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IIVENTYFIRST YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY FRIDAY NOVEMBER 25 1910co

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t PRIZE WINNERS

AT GRADED SCHOOL

Interesting and Profitable After

ParentsFl EXHIBITION OF WORK SHOWS

FINE PROGRESS OF PUPILS

The winners in the maP drawOI ing contest at the Earlington

l Graded School on the work thatwas exhibited fast Friday as parof the Parents Day program-

S 1were awarded special recognitionin the shape of prize books preseuted by Prof Dudley princi ¬

pal of the school The first prizewinner was Hey Sharp in MissMurrolls room The contestants

r included only the 5th Oth 7thand 8th grades The best workas decided by the committee bygrades was as follows 5th gradeAnna West and Dorothy WillisRalph Dudley teacher Oth and7th grades Hey Sharp and John-

BrownMiss Murrell teacher8th grade Wallace Clark andOwen ShaverMiss Weir teachor The committee on contestwas composed of Mrs James IIRush Mrs Stella M Kemp andMrs George Mothershead

Visitors to the school on Fri ¬

day afternoon last noted a

marked progress made by thepupils during the month elapsedsince the last parents day Indrawing and writing the progresshe4JIseen genemment was evident and some ofthe work displayed showed talentjf and great care in its executionThe drawing was seen in everygrade Written exercises in thevarious studies wore shown a

1fPvery complete display beingmade in each room of the workof the respective grades Theattendance of visitors was large

f composed chiefly ot the mothersas is to be expected in a com ¬

munity where every man is busyat his daily avocation Talkswere made by Prof DudleyMayor Rash Rev W 0 Bran

> don and Paul M Moore trusteeIt was announced that there will

rf be another parents day soon

uLwith program entirely differentfrom that of either occasion thathas yet been celebrated It istl worth a day oft to see the eagerand interested children on thesespecial days-

Irregular bowel movements leadto chronic constipation and a con ¬

stipated habit fills the system withimpurities HERBINE is a greatbowel regulator It purifies thesystem vitalizes the blood and putsthe digestive organs in flue vigorous condition Price GOo Sold bydrug department of the St BernardMining Go Incorporated

New Rabbit Law1

Much misapprehension as to-

p the game law passedby the lastt Legislature has arisen in thish

county and probably in manyI

other counties especially as toi f setting traps and snares for rab

< bits and other game The actislThat it shall be unlawful foranyone to set a trap deadfall orIto lobse or hunt with a ferretupon the premises or property orI

to tinother without first securingthe yrittenaouseut of the owner

11 of the premises or property and

II anyone thus offending shall beguilty of a misdemeanor andupon conviction shall be fined

i no6vles8 than 5 nor more than25Having in possession game

°caughtjias set out in Section 1

< r shall beritiiafacie evidence ofguilt as heroin providedI

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WOTOY

Formerly of this City Kills Rare Bird

Species Now Almost Extinct

While quail hunting near thecity WO Toy a well knownbarber killed a longbeaked birdwith beautiful plumage Thebird was little larger thaiva par ¬

tridge Mr Toy broughtlit totown but none of the scores ofpersons ho showed it to seemedMayornrecogt ¬

as one nowalmost extinct woodcocks com ¬

monly known as the jacksnipeMr Toy gave the bird to MayorTowusend who tact it preparedfor nib supper Mayor Townsendsaid the incident carried himback thirty years ago whenwoodcocks were almost as plenti ¬

ful as sparrows in the vicinityand were considered the most de ¬

licious came bird a hunter couldkill Bowling Green News

Group Is most prevalent during thedry cold weather of the early wintermonths Parents of young childrenshould be prepared for it All thatIB needed is a bottle of Chamber ¬

lams Cough Remedy Many mothors are never without it in theirdisappointedthorn

Resolutions of Respect

E W Turner Lodge No 584 FA M

Burlington Ky Nov 11 1910Whereas Amid the changing

scenes of time Death has againvisited our Lodge and taken fromour midst Bro R D Smith whodeparted this life on Nov 10th I

1010 at the age of 03 yearsBro Smith had been a Mason foryears and had an abiding faithin Masonry and its principlesTherefore be it

Resolved That m the death o

Bro Smith the Lodge has lost auseful member his family a kindfather and loving husband

