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EiiTTUESOftY TUESDAY i FRiD IY R DRY AFTERNOON STRY wE AFTERNOON IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE OUR BUSINESSADVERTISE IT FOR SALE 1lTWENTYGRADED COMMON SCHOOL DISTRICT Election Carried in Earlington Last Saturday by a Safe Majority TOTAL VOTE CAST WAS 641 The school election held on Saturday to establish a graded common school district in Earl ingt9n curried by a majority of 51 after u hard fought contest in which those who worked for the triumph of the school idea found It impossible to get to all the people of the district the reel L merits of the tnx proposition To the last a misapprehension existed in the minds of many as to what the proposed tax would mean in actual cost to them and many exaggerated and mislead ing stories were abroad that frialftoned any number of meu and women into the belief that the proposed tax would be a burdenThe total Vote cast was 041 up on the question Are you for or against the Graded Common Schoolux The votes in favor of the tax numbered 340 and the number cast against the tax was 295 The Board of Trustees elected were Dr A 0 Sink Paul M i Moore E L Wise W E Rash and Ernest Newton the votes for these trustees running from 882- toN850 When the polls opened at six r oclock Saturday morning there were a number of earnest women on hand ready to Vote for the Home and the Children as the badges read that were used for the day They began early and they worked till there was noth lug left to do when the polls closed at 4 oclock in the after noon And then they stood and waited auxiouply hopefully but with fear lest the majority might have been cast against the per petuation and the betterment of the Farlingtou School through the establishment of the graded school district When the announcement of the result was made there were 1 several hundred people for and the proposition around J1the school house and many Ve 1i hides that had been used to con qx vey voters to the polls The 6n tliusiasm of the school workers was unbounded findingexpres Mion in round after round of s cheers that were heard for near ly a mile away Then the ve 2 hides were loaded with ladies and a procession was formed and when cheering Main and Railroad streets The re joicing did not take the form of exulting over those who had op posed the movement but of re 11 joicing for the triumph of the School and the Home and the Children and that the victory i had made permanent the sup reme Blessing of Good Schools jiV for the children of Earlington Its 600L at the IDLE HOUR M f p Miss Atkinson Entertains At her home on Main street Fri u day evening MissMargareJ kinson was hostess at a delight 1 ful Rook party The guests were thcfsociety girls and young ma trons who spent the evening t 1most pleasantly playing the pop l ular game Rook Delicious f peach cream and cake was served At alate hour reluctant good nights wereidVv 1 Wanted at once 100 Miners c r Steady work NoBTONviiiLK COAX dt COKE Co 0 Incorporatedr f- lr HOPKINS CIRCUIT COURT- SEPTEMBER TERM 1912 SECOND DAY SEPT 24 1912 Commonwealth Kentucky vs JSameSame VB Eltie Rodgers Same vs Jessie Morris Same vs Oleo Oates Same vs Oscar Epley Hermrt AshbySame vs W 0 Smith Same VB Frank Wilson Same VB Ed Miller Same vs Will Bradshatv Same VB J 8 Orr Same vs J S Orr Samo VB J 8 Orr Same VB J S Orr Same VB J S Onv THIRD DAY SEPT 26 1912 Commonwealth 6t Kentucky VE Albert Huff Same VB Jake Roush Same vsAVUl Williams Same vs Wallace Woolfork S Frank Rodgers f Same VB Phelia Johtison Mack Vaughn Same vs Phelia Johnson FOURTH DAY SEPT 26 1912 Commonwealth Kentucky vi Rosco Garrett Same VB Elmore Barnett Same VB Wyatt Edmonds Same vs Tom Sharber Edgar Dob bins Torn Curtis Same VB Will Overby Volney Dobbins Ned Farmer Shack Dun lap Roland Moore Same vs Ned Farmer Thos Cur tis Douglas Whitflold Same VB Pete Davis Same vs George Eaves FIFTH DAY SEPT 27 1912 Commonwealth of Kentucky vs Henry Johnson Same VB Harvey Sqthard Same ve Charley PhelpsV Same ve Same 2 Same VB Same Same vs Same Same VB Same Same VB Same Same VB Same Same vs same Same vs R A Miller Same VB Same Vi i Same vs Brad Osljurn alias Brad Pliolps v Same vs Same Same VB Same Same VB Same Same VB Same Same VB Same Same VB German Gentry Same VB SamesSame VB Minter Hale Fred Cow toy SIXTH DAY SEPT 28 1912 Commonwealth of Kentucky vs OBryan tJtley Co Same VB Central Store Co Same VB Ewel Lamb Same VB Clark Mfg CQ Joe CarlisleSams VB Luclon Johnson Same VB Same Same VB John Wolf V SEVENTH DAY SEPT 30j912 Commonwealth of Kentucky vs John Flowers Same vs Same Same VB Aron Clayton David Harris COMMON LAW TRIAL DOCKET At September Term 1912 SEVENTH DAY SEPT 30 1912 Milan Slsk VB Nortonville Coal Co A R Franklins Admr VB Louis vine Nashville R R Co JL Wright VB Nortonville Coal CokeCo Commercial Bank of Dawson VB McGregor Hardware Co Charles JT Long vs Mannington Coal Coke Co Louisville NashvillevR R Co VB NortbnvllleCoal Co EIGHTH DAY OCT 1 1912 Smith Barnes Co VB Mad sonviHe Music Co Farmers Bank vs A L Matingly Frank J Owen vs Inkerman Bal ley St Bernard Mining Co vs J Nuokles Sauford Day Iron Works vs J N Slsk Sam J Bskel vs Consolidated Casualty Co v Cratnor c NINTH DAY OCT 21912 H M Carty VB Interstate Caner lee Co Jack Uzzle va Klngton Coal Co Willie HOwtonys Sovereign Camp With Coburns Progressive Minstrels at Temple Theatre Saturday Night September 2Ist Woodmen of the World J W Cftstedl vs GeoH Greenup TENTH DAY OCT 3 1912 W T Carlisle vs Fr F Brown Dabney Bishop vs Petersburg Coal Company HopkmsCpunty Bank vs The Brasher Coal Co r R P Killlok vs Louisville Nash vide RR Co 0 B Tapp vs G I Rodgers Sam Sutton JU Snider VH E T Barrel ELEVENTH DAY OCT 4 1912 The Kentucky Bank fc Trust Co Admr of Browning Veasey vs Rose Creek Coal Co G W Cook vs Illinois Central R RCo John W Denton o VB Richard W Long c- Kentucky Consumers Oil Co vs Pleasant JKuu Coal Cot TWELFTH DAY OCT 5 1912 Nortonville Mercantile Co vs Nortonville Coal Coke Co c W T Carlisle VB W G Head Henry F Head Partners c W D Coll o VB Edgar L Hen d ricks J B Evans o vs Louisville Nashville R R Co James Ventress vii Sunset Coal Company THIRTEENTH DAY OCT 7 1912 Hopkins County Bank vs Mrs Henry W Rogers c Agnes Martin by her next Friend VB R L Tirey Edna Greenup VB George H GrennniJ Wesley Ventress by o vs Sunset Coal CoVGustafsou MTtf Co VB Nortonville Cool Coke Co Boetioher Kellogg