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N- k f tOEbA m f- I and FRIDAY AFTERNOON 3LtMKit j 4 uLjim ilHniia iHUH HML i S J rj t4I r IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YdU0 B0SNESSADVIEBTI3E U N I tJ f if wt TWENTYTHIRD YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY if TUESDAY DECEMBER 31 1 J r W Ne1H 1 r r President Frank M Ryan Sentenced to Seven Years lttad of Iron Workers Union Given Heaviest Penalty of Any of The 38 Convict M L edDynamiterst v 4 tAlj But Two Defendants at IndrI jrtnipblis1 Convicted And f tericed as Conspirators jGHT PRISONERS ARE GIVEN TERMS OF cSIXYEARSEACHo- rSf t fttlge k Lenient And Suspends Sentend rfffve of The Least Guilty COURT SAYS SOME OF THE DE tl PENDANTS ARC SHOWN TO BE GUILTY OF MURDER Va n Indianapolis Dec sfbe gov ernment won a signal victory today itt IU battle against thelabor dyna mile conspirators from all parts of the nation when thlrtyeigbt of the forty defendants who have boon on trial for three months were com Pitted They were found guilty by the jury of complicity in the MoNamara dynamite plots including the wreck aIr the Los Angeles Thn Build c JBf when tweBtr one persons net r tb r death t of the hRt r4ttepal Atsoalatlon ot Jirldga i 7l and Structural Iron V9tkete was TJUBMOI those convicted He with o otbM war aeeaied of tiling the- uuloiiirfauds to destroy ibe property of contractors who refused to recog alai the union The two dSendante found notQ fuiltr are Herman Seiffert pf Mil r waokeaad Daniel Buekley of Da pprtXowaTile r were brought In at- tooi m All those adjudged Kullty were found guilty on all the eounta- a charged In the indictments 1he jury was dleohargeditnd court ad joarned uutill0 a m Monday at irriieh time sentences will be Imposed Arrangements haye already j been made for appeals Seifiert and Buckley the only two men out of the forty labor union of guiltyoweracustody t olbfe pUHluhraentB very from any mlnimptdto maximum of r thirtynine and onehalf years in yfj the dlacretiop0ptthe court Each 1W prisoner w found guilty stands con j 7tet ot haying in one instance Vi0S JOI a o rlraoytocommlt an- efthned g M t n TWnmnntfftbi3 being punishable A tgrtwo nyearsMimprisonment ora he r onlY i i Dalno erj bothI is found guilty of Illegal transportation of e x p l o B lye s on interstate passenger trains each offense being punishable by an imprisonment of eighteen months or a IJJOOO fine or both While the cumulated possible punishments are thirtynine and onehalf years the court Intimated in the course of the trial he would impose sentences in accordance with the degree of guilt All the overt acts were charged as beings related to the series of dynamite and nltr lycerin explosions Including those on the Pa cific coast as well as those in New England which were directed against openshop structural iron and steel contractors agAinst whom a strike was called by the Interna tional Iron Workers Union in 1805 After receiving their sentences the prisoners are to be taken to a feder al prison probably at Leavenworth Kan A special train probably will usedSentences varying from several years Imprisonment in the Federal prison at Xeavenwortb Kantoone year and one day and to suspended sentences were y inn posed UPOI e fr3M labor union ls eogvloted In the dynamite pipraey eases Olaf A Tveitmoe ot San Fran cieeo convicted fa charges of aid in plotting the destruction of the Lpis Angelejt Times Building and Engine A Clancy also ofSao Fran clsoo were given six yearn each Ryan H head of the onion received the heaviest penalty of seven years- Herbert S Hookla reeelvedaiz- years i All thee prisoners who received prison terms areyto be wken to Leavonwortn Kan probable to night 4- 1TlZkf0 iMSMiOKKiirrr x Terms of Imprisonment wert im posed as follows Frank M Ryan President of the Iron Workers Union seven tears VjaePresidentHerbert S Hockln former Secre tart and formerly of Detroit six years Alaf A TveltHioe San Francisco Searetary of the California Building Trades Council six years Eugene A Clancy San Francisco six years Phillip A Oooley New Orleans six years v Mlpheal J Young Boston six yearsFrank J Higgins Boston two yearsJ Jfunsey Salt Lake City 1 1- j 11 0 c 11 01 L t T t CJ I ru 61 J U 1e J wn l NAlit rtn wadel Grape 41Uar flTdIDakinaPwder L Utiihsixyears Jhh H Berry St Louis lour yews i Saul J Morrlri St Lo It 1ye- eyears frfa Hsnrv W LeKleltne ft Cenverf sCharles i U t three years 1 Michael J0unnane Philadelphia three years R chard H Houlihan Chicago two years William Shupe Chicago one year and one day Edward Smy the e rfl1rII1 three years James E Bay Peorla 111 008j year and one day Michael L Pennell Springfield t III three years William GiBernhardt Cincinnati one year and one day OltyMdFrank K Painter Omaha two1 years Peter J Smith Cleveland four years George Anderson Cleveland three yearsMichael J Hannon Sorabton Pa three years Edward E Phillips Syracuse 2ft Y one year and one day Ohas Wachttnelster Detroit one year and one day Ercest 0 W Basey Indianapolis three years Fred Shermon Indianapolis two yearsFrank O Webb New York six yearsFred J yearIand one day Wm J McCain Kansas City three years Wm E Beddln Milwaukee three years IEIlTllIOXI itriXXDED Sestences on the following were suspended I Patrick F Farrell New York me 000n81ObI8a10t 1 James Coaghlia Chicago Hiram BKlInef Munole ItitFrahkv J Murpbybetroit- Oii motion or tbwgovernmetit El ward Clark Olnoinnatl confessed dynamiter who testified for the government wasgiven a suspended seutenee 1 TfAiaC RTAflEMXHIS- Ipt some oases seliencejB ot one year and one day vjere imposed sp that these men might be ponfined in a Federal prlgph Prisoners with Jer o84f lesif thar40neyear 8e kept in couhty jails Federal Judge Anderson had many of the prisoners whom he said he considered guilty tban the otbersli t6efpre him to make statements I Fot yin tour and abU the Judge thus iu a conversational way talked with prl8bnerstasklng them whether they in dynamiting as a method of promoting a strike All eftbe men professed innocence X hope God wllLstrlke me dead pleaded one prisoner but he was In the the prIs- oners to Leavenworth on a special train already has been made For the thirtyeigbtinen convicted sentences were imposed as follows One prisoner received seven years Eight prisoners received six years each Two prisoners yeirsHIeach Twelve prisoners received three years each- Fourprleonors received two years eachSix prisoners received one year and one day each Five prisoners were given theirI liberty through suspended sentences Edward Clark Cincinnati though he pleaded guilty was given a sue Fended sentence making a total of thirtynine prisoners disposed of JUDGES 8TATEMBNT The entire proceedings In court as- a climax to the three months dyna mite conspiracy trial required only two hours from the time court open ed shortly after J3 K m to a few minutes after the noon hourj Before Judge Anderson passed sentence he said he desired to read a statement Ho reviewed the history Qt tbe dynamite ponspirAoy as well as ntrodncedaudpaidThis dynamiting wrt entered into J and r carried on thr UKhout the poultry front tp eAtlln tip to the Pjielfle The evidence discloses fitU ap paling list itertmes naddltlfin to those eharged in the indletnleatB Tb i Inia lpe JloMkcI i 1I IiI thename of organized labor I wiii notbehflve that organized approves of pooh practices approvessnafendante ian outlaw and will meet the fate which outlaws have met since civilized began HThe evidence shows some oftheee Defendants to be guilty of murder obngedwlthtbatHriD1e itbeJnflaenb63by thebrlmescharged v ITS 8EVEKIIY otpulllshmentuoths sideration in the administration c Criminal justice Such punishment iiiould be meted out as shall warn aceoinpliehlawful torealizeideratione In view the court must whichevery evirdeuce dition to those for which the de guiltyendtine the punishment within its proper scope- Befersng to the Iron Workers strike which began Jn 1005 and which the governmentobarged was theraptive prompted John J MoNamara to use dynamite as a weapon Judge Anderson said the strike was attended by picketing then by Blugginga and riots He added 5But in 1903 a campaign by dyna ilsitewae inaugurated and beginning wltn explosions in tbe East and ex tending from the Atlantic to the Pacific continued until the arrest of the 3fo Tsniara and McManlgal In Afrrll 1912 The evidenee in this eae shows that almost 100explo gIiatid machinery pf oleqeh con qulminatingontheGist traction of tbe Los Angeles Times Building and the murdecof twenty one pepple JByery orje of febcBe ex plotlOB wis upon tbS work fJopea shop concerns and no explosion is shown to have takepplacq uponaapy closed shop job Slnoti the arrest of the MeNamrlrasand Mplifinlgfil these exploslotiabave ceased iujpiwr bir xitimeiL K 4ThissyBtem of destruoiipn was not carried dhfof revenge or in obey thence to any other human pasaiod but for the deliberate pur pse by a veritable reign of terror to enforce compliance Wltb the demandr pjf tne Iron workers upon ihe bpeh atld- Jolosedbop question Tyeltmoe the Clancy of San ran eisoo and Munsey of Salt Lake City were repeatedly charged bytbe withbavhngthan those upon they were being tried- Tveitmoe the man who paid the dynamiters for work on the Paeifio Coast who asked for more explosions even after the twentyone person were killed ought not to be ere on trial for dynamiting He ought to be out there on the coast on trial for murder was one of District Attor ner Millers statements in the court records So ought Clancy and so ought Munsey tho man who for MoI prison in California along with the MoNamaras htnowX- OTOXS OVEKKUIED Judge Asderion Then Froeeedi to Question Prisoner ByAssoolattld Press Indianapolis Ind Dec 80All- motions for new trials for the eight labor union officials convicted- in the dynamite oonsparioycaeea today were nverrtoled by Federal Jud e Albert B Anderson Motions for arrest of judgment in behalf of the men also were over ruled fine Record Made By Earllnjion Metho discs In Rev Brandons Last Year The bulletin of the M E church South for the Henderson district recently published shows In detail the work and standing of each obureh in the district for the last conference year The showing made by the Earlington church under the pastorate ot Rev W C Brandon the best all around record established an church In the district The principal facts are stated aa follow Meinberri ceived total membership 181 fants baptized 6 Paid mlnl tri 86 benevolent claims 5m ehareti nd eonage 14Ql O brother purpose- sII00 Sunday School averag- enfferiegW b Mlssioaaryofiering- 9q48 Missionary society number of members 18 dues home deport m+nt I1 lOJ ftteec will o elrih p IE iQ- j n- I r 4 llJ1 J d H bf oJ a i fu f r iq J- n A feVrhc Demecratlc Voter Of Hefklw i County part Judgejnrlnnomination four years ago it Was chara for the purse of- qdeatingtn9 that if elected I would not enforce thee lcalop Lion laWrI told you then the charge wad unjust and promised you if you would npniiuatie and elect me I would to the best of my ability enforce all criminal laws when called upon You believed and trusted me and nom mated and elected me YcU tOW know or can easily asnertRiu whether I kept my promise 1Ihavjudge for n r Culprits eharged withnearly every crime have array gt beforene Lhavennfalteringly- at oiorder and morality and have rigidly enforced the C law aKfstf qd and foe t13oot e died blind fig efsrgalorohavel been tried be Qmeand no guilty man has Is aped I have tried manycivilt cases and Iado not inBtance eitfiTor civil or criminal where one pf ny judgments has been overturned pn appeal 1 dp not mention this last fact in a spirit of egotism or boastfulness s but off rit as some evidence of jtnesa for the place 1 have striven cgnsoientionBly to follow the law showing neither fearnor favor An officer who does his duty deserves an cdcrsement I come now to you with a clear conscience and a record that speaks louder than words and ask you by your vote to show me that you endorse and approve my labors in behalf of law and order Many gentlemen who have never lost an opportunity to vote againat me have voluntarily come to me that they had watched my official course and intend to vote for me next time Kind words like these from those who have always opposed me are keenly appreciated and given me courage to perservore in the faithful discharged every duty Assurances of support already 8 received justify me in believing that I will be renominated Ulna reelected Should this occur I promise everyjcitizen of the coun ty regardless of his politics 1 will endeavor to do my whole duty Respectfully R BBradley MISS FLOBENGI FLOYD fl WATOH In Idle Hour Contest Miss Katherine ftnwlck Gets Second Prizej Miss lorence Floyd was the b ae in the Idle Hour con goldibdtesfort tyjf Miss Katherine Jenwick won1 the 1aoltJ l iQh was given aa the MpplidaprlThe contuse t was a success every way and all of the participant J were satisfied I- Jr J JJ1J II t U- If JDESDAY and t 1 f I l FRIDkYr g2i l AFIEROONi L t lrFQIRISAI p daL court- Arraugementefortaking J IJ U t 5 SUDDEN DEATH IJF Ytt DR MOTHS SVEAPj Heart Failure Takes Well known Eirliniton Citizen After i i Short Illness y s rI Interment At Grafttylnc Will Await Arrival OfSonirromTexas k 1 The entire community wag shocked Monday morning when it became known that QrNG tJ Mpthershead had died suddenly at his residence on Main St at 1180 oclock J i The end Was entirely unexpecc t edj for while he had been i ly indisposed since Saturdaytnight even those nearest him did not apprehend immediate danger Early in the forenoon x he had dressed himself and walk xl eel out to the stable returning to iV the house he had laid down and slept Arising frpm the feed befell c back in his wifes arms exr 1 piring immediately death being v due to heart failure i Dr Mot iersbead was born inv Scott county Kentucky Kentucky in 1842 being 70 years pf HJjriit14 the time of his deaTli Sa was a gallant soldier in the Qonfedi J i ate Army serving for fear years under Ge being twice l wounded in battle After the war he settled near Lily Mo ut in 1868 returned to Kentucky f tthI that makes a happy home r Tri every 9ayadorii tilese i s marriage relationship No more husband dad father i conld anywhere be foniid 1 For five yearB he tatighVschbol Y when he began the study of j medicine under the tntorghip of Will Pritchett afterwardat- ending tthe Louisville school jofy medicine graduating fforathatr 2 institution In 1878 He harg l practiced his profession cpntinu Itt onsly since then and has beenta rl uccessfulphysioianIsl He Is survived by Ms wife agd4mfour children