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Befo re you j u m p u p a n d a b the n e w s p a p e r m a t t for some . Sp t a k e a s y o n m a y t a k e i t t o be, .3 a n d t h i a k j n s t a little. Remain

t h a t i t la a h a r d m a t t e r to pie e v e r y b o d y . % h a t may p lease -;

m a y d i sp lease o t h e r s and when ' ' a r e displeased, io t fwfa mxj

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Mrs. B. J. re la t ives here .

Miss Ol l ie S m i t h , of L o n d o n , t he g u e s r of Mrs . E . S . Albr igh t .

Miss M a t t i e McCla rv . of Stai f u d . i s t h e gyes t of t he Missi T ' . o m p s o u . j

Cha r l ev H u r s t , of Brodhead.

i a m s b u t g w h e r e he has au i tu j t a n : case on t r ial .

Miss McCord a t t ended the Fer ron-C-o leman wedding at F H i l l W e d n e s d a y .

Miss F u n r . y T h o m p s o n is gues t of he r cous ins , Misses Si a n d Alza ThoniDspn.

C. B. Hende r son will leave S day (or Ar i zona . H i s mo the r 1

k e e p his two l i t t le gir ls .

nd at tendi t t he S u n d a y school*conventiou.

Miss Risse Wi l l i ams Was maid ol himu 1 at t he A l b r i g h i - T a l h o t t wed-d ing at Barboursvi l ie W e d n e s d a y .

J u d g e L. W . B e t b u r u m w*s in Piuevi i le yes te rday looking alter

Mrs. J. Thos . C h e r r y , " t Brod-bead, w h o h a s been very s ick tor some weeks , is bu t little improved. S h e suffered a relapse.

Mr. and Mrs . M. C. Wi l l i ams . and sons J o h n Hig and James, 01

Somerse t , a r e wi th Mr. Wi l l i ams ' m o t h e r and a t t e n d i n g the con-

Miss h'an S p a r k s is v i s i t i ng f r i ends iu Memphis . Mi--s Sparks . wBo IS an accompl ished musician is to be one of the p r inc ipa l s in 4

. b e gi '

Miss Waddel l has r e tu rned to h e r borne in Tennes see . If t he Brown Memoria l con t inues i t s w o i k in Mt. V e r n o n , Miss Wad<*ell will l ike lv r e t u r n in t he fall a s a mem ber of t h e facul ty

C. A . Chandle r , t he Eas t e rn K e n t u c k y t e l e p h o n e magna te aud f lour man , is in town to day . Mr C h a n d l e r has r e to rned from a t w o w e e k s visit E a s t and to a t tend t h e a n n u a l m e e t i n g of t he Commerc ia l T r a v e l i n g M e n ' s Associa t ion.

P . L . D u r h a m is no t onlv t h e b i g g e s t roan in t h e coun ty f rom a s t a n p o i n t o l avoirdupois , ho t is t he b igges t feeler now, s ince h e is t h e papa of a fine bov baby ,

lest we ik . b o r a W e d n e s d a y of T h e mothe r , w h o use to M a u d Watson , a n d babe d o i n g well.

l i O U A l ,

. U . G . Baker , will fill h i s new s to re room wi th h a r d w a r e , j a s t a s soon a s t h e specia l s h e l v i a g . which

: has o r d e r e d , arr ives .

Mrs.. N a n u i e fcUrj>, nee N a n n i e Cartaical , w h o w e n t t o Ca l i fo rn i a s e m e t w o o r t h r t e m o n t h s ago; t< get' a d ivorce f rom h e r husband , J . H . H a r p , was "a-few weeks ago a g a i a marr ied t o an a r t n r officer, w h o is .stat ioned at some poia t "in Virginia . S h e s topped he re f o r a lew d a y s on h e r way to jo in h im .

