We have been viewing the schools rather as a necessary evil ex ipenso to be kept at tIle minimum of cost Tho logical result has been largelyattainedthenP houses cheap grounds cheap equipment and in too many cases cheap teachers cheap trustees cheap county boards and cheap cdurily1superintendents In f tso long has this policy prevailed that we have dwarfed everything pertaining to our schools even our educators and mostof tall ourselves the average citizens whole outfit isa cheap and in adequate thing for tho twentieth century OUR SLIPSHOD AND CHAOTIC SYSTEM IF SYSTEM IT OAN BE OALLED POS SIBLY ANSWERED FAIRLY WELL THE NEEDS OF FORTY OR FIFTY YEARS AGO but everything else has moved tremendously that time and moved the greatest celerity andmo mentumWith our schools here in Kentucky we have practically stood still L trusting to some other mysterious power to supplement our indifference and neglect Not so with other more prosperous and progressive states fully recognizing the value and importance of their children J With enlightened zeal and intelligence their tendency has judidously yotirn Bur and iEFdRr WECAtVMAKE Tffe NEEDED AND DESIRED PROQ tr RESS WIMdSTET THE VIEWPOINT THAT IT NOT ONLY OUR HIGH AND HaLllDUTY BUT MOST PROFITABLE TO SEE OURI CHILDREN AND THEIR SCHOOLS FROM THE INVESTMENT SIDE AND PROVIDE GENEROUSLY THE FINANCIAL AID THAT Ti IMI r FERATIVELYNEEDCa Furthermore wo niust awaken out of our apathy and see that t bylincompotei1ye918Whit1lurnbCito know how this money was being expended iThere seems to have len great waste WE HAVE ALLOWED THE INTEREST OF OUR CHILDREN TO DRIFT INTO POLITICS AND INTO CONFUSION IT IS HIGH TtMETO CORRECT THIS Home For SaleIChance ofa lifetime to make a 11 splendid investment either for renting purpose or a home come to the Bee office and find out about it Old Italian Industry Salt has been manufactured com merclally in Italy for more than two = Uiousand five hundred sure t r Itf o iceb JIo Because of trouble with Pumping machinery Tor the i i + last fewtscarcity of wai t i c ter has been created We L r swdUld respectfully request all copsu itoje as econom f ical as possiblein the of PYwater Thereby assisting us ta otegain the normal supply COrtI Getting Out of It When a woman is cornered and eeent what to say she maleM Boiee like a la- Thejhrpllcit r confidence that many r people have In Chamberlains Colic Cholera ana Diarrhoea Remedy IB r founded on their experience In the f nee of that remedy know f Mlf6 thp jnauy remarkable cures I t13rytI ewlers b 4 Year 100 months 60 25 Single copies 5 on Correspond wanted in all of the county Address us par ticulars Entered at the Earllngton j Office Class No By state I an The within with luck or cs 18 know and Six Running up and down stairs sweeping and oenomj over making beds will nut make a woman healthy or beautiful She must pet out of doors walk a mile or two every day ail take Chamberlains Tablets to improve her digestion and regulate her bowels For sale by All Deal oreThere will be 4 weddings in E rliusjtou this mouth Two of them are promint Catholic Feel languidweak run down Headache Stomach offl A Rood remedy la Burdock Blood Bitters Ask your druggist Price iros- Keep a SeCret iMlly Most wotnst can keep a Montfatagv Upplnoott MnVrtns s cr Ask to epe The Stride and The Duke Two new ones in ENGLISH WALKING SHOE Low Ileellace and button in tan and black Fo theman who c resu1HE FLOR SHF IM SHOE THE MoLEQD Store Incorporated ONE bROP SI BOURBON POULTRY CURE down a chicks throat cures thedrinkingprevents chole diarrhoea and other chick diseases OneWe bottle makes 12 of ggtstsSeases Fowls sent FREE Bowbon Remedy CoUiinstoaXjJ j aotd n ST BERNARD MINING CO imoorporated Drug Departmint h J CITY DIRECTORY MayorF D Rash Polico JudgeA J Chief of Pollqe Wm Bradley NlRht ObieftJ H Hamby Clerk Paul P Pride TreasurerFrank B Arnold City Physician W K Nisbet City EnRlneor R E Wblnfler Street Commissioner Hobfr WonH- GouncllmennMadlson Oldhara M Cansler Goo 0 Atkinson Thos- Blair 0 M Henry Meeting night that Monday niRht in eaoh month Sohool Trustee Paul M Moore Board of Health Ed M Trahern G Gilbert King and Curtis B John sun M D- PostiiiaaterChao Cow + ll FIRE DEPARTMENTH D R ur PTH Chief F B Arnold A siatnnt Otlef Chas Barnett Contain Claude Loner Gilbert Lontr W D Cnvanesa Brick Southworth Baker Fusate GeoT Miller Will Ray burn Bryant Deal Firemen CHURCHES CATHOLIC CHURCH First mas every Sunday and holy day at 70 a ra Second mass and preaching 080 a m Vesper and benediction p m Rev J P McParland Pastor CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday school at 880 a m Preaching every Lords day at 1045 a m and 745 f m Prayer meeting overy Wednes dav at 730 p m REV H J BRAZELTON Pastor M E OHUROH Regular service third Sunday at 11 a m and 7 80 pm Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 730 Sundayschool at 280 p m Class meeting second Sunday at 1080 a mREV G W DAMK Pastor M E CHUKOH dooTH Rev + W C pastor SerYiceu on every Sunday 1i a m and 74o p m Sunday school at 080 a m Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 780 Lad1ea Aid Society every Monday after noon Official Board meetipo Mop dav after first Sunday lueaoh monthMISSIONARY BAPTIST OHUROH has services 2nd and 4th Sunday in each month also Saturday night be fore and Sunday night following eych Suhday prayer meeting Wed desday evening Sabbath school Dr A 0 Siak Supt Ladies Aid meets each Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock Paftor W H Grogor of Louisville JENPKAI BAPTIST CHURCH Services fourth Sun Jay morning