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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): n. Thursday, December 20, 1906. Bee (Earlington, Ky.). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co., Earlington, KY 1906 bee1906122001 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): n. Thursday, December 20, 1906. Bee (Earlington, Ky.). Bee Publishing Co., Earlington, KY 1906 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. Q I Jjll s rfI5 0j1J kkeLsteet WCTiojr IAOAZINf amd PRIODIOAIS- AT IkD SISKS IIfk ii Jit tlrrStorl Madkoavilla Xy U th I 2 1jl J Ttr h I SEVENTEENTH YEARVt EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY THURSDAY DECEMBER 1906c NO5JI t r HAVE FUN With the President Does the i V Newspaper Fraternity v Y JbTHCK ITEMS OY INTEREST i Washington Dec j9jJust about once each season can Pile 4rcotnmon peopul meet the President on common groun- dadhavo fun with him with fear of resu1tsThisls at thejridiron Club banquet and the newspaper fraternity takes all Jdyantage of the license Of ficial Washington still is laugh t ing at the verse with which the President was baited at the dinner of the other evening The gong was eet to the air ofHHe Walked Right In Then Turned un and Walked Right Out Again u and the presidents re pint trip to Panama w sits excuse The chorus ran He sailed right in and turned around then sailed right home a wan Hit trip across the Isthmus strap took him hours ten He asked his questions on the fly And scarcely stopped to say goodbye He sailed right In then turned around and sailed right home again President Roosevelt laughed heartily at the song and ap planned it vigorously He didnt seem nearly so pleased however when some member started the chorus of the song that caHttdjgp much amusement at th banquet last January and which sung to the air of Ev rnQa1Works but Father ranxillrtBatley =Chandler 1 Rrtorn our Idol fell 0 everybody HOB but Roosevelt They dd lIkeQwelU- The I exchange of pleasantries between the President and former Ambassadbt Storer in which the latter has been branded with the favorite ithet of MJiar from the White- Houso is too much in the public eye to render apparent the humor of such a verse The Presidential discomfiture how ever vns enjoyed by the inquisitors who had Mr Rqcse volt on the grill Uncle Joe Gannon the tall and austere Vice President Fairbanks and Representative Burton chairman of the House Committee on Rivers and Har bors have been frequent visitors at the White House in the last few Rooseveltkhas lent the strong aid of his powerful personality to tier cause of waterways improve anent as he promised he would do on the occasion of his recep tion last week totbe delegates HarIbresult the bill to be passed at the present session undoubtedly will be the largest ever put thru and will be commensurate with the importance of the work planned It is hoped that some means will be found to insure a steady appropriation by the gov ernment in tho future for water ways development Naturally no congress can pledge the ac tion of its successor but the necessity existing for sufficient funds to clean up the great solgrea It Sounds Paradoxical And it is because its true that you or any ptrfer man cannot nowadays o afford to be dressed poorlyTo do so is not making a good use of I your capital for that is what your personal I appearance i means Ito you rl f To make the best use oTiyour ap talto be well dressed without going to a highpriced custom tailor to have all the advantages that go with good clothes the power the influence the pleasure that are the possession ofa well dressed man there is but one thing to do Makfe your selectipn from our stock of Kuppen heimer Clothes ik Kupperiheimer Clothes have althe style the fine workmanship the indi whichalitycharacterize the product of the rnet- ropolitantailor who charges fifty six orVJ overcoat You have probably seen arga t k JZ111CS t 1 71 H i r t- i C-014Hf v Xpborpdratec1t f l J discovered t o insure st progress As the situations stands politics virtually ins commerce by the throat The question of an ixuxilinry Bystemj of transportation has becowe 0f suchvital importance that buo ness tit ref3tc1 till over the coon try are aroused If the pressure now bearing on Congress is maintained there is little doubt that appropriations in the future will be generous Although it is a little early in the efeason the Dead Letter Of fice is beginning to receive its opening installment jot the Santa Claus letters As Christmas approaches this class of mail will grow in proportions until the hardworking clerks will be flooded The letters all are written by trusting children and gome of the envelopes con tain money Such letters as can be returned to the little writers are sent back otliersisire destroyed Little Gkis Arm Broken Last Thursday Margaret Kemp met with an accident that will disable the Uttlezirlfol some time In coming down the steps at the home of her grandmother Mrs Jennie E Moore she caught her heel on thesteps near the landing and fell several steps to the hall fioorAtifirstit was thought to be only a sprain but upon examination the bone at the wrist was found to Abe brokenICold and wet feet Are greateu emloB to the health whether of the V rownups or the children Per ovortco oatelghs broltuf Ln ST CHARLES NEWS Pithy Pointed PersoMl Paragraphs Picked fromSWChi i Mr Lucian Turneras home for the holidays Mr Thos Rice of St Xoiiis tanephew of Mr JolitrJoiinson is here on a visit The streets of St Charles are badly In needof street lights of Home characteri The genial and clever Dentist 3 ri Pcrryrof Dawpon was in the city a few hours Monday An ordinance prohibiting the discharge of fire works has been passed by the city council Miss Liura Woodruff spent a jfew days in Madisonville this week visiting friends and rela tives Dr iinlev anal wife who have Iran in Louisville f rthe past Week shoupinji hairs returned hintae i Paul Kin whrf has been con puttrrlibi he ont f Mr hL B AsluiiQre one of theCompay3arentB near here I brightjand newsy appear ext week as un eightpasie issue Deff is an artist in his line i 1 Barton McEuen who is i u- Xomaviila attending Medical todayrntilI Mr Olay Woolrnff is at RopkinsvtHeI n pn l r 1 r f spend Xmas jwith his parents t M Rex McEuenjrOne of1heo- ffice force ofsthe St Bernard Mining Odat Ear ngton and wtls1efeSundny Mr J1C Adams the efficidiit operator for the IO RR Co has developed into an expert opossum hunter holding the r1 cord of even intone night Holiduybusiness was never better All the storea have in creased their clerical force and present a very pretty picture with their decorations toys etc Miss Adqie Todd one of St Charles mot pppnlor and at tractive young ladles has ac BernardOwing to the scarcity of cars the mines are not running as regular as could be desired The Coal Company is swamped with orders and if cars be secured Would work overtime Oils of the most pleasant affairs o the season was an infor thai dancogjiveu at the residence of Mr Jas Collins Quite a se lect crowd of young people tripped the high fantastic until a late hour 1 Holiday Theatricals The WellsBijou Theatre In Evansville offers two strong drawing cards for Christmas week For the first four nights and Sunday and Christmas matinee Lottie Williams in a big musical show My Tom Boy Girl wilt be the attraction and on Saturday matinee and night the big Chicago nuceeBB The Umpire will be the bill Tbfs is the biggest musical show hit of the year Special attention will bo paid to tho wantB of outottwn patrons r U u 1 1 Jewelry Cut Glass andJ Pine Art Goods sat JA i Book 4 atelr Sty ta fQnI1k Kj r 4 106 CfiOP SOLDr t With fobacco Grown In J 904 and rf5 c en Nand V pwensborp RyDec1t The IOOfl crop of trash tobaccocon trolled hy the Daviess County npRnyi1kjbeen This annonncemeri will cause surprIse in every tobaccogroryl frlletdistrictThe tobacco has been sold for several days but the transaction was kept from the public Tfce purchaser of the tobacco ia Bobt OFJynn who recently ftbufhib the Elliott factory on Triplett street The lOOt crop of tobacco con trolled by tho Daviess County Equity Warehouse Company consists ofntout IOtX00 pound 3 There ore two reports as to the sale of tobacco One is that only a certain grade of the trash was purchased Another report Is that the entire trop was disposed of The price to be poundItof the tobacco has been delivered Y It will be rcmdinbered that an agreement existed in the Society- of Equity in DnviesscouuJy tb t none of the crop of fbacc was to be sold until the remain ing portion of tho 1901 crop and the 1005 crops of tobacco had been disposed of v The sale of the trash by the home warehouse people is sure theEquityIt is believed that immediate action will be taken by the Equity men who are not eon heated with the Home Warehouse Company rv fr W A qctJ1 y are sto s cl eap- durng p 1 cT- etIf Ln BigHolidaySale Which ends Xmas eve Buy S these clothes and you have something which is well worth your money and which we guarantee will give ab solute satisfaction Complete line reduced J Over 20 Percent lr I S BAILEY CO INCORPORATED I t The Big Busy Store t MADISONVILLE 1 KY i E I T TJ 1 t II IotOJ U I o i 2 t THE BEE ffnARLINGTON KYa j + IOI1 lN IININI 12 i It Pays Id 1ye isaiZ II NIIlII t1 111a1a1N1Z ISHORT LOCALS Fine Xmas gifts are to be had at the Grand Leader See the nice line of girls and boys hose atBoiirlaha Motherdhe- adVanedTwo male boarders q4MRs VKKNA BAncwr There is a Xmas present at the i rand Leader for you V18osldayDec ay J tt glovesInBule Vf i Only a few moredays to getfree presents at the Grand Leader i Sewing machine needles for allj makes for sale ai John X Taylors drug store sm A biautullinoof eirVB and bbys stocking caps In allj colors just re i celved at the Golden Rule ft napFfor sale at the BEE office1 I FoundNear No Dn bunch of i Keys Owner can have same by call ing at this office and paying forth Ia s advertisement 4 J Chains fobs scarf pins culf but 7 tone watnh charms The newest t4 the latest C TBUMMPY j At Golden Rule fl Porter Installment Compa ny will give a Christmas tur t key with every range anda p y Christmas hen with every Stove purchased of them bet tween now andl Christmasj f day r1Mrs Chas MeFuddon wife of tile f well known painter of Barnsley 4 who has been ill of oonsUuiptionfor 7 jBomptlme is confined JO her boil llllieiiI ro ForSaJe l It The elegant eleven room two story RogersF1on lI street Earlinjgton- v J This Is ona of tte most desirable yl places in the city equipped with all modern conveniences and complete JL Jnt every detail PJlyt nTooacBs R A 1 C i a4 t Earlingtoui Ky Kptice it Is hereby given that after Decora JberM M ACCOU tt die MLWl elHti OOxZ = rrfll+ ben ace9 ff the hands