Qeo WandiMiiw rf Mary of Earlington tveJo v Evansville and Joe of Ayocaj r n Texas In addition to thesea slater Mr Letitia Arbuckle of Girkin KentuckysThe family have the 4ympathy i of a wide circle of frieudfidn the7 community that delightsto honor them because of their tfp18hdicf t integrityirrRrscf e + The interment will b a g ape vine cemetery but arrang mientBr as to the time of the fcrnoral await the arrival of Joe Motb ershead from Texas ROY S WILSON BHT1E8 EAOK 4- h for the Honor of Representing Hopkln County in i the Legislaturet4 In our ahtfounpemen t column will1 be found the announcement of Roy Wilson of Madison vllle as a can dldate to represent Hopkins Oounty in next General Assembly of 6 Kentuckysubjtot to the action of the democratic party Mr Wilson is a young man lull of energy stands square to his convlc nuns and I IS popular with a wide circle of friends and acquaintances For many years ho was connected 1 as ualesman in the Dnlm Store and there displayed the qualities of energy and affability that made him cu tbe best salesmen m adl 8ol1ll1e Attracted to him beoausef ri of h fSmaktnt good II he was o position as district repcesenta f Live of prominent insurance cornopany jn which capacity he has- Hers c made gbodv well Known1 as hard work I er fntbe1ihs and Shtineroegei rof MadiBonyille and holds pqsitionir Tn both crRiveatloa t bs J ree and will fee astrbngrastr 1 11 t yd itJ D n Cj K I Ie r- v n i m a111 f 0 n 17 n 1- Lj It c MERIOA MIQHTCOPY THESEI I lllsh feWns and Villages Shown to Be Far Ahead ef TheeeeifY ThlCcuntry I d + Thou WHd reaia I tkreportthe cotttteetarntifgacd k i1 itii del corporation In lag with its employes will be JfIlHetlbr aaabeMat ran E giC eoeatjnadford Bnglanh The cohdition of 3 average small wage earner In the l I UnitMatesjys have afforded the general public opportunities to study the way InI a UveIrament conducted by the Yorkshire f Main colliery at Edllngton near Don caster England Land near the mine was sold to a a reputable land development company iwhlch in turn sells or leases plots to 7 vale builders The latter are re- tauired to conform to a sanitary and rchltecturaIlY pleasing plan approve- dlbythe colliery company The site of the village is 120 feet above the sea llevel On one hand is a picnicking woods and on the other hunting grounds and tho picturesque cliff of Levitt Hagg The streets are wide land have grass plots and trees in the tcenter There are amply yards the houses are confined to one a Particular district and space has been allotted to four churches Two recre Atlon grounds have been laid out with at combined area of four acres In the center of another four acres Is the village school At present there are IS50 cottages but with an addition unIIder way the number will soon be In rtased to 1400 Indianapolis News COOPERATION IN RURAL LIFB I Qtvernor of Oregon Has Appointed tl Commission Which Seems to Promise Good Results I f medImeD1bersfQur of them women Its- islogan Is cooperation which at the bcbetterment orbetterthem one church for one community jjbeexample Many farms have runplng is water ia the barn to save the labor rytofarea and done In the house for the oonyealeaue of women This Is to be +Ilremedled Hereafter by the plan all trmeii hall raise the same products tlO thkt the middlemen will comet to 1L th eommualty instead of the farmer colas to the market w1thQnlT his own warM There will 1 uniformity of prlctf savlajf la freight and advertis fcjrand prompt payment for goods Ia our village there wre two churches oa opposite come ludasehooi and a grange hall s1mllarITato Bated rlt is proposed to cloSe both l ehurches using ose for a neighbor kook home with gymnasium library etci and using the grange hall tar preaching Sundays Structuresi than plans for streets are those for the istructures on them In fact often ex a lyfeaditure for streets Indirectly raises death rates I have in mind several cities near hero that have spent all ibf their money bonded themselves to the utmost and are now practlcallly bankrupt having exhausted their reo sources for expensive paving wrote Daniel H Burnham Their death h1rates are high yet they can do noth their people because of their t orgies of street building They have no health department no hospitals no laboratories no school Inspection no building Inspection no anything which runs straight to tho welfare of the people because of their street 1m provements Sf I Clerks Sh aid Read the Ads j file anyretail store d- pends o succeJl the loyalty and In tthe clerks a great deal to do with store sucdbss absolutely neces sary In fact but Rieclqrk has the last call on the customer The effect of rite advertising is tempered by the ef forts of the clerk Theadrbrings the customer inaugg- oats quality and valuebut the clerk must do tho rest Eteryllve clerk should bellovp In Advertising should read advertising Ivould know every morning it his o adveytisitg SoObtof Sight put of Mlnd- Td5rdiacontlnuo ndvorttllng says stef General John l ana makeroneof tho largest advertisers in lliuwgridand natUrfllly enough c qfhe eucoeBsf lpusinee 1 outsIJnrItYiJtlet the Mla k yr It twbiitd a soon tJa11lJot 4 1ulllijelthQu t clerks M iOjotitjidvejt ialAgr otB jll j t j w0 HOMES IN VACATION SEASON IW n ff 4S Beauty of the Town Is Sadly Marred If They Are Allowed te Show Deterleratleru Half the efara of the Neij Bag land towns and villages that every year are drawing more summer real dents aad motor tourists from bef yond the Hudson surely the better half Is a matter of what the asseeeord called the home lots Arching elms like those of Hadley and boerfleld lend a beauty that prairie towns cannot duplicate but the aesthetic value even of f shade tree varies with what it shades r if its shadows move on open windows and green close shaven lawns that one thing if they fall on broken fence and tangled weeds the tree itself is little noted Width of street ample space between the houses efficient lighting systems these all are needed for a pleasing village or pleasing city yard they only Increase the disappointment if the door jAllquence of the steadily growing vacation habit the very roadways that should most delight the visitors with trimly kept lawn and cleanly swept walk with clipped hedge and well ordered flower border now repel his eye and quicken the pace that should be slowed for leisurely enjoyment Every second or third houses closed the shutters are folded In Upon the windows the approaphes are dusty and Uttered the lawn Is gray with drought or degenerate with weeds and tall grass A very little of such desolation blights the cheer and freshness as a dead branch t blights the grace and lightness of a living tree Globe- SPLENDID LIGHT FOR CITY Kansas City Newspaper Thinks Highly of Method of Illumination Re cently Installed There H M- MA new system of street lighting has appeared on the South Side and it apparently solves tho problem of orna Illumination for residence The lights have been placed on Oak street aad lead into the Country club district by way of Brookside to Broadway and Hunting road A lamppost that should be ornnmentalbyday as well as by night tho purpose of the designer The post is of iron bronze about feet high slender and graceful in The shaft is fluted slid the globe of ground glass 12 inches In diameter Electric lights are used and milk white globes cause an unusually affective illumination The first cost of the complete electrolier Ss little more than that of the ordinary street lamppost but there Is BO abmparison la effect day or night Kansas City StarNewspapers pest for Theater David Belasco one of Americas greatest theatrical managers and play rights in speaking of the Various ad vertislng mediums recently said that he had found that tho best results were to be secured from newspaper adver Using They eb declares life most direct means for reaching the in dividual Mr Belasco continues If a man and his wife suddenly de Give after dinner to attend the thea ter they do not rush out on the street and scan the billboards for hay mile they refer to tho amusement column of todays paper If they can not find It they hunt up yesterdays So this column fa a standing guide to the theater goers Under present conditions I am convinced that the dally newspaper carries stronger influence and seCures better results All bf which Is sound common sense and will be endorsed by thousands of pubtilieValue of Parka Public parks are Important factors In promoting the health happiness and general wellbeing all the pee pie but more particularly those liv ing In crowded of cities Parks also bring all7n closer touch with nature encourage outdoor sports and recreations giving xerqtseand pure air to the lungs of factory work ers and those of sedentary habits people who are always ladot r chance to spend a day amid restful scenes and under cpndltlons of ease and comfort Tired wives and moth ors children of all classes Without distinction all meet on common ground to public perks where there are equal rights for all special privi leges for none With Pride Conaplcuouampng the cities which are tow brushing up or planning it nro San Francisco Portland Or Mlnneapolio seatttiau J Chicago while many to size like Gfidar Rapids lav nrenltotn the mQVcment Tho western cities arcr nl moat making a race of this work and the city beautifiers as the nrchttegtl who have f take ahn this work taay bo called are overcrowded with work rho profession has more than It can manysmore mea l reward and lasting clvlo tuw tot jcf N- lr r I 54t JS j j 1 i rrI it I r S ri oj WETHANjYOUJ We desire to sincerely think oar fri mi aridr jfc jjJid patrons for the Nice Busiriosi given ua during M the past year and y ask that Char witil continue to give us a shajre of their patMn geiir theviiewv year Wishing yotc bale ands alt progperouss New Ye tI iI t CLAUDE y MOOT ON- Euraititr1a 11 iuv oi j 1 t Jot t tH t d Undertaking i i9 i uElf Jv tIlip J Madisonville J Ieh1ctyf r Bullock With Two Heart There was killed recently at Dept London a bullock of phenomenal development The animal which was aged 12 months was found to have two hearts oae being of normal Mss 1aIn the annals of the market Illuminate the Sos Depths Many deepsea artaalr are aid ficiently phosphorescent to supply- over definite areas of sea bottom enough illumination to reader visible the colors of the znlmals themselves In Glorious Itay It has been observed the in Italj the memory does mor than the oye Scarcely a stone Is turned up tat has not some historical association ao be4aakftoWise World The world likes a good loser par ticularly it it gets some of h5s money Llpplncotts Test of Sugars Purity A slmphr test for the purity el sugar is to burn it If pure fire wl1- 1entirely consume 1tU adulterated It will leave art ash When All Will Be Rich Hop Sing Is a Chinese laundryman with a cheerful thou somewhat unusual philosophy After bewailing the hard times and luck of bwriaess lie added smlllagiy Blmeby anybody be Bob velly Lich blme y How thatr Alfa poor peeple got ae mosey BO can eat Then alia poor people die Heekwerm Needed Also Roe that aeasariaj worm crawl fag up my aWrtr cried Mrs Bleak Thats a align Im going kayo a aew 4re8M Well let him make It for tilPwJeclMr BJealu An- dwhtlehes abest it have him send a hookworm ted you tap the bake Vm tired a the Job Indian Trail Marks Young oaks were cut and beat fcjr Indians in the old Illinois eouatry M mark the trails in leafy June erin the depths of deepest snows Recipe of an Epicure Without meat there is no pleas ure is a very old saying Maim chides talked of dishes good for the healthHe recommended bread baked from fine wheat that IsYneV too new net too old nor ground toe fine 1 lest Way to Get Even If thane enemy be hungry give hia bread to eat and if he be thirsty give him water to drink for thou wilt hap coals of fire upon his bead and Seuovaa will reward theer Proverbs of Solomon 2521 Ran and Barnacles Pretty handsome barn dont yon think said the member of tho city group when had been on the farm before Which Is that asked the ORe whop was SB her first visit The large red building Is the bun Oh yea And the little buildings aroaair It are the barnacles are they1 When you have a blllious attack give Chamberlains Tablets a trialThey are excellent For sale by all dealers Pretty Likely When a woman enters a pdCeB- t ltsh ia likely to feel pretty sure that tke wlaaer had a RuU wWI the Judges r A New White Race The Japaaece is slightly yellow tej cause fie l1u deaceadedi rem aaeefttor that were colored by aetllanluma of tropical Bttaskiae bah Ia tke course ot tine thee Japanew wUlVea white as say XUrepL Bveaiawm there ar tatt1 BHBiVen f Japaneae wBonoaanot M klai1IlehcI ia oomfJulea front woeslanesTiest- do a Juet In Hie Line At a pHbtle sale of books the tats Uoaeer put JBB DreWs Beeay Souk wittU kflooked aew esa greatateasstauctioneer if he bed any aaoNk w dEl oar to ell ImelyTemmy ReeoNrwr utie Tonmy pdeublpurLltUlCml New York Glebe V I I Stops BacKacheSloans Liniment is splendid remedy I for backache stilt joints rheumatism neuralgia and sciatica XQU dont need to rub it injust laid on lightly it gives comfort and ease at once r Beet for Pain sad StkTaeM yoerlkInventLiniment lever tried I recommend itto anyone for pains of any kind SIOAHS LINIMENTis good for sprains strains bruises cramp or soreness of the muscles and all affections of the throat and chest Cot Entire RD BURCOYNE of 5 writes v tI had severe ItelhtIders I got a bottlp of your relief at the fifth application Relieved Sovero pain it MR J UNDEBWOOD of 1 Shop14crsIby occupation and since severe paljt Lcould not rest night yputLlnlmenfTI1ree Imo and I will never be without itt Prico fiSo 6th sad LO tit Liifleslersl Send toy Cloabs f6ebl1 0 ire J Dr Eifs Sloan Boetoni Mafia J iri 1 10 f t nVrw- N fiNE OQLOEL4 mm COLTS 1 JM Xlipliitf Ils 1 n1I- ii isipghtY e- i mm OF SCENE ECESSUY t f tfemtefi thTJIIotnp 11hat WfiAe s Ai t Overlook lw TrlnJi UMiCfMifl aI steresTw WvrkeMi aJMl whk TK y J HI LoUelne+ ati tha little1 schoolhouse at the fecks otitheread jD hat bewtaKevkr 4Ithreedrooping uudeti tile Sit r beyq and girls thnt recited lelKht MTerettt grades to say uothlng of the werry of a smoky stove and n very uueoaafert- able building The old colonel at whose tease the teacher utaycd hud wifai to his wife a few moments after he had met her Sfoecardesfeer hoed like she lied blue blood in her veins N6 need of an ever sheslgoludont IUt One evening when Hie little fceacaer had told the sympathetic old coieael ithe troubles of the day the restlessness and Inattention ot the children he smiled qjJlotly andtsuggeeted Hew wouldyoui