and evening in each month and Satur day evening preceding Prayer meeting Friday evening Sunday school 2 p m REV T J LYNN Pastor EPISCOPAL CHURCH Services 2nd ann 4tn Sunday night at 745 at the Library Sunday Sobool at 3 p m REV GEO 0 ABBITT Rector LODGES Masonic LodgeE W Turner No 548 meets 1st and 3rd Fridays in each monthI G D COWELL Sec Victoria Lodge No 84 K of P meets every Monday night VisIt- ors welcome NEWTONK 8 Hopkins Lodge A O U W No 661 meets every Thursday night Y Q WAEKBR Sec Golden Cross Lodge Earhngton No 526meots let and 3rd Saturday month Mss BBRTHA UMBTBAP Sec Degreeot Honor NO10 meets 1st and Bird Saturday nights in each month Miss LiZZIE HUFF Sec Ben Hur Lodge Earlington Court No 66 meets every let and 8rd Monday night at old Masonic Hall DB 0B JOHNSON Scribe Standwalte Tribe Jip 57Rod Men meets every Friday sleep HARRY LONG C of R Woodmen of the World Catalpa Camp No 301 meets every Wednes day night All members are ear neatly requested to be there BERNABD WALTON Clerk MONROB DAVIS Deputy Clerk Modern Woodmen of the World No 11992 meets every Wednesday Y Q WALKER Sec Elks B P ONo meets at Madisonville Monday night- B N GORDON Exalted Ruler ROY S WILSON Secretary Earllngton Chapter U DOmeets 1st Thursday In each month at 280 pm MRS EMMA DAVI Pros Knl bts and Ladies of Security fourthwillMonday nights Visiting members invited to attend WILL CARBJGAN Clerk Visiting members are cordially Invited to attend any of these Lodges wotya The children need om thinc neW every eLIJOu have no children hence you curt understand I u AutonaGvtrZ1y a 1 T i 9 What We Never Forget according to science are they things associated with our early hope life such as Bucklena Arnica Salve that mother or grandmother used to icure our burns boils scalds fibres skin eruptions cuts sprains or bruises Forty years of cures prove its merit Unrivaled for piles corns or cold sores Only 25 cents at all druggluts Advantage of Electricity Electricity can not be frofcon neither can it be adulterated It works equally well on hot or cold days I Fake HERBINE for bearttmrn sour belchingor constipation it cleanses and strengthens the liver ptomacu and bowels Price tOo Soldbp StjJJernard Mining CoInuru t t COLORED COLUMN REV J R EVANS EDITOR Services at the city ohurchlae Sunday were good Rev R11 Kennedy D Dow general missionary preached quite an eloquent sermon last Sunday morning at the Baptist church The Baptist church at Victoria mine will have basket dinner next Sunday There will be tbreb ser vices Rav E Martin will have charge of the services for the day You are cordially Invited to be present Mr Will Mitchell and wife of Columbia Tenu have returned to the city Mrs Mary Belllfant of Columbia Tenn is in the city visiting rela lives and friends Messrs Hermon and John L Ed mondsoh left Tuesday for St Lout and other points west Rev O Oarrington who has boer- out of the city for several days closing out the business of bis lath ers estate has returned and asks the hearty cooperation of all hls members in getting ready for the annual conference Mrs Alice Roberson of Gallatin+ Tenn and Mrs Jennie Jagoe of Mortons were visiting Mrs Millie Hargraves last week Mr Ira Collins who Is visiting In St Louis reports that be is having a fine time All of our sick people IAeem tobe improving Mrs J R Evans is expecting ther sister Mrs Etta Varnadn of Canto- Mies Wednesday night Sapt i The public school had a very auspicious opening last Monday The enrollment at present stands at 240 With the strong faculty of eight teachers and the hearty co operation of the patrons we should have a fine school this year We are told that the compulsory educa tional laws wilt be strictly enforced We hope no parent will have to pay a line for keeping his children out of school The home of Mr I E Edmondson caught on fire Tuesday morning ba- It t was put out before any serious damage was done ofChamberlainsback soreness of the muscles sprain youIiVonldJiJ errIJ 117 hR MORTONtMADISONVILLE KY Ii 1 I Funeral Director and Embalmer I tr l t- J 1 IAny y Call Answered Promptly Day or NgLt iJJ 4 THE LAND OF PRETTY SOON I know of a land where the streets are paved With the things we meitnt to aohfevoiis the money we meant to have saved And the pleasures for which wo grieve The kind words unspoken the promises broken And many a coveted boon Are stowed away there In that land of somewhere The land of Pretty Soon Exchange Many Driven Fro Haste- Every year tn many parts of tl e country ltboueandare driven from their and lung dle Asses Friends and business are left behind for other climates hut suren tudes Is to use Dr Kings New Discovery and cure yourself at home Stay rhrht there with your friends and take this sake medi clue Throat and lung troubled find quok relief and health returns Its hlp in cougha colds grip croup whoopliiKcuuKh and sore lungs m ike it a positive blnrisliiir 5Uc and 1 00 Trial bottle tree Guaranteed bv toll druggists Money Talks A mere man says an ounce of njm i path from the pocket la worth a tea from the Mart w Bad breath bitter teats dizziness and a general no account feeling IP a sure sign of a torpid fever HERBINE is the medicine needed It makes the liver active vitalizes the blood regulates the bowels and restores a fine feeling of energy and cheerfulness Price Soc Sold by St Bernard Mining Coil Incorpora ted Drug Department a L N TIME CARD rime 01 arrival of trains passing through and departure of trains originating at Earlmgton Effective Sunday April 9 1911 NORTH BOUND j No 92 025 a m- No5J110B amNo 94 784 p m No 54 1122pm w