tot tbe State Mercantll Agcaoyforcollectionn in 0 w r AN UNSEEN DANGER INFOOD TO GUARD SHIPS against the unseen dangers at sea the United States Government maintains lighthouses TOguard your home against the un seen dangers offood products the Government has enacted a pure food law The law compels the manufacturers of baking powder to print the ingredients on the label of each can The Government has made the label your protection so that ybucan avoid alum read it carefully if It dots not say pure crcarnlof tartar hand it back end Sayplainly J ROYALBAKING POWDER ROYAL iea pure cream of tartar baking powder a pure product of grapes aids the digestion adds to the health fuloen of food Have vou gotten your free present at the Grand Leader All colors In crepe paper for Xmas decorations at Tun BBB office Boys Buster Brown hose at 20e a pair at the Golden Rule i y Free Xmas presents till Tuesday at the Grand Leader Barlow Wilsons Minstrels at Temple Theatre Thursday Dec 27 Dont miss this performance Invitation cards with smalbeir Q lopes to fit can be had at the BEE officeIrThose pretty etoekitig clips mak- eah t5Xmas t tt f1ttP1ij + Golden Rule 1 f Tirri SEE office has a nice Uiievuf I invltatibn cards with eiiTelO atamatch Cull JUKI thetae fir p s atlare tu= eraurl Whrlrd v lleunJtncbittt 1 hrettytiarapaper in all Colors CallitntP see themiMrs W M family have moved into the hom otMr8Hnry4 e yanc tedljv r Porter Installment ComPa ny will give a Christmas turkey with every Vange and a Christmas hen with very i stove purchased of them be twneen now and Christmas day + For Sale I lj A complete set of cobbler tools in first class condltlQn sell cheop Apply to- MBS tFLORBNCK KBEOAN Earllngton Ky A colored string band playing in the rear of the St Bernard Corn pa ny Store Tuesday evening I was very pleasing to the large number of shoppers that is founo in this popular More each evening I Listen Mr Oondivptors wife Sur Ipriso your husband with a pretty O R CrJnKQT charm I C TRUE PY Jeweler RnleI1 I eySJ Qfieyr4 at ieLP lunss anldstoaStli Cough 1 i Esiry 8 hogs at Pearl Bookers Earllng tonr Ago between sand 9 months Color 1 white two row- l1l8tt Grand Leader is clfetribritfng 0cheer among thejt many customers b l nta a preselfJeevJt5ttmpurohMeSf or p ole splQndlUof1er TThe season for Partiesnil Jer T wlT i r n h r Ti BE- elfee if i1rJt iint of inv then cards and envelopes to matcbalso beautiful paper napkins and irepe r tto l4 a d w n 6y IJ If you do your shopping at the Grand Leader you will buy goods cheaper than in any house in the city as well as get a free present Ring out the old ring in the new C Truempy has a flue new stock of plain and set rings tfhey are beau ties At Golden Rule Store Mrs Susie Long of this city chief operator of tho Cumberland Tele phone Co at Madisonville came out Tuesday evening and will spend a weeks vacation at home 1 Singer or Wheeler Wllsoii Machines for sate at TaylorsDrug gjtoie on paymeiitSif BOTcelfi Ver X1chatJJte twr s vPorter ny will give a Christmas turkey with every range gnp a Christmas hen with ever t stove purchased of them be- n twe now and Christmas day Mrs JK Hammonds an elderly lady of NortonyJUe while attempt- Ing to cross the L N railroad track slipped aind foil in front of a fast frefghttrain which Struck her dislocating her hip and inflicting other injuries Mrs Hammonds is the wife of a farmer living near Nortonvillo She will recover rilyairRestored to Its Natural Color 11 ARMSTRONGS ORIENTAL HAIRREJUVEN ATORn i rttborneIt prevents hate from turnlrlKgray and restores dayforAnappllcatlol1twlc or three times a month the naturallcolor of any hatr for a lifetime Ono package will last a lady one or two montbs but a gentleman six months Sent to any address with full directions far use postagejjf a Trial aloe socVfA60 wes ptd Street New York City EVAHSyitLMT1 RRE 1f uff + THROUGH SERVICE j VIA LNEAT Htnd CiAJsT Yectllulel Trains Isli 2 NASHVILLE TO OHIOAfiO i THROUGH LCEPEHS eta DAY COACHES NEW 011LEANS TO CHICMO aovyta4r hr t r 4t PERSONALS + Jno Barnett is homo from a trip to Zoiglor 111 2 Thlirilaan Budd was InMadlson villo Tuesday Miss Ida Matttn vas in Madison vlllo Tuesday Mrs Clarence Lynn was in Mud isonvillo Tuesday Mrs Will Robinson was shdnping Monday afternoon fwilndIonvIifoMrs VIrRie Moore was shopping in Madisonville Tuesday Paul M Moore mado a basin ss trip to Louisville this week v Rev J H Brozelton was hi the county seat Tuesday afternoon Miss Effie Stokes will spend to morrow in Evansvillo shopplnr Miss Hobo Saye will spend the holidays at her home In Henderson Mesdames GeoC Atkinson arid Frank Rash were in Loulsvllln last week Bryan Hopper and W A Ran dolph made a business trip toJBvans villo Tuesday P Mr W A Randolph and Miss Celeste Moore were in Madtsonvilic Monday aftertoon Mrs Frank Rash visited heraunt Mrs Ida Walker in Madisonville Tuesday afternoon Mr ThoB P Wand of TUB BEE force returned from Owensboro last Wetlnesdaaftorl1oon r Miss Nell Carlm will leave Saturday for Evansville to spend the hol idays with home folks Mesdames Harriett Browning and Walter McGary were in Madison ville Tuesday afternoon ilr Andrew P DustIn goes Satur day to Jeffersonville Ind to spend the holidays with his parents Mesdames Henry Rogers and NE McKenuon were shopping in Madl6onviileTuesd afternoon Mr and Mrs Dan Mk Evans and boys Miller and Ben end Mrs Me Seargeant spent Saturday in Evans ville Rev J T Newsom was in the city a short while Wednesday afternoon on his way home tQspend the hohda Jfv s13tevensLong Mglslieidiniuwlih Mrs W JBuckftrvV i Mrs Walter Flnley of MllWdi biro Ky is here to spend the iiollT dayrf with her parents Mayor anS1 Mrs W F Burr Mr Finley Is expected to join her In a tew days tf prs Chas McQary went tp Hop kiMsvllle Wednesday afternoon to- be with her daughter who is ill at South Kentucky legt where she is attending school The oyster supper given by the Tribe of Btn Hur at the armory Tuesdayeveuthiwasqulte a pleas ant affair The oysters sandwiches and coffee were greatly enjoyed by those who attended WX T MATTHEWS MEETS DIATH AT PROVIDENCE Popular jgagemuter KHIod in Home T wn WhHeSwHchlni Can 1 I Wm T Matthews who for tt number of years has been erri ployelias bapgageniaster on tile Louisville Nashville accoln modation train running between Earlington Evansville and Prov idence wad killed in his hone town Prbvidencej last Friday evening He wad engaged iu switching some cars when the accident occurred about 080 oclock and suffered until midnight before trio end came Mr Mtitchewa was tiinding on top ofit stock car alit in spme manner became overbalanced and fell In an effort to save liimsfilf lie jumped but failed andfellon a flat car from which he was dr wunto the brake rigging where he wits so badlyyijrushed as tq ceuse death Matthews Frw asnbQut thin = two ears o and had been liiarri0i1Othan a year The deceased was a inomblr of the St Bernard Commander of Knrghts Templar b f this cifcy and a delegation of fifteen ment tiottHh 6thera furnerrfl and body ServiceWwereo dusted by the Qdm nkndly al the late residence of the dfi ceased and at the grave m t a v r r I tc j r ra 4 + DurN GIld ayfpr s nts Scope Wide and Diversified htene Suns and OVercoals8taoo to Jjuoci nnsSullsbpd Overcoats 0 ajoto 1500 Mens Smoking Jackets 3506 ooi- tJlims Houio Coals zjoto 1000 Mmi4 Louisas Rotes 3soto630- Mens Ua TRobe vr 1r 3500 iiono lenIllat SCIS C otbIW 4 f a- 1Icnspitz oW Slippers iVVr iopto tso Mens Chr tams Neckwear ajlo soo- Men4 Holiday ft1ersi AT Soo 351 Mrni DrdfiShlrtt Ii t iootii isrt Mens Fancy Sblrti i jo to 250 Mens Tancyllolerjr ++ oV J 15 to sio- MeoR FlndiandkeIChllf jJlij to iV- wJlont Pi ito 300 toltensSon 350 tens Finejwealers5010 5tV It will payIou In three ways to trade with usVFIrtt the combined stores in Our Una q buslnest in Evtnsviltq can trot show the Asiortmeniilui we can Second we are t tlio only manufactories In our line bmlnesi In IYsvllle who sell at retail and that at factory prices Third va help defray your expenses on aU purchases ot L S 3oo or more made HI our here Dp your holiday H shopping with us Weve atsO1V13RYTii1NG FOR E t J TilE ROY IT PAVo TO TRADE IIERRt1 c c tra tr artrice ea ca nttrcs tfI The Earlington BanktNCORPOHATUU c WILL PAY YOUY + c r- a r ft 3 PERCENT PER ANNUM ON TIME DEPOSITS OF 5000 OR MORE 5 V lit y A f v Ifleft for Periods of Six and Twelve Months t- yi to t I Patronize Your Home Bank Sv They ore Your Friends and the Best Prepared to Accomodate You sy ts iayuatLy tr t Ot r ty 0 ay I fz g f T Ik f i J I t It a iitxe ti T at q f 11 t t y r Sooner of mter there conies altirhfe inof4 evtr 11- r 3 BIX T vr J 11 tfriawoman dhla tivhea 10 drugs or medicine of some J wkind is a necessity When d t thaty timen comes to you go tb i th IiH t 1 Ji I 1 i rI r Sf Bernard Drug Store u 1 BRYAN HOPPER M t I it 4 fWhere the purest and best fQ i ft Lt r 3drugs in the market are kept r v Prescriptions are promptly Y f and carefully filled at all j w H times We also handle a lineit of Paints and Oils Cigar andI t Tobacco and everything rrusu k ally carried in a first class 1 7 r- r L I drugstore c e e St BernrdlJ 1 lyf INCORPORATED fJr fII i i i Lariingtcxx KCy Iif k grrrrttrttttrtt r t1 r Jrt1 rt rte ttttttT t t r f zrL IfyourUR 0UNITUR II 0I J+ i I t J p IoV Call tn dT r JOIANryMadisonvil I r P ti t iI f i I a 11 lJM k1k rt fttzrBIGLINEEVER 7 SLATON 9i qN =Funeral Directors AneWOwerint vice wbkh willlowerallX size casket the largest or smallest r CI tztl1 Z d P a Q tTwrwr 7 7 r wt It i t J- oa d 11 u In u J J ti 1 I ct = I SHEBEEEA LINGtOJN7 KY J 1 c 3 i r Cr d d d t 1eAJmtl tIitl JtIJtstr t t 51 s L t4 LADIES TAILOR SUITSx I x I t FfAd o r 1ti P IPti13500iJ Suits for 2625 i f 2500 Suits for 1875i i tf 1 =4 1500 SUltsfol 1125 L It for 35 We have about fifteen carried over suits that we will sell for 300 each The alone is1tr 4 more than worth the price asked They sold formerly from f10 to 20 rWe have reduced our Ladies Misses Raincoats and are now selling r a good liilffi 001 1 s I serge rainproof coat at 750a 1000 value Others at 650 and 500A if 1 It will story buyer to visit this department and investigate these b argauisf1rt t Cc4 I i r Prevention Mint AfccldenU A compilation made from the official reports shows that in 17 states whose total production in 1905 to 800092207 short tpns or nearly 90 per cent of the total for the United States and whose coul mines gave em poyinent to 577881 oat ofa total of 020015 men employed in the coal mines of the United Uniteii States the total number rfmen killed was 2097 while 4402 vere injnrddmore or less 1 e1 says a writer uthis issue of Mines and Minerals About one half tire men killed left wido Sfallel 24 pO0 children were left 4The death rate per 1000 em ptoyes