like to try some at the ale rica L gins the men bOo gala say tapttrott1ni You doalt mean that I must begin to whig tile children dose ObI dear not Very little of that does any good either oa the tralalog track or in the classroom It In like this We put the colt on thetrackv and day after day be goes oven and ever ibis lesson He gains for some time to ibis work then suddenly he seems to dose interest The whip cannot give him back his lost interest so I tell my trainer to jog kim along one eC the turnpikes I tell the mare not to try to give him any speed or lessons of any sort bat just let him see a bit e4 sew country some wagons and horses and autos passing give him a change and- a rest In a few days we brag hta back 10 t track and kes better then ever and his Interest In his wreck ie keea You dont mean that I cealdi wastet my time running around over the coen It lf T1LDrrIZ CHOOZ O 3ILSAT TItE ioW 99 nut IKXXK 4 with i pspMr de yea1 wta3f4ta people ate f ytae BM S a m athrifer sywo aa4ytandllagsdealt hta face cteaded and be exdairar ed Uf Bhe lAt laagtu Iouglytttaorlt when things areas they are Herafyou are sttg with fifty cblJAtelti Ttfr are expected to give them tlwicn posse for the greet race of life aad yxmtwrv paid 50 a month for youpworki Be paused a moment the frown pat fell face darkening then aaidbHn4 ttty i Ji why I pay that felloWr your see pill yonder driving that young trotting horse 300 a month foroveny month In the year Its the old stpry over again We fall to realize that the biggest and best thing In the whole world Is the brain and character of a child In mak ing We fall to secti anything but the dollars and ceutt that are close at hand V She W 8Twiee as Good The group about the cross roads store bad been dtecusslag the new teacher who bad taken the school oh tho rid e when he trulteotthe tUg trlct rode up and dismounted At once one of the men asked Sny hen weve been telkln about the now teacher out on tho ridge Haws slit doln Well 1 think silos fine I think shes just about twice as good as the one we had last year You io4 Why Ithought you was certain the 9l ehu trearwl19A No1 Flow do ydufntet Olot1iYes I bollovo the is Spa see watched Shest litre out at JI school mighty clo t do Honest gout think she missed spnlee coy every dnynn she avcriiKedabout hV0 a day tbrortfeh both terms of iqlip01 Tlliits Kolii Bopfip Xplils new oho lips peen out to tjiq school only a little mom tlinHtwo Weckanahoy sffcrtfifl out mighty strongDo you kjiOAV Clios avehmlli a you 00 Im certain BhoH 1tHttWM Jt good as tho Other pn0w kN ii ue ida regnrtiin rk ha4ibyrwtrehilaet1cn ceedsan Gtr yield End va14iewheat Oats bl buckwheat Vial J notatowJI8Ytt1a w Oltr Country b t l t fr eA r L j ti + il V t v r rifJ I 11 OOESDOrnTPAY r e Haw tt JrwrlsSI f J CaMqf SpftliyPKlt1 THE OhiD ASE JYEf t thoI ti VlMrflrwsRound xMllbetoe is ntfltlua i 7 aMdfe11fr tD 11 We atay live rwiMlea e etr7 muelsaanl h lart x r aWe21alUVtl +wW eue r yWe 6rr Theseld olittOttr fathendldat JnM4fth tlfarm tbatwayCmy mother dklat lemto coofcthitt way IB 4htumeot J idifficult thing iotovercome in any ei4 ircommunity DIftct11ritIIY everything ry that has come iato our school lathe past has bad aciar battle Ilqe Ii LIJatxITJJ jt e7 Bgaia t th sotwpltraseae Fectnaater O ly here and ttuxtt in the rural school the teachingyf sewing andlooeUng has gained a foothold In Women county this year the people wew ltertuiM eaeHghto have a competent woman go 4 r froffl t school wetti kc equifw meat itxiAuSnitea and giK isoB iBn Mrrtetia Naturally there was scene eramWh among those who beloagxt the teM i school tits school thsq beMiTM that what waa good esaughvtvc inel trod y epoagh fwr my cWUua hmt soinetklty thappened wan the ahgtifttJRrw eo f 5- tkr Ht1ImL A areaberte4 prt bed beemetered tOlXylt8oG J work and ceoklaffajRev agraB4ftpfiMr ot f80 iN M to thfegbl showS UHI grjMtMk BBwaatolftJ e work tntnpfrclhedeq This gt9AdtejwwAAIMadAtlr- ltoI7ei r Bite ekph+ f lewd girl t4Attbeadoiipeci iMMtwrorkj cesw sa sag bebe- gipiecrtt andfaeabeiwtlugr kt1tMfh Ute para4 a swatawtlAlAy mien r iNr I LWh 1 1 Jr r15PJwcklThM J tUtesinceabe had ii WQcrysbed tbeitelae W9 three Oh ban fatket is a former whr tak i 1 somowhec eat in theeaunty DOAaadt- lallsy 1lba beau going to thetschool intbe neighborhood Ik fe jlttacasatMat shows that sewing coeW gt pirectlcal things wilt pay Inow schooh DOES nOMESTJO SCIKNOK lAY 7 lysiem everywhere It the work time y J ear In the county has cost somethiag W 1 Daipy Kites opportunitythattins coo Tri would pay P f IWhat do you moan r I mean tlmt thowliale ifeIFhkxwbot4 1jo la npw intefcHfc Ju the and I see that she get ii real education And M y I If that nines truo Drifsy will Save 1f1i grown More WJl1tlilt the ifolirhh r 1 hood Will Iltn r throutfh dol 1 tl for nle Q ndl t there are hundreds ot balby 1QteIhrtoek dud corners of the stele MjBi iite i tieWiced By iomeihing anthats of a blue spoiler h rMtItraD arlthntie1Jjf ed that f r peals to the child beta fti te n Web viUeo wt 1 0 1 f1jJ jI 4 f 1 i Ifi L1rJ1 J illjJ jy f wiigiHExauIi IBS MMBu- oj i1 i pldShtfe Matl brK n cvi ClooWjkersr b t 1 IITTEffTWl THEIffFWHEBS 1 Y q vtw = + Clnthw xs hlkttI n M JLopfvWmrnitrFte- th MApsrfaWhJ4hV ntaerQ- k Ylttian aAiiitt0gl1tj PUlitnctitgthaofeattarpet d- t iDeoetpbpr the i p B1alLtover 4 i the ite VtiteGttl ofBbWlr f Of the fa C aghotws tpoCpufltaDicol ii fJ14th tkeIboyaaitapapet Si Uereet aq tpeaeaaite cube iDfce laFg- eeltiea9fttly4 etale Itluotbeanecib- yB111eeFtliiappukll tthe en f tacky Malys Corn cJb held its nhlbtt oatttbe annpry inI4tteyIle in stoner 11 f itlan wUfcitthe GbW SVelfare KWttft fir tt9nebuM d boys f m yartejus j t had corn elubs tIde sea r I OB sent teI cac3 each iw the city e pail to see what was being done Nat aaly the public Lut the great dally ozlw papers sicewvery lrucit interest eaA number of editorials appeared =t4urlrthe teuxlays of the exhibit and altnort dally H picture pf sumo succewi fui cora grower appeared This display iConUined five varieties of corn AaNie vteltora to tho exhibit asked qU4lilU iM or read carcfully tine labels r u tttiat were pinned bcnsatli each display fit corilgJleybegsaito exclaim There 1must be some tabtake in tbla We clever raised that Much corn on the farm when I was a boy orUWhy iDCBoa crop eorn ta that neek qf the woods Dan s- tom grain men looked atitheBtateme i et yields scratched theIr Ikeads and be Bd to flgiwe on what such crops wild te for Jfee flnabces 4sf the state M Vbr And educators smiled and wyadojied hew much mischief liad tall Id ie aaterialise because the boys were f I tant ta the swwiUne cultivating and Af tbe reps they were grow s Inc It did aeesa a great pity that note of the bets who had eatered their tom I J CORN IS KIKO- D llil e exhibit could not have seen the r iiiidig crowds that stopped talked i eUlmed over the spleadid work 4 had done It is a work that is it to revolutionize ir boys and iOcJiaps at the same time revolution t Mftitboir fathers and elder brothers 3wrioid father whose son bad a yield 1 ot 108 bushels to the acre remarked Xye got two little chaps in the Corn dub in my home county theyre sflMll but theyre all right One is sflee and the other twelve Afiplder e- rxv 0 f ass lathe club last yMe araAa 4 ji elgbtyfive bushels 5 i J sfhrs SOt108 and we are plantrfu to get 150 r 1 buebais next year Yes were goln r x i a lot of fcrtilizprs an do things because I Just went to see how vJ Itthey can raise on ono acre 1 to see it worse than the boys v e man paused for a moment be g font he continued You kuow they yc laiif itthu Boys Corn club Why Iwo t j lenraad more about corn in the past i rtwo years than both of my boys put tttogether 1 tell you what Im gums to to I am gets to plant just halt as J rateh h ndu usual in corn next tpriiiff an Im goln to try to raise I YJ just the same number or bushels Win Ill have the rest of the land for r g1 i During the exhibit a number of rep j otiII1CltUlelu concerning the great e some the crops this season t r Itisvery probable that aLTcaf num v ri l er will eMfeed the 100 bushel mark which was not reached last season l t rj i V iij FIVB THOUSAND BOYS JOINEDt W T DOYOOnN CLUBS THIS 4r yiiii i- XtiTJn1f THOUSAND GREW All i 1cAOBqOJJOORN UNDER GOVXRN I t lia fT tk ICNOW A GOOD 4 K Il1QJNI1EN THEY FIND IT v TS YRKAGJI YINLU HNf1 111 K Orr ts TWENfiT P tAoRw N f+ Alf AOTTi I AT 4PKRlJetUIBKL fl v kf 113 u I IJ L o t f lie flf1l lIIrfJ TATmH Jm OOLOMSD ooLnor BIIY LEWAIfleiNatWht CbrfttPMlnE llIl till fswti fj tine tlpett qufH1 ytr ftJH blThe l Griot + advleefrtltl t rlt4l N wr tfcwa- jfeiolfl8 r xtiR kenctally Jtewtfen itsd mucti trouble apditeartnabs fold ed All uiiwgHAlly large er wrf gather ed Ht the Baptist church furerday Xmas niornlng Alleeettl t to hav been filled with UleHolf Spirit whloh seethe place for the Holidays All thee eervioes jjid ieiH rtain mHtvts were Well attendedafl4 good Edekwas maintained The Indoor picnic uud r fPj rfnanajfpment of Mrr Frances I totalI01lepted was a775 The cash lance after all expenses were Mild iT e fwere paid en fceourrevnt ejcp i5sef of the cb ch Many thanks to this taltbrulc uiitee fon ithe aid given lljicJLebrori Scott and MlBB eulah Br winAwere united in holy wedlock anlM ibprna of the bride Dec 25th ReV 1iR vans officiated ReviJKvanaand family have en joyed wtroptlouB dinners at the homps of Mr and Mrs Quals Bar bee Mr and Mrs Guerln Mr and Mrs Henry Maxwell and Mr and Mrs Harry Ray Rev and Mrs Oarrington and other friends Also were uqestsatMr and Mrs Harry Rays for dinner Dec 28th Wo are glad 10 see Mr Spencer Lawson on the streets again Eacli person who attended the Baptist Sunday echool this year re ceived a present from the Xmas tree Dec24t11Ware pleased to state that Mrs Hftttle Fatten who has been very sick is improving Mrs Alle Brown Is Buffering from a severe atta kof rheumatism at this writing Mrs ToBinie Ward of Tennessee formerly of tills place is in town tbe guest of Mrs jEd Hollan- dlluAltha Long of Indianapolis Ind is in town the guest of Mrs Iral q11lulJ Mrs Jesse MIthsis and children are yleltlng relatives at Guthrie Meedames Benfro and Brown are visiting relatives in St Louis Rev Evans and family desire to thank tbe many members and friends who have so kindly remem bered them with gifts of different kind this Xmas Dsnt forget watohjmeetinif Tuesr- r day uigIet D + Mr and Mrs Henry King spent the Xmas with his people in Logan County a l Prof Bell reporteda plMSMt session of the a hrl Asti elation at BowlJMKvOJriiW Kyl5 o 26 and Mrs Lucy B Ibelt Oklomaas- ister of Prof Pt Bel avisiting her brother and children ot this 1Ednyrelatives in Tenn has returned f Mr Cyrus Long moved into tile newihome on Johnson HillD o aetb He is one oFonryonnfe ntenw bl striving to happy Indeed Mrs Long is made to feel the able queen ofithat oozy little cots taKe It is reported that another than will preeent bee wife with a bomb modeled after Mr Longs in a few daysLet our watchword along material intellectual moral and spiritual inel for 1018 be Onward aid Up wardMisses Pauline Qorrett and Mark Howklns are ai home for the Hbli days ItJs reported that Mr Abner Goode and Miss Narols Neely were quietly married in Madigonville Dee 24th Misses Bethel Davis and Deborah Couohe ore visiting hyre fo- lksECZEMA CAN BE CURED I Will Prove It To You At Mv Expense YOU WHO ARE StJFKBR ING THE TORTURES OF W3ZBMA WHOSE DAYS AREAUK G T I ERRIBLJITCnIRNING ATM NT wniOff HUNDREDSWHICH IWILLSENDI1IE 0YOURN 0 01rOSfAIinnOCOBTWT iJ a l 11 r l it I 11r v u O ftOMEJ j t I I i 4- J II r l1JLPi WESTei Pne Reason Why Cities There Are Moro Attractive Than Thelr txsers fthe East fj- miili 1 J Altogether rtherearemafeiiia vslxtr fties tin tthe United State iea stageefppurpose te toot easy ito make these cities oxrieiy mid attractive from M standpoiat of Art analarchitecture groHtksocivic eeatflce aUa with radlabhag structarestntkemriIBgI to p eride kighways tkat will obviate coBgeatloa in the civic centers for years aad years to come and to make these centers and the highways leading from them beautiful and useful The west has takes the lead In this work The tAsk of planning such im provements has become a distinct profession a sort of graduate or advanced branch of architecture A dozen men Are leading in it and prac tically theyaro all graduates if the term may be used of Daniel H Burn hams workshop or better yet the Burnham School of Architecture for cities One reason for the eagerness With WUTch the west has seized upon the need of making its cities as attractive as possible is that there Is more local pride to be found in the West thaneisewhere Everyone Wishes to boost his own town and everyone likes to make a more or less quiet boast that ho lives in about the pret tiest place you can find anywhere in this countryIBoston Herald f POINT OUT NATURAL BEAUTY Good Idea Developed In Boston Might With Profit Be Copied In Small er Places Believing that the main reason more people do not make greater use of the wonderful variety of parks in and about the city is that not enough Invl tatlon is extended the public recrea tion league of Boston has been conducting for several months a series of park walks on Saturday afternoons Parties are arranged for informal Outings to the natural beauties in the vlclnlly of Boston The walks refor the public without membership dues or other formality Anybody Interest ed is welcomed The invitation is givi ea through Qtlees in the dally press iaka by elreIusMllt out by mall The examp1eltisexpected will incite private individuals to organize independent walks Although each party has guides their efforts are not so much to point out every feature but to dttew WOA a fe and to hint of the o s that lie s on this side r theltraltpersto faigdocent system which a number of mu successFromthurveyI During few weeks just passed there has been considerable discus ahdtheofficials and others of local civil or jsahizatlons to figUrativelY fobmV of hitte waters nneThls movement came up at least three months too datefor the agitators were told tlat the city had not funds for the plant lug or care of street trees and that the annual budget had just been passed It is hoped that a powerful and wellorganized effort will be made early in 1913 when it may prove ef fectual But 10 shall we hope to- let ariythlmg Jesfkjftlf froa Q lefty 5ounTll xomp sl d entirely of aflr ago business men T That class shout be in the majority but we need at least one who will persistently look to and work for the esthetic phase pt the citys wellbfclng Exchange Commercial Value of Gardens During tltd past few years the commercial market value of gardens