SOUTH BOUND rlNo 68 480 am NOi9 749 am No 61ii 421 pirn i No 93 1048 p m j- t INTERURBAN TRAINS y NORTHBOUND No 100 754ta mj r pmNoi 7 r SOUTH BOUND W No 105 710 e m f pkmNo A No 111 610jr m M H E TIME CARD M H do E time card went into effect 9 1911i tiundaApril 645 a m No 118 arrives 880 p m i C R R TIME CARD Time of departure of Illinois Gen tral trains from Nortonvllle Ky NORTH BOUND 128pmNo I jJNoBOUTS BOUND 408pmNo tr No 121 local pass 196 pm iNo 186 local pass b lib a TO fA 4 n S Jo ti y t Jk vj 1 JoJ 1111 t1 ARa YOU r SICoDh io I 1 I ii I t i i Io- r rII P isoa Blood Ifb Humors and Pteplw on the Face CorutTpauoii eaad t 111il1 PlIwt+ Md roll Blood mjuyoauN htrs ri i J ry 1tjl For Chills Fevex J IuruY malaria term that in most cases n it drives the poiaoaV l JfeatircI out of tho system in 3days A Mild Family LxatWI I I The NewjiscoveryX 1 11 For RHEUMATISM and GOUT deep anted and apparently hopeless ociti a i 11Itgtir bonditipn Used bySpeclaWts 0 i every Quarter ol the Globe Plcasaatto ti i l Dont waste time with compounds curealls and Uolme1t 1 j 11Cure Your Kidneys 1wJu iF 1 IDNEY trouble es khiroodbrinl adtlltar 1 VS tf JftltI H QfC u tt trC ro t t if j j f J tr 0t i 1 r it Ilitll1 I rag f JClri x11lid 1f 41 jqi JUiIW i 1 r r I ra II Per ci raib 1fTn SLN 1JttiR Cku nPnrQAf j tit YoMm OIIuhi iJsViiM PrCARIr Mh Aaisl lM tilhoerse RHEqMATI1M aIMRftb um Ii1 145dJ V is 1 ij dJ Sese see 0 r Lein ItWa sk wea0lteet h Me1jMl i RNetitYl i r6 ittiryua I etloeed dkussa ne Q1 ei I 0W Ne r r rr w 11Ir + ttfo tt I I t AddrcII I J J 1 CUT ITHtI OUT ANIt NAIL 10 W r i t fi I t I j ryq- fl 4 w- irr 1r- f N sIJ crtv J psKrtt av iM e r qrw 5tii 3r A w WtiSjX iW WW V V WVvr w t rec 0 a- f r C2Irxiiclro Matinees Sat rclay7 IDLE HOUR t SEPT 7 SATURDAY SEPT 7 ITALIAN FRIENDSHIP PowerstA picture of Italian laborers in America A story full of heart interest and good feeling Its a dandy good picture A NIGHT CLERKS NIGHTMARE LEc Its a Thanhoaser and a dandy comedy The night clerk certainly does have an awful dream Dont miss it 4- A THE GIRL AND THE SHERIFF A Nestor Western a well acted love story with some real ly fine scenes and excellent photography OPEN 645 Adu1t lOo Gtiildrera So The IDLE HOUR is a OOOL place to go those hot nights JL r i The man who whlspeis down a well About the thing lie hat to sell win never reap a drop of dollars Like he who cUinbi a tree and II hollers r News of the Town 1 FOR SALE One 100 course In except civil engineering lsfrom International Correspond School of Scranton Pa Will sell a a bargain Apply at Bee Office Mun Wilson was in town Thursday advertising the Kentucky State Fair at Louisville Paul King visited his mother in Madisonville Wednesday night Put an ozg m your shoe and beat it down tothe idle Hour r Mrs S M Bourland left today for DIxon to spend a few days with friends W ANTEDGentlemen room ers for two nicely furnished r rooms centrally located terms r reasonable Apply at this of f 1rfloe tf Mrs Bessie Tanner and Mifs Ida Browu are apendlnsr this week l Hopklriflvjlla with irtendi tul b 096 For Bheumatlnm and Gout t vv i to Henry Judea IB spending this + 1 j week with relatives in Riohland Follow the crowd where to the of course r 1Prlnoex they Banks of Henderson V wa plOD THursday C f Ohlllax For Chills and Fevery+ tL Misses Margaret and Catherine VlotdrYspent Wednesday night in l MadiBonville with Miss Lurllne Coil r t MALARIA I headache biliousness indigestion rheumatism i iniples blotches yellow r complexion etc are all yourv6lopaT hpuld be driven out or a serious illness liiayreslll To get rid of them user t j Th d lEd- Z J1- Bla Draugbt f purelyIl i Mrs J H Easier of Spartanburg S C says I had sick headache for tIr years I felt bad most of I the time I tried Thed fords BlapkDraught and i now than a when I was 16 years old Your druggist sells it in 25 cent packages Insist on Thedfords It I 1 R1 c tYc The Exclusive Universal Program shown only at the Idle four Miss Lurllne Coil of MadiBonville was theguest of the Masses Victory Tuesday nlgnt The Idle Hour the cool place to goMiss Margaret Mitchell Is attend lug school in Bowling Green Go to the Princess and take a few friends with you Mrs E H Davis was in Madison ville1 Wednesday KlIIPoIs For Bad Blood Mrs B Er Nixon was in Madison ville Wednesday youtBrent Hart was in EyauavillH ThursdayA THANHOUSER Comedy at the Idle Hour Saturday Lucian Turner was In St Charles on business Thursday Everybodys doln it dole what going to the Princess Theatre J 8 Goat was in St Charles on business Thursday The GIRL and the SHERIFF at the Idle Hour Saturday Its a NESTOR r Harry Lone was in Evansville Wednesday era business Kidney Flush For Kidney and Bladder Disease onntrains 51 and 52 this week I If you are in need of an hours pleasure go to the PRINCESS Theatre Arthur Vlnson was in Madison yule Wednesday Bibles and Wall Mottoes all grades and prices Pictures of Jesus Christfie Infant youth Crucified ahd Ideal lOo for the four Can furnish you any book published WALTER N MARTIN Miss Anna Robinson of Provi deuce who has been visiting roil tiV6B and friends here for the past few days returned home today Its COOL at the Idle Hour Gilbert Long was in Madisonville Wednesday night Areyou going to the Princess Dr Barton McEuen of St Charles was in town Wednesday- It you waut to laugh and must laugh go see the MOVIES at the Princess4 James Sory of Madisonyille was in town Wednesday 58 Children Matinee at the Idle Hour jlaturday ftJ Mrs L V Renfro was In Madison fllle Wednesday Follbwthe Multitude tp thelPrln feess tonight of Misses