Resolved That we tender hisfamily our heartfelt sympathy intheir sadness and bereavementand point them to Him whdoeth all things well thatresolutions be spread on the min-utes of the Lodge a copy be sentto the family and that they bpublished in

t1IOEarlingtonBeeFRANKD

g H G BOURLAN-DR E WlPPLKR

Committee

Neuralgia of the face shoulderhands or feet requires a powerfulremedy that will penetrate theflesh BALLARDS SNOW LINI ¬

MENT possesses that power Rub-bed in where the pain is felt IB allIs necessary to relieve suffering andrestore normal conditions Price250 BOo and 100 per bottle Soldby drug department of the St Ber ¬

nard Mining Co Incorporated

Banks Will Waive Examining Trial

Elktou Ky Nov 28S W

Forgy who has been retained bythe defense in the case of Mor ¬

ris Banks who shot and killedhis aunt Mrs Fenuel A Sebreeat Trenton Saturday morningstated this afternoon that hisclient will waive oxamiug trialand that no application will bemade for bail No further stepswill therefore be taken in thecase until the grand jury of theDecember term of tho Todd Oir ¬

cuit Court which convenes onDecember 5 has reported its resuits of its investigation

Saves an Iowa Mans LifeThe very grave seemed to yawn

before Robert Mad sen of Wost

sevenweeksbest physicians gave him up Thenwas shown the marvelous curativepower of Electric Bitters Forafter months of frightful suf-fering

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from liver trouble and yellowJaundice getting no help from otherremedies or doctors five bottles ofthis matchless medicine completelycured him Its positively guaran ¬

teed for Stomach Llvdr or KidneydhmppolntsIu

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r HISTORY REPEATING ITSELF

A recent consular report Lives details of a new departure iutrades union methods which is of the highest importance enysuNow York exchanges It involves u principal capable of almostrevolutionising present conditions The Brassmakers Associationand the National Society of Bra8wprl < ers and Metal Mechanicstwo Br t1sh unions covering the K utire trade have unanimousendorsed the proposal to grade tlieir members according to capa ¬

city I

The grading includes five clntasfrom the improver of twenty0113 years of age to thecompleteli qualified workman expert iuall processes and also able to worc to scale drawings of blue printThe union in fact guarantees fthe quality of the work Thagreement provides against arbitrary reductions in grades nor idit possible for the employer to keep the workman in a grade belowhis true capacity The best mtnr eta the best wages as he oughtto do in every trade and calling

Unquestionably labor umons have rights but the union leadI ers forget that they have also responsibilities If they can demandthat a bricklayer in New York shallreceivethe highest wages inthe world they are morally boundther bestwork in the world A good bricklayer can lay 1600 brick a dayeasily and plenty can lay 2000 The union has in recent timesreduced the output to seven hundred This is common ordinaryswindling and tho plea that it pYovides work for so many moremen in fallacious Itmeans just so much waste and it destroysexactly that amount of power to create employment-

The curious part about the Brassworkers plan is that it is aold as trades unionism itelf It defines exacty the conditions en ¬

forced by the trades guilds of the Middle Ages The workmanthen was proud of his dexterity He stood up forthe rights of hisfellows but he did not demand that the incompetent should re-

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the same wages as a competent because in so doing he wouldpreI ¬

cisely our are Olpg A first class workman restricted in quality and output to less than his capadity isdemoralized thereby He deteriorates allthe time and if he hasany conscience at all he knows that he is a shirker and a cheat

L Madisonville Notesi

High School Debate

The Owensboro High School haschallenged the Madisonville HighSchool to a debate to be held inOweusboro The M H S students

at onceWaf rHas Been a Greater Curse ThanBlessing to Humanity and Elm

date set for the debate is December

23The MadlBouvllle High School i

allowed to select either side of thquestion

0Miss Metabath Sory of this cityleft Tuesday morning for Nashvillewhere she will remain a few daysvisiting friends and will attend thefootballegame

Montgomery Holeman attended I

the football game in Nashvillw

WednesdayWilliamRoss Lysle Robinson

and Roy Wilson all of this placeand Neal SpiUman of Earlingtonattended the football game in Nash ¬

ville WednesdayMrs Henry Head Clyde Ruby

and Maude Morton of this placewere in Etirllngtou Monday visiting

friendsMissKatherlne SpiUman and

Margaret Victory ot Earlingtonwore here Monday

Herschel Logan who has been InEvansvllle a few days has returned

homeBaileyRuSsell of the Sutherland

Medicine Co of Paducah who hasbeen visiting homefolks a few dayshas returned to Paducah