Lou is Bul lock , aged abou t 20, was ar res ted yes te rday bv Marshal G e o r g e F u r g u s o n , .on t w o cha rkes , qne for t ak ing goods f i om W . M. Bul locks s tore and ano the r for rob-b ing the mail Y o u n g Bul locks h o m e is in fCi o x c o u n t ) , but some-liuie back he bad been s tay ing at Bluford Bullocks, and Bluford Bul-lock ' s son. hav ing the cont rac t to carry t he mall be tween R a s p b e r r y and Mr V e r n o n , had on a few. occasions employed Louis Bullock to car ry t h e s a m e for h i m E Dyre & S o a , w h o h a v e a smal l s t o re near Hans fo rd a lso bave a mail sack, in which their mai l is deposi ted by the mail ca r r ie r , a n d in wh ich thev also put all mai l

) by t he i o weeks ago Dyre & Son

lad mailed a check to t he Louisvi l le J rocery Co. , f o r $ 5 13, wh ich t»tu r was broken open the name of he Louisvil le Grocery C o . , e rased rom the check a n d Fred Ea t en nser ted . T h e c h e c k w a s on the

cashed at tha t b a n k , by y o u n g liullock or t o m e one w h o l io l i s very much l ike him, so says Assist-an t Cashier A. B. F u r n i s h , w h o receive^ the c h e c k . Bullock de-n ies t a k i n g the check .

.ockcast le c o u n t y occur red

. ivingston last S a t u r d a y my r'beu Wil l Madden , u g e d | 9 , a ; f l u f f M a d a e n ,

01! st on. • i \ i « g . t h e r e abou t t en o ' c l o c k , fce most b o y s would do , t h e y ;re s imply s t a n d i n g a round t h e pot w a i t i n g for a t ra in g o i n g to

Berea, and . of t he long list of w h o testified not a s ing le

an improper or o n : of aove by e i ther of th

ye s t e rday , w h e n t p r o g r a m was carr ied o u t : • •

Bible S t u d y - T h e G o s p e l of E M a t t h e w • J . K. Re id : 0 | * n C o n £ f e r e a c e t " T h e 1910 F r o n t R a n k S S Bible S c h o o l " ; P r e s i d e n t ' s Addres s Dr . L . M . Scot t ; " T h e State* W i d e C a m p a i g n " R. M. H o p k i n s or W a l t e r E . ^ razee ; " A C e n t e n n i a l A p p r e c i a t i o n " I. E Reid; A p p o m t m e n t ol C o m m i t t e e s Depar t men ta i Confe rences , I,*) Supe r in -t enden t s . ( h ) E l e m e n t a r y Grades , ( c ) Adul t Bible-Classes ( ^ T e a c h e r T ra in ing : Q u o t a t i o n s f rom M a t t h e w O n e M i n u t e Repor t s f rom De-pa r tmen ta l Confe rences ; Business Sess ion, ( a ) Repor t of Sec re t a iy , M i s A M Uxl ine . (b ) Repor t s of Commi t t ees , ( c ) Offer ing for Dis-tr ict and S la te W o r k ; ' ^ j e t t i n g a n d G i v i n g " , I G. S h i w ; "Bible-Schoo l E q u i p m e n t ' ' . — O p e u Con lerecce; ' " T h e Bible School in t h e j M a k i n g Of Charac t e r ' J A Hollct i Devot ional Exercises; Kentu-.-ky tZ Mission Synops iua i , in , c h a r g e of H. W . Ell iot t ( 1) " T h e N f e d s of th i s D i s t r i c t " J. W . Masters , (1 ) S r " W h a t 1 his Distr ic t is Doing t o ^ Evangel.7.e K e i l u c k y " , I E . Reid, (31 W h a t t he Hoard is Seek ing to Do in th i s Dis t r i c t " , H, W. Elliott ,

T o d a y the C . W . B M. will be in session and t h e fo l lowing pro-gram- carr ied ou t .

M O C K I N G SRSSION.

Devotional; Address of Welcome

They've Just Struck Town

B and They'll Just Strike You H If You Wfl[nt Something Striking in a

W . J . S p a r k s ; Respon C. Hard in ; C o m m i t !

por t of Auxi l ia r ies ; Pape r on the Cons t i tu t ion of t he Chr i s t i an Wo-m a n ' s Board of Mission, Nat iona l S ta te . District and Local , Mrs J u l i a J a c k s o n ; A Model Aux i l i a ry — H o w C o n d u c t e d . Miss Ber tha Lyt t le ; How to K e e p u p In teres t in t he Local W o r k , (a) W h o may Be-come M e m b e r s of t he Auxi l i a ry , {b> W h a t Does it Cost t he A v e r a g e W o m a n Per Y e a r to be a Good C. W. B. M. Woman , ( c ) T h e Assist-ance Rendered O a r Pas tors a n d C h u r c h e s by the Local A u x i l i a r y .

