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Ralph Cats nine years old, living at 1916
~ street southwest, was struck by an au-
tomobile in South Washington yesterday
afternoon and was slightly injured. He
was taken to the Emergency Hospital.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-05

Muhlenberg county has been
threathened with quarantine by
BY the State Board of Health on
account Of the alleged failure
Of authorities to handle prompt
~ the local situation. Action
has been deferred upon the rep
RESERVATIONS of the County
Health Officer and the County
II lge to the effect that an
er ptive hospital was being
en- ted, all cases quarantined
an compulsory vaccination en-
fol "a.
consequence. the State
BID 1 of Health had the general
qua. ntine of the county of Muh-
lenbeFg, which was to have gone
into effect last Friday, deferred
five days by which time, il was
thought, the action would prob
ably be found unnecessary.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-05
THE MISSES FAwcETT
Entertained Their Little Friends Friday
Afternoon at "Tacky Party"
Many and Varied Costumes
We're In Evidence.

One of the most enjoyhbls en-
tertainments of the holidays
was a tacky party for the little
folks given by Misses Hazel and
Lucy Fawcett at their residence
on last Friday afternoon. About
forty guests arrived DRESSED In
costumes from the year NSaO to
the present. Some of them were
so tacky they hestitated About
taking off their wraps.
After playing number OF
juvenile games they drd@ Tor
partners aud when ushere\d into
the dining room where fdast OF
fruit, nuts, cake and punch was
served. One of the most 3mus-
ing features of the aftetnoon
was the 'fortune balls F." Two
small cedar trees were decoFated
with pop corn balls one for the
boys and one for the girls with a
fortune IN rhyme attached to
each.
After the fortunes we're dis
tributed prize to the tack
lest girl and boy was ava, Ped
to Miss Nettie Bell Martin Pnd
Miller Evans by the juGkes,
Mesdames j. b. Atkinson, Raul
M. Moore, Harriet Browning hnd
E. NJ. Orr. The young people
went home at 4:30 O'Clock HAY
ing enjoyed themselves VERY
much. n
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-05
william J. Burtscher.

William J Burtscher.l
Prolonged promptness is the
prologue to all prosperity.
The south seems to have cot
ton to burn, while the poor Of
the north are freezing for want
of fuel.
The laboring man must dis.
charge his duty to avoid being
discharged himself.
Next to being burglar proof a
bank should be able to assure
its depositors that it is "Chad-
wick proof.n
Perhaps the heavy fog that
hung over New York recently
was only little holiday remem-
brance from London.
May every New Years reso-
lutionist resolve to Never
drink anything stronger than
coffee and soda water and
mighty little of that. "
The man in Racine, Wis, who
committed suicide because of
disappointment at not receiving
Christmas present in all proba-
bilitles would have done the
same thing had he received a
box Of those Christmas cigars.
If there is as much in IN Gin
cinnati as the name implies it is
ripe for the series of sermons on
the "Highways to Help chat
are being preached there by the
Rev. M. b. Fuller.
The busy American business
man does not go to a fire any
faster than he goes to the res
taurant for his uptown midday
luncn, nor could the man trying
to avoid paying the bill leave
more hurriedly.
London has over 500 railroad
stations, exclusive Of good depots
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-05

lea.
The home of AL. Reddix, the
night Waterman at The Howell
shops, was destroyed by fire
last Monday night. The house
was situated in about the mid
die of the block and on account
of a very high wind and the
close proximity of the houses
the general concenus of opinion
was that the whole block was
doomed, but the heroic work of
the Howell fire department with
their new fire apparatus soon al
layed all fears, having the fire
under control before the people
had recovered from their sur
prise.
Letters Of an Engineer to His Master Me-
chanic, No. 10.
Dear Sir This is the first
day of the year 1905, the first
day of the month, and the first
day OF the week, and | noticed
from the board this morning that
/ was first out. have made the
following resolutions, and hope
to observe them as far as posi-
BILE: That ] will not 60 back to
sleep any more after being called
especially after being called
the second time. That | will
make out all reports at the end
of-the trip, ii not tired. That !
will observe as many Of the bull
letin- board orders posted throu Oh
the year as may be able to un-
derstand. That will make just
as good runs when there are no
officials ON the train as when
there are. That l will not make
any kick for ANYTHING as long as
|Ican get what want withouth.
That I viii not wave at every
Tom, Dick and Harry along the
line, unless they wave first. That
/ will treat conductor Punchem
with the same degree Of courtesy
that expect from him. That
flagman Draggalong will have to
buy his own tobacco from now
on. That will pay all my debts
promptly after being notified the
second time.
S. ANDY KowKETeHER,
! Engineer.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-05
LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS

K. Fl. Delaney has been APP
pointed assistant general freight
agent Of the L. & N. to succeed
@. d. Boyd, who rs transferred
to Knoxville. Mr.. Dulaney has
been chief clerk clerk in the of
ficelof @. B. Compton.
Frederick, Attwood, chief clerk
in the master mechanics Office,
spent the day with his daughter,
Mrs. Stroud, near Henderson
Friday.
Clifford Barnett, machinist
helper, has resigned his position
at Howell and has gone to K. st.
Louis where he intends to take
service with some other com
pand.
Edgine 324 has been turned
out Of the shop after a general
overhauling. This engine be-
longsSto some of the southern
divisions.
Elyis McHcnry, car repairer
at e. st. Louis has resigned from
the service of the L. & N.
Engineers Loeb and William
REEVE have returned from their
huntipg trip IN Arkansas.
Chas. Mooney, a boilermaker,
has resigned with a view OF
doing better with some other
road ilt the immediate vicinity.
G. Cl Edens, who is now firing
on through freight, is moving
his family and household effects
to Nashville, where ne will
make his future home.
z. e. Giannini, son OF engineer
Thomas Giannini, after firing
switch engine az Nashville fel
kometiIe, has been transferred
TO the Henderson Division as
kxtra rdad fireman.
All tie shops on the l.. & N n
skstem were closed Monday.
Uni. A.lBarton has been trans
fxrred from braking to firing Oh
tle st. louis division.
THE New York Sun has figured
thht thede are 1896, 100000 in,
yebted i'd railroad locomotives
codntingl $4,000 per locomotive
by the principal roads of Amer
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-05
ND. and Ms. E. M. on Enter!alns.

Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ Orr enter
tanned a few of their friends at
their residence on Moss Avenue
Friday night. Cinch was the
game Of the evening and Mrs.
Nollie Umstead was winner.
After the playing closed delight
full refreshments, consisting of
cake, ices and fruit, was served.
The affair'wa quite a success
from a social standpoint and was
one of the most pleasant events
of the holidays.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-05
Nj. and Mrs W. S. Me6ary
Entertain ak'TempIe Theatre.

One OF the most elaborate en-
tertainments ever given IN this
city By private individuals was
that Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter.
s. McGary at Temple Theate1
last Thursday night. This flincl
party was given at Temple thea
ter for the purpose OF accom-
modating as many friends as
possible and even then It was
too small to have all the friends
they would have liked to have
asked. There were eleven tab
les at which forty four guests
were seated. Mrs. A. y. SisE
was lady champion winning
eight games and Mr. Frank
Rash gentleman champion WIZ :
ming nine. After the ten games
had been played the assembled
guests were served with an APP
propriate repas' consisting Of
cold turkey, salad, beaten bis
cults, waters, olives. coffee, ETC.,
followed by delicious cakes and
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-05

VIM. IF. Yust, Of Albany, N.
Y, New York State assistant in
spector of Libraries, has been
elected librarian for the Louis
vile FREE Public Library.
Friends of Mr.. A. Y. Ford,
managing editor of the Courier
Jorsnal. urged his election but
Mr.. Yust was chosen by a ma
jority Of one because members
of the board wanted man who
had had expert training in the
management Of Libraries.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-05
MEETS DEATH
AT GUTHRIE
William peyion Killed While
Coupling Air Hose Under
Train Sunday Night.
WAS WELL KNOWN HERE.