has gained a very pleasing recognU tlon in and about Los Angeles says the Times of that city But a few years ago tracts were staked off Into 10ts11 few furrdws turned to indi cate Intended streets and tho sale is on Now wo have every Interme- dIate phase from this boomday schemes up to furnished houses and fullyplanted gr p dens We are an Imp Uent people more BO than any other in tho world sand we would buy the finished article or home Trees and plants a decade or score of years old lire now at a decided prem ium and wellplanned gardens of age prove the strongest factor lii bring ing1 about sales to p oplef taste and means w I Hls Mistake 1tAiL Jaxsknp goedvtp marry his stenographer she continued the habit of the office in their home How soh When he starts to Dictate she takes bS n dawn heelGMWren Plant Treeeut IaaoI 1biZihJMfjiicirePiat1thi glttlaats et Haste teachers y J I Lu Jill r fomntiseioaeiaSa1e uffQKWliliMIJ Plaintiff vs NnIJO OfStuU Equity j iiJiiJi3iadt Defeniltnf fIBy virtue of Judgement wiul Orijor of Sale of thejibovo Ofiurt tilt underiKried will ob MotidKv tile 6th day of jturfcy 1918 1aWestern dogr of the Court House itt Madisonville Xyf proiesdtrr pxposa td PDBLIO SALE to tha btirhfest bidder 6n a credit of SIX MONTHS f a Bousatid lot in E irlington Ky Lnit ilN S ib YrontingSOft back the same width 190 ft tp an alley XJE Arnold Mister CoinmfesioQ0rH d 0 i Volcano a VVeyith Producer A fairly enthusiastic volcano Is one of the Worlds freaks as a wealth producer Bongo the volcanp in ques tfon is located In Japan and pro duces refined sulphur whI6h by this natural methCldotprodueiloIieScaps the import duty charged by this country amounting to 4 a ton The own ere of Bongo naturally have rid desire to part with their fiery source of ins come I Can You seat This An English writer to lady thus embodies her virgin emotions in the words of a timed confessional The first time she was kissed she felt like a vase of NIles swimming In honey and eau de cologne She also unnlpgthroughmonds escorted by several little Cu angetsshaded J whole spread with melted rainbows Right Never All on One Side everhappensars so exquisitely divided that all the right is on one side and all the wrong on the otherMacaulay Figures of Speech That the pen Is mightier than the sword Is amply proven in the recent purchases of ar old book for 66000 and the saber of Napoleon for S6Salt Lako Herald There itjmore Catarrh In this section ot tbe ban otbcr and 1I111 1lkeJutleideatwaenpp edt tie Jo coreable Forrearhmny years doctors roe flounced itrloidisease and prescribed local remedies and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment pronounced it incnreable Scl ease has c t rrkto bo a coastitutiensF dimse and thertorerezulresconstitutisnal- treatient P4tl8 CatarrhCure maaaMciebe- ibr1 J cbn Cc i edo OhloIs the enly coMtl KiaMlJNirevea he market it it takes GjMin f aepttLetitstsrTbey offer 1wekUMred anycaiel alls to cure ndf circulars and testimonials dres IJFJCHENpy CO Toledo Oj Sotd by DrsFglsts yi TaW HaHfFajnily Pills t r cctntipatlon J IAs the Chinese MSkeMhe- The Japanese brve developed the extenglye manufacture pf matches IB There are factories at4Tlea4 tsln Pekin Hangkow Shanghai and 0therplacesTh vl etoypdo sot the of in theiamelownso that each rfaa tort hasa kind of local monopoly The factory Hangkowemplo71 8400 hands and produces fifty or sixty tone dally I Give the Best You Have Alwayaglve of the best that is la you Feel responsibility towards your pentent jyouhaveBrooks I I ae oA awes tr aK totLkl J 4 I mTO 25 MENSS SUITS flTl 395 1HE1 T These suits have ju tbeeiVse- cured P and represetnttei closing jtfoutwife cock The models fabrics and colorings are the newest andc very latest There snot one among them but what would Be considered pickup by ahffek= pert tailor They are yours to se lect from while they last T- At 1395 the Suit 1ITRAYS TO TRADE HERE Not So Bad menhasIt the course of evolution has taken away from the plcturesqueness of the crowd it has added to the dignity of the man Romantic Ancient Mariners Among the ancient mariners the Wildest superstitions were rife but their beliefs In the existence ofen 1antedspots such asthe siren Island of Salypso or of those Islets which Slnbad likened to the Gardens of Paradise were more picturesque and romantic than the gloomy and prosaic Imaginings which occupy the miad of the modern seaman j Must Have Imagination ofthebe one of the poorest If the great ofhimwith the light of heaven from his little knoll be can see and enjoy all the gloryef the world but if he sees whichBigeavein closed for him and he himself stands like rthe potato plant fait rooted In tlw earth1 t r J t of Ij1artd8 Prlnwitt 4tieI op ol Canterbury ts J lmatef I allVItagland0 He is en speVVIc es marry appoints notaries public It is he who grants Dispensations to clerks of the cturch more than one bene fle HBibJectf to certain restrictions 1 by statute in recent years The archbishop ranks as the first peer of the realm after the princes of the 1 loodiand has the right to drevn the Sovereign slid to other secular prerogatives iN6Neecifor Fear Cn one occasion when General Jackson ras Balling i down Chesapeake bay in an old steamboat the waves were running high and an elderly gentleman present expressed some concern You areuneasy said the general to- h1miyoU never sailed with me before I see Partoua Life of Jack eon yvnen Vie Have parcels Pot Unaer separate cover dearest pet I send you ten million Veses Ever thlno OrlandoPuck r 1 rsasssaors fWe aors Wish rosa Toi Thank ourl Friends and Patronsi tor their liberal patronage during the year past and Assure them itwas highlyapprecjated justI ask that you yill continue to give us your patronage in the coming year 1913 and trust that it will be a happy and prosperous one for each and every nell it Bernard Mining CompanyIn- corporated 1 WR GOYLE Ittana er Store I i Edrlin tO i w tbK i Ii w t I Irr Q I r 11 1 y Sound Philosophy PortlandMass containthe + en are like tulipsthe more modest and retiring they app rthebettyou love them There ie soma truth we think ia that DecelyorHeHowback a 4 expectedly from my trip and Sad you flirting with another maR Yeu have deceived me Shenotall1mote than you You told me you would bj crybackmeFI1epea4tBlatter I No Vagabond Currents There A system for the protection of gag and water mains against vagabond currents is in use at Karlsruhe This is formed by placing at suitable seta electros in the and connect lowtensloacuiHulator or dynamo wgtli lkir pipes tobe protected are e0BaeeU4 to the negative pole v C d 1J 4ji100 hayany I 1snotrcfunded 4 lleving In I have ever needCapeeJersoaBerry exlngton tialsorenesaW KyItany relief since I was paralyzedfour agoMrs Susan Newburg w paluatlll8ment t t L ttoj Lexington Ky This liniment pveallBOfItjutat 9itt and has com cured me of rh 18io tlsm8IJKWaltParls Ky J if it Itas to Believe An Palr FifteenMinutes1OCAt AU Druggists or i Il Bewbefll Re edy Ce Lexington Ky t55 9 it HairJ8witcpAs From Goat Angora goat haIr fromasrle tHtTexas flocktwlll be used bYD16 of hair goods to i produce beAu switches ft Is tvtntY elght Incht long fine and silky and hasa beai Wul natural wave I1 i 1 Strayed orLStolcn 1 L ftonDflcl9Uj ft white and red speckled ccSWj with Jersey ring around the mouth No markings With the exception of the horns which the hulls Imvlwp been kuocic ed off but tbe peth growing out again leftth + im rough and bluut at = the eiule one behusUgblly longer than tha other Weighs batw en 800 1000 pounce c Ii good con i Wo and a very large bag Liberal re ward to anyone returning the cow to BRASHER JAQK80N i V Earlin ton Ky Spiritual Insulation Many a man who is now thrilled with the currents of the life of this modern age freely passing through hlm18 In of moral disaster 1rou hdGtecUve spiritual iHaulatlba Ale the wires of your ambition well wrapped around with the insulating material of prayer and faith and lovet Zlons Herald +o Whistles fort e Deaf Every deaf person should carry 9Invariablepear la asewer vto the WT tletht9elaj afflicted with deaiteees JtI wi- rytatatatsR J i at rItt18 IIid fend M Wftetery I4 NJo l- y I o n q J G f fSftvffeilJ c F r r4j 1tQISi y i 1011 frjl- r Itib 7 fl1 n 3ee I PAUL MI MQ eoiron AND pUausHKR i 3 tJ K FAWbBTT 4H98MTEEBITOR AND BUSINESS HANAIH MiIeretk- uiwcky Press Associate i R l DiJtrid PNblshers t Adrtisinj akaObttuaryPoetry Earlinfeton rMicfc MRce M SfcfwiY Oce NulDHr li Yeatedi Areal 242 AlLEENDAlflS M- tstS1e hM 47 Tntsky Decmler 24 1912 JIIII T ANNOUNCEMENTSt We are authorized to Announce e Willis Budd as a candidate for Sheriff of Hopkins county subject o the action of the Democratic partyYWe are authorized to announc A 0 Byrum as a canidaie for Jailor for Hopkins county subject to act J ton of the Democrat Party J atware r authorized to announce Oas Walker as a candidate fo SohSm Superintendent subject t the iaiMta8f the Democratic pri s itnaryT WeWrlTa1ithorlzed to announce J E aa a candidate forS OountylQou1fc Clerk of Hopkins- county subject to tne action of th- s Demoor tlc Primary We are authorized to announce ROY S WILSON as a candidate for the Legislature for Hopkins county subject to the democratic primary August 1013 We authorized to announce B B Bradley as a candidate for reelection aa County Judge subject to the action Democratic primary I 1 The Parcels Tomorrow the new parcels r system begin operation from the Earlin tpn and some 61099 other postoffices in the United States including Barnsley and Madisooville and packages up to eleven ponndS weight of most everything on earthmay be dumped on the postmaster k+ p VI 1 1 Rates Display Advertiseme ptt IHuft laaptr ineb Locate and Inside + huiA Readers loo per nm- eltestll tOtIIa1doa ds ot on urn contract display advertlse raent8 that run several months without change Entered atthe Post as Second Olas Matter Ben silk to Kng=MISS JI J are P Pest post will poor Also for delivery at the homes of our distant friends The distances range from rural route and city delivery to the eighth zone bver1800 miles and this price from 5centst9 ofemerchandise may be sent 12 cents to a friend in our Far Eastern possessions and the charge for that distance would additional servic9 we are following England Germany Belgium Japan Mexico Australia Switzerland Italy Russia China 0hili aud stunteto put on all in one day all over his big country but your Uncle Sam can do it andeverybody will be parcelsposting in a very short time The P0plar Vote It will not be forgotten that Gov Wilson was a minority candidate in the late election that sends him to the White Rouse and attention is being called to this fact with the suggestion that there seems to beuno overpowering call for Wilson to tear things up Wilson was first Roose velt second and Taft third in the popular vote Wilson leads Roosevelt by 2184499 yotes but the total count for Roosevelt andI+ r J 250 Cors tCove 190 500 Corset k 100 CorsetC ov 790 125 980 Jf t l fatteutngitled JI Ieo6Qddvotess- nore than were cast for IiY- et the united vote of the Taft aid Roosevelt foreftwas 69224 ia8 than wM cant vears ago forst iVyilsoBift toal vote for JE aident wMifil8 below tjie vote east torijryutn1008 The tQ a1ote cast tBis year 1504X655 is only 160066 altjfonrfact that two new Elates izor and New Me icoJhave been added to the Union tend women have voted in California tend Washington The Socialist vote has increased over 100 per cent and the prohibition vote decreased about 20 per cent With these conflicting forces in the country and a hungry Congress on his hands it is predicted that President Wilson will have troubles of his own GOINCM Q1NOII corrctlr IsNItiwGtteE iawlo wusnrt ttoGariGi + rr IT IS EASIER TO SAVE HAIR YOU HAVE THAN TO GROW NEW wer1Newllres UerpJdcluteos falling bafr lad pre deekonl1IIvUtebaJrasdeealp Nearly ererrons hu hair trooMa of acme de ooseetDontIt to conceded to be the standard batr wmedy lJeKUafrOne cleHw he bottlM seW by us wider MI sorute searaatee Si Bernard Mining Cot Incorporated Drug Department Agents Bible School Of Chrlstlen Church Classes Successful Year The annual reports were read in the Bible School of the Christian Church Sunday morning showing it to be one of the successful institutions of the city During the year there were 798i pupils present a weekly average 152 The contributions lt Soc Shirts i r 39C y iYs Ladies Shirts v Hv 49C vt I J iN i Ladies Shirts y v vif h 980 I ISO Ladies Shirts V vv 119 Vzoo Ladies sferfsr V viv i IfI lf tii If i49 AK irli sfaJ tw tI J T tt1 1J iotAccept our best wished pr the coming New year tjfuidbtu thanks for of a and anJ ffefavors p1jn in the jiStf1Wil1 ever strive to + merit a hare of your s p an patrollage by Et the route of honest and fair decline i v rVIl 1+ fit v IJ J It if Li r iirand Leaders IC tI i ii Lk JI wr v i M t + KjImart 1 + + it t +oi 2 J i tI f 4 IJ 4 I i i tMaijiIIIe AP + i+ Kentucky I 1r Jl a I V4 + +ty 4li4l 1SIi f fi4ii i4iX I amounted to jtt417aq average of 604 per Sunday This is a creditable increase ov6rthe year 1911 and indicates splendid leadership and intelligent efforton Lhe part of everyone concerned Officers tor the ensuing year were elected and the following were elected Superintendent F D Rash First Assistant H D Cowand Second Assistant E J Phillips Sec andlreas W L Phillips Assistant Edgar Arnold Musical Director W W Wright Pianist Mrs W R Ooyle and Miss Susan Marie Ccntchfield J Mr and Mrs Raah hail planned to tender the schoola reception tonight but owing to the death of Dr Mothersbead it has been indefinitely postponed The ontookfor the coming year for the growing school is very promising feel languid weak rue down Headache Stomach off A good remedy It Burdock Bided Bitten Atkyaurdroggln Price hoo wntn we nave parcels Pest tJtWn OrlaJuioPuck Draws QSC J2SC Drawers 2SC Ladles Drawers I9c Drawers Jft oo j 790 Death Of Mrs Oscar Underwood Mrs Oscar Underwood passed to her eternal Sunday Dec amber After months of suffering the death angles claim the beloved woman and took her from this life of pain The de ceased is well known in EarJing ton and is known to number her IrieuHs by her acquaintanoea She bad suffered from tuberculosis for months and the end asalshockwill take place at Kelleys Ky Tuesday morning She is survive ed by husband The many friends of the deceased extend sympathy to tlfe familyin their hour of sorrow School Opehs Jan 2 1913 On account of the Dr Motberehead the father of Mies Mothershead School will not open until Thursday Jan 2 Parente- pleaaetake notice and have pupils on hand at that time OE DUDLEY Principal you have a blllloua attack give OharaberlRlns