Gladys Yaughan Nellie MoManus and Roy Parker and John D CothranwilltteudtheR- ingland Brda Circus at Hop ki vide Saturday theIdleBCOUSER T b i A Remarkable Offer tw The Evansville Couriers lat at campaign offer j Send 50o today and receive byrmail until after election togeth er with the Indiana Farmer weekly for one year Democrats Republicans and Bull Moose will find all the pol jtioal news in the Courier JIt brings the news of the night to tlies breakfast table i fU j t iir LOS ANGELES GETS REV 8 JK BERNARD AUdjjonville preacher to leave Nov 1st for California church At a meeting of the Officials Board of Madiaonville Christian Church held after meetim last Wednesday night the min later S M Bernard presented his resignation and said it was like the laws of Medes and the Persians could not be revoked he having accepted a call to Oaf ifornia where upon the church declined to accept the resignation putting the matter up so strongly to the minister that he with drew his resignation for the time being No one except the Western Union Operator knew of the effort being made to entice the minister to the West Tuesday the final telegram came from California and the work was done The church to which Mr Bernard is called is located in one of the beautiful suburbs of Los Angeles connected with the eity by both steam and electric cars They have just completed a new church building at a cost oflopwardg of thirty thousand dollars employ an evangelistic singer to look af= tP r the music of the congregation Many of the people of the com munity are wellto do merchants and orange growers The hand some church is soon to be dedica tedand the congregation had its heart set upon having the Madi sonville minister preach the dedi catory sermon but he took the position that nis first duty was here owing to the fact that the Madisonville church will be in its annual revival in October At the time of his departure he will have served the cause of Christ here five years and is the senior minister in point of length of pastorateThe church was never in a more prosperous condition Large audiences frequent addi tionsanda spirit of unity are everywhere evident While re eretting to see this family leave the community their many friends must congratulate them upon being allowed to cast their lot in an ideal climate and the minister upon being called to a representative church even finer to preach in than the elegant structure which he led his people in building here three years ago Mr Bernard referred his Church board to a possible sup cessor and they will consider the matter carefully Every mem bar and friend of the church will be present next Sunday DANGER PERIOD OF WOMANSLIFEFROM Interesting Experience pfTwo Women Their Statements Worth Reading Asheville NCIsufferedfor years with female trouble while going through the Change of Life I tried a local phy sician for a couple of years without any substantial benefit Finally after re posted suggestions to try Lydia E Pink myphysicianam prac tically a well woman and anxious to con tribute my mitetowardq In9ucl r9thet- to try your great medjcine as 1 am persuaded that it will cure the ailments from which L sufferedJf given a fair chance If Tr think this letter will contrib ute thine towards further jntrjducing your nsd to afflicted en perioditpublication Mrs JuLiA A 17 East St Asheville N The Case of Mrs Kirlin Circievifie Ohio IfI can truthfully say that I never had anything do me BO much good during Change of Lifeas Ly d1 CompoundBeforelbad of it I began to feel better and I have continued taking it My health is better than it has been for several years If all women would take it they would escape untold pain and misery at this time of lifeMrs ALICE KlRUM 858 W Mill St CirclevUle Ohio The of Life is one of the moat existenceAtsuchtimeswomen EFinkhamB Vegetable CJpnapound l3 1r i Ii3 t11 NORWAYS AMAZING ARMY Foot Sotdlor Who Travel Thirty MiLes an Hour One of the most fascinating military tights In the world is to watch Nor wegian infantry mounted on skis traveling and mawuvcrlng Even with tills and full marching kit on his back a Norwegian soldier when equipped with his snowshoes can travel at thir= ty miles an hour on a slight grade and even on level ground he can cover from fifteen to twenty miles an hour The skis used by the Norwegian soldiers consist of flat pieces of wood eight feet to twelve feet long and four and one half to six Inches broad Tho Norwegian infantryman is trained from child hood In the use of skis and his skUlls such that be can glide In and out of the trees without a crackle to betray whereaboutsWhen orders aro sounded the leader swings out and keeps up a supposediup canIwhich 10000 infantrymen participated tho value of skis as an adjunct in war fare was clearly demonstrated Over roads piled so high with snow that cav alry would have been unable to make any progress whatever the infantry mounted on their skis covered from twenty to thirty miles an hour without mishap of any jdndOf course It would oopractlcaUr1mpoaslble1nmost inrtaaces for the hrtillaryry with thelr heavy gus tafoljdw thedifaBtryjoTer the snow clad roads and esbut for skirmishing and scouting skl running soldiers are extremely valuable ODD MARRIAGE LAWS Lever In Some Land Me t Many Ear riora to Matrimony- In Norway no clergyman may per form a marriage ceremony unless both parties prove that they have been vac cinated or have had smallpox In the same country a guardian may retain his wards goods and chattels It she should marry without his consent Mar riages between one of orthodox faith