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J M Scott chief dispatcher ofthe first division at Louisvillesays the first division is ahead ofall other divisions in everythingbut overtime and he does notcare to be ahead on that

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J W Moore of Louisvillewho has been working for the L

N as operator for a number ofyears has been off some timenow on account of poor healthbut is improving now and willno doubt be able to resume dutyin a few weeks

The double track on the Firstdivision now extends from Louisville to Lebanon Junction Nowonder the First division hasless overtime than the lenderson division If the double trackfor that distance was on the Henderson division there would beno such thing as overtime on thedivision

Beginning with next weekTHE BEE will in addition to theHenderson and St Louis divisionnews give the Memphis Lineand First division happenings-

On request of several of therailroad men who wish to be inthe Special Railroad Edition ofTHE BEE and have not had anopportunity to have photos madewe have decided fo extend thelimit for photos to Sept 1standexpect photos to be in this officeby that time

Never in the history of the LN 11 R has business all over

the system been as heavy as it isat the present timeWhy does Miss Money talk and

talkAnd of stopping make no men-

tionNo doubt it is because she has

Mr Worlds whole attentionLenord Carson of the Howell

Store Room spent the Sunday atWest Franklin Ind with re

lativesTheengagement is announced

of Miss Electra Hawkins theonlydaughter of former Mayorand Mrs A 0 Hankins ofEvansville to Olifton Hurd ofMemphis Tenn The weddingwill take place Wednesday Sept ¬

ember Oth Mr Hurd is con ¬

nected with the L N ticketoffice Union Station Memphis

Edgar Booker helper at Bak ¬

ers who was obliged to go toFranklin Ky on account of illhealth has recovered sufficientto return to his duties at the

HillMarriedJ D Rapdo to MIssMellie Viola Yoanvood of Evans ¬

ville Mr Raedo is a firemanon the St Louis Division-

W 0 Walsh master mech ¬

anic of the Southern Indiana atBedford was the guest of hisfather Thomas Walsh Wednes-day

Pink Willis the little son ofEngineer G M Willis went toParis Tonn Monday with his

auntSuperintendentof Machinery

Theodore H Curtis and Assistant Superintendent of Machinery Harry Swoyer were at theshops last Wednesday

P D Plank master mechanicof the L H St L at Oloverport was at Ho well last week on

businessErnest

and Olaudie Crawfordof Nashville are visiting in StLouis Mo-

Engineer P W Boxley is onthe work train this week withRoad Supervisor W 0 Edmonson

Fireman N A Haley has goneto Dawson Springs to recuperatefrom an attack of chills

Sam Gray tlio engineer at theGuthrie coal hoist and his littledaughter Oassie are visiting inNashville tlissweek-

EvanavilloIIi

was turned over toBXcnrsiomstBjSundayjithe great¬

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er part of whom were broughtin over the L fc N from StLouis

The business on the Shawneetown Branch lias increased to

suchan extent that EngineerWellington Newton is not ableto stand up under the strain andhas asked tobe relieved fromone to two days each weekwhich was granted him

The boom of the Guthrio coalhoist gave away last Saturdayhaving to be sent to the shopsfor repairs considerably handicapping the coaling of engineat Guthriet i

Fireman John Deshler went tol

Owensboro this week

F H Koehne chief car inspector at Howell and wife anddaughter have gone to St Louis

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Mo ona viiiitM 0 Connel and wifo ofI

Earlington are visiting at Lewisburg Ky I i-

VA Russell has been rappointed chief clerk to GeneralPassenger Agent Stone of the L

Nr and J H Settle now assistant city ticket agent at Louis-

ville has been appointed cityticket agent to succeed Mr Russell

Fireman Oscar Hall is visit-

ing at Hawesville Ky with his

three little children

Cholera lolantum

This disease has lost Its terrorssince Chamberlains Colic Choleraand Diarrhoea Remedy came Intogeneral use The uniform successwhich attends the use of this reme-dy in all cases of bowel complaintsIn children has made it a favoritewherever its Value has becomeknownFor by St Bernard DrugstoreEarlington Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap J no X Taylor Earlington