was 350 while for every 176000 tons of coat niinedj one life was sacrificed It is true that in some case- acnidentsure unavoidable and It iig just as true that in mauy cases the accidents could have i Jbieen prevented if proper pre r cautions hud been taken by the operators r their agents but it r ip tike true uuhRpp lrthntinthe probable cases JhQlu1It lay in the carelessness Qfv t1ic mOll themselves or of r the II fellow employers In Pennsylvania for instance out of 18 in 1005 which resulted in the death of more than I person each the reports of the investigations into the causes placed the responsibility in 8 cases upon the victims or their fellow workmen 2 were classed as unavoidable and in 2 cases the responsibility was not fixed One which was due to the breaking I of the hoisting rope might have been avoided had the safety clutches been in proper order It appears however that out of 11 avoidable accidents the ire Bpopsibiliby in 8 cases was placed rightly or wrongly upon the workmen That the responsibility for no cidentein coat mines is plowed officially at east upon the workers rather than upon the operators is It is n selfevident that owners of mines will endeavor to prevent qcci dents which in addition to the sacrifice of lives may mean the loss of thousands of dollars in propertyIf is any phase on or in the earth whorea military type I of discipline should he enforced itisin coal mines particularly deepand= gaseous ones but uu fortunately the laws in this couutry are lax iilIiauy part i a c i U- u R1TI TUORY j 5 JANUARY I A ia nnealxlbargain offer tliHt wa are makioK to the dally news- paperroadere 6 J the regular subscription price being 4600 irblpli rni be tte4t Januarys 55 1007 If you would like to ee a copy of the lIe aHI before sub8QrllnK wrlous for freeiam Jilt cpp r t x t Lo tL j I ili 5 T i vi 1 j f hs tlfi y7t 4 ttt 4 a3r A o IJ t 7 c n Q ticulars and attempts to discipline employes fpr disregard of rules established by operators themselves for the protection of lives and are apt to re suit in strikes which may lay the mine idle for weeks or even mont- hsttrather a reflection on our boasted progress in civilization thatthifi the greatest mining country in the world furnishes the Worst record for the number of accidents as compared with the number of men employed A conference was held in Louisville this week between members of the Western Ken tulcyOo l Operators Associa Lion scud IV H Harwogdcoal traffic matiager Central railroad jyith a view of aS ertaluing railroads rii dUr deliberateiy withholding coal cars or Vhethur the short age is legitimate A scarcity of word burs h lScxistedin the Western Kentucky district for some time past and tins meeting was held with the purpose relieving thcnr shortage if possible Among the operators who attended the meeting were Geo 0 Atkinson of this place W D Mcllhennyv of Oentral Oity 1P Barnard of LoujV ville Hywel Davies of Knox vile jSimnvel StUrgis of Deg koveu Prank Fisher of Pa- ducah W G Duncan R M Salmon JW Lamb EadiSi R Morgan nndO M Budd IAtor Infants and Children Always Bought Bears tha 7fsl natureoft Notice to Hunters c PoBtlvaJy no hunting wlll Jao = tU ipwod ontiiny ofitiy farms Anyone J njlJlr rofaDHssfnp through wJth t mites wc t9tE rll1i ton to 1 m wDLoA fioo- t i l I L Ate i1fi3000W I jl for 15 g0 4 r tf r =t 9r x + c i sir i r IJ I f tA 1 j and pay late of amounted fatherless accidents j V property whether William i i T i t Itt T ac rro I IIEfy LJMINING NOTES 4inontlis pcalH1Psnotvithoui1- 1eoSQn tHE LEXINGTON HERALD LEIDING DEMOCRATIC DAILY OFCENTRAtJ iUroT- 0 19085QO 0Th texingtnJlerald NKVI CASTOR ihlKlndYouiHaY teq1artr 2000 Suits 1250Suits CAK ANDS DEPARTMENT mtz c j j stoveifr Q Y r h 1itcr1 these heatersand their special features11 1i i t t EJ t f I The 1 i Itii Of- fine j i JtrI It d g lr Iii I K 1 7 1 Ttie 4 Cheapest Of R 4 3 the Cbe4 estY1 of J r i r tThe 13P po is Guaranteed rJtljveears u a n if r j II 1 iit i ItiJt r a- k T f A 1 1I jI i 71 I r tT j JUML f VIGKERS 9 1 r r 1f J j U tl I U THE BEEIARL1GrQN KYI 1 11j t 1 4 I l I the 3er- I PAUL M MOORED EDITOR AND PUBLISHER JAMES E FAWCETT OOIAT SDlfon A BUSINESS MCin UnInPti9 RAPES QJlP S UCO- 8btln n hs of 6 ritree Wuui1t i 15 f11Ja1 P O f a AJ v 6 uturlinen copiers mMled free on np lnC ntf n IilorrespoUflenta wanted hi all parts af he CQU1ItP ldresa us Cot par UoularB Telephone No 47 THURSDAY DECEMBER 20 1906 UNCLE SAMS RIGHT HAND IT WAS OFFERED TO JAPAN HALF A CENTURY AGO Eastern Asia Aoki Says Is Large Enough for the Commerce of All Nations Now York Dec ISAfter review ing the amicable relations long ex isting between the United States arid Japan Viscount Aoki urn Japanese ambassador declared that his people were fully alivo to the magnitude of Japans obligation to this country the memory of which would be a lasting monument of the cordial friendship that cements the two nations Eastern Asia ho said was large enough for the commerce of all na 1 tlons arid the dream of the pessimist who saw the phantom of a struggle between the United States and Japan tor the supremacy of the Pacific was too ridiculous to be made the subject of serious thoughtSAwoke Japan from Her Seclusion HistorIcallY speaking said the ambassador It was the United States that rapped at the door of seclusion within which Japan in her ancient isolation cherished her own science literature and Art which were the products of a civilization entirely dis tinct in type from that of yours It was the United States that half a century ago offeved to Japan the right hand of fellowship and intro duced her into the Inner course of na tions The people of Japan arc fully active to the magnitude of the everlasting service which was thus ren dered by the people of this country in the page of Japan and the memory of that support liberally given wllF continue to be a living monument of the cordial friendship which cements the iwo nations iJ FREIQHT CARS IN YARDS hjrS Kansas City Paper S ays Railroads r Are ShQjtof Motive Power J ICimsas rCi6 Mo Dec 17 TheJo m lJays A sys tematic inspectionlor the terminal tan road yard there shows that there are h3000l empty freight Cars standing idle jri tile Kansas tilt yards because the aUroa1shaepol sufficient motive power to move them There are not less than 1000 baded cars standing in the yards here and tho dates of loading of some of them show that they Jaave been ready to move for two weeks Th6fe Is no shortage of cars here but a shortage of engines At Sedalia Mo there are 2C1 impty freight cars by actual count and at Springfleld there are 379 At Topeka Kas there are more than 300 empty cars in the yards at Wichita tfbout 200 and at IIuchinson about 50 others CAVE IN ON WALL STREET Strip cf Ravins 20 by 75 feet Sinks 3 to 11 Feet l iNev York Dec 17A strip of pay lug 20 leet hi width and extending 75 feet tnVa1lIstteel caved in Sunday night sinking from three to eleven feet below the surface The depres sion was duO to the breaking of a wa tel main by which steam gas and water pipes were undermined Some alarm was felt lest tall build ings nearby might Lave been affected but BO fat the contractors wore able to leArn this was not the case Many Of the occupants of great buildings in Wall street are suffering today on ac couiflt of gasr electricity arid Water be ing shut oft HeroelandThleveo at a Fire L9ulajDec 17k During at1re at 1837 Kenneth place Mildred Web sterPIwh wasmand Miss Irene BLhlneiander a visitor were carried from the burning building George Heharlch was burned about the face wjMW rescuing his wife and Alex Dovllblss who was asleep In his room Waji iiut off and pimped from the second tory While Helnirlch was car ryinijfl his WUo down the stlrway a thief grabbed her pocketbook and eg caped Before leaping from the window jevilblss Uirew his trunk put which brokTopon and thieves rushed Itip Snd made way with tho contents I Lively White ft Lasted fife Petersburg Dec 17A dispatch frqp Lipkany Pesear bia flars that lijreHrGVOlutiianlets upon being arrest d shot anfljlcilfed Q official Jlndthen 5eS Tfirl r peasantS who JplrtBd in Ui4lr pursuit ytye 8150 killed by the f y6fjUonl t8y Later two cifthcrevJJ JllIwftt Shot and hilled by offl Nifc1 dJ1ethir f remitted pulcide iipl ef p uapkLn for tI tTi flE1ffloe i- J a W I OJt i r orr1 4- t jAvA A I jjjjjjjjjjjj L PATRICK ASKrFOR LIFE BROTHERINLAW MiLUKEK SAID HE MUST ASK CLEMENCY Milllke Has Spent a Fortune Trying t9S Sac Wifes Brother from a Felons Death Now Ytfrlc jb 3 L7rTho World says LavorIbeFt T PatricI itn dor sentence fQtbe lUurdQrot Mil lidnalre Rice Ms Signed a petition to GovY Hl gius begging hIM to commute the death sentence to lifo Imprison mont The final appeal to tho governor Was sigmyiby Patrick In tho death house It IB riot believed that the document has been prfesonted to Gov Higglns yet Milliken Insisted John T JMillilcen brotherinlaw of Patrick who has pent a fortune to save his wifes brother from a felons death 1 s the one who insisted that Patrick should ask clemency It is believed that the governor insisted on a personal letter of appeallfrom Pat rick WANT HIM TO STAY AT HOME Noted English Minister Urged Not to Accept a New York Call Liverpool Dec 17The congrega tion of Pembroke chapel Is strongly urging Rev Charles F Aked its pas tor not t9 accept the pastorate of thq Fifth Avenue Baptist church in New York city which was recently ten dered him Dr Aked said that he had not finally decided what ho would do Since his Illness his work at Liver pool had been too heavy for him He emphasized tim Immense possibilities afforded bya worldwide ministry such ashas ben offered In New York but said that monetary considerations would In no way influence him He had not been offered 25000 a year bo said nor half that sum Ordered to Wear Red Greencastle Ind Dec j71t is stat ed that Dr Andrew Stephenson head of the history department of Do Pauw has promulgated a new rule This rule Is that all the boys must wear red neckties and the girls must either wear red feathers in their hats or suits of that pretty color It goes into effect next term Pope Expresses Regret Rome Dec nPope Plus had a long conference with Cardinal FerraU the former papal nuncio at Paris to whom he expressed deep regret at the position of Cardinal Richard who is threatened with expulsion saying They are using altogether unneces sary violence against a nonagenarian Hibernians Denounce France Washington Dec 17The Ancient Order of Hibernians of Washington have adopted resolutions denouncing France for the action taken intliecontroversy with the Vatican The confiscation of church property was termed Downright robbery Death Came Suddenly Little Rocki Ark Dec 17M J Seisel one of Little Rocks promi nent business men died suddenly of hejUrt disease