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Running Races
Pacing Races
Trotting Rtt
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OF AMY SEASON.
Reduced Rates
on Railroads
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Shuttle Train
Service to, the
Fair Grounds
THE PENITOQYAL FAIR
Incorporated.
Hopkinsville, Ky., August 27-31, 1918
FIFTH YEAR
FIVE BIQ DAYS
MUSIC BY BRASS BAND
BEST HALF MILE TRACK IN KENTUCKY
BIGGEST FAIR IN WESTERN KENTUCKY
Ten per cent of all net earnings will be given to It'd Cross and Belgian Relief Fund.
Holland Garnett, Pres.,
Jno. W. Richards Sec'y.
Great Exhibit
Beef Cattle
Dairy Cattle
Suinc, Sheep
and Poultry
AGRICULTURAL EXHIBIT
FLORIAL HALL
Baby Show Aug. 27
COME
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E. L. Ilnrpendint?. Notary Public
Orlin Horning, of Morgantown
is visitir g in the city this week.
Grow wheat and help can the
Kaiser.
Mm. J. R. White and children.'
of Morganlield, are the guesti of
Mrs. Alonzo Duvall-.
Nn time like the present to .top in
dige.tion and alomai-h ill. Mi-ona
tub'ets do the work. Sold by llnynu &
Taylor; your numey if thi-y f.il
Mrs. Ed Van l'elt has returned
from Louisville after having- vis
ited her husband ajt Camp Taylor.
FOR SALE- One Largo Frame
tobacco barn, 40x52 feet.
4t Geo. W. Stone.
Wiliion Woods, of Owentborr,
who was the guest of his coufin
John William Blue, returned
homo lust week.
There is something for every
one to do, this is eve y man's
tight, so let us get busy und do
what we can to w in the war.
Cahin Hunt left last week for
Lexington. Tenn., to attend a
1 iptisc a'sociation. He will he
absent everal days.
Insure your houses, barns
and live stock uith the Hart
ford Agency. Marion Ky.
If C.G. Thompson.
Charles McConnell. of the U.
Miese Helen Roue, Mariam j requirements:
Pi-rce and Irene Moredock, ar.di Hiuh schools and other schools
Messis Russell Lawson, Marion jdoirg preparatory work now on
Thrasher motored to Kuttawaj the accredited list and that may
Springs and Eddyville Wednes-1 hereafter bj placedthei eon my
day. ' jbe designated by two forms cf
FOR SALE.-Duroc Jersey :cla?sifk-atiun. Ue first division,
Pos and Tigs.-S. M. Jerkins. jor Class A- ,nav i,iclude all
schoo s which rm et the following
Miss Janice Scott and Arthur requiiemerts:
Scott, of Kansas City, who navei ttquirtmanu of cia a
hct-n the oupnts of Miss Kather. 1. The school must offer a standard
SOW MORE WHEAT
PREVENT FOOD CRISIS
The World Looking to America
For Bread -Only One Way
To Meet Demand.
ine Heed, have returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cross and'
littl- daughter left Saturday for
Louisville, where Mrs. Cross ard j
daughter will reside. Mr. Cross i
will go to Washington, where he!
has volunteer's corps.
S nrmv nt l'niln PnsH. Tex.. IS I
here for a 15 day furlough visit- n Johnie Gass left Thursday for
ing his parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. 1" " w"ere ne W1"
J. McConnell and brother Marion,
who lias been ill for some time.
Buy bonds and stamps, by so
be trained for Eervice.
4
Miss Helen Rouse, of Bards-
I town, who has been the guest of
doing you will help our good old Mis Irene Moredock, has re-
uncle to nrovide the best to be 1 turned home.
- U .....- l.... Tlvn.i or tit-
Mrs. E. H. Yates has returned '"7" "u "
to Louisville after having visited t0 the be8t-.
P ' Lr kidnew are sure to be out of gear.
Eat potatoes and be a potatl io I Try Sam.l; it dots wonders fur th liv-
that will save wheat for the boys '".kidmys and Madder A trial uc
win MUe wi cunnce-yoa. Get it at the
who are fighting for our home. ;
Miss Lena Woods has returned' Mf!j vy, H. Ward and little
iir.me from a visit with her aunt, gon nowar(j olive, returned
Mrs. W. L. James in Ne', prijay 8fternoon from a viit to
Orleans.