Co VB Nor tonville Coal Coke Co v FOURTEENTH DAY OCT 8 1912 David Fltzslinmons c va Illinois Central R R Co The Perrysburg Banking Co vs The Dixie Coal Co c Chas Williams o vs Sunset Coal Company Ruby Ligon vs Everett Osburn c Commonwealth of Kentucky VB E L Hondriolks c Same vs W J Cox o Same vs Sunset Coal Co Sanao va N L Holeban- Samavs John G B Hallo Same ve Johu G B Hall and others COMMON LAW APPEARANCE DOCKET J9I2tAi J Fowler VB Florence Dodge BatleyOllie idiWilliam Humpetead VB Illinois Central R R Co Edward Croft VB Illinois Central R R Co- Luther Rucker vs Illinois Central R R Co- O E Todd vs J H Flnley H B Moaley vs Geo Creek c A Miller vs Louisville Nashville RK Co Vancamo Hardware Iron Co vs Nortonville Coal Coke Co Rand Powder Covs Nortonville Opal Coke Co Kentucky Consumers Oil Co VB Nortonville Coal Coke COW B Trumbo Co VB Frank E Mohr Kellogg Maokay Co VB R L liar led M A Hunt Co vs Clark Be shears Clark JiJD Or ton vs Annie Langston J E Hays vs B D Menser o IFlrst State Bank of N6rtoDvlle vs C 8 Williams o W E Teague vs Illinois Central R R Co 8 J Baker vs ErngstNisbet Exr c Emma Lee Ashby Executor c vb J R Rich c Kink Brinsmade Mercantile Co VB Mrs O E OBryan Corn Brothers vs David Igleheart o Mrs Nannie J Nisbet o VB Day Brother c J C Nisbet Jr vs Wm Lynch and others D D Woodruff vs Illinois Central R R Co The Thomas D Murphey Co vs Salmon Young Grocery Co W L Gates Admr of Wm Hughes Dec vs Coil Coal CO Mrs Mi Franklin vs C R Ray others Nathan Plant Sons vs J B E J Welborn The Kentucky Bank Trust Co Admr of Marshal Petrie Deed VB Coil Goal Co Lee Long Adair of Leslie Clem eats Dood VB Coil Coal Co May Page VB Illinois Cetitral Rl R Co Bessie Cooley va Illinois Centre R R Co THE ECONOMICAL WAY The long distance service ot the Cumberland Telephone Tel egraph Company enables the business man to conduct all of his outside affairs in the most economical and satisfactory manner You scan get long distance connections to all outside important cities and towns within a radius of one hundred miles of Earliug ton Prompt service reasonable rates For information call CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH CO sir S Will T Mills Executor c ye J jE Owen Commonwealth of Kentucky by a Gardiner Bowmer Same vs A It Jagoe Same vs ii K Gordon others Same TS B E Lailoon Gdn o Same VB H H Holeman o Ed Green TS Louisville Nashville B B Go J G Young y B Same Walter Rogers vs Same W 0 Parker vs MHE Rail road CoVAPPEARANCE EQUITY September Term I9J2 Msrv V Bonebergor VB Charles Boueberger Rhodes McDowel Construction Co vs Louisville Nashville R R Co Will Z Brownys Louolla Brown Andrew Riggihys Victoria Riggh Carrie Hntchings VB Geo Hutch tugs J M Crunvk vs Sarah Crunk Lem ONeal VB Areno ONeal Mortons Bank Trust Co vs E M Banner Vera Anderson vs Clarence An cieraon Sanford Day Iron Works VB Nor tonville Coal Coke Co M J Lee c vs Frank Chappell o The Kentucky Bank Trust Co vs Elizabeth A Brown Nellie Davis vs Sol Davis Rebeca Halfacre VB Jno Halfacre Caekey Hopgood vs W P Hop good Hopkins County Bank VB T M Thomas c Lizzie Dean vs R G Dean America Lee Harrison vs George Harrison Maude Wrighth VB O W Wright Carrie McNlchols VB Sell Me Nichols Sallle Warder vs Ike Warder Zedrick Hughes vs Lula Hughes Minnie Brasher vs Roland Brasher y Bond Bros VB Kentucky Tie Co J H Hawkins vs Laller Hawkins Maime Thompson vs Lonnle ThompsonGeo vs VlrdieCox Mrs Amanda Tapp vs Louise Daniels Eula Smith VB Charlie Smith Mrs P D Brooks vs R E Brooks Francis Rutherford vs A Lx Rutherford John Klrkwood vs J M Oliver o F J Hagerfcy Co vs L D Quails c- Sallle Hooker VB Pearl Hooker Minnie Asbby VB Wesley Ashby J B Dover c vs Gainer Coal Co c Mattie Emmett VB Orlean Emmett Frank McGregor VB Annie Mc Gregor Mariah Robards vs L L Robards Callie Morris VB Wyatt Morris Belle Wilson vs R L Wilson J S Dockery VB Fannie Dookery Robert Tapp Admr VB William Tapp c Bud Dobbins VB Laura Dobbins Carrie Graham VB Richard Gra ham Jennje Shaw VB John Shaw J N Potts vs Ella Potts Atha Fox va Morris Fox Thos E Fmley vs Jim Ezell Ethel Pomdexter VB Luther IL PoindexterLizzie VB Albert Tedder Dollie Fuqua VB Jack D Fuqua Cora Lee Russell c vs A P WatersMaggie Vincent VB Andrew Vin cent Jennie B Cisney vs H LGisney- c Beulah Porter vs Wyatt Potter Dempsey Halo va Eva Hale First State Bank got Nortonville VB Jeff R Halo ot Thos E Fmley vs Ella Todd Jane White VB Sidney White L R Fox Admr vs Sam Masaie c Emma Leo Asbby Executrix c VB F G IdellaGavanaugh J F Buchanan o vs W P Buc hanan o- Hopkins County Bank vs Will Rollins c Same VB J T M A Olenents Same VB Wm Howell c Coy Greekmnrr va EvaCreokmurr Ruby Lumber Co vs W P Ross fro Notice The report is being circulated that I intend to leave Earlington this is a mistake and has a ten dency to injure my practice I am merely going East for a few weeks for a Post Graduate course in one of the Eastern Hospitals and it is not my present inten tion to leave Earlington perma neatly Respectfully i DR ELDRSD DAVIS r MASS MEETING AT CITY HALL Held by People Who are Against a The Graded School- Proposition ELDREDA DAVIS r CHOSEN CHAIRMAN A meeting was held last night initjhe City Hall by those who are not in favor of The Graded School in Earlington The room was well filled with those both for and against the school ques tion On a motion by Rev Jno Burden Dr Eldred a Davis wasYmade chairman When Dr Da vie took the chair he made a few remarks in regard to the manner in which the recent election was conducted and stated that some of the voters were intimidated by the ladies who were gathered about the voting place and that others were herded like cattle and driven to the polls He in timated that this was u free country and such high handed outrages against honor and jus ce ust cease He also made several other remarks along this line and ended up by saving he expected to lose both prestige and patronage by the stand he had taken in this mutter On motion oc Rev Bnrden the chair was authorized to name a com mittee to secure a lawyer to in vestigate the legality of the re cent election Before this com mitte was appointed however Paul M Moore asked for a few minutes time and said that there r would be no difficulty in any one seeing the vote registered last Saturday as the humblest citizen had a perfect right to go to the court house and examine the names of all who voted He also said in behalf of those Who voted