MORTONS GAP ITEMS

Roy Robinson and Geo Stokeswent over to St Charles one nightthis week

Tom KInimons left for his homeIn Tennessee last Sunday

Omor Oates of Madisonville spentSunday in town

Miss Mollie Fitzgerald who hasbeen visiting in Tenn for severalmonths has returned home

Will SIsk was out of town SundayGone Coenen came up Sunday to

see Miss Annie Grasty-R L Furgerson of Madisonvillo

was in town Friday on businessDr Almon and family visited in

ladisonville SaturdayWm Courtney is having a neat

cottage built near the old mill seatbetween Mortons Gap and Barnslev He will move there when it iscompleted

Clyde Boyd who has been very illwith typhoid fever is better at thiswriting

John Coylo and family visited re ¬

latives here SundayEverybody went to Now Salem

Sunday to attend the AssociationMr and Mrs M Cain went to

Eyansvillo Monday on businessMiss Mollie Stoker of Knoxville

Penn is at present home on a visitWm Klnnnons spent Sunday at

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Dawson and MadisonvilleGeo Robinson of Earlington was

In Mortons Sunday morning theguest of Ben Robinson

R M Williams has purchasedJohn Coyles cottage

Mrs Roy Jones and daughter arerisltihg In Sebreo this week

Ben T Robinson and lady visitedthe family of Tom Rohinson InDarlington Sundaye

Roy Robinson and Geo Stokeswere at St Charles Saturday night

Carl Blanks and Lisle Robinsonwere innightrJB Stanley of Madlsonvl1le wasIn Mortons Saturday eve

Noticei

All who are interested in cleaning-up the Gordon grave yard nearSouthards school house threo mileswest of Earlington will please meetat the grave yaad Saturday morn-Ing August 22

We like best to call

SCOTTS EMULSION

a food because it stands so em¬

phatically for perfect nutritionAnd yet in the matter of restor-ing appetite of giving newstrength to the tissues especiallyto the nerves its action is thatof tL medicine

simpleSCOTT409415 Pearl StrtetII New York

soc and 100 I all druggists

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I have bought the stock of Groceries formerly ownedby Mr L R Houlihan and have added

fresh Stock to ThemI will keep on hand at all times the

BEST GROCERIES AT LOWEST PRICES

I take this method of announcing to my friends that Iam In the grocery busines and want their patronage Givemea can inspect my goods and ascertain my prices

Yours Respectfully

MIKE BOHAN

LIGHT ON THE SUBJECT

Thevagonandbuggy JulM OLDHAMhasdynamo alsoanew Morgan Wright tire setting machineI am now prepared to put on rubber tires on short noticeBuggies and wagons made to order and kept in repair oneyear All repairing work promptly done and satisfactionguaranteed

PROGRAMME

Of Hopkins County Teachers Institute to

Be Held Sept 7 toll

Programme for the Hopkins Coun-ty Teachers Institute to be held atMadisonville Ky in the courthouse beginning Monday September 7th and continuing five daysSallie R Brown Superintendent JC Willis Instructor

All teachers holding valid certificates are required to attend the fullsession of tho Institute No excusewill be heard except those actuallywarranted by law Read sec 140 ofSchool laws and he present at everysession of the Institute

MONDAY MORNING

1000 a m Organization1 Call to order bv Superintendent2 Devotional exercisesRev S F

Fowler8 Address of welcomeRuby Laf

foon4 ResponseH SF Bailey6 Short talk by J J GlennG Enrollment7 Superintendents address8 Instructors address