A F T E R N O O N SESSION

Devot iona l ; Repor t s of Com-mit tees ; R e p o r t o l C o n s t a n c e Lot-t i m e r s ' Visit to t he Mission Fields , Mis . W . A. ^Pars ley; A Visi t to Our Schools , Mrs. J. R. TugEle ;

of W o r k

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Ed and G e o r g e Mul l ins ; Lon j Specia l Offer ings . Mrs . Sal l ie E lk in Fred Elk in , t h e four How was t he Cause of Missions

Mater ia l ly Benefi ted by t h e Cen-tenn ia l En te rp r i se , and some Roas-ons why we should no t a o w Relax ou r E f f o r t s , M r s . S a r a h K . Yancey More l n t e r e s t . a n d Renewed Zeal in he W o r k ot t he E l even th Dis t r ic t , Ministers P resen t .

j y s w h o were cha rged me were ar res ted by f . C a m Mull ins and M1. Vernon Sunday

they were held un t i l Tues - j hen the e x a m n i n g tr ia l was

had . T h e facts however wa r r an t ed dismissal of t he case s o far as t u n i n g and E l k i n were concerned fore t he tr ial , so t h a t on ly two ; r e placed on t r ia l E d and

G e o r g e Mull ins, t h e w a r r a n t s agains t ' t h e o t h e r b o y s h a v i n g b e e " dismissed.

T h e facts b r o u g h t ou t a t t he e x a m i n i n g trial are in brief a s fo l lows:

. Ed Mul l ins , who according to b i s own s t a t emen t s on t h e wi tness s tand , was d r u o k o n t h a t nigUt, a n d w h e n b e found t h e m s t a n d i n g t h e r e at t he depo t , began s t r i k ing the boys , which so f r igh tened them t h a t they r an off across t he ya rds t o w a r d the toil or tool house. A b o u t t h i s t i m e L o n C h n n i n g , F r e d E l k i n and G e o r g e .Mul l i n s s tar ted off a p ' t he t r ack toward S i n k s , w h e r e C h n a i n g is t h e a i g h t opera tor . I a t he m e a n i n g t ime C h a n i n g b a d . g iven to G e o r g e Mul l ins , a p i s to l , which' be ( C b u n i n g ) c la ims he gave t o George to k e e p E d M a l l i n s f r o m t a k i a g away f r o m him. Soon a f t e r leaving t h e depot , g o i n g to S inks , G e o r g e Mul l i a s asked C h a n i n g fo i s o m e ca t r idges , w h i c h C h a s i n g gave h i m a n d qu i ck ly load lag t h e revolver t a m e d the d i rec t ion of w h e r e j those b o y s were s t a a d i a g a c r o s s t h e y a r d f rom t h e depot , and a a f d * L o o k ou t you G — d — P i t t s b u r g s - o f - b - , " a n d fired t w o abbts , o n e of wh ich took e f fec t i ^ . t ^ t»c1c ,of. y o u n g

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E V K K I N G SESSION

Devot iona l ; A d d r e s s - T h e Chi ld-ii. Mrs. Iva C. H o p k i n s ; A d d r e s s T h e Y o n n g W o m a n ' s P a r t , Mrs .

J o h n Gav .

BKU. CoUNTv:-r -Rev. J o h n T . H o l t o a , of Middlesboro , De lega te

Large . Wil l ie B. Mvers ; R e v . Rober t son a n d Mis? Ida Moss, P inevi l le , D. B . J u d y , Mrs . H . M . U x l i n e , R e v . I. G . S b a w , G . A. Pey ton , Mrs . E t h e l Cols ton and Miss May P a r k , Midd le sbo ro . J . t>. Fores te r , S t r a igh t - .C reek ; R e v . J. W. Lee, Blanche. .

KNOX C O U N T Y : — R e v . I . E . Reid. M r s . U. E . Costel low, Mrs . J . R . T u g g l e , Miss Bertha Ly t t l e , Prof , and Mrs . J n d d , Mrs. Dan Wi l l i ams , G e o . Tye^ Barbonrvi l le .

W B I T L H Y C O D N T Y : — M i s s S a l -lie Cook, Rev. J. A . Hol ton , Dr . L . M. Scd t t and- Miss Eff ie L o c k e , J e ! l i ; o . ( R e v . J , W . M e t e r s , J . A. Gi l l i am. W . C. Kel ley, R e v . a n d Mrs . I- K. Re id , , M r s . ' B a t c h e r , Mrs. W a t t s M r s - ' W i l b a r n and M r s D u r h a m , Corb in .