for the school that they courted the fullest investi gation and would do alt in their power to assist in this work That if this election was not fair honest and honorable on their side they wanted to know it Mr Moore was vigorously ap plauded The chair then ap pointed the committee On mo tion of Bro Burden the chair was authorized to appoint anoth er committee to raise funds by popular subscription to pay the lawyer to do the necessary in vestigaing This committee was soon appointed and Bro Burden made a motion to adjourn and they adjourned All this hap pened in 12 minutes Idle Hour Being Painted The Idle Hour Theatre is be ing painted by E B Gentry of Madisonville The paint used is the new Velvatone it is a dull finish pairs that drys almost in stantly The colgrs used are as follows The ceiling Ivory side walla Old Rose and wainscoting Velva Red It is very beautiful combination Mr Walker tells us that he has 180 uptodate opera chairs orderedand that they ought to be here in a few days After these are installed the Idle Hour will a Theatre beautiful and something the people of Earling ton will can point to with pride He also tells us he is contem plating some other minor im provementsV The Idle Hour management are living up to their motto Noth ing Too Good for Our Patrons and we are sure that the people of Earlington will appreciate j their endeavor to make the Idle Hour something that the people will be proud o- fOd r U 5 I I I i i r nM1 r LMMM rg riJef V M Bee OEIy MANAGER Kentucky Press Association 1 and 1 Second District Publishers League J Branch Slatons Next Door to postoffi Cladison 11 Je 1 mile Kentucky Phone 242 RgsMISS AILEEN 47 Tuesday 1912 l 100Madisonville Not e s Mrs W 0 Holhnger and Kate Ashby vIsited relatives it Henderson Sunday Mr and Mrs Prod Relneoke and son Morris Bemecke will leave 1e Thursday for Creek Mien J f Bassett Sisk left Monday fo Ixmlsvllle to Join her husband who i t ibis gonpin busness in that city Mrs Roy Robinson of flopkmsvlle v qstheguestother parents Dr and f sirs T W Gardinoi In thlsolty 4 I Mr and Mrs Ruby Laffoqn and 4f tbreedapghtere who attended theI t ie Fair last week returned home uhday J at fr and Mrs and Mrs 1 Dan Jones left Monday for Texas J where they expeot to make their 1futare home Their many friends t regret very much their loss in this i community Mrs Mattie Gray Johnson of Ran l I ford Fin Is the guest of relatives In J this oltyrMrs I Bailey has returned homo attar a few weeks visit in St Louis StateIFair last week Mr and Mrs G W Hunter ot jtfiobolosville are the guest of her y 1paronte Mr and Mrs 0 B Tato S s l cherokee Indians at Central CityI Arrangements have been i with H 0 Spencer madeIthe Cherokee Indian jjab to stop in Central I iher1D kingwIth his savage team This is the sixth season this team has toured the country In 1910 r the Oherokee o4 lns played 107 r timet wonM tend Instil in 1911 leyryt played 111 games won 79 losJt2i add tied 8 This recordj j speaks for itselfand proclaims S sneer s Oherokee Indian Club fine of the greatcstsif not the neatest Indian ball club in the r I Country Let everybody come out and etj the scowling redskins play it bAllshoot the peliet over the f plate buntthe ball run buses and occasionally give a war 4Whoopon the 22od when they t Will play the local team at Ath Jetic in Qentral Oity This game will be called 1 promptly at 800 p mt on ac exercisesr s place at 200 Pm Let every bOdy come and see one more is Aureal live ball games before the A aeasou closes j his 1 11 X3has Burden of the Ohio MM MMM 11 NNNM MMM Advertising Rates Display Advertisements single issue The per inch Locals and Inside Pages Readers 10c per line Resolutions and Cards of Thauks 60 per line Obituary Poetry Do per line Slight reductions on time contract display advertise ments Also locals that run several mouths without change Entered at the Earlington Post Office as Second Class Matter Office in Ben Office No Telephone September 17 Battle Mrs Park eat IS D1S A HOTEL Those who saw Charlie Gano that Prince of blackface enter tainers with Ooburns Greater Minstrels last season and hie interesn ted in the announcement ot his latest and best vehicle for the coming season with that popular attraction Gano is the best blackrface man who has been seen in this city in years lie was re cognized as an artist a genuine ly funny impersonator of which there are very few left from the old school His unassuming manner off the stage his court eous consideration of others was as refreshing as his clean cut comedy And the omission of coarseness from his jokes The Savannah Morning News said of him Gone is an Artist He is funny consistent and refreshing He never even approaches the ragged edge of suggestive com Watch this paper for further notice of Gano and his new vehicle and watch for day and date your cjT M State will pitch for flan to the Gentleman A man thats clean inside an out who neither looks up to the rich nor down to the poor who can lose an can win without wh of women Jren old people who is too to cheat and who share of the world and lets other people theirs r it Ft i t not It means condition Id the lungs that brings on Pneumonia liaise tbw disease I t soro throat and cold settled Jn tho lunge 1C a made only of the purest and a wonderful soothing relief for the throat and lungdIsorders to which aro 8ubJe tI 7 JAMCS F ST LOWS MI t For Weak Sight or Sore Eye flU Stepbena Eye Salve It cares I ILD AND ST CO ted I k tj S l you uses an antiseptic in your in care of IOcour5 want the what you have been or tablet you please try Pastine a antiseptic to be dissolved in water as needed Paxtino is more economical more mohealingre I Ii iInthe to andwhite the teeth remove tartar and proven t To keep artificial teeth and clean and odorless To remove nicotine f from the teeth and purify the f perspiration As a medicinal agent for local treatment of feminine ills where pelvic and ulceration exist nothing equals hot douches of Paxtlne For ten years the Lydia E Pinkham Med Co has been regularly their patients to use it becau of its cleansing healin and power For this purpose atone Paxtino is worth its wei h Also for nasal catarrh sore throat inflamed eyes cuts All druggists 25 and CO cents a box Trial box and of 31 free on request THE PAXTON TOILET CO BOSTON MAU COLORED COLUMN REV J B EVANS EDITOR Services at the anyeral churches last Sunday were good Howard