A very enjoyable dance was givenby some of the young men of time

town at the Elks Hall Friday nightIt is said to have been the bestdance of the season and a largecrowd was present

Miss Bessie Wallace of ifopkinsville who has been visiting MissMetabeth Sory a few days has re ¬

turned homeThe Hustler has moved to its new

homo in the Williams building op ¬

posite the Y M 0 A BuildingJennings S Co have opened a

new teed store in the Williamsbuilding and are now ready for bus ¬

inessMrsTaleferro Is spending her

Thanksgiving in NashvilleLittle Miss lua Greys Sory left

Tuesday morning for SpringfieldTenn whore she will spendseveralweeks

The banquet given by time Y M

C Apopleat the Masdnio TempleMonday night wad a big success and

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was well attended Several newembers have been dded to this

days1ndjvorkhts week

Some one set the grass on fire in avacant lot near the residence ofDubartls Smith Wednesday morn¬

ing A fire alarm was turned inand quite an excitement was createdbefore it was discovered what andwhere the fire wasthia sWhiteIMorgroom is a son ofthissthe e

Millinery Com ¬

pany of St LouisTonnie Mitchell of Cadiz Ky r

1and Miss Maggie Holcomb of Cedartown Gn were married Wed ¬

ue day noon in Coxs dry goodsstore by Rev S M Bernard

The NeliLitohfleld Trio will ap-pear

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in the West Broadway Audito ¬

clam Friday night This Is thesecond attraction of the HighSchoolY M C A lecture courseand comes highly reccommended

Lee Oldham of Hopkinsvillesold his residence on West Broad ¬

way in this city to Mr Dave Kinchloe Consideration unknown

Dr J D Sory and charmingdauhgter Miss Mothabeth were UnNashville Wednesday and Thurs-day

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and saw the SewaneeVanderbilfc football gamejwhile there

Prof Collins of the high school 1

spent Thanksgiving day with rela ¬

tives in LouisvilleCharlie Owen of tins city ate his

Thanksgiving dinner with relativesin Princeton Ky

Miss Harp Eblin was In RobardsThursday spending the day withhomefolks

Wallace M Weir one of Hansonprosperous merchants was hereWednesday on business

Everett Johnson has secured aposition in San Antonio Texas andleft for that place Wednesday

Miss Main Eudaley of Nebo washere Wednesday visiting friends

Ernest Williams has sold a halfinterest in his tailoring establish ¬

LouisMoMrs WH Kline of Earlingtonwas here Wednesday shopping

Henry Jones and Jim Brown areworking for the Hustler PublishingCompany in the clrculatlsn and sol ¬

iciting departments-W G Wrl ht manager of the-

Carboudale Coal Companv washere Wednesday on business

Miss Allee of this city isvisiting friends m Lexington andFrankfort

visitingfriendsvisitingfriends

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A GRAND POSSUM HUNT

Enjoyed by the Young People of Aliens

ville

On last Wednesday night tlfstillness of the vicinity arouuthsmerry shouts of a party of possum hunters chaperoned by Mrand Mrs Joe Prince Never vatimers such excitment and antici-pation manifested as the jobcrowd assembled for the greathieLassie wandered out throughthe woods at random fallingover logs and whooping at thedogs fighting underbrush anyelling at the top of our voicesas they slowly made their way tothe famous C Possum resortknown as Mosley pond Wehad scarcely reached the edge ofthis impenetrable morass wile none of the doge announced by aprolonged howl that he ha

treed Every oue of the partmade a break for the dog and-

s found he had put one of thenight prowlers up an oak treesix feet in diameter at the buttand no one in the crowdclimb a tree like this so they hato leave his Possumship anddepart for other game Afrotramping around in the woodsfor two hours and finding no gamewe came to the conclusion thatthe Possum knevrhat dangerous hunters we were and aU-

xof them crawled In their densand stayed there so we built abig fire to throw more light onthe subject To our great surprose and delight the young menof the party produced variousbaskets and packages containinga beautiful supply of good thingsto eat and we ate with the samezeal and earnestness that weimagine Mr Roosevelt did on hisfamous hunting trip in the wildsof Africa after big game Thetime passed all too quickly and