Sunday He was talking with his wife when stricken and died Instantly He was GO years of age Moody Out of the Cabinet Washington Dec 17 William H Moody retired as attorney general in President Roosevelts cabinet today to go on the United States supreme bench Appoints Wife Deputy Sheriff Nashville 111 Dec 17August H Cohlineyer sheriff of Washington county has appointed his wife Mrs A A Cohlmeyer his chle4 deputy The Best Guaranty of Merit- fls Open Publicity 1 ottlo of Dr PinrcoS world famcdmelllclriesloavingthe great labo at N has printe- dupollltswrapporuU tho lngrellents- onter1u c rn Q 1tlon T l3 fact alone Dr PIerces 1amlly sled1 clues w a plawall by themselves They cannot be classed with patent Or secret medicines caUso they are neither This is why so many unprejudiced physlpians prescribe then recomm nilthcm to- their patients know what they S are of jind that the ingredients are thos6endorsIdby the most eminent The further fact that neither Dr Plercoa Golden Medical Discovery the nlgorntorheartFavorite Prescription for weak over brokcn down nervous Vomon contains any alcohol also entitles them td a place all by themselves dthatstrength Is a better solvent and prlnclplesrcsldIng cinal plants than Is alcohol andrfurthor moro that possesses valuable medicinal properties of own being demulcent nutritive antiseptic and a most efficient art tl ferment Neither of tim above medicines con talus alcohol or any harmful habit forml 1gdrng as will be seen frpm a- glance at tho formula printed On each bottle wrlippt1rThoy are safe to use and potent cure do physicians proscribe the Jargolybutthep OIlo whowcJuJd HOt think of tising or secret medIcines Ever ingredient ntorInflnto the cbn p sltlonof Df hivs strongest kind of an cndorscmerit from leading medical writers of the several of practice No other medicines put up like has any such professional eiulorsociorit If Dr Plerces Plo sarit Iiilnts cure constipation Constipation Is Hip cause pf many diseases Cure time catifr cure disease One I ii gentle laxative and a mutt eatinirtic 1rtmg- 1JustasJC9dier P 1r f jo jjjt1jjj L y LIMB HAW AS PIECE OF BEEF SuffbrcdFor Three Years With Itching HumorDoctor Did No Good Cruiser Newark US Nv Man Cured in ThreeWeeks f S SPEEDY CURE BY GUT1GURA REMEDIES p I suffered with humor for about tluxo years off anti on I finally saw a doctor nn ho gave rClIcdicsthntditl so I tried Gutifiura when my limb bc lovvthOKneotothb ankle wnSns rAW beefIthe Ointment 1 bathed with the Spap every day and Used about siX or seven boxes of Ointment I was thoroughly cured of the morin three weeks ana havent been affected with it since usonoother Soap than respecttull Newark New York July 8 1005 PS Publish you wish CUTICURA GROWS HAIR Crusted Scalps Cleansed and- Purified by Cuticura Soap Assisted by light dressings of Cutl urn the great Skin Cure This treatment at once stops falling hairI removes crusts Scales und dandruff destroys hair parasites sootliea irritated itching surfaces Stimulates the hair follicles loosens the scalp skin supplies the roots with energy and nourishment and makes thohairgTowupohasweetwhole some healthy scalp when all else fails Complete external and internal treat men for every humor from pimples to scrofula from infancy to age consisting of Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills innv now be had of all druggists for ono dollar A single set Is often sufficient to cure the most distressing cases Sold throughout the world Cutlcurt Sonp SSe Olnt ntnt me and Hetol vtntinc in fun of Chocolate Co tcd Villt v per viol of 011 Totter DraffChrm Corp Sole rropi Buitou ear Send lor The Wu j Jlumor Curt a MANY FAMILIES FREEZING I SNOW BLOCKADE STALLS YRAF FIC IN NORTHWEST Buildings Being Torn Down For Fuel Farmers Burning Straw to S Keep Warm St Paul Dec 17ThO Northwest t no longer merely faces a fuel famine It Is experiencing one Already several persons have frozen to death through the failure of the railroads to furnish cars for the shipment of coal and wood In North Dakota there is no timber coal Is the only fuel Carefully Inquiry in every part of the northern half of the State afaowa that there Is not a town with an ade quate supply ot fuel In some town coal can be had only in stnail quanlt ties and tosupply immediate needs In scores of places there is not a pound to be bought In some cases the deal era have been out of fuel for a week or more Similar conditions prevail ia the southern halt of the Stato and in Northern Minnesota One of the most serious features Is the possibilities of aget1cralsnowb- lockade In iefaceol the appalling condl tlons the eopleare paying no att n tion to the lack of cars for the ship ment of the I Immense quantities oi wheat that lie looso on the ground burled under the snow Individuals commercial and civic bodies and the newspapers demand that fuel be given right of way over everything There are In North Dakota some 200 miles of branch railways oVS which not more than one passenger and one freight train run each day and these lines it is almost impossible to keep open It is alopg these branches that there Is now the greatest suffering Eleven Dead Trains It is reported that between Orand Forks and Minot on the Great Northern there are 11 freight trains dead which cannot be moved on account ol the snow At Lakota tlhe dealers are out of fueland individuals are sharing with their neighbors At Cando the flour mill has been closed for three weeks for lacko fuel tile light plant closed Tuesday and individuals are running short At Granville the last coal was sold Dec 8 At Towener Bismarck and Bugby the schools are closed for lack of fuel wJiich is the case in many smaller towns At Minot the Central Lighting plant has closed down at Jntervals to save fuel- At Aneta the coal and wood supply was exhausted ten days ago and the kerosene oil supply is disappearing rapidly No fuel has been received for over a month Fences and outbuildings have been torn down for fuel The lumberyards have been absorbed Farmers are twisting hay and straw into knots and burning them Snow has boon falling Intermittently for two weeks in that region and the roads are blocked If relief falls to coma soon the people will bo forced to faid the elevators 4nd burn grain Tt Is report ed that the families of two farmers aouthwestof Aneta perished Thursday nIght fjtMrtcold The Coroner has gpn to jnvestE ateS 1 Leave for Copenhagen Berlin Dec 17King Haakqn Queen ilatid andj Crown Prince Ola- havestarted J forCopenlia eS S J itiSw II y ti l1At j 1I i 1J I ift1ttllft i f tI fctHr1 1J kkljifckt S i f OUR a w 1J f SPECIAL HOLIDAY P RICESifJ 1 to ON i IIClothing Shoes Shirts Hats NecKwear Mufflers t eFOR MENAND BOYS 0- tI I 4 JJbiress r kerchief Umbrellas Cjt 4 vFOR LAWE AD GILS v b Will Enable You to Make Valuable Christmas Presents This Year I z tMens 1150 fine dduble breasted Scotch mixture wool suits holiday price A 698 v ty t r Mens 1350 fine black tlfibet suits double breasted holiday L v- y prIce II idbiiV i SiS 25 percent off on any mans or boys suit in the house t i i r a it v v I 25 Percent off on any mans or boys overcoat in the houfie V i 7 i I 25 percent off on any ladies or misses long wrap l r i 0 5 s Mens 2oo fine yici kidshoesholiday price Vvi i 5 9Ijtt t i v Mens 256 fine vici kid or box calf shoes blucher style i It j f V Vr v wl day nrifp J 2Ob f tiv i F f i r ttJ tvl A ivop v i o I25hoysyealcalfshocshol1daypricc v 200 boys fine vici kid or box cajfx shoes Blucher style holfe S fSg 150kt jI V J price A rv135 4 v I rrv- v 250 ladies fine vici kid shoes blucher style holiday fjv r pricevr y tv 2OO- Si fI I V 3 00 yici k fT shoes blucher style holidayf v r xv v 5 f prIce a 4 T4 i Vp t t 250 V Iu Sv Extra special fur Sale Postively the lowest ever named oht lierI Mv i fVjitfy 1 x J L 4furs 75C furs 10 Idv Vv h 39 i- c vMFr 50 furs holIday prices c j L t 1I ro tiIo j wIIi ivJ 1fJ 7 f 2 oofurs holiday prices rj r J 5Pio4 250 furs holiday prIces fXf iTppvv 4v r 1 i j J fsV r j r i 300 furs holiday prices I iyX 200Sf 44 A t y I 500 furs holiday prices fssoilN 4S 75ofurshcIlldayprIces449o v 65c all wool suiting 48 inches wide holiday prices v 45 tlJ i Soc mohair in black and fancy mixtures holiday prices P1 t t I 4f 100 broadcloth 52 inches wide i C 1 l75rJ p 125 cravenette cloth 52 inches widev e V vV iTo v i1 II ly 111l I i 159 e s price J Sis t I locor 3 for 5d i1 tr v f 9 oS V v V T Ladies 25c white embroidered handkerchiefs holiday pricev I 4 1- T vi i vt j v S J5cor2 for 25 y 4v vxSI t A v J i A I Extra pecial prices on adiestslk umbrellas with goIUand pearl haudk Vwrt i f I 275 umbrellas gold and pearl handles IlohIay price l o 2 OOJrJt V3 75 umbrellas gold and pearl handles holiday priCe 3 00 i- A f j5CO umbrellas gold and pearl handles holiday price ri3 fci 7 ftv i I r 7 50 umbrellas gold and pearl handles holiday puce l od- Sk 50 umbrellas gQld and pearl handles holiday price i a5g X J 2i1 375 wool blankets holiday price 1 V 300 Ofw f4vt rS Oun550T Franklin blanket one of the finest woolVblankets f made holidajlfsl J i t i 4 Jy 1 d Vi price only v v te 3S i i j o LYot will have to see tills blankettQ upprecite i the price ij i 1r I r i L5 brussel rugs fringed 30x6c holiday price ii i J 1 P i KJ4 t Mens 40c line negligee shirts holiday prlceJt jiti 251 i It i r 1 lot mens SOC flue negligee shirtsliolida price 39 t1P tiv j5rsT i Men s 75t fine negligee shirts f v t 150 J P t 100 counterpanes holiday price 1 fvv v 7s f ft I lSO counterpanes holiday priceti o100l J l t j Vv 1 Xi J tv i i300 satin finished counterpanes holiday price 2 00 f iI itiw 1 I I f A i+ f rnayA Ni l I I throughout our entire stock Holiday prices cii everything 7 Do your Christmas shpppifiR early and avoid the late rush li v7 tvL and when can r choice of stocks We ex r IfLholiday purchaseI I Vv I ASH BY g BAKERitLtt Z = j T r i 4 M141S011V1118 v J Kentucky l k q I tj t I 0 i I 1 O tlfH fg i I t H l- i2 h i0f 3iii 5 4 Ii 0 WI p Sec nd i Uts CIOnfirsNe R CIi b IE 1SEVENTEENTHYEAR EARLINGTON n HOPKINS COUNTY KY THURSDAY Y DECEMBER 20 1906 rNo 5 t J X LiFtS SCARECROWS Once on a time a farmer made oA scarecrow fierce and hlglm A sparrow Hunting near lt aaM yLtlookliJso cozy I I y Believe it Is the very best r Of nooks wherein to bulk a rfest And so he went to work antMsoon A pretty homo had made And byahdby his cliannmfchiate Tour cunning eggs had fiMd And fropi that happy nost ono day Six gleeful birds flew faraway But erq they wont the old bird said My children all through life Remember what you think of this Or that brings peaco or strife And even scareorows joy may bring If ono knows how to view a thing Nixon Waterman in Womans Homo Companion Newspaper Advertising Bolt j At a recent meeting of the Retail Merchants Association In Rich