Lila last quar ter with the O M E church last We are glad to report that all of our sick people are Miss Cornelia MoNIoholls th head cook for the Star Restaurant has home after a in Henderson and resum ed her duties Mrs Carry MoNlchots last Sunday in Henderson Ky The institute work of the First District will beJtlnITuesday morning Sept 17th and the association will open the 10th The following brethren have been appointed to preaoh stated I + + 0Y t ar at The Grand Leader Will he closed on account of a holidayh Saturday September Make purchases us before or after tkis date Willopen Saturday at 6 P I League traldityAdmissiou25c and25c grandstand A without squealing bragging considerate child and generous takes have r t SUMMER COLDS Bteuld bo neglected a Bronchltla ec 4 uerlous i Ballards-I Horehound Syrup remedyor Mringredients possesses tubesChildrenchildren Dottlsrt sizerchestIIAUMDPMPMETM 2 KECQMMCMOB V BERNARD MINING IncQpor Drug DepartmentIj t I For Women Who Care yourownpcr antiseptics concentrated powder Ye ANTISEPTIC toilet cleanse dasttoJdiseasebridgework breath catarrh inflammation advising extraordinary germicidal andwounds testimony women Elder held Sunday Improving returned week- visit again spent Association sermons 8B 21st at the coming session Introductory sermons Rev N B Brouaugb Edqocatlonal sermon Rev J W Missionary sermon Rev J J Johntson alternate Rev G W Topics for discussion No 1 The Lords Supper and how to admlnls Itel it Rev J B Kirby Nu2 Is It li in keeping with the word of God for our churches to praotios selling on dtdifference between Justification and SanotiflCatldn Rev G MJ yRevoctheRev Evans and Mrs Varuad6 fThursdayi i Our Bumper Crops Record breading crops are reth ofAgriculturereport Corn may reach 21095II 000000 bushels exceeding the record crop of 1906 by 08000 it he 000 bushels The spring wheat crop it is estimated will go 8000000 over the record crop of 1908 potatoes 9000000 bushels so over the high yield of 1909 oats 104000000 bushels over the record crop of 3916 The tobapp yield is estimated at 000 pounds iu excess of last years crop T todaYiJforvariation sonvllle with her parents in lIacWhI ofGreenville a enroute to St Louts to ud the RexalluieetingJe I4tlves here Sunday r r EC WILL OF GOD IN LIVESor liitl REV J W LOVING Putor of Taunt AYe BaptUl Church Newton TVXJM or that ye ought to say If wo shall live and do thin James IV 15 ITEXTI thought of this root of all worldliness t1pride arrogance of heart towards and that the cnly remedy Is to submit ones self to God to humble runes self In the of God The spirit of worldliness here takes the specific form of ssumptuotis confi dance In the feature calculating on time to come without reference to the providence of Gadas it the future were In our hands The writer tells Us that we ought to say that if it be Gods will wo shall do so and so Ho Is pleading that Gods will shall have the right of way notgEace BuBhnells groat sermons on mans life a plan of God It has not been my privilege to read that particular sermon nor do I know just the text of It There are throe great sayings coming from three sev eral men that will furnish our divi alone for this mornings discourse 1 Prince Albert consort of the late Queen Victoria used to say Find out the plan of God in your generation and then beware lest you arose that plan or tall to find your- own place la It All true life hail a divine pies Mlt U not in man that walketh to direct his tIFor a moment let your thoughts run- back over your life Many of ua will go back to the quiet country place far from the maddening crowd it uneventfulecommonplace Often zou caught ase came when you started forth Now it may not be that you have seriously longed to go back and bury yourself as you used to say IE that retired sphere again But havo not the disappointments Ilsenchantments revelations life caused you to appreciate more highly the carefree exemptions of that earlier HfeT Ob thrlco happy you were when you had others to decide for you when It was yours Just to obey them that had authority over you Do you think it a mero accident or even in cident that your lot was thus cast Nay was it not rather Gods good providence His great plan la your life His own hand has guided you His power kept you He kaa been your shield and buckler your defense on the right hand and OB the left your toward and your alt conquering leader Dont you believe that bad you ear er recognized the good hind of your God upon you and submitted your life and all to Him your Ute has sot only Iscomparablyup and try to find out the plan of God iln our generation True there is no variableness In God He is ever the same And yet we know that the work of this generation is not just that of the Apostolic age not just that of Luther We are living In an age of Unrest of new adjust meats and alignments Men are straining to adopt things More than one man even in thin land ef ours are trying to evolve a new reli gionSome of the features of these sew religions call on us to find Gods plan He His plan all miraculous pow r all authority all restraint is elimi So we need to ask for the old and to raise the warning volco to try to lead others Into the plain which is yet the narrow but living way the only way More and more there a call to stand for God and to illustrate In individual lives what God does In through and with the life surrendered to Him In the face of he widespread feeling of unrest and uncertainty let us exhibit that rest which Jesus gives and which we find obedience to Him by taking Hilt and learning from Him 2 Pastor Monort used to ay06r work is bit a segment In the groan ephcre of Gods eternal work and U wirhove ryes to see we may read h- Ithatortlon of life work which be to us our name and the date of anotherwayis to do Gods work and i at each worker as an individual Is particularplaceet I dignity and value to our work must partake of the priceless value the high quality of God himself for is a part of his own work which assigned to us as individuals to do 3 Constantine when marking out the bounds of Constantinople being told that the city would never fill put vast an area replied I am following him who is leading me We may not here pause to discuss the Christianity of the great emperor astuteand ButihJods leading Again and again does e call of the master bid us follow t Only Godled lives tell most for Too often with us it