and a nonChristian are forbidden Parental consent is necessary to marriage in Russia and It tho prospective bridegroom has Insulted his parents or grandparents or the brides parents or grandparents their pardon must be ob tamed to make the marriage legal This rule of obtaining parental con sent when the parties are minors ob tams in nearly every country and In sot e of them the consent of grandparents Is necessary Divorce does not dissolve the matrimonial bond In most Latfucountries Marriage laws sanctioned by the Byzantine emperors are still in force in Greece There are many conditions that prohibit marriage there Practically any reason tWlfc would justify the bcller thatj the i mtrrlage Ytiototidprtmaoral the applicants for a licenelIsa bar to marriage inPero wheirmttked disparity in class and social condition is recognized as anlmpedimwt Prod m f811tyandICkt uftb cleat meaHSta aeppertia wifeaerveas a bar In Austria While a matrifc ItJween a ChrlstiaaaniTt HoaOhrlstlan Is illegal in Austria a ohaigeraf faith aftet arriage dweuchrcajee Hloet seEi validate the unloaak Mal Pratoctacd Bulletin Kattlng on Lifes Chanoer Betting on other peopleschaneesof lifewas a favorite amueeAtaat git the young blades of the eighteenth century and once led to a famous lawsuit Old Q when Earl of March laid a wager with a Mr Pl pt that that gent tlemans father aged seventy would not survive Sir William Codrington who was fifty The odds were 8000 to 92COO Quite unknown to either PIlOts father was actually dead atthe time the bet was made and Plffofc re fused to pay March b6weyer sued him in court and after a sensational trial obtained a verdict in his favor London Chronicle- Why Coat Lapels Have Nicks The following is said to be the story of the origin of the nick In the lapel of mens coats When Napoleon first felt the away of ambition he tried to impli cate General Moreau in a conspiracy Moreau Jadbeeq Napoleons superior and Was excc In t but in the circumstances with the Man of Destiny in power it wasjnot safe to express lY sympathy with Mo reau His admirers and supporters quietly agreed to nick their coat lapels to show their jfellpwsl lp UieAoutUntii of the coat after the nick was glade forming the letter M- AnI Ex t Some one or another oncejaald Itis a poor rule that wont work both aysWelI try telling mother that she looks so like her daughter that youcan not tell them apart And lien try lion the daugqterVariety Liter Not Unusual Did your son go through college Bunkerton asked Wieldy UNo said WickleyiHe went through me and Ihnd to take him out Harpers Fiction and Lie Mrs Kawley Are you fond of fic tion Mrs Klubman MrsIQu man The kind I read not the kind J hear- Boston Transcript A dishonesttiDUlt always wwplclou about htn fellows 1 J 1ti ft n i f h I T5 A 1 II PRINCESS SPECIAL I This Popular Photo Play Theatre is now under new guaranteesits I II Especially Adop tad for Ladies and Childrenfjs We are again running the Worlds Best Pictures I You know what that means Lubin Biograph Katems Essany Patho Selig and Vitograph MADISONVILLE KY Matinee Daily 2 p m 11 StI Madisonville NotesIr K Mr and Mre Jfle R Ferguson of Hopkinsville are in the city guests of 1 S Ferguson 48 Hall street Mrs G T Tomb of HopkIns ville and Mrs Tomb of New Orleans returned Thursday af tsr a visit to Mrs Salhe Ray Quite a delegation from here willattend the Circus at Hop kinsville Saturday Mrs Frank Nisbet has recov erea from a recent sjckness 1 Mrs Oattie DeMpss went to Ooiltown Wednesday to visit her sou Claude DeMoss Miss Maude Parish is indis posed and is taking a needed rest Dan Wilson of the Hustler force is at home from Dawson W L Hall has sold several va cant lots lying together on Hall St to the town and work will begin immediately sinking wells for the new Water works system which promises water pure and plentifulDuring the very warm weather the children of the smaller grades are to be in tchool from 8 oclock until noon While the pupils of the High school are dismissed at 1 30 and 2 H G Jones again with the Hustler has a serious looking hand but says it is improving Mrs John Funkhouser of TpluKy who has been visiting her daughter Mrs Addie Aka at Detroit left Thursday for Providence to visit heron Walter Funkhouser Mfa Fannie Olsen of Evans ville arrived in the city Monday ttf nurse Mrs Frank Bowmer Mr and Mrs Wesley MoGraw have returned from a visit in Webster county Mrs S W Stoney who was Called to Alabama on account of the illness and death of her mother has returned home C 0 Rambo has been in Ow ensboro this week Dame Morton of St Louis spent Sunday with relatives here Miss Nellie Fugate of Bethle ham was in town Wednesday Mrs Lula Black is slowly im prpvmgMre 0 M Johnson went to Earlington Thursday Miss Mary Francis Ashby left Thursday fpr Nashville to reeutcr tc leekStretchy i BlcfJ er Bluff sad Out of Sorts to tke LtnrJtlJl bTOfPI d tlJIERBlNE1 IM tke aeQ YeJi Need It Is an invigorating tonic for fc torpid liver The dose brings Improvement a few flays UB9 puts the liver In flhb yiepr Utendsto the stomach H l bowel3 It helps digestion and food assimi lation purifies the towels and fcrjnp baci4 the habit of regu movementsWhenbowels are active bilious Im purities no longer obstruct functlpnal processes the result energymentalBprlts Price 89o per Bottle JametFB llardProp StLoUliMp Ue forSerea ST B1MASD UHrnra CO Incor P- y statedi Drug Department 1 fQo R y If you pet aide or accidentally I disabled and cannot work will I you have any money for yourself orfamUyI For your own protection it will be a good investment to take