, " L A U R E L C O O N T Y : — M e s d a m e s Alice E ; Jackson , W . A. Para ley , Ju l ia J ackson T i l f o r d J o n e s , S a m C H a r d i a a n d Misses M a u d e "El-l i i t t a n d V e r a P e « r l „ L b n d p n .

ROCKCAKTI.B CODNT*:—Mrs. B . F i s h b a c k . M r s . J . R . CaJter , G D. Cook, J . F. S t an l ey a a d )Vm. S n m -mera , L iv ings ton . M r . a n d Mrs . H a r d i n Moore , C l i m a x ; J . H Bra

Wi ld ie ; Miss . B t w - . & b l e , -Brodhead, a n d J o b n Mober ly , Cop-p e r Creek . ^

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T A I L O R S . A n d b e s i d e s l i e i n g p u r e - w o o l , b a u d - t a i l u r e d

milt.s, t h e y c o m e in t h e n e w a u d s t y l i s h G R A Y S a n d t h e l a t e s t

B L A C K - A N D - W H I T E -e f f ec t s . A n d l i e s i d e s a l l t j l i s t h e y a r e

o n ' s a l e a t $ 1 5 .

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t h e i x a i i u l a c t u r e r s h a d ; w i s h w e c o u l d h a v e g o t t a I a t h o u s a n

m o r e j u s t l i k e ' e m ! B a t w b c o u l d n ' t : t h e y w e r e u o t t h e r e ; a n d

t h e y a r e n o t A N Y W H E R E E L S E h u t r i g h t H E R E .

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M a y b e n o t . S o y o u ' d b e t t e r g e t o n e of t h e s e .

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W e d n e s d a y even ing was o a e of t he i a t e r e s t i a g fea tures ot . the

en t i r e p r o g r a m , b a t on a c c o a o t of t he heavy , ra in , a n a y were k e p t away. 1 T b e progr m us above out -l ined was carr ied au t t o t b e l e t t e r in yesterday, each a n d e v e r y o n i vbose n a m e s appeared on p r o g r a n e s p o a d i n g p rompt ly , and each

session, m o r n i n g , a f t e rnoon and e n t n g was equally i n t e r e s t i n g

T h e C . W . B. M. p r o g r a m a r ranged tor to-day. w e a r e s o r e will bjp

qually i n t e r e s t i n g a s s o m e of t h e l ead ing C. W . B. M. w o r k e r s of t b e S t a t e a r e he re to t a k e part . : <

T h e S . S . Conven t ion in Mt. Vernon, is p r o n o u a e d b y m a n y w h o b a v e b e e a a t t e n d i n g tbesje c o n v e n t i o n s for years , to be one ^1 the best a n d m o s t e n j o y a b l e , theiy h a v e e v e r a t t e n d e d . Mt . Ve rnon ; w h i c h is k a o w a far a a d wide f o r i ts hosp i t a l i t y cer tainly did i ts par t to m a k e t h e s tay, ot t h e s i x t y s o m e odd delegates , p leasan t . T o W i l l ' H . F i sh , t he efficient Secre tary

due m u c h of t h e c red i t f o r . t he saccesa and for t he splendid man-

in wh ich b e p r o v i d e ^ .for e n t e r t a i n m e n t c o m f o r t and ' pleas-

e ol - the de legates . ;.

O t h e r d e l e g a t e s w h o a i r fv l jd later . Miss L a w r e c c e , of M i d d l e -boro, Mrs . G a a t m a u a a d Rev. Chr i s t ian , of Middlesboro , Rev . Bryson a n d T . Q. Moren , London .

R e v . L-. M. Scott , of je l l ieo , r e -e lec ted P res iden t , Wil l H M i h . Mt. V e r n o n , V i e s Pres idea t a a d G e o . W . S m i t h , of L o n d o n . Sec .

T h e , c o n v e n t i o n wil l meet- at

SMITH HOOK:—Wiley 'A- S m i t h a n d Miss -Allie L e e H o n k w e i e mar r i ed at noon, Monday , nt t he C e a t r a l Chr i s t i an c h a r c b pa r sonage at Lebanon , bv Rev. L. E . B r o w n .

S m i t h is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Don C. S m i t h , res id ing j u s i n o r t h

i;n. Mrs . S m i t h ' i s a J a m e s E . Q o u k , of

J a m e s t o w n , wi th whom s h e has been t e s id ing the past y e a r .