WAVTF.n-Furnished room
bd hoard within 10 minors ' Democrat.
walk of Post- fike. Give piice. poR BALE-Fine firm 1 mile
Address E. J. M. Crittei dtn (i0uth Gladstoiie. 2i)u acres 50 in
Thomas Griffith, of Paducah,
who has been the guest of Miss
Katherine R?ed, has returned
home.
7.
Marion High School lo Clan A.
A list of schools accredited by
the Kentucky Association of Col
leges correcttd to July 1 has been
- I 1 T f
her parents, Mr. ard Mrs. Jess , J""'"'
'Olive at Marion. -Sturgia News"0: Supervisor cf Secondary
Luucaiion, since me metung or.
the association in May w hen rep-
frur-yeur course of study and re
quire full fifteen entrance credits
fur graduation therefrom,
Three qualified teachers must be
employed who devote all their
time to hiih school work.
The pupil enrollment must not
exceed thirty pupils per teacher.
Two-thirds of the teachers em
ployed must posses; an academic
scholarship equivalent to grad
uation from a standard college.
A minimum period of forty min
utes must be given each recitation.
School must be in session not
I'-ss than thirty-six weeks dur
ing the year
The tquipment for teachirg
Science mut not be less thi.n
$150 In value, and the library for
referent purposes should not te
lets in value than $75, exclusive
of public documents.
Classes mubt not be ton large to
properly handie the subject mat
ter of the recitation.
The school sentiment both of the
school and the community must
be harmonious and progressive, j
'i He urk in school must be ap
proved as satisfactory.
We are indeed glad that Marion
Hi'h School is in Class A. It should
be the fixed purpose of both the school
management and the community to
meet tho standards set by this Associ
ation of Colleges in Kentucky. We
AN APPEAL FROM DR. FRAZER
HM tTTl n
ine wnear. campaign is now
on. The pledge books are now
in the hands of good men. who
will push the campaign for &1I
that is out.
Our government is asking us,
as patriotic citizens, to sow all
the wheat we can. A' crisis in
food proiuction and conserva
tion is at hand and we must rise
up, as patriotic men, and meet
this situation. We must do as
our boys are doing "over there"
we must show the wor'd the
1!
9.
10.
Gray-Cook
On Thursday evening Aug. 15,
at the Presbyterian parsonage
in Evansville, Ind., Miss Kitty
Hodge Gray and Mr. Robt. B.
Cook were united in marriage.
Rev. Taylor officiating.- Dr. and
Mrs. Morris and Mi98 Frances
Giay only were present. The
couple left at noon Friday fcr
Chicago and other lake resorts.
This h the consummation of an
extended courtship uniting two
old and prominent families.
Mr. and Mrs. Cook will be at
home to their friends after Aug.
20th, at the home of the groom
in East Marion.
Card Of Thaokt
kind of men we are.
The world is looking to us for We wish to thank each and
bread, and we must furnish it or everyone for their kindness and
womjn and children will die sympathy shown U9 in the death -
from starvation. The reserve of our dear husband ard father.
Record Press. timber. Well
Mi.. Iv. AHhtr ind reice. of i '"18-. 2 barn9-
Atlanta, Ga.. are the guests of
friends and relatives here this
v.ttk.
watered. Good
Good orchard.
supply of fcod is smaller than
ever known. We have enough
to tide us over until another har
vest, but unless we reuouble our
dilligence and make the largest
yield next ytar in the history of
our country, that reserve will be
entirely wiped out and the world
will be out of food.
May Gcd's richest blessings rest
upon all is my prayer.
Mrs. Nonie Arflack an- children.
Joe B. Walker,
Imp Gladstone, Ky.
Eld. George R. II. Gass closed
n revival miTtirsr ct Cave
Insure your tobacco crop: g AuRUgt 15(h IIe w88
HOU iroulnfi aaltm "a11- nssUled by Eld. W. N. Babb of
With the
time tried
tf C. G. Thompson.