William Peyton, a we'll known
citizen Of this place, was crushed
to death under the cars at Guth.
RE Sundry night while coupling
up the air hose.
His train reached Guthrie
about 1876 p. M. and while doing
work in the yard it was neces-
sary to pick up a cut of cars
from one Of the side tracks.
While Peyton was under the
cars coupling up the air Con-
ductor Hackney passed along and
told him to be careful as he
thought the engine was coming
lin on that track. In a few min
tes afterwards the engine struck
be cars rolling one wheel oyer
Peyton and cutting off one Of his
limbs near the body. AS soon
as possible thereafter he was re-
moved to the depot and COM
pany physician summoned. He
lived about three hours and was
kconscious up to a short time be-
More his death.
He leaves a wife and five
children. He was a son of Mr..
and Mrs. Jno. r. Peyton and a
brother of Messrs. j. Q. and
Walter Peyton all of this place.
His remains were brought to
Darlington on 81 Monday.
Funeral services were held at
Ne residence by Rev. Henry
ore on Tuesday evening after
itch the internment took place
Che Darlington cemetery.
Mr.. Peyton was formerly IN
nployee Of the st. Bernard
lining Company and had lived
Il re for q number of years. He
IS great many friends who
ktend heartfelt sympathy to
he family.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-05
SPECIAL TERN
on flrsoIt Court Convened at Madison
vie Meadsy.-For Five Weeks
Term.

! A live weeks special term of
CircAit Court convened at Mad
isonyAlle Monday. This will
probab ply be the longest term
ever bIald In the county and will
continue for nine consective
weeks.l tbd regular term of four
weeks | following the special
term. lNolcriminal business will
be considered during the special
term oflcohrt, but a strenuous eff
fort wiAl be made by Judge
Elem Gokd5n to clear the civil
Following is the panel Of the
petit iuryl for the special term
u. M. Moltrip, L. L. Oates, A.
A. Adamsl ID. w. Dixon, Geo.
wi Rash.I ~. F. Nisbet, j. 4.
Gdoch, a. lUtIey, M. H. Laffoon,
j. Il. FuIliL We, T. g. Grady,
Henry Alien, j. II. Adams, 2.
E. IHawkinsN obadiah Utley, II.
T. WhittingAill, A. p. Oakley,
j. ". Gatlid, Ed O'Bannon, b.
f. dStarks, j F. Slaton, ?. S.
ThH oop, A. j. Sights, 0. n.
Cri(ser.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-05
Old Fashioned Candy Pulling

An old fashioned candy pull
ling will be given by the White
wing of the Epworth League to
the YeIlow's at the Armory Fri
day night, Jan. 9th. All menu
bers wearing the white badge
are requested to be on hand
promptly at s O'Clock and bring
two we'll buttered plates.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-05
CLAY HALL
Formerly Connected With the Sebres
Coal Company. Narrowly Escapes
Death at Dixon.

Clay Hall, who was formely
connected with the Sebree Coal
Company but now superinten-
dent of the new mine near
Dixon, Ky, narrowly escaped
death at the mine last Saturday.
He had climbed to the top of the
shaft and was attempting To ar
range some machinery when he
lost his balance and fell twelve
feet in a ninety foot shaft and
but for his presence of mind In
grasping a rope would have been
dashed TO death at the bottom.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-05
GOVERNMENT DECISION
On Geographic Names Includes Little
Village in Henderson County.

The United States Board on
Geographic names has lust is
sued its recent decisions fixiEg
officially a number Of geographic
names tnat have heretofore been
In controversy. Most of these
names. are of rivers, mountains
and towns in the west but one is
that of a little postotiice and
railroad station in Henderson
county, KY, which it is deter
mined shall be "Reeds," not
Reads.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-05

Miss Bertha Morton entertained
the ''Social Clubpkon Tuesday Of
last week at her home in Nor
tons Gap aud every one enjoyed
the evening Immensely. AT the
usual lunch hour cake and wine
was served the guasts. Several
members were fined for uon-at-
tendance they We're, Misses
Kate, Will and OFa Kington,
Annie Grasty and Pehrl Oldham
Messrs. Elgie sis k, Eugene
Coenen, Will Brown and Mere
dith Davis.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-05
Family Reunion.