is not question of knowing so much as one of doing the Lords will With many of us the trouble 10 that we not felt the cost of hJgflietappreciation I H 7 or J1VE1 iILkL r t If PRINCESS SPECIAL rl 1 This Popular Photo Play Theatre is now under new managernentguaranteesits a I Especially Adopted for Ladies and Children j We are again running the Worlds Best Pictures You know what that means h Kaleuis I rEscany Paths U8elig and Vitagraphp MADISONVILLE KY Matinee Daily 2 p m r hamtf Suits for FalliI have secured the agency for The COSMO POLITAN TAILORING COof Chicano and will be pleased to take your order for that next suit I have some beautiful sam ples and the prices are right too They J range from 1i 50 UP JGive me a call A pleasure to show samples r J Walter N Martin Bee Office Earlington Ky u u u Sri Is A CORRECTION Madisonville Ky r Sept 16 1912 I have been informed that I have beenJ quoted as saying that if the Graded School Election carried at Earlington it would impose an additional advalorem tax of 50 cents on the 10000 worth of property in addition r to the county tax now assessed by law I 1 take this opportunity to say that I made no such statement and gave no opinion in regardtto the taxation one way or the other I tobk no interest in the Graded School ElectiontEarlington for either side and am taking none now I makethis statement injustice to myself and not in favor of either side in this contest In fct I never heard of the Graded School Election at Earlington as I now recallun til Wednesday at noon before the election on Saturdayand I was then on my way to the State Fair at Louisville and never returned until 515 Am Saturday I make this statement in justice to myselfand to all parties ou both sides in this controversy D H Kincheloe oL J TEMPLE THEATRE i LSAt J A COBlJRNSr a 1 Progressive S1 4 MINSTRELS J Bigger and Better than Ever Before Presenting nn en tire change of Program with new Dancers s and Grade Minstrel Entertainerstj Foremost BurntOork Americas Artist CHARLIE CANO zf 4 s 1 f PRICES 35c 0300 euu1 750 9JFly 4 1 1 fl o- J C A MORTON i MADISONVILLEKY 1 Funera Directorand Embalmer f Any Call Answered Promptly Day orNight a J1 4 aIThe man who whispers down well p About the things he has to sell t Will never reap a crop of dollars like he who climbs a tree and l l hollers I L News of the Town 1 CALLED BAOJa atwo reel Thanbouser at thl IDLE HOUR tonight Y Mr and Mrs George Wyatt and Mr and Mrs John Long and Mrs W tt MUG ary spent Sunday In Mortons Gap with Mrs H L Browning Let us show you footwear The Mo Leod Store Incorporated Madi Bonville Ky Mrs Francis Kline who has been visiting relatives in Tenn for some time returned home Saturda- yI can save you money on your fall suit Let me show you rav samples WALTER N MARTIN Gilbert and Norris King and Misses Glrtie Obannon and Marga ret Turner mortored to Madison ville Sunday Mr and Mrs Fish and children left today for Nashville they will attend the state fair at that place and from there will 20 to Washington and New York returning to Norfolk Va by water The little Fishes will visit with their grand parents In Nashville during Mr and Mrs Fishs absence 1 Kill Pols- c For Bad Blood Miss Justine Marquette of Sturgis was In Earllngton Monday organiz lug a violin class Will Hills was in Earllngton Sunday Styles that lead the way are the kind we are showing Garments that represent the newest concep r tions from the fashion centers The MoLeod Store Incorporated Made nonyille Ky Paul King was In Madisonville Sunday night Tom Wan of Henderson WAR in town Sunday to FOR SALE One 100 course In anything except ciyll engineering L from International Correspondence School of Scranton Pa Will sell at a bargain Apply at Bee Office Freeman Kiser of Madisouville was in town Saturday Have you seen those lovely fall models In suits coats and dresses now on display In our readytowear department If not then pay us a Visit The HoLeod Sorp Incorpo rated Madlsonvllloj Ky Miss Gertrude Blaok of Madison vllle was In town Sundays and Wall Mottoes all IBibles prices Pictures of Jesus as Infant youtb Crucified and Ideal lOo for the four Can furnish you any book published WALTER N MABTIN After a vacation of a months au ration Miss Aileen Davis has again resumed her duties with the Earl In ton Bee and Is manager of the Branch office In Madisonville Buster Brown School Shoes for boys and girls None better few aa good The McLeod Store Incorporated Madisonville Icy Mrs J M Oldham attendtHtIler vices at the Grape Vlnechurch SundayMorton Victory was In Owensboro Saturday CALLED BACK a picture tak en from the novel of the Bamenatne EHOURMorton Victory left Monday morn leg for Wabash College at Craw fordville Ind to take a course in journalismCicero returned Friday to his home In Mineral Well Texas af ter a visit to his daughter Mrs Eldrod Davis Ohillax For Chills and Fever Miss Lucy Fawcett spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Miss Mabel Browning M 0 McKinney of Madisouville was in town Tuesda- yWANTEDGentlemen room ors for two nicely furnished rooms centrally located terms reasonable Apply at this of floe tf Julius Smith who has been tie guest of Mrs EldredDavls left Friday to enter Culver Military Academy N A Alford was in Madisouville MondayCALLED BACK its a picture worth white at the IDLE HOUR tonightEd has resigned his post lion as express agent at Earllngton add was succeeded bv Waltrip of MadisonvilleDallas was in Orofton Sundays Kidney Flush For Kidney and Bladder Disease Luton Polk of Gnthrle was in town last night- BudKell of Madlsonvillp was in town on business Tuesday The University four with Coburh Mlnestrell Teitge Crokett Settle I LucasMiss Roney Hanna Is working in the St Bernard Drug Store during Mr Trah ern absence Beneath the Western Skys ono of those swift stirring Western plo ture for which the Nestor OOnarp famous Its at the Idle Hour to night CALLED BACK 2 REELS THANHOUSER 2 REELS AT THE IUJftlOI1RSEPT 17 TONIGHT SEPt171 One of the best if not the best picture it lias ever been our pleasure to see and one that wet k pride in announcing We are proud that we can show such a picture as this and know that after you have seen it you will say Hthat was the best picture I ever sawIn addition to this we are showing Beneath Western Skies a Netor and a Western one pftlfose1 swift moving pictures that the Nestor Co is famous for Dont miss these