Tablets a trial They are excellent For sale by all dealers Dante At Tht Ptetime Club a Success IsBlkiorBiiilgtouJwho hairo reoently orKaniivd K plubtobJ- kuorn as the PMtlm QlUb gave their opeuiBjc danoe1juLt Friday evening The offloeraot the club aettn t M committee are arranging the pro grain whioh proved 0 W a Rraad the wMe lad i f r prepared by the comraittdfl tamed over to three of the skarmlugyoadgladles Uis fsiIItJ f Bean lI and Maokslfatrlok who damtly eeiyed1 the eouraw In a tttT j And this proved to it i dditiBQ W the pleasures of tits jt 1il2t evening Mnslo was furnistled fey J u Walker and Bay and all know this is hard to heat whea it comic leIJ rl good musie Uhdert the dzreotloG of i 1N 7 this committee we all h T to have zany other Much priisleaisy y enjoyinK these pleas nt eye li1HK t- In the near future S Tne out of town guests were Mlmf yf j a fee Violet Owen HopklnavilUi x- YTBlanche Lebkneober NashvjlljIgrtx fHattie Vaughn Sebre Annie Loules qtyi Deeds Elkton Mamie Snider LOK 1ttl- avlU Lougee Saisrit 1iOhio fleas Steward MadJBOuvlH ii tFay Bell EvansvlUeAbnle Lehii Howell Ind titMessrs Pool Kelly i Will Owen Hopklnsvlllei Julial i Smith Mineral Wblls T i 1JfCheapest accident ara2Dr HtiJlHRj Ile c Iwllo oilTor burns scald ctfM a4 ereoresrr s wee All druggists sell It ajeandjM l A man who serves hid Iupleyc tfaithfully and loyally ktfdl who 1 work builds up a great business ithis employer owes nothing to W f employer when he leaves the Mr vice but tne employer on the old i CK er band owes a debt of gratifade Est iF r can never pay J I knew a young man whoet i n 1 ents and untiring energy built wp a v great business for a man without j abilitya man devoid of intentr 1 i Kence and when that old empjoyewe z deoame interested in other busltiMf the poor fool he had made rich wiio I fed him for years He for gets the nlghtsand days of tollthes hard struggles subordinate WM R making for hhnlie forgets the loyalty and selfsacrifices made A s gentleman or man within ouno of 00brains always appreciates the man v v U who made his business a + 15 and at least tried to make him res t peotable R I t- n1 q i 1 1 da1l reds ot ti I Qob eilr faI 1 ts4 t P i J U8 r r- i n e u rwe rI Sale w 4V t1 It y 7 IvtJ11U 5S if 11 t t rr lq JriIO t I 1 ICI t 1HR I EE 61AYS L 0NL I l f rt r1 ti Atte 1 I tJr iI iir t O I r J IAJ Ii I J 1s- u iS 5 I n f yh u- u Jo J hA tr11 thl 1 H l 1 r r JII a 1 t I r- r r 1 tF J w f Saturday January 4 Monday tJanuary and7j I t tt f1 f IJIt C r- ve j a gar a f 1 It lfiJi t h lI l1 1 J i cdq f hf1 h t 1 ft 4t jtWe1iavejust received our Spring Shipment ofILadles Misses1v and r lClliElrei1s Musli Underyear3r fl 1tJ days display will offer you some very attractive styles and prices that w111 savevyou money i = r- r Saturday Monday and Tuesday Jan 4th 6th and 7th we will offer Some Very fashiou ble underwear at a re duction of 10 to 25 per pent on the dollar r V1 1 f Fs loJ t- N I Coyf f 39C t 75cCorsetCoyf49C 1 CorsetCovI THE Special lilSC Childrens I MIsses Wlicfc1 1 Ladies i j v oc- Ladiesi Drawer r L5ocLadi s ud75c 79Cq5k 1 I 125 r 01 i v I 250 LadiesShirtsii t f 198 u r homo 29th death When JigI sirtoyedrefreshments Laura I ean appreelalwd J splendid a Montgomay j f Why sueeeu J 1 t f 1 JI f Il andruesdav7 i J fp 125 PrInces Slips jife Vv h 41 A9C O I v 1u l i I UqNrCI 1i U 0 150 Princes Slipsa rIIg JJ V 200 Princes Slips 149 wt14 250 Princes Slips V f 4198 xo tf l JI 300 Princes Shps MJ 249rF soc Ladies Gownsi n vv h i 39C- s100 La Gowns qI v 79C I 1 fi 156 Ladies Gowns f 1 1A s i1 i 1 9 f Ji I C 4 oLadiesj GownsL rf L ttt I l 0 r t o ni 1fJ i 1 f 4o Lat11es Gowns fII Jrla rt k Ir jb I98- ooLadGowns ij l I f IiN J r JAJI t 4 2149 l U twoff j 3 t2 8a q i s i I r a t I j 1 i 7 frt s t1 4 t Nothing Reservediri Muslin Underwear Every Garment Reduced Call and look for yourself and see whi1tasa lngwehvcJor you j fWe alsoR include in this underwear sale about 65 Ladies White arid Fancy Waists sizes from 34 to 44 slightly soiled at a very big Reduction 9 Ladies Flannel Shirts at the Same Reduction Remember the date Saturday Moiiday arid Tuesday Jan th6th aiid7thiI i t f it- oy k 1IInesali t tr Incorporated rs 1L o t f 1 tirr I h clb 1 CYftCilP T pr t i ttt J t G S t n tiot T m- eAA q 1 r d4 agW 7WJftKf h G eftlHfJr J- I dlf l1 teI r 1 itf to- I iq iIoII rIiM 11V bYC k rJ 4V4 ItmJIIt7hIo aa A k J a fdb- L q t Jy r 11l l rb r aI rkn I c 0 r i C I IT Ii eIt J r Gi JiiiKiV lh tJ Yt 7= pkg 7 The man wM wltlap Cit ftown a wen i About the thtfiga hsksss to Mil ir4 Like ireturdihoI1 H I J News of the Town isc fftstarTCvans Peyton of wane- U r i who hU been Jalti g her grand parents Mr and Mrs J B yton of this city returned home Monday 4 KIes5ueyFawcettotmadiecnvlll n to her homel I 7 lOlftPJltetlw11 able to be out and 1TM t brdak In the Bee office i 7Uaiiy ItiituiAlleeq Davis spent a few I A1fcft last Reek In Louisville with v irrlwMls it Seri lUeyot Lon syllie and Contra city was a visitor in the city iMtweek Kiss Anne Deal BramwcH of Mhvijle is visiting Miss Kathleen pHlman Miss Susan Marie Orutahflold IPtt Friday Madisonville Mrraid drs Arthur Daves of Jfcvaasvlliefepent Christmas week In the city with relativesti PaulVrElng spent Sunday in ladlsonville will Ow RtTpm Kelly and Harry Po9IoiHQnls1n vUle were in town lgbt x- MW Mamie Snider of Iioulsvllle WM hi the oity a few days visiting hind o Mr j Jiiflt BIskand cbllnren spent Christmas week with her parents Mr awl MrsJF Martin of sash f1IirtTena r HrShe was In Nashville Sun day Wanted 2 good solieitora for Ear Uogaon Rood money to right party f apply at Bee offic- eMiealanoh Lubkunoher of Nash vlile was the guest of Miss Margaret Mitchell for the dance Friday even ingPeroyStewart visited Triends in Hopkinsvl He Saturday and Sunday LGae Margaret Gordon of Nash wino spent last week with Mies- 8usauMerle Orutohfleld- JBflftfXllxabeth NisKet of Madl t scat week ltb Miss au M tfie OruoliftldI7 tOT BttwAen the School Boiidtog and the Kellroy Property qld watch Finder Plese receiveRetdllrsW C Brannon of Christian rsoap who spent several days with yhrienta In the city last week MtaMNMHt hone Friday morning t r S wal of the ladles of this elty WjatjljC MadlsoKTille Friday after attend the matinee of the i N ttjs Sqaaw at the Motion J f Williams of Nashville Tenn reral days last week in the ij Ih the family i Dr E A r Da iWJ en Miles who was hurt In aWMf kat Atictnson 3 kaetlon several0 monjUisafte was eowpeiled to have one amputated Dr Paul Jtavesof Nashville Tenny was down f to tee Miles a few weeks ago and r p then ithotfgbt that the operation J wouUibfi necessary Mr Miles Is fr well at this time and 1 UJd bope for his speedy re iP t k i T Stevenet Hanson Was In tb Saturday Visiting friends vJiwjit Towery of Shady Grove JCv Ui In the city visiting the fame j ly of Kenny Tucker Mr Towery l lteallerat the Bee office Fri y Mli Anne Lebey of Howell was tile Charming guest of Mrs Elsie C1lnerffor nde Mr and Mrs Joe Taylor of Hen CI raoliJilpentSunctY afternoon with MlesJees Greerj I f Ihe Stomach Is tne Targett srrr erir or hholldaye hwr brftrSr returned to bar hOaaa lJ Nash rule Trfday 14aloneyWaeinopkinaaaeThursday J Ivan td t e t ot e dance at Bebrse Thursdayaighs- Guy Forrester spent the W 1cIW I withlrieuds In Hartford iM rs W H Whltford attended thS matiaee of tThe white Squaw at MadlBonviile Friday night Paul Moore Jr was In Madison yule Friday 1 Newman Whitford attended The White Squaw at the Garriok Theatre Friday Miss Hattie Vaughan of Sebree was In town Friday ni t the gnest of Kiss Mitchell forth dance IMill Alma Hanna who spent the Mr and lira Mart Whitford who spent Ohristmai with axis mother Mrs Jane Wbitford lpJjtor their home in Birmingham Ala Tburs day 11R t + Roy Parker was in Evansville Tuesday Miss Deeds of Elkton was the guest of Mies Margaret Mitchell for the Christmas dance Oharue Darragh spent Christmas with his mother In Chicago Hal Thompson visited his parents Shawneetown during Christmas Clyde Thompson who is working at Bakers Teun was home Wed nesdayH spent the boll days with Ills family H H Vaughn attended the dance at ebree Thursday nlithti r Miss Margaret Mitchell attended the W 0 W dance in Hopklnsvllle Wednesday Miss Gladys Vaughan visited the Misses Vaughan in Sebree last week Miss Blanch Gartbrlght who has position with the Bee viNlted her mother in SeTbree during the HolI- days Miss Lelia Vaugbahvi8lted friends in Hanson last week Miss Margaret Mitchell visited Miss Haftle Vaughan m Sebree Thursday and attended the dance Thursday night There was no alarm of fire sound ed during the holidays and when you consider the amount of fireworks IjIscatch on fire but out Fire Laddies are always on the lookout and are ready at any time to be therewith the goods G O MoBrome of Madisonville wasrn the city ieuerdayobust ness and visited friends The Railroad Edition of the Bee will make its appearance some time during the next few months and will farexoeedanytblnrtb l was ever attempted In this line laths State DrW P Rose brMadfsoavliie wee Intbeoltyyelerdavatijlrfoh on ir i i Mr and Mrs O J Martin spent several days is JSvansvllle last week with friends and shopping i MrsPaullne Brooke and 2Ciis Mary Hewlett left yesterday inprntpirlfcr Bt Loals where they baveouceptad pOlltlonlwlt1oneoUbi large Dry Goods Stores in that elty A few streets were made in the city during the xmas Hotidef s It was one of the quietest weeks of the vear Happy New Year to all the people of Earllngtbn whose future is bright and can be made brighter if all men and women in the city will practice the Golden Rule It is easy when you tryit and when you try it you Ill like it better and better Miss Fay Bell a very attractive young woman of Evansvllle visited Mrs Tom Coleman for the dance Friday eveninge IL For nt Three good furnished rooms centrally locatedwilt rent to gentlemen only ApplyatBeeOffice I I Aim to make that strong and digestion good and you J will keep well I No chain j stronger than iteweakest j HrikNomahiltlOnger than his atomnehWith I a diseageo allow prtJGold n Medical Discovery ti 1Ivtmd 3JbrdnJIaIyStM sad trnlwitbouttb 1JHO t UL peroot te orovc iriYiDC ldeYYi JIIIt NIrt teaI1dlAibZrRY Pf r lDtb eRS Jti tttiWrNM sire a letu er trial bzbrr awlltt ref 1 tecKM toM +urpst I I Otc u I jtitiva I III n 1 r rt VJ L WE SIIOIA1 i THAT UNIVERSAL PRDflAM dl THESE PICTURE PLAYS ARE AMAZINGLY VIVIDaNo Stage Production Could Be More do r r r Have you ever seen such realistic effects in a stage production as yosee- in i1 these picture plays 0 I v v r They leave nothing totheimagiriatipnin the way of scenic effects Jf they are laid in a wildcmlcant hejpjay i mactedin prie andthe effects are thereal thing You know that you see it m reaf ill tie picture plays This coupled with the latest projecting machine and thrown on aWon ftiMittqt Screen certainly makes a Picture worth seeing I THE IDIE HOUR THEATRE Is up to the minute Our desire i to please and our motto is Nothing too good for our patrons That is the reason we shcyw THAT UNIVERSAL PROGRAM j r Reifl The jfRkn Reanldhouse- ariR 11 With the time creeping nigh when there are glad tidings and good qhcer smeared round the roundhouse and pther places 0f importance I feel that ram ex peoted to make Borne kind or design if you liko of a spiel that will appeal to the railroad men on this special occasion which as you all know comes but once at a time For a starter I will say I wish yoU all a merry existence and a happy career or words to that effect etc 1 heard another one of them say they could not tell Ohritmas from any other time Thats easy jOhrisfcmas nearly alWays coin ein fhevicinrty or neigh borhpod if you desire of the 25th of December while any qtber time comes on the 18th of J k1Oncehratoimet I hope youfall 4narfy Christmas t i 3iv and gJe r e the foliowliig j8ervei8p GiRl attention i Molt specially d 1visb a- merty Qhristjiiat IItfdal PPI NewYeaifi pi 4V JJt To the Master ef Trains hue mt t1i ltd TLiaBsmittlagjiridlreeelT ng by wire He Is everything ills name implies Whenjit GOttei tO the bug that ideplres t To theChtefDlspatoher i How ou1db have the patience To endure the tidally strife It bedidnt have Morrison Who would gladden any life To the General Foreman 4Tho hes often tired and worried He is never nevrgrlm Hes always ib re with his part For business 1s business with him To the Chief Cleric Were nothing more than actors And hes an expert at his role Hes not large but we all remember The small man harbors a wondrous soul To tho Store Room Clerk Often when he sits studying With a look so solemn and grave HPS thinking of THEIR houlsto- getber At the dear old Mammoth pave To theatenographer God off Hosts be with him yet In alfhe txpertehoes or happens to see Lest betbrjj fc the irl he met In the sunhissed hUisof Tenn- essee V P rhap8YO iikyo the noticed the motArln the reetryI lave t It Isnt theretW T DrakojVatiSn jNashvlllo last weekIi M 0 W Whktntj ha8 been working at JBarllngton a i4j daya v Genera prdmari almonc was ou the M H E1 RR last week Tho only djttersnce betwerHian Arkansan cud a shoptrack man is that tho shoptrackniau does not iive4n Arkansas who v pug sec met ItIs rumdr zed thatone et the1 d ha- sn1dep trIo or theposittonots- J J iury LLLiL f artist m detHe wrote to 0 H Gibson and Harrison Fisher the American Beauty artists He thinks be will make a good model jasbe standstill so IonIC It haslong been 9fbeautyho looks like Venus but Xthlnk lie looks more like Apollo Considering all the fine looking men of Ken tucky be is second to MqEfee not including myself- FiremanBraokot lu laying off sick Fireman Sam Harris was in Howell Sunday- UeuryPlJklnton and W A Hardy went to Madisonville last week to see Fortyflve minutes from Broadway Yes they had to walk back but tb9ysaw all the show uPilk says he went over to purchase some presents and that there is nothing so ifatjguereilevlug asa little walk of about five miles Hardy said he didnt know there was going to be any sb0w until attar he got over He said he had read Ben Hur tbrougliso many times that he IfftnJt ws+ iow Beoould bearto look Cat he pTotutee which were shown at this place on the aforesaid night Pmkney WHUp ha8returned from a Vlai to BakersVTsjn ka d avitb afte deal oftroable ardY1bsicebBhas left beref G M ArmV iifoniffividlWf t iPilfcingtqn are- elaiaitug the dishonor They wU soon discontinue as J bjtve written totBears5 Ro buck A O eand t s foIribFoster tried to sell xujd copyright thAtweaused the arbnt I iloas there cil notia ing too good for our readers except next weeks issue Y aoltH Simons 10 iaying off sick W 0 Carnahan s laying off a few