mpnd Vs the association passed a resolution practically restricting ad vertlslni to nowsnapers This math od Is adopted by associations thru out the United States and Is a great saving to merchants who are con ifnually solicited to subscribe tor so much socalled advertising which Is of no commercial value Advertising in the periodical press and especially In the newspa pV has a great advantage over any outer kind of advertising for rea sous tat may be easily understood InttottHrnt place the nowupaperaf forddawTHprand prompter publicity and a morts ellectivo distribution of the udvorUaThit information than any other means tnt could possibly bo employed To dtUr paper goes into many thous or homes ov cry day and is ret fcby many more thousands of peoploTYtn the news paper tho ndvortlaor can bring his name and his wants tr bargains to tho Attention of tl osands when they have tho time and disposition to give a deliberate and attention and consideration to what is presented to thorn in the columns of tlip journal The Jamestown Exposition and Erin By James Boyle rho chosen lest of bard and chief Old Erins native Shamrock Thus dear little plant around whiohcluster the niemories and the hopes of a valiant race will contribute its aid to the interest that will Center in the Jamestown TeraontennialExpositiiin The late Patrick Sarsfield Gil- mOre was wont to boast that the best proof that the rage to which he belonged was a musical peo pie is t9be fpund in t1u fact that the harp that most ex quisite of stringed instruments was their emblem The genial bandmaster might have pressed his nrgument furthler by claim ing for theln a discreet taste in botanyBut the shamrock like the sons m daughters of Eribhaa taken root in other soil than that to which it was indigenous On the 20th of October of the presont year a gentleman of Norfolk on the way to His place of business espied a sprout of Erins plant growing riloim the footwalk He plucked it and brought it into a newspaper of lice where it caused u genuine surprise to the botanist It is a real species of the three- leafed shamrock the same in sfrumeut by which t tradition as sorts St Patrick proved to the Ardrjgh of rft1lhe compatabil ity with reason of the Mot Holy Trinity The genus clover is common to the world but the three leaf ed species is a rarity and it is quite certain that some ardent son of Eriif planted the seed in d V Mens 75 and up Fiue two fancy plaid sIUQki fiai atr ilia i rline to select from t ROBES 048 and up- v Mohifl Blanket Loup lug r large Cloth Bath Rolbds Ig lit pry dnrk colors x flT SHIRTS ah tleas makes XMAS IMen a ette lOs Mens Linen silk initial 25c Best Silk Initial 50c r wlielv in dozen V NOTICE e J till make desired after 8r Norfolk Would it be u reason able to suppose that Tom Moore who wrote n beau ti fill poem oh thq Shamro k froth which the at the head of this article is takeny was the man who planted the seed The poet of all circles and the idol Of his own Was twice in Norfolk during the year s 1805 1 4 Ho wrote some Of Hhis best poetry in cA Ballad on the Like of the Dismal When these visits were made thQ fate of his friends Ed ward and Robert Em met was keenly fresh in his memory He im both these heroes theone in poesy ithe other in It is quits therefore thaj Moore riu leaning for his tour brought the seed of the cherished plant along with him with the resolve of giving it nurture in the free soil of Vir ginia But however it came hither the fact is that in td the position grounds A typo that blends Three godlike frienilp Love Valor Wit forever rn verdanoyWhats worth dolnsr is worth doing well If you wish to be cured of Klieunin tism use Hal lards Snow Liniment and you will be well cured A positive cure for Sprains Neuralgia Contracted Muscles and all the ills that flesh Is heir to AG M Williams Julvasotft Tex writesI used Snow Liniment for sprained ankle and it ve the best of satisfaction Ialways keel It the house It V Sold by St Bernard Dtug Store t A Santa Ciapa 1arir f As the plica popular donkey part no longer holds forth for novelty herein bmethlng newn Santa Glaus party Take an old sheet and paint or draw on It a Santa Claus Have a number of red caps cut from medium weight watercolor paper and distributed the guests Taking turns let each one be blindfolded and walking toward the shoat try to place the cap on Santas Dead ffhe person succeeding Istllo winner and receives theprIzo of a toy Santa Glaus The two who also come- t1o nearest might be given prizes of reindeers Bee Hive I Chrlntmui In the South In the Christmas Is celebrated is we observe Fourth of July The presents may boot tho most Incx jcnslve character but there will bon bountiful supply of firecrackers torpor Toes arid tin candles not forgetting flip tin horn which begitis to toot on rJstmns eve and continus till mId JHthtot Dec 25 The cry of Christ fias gift resounds and never once toes one hear Merry Christmas jhlcapp rite Glndaomo Den Do you hearing the gladsome Christmas bells wo ask of our friend vbo has reared from business pur rpuits 1 Jill last year anti tlmts tho tuih rho had n joyous sound then I shoiiitl 8ity they fire bells and my stock of unsold but heavily Insured Christmas stuff iwas f Sure Cure for Drink There Is but one sure cure for tho drinking disease of habit and that Is the simplest of nil The cure eon sists In eating fruits That will cure the worst cafe of inebriety that ever nflllctcd a person It will entirely destroy the taste fur intoxicants and will make the drunkard return to the thoughts and tastes of his child hood Np person oversaw a man or woman who liked fruit and who had an appetfte for drink No person over saw a man or woman with an appetite for drink who liked fruit The two tastes are at deadly enmity with each other and there is no the same otherExyl will sure r I i 0 M c H we v i Z tv J a 11 r t nLOS Vined Kid sna and V Mens fine Kid Jape JQcha or unlined 100 1 00 iii 2 00 1 v The best loves fre h tho i Men s Is a article for phnBt mas q Fourin Iland ciA variety in and Metis Silk Four =n most v icrthe uo i esfc shapes the rarest andf Plti torus Xmas Silk sdsof the type packed in a Xmas hoe eyery pattern all new75c r w liens eVery pair in pretty Fin Silk with fancy buclt up ii nice boxes 89c and 60c y V iW RY w e P n THE Pay your subscription When it falls flue Ebr tho poor editors r Pleasures are fewfHand him a Boost him n bit f Then you will see him Falltn a fit A StrmiKcly Wrought A Joyful Christmas celebration In the homo of Adolph Gebhardt of Lincoln Neb over the return orn long lost brother was brought about through the medium of a niovlng picture cshibl tibn Adolph was watching the enter tainment pile night when ho was struck by the of one of the figures Ho returned a second and a third night before ho was able to recog nlze the features and then ho startled the spectators by Is George It Is Georgel It was learned that George1 was an actor in a New York theater passed and George arrived In on Christ mus tiny They had not seen each oth er for nearly ten years The Fad Flier Time nflyln so fast Oer the frosty ways Christmas comln all too soon These here Inter dayst Scarcely end ono Christmas ng r Fore the next ono comes alonff Yet what matter Let emcomel you down Times river Welcifmo Christmas horn drtfmj be boys forever ln on so fast Maybe V n set wings at last Atlanta Constitution Do You Know Him While doing same shopping tn one of our grocery Stores last chanced to hear a little boy ask his lather who that man was buying the beans That is our cHtorh said the father What do editors live on asked the inquisitive little urchin Why do you astbatquestion said the Indulgent father h Because I heard you say you had taken the house paper for three years and never paid a cent forIt To save the father we left the store but it is safe to pre diet that the child got spanked when tthe fatbgr jjothlmhonveiEx Second ii SectionI HECLA NEWS 0 sMr Claude Borders has moYailltie family up tp Mrs Eliza Favors has returned a avjslt to Providence Mr Ed Alston was the igueififpf Mrs Nannie Spencer last Sunday S R Grpck tt held ser iy atthe Hecla church on Sundry f ternoon sa lIrC Mpinkoth of Treiitdhy 6f Trenton Ill is visiting Mrs ono Jennings N 4 o1Nnrtonvflle J AJ WilsonJastSundayI Mrs Andrew Brown left Monday for Ppleau L T She gges to her husband who has been thtiietol J the past tow months xentertainmentOh i eev lIl g oJ the A lthi E cer wi csoawail beKlii at1i30- p ni All are cordially iiivjtoM ttP attend s5 Long Tennessee Fight 0 ffl For twenty years W Lv J 1WJjf oftBells Tetitu fought nasal catarrh He wrltos lITho swelling and sore 1 ness inside nose W fearful till ruSalvecaused the soreness and swelling tMdisappear never to return float salvein exiRtonce 25c tt1W iSt1 Bernard Drug Storfr p i Cold Storage In Labriicor d1 A bucket of p tato sHtoi eater f out of threo times a dayls fa titft nr common prescription to aup1tttrasijii our dispensary We have r5trouble to keep enough saw Dr WviT Greenfeli in Boston transcript V r 1 Often n hit of fresh beef is easici to give for wokJ11 QUI oxen In tb Y fair and cut them into joints Tiieu wo fill our old barrels with clear- water and drop the beef It promptly freezes tolld and Is preserved at least from December Jo JulyI was much amused to notice r Mt some tats had singled put in the store one of theso barrels for attack After patiently gnawing through the Wood they came down to the block Ice but in many bights working they had got very fpradsr m cscbcbcscbc1a144r We Advertise as We Dd Mid We Dgas We Adverbisp 4- ARkUst F tPER O1 1I i 1 0 i V Ai Before in 1 f1giydfJ Gfi N h tC11ristlfict fts for HIM s ask yet V tk vC-we visit i tl 1 a I I Exclusive- NoAtt store in the city goes itno the Furnishings so exclusively atidjthdrQuorhlras do 1v v 1 vA f YV V i r JI i u arecthe rncyst correct produced furnishings that well dressed then Bpred teC r 1 Smoking Jackets 4 aHyoql toned 1oversible 0 AMENSLNGI GnndBA1B Fancy Holiestan excpltipual varioty Menserry beautiful patteriis1I tM sleudidpatternakelaSQ NIG DometJIannel Oc100125r- MENS HAkD EHOHIEFS Iaiiial JapPri t Initial25t LineneEmbrgidoredInitial15e Discount bpuglit T r a selection Christmas andrwiU 15nl1ychange QhristniaSi quotation thatcity particularly Swamp Lord Fitzgerald fuibsequently mortalized biography probable Ireland American proximity JnmestownJDx among south RecordHerald enjoy tdl1cyyrot- hl urnedJudge iLf Mens stocks and 6nanitiesv established tv HOLIDAY erKid G1oveF1OO 1otti r silkliued Q 0 i reirail nobQstPQPularshiades lCSI lsTeckweffr always spienditl splendid pattenis shades lleautifulnew- line tastiest SOcVi Moms FourinE highest I singly pretty HOL1D4YBUSENDERS Suspenders a box 25c- Mejis ehput i r r UNEXPECTED Birmingham