pictures or yu viilbe sorry Y Tonight Tuesday September 17 Only r Nothings too good for our patrons t Adult1S IOc Children 5c- The IDLE HOUR is a oO LPlace to go these hot nights t A Wf A r- J A v a DONT MOVE OUT Let us print you some HAND DILLS ADVERTISE And Business Will Boon Mrs Roy Peyton who has beet visiting relatives in Springfield sev eral days has returned homo J B Wyatt of this city was ill Evansville Sunday Our service guaranteed goes with every pair of shoes bought atTh Mc Leod Store incorporated Mad sonvllle Ky Mrs Jno Price of Madisonvilh vlSItedPaul Price and family tbl Week J Miand Mrs R G McEuen anc littip son spenV SunyaV In St Charles 608 For Rheumatism and Gout Misses Lluulo and Marjie Whit field have ret urnea from a visit tc Louisville Mr and Mrs W A Randolph and children arc home from a visit t Trigg count- yFOUNDAt the Mo Leod Store Incorporoted Madisonville Ky classy footware for the man who oases=TheFlorsholm Store Mrs Harriet Browning leaves to- ni+y for St Louts where she will vie It this week Miss King of the millinery department of Barnes Cowand k Co has returned from her summer vacation If you are looking for sometbm different in ReadytoWear comet and let us show you some of tbose impressive models that we are n celvmg dally TUE Mo LEOD BTO- BIncorporated Madisonville Kj Gilbert Turner of St Charles was in town Sunday night Mrs Harriet Browning and E Trahern left tuna morning forSt Louis to attend the meeting of th Rexall Association Zelpah Moorehead will leave Wed nesday for Greenville to visit rela tlves Miss Bessie Coyle left Saturda for Murfreesboro to enter Tenosse college she was acoompaned by he sister Irene Ladles Aid society of M E Church south will meet at tho pal sonage at 3 oolooR every lady is ej pealed to be present and bring you thimble Fatty Campbell Eingneer on n spent a few days in Paris Tenn la week Gilbort King was in town las night J D McPherson of Madisonvlll e was in town Tuesday Miss Margaret Mc hereon an Evans Waller of Morganfield wor In town Monday I Miss Hazel Fawcett of Madison vllle was in town visiting friend yesterdayPat of Madisouvlll e was in town on business Tuesday Neal Spillman was iu Mad oD yule Sunday Suneraedinf all Others From rich M River bo HugrieTonicfever Has superseded all others i my tradeTtiiiv8riablo cures who- gtyenaocordingto direotipnsr It i the very medicine we nee and th only one for chills and fever that can sellc Sold by DrugglstB 5C and 1QO bottlesPrepared by OJIKSQNP2TTET COLQpiavillE- Incorporate Cumberland Telephone Company Wi Give Earli niton BttterSeMce- The Cumberland Telephone Company are making arrangmentB t give their Eariington patrons much better service in the near ft ture They expect to install add tfonal new equipment hero and wll add more operators as the businee here Is badly crowded and the tw operators are unable to handle i t One day last week the two Earlinj ton operators handled over 700 Sail in two hours this ia a record that 1 hard to beat 1 yT- A THE NEWEST NOVELTY 1 l MAGIC 4ZIPPIA New Invention for Obtaining a Bright Flame Without the I t Use of a Match i f SAFE QUICK HANDY ECONOMICAL I k J 25 Di ST BERNARD MINING CD INCORPORATED DRUG DEPARTMENT I 1 fr Pure readiud matte heres interesting news especially impor tant the man who d immediate e purchase of fall clothesWeve ad vance showing ofallij the new models r io eIrereClothes+ ii made in Waterford tweeds from Ireland Ralescota cheviots from Scotland Belwarp worsteds e fromBradford j Frascatte Cloths from Selkirk Montagnacs from France Belgiumthe finest showing of high clothes ever made in the city s The colorings1 a delight to economyn youlloin andservice Special Kuppenheimer creations made especially us feat II ured in this advanced showing at This article consists of a pol fished nickel reservoir as illus f trated containing absorbent cotton n vr v When once satuated the R charge lasts months Therlighting rod has an asbestos tip arsparking metal Each tip f good 5000 lights I Extra tips can also be furnish i I edwith outfit This lighter is tr entirely new Each is packed in a separate i oo with screws attaching to f wallc 4s PRICE CENTS EACH L S T I r I to contemplates an arrangedan in and are wear for and for 4 for box for j THE McLEOO STORE 0 o a INCORPORATED i ON THE SQUARE MADISONVILLE KY 8 S A + S hf f r Si N 41t i4t 1 F4 iR V Yt +4 Jri rr fri i l r vs7+ rn9r u 4- p 1 O if a q C W rvw sn f73 it T P1rr ZL F Ip+ yeaniu + +MM t iN l h y rrgirV M r w 1I4 rA f1IJf trS t i V r u j1 i w jl II- i It C 1 tl fl INfT DEN I r J i f F ND since weve thought about It i mean to have a care aaalways in our pleasant things Let others have a share 1 2 LRK l j F oogunlslaUue In all kinds of work To bo well o Iazard the I s h fhear d worker never i an exceliencelthei c r a till exist the idea that housekeeping i an be done and done well by any fiew thout much training and with o study Lot us hear what Rose i e terry cook says on that subject After much meditation find experll nce I have divined that it takes asl uch sense and refinement and talent r 9 cook a dinner wash and wipe a t she make a bed and dust a room as t i Boes to tho writing of a novel or shin lag in high society scienceiVB does all effective work There are no many good women drifting along a tho world with not much thought if why they have certain work to do are im t yofd Istence We are so apt to think our nfluence and Impress upon society is mall yet it is just as important In f r ta as those who have a greater JplaceJ r could make this an ideal world flf each were ready to do his duty to ivt the very best of his ability keeping in t 4 bcalnd and working toward a high ideal fWhen we are ready to do a little ta ore than is required of us to strive o make each piece of work a little F tetter than tho last we are on the dgh road to a successful life t One of the most Important things for housekeepers to remember Is that heir work is ono of utmost import ance and it should be regarded with l ignlty There isard work in any t xFng that is worth doing whether at be the making of a statue or a loaf eJ bread What sort of a statue would I la sculptor make who took his block i fef marble and aimlessly cut away 1 hirith no definite idea in his mind of phat he wanted to make The rea s ien for so many of lifes failures is r pat we do so much of onr work with icithor aim nor preparation t y rtr ej x IR