days Palefaces Palefacedweak arid ihaky women whosuffer every day with womanly helpofa building action on the womanly system If youare weakyou need Cardui the womans tonic because Cardui will act directly on the cause of your trouble Cardui has a record of rrtorethan50 years of success It must be good YkeCARDUI The Womans Tonic Mrs Effie Graham of Willard Ky 411 was so weak Icoutd hardly go I suffered nearly every month for 3 years When 1 began o take Cardui my hurt ighed9Qp NpwdOam in good health Begin taking Cardui r- 51t tttUyY L A I r it- LV- VTTi r 1 r I lrJ 1 t New Years Greetings e We desire to thank our frieiidsl and patrons who have helped so liberally tome the year 1912 4 a prosperous one for us and ask a continuation of their patronage for the coming year 1913 Wishing you one and all a happy and prosperous New Year Planters Bank of Mortons Gap G E HENRY Cashier MOrtonsOap fterifockyil I f T fEPEOPLE OF MORTONS IiI 4 il GAP AND VICINITYi5t rR 4- i t It JIj t We 31 wjh to extend to you our hearty thanks for VVa I the liberal patronage you have accorded sduclngihte f I r1 n year roli and ask a continuation of the same for 1913 ttrust the New Year will be a happy and pros IVWe for each of you R 1t i Yours truly j5t ernart MiniQgCQ lIncorporated J Vl i y tt1 H LBROWNING Manager Store H I it LMortons eoooooeeoae Gap Kentucky J H A Magenheimer layed oil a days goj I Rev RJ Brazeiton called on the boys last week F P Gianninl Jr was In town Sunday Oar repairer JA Taylor had the lucky number and gpt another ham at the Princess theatre last week He is contemplating opening up grocery if he gets another One Engineer Elmo Shaver of the MiB E rein town tQ spenn the holldayt One ot the boys solved tho Chrlst mae gift problem by Kiting himself Ho did ho didnt know of anything that lookedbetter or was more tine fijl thain himself The boys took vote on it and it was carried hit e opposite direction by a Unanimous vote f HaiBSbroUjzh FoardjJ went to EvMH lit a and cantjj 1t U boflt v C I IJ c j 0 t 7oj1 t- I KNIGHTS TlMPLAR60BSZRVE- OHRI8TMASWITHSPZOIAL 8EBJ7IOE8 AT OHTTKOB tSermonlent Musical Numbers RenderedrChristmas services were heldbyf the Sir Knights of St Bernard Com Chriata t m Church Thesermon was preached + Iby Bey H J Brazeiton who has but recently become a Mason The program was most interesting and i appropriate and contained some ae tr sloal numbers including 14 8010 b MIBS Irene a mals quartette by SlC Knlvbte Rash Mo- UreayVPhilllps anti llrowuingand- an Instrumental trio by Messrs Ells Ludmarched I autlfulahQUaRospeeralreligious servioesthebirthOfObrlstj by this el Xuighthnodand St Ilr tara Coin t ftr f jy- i s f U of Q rt yy L jTh 1R f Zl b4JB111 lLl r L LT 0 JOVERBU1ES 1 mH PARCELPl1S1 Ii t- I I master GenefefpUfts Reg tions Gpvz fstint I 1 H SENTi3yWld j t AT MAY BE I tlfbc fieA 1Tl or ty Co iI Farm aniI Factory Products by Mall From and to Any PIrit Ii UnItEdMatI 00tiBMter GeBeral Hlteaeeek as approved the regulations which In detaIl th artZiswhIe ry- ay net esept by parcel post pi UoHrrar w Ib ini el at thgovernmet a ihor enal1efwllr iF d T on fSiltatribtftea as rapidly as possible ie irales as lo what can be sent what cannot be sent and the ln irtntetloBB for the preparation of malU jaile articles with other official ad riiiire glvea Sere as they have Just jhB prepared by the postofflce do rtment in Washington minimum rate will be five cents tar the first pound and three cents for jsaok additional pound to any point not tesceedlng fifty miles from the office of failing the local rate which IB five cats for the first pound and bne ent Y Jot additional pound applies to all tie the delivery of which dos not Vbiv6 their transportation on rall way Iine The rates Increase for ch successive one Jthe etghtllOnes Jthe mum rate being twelve cents ja round which will carry a parcel eBB the continent or to any of oUr Mweseiona Parcels will be limited 6 eleven pounds In weight and six jCeet In length and girth combined VMaHable Perishable Articles Butter lard and perishable articles tHiGh as fishtresh rfieats dressed jfewlfl vegetables fruits berries and iartlcles of a similar nature thatdecay jomlckly whenso packed or wrapped Milo prevent damage to oilier mall witter wilt be accepted for local de Wry either at the of mailing or tany rtirlrqtito starting therefrom twifen Inclosed In ail Inner cover and m strong outer cover of WQOdmet sd heavy corrugated pasteboard or btfcer suitable material and wrapped a f tbatnothlngcan escape U jCraai th package they will be ac eted for mailing to any offices with ia the rstzoneor within a radius o- f1mUN Butter lard or any greasy tB olly substance Intended for dells ery at offices beyond the first zone II t bo suitably packed Vegetables aM fruit that do not decay quickly 381 ba jifl pted for mailing to any tVMie if packed so as to prevent dam 410 toother mall matters Eggs will be WMMpted for local delivery when se iwfiwly packed In a basket or other jtiat Zgsi1l bS aeceed for iirepfd eH of distance when Mk gU wrapped I separately and 1 Wirj lia ajsot ainsr saltedMte4rl5rCk vretlaeaany ftop will be transported only i hin the first zone Lro1 eontalntngiipenshabla tm I Jjmark d IIRI1ABLIa F Is 4 articles likely to spoil within the jltee reasoBably required for trans i Viirtatlfa and delivery wilLjaot be aCf patedfoi mailing 4 paqturd atrst 1tendtn8tare tBaaBtcr approval Bpeclmea jmrcel snowing the manner fpac1t fSii When sharp pointed Instruments areIbKered for mailing the points must be 4wpped or encased Blades nust be ilwund so that they will remain at tached to each other or within their ndles1or sbckea iIn Powders pepper snuff or other I 41 wnilar powders iiot exploalye or any I imOar pulverized dry iubRtane not jwisoapus may be sent when inclosed incases adept metal wood or other I to render impossible the esv peo of the contents Flour etaUknds must be put up in cuch U inneras to prevent Ute package 1K l theHqur being scattered teethe mails f Queen lees and Nursery Stock QtIQcn boos live isccts and drjed repjilcS may be mailed in accordance wIth tim renton that now apply to VptlijB claege dt tnall fteeds of fruit nursery stock and all 4Jttfqfv plant products for preparation may be mailed under the same con iUflqns Confectionery and Soap Cfiqdles confectloneryeast cakes noapfnhard cakes etc must bp iri 1 i dhi boxes nd sQ wrapped as lo 1Injury to other mat tr o led original packages ofpr- oprlJet H iriicleB such a8 soaps tobacqo pills t bletctclIut up In xcd- andUM6ythemanuCActurerI 91 ot a r themselves unmailable will i JH aeoiited for mailing wken properly t ppd t Milllrery JfragllerartlcleB such as inllllnery leys laOca instrumentsetc apd ai jUslfr consisting wholly pt In jpaft o jr O contained Ia aas nust be J uaary packed 4 thijreslstimp r JatU nI7t t I I 01 s Jo Tk 1 fo11g ts deeIard Ui l Iitrtiftt1ryrt ii 1Ift 1o ni iIt oi lats +dsd for Pr r iijI 1wittoi tvUcii Iatsnd t i c JIu tI1g 1y t LJfor btdwMuit or inmortt fwrptecf all ttatt r oth rwls mailable by law0tim outside T81 pr irrappwr of which bears and delineation or language of a libelous scurrllow defamatory or threatening character JLil such matter when deposited in a post office or fwni lu n shall biwkhwl1 and trfDhG tvlsloRSbf gesLietII iers 11 loiotaFoIfls and lnmiwsbls Mawrla s lJIou maled f t inteathgioqryiykI cles and i compositions contalaiag i pal ibn poaHoHptlR anImals ins Jes and xept1li explWlres ti 7 wffi J hi ainfl9ftWeBiaterlals wMehiwe held to include matches kerosene oil gaso line naphtha benzine turpentine de natufed alcohol etefy infernal ma cltemloalorthermay lPlteotfexpIoded1a8ue germs orscafes oth d ttfra3Iitit1c- Ial I articles coR1PsIHOM OTrfltTrials of W a r whlctfay ktllora riyyIe Jajkr another or damage the mall or other property Pistols Animals and fellrdi erJndetacnedead and not stuffed animals birds pj poultry except as elsewhere ivided Taw hides or pelts gtiSno wI any article having a bad odor will not be admitted to the malls Treatment of Undeliverable Parcels PerJshablematterwUlbedellveredas matter can not be delivered and becomes offensive and injurious to health postmasters may destroy itor the Injurious or offensive portions thereof Undellverable perishable matter which in its nature does not become offensive or injurious to health may be delivered by postmasters to the proper local municipal authority to be distributed to hospitals asylums or other charitable or reformatory insti tutlpns If there Is 119 such municipal authority tho matter may be deliver ed to any charitable Institution or organization making application there for If no application is made the matter will be destroyed at the ex piration of two weeks Parcels Improperly Postmasters will refuse to receiveI for mailing parcels not pr 1Whenis wholly unpaid or insufficiently pre paid is deposited for local delivery f and the sender Is unknown notice of detention need not be sent but such matter will be delivered and the defi dent postage collected from the ad dressee by the carrier If the ad- dresseS refuses to pay the postage the matter wm be sent to the Division of Dead Letters Insurance on Parcels A mailable parcel on which the postage Is tully prepaid may be in sured against loss in an amount equlv alent to its actual value but not to exceed 50 on payment of a fee of ten cents In parcel post stamps such stamps to bp affixed When a parcel is Insured the leB derwtll be glvea a receipt showlag the jofltce ana date pf mailing and namber of the parcel fWKed a riB nrn eclBt is desired the Me ptaiijtojujred pArel4the postmaster at the mailing office will note the request on the margin of 1 Iurnce4ig ahthe postmaster ce address will obtain from the addressee a receipt and mall it to the sender i The liability for Indemnity shall owuie When delivery has rbeeu effected t I Forwarding of Parcelt Parcels ray be or for Ward d on the payment of additional postage at Qo rate which wpuld be jchargeable If they wre brlginally mailed at the forwarding office In whlckLdasp the necessary stamps will affixed by the forwarding postmas 1ter Payment must be made every 1time the parcel Is forwarded Preparation for Mailing Parcels must be prepared for rifajl ing in such manner that the contents can be easily examined A parcel will not be accepted for mailing unless it liears the aima and address of fee sender preceded by the word From In addition to the name and addresst of the sender which is will bo permissible to write or print on the covering of a parcel or on a occul Ina small space by means of marks letters numbers names or other brief description the character of the par eel out ample space must be left on the address side for tho full address in legible characters and for the no cessary stamps Inscriptions such as terzfChrIstmas I Please do not open until Christmas Happy NewYearW1tJ1best wishes l and the like inay be placed on the cover of the parcel in such manner as iVoti to Intbrfere with thq address Distinctive Stamps The law requirefLlhat the postage onnll matter must be prepaid by distinctive parcel post stamps affixed Postmasters cannot receive for maU- I IngprcelsthatdQ not bear such stamps V Parcel post Stamps are not valid for the payment of postage on matter of the firSt second and third classes land WhenusedfoI that purpose the matter to which they ir i affixed shall tlH treated as 1e14 ier postaif MaPiiand Guides i Parcel post maps withacperapany Jngptd are tobe sold t tbeplJti Io it their cost 76 santa through the chief Clerk of the 6eC 099 depar- twit A c carel mpg i rlp ld benf WI IiSQUY thee po ce k wMtlsae rit 1 jhlWi t 1A i p W 11 t a 14 I rHXING I UNDER PARCEL PDSTISYSTEM ii f r J 6oV rhieht GOeS IntO luskiess- f 1 TnttdMrLtkndie Throuhthe Malter jL IJr l Uirrir NEW UW FULLY EXPLAINED Country Divided ffttZ MM and Units for PurpoM ef fixing jChari M for Carrliir Nc Piijs W ltW 12 f Th LsvsrHMs t MailableAnything ProfMirly Wrap pea Which WIU Net Injur oCttsr Mall ryRe8flt i ly EDWARD CLAHK With the coming of the Nev Year the United States government wlll en ter into a new field of enterprise the transmittal of merchandise by what IR known as the parcel post For years there has been a demand for such a system of inexpensive transmittal of packages The camps of favor and disfavor of the parcel postscheme have been about equally divided Finally at the last session of congress a bill was paused which j will put tho plan into operation but only it must be said in little more than an experimeptal way It is the intention of Uncle Sam to move rather slowly In the parcel post matter He wants to find how popu lar It will be how much It will cost the government and whether there Is to be a profit or loss at the end of eaph year If it is found that the plan Is successful from the point of view of the people which means the government alsor the parcel post will 1be extended until finally it reaches the proportions whjch its proponents say they believe Itls destined to aa sumo Zone System Explained It is no exaggeration to say that thousands upon thousands of Inquir fles have been made of the postmaster general as to just what the parcel post will mean to the people It was the law of congress establishing the system which made provision for a division of the country into zones and into 35000 units which are to be u6Jas centers In describing the cliv des which mark the boundaries of the zones There his been no clear understanding apparently ofthts onesystemibutrea11y It Is a very simple matter The accompanying map shows the country divided Into tones frpnr the 1tnltin which Washlngtoa is 114j uated as the center Accompaayin the map is a table showing the of postage per pouad for parcels from Washington to places within all the zonest 1 Each unit contains an area thirty miles Now each unit Is a EItry no matter where itis sltHate will have zones drawn from Itjust exactly as1 Washington has them drawn Jwai It For instance take Xeonlti Ia which 11IJn1Jnl in the fifth loaa i From that will be dravjn circles BX actly as hey are drawn from Warington and they will be numb Keokuk number one just u they art iumtiered rOm Washington fa I liowriet1lgraphical position as related tax p kirk than it has as rotated to Wasb ington but as the radius of thd pjrelcts drawn from Keokuk is the same length as the radius of the clrel s i drawn from Washington Keokuks Zone Six will be just as far from Its center as Wasnlngtona Zone fib is How PsteeAeFxedIIt can be seen from this readily enough that the postal ntH from rtouJr zone SvllV W1WI11g CiI r tas frog r zoaasu EIi unit being about thirty pubs squar will pf course contalp In most caiies a number