AT the residence Of hAr. X, G Hart.
Of Mortous Gap, Dec. Is, 1904,
sumDtuous diner was served by Mrs
r.. G.. Hart In honor of the relatives
of her and her husband, The din
ing room and table were handsome
ly decorated suitable to the occas-
sion, Many valuable presents were
given and all were woll entertained
Indeed it was day Of pleasure for
the older ones, some Of whom are
on the shady side Of life and one Of
merriment for the children. After
the repast photograph of the group,
was taken.
The following were present: Mr.
and Mrs. Robt. Hart, Sri, Crofton
Mrs. M. E. Wright ~. and MRS.
r. J. Salmon and daughter, Mildred,
Itsley; Mr.. and Mrs. AIalbert long
and children, Lucy Jessie and Ray
mond near Ilsley; Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Wright, Darlington; Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Ashmore and son, Law
renee, ST Charles; Mr. and Mrs.
G. Q. Lynch, Handy Station; DR..
Il. r. Finley and lady, Miss AIaude
Finley, Dr. Flint Finley Kimmel
Finley, st. Charles; Mrs. Kate
Hampton and children, Jenkins
Robert and Proctor, Mrs. ID. o.
Woodruff and children, Ruth, Gill
bert, Roy and Josephine, Of the
country.
We trust that nesting VIII lepg
be remembered and may they an
live to enjoy another.
BEN I. ROBINSON
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-05
ludQe CantrIII,, SuscessOr.

Frankfort, KY, Ded. 20. Gov.
Beckham tonight announced the
Appointment of Judge Robert
L. Stout, Of Woodford county,
as Circuit Judge Of the Four
teenth Judicial district ID sue
coed Judge James + Gantrill,
who has been elevated p the
bench of the Court of Appeals.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-05
KENTUCKY PRESS
III be Entertained by The Louisville
Commercial Club Saturday.

louisville, KY, Jan. 2.The
imes says today:
Next Saturday, between the
\prs of II 80 and 1870, the
AQbers of the Kentucky Press
dciation, which holds It's mid
,f|er meeting in Louisville,
Inning Friday, will be the
Is of the Commercial Club
luncheon at the Louisville
Ell. The Entertainment Com
e, of which Fred Levy is
irman, has prepared for a
ldsome affair, and will be as
led in entertaining the editors
1.-The members of the Board of
ectors.
he members of the Kentucky
ISIS Association are all honor
members of the Louisville
hmericial Club. Louis Ian
I'M. Of Lancaster, the presi-
hit Of the association, is in
3nisyille today for the purpose
making final arrangements for
5 midwinter. and the Southern
III, which take place in Cuba
s year.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-05

Gen. Horace Porter, Ameri-
can Ambassof to France, will
retire from that post soon after
the 4th Of March. The President
has decided on Gen. Porter's
successor, but at this time no
announcement of his decision is
made. Cen Porter is knawn BY
some Of Earlibgton's Citizens and
is STOCKHOLDERS in the st. Der.
nard Mining Company.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-05
DAUGHTERS or coNFEDHRAcY
Will Meet With Ms. J. W. Robertson
Saturday Afternoon at Two O'clock.

The Daughters Of Confdderacy
are requested to meet promptly
with Mrs. j. W. Robertson Sat.
urday afternoon at two O'Clock.
The Madisonville contingent
will be here and there is a great
deal Of important business to be
transacted. The darlington la
dies who desire to join are asked
to be present promptly at 1.-TWO
O'Clock.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-05

Gate an enjoyable evening
was spent with Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. L. Sisk Saturday by the
young people Of Mortons Gap.
Those present were Misses An
ME Grasty, Kate Kington. and
Roxie Sisk; Messrs. VIM. Kim
mons, Lisle Robinson, Eugeni
Coenen. Of Darlington, and DR..
Al. w. Davis. 1t being the last
night in the year they watched
the old year out and the new
year In.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-05
'sfke Coal Co.'S Fight Against Cigar
cites.

81 the past two or three
IS a strong fight has been
|e against cigarette smoking
jacksonville but never before
3 such decided steps been
v for its suppression as now.
Re8necke Coal 90 which
pges more than two hum
lnen has issued a new book
Is governing employees and
sf the new rules makes it a
ty subject to fine for any
its employees to use the
tte. On the second offense
2ne will be increased or the
Zoyer viii be discharged as
company sees proper.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-05
Mis-, RoxIt Sisk Entettalns.

Tlbe "SociaA Club" Of Mortons
GapI met viii Miss Roxie Sisk
this week ~ as usual some
very interesting games were
playeh and the evening was en-
ioyedl by all.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-05

The most e y Pepsiye lace nanufac
tured.tloday is ysalued at 5000 yard.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-05

London has over 500 railroad
stations, exclusive Of good depotss
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