i r I bit of looking at the o bright side of things is worth yeartiNo men are so fussy about what they t ne those who think their brains the a eseiit part of them 7y VEGETABLEStr4 thetgoes sleep As It contains a large p portion o1 water it la a vegetable s I KMt desirable for the hot months Asparagus spinach and dandelion l ave a marked effect on the kidneys fCe1ery is another vegetable good for gleenD reducing t i Tomatoes are good for the liver l 4 Cabbage is rich in phosphates which fir are needed in the bibd I are said to improve the Yooohtplexion and carrots have a reputa w don for giving high color to the skin i well as Improving the eyes and r t Onions are the best nerve vegeta ooldswr a M teemnia Turnips radishes and beets are veg G ptables valuable as foods A large part of the food value of r vegetables consist in the sauoeewith iI twhlch they are served Beets wIth oil I JBT butter are very fattening Celery cooked until tender and irved in a white sauce is an appetlz 4gmethod of serving that vegetable A nice combination for a salad Is r jeeoked asparagus tips arranged on radishrF i t the asparagus Serve with a T 54 dressing and season with and minced parsley This 1 rbe served as adlnr salad orI 1 addition of a few slices of Y Ibardcooked egg it will nake a salad r JBfilwtantial enough for a luncheon a Sweet green peppers aide cabbage rwdth a few nuts and a simple boned tires sin g- k makes a moat wholesome ted With mayonnaise aad served i rheart lettuce it Is really elegant f j Chopped beets served with 1onAilse colored a rose coler and served t tern m nest of shredded cabbage or oel er7 Ifl another pretty w 2tWorMe Full ef Km l 5 tiltft r neoonodlt is Dlnally a man w yeut pave noncy by cutting flown some y 111p cacai llxpenae0- y ylar iwVii fI I i r tf r Jtr c 11 U I FOR THE WARMER DAYS HOTWEATHER DISHES CONCOCT ED BY FAMOUS CHEFS Tempt1JadedAre Served at New York Swell Hotel The chefs of New York hotels have invented many new dishes for the hot days every housewife will be In terested in them as they suggest new and palatable food for At th WaldorfAstoria are brook I trout with sauceau blue The trout are taken alive out of aI basin 1fithe grillroom then dipped into bon Ing wa ere When proper done they- are served in a delicious sauce made from old Burgundy and other ingred ients which aroa secret of the in ventor Chef Nence Cooked in this way one only knows the delicious flavor of a brqqkjroijt Another WaldorfAstoria surprise is a Foster salad made by cutting in halves large King of Slam oranges scooping out the pulp lining the shells with small leaves of lettuce returning the pulp mixed with flneiygrated pineapple sprinkling with Jamaica rum covering with mayonnaise dust ing with paprika then setting each half orange on a leaf of lettuce or a plate ready to serve Chef Huguet of the Hotel Knicker bocker has a number of new spring dishes with which he is delighting tha patrons One of the most popular of his Burpises is the following Take a Boston duckling a very young one In a baking pan put a layer of sliced Spanish onions and some pats of sweet butter sprinkle with salt and pepper lay the duckling on the prep aration of onion put it in a hot oven and let it cook about forty minutes Remove the pan from the oven take the duckling out of the pan lay it on a platter pour a glass of white wine and a glass of old Madeira In the pan put it over the fire let it come to a boll then add one largo glass of veal stock two fresh tomatoes peeled and sliced Cook for thirty minutes strain the gravy through acheese cloth sieve add one ounce of sweet butter and half a glass of ouraoao In the meantime peel a lemon and an orange slice these in julienne style blanch in water and add to the gravy Pour It over the duckling very hot The duckling must be laid on slices of toast on a hot platter with a slice of orange on its breast and on each side Serve sliced oranges with this dish Twothirds whole onions sliced one third tart apples out hi dices Smother together in a closely covered dish and serve in a border around calves liver saute In sweet butter I A Milliners Aid An excellent preparation of stain less glue for millinery purposes has recently been put on the marfiet EId velvets and tapestries as well as the most delicato silks and satins may be glued on buckram frames without injury to the material The glue is water and weather proof and will not dry or peel off The lovely floral effedts and smart butterfly and Quill designs shown by the leading milliners may be contrived at home with a little ingenuity and the aid of most welcome millinery requisite Vogue Creamy Potatoes Ono quart of sliced potatoes two tablespoons butter two teaspoons salt teaspoon pepper three paretheput all the ingredients together in a small cooker pall or pan set this in a larger cooker pall of boiling water when It Is steaming hot put the small utensil directly over the heat until it bolls i replace it In the pail of boiling water set in cooker for one hour Bervas four persons I Deviled Meat The wings drum sticks and side bones of chicken or cold rare beef or underdone mutton may be used One tablespoon buttor ono teaspoon of vinegar ono of Worcestershire sauce onehalf teaspoonful of made mustard and a pinch of cayenne make a sauce of tho butter vinegar etc mix these thoroughly make cuts in the meat with aknrfe rub this sauce Into them rub the chafing dish with a little but ten heat it and pill the meat Serve hot Asparagus OmeM Best flue eggs separately add two taUeqpooctttte of thick cream to the yolks with A tableapoonfol of butter salt and pepper to taste Hold in the frothed whites mix well add a half teaspoonful of baking powder and a teacupful of steamed asparagus tips butterinFry a delicate brown on both sides and serve at once Qlaoed Fruits and Nuts Boil without stirring 10 or 16 min utes one pound of granulated sugar oae half cup of water When brittle remove from fire add a tablespoon lemon juice and let it stand over hot water Then on the end of a hat pin immerse sections of oranges all diced grapes figs almonds and wal nuts set on oiled paper Old Trays When light oak trays Have been badly marked well wash and rub with warm beer until the stains have disappeared Polish la the turaal way itJii Ir nr 1 a j AREYOU SICK i i e tInrLDt thr eat to aon to that in most it of in 3 A by t and I lit I t I W S S For 1 sue IThe rat sue