an Accident and Health Policy in the Casualty Company of Amer I I tea This Ms the largest health r I and accident insurance company in tho world end they write the most IfberalpoliciesV I l Duncan Gest iTurnerVictory I Phone 183rEarlingtoa Kentucky IUOJlj We Keep LowHeys- j I FL onlrsj Principle r T U W e were akin 11 rBInteflor VlYouthe cows come homo andti nevera bit of harm lk Why is It- Because IS they are made of 0 thereallthin alth they 12- r Dahoioesr grown q And they do taste GOpjO tr j Come and try our freshtfIstock bI St Bernard3K Mining Co e Drug Departthenn 1- I iIIOlac rporated 1 I wasADCumberland University she accompanied by her mother I will preach in the Madison r yule Christian Church building next Sunday morning on theSub ject What must do to be saved to If there is bny more important I then for one man to present to another than this I know not what I it is The unsaved should under stand it for their own good andW rthe stand it so as to be able to lead otbei8toOhrist ff- II At night ithe1 subject will ba uv a JlurbinR to God This will be illustrated by the lives of Jgretfef men who have actually turnedtd- to It the path eternal The descri t 10nof their lives will be so clears ie make you mtensey interefi t d You are cordially invited tb r atteod both services Large an diences last Sunday and 2 cov y ersiqns The Men Who Succeed rfts heads of large enterprises are men of great energy Success today demands health To all is to fail Its utter folly for a man to endure a weak rundown half alive oondl V tioti when Electric Bitters will put Nt hlm right on his feet in short order JIFour bottles did me more real than any other medicine I s ever took writes Ohas B Allen F Sylvanta Ga After years of cut h ry faring rheumatism liver tron ble stomach disqrders and tiorang 7 ed kidneys I am again thanks sor firIEleotrlo Bitters inound and well tglst J 1 wA LIIPW V + fWV1 1 iMaUtmntfft H V 0 +c ww y r + WvN W w +i r t r MOswx trp Hh TiY 11hp M ya W t tj o no 7 Ih it 1 I l 1 POSTAGE STAMPS I The Story of Their Making Is ar Interesting One ENGRAVING THE STEEL DIES Hew This Delicate Work Is Done anc the Processes by Which the Design Are Transferred to the Plates Print Ing and Gumming the Sheets s The manufacture of postage stamps involves a process not altogether sim ple There Is much labor given to the making of the little wafers with which everybody is so familiar The first tatep toward the production of the stamp is of course the engraving of the die with which it Is printed Only x x steel of the finest quality is used for TTthe purpose and upon this the engrav slowly and laboriously cut line by line the portrait or the emblem that tho government has selected for the particular stamp in hand Engravers call this die a negative for tho reason that it Is a reversal of the design that the stamp will exhibit Upon the completion of the die proofs are pulled Should these prove satisfactory the die Is then 1 hardened and fixed in the bpd of a t press of great power Then a steel Toiler whose circumference is several times the diameter of the die is pass ed over it immense pressure being applied so that every line cut on theC 1surface of the die may be impressed that of the roller as many as the circumference of the sfttinles is larger than the area of the iflle The result is that there are reproduced on the roller four perfect copies of the die but copies that are reversed Engravers call these impres sldns positives The next step is to harden the roller 1n order that it may give the impres idons once more this time to the totefrom which the real printing is + obtained This plate which is also of the finest steel is of a size large oenough to print a sheet of stamps numbering from 200 to 300 at a single Impression Great pressure is brought to bear upon the surface of this plate race for each stump in the subsequent pheet and then the plate is hardened 3t follows of course that such impres Ions are negatives and that the C prints obtained from them the stamps themselvesare positives It should be stated at this point that t the reason why the printing is done in jails way instead of from a single die ales In the fact that such enormousi umbers of stamps are required Then too the printing could not be done fromc the roller Inasmuch as on the roller the lines are In relief Instead of being Incised Furthermore it would not fee practicable to employ several dies IK a great number of them engraved 4 ffihe expense would be too great and JDO two stamps would be absolutely j I Nike When the workmen have obtained three satisfactory printing plates these are fastened to the bed of a special kind of printing press Peculiar care is exercised in the process of inking 37pon the starting of the machinery the first is inked and wiped automat iiruntil the plate fairly shines This wiping takes away all the ink except t that which clings to the lines of the or 8 engravings 0 IstoTer the plate a sheet at dampened paper a slight degree of best is applied to the plate In order that the Ink may sweUand then more pressure is applied During all ti1b1a time the second plate has been re its ink and subsequently the third is brought into action with the i S result that although all three plates ttare on the same press each one of V is at a given moment undergoing s different process from Its fellows When the printed sheets have been properly dried they are sent to a gum anlng mnchlne 1n this they are passed between a dry toiler on one side and a seller moistened with mucilage on the t other From the rollers they emerge