AgeHerald Reunion 8traugeyfamlllarlty shoutinglilt Telegrams Lincoln on an rmcft1 oveninrcve embarrassment I Earllngton f Rev J Join 8 in little i other e9f Qxur best nJ1nnds conceivable Suspendars Novelty Finetall ilk SuspenUer 3 hoautifuliy i ntternel Sterlinfi buckle calf 75c 1 080 12511i MENSqpMBINAHOl SETS Y Pair Susponderspair rir rBapj gait Up o Suprorters- to IIIunttch put tl Jt tttitifpttiWif x i1ifc 100ii I 1050 4 v t HOLIDAY Urrh nS I I Muiiilers made of Oaalimere pjaidi 5poV y i illt ltZtiflfars fiiuiystr1peaaludpitaids 5 f r tilk Mii fliers square reefer style or tifli freVs proftc tors black white or fancy 7oc to 2 GO aHRISTMAS tTMBKELLAS FOR MEN 1HD LApIES Finest Umbrellas 26td28inclieX ac ffP exceleit aimported taffeta silk or serge iiandlesardtrimnied with horn pearl anti ivoryNand many have exquisite gold and silver handles 850 to 10 d8 SUIT OASES t raSplendid assortment for Mon and Ladies all lenth from 4OQito 1000 QTfl t j I 11I tq1rttciLOw 9tcreda- xFsmryiRcdy l f46c I Re tI t LI r q I i iIi QI jJ n I 1 tl 4- i p 3 I 7I l l1 D IiI J HE BUEorirARLINGTON t K I if A rI J r J = fF J WJiBAltEf tiisdrjvHicY Jy I i Pitino Sheet Miislc B9 ksI Maglzh1 S Typ writers Tygitvyriier Klbbpns Carbon Paper 4 It DJ S SOLICITED TI Y r B4QaTIY O J it4t Tel 303 I J mesown Exposition Notei frhe grounds the Jamef town Ex position obht ln 400 acres of land anfl has more than two tulles of water rontArlI- J grand plersk built by the IJnlt U States government wJJ1n oloflb a water basin containing forty fuird8 of Hampton Roads riva huiidrod million dollars will be reproBenled by navies of the world that ttre to participate In the naval pageantry Twenty million people Ylve within a radius of 12 liqurs ride from the grpupds of the JamoBtownExpoait- tQU Thrao hutidredand fifty thousand iauare feet of exhibit space In oach of the palaces that are td houeo the ct Industrial display Twentyflv8 ittho States of the Union will bo represented by IndN vldual bulldlnga most of the others will have exhibits In tho States Ex- h 1 1 U pal sco Three hundred and sixty square miles of sheltered anchorage in tho waters Hampton Roads KILL THE COUCHAND CURE THE LUNGS WIIH Dr Kings New Discovery PrIceFOR Surtat and Quickent Our for all T3EROAT and LUNG nounUW or MONEY BACK 1 l fJ I J THE ENTOMBED MINER 8TENQH FROM BODIES OF DEAD C COMRADES DELAYS RESCUE J WAILING AND MOAN1NGS I I After Mint Days the Unfortunate A TtMari Seems to Have Lost i1lff v Hls Courage V Bnkcrs oldCIl1 Doc 19 At the mouth of the shaft where con munca tion has boon maintained with tho burled miner for man days tbe faith ful rescue workers arc almost over come by the stench of the dead bodies which liayc begun to decay Added to this come the repeated waitings and meanings of tho man below whp ap iarehtly has at last lost courage Work nfong thti wliole length of the canyon is suspended and even tho Los Angeles office of the Edison Co Is closed 1tls hoped tliat rescue can bo effected some time today Data for an Obituary Hicks tho entombed miner after asking If the Information was to bo used in ah obituary gave this to an inquirer as to his personal history He enlisted in Troop A First Ken tucky cavalry In 1898 and later served In Co Dot tho Twentyeighth and Co H of the Thirtieth pMnfantry United States army Ho was threo years In Manila as a sol dier and civilian In tho latter ca pacity ho was a cobbler Ho is 38 years old and has a married daugh tel Mrs Henry Wagars In Manches ter Ky JAPANESE IN CALIFORNIA PRESIDENT TO USE ALL FORCES TO PROTECT THEIR RIGHTS Metcalf Suggests That an Age Limit Be Placed on Pupils In Primary Schools Honolulu Dec 19Tho Japanese consul 1iero says that Ute Visiting squadron which will arrlyo at Hono lulu in February will not proceed to San Francisco as originally Intended because a repetition of tlio Malno dis aster is feared owing to tho alleged overwrought condition of American feeling Washington Dec 19ln a special message to congress accompanied by Secretary Metcalfa report on the ex elusion of Japanese 9hlldrcu from the San Francisco schools and the boy cott and acts of violence to Japanese citizens President Roosevelt says that there III no objection whatever to ex 1R 7 1I u 1II 11 1o JIJ A appy liome To have happy borne you should have children j They arc great happyhbnie makers If a weafc woman lJttc rtb mad stropgf ehottfth to tear healthj chll drtn wtt ifttle pajn or cfic 1 comfort to yourselfby taking W tCARDU1 A Tonic for Women It witt eaSe all your pain reduce Inflammation cure leucorrhea whites womb ovarian idlsordered menses back lchej1 J3che ett and make dtildWrth nitural and easy Try At all dealers In mdld Jri t lQO bottles iDUEI9CAUI JIsr baby girl now two wedks writes Mrs J Plest of Web rslcrCit Iowa She a fine hclIth b1bc md we ale bothd lrig CardlifIKiiJ would not bd without it in m ttic house JJ eluding from school any Japanese on account of ago tho bnly point being the exclusion of tho Japanese chil dren themselves Ho says that ho has directed that a suit brought to test tho constitu tionality of the school oxcluslom acts but hopes that it will not bo neces sary to continue it Ho declares that all tho forces of the United States both civil and mili tary will be employed to protect the Japanese In their rights Metcalfs Report In his report to the president which Is appended Secretary Metcalf attrib utes the segregation of tho Japanese from the whites In Frisco schools tp the activity of the Japanese arid Ko I rean exclusion league Secretary Metcalf says that 1ttlal most Impossible for Japanese children living at a distance to attend the only oriental school Ho finds that the prejudice against grownup Japanese mon attending school with little chil dren Is very strong Ho suggests as remedy that an ago limit placed on pupils In tho primary grades THE ELEPHANT WA tHE McKlnley fOf Illinois Gives astag Party to Shermans LoWashington Dec 19 Represehta tlye William It McKlnley of Illinois gaVe a dinner at th Raleigh hotel In honor pf Chairmau James S Shormanj TawnoiancSerepublican congressional comtnlttde The were elaborate The guests 80 jn number Included Vice president palrbanks penker Cannon arid Secretary Shaw and many mem bers of both houfeos ofi congress sat about an oblong table 75x20 feet the center of which was a largo relief map ot the thiitdd States with the varied industries of tha Btatqs repre sented thereon with tho oceans and tho rivers tho snqwcapped peaks the ranjroMsan Immense band wagon drawn by an elephant he mahout being RePrc sentatlT Sherman of New York the chairman ot the committee while in the bandwagon wqro Representatives Tawney of Mlnresota blowlhg a bugle and LouderiPlttger ot New Jerv sey beating a bass drum Speaker Cannon officiated as toast master Speeches of congratulation over thaft last election were made by Vice President Fairbanks Representa tive Watson of Indiana andjRepre sentatlvo Dalsell of Pennsylvania and others Gulf Island Disappears New Orleans Deb 19Grand Cochere Island ono of the bird Island reservations of the Audubon society In the gulf of Mexico has disappeared as a result recent hurricanes f j Six Men Met Instant Death Knbxville Tenrt Dec 11SIx men met Instant death In a dynamite ex plosion 24 mljes from Newport Tenn Just across the state lino In North Carolina They Were employed on an cxtqnslon of tho Tennessee North Carolina railroad The Flyer Collides with a Freight Canton 0 Dec 17Tho Pepnsyl vania flyer eastbound duo in Canton at 935 collided with a Wheeling Lake Erie freight The freight engi neer was killed and the fireman is dying The flyer fprtunateTy was rid ing slowly Bflrglara Loot an Arkansas Fort Smith Ark Dec 17 BankI looted the safe In the bank coIn Ark getting away with 1800 all It contained The sate was wrecked and the building partially demolished by an explosion of nitroglycerin Marconi Headed This Way Rome Dec 17 William Marconi satlI c r THE JterjoqV always used to protect theI ltce from tho elements and Icsp the harinpoSitjoD but by many many women and girls to hide the unsightly impl blackheads and 7 other eruption9ol tho inv There Ts germ life in the skin and ZEMQ t a nice clean liquid for use coon kills out this gcrnvand leaves tho taco as smooth and soft that pE a chitdIIZEMQ will positively t cure all skin and scalp dteeasesji uch as nczcma hi its many ringworm tetter pimples dandruffij any itching skQ dise sC et J1 bottle 1odayat ur druggists pared only by- E W ROSE MEDICINE COST LOUIS MO 11QUARANTBED AND SOLD BY I IST BERNARD DRUG STOKQ Earlinfrtoih Ky DI MOKD BS SG3ES MADS FDR EVERY PURPOSE krtfVvcTc vs lnt iicr fron Rev Griffith ofTecs hoving tjcr 1lupefiurit of TsioThir j rin i Shoes Onr reason for ths superiority rjj SIrocj every person and every Furpoic MaWg I tt lin 2lL1 rre enables to Rrade our Jciithcr pt1 tt1d sw it Jr bI tof tle Ir YOLt get tOO cenM vorti of sh vnue every dollar you iay for T non J Brnd shoes 7iK gvv nirBPA fihI f DLUIOM WAW fl eWSHOEMAKERS X WE MAKE fiHME FINE SHOES THAN AAy OTHER HOUSE IN TilE WEST SUCSCRIBE FOR THE BEE r I 1 Ja I I f r t I ifr i AT THE f 1 U toJDiite Jewelry Store= NORTHEAST CORNER OF SQU REN rr TO THE ROSS GROCERY i c ii FW i 4 r q l l C L Jcil vv o VICT N1 11 E 1jc 1 rl1 j 1 r i Y II0 it q J I r y ifu po tan questio si ristmi pp shouf4conside re 2 Are QU g g good goods and ieop etting them at th right r have the K i- HdM 0 f WE E WHT U1 tt 11 l i T WAIT 1 is We ei ilne a dup d testpc f W tches Rings lb ket iJ3 c CUff l tons Scarrpn W iK6h iS Brdelet W t h F i i JSets j nr Pins Npcjc festoons Neclf Chains mblem Qhainsana Bpto I s jyt1i g1f SilvetRIat nd St rI i r Hand Painted China Jap ilJq j tGifJ tCocks j t4il t I it rJUmoj rellastandiE ryihing t omPlet ari up to d te Jevelry Store r r1 r V 1 1 ff4l ijlr Jj ilt i jV 4 A i i 1 11 14 Irz l i l Iii jjt 7 W r V V fN fti l J t tVEQ 9r ftvy PI F I 0 i 4 ii1 t t i 5i1 jIj tq 1 i Ui iiJf 1 to o E tin p 8iron L 10OOi rt f Bm OQQ I Q W f Jfflo l 800- I I i r illfl hrI i i I r rlp 3 r9 12 otqi Q9 Aljjd iiiltfurf8 of Jewelry a all prices IDinnioiid nt nvoderate pricQe Buy direct and ane ihqiiey i i I I j I TrI c d i Y 11 WIIJ 1 r I v I v i 11 I t1eF t l tt f z Ssi 1 f L t 11 j r f I Ii It OlJ Is bo a be Jin A of 1 l fj v 1 tri 1 T d Jti f I f J j c J J L h u OXkIj I r rprj f ro Je 0 t r- i t i1 Jif 1 I 0 D I G VEIL f j i sl external as p f or j i I a 1 i I or for e us 1 i t J o v t I J I i v J r I 1 f 1 i1 i I l c t I I 1 M r j- J I I J l ll Jejt11 1 KW J V eI Y jA 2 j t tY L i C cci cO II cf C TTHE BEE r- EARLYNGTON KYr I t L it RR 4it r G r- 1 V 4 to Y 14f OOVERWILL BE GIVENi V x i i Jr 4 t n i I4 f r 41 r y- iI f r eYc J I t I Jjj1I Iil I 1 i a l t r t i ia J 1 11 r f J A r t W f t J H a ss l sf 3 J t q 3f P l A Ilfa a 1 L rt ljIjr ffi