Kldocy tod MM 5I 1 the other Ak 4tt tae above u asp itt4g e CUT THIS OUT ANa T VS J a Ii Ie t p y A Offer The lat est and daily b1 mail ether with for one year arii Bull will find all news in It the news of the to Sad Knlcker the gel rattled 7 Yes told thE they lied kissed the man who ran against him L N at 9 1911 BOUND No 92 k 625 a m No 62 1108 a m No 94 784 p m No SOUTH BOUND No 58 480 amNo a m No 421 No No am BOUND H di E time wont lnt a m No 113 p m I R NORTH BOUND No 102 128 p m No a m No 122 local a m No 180 local p m SOUTH BOUND Nol21 localpass 138 pm a m r tI a 4 i Purifies the Blood Htlmnr Jllfr Of Chill and Aga cures is the wort s greet safe and the pcrson yet the malaria germ cases drives the poison entirely out the system days Mild Family Laxative For and deep and cases any age or Used in every of the to take Dont waste time with curealls liniments Evansville campaign Evansville elections Democrats Republicans breakfast passll1tbronghoriginating Earlington 641122 96749931048pm INTERURBANTRAINSNORTH 106764 p1DNo No106710amNo pmNo MHETIME CAROM 91911No112leavee Oentr104840 pmNo For Poison Blood Cleanses NerveInorellSesScrofula chPainFor Chills Fever scientific Abiolutelysurc harmless extremely fatalr The New Discovery RHEUMATISM apparently hopeless Specialists compounds Kidneys For and ar9 D sensehif neglected often leads to Disease l PLUSH a s fe e dy stanti1DgKIDNEY c rI M1 international drug Company Sort Smith ark 31 s0REMeDIESKILLPOIS BloodXIlmllltl from ewous nee I fJ66 RHEUMATISM RgMBD111 Ads KIDNEY FLUSH Totits BUddrOUtttul wiU Send 40 raofttlil from ynUM Beueaee IsCURE eteaNoeed JuSta aeJsrs UKtI1 teetaraoied Name Addret MAO Remarkable Couriers offer Send 50c today receiv the Courier until after to the Indiana Farme weekly Moose the political the Courier brings nigh the table Case Did candidate Bockor he babies and TIME CARD Effective Sunday April NORTH pm 61u pm SOUTH card arrlves880 CR TIME CARD pasa1045 680 No 185looal pass 558 the Liver Scrofulou all Malaria cst GOUT seated condition Quarter Globe Pleasant Cure Your Kidney Bladder Uri which Brilhts KIDNE la egD dJSiFOils irI1111 QRC1 D lPA1 T tititl- t All Departments of Men and Boys Wear Are ready for the Fall rush The 7 ages of man in the matter of dress are represented in foreign and domestic styles fwd makes Suits for the young tot on up to the aged fra ternity man- Juvenile Suitss 2 50 to 10 Boys Suits 250 to 18 Youths Suitsr 760 to 25 Young Mens Suits 10 to 80 Mens Suits 10 to 85 All that is novel or stiiid in the best of Hats Shoes and Furnishings Early choice always advisable 5 V i IiA a lea IT PAYS TO TRADE HERE Rm RCS I rte BEE ADS PAY GET THE HABIT D NNfflNNNNNNNNIiN iY htlhl ft4 IMirtlalft9 1Nth4hhrYhhl IUNPERT TON lJl o Funeral Director KERIAries 7x all calla NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE Office Phone 1242- MADISOIMVMLE Residence v Phone 1243- KENTUCKY WmmM B LEADS PAY KfffsKTFgfrrfr a p p i Mva CITY DJRECtORYec L MayorF D Rash Police Judge A J Bonnett Chief of PoIIoe Wm Bradley OhlefJ H HiUnby City OlorkPa111 P Price- TreasurerFrank B Arnold Cit NisbetY t g r p Street CommissionorRobtWood- CouncilmenMadison OldhAm JJ M CatiBler Goo G Atkinson Thos Blair ON Henry Mooting night J drat Monday night in each month School Trustee Paul M Moore Board of Health Ed M Trahern G Gilbert Klni and Curtis B John son Alt D- PostmasterChas Cowell Film DEiARTUENTH D ROR ere Chief F B Arnold Assistant Chief Ohas Barnott Captain Claude Long Gilbert Long WD Cavaness Brick Southworth Baker Fusate Geo T Miller Will Ray burn Bryant Deal Firemen x OHUBOHE8 CATHOLIC Giumcnr First mass every Sunday and holy day at 700 a m Second mass and preaching 980 a m and benediction 7 p m Rev J P McParland Pastor e CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday school at 980 a m Preaching every Lords day at 1046 a m and 745 po m Prayer mooting ovory Wednesday at 780 p m REV H J BKA7ELTON Pastor M E GHUKOir Regular services third Sunday at 11 a mand780pm Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 780 Sunday school at 280 p m0 Class meeting econd Sunday at 1030 am REV G TV DAME Pastor M E OUUKUIJ doOTJt Bev W 4 0 Brandon pastor Services on 1overy Sl1nU at 11 a tn and 1Ao p m Sunday school at 980 a m Prayer mooting Wednesday evening at 780 oclock Ladies Aid Suuiuiy every Monday after noun Oillcial Board meeting Mon day after Urn Sunday Iu each month MittBioNAitv BAPTIST CUD ROH liaR services Und and 4th Sunday in each month also Sntuidny night be fore iiiui Sunday night fol owingyeych Sunday prayer meeting doeday ov nlng Sabbath school Dr A O Slick Supt Ladles Aid meets each Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock Pastor W H Gregor of Louisville JKNKMAI BAPTIST OHUKOH S rviebS fourth Sun Jay morning and evening in fnch month and Satur day evening preceding Prayer mooting Friday evenltR Sunday school 2 p m- RRV1 J LYNN Pastor n EPISCOPAL CHURCH Services 2nd and 4tu Sunday night at 746 at the Library Sunday School at 8 p BO REV GEO C ABBITT Rector LODGES Masonic LodgeE W Turner No 548 meets 1st 8rd Fridays In each month TGVictoria Lodge No 84 K of Po meets every Monday night Visit ors welcome ERNEST NEWTON r K of B and S Hopkins Lodge A O13 W No 501 meets overy Y nightQ EarlmJtonNonight in each month MRS BERTHA UMSTEAD Soc Degree of Honor No 10 moots 1stiand 8rd Saturday nights In each mouth Miss LIZZIE HUFF Sec i EarlingtonCourt I 3rd Monday night at old Masonier I Hall DR C B JOHNSON Scribe Stand walte Tribo No 57Red Men meetR sleepHARRY C of R OatalpOa Y day night All members are ear nestly requested to be there BERNARD WAL ON Clerk MONROE DAVIS Deputy Clerk Modern Woodmen of the World No 11092 meets ever sYY Q WALKBU Seo Elks B P O No 788 meets at nightBRuler Roy S WILSON Secretary Earlington Chapter U DOmeets 1st Thursday in each month at280 p tMRS Knights and Ladies of Seourlt will meet second Monday nights Visiting memberstinvited attendWILL ClerkroordlallyInvitedLodges Very Ancient Form of Respect The bow as a mark of respect la a custom used by nearly all nations and one that had its origin In anoUafc times A Running up and doVra stairs maklnlrbec1or beautiful She must get out of dayanreJtulateherers t PNEUMONIA left me with a frightful cou h and r voryweakIhadePellswhen Icoulda or speak for 10 to 20 couldnothclpm I I DR f New Discovery l Mrs J i SOe AND 100 AT ALL DRUGGiST I D IJi V 4V fW