Wet side up on to an endless web that conveys them through a steam heated rbOLFrom this box they reappear to re tteivethe perforations which arc made fcy passing the sheets between a cylin der provided with steel pins and a cyl inder perforated with boles to match the pins The last step in the manufacture of the stamp is the pressing of the sheets te overcome their tendency to curl by sSseason of the mucilage used This pressing Is accomplished by hydraulic power The stamps are now ready for the postmaster Harpers Weekly Eating Ones Boots y ftawblde or even leather if boiled 3ter bours will make nutritious soups says a writer in an exchange on the t srebject of what a man lost In the woods siay find to eat Many a man has Itrtilged the awful gap by boiling his Aeots whence the phrase to express the Er dtaal extreme Ill eat iny boots first Mark Twain was once put to this final t resort and recorded afterward that the liwlagtasted the best fifil1 Energy A scientific writer points out that the rgy ofhewatch Is great enough to v lxeat 750Q ti sge JU weight in water v 2 degree FIf this be true consider tfie energy Bta dVm an artfully iicea carpet tackirKew Yolk ZTele PP11Aiy L t Ifyou know how A tkiagle not hard d itJilto hard this yeti t tkBow bow Cblttee Proverb d- a wOV q J of x r f t i t V 7 IF S L A Bunch of Violets r HERE is the dard cried Ruth Ashton as sbs opened a box con taming a gor geous bunch o violetsIts anony mous she ex 6 claimed joyously x Front some un e known admire who cares sc much that hes afraid to sign hit nameCant you guest who sent them questioned her sister Jane anxiously Dont you think theyre from Cousin Rob Cousin Rob I Ibhould say not Cousins are not apt to send thos kind of bouquets all tied in chiffon rib bonsIt may be from George Butler whe sings in our choir Thats Just who its from Not long ago wo wore discussing our favorite flower and I remarked I just adored the molest vie let Talking is not much on his line but the way he turns my music ij n perfect education Has he ever shown you any ape devotion Dont be too positive you may be mistaken suggested practical Jane No Im sure hes the Mr Anonymous When theyre most devoted theyre usually diffident to show It It must have taken a whole week salary to pay for that bouquet add ed Ruth who was prone to exaggei ationRuth was on the shady side of 20 very little happened to disturb the even tenor of her life All her days she had craved for admiration iron the opposite sex but no one was the wiser The last few years she hai devoted her time to teaching In the settlements joining in the activities of different womans clubs At the meeting of the Service clnl that afternoon when Ruth read he paper the violets wore plnnedon he waist with their faces toward hers at If begging to be admired And loved While reading hel report on chi drenB play ground she was fairly re dlant saying t herself I wonde if they all know have a beau 7 One of the commits tee said to her h the most nature way You mus havo a specii friend H with I meaning glance a tho corsage boa quetI have but don mention It as yet she answered quietly u The news spread Wee Wild Ore and rjon lectures as to who the mysterious party was All were happy in her happiness At last Ruth was to make a grand match Judging fro I th violets itOSw Returning from the club Ruth mot Mr Butler as he turned the corner in his red car Stopping his automobile e he asked If he might not take her homo Rutj joyfullyacqulesced thinking this would be a good ty to acknowledge his gift George Butler was amazed during the abort ride to find how different Ruth was He held always found her cold and indifferent Today she was a sweet charming girl sparkling witty and interesting May I call for you to go to churc tomorrow evening he asked as the reached her home Do come I should be happy to go with you Her many references to the violets she worp caused him a jealous tinge- I mv get busy If I want to win that gt he said to himself After an Intimacy of a few weeka Ruth announced her engagement to her amazed family Just as they were congratulating her a letter came from Martin the florist containing a card with apologies from the firm stating they had just found this card whit should have been enclosed with a bo of flowerssent three weeks previous It waa from the Ladlea Aid Society in recognition for the good work she had accomplished for the club- I thought it strange that George those violets butwas so silent about I dont care novrsidd Ruth an she tore up the card Im engaged to the st fellow on earth and the 1violetsButler i Shrieks- I tell you said Farmer OomtosMl beta a sheriff around here is a mighty hard job You never arrest anybody No But there IB an awful lot o false alarms Every time ono these summer girls sees a caterpillar you think theres feurder bein committed H Net a Scriptural Quotation God tempers the wind to the fthoni lamb IB sot a scriptural quotation The Mntece la takes from The Sentimental Journey of Rev La wfcoe Item 0 It yl t fI 1 P r IIA IF Mighty F Good Policy S llllThe policy of this live store is to ATTRACT the patronage otthd w dressed iml i of this locality by greater values and HOLD it by onset better ser 1 r vice Is proved a mighty goodi r policy because it fairitworks to the advantage of everybody i I concerned I t r there isntariy doubt but that such a policy Jresults in giving you added satisfaction we iiprove its wortlievery day when mens mind- sINSTINCTIVELYL turn to this store with the realization of the necessity of clothes buying contrib tJiargely to our efforts