Hmcr Iiowiry, who is in the
W'b want every farmer in this
should asnire also to accredited rela- COUnty to produce at least a
resintatives attended the meet
ing lrom oeurgetown Lo.iege, ;
iransyivania. Kentucky ewi'-"Uoni wilh tlB SdUlh,r(1 A-Micilltlim 1)f small crop of wheat next year.
an, uerea, center, university oi(CoiieKe?. and nw-t lii ily our High; Now is the time to select and
Louisville and University Ot School will be so accredited m the next
Kentucky. ' l few months.
The growth of the accredited I lhee rssociatim are doing valuable
schools in Kentucky since 1010 erv,ce m ,u't""t to '"""e work
has been remarkable, rrom 3
I'nder such help
thete Asocial ions
giving accompanuU by a
secondary fchools.
fill uniili.m-0 ud
in iviv ine nsinas increaseu to hVe been
Hartford Agency Ridgway. III., who is a pplendid !:&). There wire then 4 public 'general Utteiment in educational con
and hail listed.' preacher. 1 lie meeting restmea; schools and 1TJ pnvata schools. I unions me work or mgn schools na
;.. atv ,.,f..c:mnna nf fo t i tni , Tlion., a r mi. 1 s.7 im l.Hn ..!,:, mi ro to uy leaps fcnu bounds wiinin
III CllA 'lull fO'viui J v .
eight baptisms. When the meet
ing closed, others were seeking
ncvy, Rtationed at Camp Pljnkiit
Muss , is here for a few day
furlough.
Cut the eats in wheat and
meat, toot thetute in substitute.
Miss Lilhe Belle Dunn return
ed home Saturday from n visit
in Cadiz. She was accompanied
by Miss Mary Lou Morgan who
will be her guest for a week or
ten day. i
The boys "over there" must
have wheat and meat, when we
save bv denying curselves we
are making better soldiers of
them and tetter men of our
pelves, Little Miss Mary Virgin
li e Lord, und the church was
seme a hat revivid.
The Kilpntrick graveyard will
be cleaned cfT Sa'urdav Septem
7th. All interested are nqueht
eland others are invited to bring
tools and dinner ami spend the
day. Pieachiog after dinner.
W. H. Reynolds.
Rev. JamfS F. Pric
Committee.
I have several good
farms for sale close In,
also have town property
and mineral rights.
VV. E. Delt.
The Tucson Arizona Citizen of
There are now 187 public schools Mni.rod by leaps und bounds
and 52 private schools. Of tiw! t , , , ,' , , .
1 i Sihixil standards do not remain fix-
public schools i) are in Class A 1 e I. but are constantly becoming hith-
and 40 private echools are ID the'e-; end prognsive school communities
first class, while Class B has ICS ' nui be eer on the alert to keep up
public und 12 private schools.
School, whelher public or
private, may be accredited pro
vided they mett the following
with the new standards and n quire.
ments. Marion is a wide-awake and
progrem ic rrhuul ci.niniuniiy and will
Continued on pae 8
Doss.of Marion, came Sufid, y j Aiijr. Utu says.
airs, v uiiieriiie i im ui
afternoon to visit her cousin
Mrs. W. II. Vard.-Sturgis
No a s Democrat.
Do you get uv at night! Sanol is
surely th liest for all kidney or blad
der troubles. Sanol gives relief in 24
hour from all backache and bladdir
troubles. Sanol is gimranted reme
dy. Co cent bottls at the drug store.
Givu to Red Cross and Y. M.
C. A. ThffO ngencies will add
comfort to our beys in the trench
es und make life easier for them.
Tucson has received word that
hrr hr.it he". ThomR H. Moor
has arrived safely overseas. Me
was recently transferred from a
Kentucky to a Texas contingent
and is now with the signal oorps
of the 105th Field Artillery."
Marion Thrasher, and Russell
Lawson, of Lewisport, who have
been guests of Mr. and Mrs,
B. II. Moredock. returned home
Thursday.
$5.00 10 SIS.oo Saved
by buying our
FALL SUIT OR OVERCOAT
from the
Majestic Tailors' Fine Line.