hljrJ i rlJ 4y + t ib iltyLi A l4- tuif t ct TI t I lq i i 2 y i l 1 ya1 if L i 11 j ifj I j y IA 1y 1r i t riJt t I + tI V s t i L I j fJ + rv tIlt 1 Duringsi J1E4 I11 IJq f 1y t r raY s 5t 1 i f Overwtjiplacle rr r Jfk N y r1 rt WtI I II t y ff i I fr i f iWfI J i v tw iii r 2rslvr u- r tatj H5 cI 1 ry Ij tttJt I 1 J i Itf t F 4 y t V y ff ri Pr i r q i r 11 i it 0 i2 l 7 7 J i 1 t ia P w v1 i Ar f US5 14 iilt s j P Ii a 1 7 iF But you cant get around the fact that the man iwomaiid- kor child who gives good serviceable presents is the oneH that causes the smile that wont rub off Our store is r now filled with the best that money can buy and A they are going to sell The following lines are 11 complete r tf f Clothing Dry Goods Gents Fiirnismrigs Hats Caps Shoes No 4- toyst Groceries both staple and fancy ueeh tt 1i r OY r I i vS vv and Glassware v S r 11 j ltt i cf LV W1 r f i LET s SHOW YOU FS articles always A e t 1 a i wVy tn- n do eW 7 i x i L 1 Brashers GGood d- Lc1 StopeJ Mac sohville Ky i aaaaaaaaa aaa A i l j I to 4 Jri OjIijli I R +y aaaaammmmmm o ifummmmmnrmmnrHTmmmmmmmmmnmmmmmnmmmrmmTYlTmrmrmmmmmmTUTYnT = J 1 jtI- j Christmas Remembrances r 1 1 i 1f fC j jl i Iiit fl i s1 r2 j t I ns 1 2pThat Give the Greatest Satisfaction Are Early Selections From OurSt of i Diamond Earrings from 10 to 500 r Diamond Rings from to 500qw 1- EJtaj f Diamond Studs from 450 to 500 ijlJ = I Diamond Link Buttons from to 1750 1 Diamond Lockets from to 175 y 1oJ Iit Diamond Scarf Pins from to 75dDiamond Bracelets from 15 to 60x3ka i fy1 Diamond and Pearl Brooches 750 to tKl if All Diamonds are genuine full cut stones 11 S Mr4 Solid Gold Signet Rings 175 to 25 t Gents Solid Gold Fobs 250 to 60 PHONE Y N tc- o ai 1 itI r l 5 6 5 x 3 Solid Gold Cuff Buttons 175 to 12 w t1 Ladies Gold 14k Watches 15 to 60 r Gentlemens Gold 14k Watches 35 to 150 I 1 4J Gentlemens Solid Gold Chains 5 to e35- Y J Gents Solid Gold Birthstone Rings 325 toAO i E 4t 4 t ff SolidV Gold Bracelets 650 to 20 V AA Y ir J Gentlemens Silk Umbrellas with fancy r i y 4rhandlesii 350 to 18t1b i 1 ili t Lames Silk Umbrellas With fancy handles fj r y telr 4 rv 1C 350 to 18A4 1 All silk covered Umbrellas guaranteed for I yr We also carry a full line of Cut Glass China Clocks Bronzes Toilet Sits and numeious other articles We wish to r I CupstiaCasserale Dishes rre x y Salt 1IPepper ttaqi etc also th itwe can fl1qll h you 17fl1vfwarpi I ltsbhbs vI- v i ziilK iFat prices v v r r vv u J t f j l 0 17 t 0 100 DIAMOND GIiEN AWAY L TI i f WtMFI1t EACH 1 PURCHASE I y I t1tfailOrders given prompt attention 1 Store open every evening L I jJjl f oetL j S 1 KF LJCKEMEYER CQHI NC 4 131 I I I 4 VW cJ t JMArNUfmCWRiNi3 JEWELERS J 1 l c h Ih Rib f t S h I i r r i I f r 11TELEP 9 E Rf2 y + r 1 i r M r 303 MAN ST l EVANSYlLLE eD p ijj 4 I iIe J t r r r t r I cltl JJj1ll I j arn- f ii a Sa E ti jlijWl4tij4 iijj t tij4Ji J i w5 w ITRVP iiFt Or5 I I J1 J j f oJI tlt C fr Ct r I 4 1 l l vrpr fJJ1 I Ij Yet t- t i I i r cl rWiI J r h fr X3 u tjap t Jr I rI If I 9 fG 111 f + u i PI p 1 I t t iF ftilxti 1Qh1o1 it tM I n1 F =4 TFIR 8i11RtINTQN I KY fid l + Er n 1Y J a i iIJ Jt t TH t t IS n ro k r o I i I t D 1 Jt 4 ti F CHRISTMAS GIF 1 j c asIr It t months business which closes the most successful year that we have enjoyed lit Madisonl vivv VJ p- i i r Vv x tt rV villetaIidiriorder fo shOW ociit 1 SIt- eI C t i x l w r ri I1L iv vx Mi 4r yq A1 v JF ft ree + f FR MNOWUMitICHRISTMAS v DAY I dollarruAme and let us explain the lt I i v I t proposition to you and also let us show you the splendid bargains we areoffering these closing ysof t4 I trc r v vthis year as some exceptionally good values await you at the id rr t k fJ tJLE1tPERy t tY I i 1 I I t tYr 4t s II a + 6t+ o z Ika + r k6 fl t l tt c r slr I r itIPMQTlYEBLASTS 1 lc j F V Dispatcher 0rr is iu Evansville tti foday on businesfin r iNig1it Oporator L L Ray us 4 i ingHmucl7 needed rest this iJtf retlkI J2Pt fGlidctr Curtis Lane o- drollI Ilids visited relatives jAtclast week- Conductor Jno OaiiBler whoa fists beeii ill for several weeks is It Slowly Improving ct o TUGpnduotdi Jno Gannon anti uderson made i xlyIuSinepstr toMadisonville t t tc j ofLx riIifg f trah 1No62 were t rimed fl3tHdHY nor ntng JiY rtuuatey no mil wasidj p red tralficwt esumed after sev ai- d hours delay It is said that after Jan 1st- ttctIflt iEvangvillo train run by Con rcctor Waltz WIll be di con r 6jQued and that a train will ba- jjjfafl v from this plhce to Prov- itfir dense This is ijyt oIHcial though- udis only a cu retit report has ordered Ji four iVt iu salaries of their shop men About 6000 shopmen will be affected by the raise This is the thirdiincrease in wages granted by the company to their shop nten in three yeajrs i y Tlie Louisville vNaSJiviili authorities have announced that effective Jan 5 a reduction inr rates willberhade on screen dooRS and windows in car loads from Nasvilleto Louisville Cincinnati Evansville StLouis and Memphis Effective Jan 15 the JLouie ville Nashville will publish two sets of rates froJl Ohio river crossings St Louis and grbiip Memphis and Nashville to Qlarkeville Tenh One set of rates will apply to depot orteam track delivery 1 while the othlar will apjyrn warehouse or store door delivery This pplies both to class ratt8 and conimodities In view of the complaints of car shortages resulting itissaid in failure to transport the necas suries of life t he Interstate Com coerce QGommiesion has sent a telegniin tp the Presidents of a number of Western and North western railroads urging them tto mince every possible effort to meet at once the needsand relieve the suffering of those de CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH CO I INCORFORATBD Long distance lines and telephones of this Company enable you to talk almost anywhere In Southern Indiana Southcrn Illinois Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana We can put you In quick gnci satisfactory communication with the potpie ofthjs reatsectidn of the country We sollcijt your patronage Rates reasonable Equipments and facilities unsur aedp JAMES E CAUDWELL LELAND HUME- General TD WEBB pt Jffui lerf Treasurera I d i 0ISl tstp NE1 YORK CITYf 0 1 I SHOULD GO fp THE ARMSTBON- Gii w L1 tAo a Wed gtd SGrtoiP 19RivrsldBr Central Parkiubr MMla tedaad el urdilatlu aewraydlaltplar ol iht anda atartlngpdtltfr Coney a pleaureresortistogleroolnsnndeultewit 1iN 1eewsttorY J privatebatb r nnrJ w r iDutI AH5foe1Ja wl J1 apuiart LjlTrA Tegii3- t I t lp1 itfriit 11 n ft f f 1I t t fI fI DVAi ft tf k 14 pendentt upon the facilities t thDxoadslMemberROf Congress are deeply intererosted in a bill intro duipedjn the House by Kepre sentative Snnedof YoungB t townOhio isvhich is caculqt0d tajbheapen the cost of railroad v It is the initial step tdwards a t OCent araile rate on all the railroads of the United States It provides that begin ning July 1 1907 railroads engaged Ju interstate commerce shall csell tickets and mileage coupons at the platform rate of twocentfi a mile thatiBuch tickets shall be igoo in the hands of uriy holdershill be unlimited S to ime of use or trnin and Shall be redeemed on presentation at any ticket office of the company KftvYugisBurtd the same at their costvnlueA finonot exceed- sii10o00 i provided for violaI fcibh of the proposed laterThe bill exempts from the tiwocent rate any railroad that can coh= vince the Ihtorstate Commerce pom mjssion that such is low cost n r oKILLED BY CALLING COAL One Miner Meets Death and Another Injured in No II Mine r- x f r V JowMi t hcnenipl yed as hostler InN01 minewas killed last night by falling coal At the same time Tom Favors machine tiJ who was working with the dead man received a broken leg Jjothmen had been employed in the mines fir R number of Years and the acci dent is one of those that always threatens the miner Mr Mitchell leaves a wife and two children and was about iO years of age No definite ar i Jfg its have been Qeas to the funeralr lHlletyArenuutsoepst VIpIJtreeJII 1h e- Whina Ulan boasts pf iujs sin o likely tpb tlilnKinsf df kWacidityrt Q ltf1i lt Ii tJ 1 p r Yt w w- a r i ta WILL IT PAY t tf ti v i to Write a Good tIandJ tit 1- If A v 1 1 Y fr To Understand Bookkeeping n r r g To Write w horth ayi 1r T f t 1 HUNDREDS p7ar dF GRADUATES IN GOOD POSITIONS SAY CM BECAUSE thorw Is einpjoyniont for every capable bookkeeper t + r Irn PA Y j S Hhd stenoKrapbur The waKes are eHtisfaotory and no other kinduf affords equal chances for promotion For more u 1 than twelve years throughout the Central West the name r I 11 t L jiV 1- t 1M J f tr 1n1 i IiIj t r 1 fft l J iiIi t j I 1 Jjr cJ r trtIll t J ts Jj J t if rHas stood for tho highest rado ot Commercial Eduaatluu Thousands af graduates attest to the thoroughness of our coursed of Instruction 4Iff r Over Five Hundred Students attended during the past year PoBitloMfl for all who corn 41r Jdl plate our combined buslue a and stenographic counes J o vacation t Midwinter Term iMgthg w January 2 1007 v 1i c t vtpnfe ont Coupon billow and send if to Lookyeurs BuslnesB College HoplinsvjllerKY i or ijfltVI liidj and au will receive our lnuuiBOmHcHtaloyuo wheat gives fullpartiuttiarsC + if1 Make ydur preparationB to enter at beginning pf term I 7 1 t1i 11 tCATAIQq V OU ON 1 j tTJi Lrl i i Please send your Free Catalogue to the following address laccordancej with y our ad gf Jvertisement in the EARLINGTON BEE 10 qtt f r 0P 1 rjrty y Ime Poitofflce t t I rSo X I tI t 7 lA THE ELITE t ANING DYEING NCO f J MEI aiXFfpoN PROPS f t 414 UPPER THIRD STpEiET Ladies and outs a1J nt p1U m edyr rL+ SPECIAL ATfiNflQH TO OUT 01= rOWN TRADE i d t f VI IiJj1IN J ri i strA fora traLtlcscticaee ata7tcaeti71 7 i iw 0 Barter Jeweler r iii Full Una of Watches Glacf anf jewelry i r- f lire t Fine Watch Work iSpecialty rJ I N Time Inspector i f 4 CJ NfWlINfOft IrICAL fi SD5r Callttltid11 Ca if Yuxu lHOJ I rag 4+ V pt tM AoM 4k3r + i+i r Ai hiY ti ti o j 3 4 Y t II l THE BEE EARLING3TON KY I 11 it d ih i All DownNI J r HIS is a common expres rstony side Unless there is rsphTe organic trouble the conI 1dltion can doubtless be remedied S Ybur doctor Is the best adviser IM V Do not dose yourself with a1 ir kinds of advertised remedies t get his opinion More than likely v I r j you need a concentrated fat food to enrich your bloodand ton- eLupfhei system I f Scotts Emulsion 1 J of Cod Liver Oil a isjustsuch a fed in its best forma J r It will buildup the weakened and wasted body when nil other foods fail to nourish II qyo are run down or emaciated give ita trials it cannot hurt you Itris essentially the best possible nourishmentMor delicate children and pale anaemic girls WcVfll send you a sample free l 1 pkturcinlilt wrap fthr twry hail of EmuI Ion you ba SCOTT S BOWXSI