of postoffices but each office in the same unit Is considered as be ing tho center of thtj circles from I j c rihSMI Or POSTAGE fJ r WVi- fNr weighIng four ounoes or less ai malable altJ1erate rdIeofdlatanee1 t the p iMda shown bt4ie feftoWtn taIa d WhennIRIId- t f this Itl WaaY fraction of a psimd fobhsidered a full pound 8thWtrateCyi4p052e06 oo 10 t2 14 1619 21 24 I4 fr 36j5 09 17 22 M 32 37 46 LI5 MM I26 SW t S44 l tll 23 44 51 64 71 M uL 12 26 30If 50 5873 81 96- i56t9uJi 13 29 65 82 91 106 1OL 14 i 32r 42 J2M 91 101 120 ll iJ5 r 46 100 111 132 r f F6rlt full explanation pith rates of postage jn tht First QeesthefarceIPost6uW I wmcn tne zones are drawn Tao rates pf postage are flied from the unit in which this sending postofflce is situated but the prJc846 every place tn anY zone ajethe Mine To Jt lustrate It will cost exactly the sanie amount to send a parcel from Wash Ington to Erie Pa It costs to send it to Atlanta Ga because Erie and Atlanta with reference to WashJIngton are situated in tho fourth rone The rates therefore nre fixed trromnu unit in whck the iiostofflce but tboy are the same from that office to any point in any onezono It will be seen Ay recrenco to tho table of rates of pbstago hat it will cost more per pound to send a package a long distance than it dOc to tend it a short distance The rate in creases for a package weighing one poundat tho rate of one cent for each zoneNoeJlfckalt weighing more than 11 pounds can be sent un dor the new p rc lpost law It should be said right here that on tho long hauls the parcel post may not be able to compete with the express companies but that on shorter hauls it can so eompete It was the exIpre sed desire of the loslslatora and of the postofflce officials that the parI cel post system should be made of particular use to persons having farm 1and factory products to transmit to customers It is probable that pro ducers must study time rates of post age and the convenience of transmittal and compare them with the cost and convenience under present methods before individually man can determinewhether he is to profit orI abt by the dbaage Then there is an ipth r thing to be cbnslderea and which only can bo known definitely rhea fuller regulations have been piada to specify xactl what kind of thtigs can be sent by parcel post It can be said in a general way that any timing caa be sent which is iBroperly wrapped land which will not injure other matter with WhIOII It may come in contact Ceay FprctinrCeuntrJM It to iprpbable 4t the KpYernmeat will adopt a meaatj of transportatlpa jtor eertala kinds of its sarck ndlse ieli like tMoM whisk luive QAdopted Ix parcel post opuatrlea ib What the EnglIsh pall ham pers baskexilke arrarigeBaeBts rob ably will Mldopte aaa aa tMeae oas be kept jsepirate from the ordinary mall matter Jt iaibelle ed altregulations aV flaall adopted will loathe len ng of egg bstE r dress ied Mve poultry iffley fruie and 6ther products of th 6ontry The li oUad limit feK single piek age work at first agaiast any very extended use of the parcel post for some of the articles which haye bet named Of ofrsemore weight ean be sent if It i sent in different parcels but tb1cOst in that case would be heavier beoaase the U crease per pouad on a single package Is iBOt great aR to 11 pounds aad probably it would Inacease at ao greaV i iiitJr rate Li wec I raise tflmitwetht whlek to m r fixed to make It simpler it wll I 9t ill oBeIpaQkage er single package to be carried and should charge In proportion just what it does now for one package of 11 pound weight very postmaster itf the United States wilt have a parcel post map like the one which is here reproduced except that the zone lines wilt be shown with the unit othts postofflce a center AU that a postmaster will have to do when a parcel IB pre sOnted for transportation Is to find out In what zone the destination of the package lies Ills table will show him instantly the rate per pound from the u ltln which his postpfflco lips to tne zone of the packages destina tlons the price as has been explained before to every iipstofflce in any one zone being the same The parcel post will take nothing but fourthclass matt eIthird thoriUM seem to think is in a way unjaet and may work a hardship It may be that in the future the law will I be changed so as to include all printed matter It seems to be certain that an attempt will be made to bring about this change as speedily as pos sible Must Ussr stamp I Postmaster General Hitchcock has ordered that postmasters be advised that parcel post package cannot be accepted for mailing unless they bear a dlstlactive parcel post stamp and 1have attached to them the return card of the sender A series of distinctive stamps is now in course of prepara don for this class of mall as required by the law creating the parcel post system Consignments of these stamps will be ready for shipment tp all postofflcea In ample tkae fer time establishment of the sew system oa New Years day The postofflce department has gives Instruction to every postmaster in the country to enlighten his patrons as muck as possible on tim general sub sett of the parcel post and especially ba use of the special tamp and the Beeessary atUcameat of timer tura carL The law requires that all tiewtkelass matter nailed sCler Jaa iry 11113 without parcel poet rtainjp attaeaed jkM be treated as He d fet postage matter Pareel I jiost packages will Be mailaele only at postoftces branch postoffices let tefd and local aaned staUoas aai saoH muBabered atatioa as maybe designated fey the pos Bas4ers fit has ben aanouaoed by Pestawa ter General litsbook that j ary 7p 000 sealss will be required for use in the patel post system which is ta go into effect January tit He has ao oordiBgly authorised the Iseuaace ef bids for that number Two hundred df the largest postofflces and their breaches will be supplied with auto matic priaglees seales The next class of offices numbering about 10 dOO will be given high grade beam scale while the four class 6ffioesI nutobeidg about G000 will be fur iiis4 vltk the best spring baiajww obtainable ash bAying a ea4tr far twenty pounds These scales will be uced poBtmasttis to determine the araounLof postage required on parcel pot paokages The fact that many of the postofffces of the country are = y lnow furnished with scales of a Hmrt d oepaoity makes it necessary for the postmaster general to make thla very targe purcha of scales capable of taking oare of the parcel psbulli nessi fi is Understood tt this wilt bfe the latest single order ever placed for scales K teonled8NotAffecttd 801 it sbid be said that the act cntresiwhtch pnts a tttinto ef ratlon does ttn any wap Rffect the postage rIteoUMa cut 0 tings MUII1I root scions and plantal M flx section 4S1 of the postal Iawasaadjguiations The clMilnoatlon of articles to able as well as the weight limit t rates of pttstage zone or zones ain ether conditions of mallahUIty under the Qtof ebBgress it the postmaster general shall and ba exs riei e tlai they br any of them are suchas to prevent the shipment of articles drslrable py shall perman to ren4ix the post of the service grater thMfL time receipts of the reyemnle tbersfr he is hereby authorized subject totoonssnt of the Interstate oommsNq r commission after Javestisatioa to z tc form from time to time such 2iMw cation weight limit rates ieee t zones or conditions in order to PWK mote the service to the publlo or MKi insure the receipt of revenue v such service adequate to pay the Milt rthereof Through many years different mest t hers of the bono and senate bail i been Interested in promoting paroei pot legIslation Among the men meii active ia securing the 1elittoaiJwhich soon Is to go into ft as P law are Senator Jonathan Bourne ftt Oregon Representatives David Lewis of Maryland and William WNj 7er of New Yorkt who has jut otftla elected governor of that state UD4h1the i system in places differing widely 1ltr sizes cllBBate and industries ostnuHl fiGeneral Hitchcock recently MUfkf v i tmoned to Washington to confer wt S the special parcel post committee flu postmasters of five typical oO SSy They are VUllaBi H Davis JPittstawfc- i Pa Daniel T Gerow JacksonVim Fla M H Joster Wilmington D c E M C Qulrnby Suffolk VaOJ i Henry NV Bradley Charlestowa W j va t r Confer With Postmasters M t The postmasters of the five largest iTh omce la the country have already I f pI appeared before the committee to tl1 tlargethan any of the greater five and as w being the center of a tremendous auiij ufacturing area The postmaster at f i lPIttsburg reported that the boiNfJt t trade of that city has a kt t post eeamittee working towml 4 c lbringiDgtheoonaumer and prodMSjip theJl8Wf3jtem He also said that many of i taercaants are planlilngtollavetIMIracity deliveries made by parcel post ILl WilmingtOn 1repre te4 r large farming and manufacturing dli c triet with Its mall conneoUOft It l It with PalladelpkU one ot the largiuL offlceei Jacks HivIlle ta time largeet oik V b1 flee In Florida and the o Uwt for aft r is the nail of the state It Je pcWTl1n having a speciAl increase of foresji 11 wiater etHrlIteaOI1faH tkjft II postmaster was etii a1 that travelers would use the parbtjl Post extensltely ia seadlng bone fly and tea4eunps1cag os ftzullA ol1tYaaM CkarleoW JPya are both yery wnall seoond O M P- ongeffieei In the tidewater 4Utri V p with large truck Interests the o far Inland la an oreaard eountry wIth diversified farm preduets The p aaasters both oflees reported paM v P iMereet g the IOeI poet and a1 S tit tkey had ooatlaual gtrdlng Its scope r t From these t t mlttee was ibis to gl SaflulrMlg t it amount of valHaWe 11 wkWh added to that reeeat h ariags ia Maryland Urin A position to plan the details of tto service to the greatest advantage it the producing farmeri1 Give Kim Time i lIpback door I L i jhI Yes maam replied the man wJ his hat In his hand IIHav you been begglag aU 11 llfe it i Not ylt tDAKf j C 1 1 JfV8Bffi fir I REALsmmOL J It Tea ar ALIs EURflfi- laluBd I REST THE 6dHMMTr Wendrlul Werkf UIuetra gi tfi Thrn HIM sei4iel 1 Kdrn Tk a Real Intra isir tudleL kr r I tied npoa a hill whkh oterleeks iber of IHHIMS that appear to be PrtotoI In these homes there ate n6 people endd many ef Oi girls nothers are forced togs Into the ng works to help IIwalltk Satur pay roll Naturallyyone would rpa uUt1ln tn such bmunlty nor welt kept grounds i strong schoH spirit unt Ill of tblngs Seem wibe In the forming baent t t exterior of the school fig rather ySQme palings are missing tho fence there Is no walk and orlare scarred Inside theJ and furniture are mostly old ere are decorations and they are made throughout The white o XAKXHO BASKETS AT KECBM Ins that temper the sunlight arei but have been neatly stenciled Iq right pleasing colors The big doorway between the two rooms III iogedi with a unique portiere irtk would puzzle the ordinary mor tal to its manufacture The secret ot Jargeand many colored beads tha ar strung on heavy cords to thkt I the ar4 made from wall paper The Mjgi got huge books of 18mI waN paper cut the paper into I ilia rolled i ot a brave tmlmJbMd of II I uid no- sF iuijr each bat tMMle a and IM ianf she wlripd That the rrot lti i proved fascinating to sbowa 11r r fs t that hait pf KC M time INS Ujr plnatariiy given to thisL m t 1rW I w leLj if to school to 19 topped aMl WetlEslbatetryy ifiAiitf have realised they tall Ws work for they are at= oldet borB tt Nit Yid i te7 a4cetTwilk ws freaartheI 1 Is alo tliei ttrjAiB hi 4 AIsWiIjall irthMldtej 1d the raw nat a li treeeInre and iaakA itt teto thfe Mnet with Eha 1 added value that tic handwork gives radualljr thfv eerie activity ipoat part of tbe Children and theirr Chen has caught and held the hi- tz of the fpniaiunlty tpacomp c pntivelr short tlma the parents aT J TBORN MILi sQloot jn that the children would be helped perfhon 4 i no mousy beyond the bare con it of the school the teachers and jfHrents gave a social and boa tjr The proceeds of the entertain I it have been used to engage the Ices of an art teather who comes t trout Ejrahkilqrt txylce a weekit school garden is being paP1 for theyity i l ant he hild have arranged to- iltlvaje JinBll plots at home Thesu- o t jbeenterolilmtlie contest which Knvdcdfin niidartiicaiIsplce9or the fu kiln Coont 1njh nssbciallDn OY1tnl MPUf1 CO1th1 IE- IIil il lIDA 1UI1DLNa- tXcI1 4YtStlUlDSpSrE zrpUGn IbAt atJHt IWSP1 CT l10 OI athailllItp Iogke t IIIiJI ient as pIslble l lis cl the nctlyitiSiiflf the 11UUWJ FllIprxli A1 1VI- jJurcs 5alitfon tho InI our J liiiv l4thu tti H seer 1 Its mueiiA rhItt to Jiaf rig nt bite litM j pibtIity Without i tr 00 r ll1 ti n i I r i La L IT q 1L c NeJea sJ ktings l To OurCu6toiners Trod Eribpds- y l wd thank r ot 1 for thei If favors ex f tendadto u dunnc tne paftvi lye months t I hra you have a Merry iristmas V andiI r Iit 1iti s HappyNcw YearpoP I J iJ + rcI f Il IJ AiTe Mo J II ore J neckedat l 1 1fM pgville clYiI i t LIuI4IuI1uuI Giii I j I gf I J f iI I I rfJf I1 7 piII f S j TO OUR CUSTOMERS JJD FRIENDS We wish to thank you for your liberal patronage nlfc only this Christmas but for alfciie year We wish all of yu a bright prosperous New Yr and l your blessings be na- yIlollinqerry v f 1I 1 rucmiy Jewelers and ticians Earlington Kentucky 1 rt r tAo r JlI + J Tootle people i of SIB Ch les an r d 1t J jrt Vt We want to thank you sucerely lot the liber jg kJ JiI ir al patronage given Us the P tyearand assure fi you we appreciateit Weove made It a poi togiv you full yalue folMurntnpheyin eYery J case and this will continue y be our rule In the tt vttr4ii i v t ftgF j 1 t new year We ask that cj will continue to reWJ s i jtJ us with your patraage and good will in Imember I gii3 J1 of Wishing youf one and aU i happy arid prosper rc 4 n H J ous New Year V M 1 t y Sk tl V 5j JIII5 1I Store JesS Phill s Managef yj f 14 1 V tt f rWY i 15 iiZirt v j W J mmmE- MUNMTIOR rrrHi DroDciiy of Fan Ufi lTWlIof fbl PlSt r L M e KfEPTHE BOYS AT HOME f it Mme emhutetrliJh htf ilml liiisnient Thy Will iWplae tayTnCrn c1ur lllet Av+ rrl lriCKeieing Frm the City i elralsally tare gb ar4 IMNII tbe ieatuddiBiaakSad4 has iiiraed ttatiltver7 the hnjlagand s1I1 of IniiHtabeqgB dewat r pay Maakiad- MaR learned that BO human being de yelopfi to its highest and beet unless lt la free Itmustknowand feel that ta constructing Its own marvelous lit 1VThe child doing almost mcanlngleea c ore thee boy staving the hot sum nser day through for his lather the r rtifrl at work In the garden for the ben eflt of the family are ono and all In a acasure enslaved OC course everything In the childs life cannot be made easy and