to serve I you better the anybody else are I I KUpenheinter Clothes l because no matter what pav you cant find any I better garments This falls suits and overcoats Utterly resplendent with brightness thnronpli Iare t uniform iuoo 1ness See the complete lute at Iearlyto Ird 85 tithattraotlvo d selections Iftir t the 0a d 25 IIc1I I I x t J Youthful Critic Aroused a A very young gentleman after heart ing some vigorous language from his I father called up his grandmother on the telephone and warned her You t better come down to our house and see About the words your son hast been using For any itchiness of the skin for skin rashes chap pimples etc try Deans Ointment Sac Stall drug stores rut its Never shut moatltims r ISt Charles Task Mrs Maude Tuckof Bowlin Green is visiting Mrs W H Hegiubottom this week B FJQilliland spent Sunday in DnwsoD Miss Anna Oarver of Green vllle was they guest of Misnei Nell tend Ula Robinson last Sat urday and Sunday Max Gilliland and Lawson Ashmore made a business trip tt Madisonville Tuesday Mrs UreyJKirkwood of Oem tral City yisited relatives alit friends here this week rMrs Jas Oolhns spent Satur day andSunday in Central Oity with friends RQ M Euen of Earlington spent Sunday here with his pat ants Mr and Mrs E L Kennetl wore in Lt arlitifitoa shopping onday fMaxUGilliland and Jeff Sisk otoredto Dawson Sunday Misses May and Opal Warren have returned from a visit to re latives inNashville DenembreJMenser of Jackson Hill Indlt visiting his parents here this week ifiss Mona Faun and brother Petryiyisited relatvvea in Earl ingtonJSaturday UMISB Maude Jenkins of tire St Bernardjforce is off on her vacs tion h s 0 r v fiw HHwwP wp Hrs Joe Wallace visi ted friends in Providence last week Norris King Tom Wurreu and J W Faull mortered to Earlin ton Saturday night Misses Ruth and Anice Ash more of the Buffalo Country were in town Saturday Tom Sisk spent Sunday in Dawflou T P Alexander of Carbon dale was in town Monday Mrs D D Woodruff and daughters Misses Laura and Charlie are spending a few weeks in Dawson Springs Misses Ruth and Auice Ash more and Charlie bask spent Sunday in Dawson Mrs Graddy Hampton of the country was in town Tuesday shopping Mrsr Bela Long who hap beer confined to her bed for sometime is improvingMiss Pendley of Nash vine was here Saturday Mr and Mrs John Palmer of Diiwson visited relatives and friends here last week EJd Lacy of Madisouville wet in our city Monday on business- G R Jacobs our popular and accdmodatinK I Cagent left Monday for a two weeks vaoa tion He will visit his parents in North Vernon Indi and point Very Serious It It a very serious matter to ask for one fcaediclne and have the wrong one clvenyouFOI tills reason we urge you in buying to bf careful to get the genuine GIffULACKLiver Medicine The reputation ofthis old reliable icdlclneorcconstipation in- diCatlon aadUveftrouble1a firm ly established It does It is better than t1ur8orU would not be the fa vorite liver powder with a larger I4tthan allothers combined OLD Hi TOWN F2+ f J r J Ii tio Lsyy- N ll I 4 l poiAll iiftdfr 0 in the east before returning 0St Charles barber Smith Chaney had tho misfortune to lose some of his hard earned savings Tuesday It seems that on Sunday that he with his wife and children intended making a visit to some neighbors und ruttier than carry his money with him he put 3200 in his pocket book and hid it in a straw mat tress On Tuesday they conclud ed they would put some fresh straw in the mattress nod burn the old They took it out emp tied the tick and set fire to it forgetting all about his pocket book until nothing remained of the straw hut ashes then it wncl he remembered hiding his money in the straw mattress but it had all gone up in smoke with the exception of one silver dollar Uncle Ezra Bays It dont takemoren a gill uv ef fort to git folks Into a peok of trou ble and a little neglect of constipa tion bllUonanesB Indigestion or other liver derangement will do the same If ailing take Dr Kings New Life Pills for quick results Easy safe sure and only 25 cents at alldrugglsts w 00Nee N NwwNOS i i Church Notes 1 1o o s esoo4e e to E Church South Services Sunday a m 11 oclock at M E Church South by the Pastor No services at uiehb on account of the meeting at Jhe Opera HouseSunday School at 030 Everybody come Earlington Christian Church Bible School 080 ai m Preaching by the minister How ard J Brazeltonat 1045 No night service because of the union meeting at the Temple Thea treMr Brazeiton has begun a series ot Sunday morning talks oniTbtr Experiences of the Early Church as Applied to Present Day Church Lift wblqli prgmisesto be Interesting and helpful Sundaywill be Church Extension I X 11 rJ it itr 1IJfiJ Day The Church here will make a liberal offering to this work The minister begins a meeting with the Grapevine Church Monday night An artical that has real merit ti should In time become popnlar That such Is the case with Chamberlains Cough 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ever used ANTISEPTIC Inthetoilet to cleanseandwhltenithe teeth remove tartar and prevent decay To disinfect the mouth destroy Jcleani from the teeth and purify the breath perspiration As a medicinal agent for local 1cexist nothing equals hot douches of Paxtine For ten the Lydia E Pinkham Med Co has been K advising their patientstouseItbecause of Us extraordinary cleansing healing For itsweiphtInthroat inflamed eyes cuts and wounds All druggists and CO cents a box Trial box and testimony of 31 women free on request THEitAXTON 191IE1O B0 TBMMAM t YOJJ i t n j