A Special representative will be in MARION
Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 2nd and 3rd
ujlh a bii display of the latest and best Woolens at
Prices Ranging frcm $14.00 to $60.00.
lie sure to see and price this line, even if you have already
bought or do not intend to buy a suit now. It will be
worth your time.
BOYS' SUITS TAILORED TO MEASURE.
This hon'se makes a specialty of boys' clothing, in ages
from S years and up. All goods tailored right up to the
minute both in style and workmanship.
Wait for the Majestic man Sept, 2nd.
R. E. WILBORN, Local Agent.
prepare your ground for this
crop. Let nothing get in the
way of a wheU crop.
hen your precinct manager
calls on you with the pledge
book, be ready to tell how much
you can sow, so that you w ill not
(take up his time unnecessarily.
He gets no pay for this woik,
hv is only doing his patriotic
duty. So you likewise will be
doing a duty jou owe to your
family and ycur govtrnmint
when you saw.
ou will also be entitled to
tw ice as much flour under the
food regulations as the man who
grows no wheat. Buy your setd
wheat from your neighbor and
get ready for your crop NOW!
T. Atchison Frazer,
Chairman,
Crit. Co. Council of Defense.
A TEXAS WONDER.
The Texas Wonder cures kidney and
bladder troubles, dissolves gravel, cures
diabetes, weak and lame hack, rheuma
tism and irregularities of the kidney
and bladder in both men and wonuu.
Regulates bladder troubles in children.
If not sold by your druggist, will sent
by mail on receipt of $1.25. One small
bottle is two months' treatment, and
seldom fails to perfect a cure. Send
for sworn testimonials, Dr. E. W.
Hall, 2926 Olive St , St. Louis, Mo.
Sold by druggists. Advertisement.
Grave-yard Cleaning
The Fowler graveyard will be
cleaned off Friday Sept 6th. All
interested are expected to come
ai d bring tools and dinner.
Others are invited. Come and
spend the day beautifying the
last resting place of your loved
ones.
P. C. Gilbert,
Albert Conger,
Hugh Wilborn,
Committee.
Wanted Hides.
At the Marion Meat Market.
Will pay highest cash prices.
J. R. Sowdirs.
$100 Reward, $100
Th readers of this rler will t
pirated In barn that tliT It at Ul
on dreaded duwa. I'mt science rms
bwn bl. lo rur In all lla statu and
tht It ratsrrh. Cutsrrh tilri Tatly
tnnu.nrfd Sr ennMliutlpnal conditions
rrqulr.1 con.lltutlonul treatment. HaM't
Catarrh M!lrtn l taktn Internally and
arts thru tht lllmfl on the Moron. Sur
furr. r.f tht Sy.trm th.rrby fl.tnyin
tht foundation nt the rilne.iae. Riving tht
ptlnt atr.nnth ty tiulMln up th ton
million and tual.tln nature In dolntllt
worH. Tht proprlftori havt to murh
faith a tht rurativ. powtra of Hull's
Catarrh Mrdlrlnt (hat they ofltr Ont
Ilumlrtd tmllara for any ran that It fHllt
to rurt. fl-nd for l'-t of t.ttlmonlat.
Adilrrtt F. J. CHKSKV CO.. Tol.dO,
Ohio. Bold by all tmiifist, IM.
Nice Cows Fcr Sale
Several Bood Jersey cowa and
heifers to be fresh sovn. Can
be seen at my father's farm one
mile northeast of Marion. Also
one Delaval Cream Separator.
Harry Johnson,
8 15 4t Route 4.
NOTICE OF fjlSSOLUTION
OF SENATOR MINING CO.
Pursuant to a resolution signed and
adopted by the Stockholders at a meet
ing held on July 2Uth. l'Jld, th.- above
named corporation la now closing its
business and winding up its a Hairs for
the purpose of dissolution. All per
sona having any claims or demands
against said corporation are requested
to present same immediately at the
oltlce of tht Company, i)8 Slarkt
Building, tauisville, Ky.
SENATOR MINING COMPANY.
by B. F. Wtitatl, President
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