pleasant but to force the child to feel that ho or she Is the phys ical stare to the family Interest must hurt and dwarf its growth Go out Into the country when the vacation sunshine la making vegetation tremble in its eagerness to grow and chat with some farmers son a little fellow still in the grades If you should ask him about the future ho Is almost sure to say enthusiastically Im gain to town to work the very first chance I get Im tired dead tiredof the farm all right Why does he say UWhr does he cityIanything more than his board an keep out of all the early rising and hard work he has known Wherever the hoy has had an oppor tunity to grow a crop of his very own he has shown that ho Is Industrious painstaking thoughtful and mentally alert Under such conditions he is a free man working out his own prob i gx AK IXAZCIATXD VOL- j m eerning life pw3 money andgrow i tag mentally as any bee ag nt mast t ThW te not fancy or fine spud HMKHT ttrykiii to Mt askle the accamateted I W ototh4 toe ages have strived to give ptI1n the i arkig pf td9 youth o Jau41 the gxperleace that a fete abort yews In Xprq lu1 has ilveau tkM shows us rBwbOIworked Jtbers in fields ttetproauced at best forty pr fifty bushels of cera to the acre can be transformed into wide aWake yqahgstew producing from CO tp ipb bushels Of good corn to thf acre Let the dhlldren be tfeednot be cause their labors have bentoo heavy but that they may find them selvett in a larger and finer manhood and womanhood that will make our country life into something letter than it ever Ms been In the past Breeding Teil An export in corn judging was look ing over a county exhibit to select the best ten ears He bad inspected the heslr tated ed puzzled He started to speak but stopped and examined critically two ten ears each which were merely known to him by their tag numbers At last ho touched the two piles and diI am going to hazard an opinion These two piles of corn are Johnson county white and they bate been grown from the same toof seed cprn Again bo inspected the corn In both piles while the few people In the room watched him with increasing interest He smiled as he again began to speak Yes hosnldI am absolutely cer thlnof myflrst hvp statements andil anV gofunt0 Ipa eC3bAcorn from WhlcU xbibits = wore was not brpugup from n grOWnkybdilioQd fifqvvoriil of the bvstatidera lhiighed nt KUClvii s vvcTjlnff titSmont When the- ttriZcs ltad3becUaiiardolt and tUQ not kvhl hJlijl l tJ1c = names and num I bgencopsu1tedjvnstdj diN lr i lo rIiv1IUIrTat1tpr why fmd lieeinR t1aul at core forofglj Qi ten ye irt+ I I1 13 itliIAit3i 1fiUAj JttcG oItitlzcUNWU41INt1Oigow 1- k 11 it fd t J 44- V t JI 1 r If u C jf oat rX r I j ftJh f DutiIIC 6- r JI I i t- 1Itir T r4ct JjJ3 t wishes ofiappmess nd liealtii for jJ1Iitr ryFayourselfnP1 t I serverJ 1 yourhas been a pleasiitfe We invite a continuance of r dour patronage Solely on t tile merits ofour goods and t tHe safety and satisfaction i of yourS i t5 confidence in our store andryou will know greatest Comfort courtesy e d9t9t vvlenience1 r4 c 1MI 151 Bernard MMngjj i f i01 3- d Incorporatedt t WI I J1 Drugepartmentt tld t q ANew Years CretinirrO1 IiI Ii i Oi tAi J i I 0 I r J 1 I t W 4fIke this i3iethcidfHexptea uij our sincere jU 1A filrtSl l t j y a JVrVt a v j f t thanks j titsoliberally of their patronageduring the pastye randYt 4 AV i X J t v ask a cbntinuanceot theisame for the year- 1013 II t r I iFl11 i1 VI i- ef j lsl ouala y e ri Jt j r t tJ 11 VI Ytrollyii w 4r1 l Ni r c 1 1 i r t Gd I U n ry yT If W J k141r r 1 l I prWILEYt I tIJt Jeweler and Optician t i r t i I jiyEarlingtonr t KntuckyMIV- NrJiUt 1 iZ i W iVNN1MNNalNi4 NI 4i1 1M1V4IyWU4 rw dr 1 tft WiNNJ IbIIDirector Licensed Embalmr Aimee war all callsIjY cz i tihtNEXT tOOR TO POST OFFICE i 1 t Office Phone 1242 Residence Pkoi 1243or rt MAD SOINv tJE J VN KENTUCKY L Sr9YMtl R 1Q4liVM i N U dneKfal Ww WlMV dr- n Jd I TJEECQNOMICALWAY The font dfstatlqfl aorvleeotthe GuirtfaeflaniJ elenh onei elV egraphjConipany e bu ss r h tb tut all of his putt tbftjmoat ODOAdmloMrfttfd iiiea tory rrtaynkri j cr pircjtd ftoilang cflta1 o nic1inudredrttscities tor ns within s r dInouu ot t v tote f reasonable 27 1f k ttJP6rjnforiqatQn callro tJ UMR HLANDIf M 6 TE API C1 11 t Q Vit or ct 3 o n gip toi f m i rYs 6 n I it t1k V t crf sf I- I I v1 d U IPrTnb 5 I I L 0l 1 rf1f M1 i RI rYnr I j I j 1 CJ i Nebo Notes 1 c 1 rii ifo I f 8dda afapikm hf eonvalee i trW bas + j trnedi Oi I kvsimile II x itrfpiiople of Nebo fitinds of I 06AboxoctsoritAgltte i ta 1ods ia mat yrt fit 4e lmld Jf Also the Rood people ol John Ki lelakd country remembered the ifciMriily by ending dry roods and Jr rkii and all ttje way from a rrilot1QiIrr t rid Jj c ery- JIA te wishes to6han 1en iI end pt1jiod bieIl tng o- kyrI F llttlwadantirt rpareaMrand YrlL J- Je18rObrlltmal rMrHuRh Gross of Dawson was the guest pf Miss RebecoaKobgood Saturday and Sunday tRoone Jaekaen and niece Horiense e litttx left Thursday for Commerce Texas MJM Jjutz will enter schooln where her uncle Prof o H Lutz his teaching J Mr and Mrs Glflord Hamilton of Paducah were the guests of rj8 Hoffman several days Christinas girltiesI agosThjre ratf a Xmas dancw at th- fhtury House Friday night Of coarBef If body was there au- theylElSdt I thought fautastio toe winthe0 tlietnueie the violin and guitar Thiscqnoiucled the Xmas festivities Xmasle now over and gone and ire are glad gBrne8t dates waa home for Xmas leaves for Bowling Green Mbu I daytl Jack Harrelson returned to hl t Sundsy Dr Thompson of MadlsouvHle i came Thursday to Rive Mrs J B Dayton treatment She is somewhat improved Batenlan1abville atI Mrs Batexnana home folks Mr Xateman returned Saturday his i pwH remaining 1N Peeing Peyton Is on the sink list Dr Thompson js treating her c a ZIPIoo to VIIITjIlTllt IX raurouox WKe W XJet im frILI tTrlalt + If M fftiCefon lnd Dec OO1r Eerblrt S Hockin wife of one k fthnd9fsadnaaWiKtbedynamite Syr tHal at Indianapolis will arrive E t ytaibSortmout avennev It ia ex footed that Mrs Hoohin will re quiWandvar1i111trh incident to the a Jt4 nwhen it was declared at the I trial recently that Hockiu had double crossed everybody with tiwkom he had dealings Mrs Hookins declares that there wag ante person lie had not double pertlier husband during the trial rpusedcomnientam n court G oilciall and witnesses f r ti Nril Hockin wag fcfrmeily Miss Katie Kjsloff of this pity 0 4 i 1 Dhv Ajngdi Take Belayed Aged Worn an To Her Reward Mrs Perry McCuHey away turday morning leoemter 28th f an illness of Pneumonia feve Set four weeks Her illness wa IHrious from the first and no hopes were entertained tor her reoover- yetgeverper death earns as a great manyddoVerhervdunnK her brief illness The deceased was sixty nine years of age and Laying spent her life luj HopKlaa she had numbers of friends learned to love he for her kindness of heart and lovely haraoter funeral servlceB were held at the by Rev W A GrautotI tbeME Church South of which Gradtfv l and consoling the hearts of the bereaved family Red WNClark inwordsotprpyermes oqesJI LlkittIiJDalnR were laid to rat to tbe SotJnpIri l ctth 4edauKhttfrsm ldamei Wfarenoek1t hell Lewis Todd and 0 this pity rnd two soon J OerK i of dhd J 4 f TW MOOQl1 yofthts city and PUC N therMahiel Bisk asa of the My lhll beautiful life will k jnlssfd from tbecfrele ef the fire Meaud the mati frteadi ext9ai rI Mi lr eIoaeroyrympathy to the ew fl 04 I tijI l rq jt r a i u Charles r = I fi Rtte ThlliP80P ef- L i t1Jy111eti thegueeb ohr4 pa- IOgrt Ferdinand Bklder and m ly- of t tyidholspent the 13olldajs- s with aid riepdsj here y krs W tSEaull an ciiiidren spent Saturday and Sunday Jin Dawson E T Ewing special agent ibr tbtiL and NJ4filt ipepdinK t hanrltirnakf1alltiillel 0qr and acopmodati n Rail Road Agent G K Jacobs after serring the people of St Charles for nearly two years will soon leave for Blackford to take charge of the agenoy at that place v We understand that the cSt Bernard Mining Oo are rrangments to continue the Public Schools at this place for some time yet at the 5 expense of the Oompauy the pStr ns of the School should appreciate this and we are sure they do soueNorris visited relatives fnNortot yille this weak i Miss Oharlio Sisk delightful entertained a number of her friends last Thursday night in honor of her cousins Masses Euth and Ante Aehmore x Mrs Stew rt otie of our oldest residents is very ill at her home and little hope is entertained for sher recovery z Miss Divy Warren spent Friday and Saturday in Mortons Gap relatives Mr and Mrs S 0 HarlA8 spent Wednesday and Thursday in EarJin ton with their daughter Mrs Joe Snmmers Uncle Josh Teagne visited his dan nter in Mortons Gap last week I Aut Robinson Ola 1 Strader- and Arohio Gribble spent Wed needay in Daw pn DD Woodruff made a bnsi uel trip to Madisonville Saturday 0 l0 W J Fanll was in Central Oity Friday attending the car invest igatlbtf i MkxS Gilliland and Norris R King were in Earlfugton Sunday night t W R Woodruff and bride are spending their honeymoon in Tennessee Mrs Estus Manq and children visited relatives and friends here this week Ktmmel Finley is hems from Lexington for the holidays W G Wright of Oarboudale was iu town Sunday IJas Hi Laffobnof the country was in town Monday shopping Will Graham and Olay Wood ruff were Madisonvillo Friday Audrey Hester of Hopkinsville visited friends here Saturday The young folks gave a dance Saturday night they seam to kavea nine time they dan ed uutill the last minute If there was a widow or an or ObarldsroversightsJesse Phillips manager of the St Bernard Store was presented with a very flue Shnners Watch Fob as an Xmas gift from thEj clerks in the stpro the Emblem clawrtt there hangs a Knights Templer Oharni y i tMrs R T Swing of NIl bviJ1e the Holidays here with parents ahdsr pUreuts Mr auiilMrs W Av ilobinspp LT Mr and Pius Urey Kjrkwood of Oeritral is s here withtlatlveaitndf- riends 1 rpntendfwddHldtdt I the WUlard Hotel stHadhnvllaatllJan l5th JIlA a- I 9 Ii EM0itE3 Pile and Mrs 3t 14funntngpairi oflntlkQwb e etit a inae with hersister Mrs Hamhy rotLO JI ausl W C A Jn Hopklubvllle ltwiiki Mrs iJafciss Hill nand aauahep MiMHts Missus Maudabd lastpitndayJ iie yi relslverhersMr DrakeebotoJahea ahdMr HILonule Heard has returned from a- pleasaat visit withrrelativlr and GeprXlaMrpetit HopklasvtlleNeville Littlepa eof BV HS yiile spent S itnrday with friends here Kraud Mrs Olair Horton spent Xmas wJth hls1atberandl- DotneratSteveusT i nU ingEarnostLacy who liar beed attending school at Louisville was here last week enroute to his homo at Oroftou i E Oatenof Now PorfcXll spent Xmas with IUd father and mother Mrs Phil Croft and littla son viuitud ID AlaUisouvjlle last week Miss Hoard of Hupkinsvllle is the itileet of Misses Edna and Eva taV1sJ Miss Susie Wood of OlurkisviH is A PayueOvillo several tending a meeting ofwtInscon sutuorfi Oil 0 Mrs E OOldtiam visited her mother atMUrtons Gap last week Mrs Long of gr Oliarle was the guest of Dies Kennedy Sat urday laid Sunday Nebomeltedlast week Mrs Arceuit Morgan and Mrs I I Will West t B r l1ya d Sunday withrelattvee atOrof ton John Hale and family have moved toMltd i S1KATOR 1L10T JA3UW ATI R iWUTI IbOUxTX Says Seialor SatmM WM Tree icrlad i of Ali afMI She44 Rua A i irt United Statee Seaatorlleot Louisvilllptoday con r duties at Washington after spending the Ohristmae h o 1 i d a y a at his home at Marion Orittenden County Senator James Raid he had en joyed a ubinOhrirtmlu with the home folks and felt in fine fettle for the work before himt His coming to Loniiville tpdiy was unannounced but he had plenty of callers nevertkelew the applicants for edetal office somehow or other having gotten comjnSeTltorJamel tonight and probably not return to Keutucky until after he dote the toga sited the Wilson admin istration is in fnll swing Senator Jame i came op to Louisville oil the train with State Senator R N Salmon of Hop ssuatorSreelection Senator James said hI do not know but I hope so Senator Salmon made one of the ablest members who ever served in the Kentucky Legislature and was a true friend of the people sincerely hone he will be re turned to the State Senate without oppositionLouisville Times DONT BE BALD Nearly AnyonelMay oUfe a splen did GrowthofHair We have a remedy tftat has a record of retarding baldness and pro motinir hair growth In 98 out of l06 oases where used according di rections for a rer3onable length of time That may seem like a strong statemehf It is and we mean it to beand no one should doubt It until they have put uur claims tp an actual tfst- We are so certain that Rexall M08 Hair Tonlo will eradicate dandruff act to prevent baldness stlmulnte the eoalp and hair roots arrest pre1 promotchairour guarantee to refurid evarypeu ny t aril us for It in yer nl I0 where it does not glvf entire lath faction to the User BexaU 93M flair Tpnlc Is as pleasant to use aselfiarsprln r wa ter It IB delightfully perfumed jllQ1tbhMrWith our guarantees baek of It you MoldoalyatoNrstOreTh 1 r t HAP r7 l I i I n1f 1 t 0i OU M s II J J I 1 VZ I X X wwu j Ijj 0 I WIt l f J tIl f IP I ltfII I Ir i With our hsfull of gratitude for the Iibea7fetonageyou have f give us during the last With a con ousnes of haying gives you our t best in merchandii wdju sevice We usher out theld year with pleas ant memories of tye transactions 1 li i 9 I WE WELCOM THE NEAR YEAR and extend to you our best wishes for a good year all he way through If providing a tra rigplacer stocked With High Class Mrchandise where all your wearing appareLcariclrfebught atone straight fa imate price where youareplaced on equal footing itwith every othsrrp cha err vqhezetthete t serV and courtious treat Iliourto make your dealits with usbothgpieasant and profitable It is our aim i to elevate the stanrd Modern retailing by using strictly honor ble meth i1 r ods in conducting Otttiusme slandbys l1igtiothigbut dependable mer r 1co Palmer I Suits and leaks forWomehi Sty Adams andKlmJ SriojessfotMem f r5T llf r I QueenQuality Shoes for Women u fA rHAll the rest of ou stock is inharmonyYiththese famous ks Take r no notice of the Unlii y Thirteen but take us m6e yourcoifdente andswell trade together t our mutual good and well make 19f3 ahtlppyand a profitable year f I J T lSv i 4iR 4Kl Vi V A V I i b I t i r i r i L r1t 1 fiMi h f r lls l f J rii i 1 i V t aw f r y 1 k 1 w iI I t I r I tI dh l hi r I J o- I j t i o t f iI1Sit OJ 0I I I J I i I f i r Jmt I I It 1 c 1 ttto1f i JJo BARNE COWAN COisIMCORPO ATED t Eefrlingtoo KySi io r rL 5hn 5ffSsr t htSS r U U cL 1 i i 0 L 4 r A

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