T h e con pie wi l l res ide a t New-cast le , Ind . , w h e r e Mr. S m i t b is e m p l o y e d in t he Maxwel l A u t o -mobi le wotks .

T h e newlyweds are • es t imable y o n n g people of ib i s c o m m a n i t y ,

nd h a v e the best wishes of all w h o k n o w tbem.

A s e l sewhere noted in t h i s paper , Wilev S m i t h a n d ' A l l i e L e e H o a k a r e a o w S m i t h a a d S m i t h , a pa r tne r sh ip . T h e a e w l y w e d s ar-r ived i a J a m e s t o w n at 4:10 on T a e s d a y e v e n i n g and took Fred T h o m p s o n ' s d ray f r o m t h e s ta t ion d o w n J a m e s t o w n ' s Broadway. T h e acquis i t ion ol t he d ray was . . . . o f t he i r own voli t ion however ; it was plainly t he w o r k O f olfcers

' •' T o t h e -about 100 others . s trains, of w h a t migh t , by a s t r e a o a s , s t a r t l ing s t ra ins of t he imagina t ion , b e • t e r m e d a w e d d i n g march , played u p o n d i v e r s - p a n s . whis t les , boards and o t h e r pr imi t -ive mus i c emana to r s , t he lyoangs ters on t h e m a t r i m d a i a l sea, ta i led down t h e s treet o n t h e f r e i g h t i ^ i a t r i b a j o r looking a n y t h i n g b a t a( e a s e ' wi th

world.. . F u z z y ( the bride-g r o o m ) did no t c e n t e r ^ i s gaze at al l . b a t looked p r o m i s r t i p a s l y . ' s o t o apeak , whi le n e w Mrf t S m i t h looked a a i f t h e p roceed ings w e r e one pf t h e b a r d e n a o f l i fe t h a f h a s

b e shouldered . I t w a s a h a m • d inge r of a p a r a d e however a n d a t u s conc lua tou t h e h e a e d i c * S m i j h dis t r ibuted, rbil^d t obacco leaves, a n d t h e . r eg imen t w a s , J ** m a s t e r e d o u t g radua l ly t o i n t e rmi t t en t t h u m p oh < h o m e g t j i n g pat i o r -"a toot o n t h e

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only suae lurther down the

their, Cardui take today how pfplowted, cannot wi l l

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A pre t ty h o m e wedding w-eoiizcd at tbe home of t he I p a r e n t s , ^ and Mis. H C Fe r roo i W e d n e s d a y a^terno the i r c o u n t r y home near Pin-T h e ' t ing part i t Nell McFer ron a n d M man. 'Bro. J. A. Sawyer was t he off ic ia t ing c l e rgyman , w h o lied t he nup t ia l k n o t p r o n o u n c i n g the c e r e m o n y which uni ted the lives of t h e s e e s t imab le y o u n g people. T h e wedding was a quiQt one witnessed only by the immedia te relat ives of t h e b r ide a u d gtootn a n d a lew in-t ima te f r i ends A t t be appoin ted h o a r t h e y o u n g coiiple took the i r p laces in t h e par lor which was deco ra t ed with das ies and ferns , w h e r e t be miois ter wi th impress-ive c e r e m o n y made theiu husband a n d wile. A f t e r c o n g r a t u l a t i o n s de l igh t fu l r e f r e t b m e n t s were served b v Misses Georgiar and Rose Mc-F e r r o n s is ters of ' .the br ide . T h e b r i d t ^ s t o n e of ou r - choicest y o u n g l ad id r

reign ax <jue*n in her own home. 1 he K'oom 's al roost a s t r a n g e r to us. but j udg in g from what t he bride i s jvoUhV of. he is a good and noble man . T h e happy couple left on 1 h e late t r a i u for Denver aud o t h e r western points , r e tu rn ing abou t Ju ly 1st when tbey will b e a t home to the i r f r iends at 8.5S S i x t h st . Louisvil le . '

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Failed In Health "My mother died six years ago," writes Miss Ruth

Ward, of Jerseyvillc, IIL, and left me to care for six children. I had never been strong; and this, with the shock of her death, was. too much for me.

"I tailed In health. I was tired all the time and did . not want to go anywhere, nor care for company. I had the headache all the time and- such bearing-down pains.

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