lour chaperones gently broke thenews it was time to depart upos ¬

sum or no PossumWe thanked the young men

for the delightful hunt and morethan delightful supper and re-

gretfully took our leave feelingthat our hunt had been a successeven though we did not get anygame Following am those whoenjoyed the hunt Ed GillHtirtense Follin Milton GillSarah Sadler Buford OampbellJessie May Prince Stewart Riley Mary Bradley FrAzierPenic Lade Prince Joe RileyPolly Dickersou Ohesley AdamsEthel Oats Bernard RobertsonBirdie Gill Ernest WilliamsFay Ohildress Charlie Gill Win ¬

nie Gill Eugene Gill MalliePrince Joe Prince Jr BlanchGill Lizzie Lee Prince

Chaperones Mr and Mrs JoePrince

fromscause of seeming stupidity at les-sons

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Chamberlains Stomach andmedlolneIgentle in their effect and will cureeven chronic constipation Sold byGeo King Sons

Union Thanksgiving Service

Union Xhaukgiving servicewis held on Wednesday eveningat the M E Church South hyagreement of representatives ofIthe various congregationS ofEarhngton Talks were madeby Rev Brandon of that churchRev Holtzclaw of the M EChurch and Mr Jas R Rash ofIthe Ohristian church The musi ¬

cal program included several finethanksgiving hymns A colleclectiou was takeu for the reliefof any needy ones in the teammunity

A tpeclfre of pain Dr Thomas Eletrlc Oilstronger cheapest liniment ever devised A

household remedy in America for 2 years

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NIGHT RIDER DAMAGE

SUITS TO BE HEARD

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WARD HEADLEY OF PRINCETON

sDISMISSED AS DEFENDANTI

23TheYCourt opened Tuesday morning

oflLouisvlllenight rider damage suits aggre fcondsoldiers under command ofLieut CJooch are doing guardduty to prevent an outbreak ofany kind About 200 witnessesand defendants are in attendanceincluding Mrs Mary Lou Hollowell who with her husband re ¬agonstYCourt a year ago She is a witness for the plaintiffs

On motion of Congressman i

Ohio Jamee who represents theriderdsUl a ¬i

nent lawyer of Princeton wasdismissed as a defendant in the i

suit of Mrs Laura Tommeyagainst Ir L Amos and other Qalleged ricjers for 50000 dam ¬

aRes Thefexpert witness in the 1

nightrider suits is Stanford iitisHall is charged with flourishinghis pistol ina localrestaurantbut the case was continued inPolice Oourt owing to the sessionof Federal Court

FORMER SLAVE GIVESHOME FQR NEGRO SICK

Colorado Springs Man Donates 489Acres of Land For Tuberculo ¬

sis Sanitarium

Colorado Springs Colo Nov22James K Polk Taylor a y

former slave 71 years old andhis wife it was announced to dayhave given 480 acres of land atOalhan forty miles east of Colo ¬

rado Springs to the CharlesSumner Tuberculosis Association <

as a cite for a national tubercul ¬

osis sanitarium for negros It iswill be

on the sanitariumjDyspepsia is our national ailment Burdock

Dlood billets is the national cure for Ih Itstrengthens stomachs membranes promotesflow os digeslve juice purifys the blood buildstyou up

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Church Advertising

A glance at the religious no ll

tices in tho Saturday papers issufficient to show to what extentthe churches now avail them =

selves of display type to set forth A

their attractions says the NewYork World Almost as much tt

prominence is given to the announcement of the Sunday services as to theater advertisingand the fact is significant of anew conception of the uses ofpublicity in promoting an inter-est

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in religion x

Not only is the subject of thesermon printed in type selectedto catch the eye but attteutiouis called to special features of aprogram designed to draw a largo

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audience to the concert or mov ¬

in picture exhibition arranged °

for to the fact that the semvioES

will be held on the pnrishi1ouse-roof during hot weather to ad ¬

dresses on civic questions or thediscussion of political issues A

cut of the church or a pictu o i

of the pastor somotimehaccomqpanes the notice

This extension of publicitymethods by the churches is notconfined to the large cities Itis a movement of national ex ¬

tent