1145 am AdjournmentI

MONDAY AFTERNOON

115 p m Rollcall Music an-

nouncements180 p m School management The

Pupil His environment Fran ¬

ces A Young Discussed byMisses Kate Greer and W QHodges Further questions byteachers220 p m Recess and music 10

minutes230 p m ReadingJ C Willis320 p m Recess and music 10

minutes330 p m General discussion by In ¬

stitute180 p m Music announcements

tadjournment

TUESDAY MORNING

380 am Opening exercises1 Music2 Scripture lesson and prayer

Rev P E Gatlin3 Music4 Rollcallfi Announcements

000 a m Educational PsychologyJ C Willis

DGO a nit Recess and music 1C

minutes1000 a m Methodology arlthme ¬

tlcO P Bailey discussed byC R Morton and Lula Allen

1060 a m Recess and music 10

minutes1100 a m ArithmeticJ O Willis11 50 a m Announcements and ad

journmentTUESDAY

AFTERNOON

116 a Rollcall Cb Music c An-

nouncements¬

180 School management The teach ¬

or his training Miss RuthPlain Discussed by H S FBailey and Miss Ophelia Davis

220 Recess and music 10 minutes280 Reading J O Willis420 Music announcements and ad ¬

journmentTUESDAY EVENING

780 Music programme renderedby local talent

800 Address Bubbles EverettJennings

830 Address selected W IGordon

300 Music adjournmentWEDNESDAY MORNING

330 Opening exercises1 Music2 Scripture lesson and prayer

Rev J B Adams8 Music iir jtic

4 Rollcall J4i >

G Announcements vt W k

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been lately fittedwith an electric

000 Educational PsychologyJ CWillis

050 Recess and music 10 minutes1000 Methodology Grammar

Miss Minnie Bourland Dis ¬

cussed by Gus Davis anti TaylorCraynor

1050 Recess and music 10 minutes1100 Arithmetic J C Willis1150 Announcements adjournment

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

115 Ca Rollcall b Music c An ¬

nouncements130 School management discip ¬

lIneW B Davis Discussedby Lelia Taylor and Minnie Ashby

220 Recess and music 10 minutes380 General discussionInstitute420 Announcements adjournment

WEDNESDAY EVENING

780 Music program800 LectureRev Jinnett Earl ¬

ington000 Music adjournment

THURSDAY MORNING

880 Opening exercises1 Music2 Scripture reading and prayer

Rev B F Watson8 Music4 Rollcall6 Announcements

000 Educational PsychologyJ CWillis

950 Recess and music 10 minutes1000 Methodology Geography

Maud Wilkey Discussed by BF Kendrick and Leila Johnson

1050 Recess and music 10 minutes1100 Arithmetic J C Willis1150 Announcements adjourned

THURSDAY AFTERNOON

f15 a Rollcall b Music c An ¬

nouncements180 School management social

qualities of the teacherM FAshby Discussed by Lula Kelland Artie Veazey

220 Recess and music 10 minutes280 Reading J C Willis820 Recess and musjc10 minutes820 General discussion and ques ¬

tions480 Music announcements and

adjournmentTHURSDAY

EVENING

730 Music program800 LectureJ C Willis

FRIDAY MORNING

880 Opening exercises v

1 MusicScripture lesson and prayer

Prof T H Smith

4 Rollcall5 Announcements

950 Recess and music 10 minutes1000 Methodology Historyand

SpellingA J Fox Discussedby Mary Mothershead and

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MrsAthalia Ferguson

1050 Recess and music 10 minutes1100 Arithmetic J C Willis1150 Announcements adjourn-ment

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FRIDAY AFTERNOON

115 Ca Rollcall b Music o An-nouncements

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130 School management moralsof tho teacher W B DavisDiscussed by Ruth Plain andMinnie BourlandPersonality of the teacher HF Bailey Discussed by HattieScott and Jessie Brown andFlora Pearce

220 Recess and music 10 minutes280 Reading J O Willis820 HeooBB and music 10 minutes380 Miscollaneous bus ness420 Adjournment

Sallio R Brown Superintendent

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