Clumps 409 Pml Stud New Yort SOc end L A11 hruq iii What Cotton Takes from Earth i An ordinary crop of cotton takes from tho soil in one nero of ground inoro than 26 pounds of chemical salts There Is withdrawn from tho earth nearly nine pounds of phos phoric acid more than nine pounds of potash moro than a pound of sul phuric acid nearly two pounds of limo and over three pounds of nag nests besides other salts Travels fef Winged ia ads Cflt persons proUbly think that winged teeedB froth trf travel to great distance on the yind JQdt toe gtudiee oC Dr Ridley of the dt n gardens at stngapQreln lcot toI winged ueed have a Car narrower range of flight Ulan do pptyder sand esda plumed seeds tho greatest ale tanco traveled by the winged rule of a forest too observed by Dr Illdley was 100 yards Under tho most favor able circumstances he calculated it would take this plant 100 yeara to spread 500 yards 1600000 years to spread front the Malay peninsula to tho Philippines if a twig connection existed rA Texas Wonder ThproB a hill afr Boivffl Tex thats twice as big as last year This wonder Is W L Hill who from a weight of 00 pounds Has r to over 180 Ho says 1 Buffered wnh- IUerltblocQtigh and doctors gave iino Up toidle of Consumption was reduced to 90 nds I began taking Dr Kinds New Dis covery for Consumption Coughs and Colds Now after taking 12 bottles I have more than doubted in weight and am completely cUred Only sure Cough and Cold cure DrugStorefree rAir ordinance has been introduced in tho Mexico city council making the skating rink license ten dollars a week avid prohibiting the use of plrno8 in such places of amusement If says the Mexico Bio Ledger thero Is a place on earth calculated to make a woman forget mother homo and heaven it IB a skating rink There U more Catarrh tn ibis section of the country thin all other dlieaiei put together and until the last few year was supposed to be Incurable Par a acreat many rears proInnioced It t local rlieaio and prescribed local remedies and to cure with local treatmentjronouncedltincurbleScience baa proven catarrh to a and therefofa requires conMltutlotul treitmodt JCheney internallyindirectly on tho blood and raucous surfaces of the system They offer one hundred dollars for any case It to cure Send for circular and testi- montals Addreas13CIIENiilCOToledo 0 I TJCTakeHalls for constipation I At Unloiitown Pa a man who was charged with bigamy bogged that the authortles would put him I In jail without a trial because he I was afraid to moot his wives In court It is difficult to understand how a man with ns much wisdom us that could make the mistake of committing bigamy oAs araaxt e I Sean tie Yeu Hare A1we K9agllf Signature aItl wl C0e 0S rlerri- oA nJDressil10If Nearly every one likes a fine hair dressing Something to make the hair more ma ab1etokeep ftftombeiI1gt- oo rough or from splitting at the ends Something too that will feed the hair at the same time a regular hairfood WeUfed hair will bestro 1g and will remain where it belongs on the head not on the combs The beetkladof a testimonial Sold for over sixty ea- rsA 7erCorowet1Mealdhomsnurwturera SARSAPARILlA revs PILLS CHERRY PECTORAL Wedding Quests Called Down A Gold Coast journal describes s wedding and a feast following it In a manner befitting a custodian of more als and manners It is reported that most of the gentlemen who attended refreshed themselves avariciously and the manner in which they acted does not speak well of their gentle manly principles These gentlemen may please beware to avoid a repeti lion oh future occasions Th tsIttll Cough yourself into a fit of spasms aidth n wonder you ddnt get well If you will only try a bottle of Ballards Horehound Syrup your cough will be a thing of the past It is a positive cure for Coughs Influenza Bronchitis and all Pulmonary diseases OnA bottle will convince youat St Bernard Drug Store 25o BOo 100 A negro who claimed to be 100 years old Is dead in Illinois As he never boasted of having nursed Thomas Jefferson no may not havo exaggerated his age either CJAS TG RXAJean You Haw Always Bought tMd y J-t New York city has one captain or sergeant for bvery 20 members of the police force Visiting cards make an acceptable Xmas present Leave your order at TUE BEE office for same Neat work guaranteed B fadlna Made Easy im a jBtydy of the physlo logical uW peel pf Reading the curious Afact has been brought tout that the charactQrisr forthethat as th readers attentloa Is hero directed ho ls often able to read a filno with tho lower halfOf the letters covered It has kcftordingly occurred to some French scientists that dome considerable improvements could be made in typogritphy wording along those lines and that increased leg bility und rapidity of reading would result Some of these suggestions 1hiW a and the results havo been most satlst actoryrHarpers Weekly Outwits the Surgeon A con UoatlOnof female troubles ndIAustin t LeaVenworth to HUbh ndeplorablecondlUorr that operationbutBiiltB postponed this to try Electric Bitters and to the amazement of all who knewher this medicine completely cured her Guaranteed cure for torpid liver kidney disease biliousness jaundice chills and fever general debility nervousness and blood poisoning Best tonic made Price 50c at St Bernard Drugstore Try It The London county council Has pal a law which makes the throwing of a banana skin on the sidewalk amlsdemeanor punishable by a fine of 40 shillings It generally costs more than that to repair the damages of the man who stops on a banana peel WAN TEDGOOD MAN in each county to represent and advertise cooperatlve department putt out samples etc Old established bust ness house Cash Salary 2100 weekly expense money advanced i peomanent position Our Reference Bankers National Bank of Chicago Capita 2000000 Ad dress Manager THE COLUMBIA HOUSE Chicago Ill Desk No 1 ISomo day there may be a United Stato3 of Central America A party has lately been organized in San Salvador the leaders of which hope to bring about a federation of the Central American republics The experiment of federation has been tried oftce or twice but the people are bettflV qualified for it now than they used to be PARKERS BALSAMCletntei growthNever ColorWuaocasdstnou Dro I r a4B04S- Ctl0LARSHJPpntll the 100 allotted to be sold at a discount on Account of the opening of QurEv nvl11edol logo are AUGHWNS ttlafjabe44FCE- VANSVILLE AND COB MAIN 87 Colleges in 15 States 30000000 fromMatnotWo teach BY MAIL Write for priceS POSITIONS SECURED I OR I I MONEY REFUNDED v- I Call or send for CataoguoI For Slesplesbriess When you arc too tired to sleep which Is the most distressing of the many forms of sleeplessness a cold sponge bath will often stimulate you just enough to let you fall asleep nat urally causedbyand fast more soas you struggle against them try putting your feet in hot water and keeping them for full ten minutes By that tlmol you will be relaxed and able to turn oft your think which is the pleasant prelude to sleep New Curd ford pilepayJJIB Waterman of 0 rural free delivery writes Myi daughter filleted for years with epilepsy wad cured by Dr Kings New Life Pills has not had an attack for over two years Best body cleansers and lift giving tonic pU1son eartb25c at SN Bernard Drug Store The year continues its earthquake and volcauo rocord Emulous of Vesuvius and others which have been displaying their pyrotechnic possibilities La Soufriero on the West Indian island of St Vincent has started Its internal ftros and is giving an Interesting exhibition CJASTOBXABests the xThfl Kind You Haw Always Bought I Signature dA40of I I r Eleven yonngnnon have Jost their lives at football this season and several precincts yet to hear from Daleys Honey and Tatr- childrensafexure No opiates =nt Tjilna h Had Learned One of the young archltfcU Wfa0di livers a lecture oh modern arcliltear s plectureshla audience tho beauties of thq Cologne cathedral the othrllglwhen he thought of an experience he t once had onn similar occasion J It was at the conclusion of my leer ture he told his audience that a woman came to me explained that she too was n student of architecture J and thanked me for enlightenIng per r on one point that sho had never fjn 1t able to understand before I have at ways wondered she said lame i where the ccrtonlal stylo of architec turo cornell from Now of coura I see that it comes from Cologne Earlylo Bed and early to rlst mazes bn e wiseespeciallytiring A positive cure for qQf tkpatio Dyspepsia and nil liver com plaints Mrs S Columbia Penn writes 4I always a supply Qti U your Herbine on hand AnlsQ pleased with the relief It gives in constipation ana alillverom plaints that words cant ejdpres my appreciation Sold by St Drug Store J iAreatdealattested by the fact that a tract of more than l700t00 acres InNew Brunswick Canada has nleaeed 0 r by a company In Montreal anorT ganlzatlun including many Ameri cans in its membership for hunt ing and fishing purposes and sports= men expect to find it a parfcdlpe fbrc their purpose M Childrensn CreamVermtfuge jall childrens diseases It iiot only thfimucusbuild their nests Its action onthe jchildis mUd and leaves him iria healthy condition Joe Daniel Sur mac Tenn says that ho gave one yof hid children Whites Cream 11- 1Verm1tu e when the doctor it had colic and from the flrstdl8t- he child passed 78 worms Sold by St Bernard Drug reI The Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Is thee tltleofn view p JIlphletnow ready for distribution ed by the Illinois Central Railroad Company Ic describes in eetall the resourc i es and possibilities of the richest valley In the United States Fora free copy address theundereighedat r MEItRY3eneral r i 4 l r J I 1 tEW SPRIN 60000S 4 4t 7h t r 1r r r rr- Av jr W irThe Porter Installment G3ompn W j- HAVE 1tt t fg m p ost KEEEIVED A BIB STDEK J 11 l eW SprinJL Go as Por Lflristmas E 4t Y 5 iI1 CALL ON THEM AND GET A SET OF THEM FOR YOUR WIFE I t- I 1 1- l 1riJn9 Old 8ed Vtr v r r1rl f y- y 1nr iftt inPiI iIf I I tr f a I r fM l- iNlidiciHivi11c i ajt yA t f1 t iT J I Qr IDm1 t rto f tl jr t J0 J 4 Cr n II t 1 Y r l a t ttl t1v 71r tl- t ffi l= f M10 yya t l + Nt- krh r I fr 1 e tlr P r r a r fcfosmS BSt t T 11 Jii C i 1 x9 THoR BEE EARUNGT0S KYJf I q a L I IOUSWUOX AglexlI1a- irtm3n t Jack HalloWay J red bYlcp litjWhet Coljoneriud Imminent oi- J AfierioH3 wreck wusiiftrrotvly ayorted in the north + arliugto yartlearlythis morniugbattveo two treiglrt trains hiflthad biJejlrr di Would hayera v suited iii considerable property rIrllose and the lives of several train mojD The co ltrfiu crew b dreol 711thr9Engineer Ike Luton and Fire man Jack Hbllpway at Madi sonyillq na were preparing to deport wJenNQ71 which for some rljisqu had failedto get meeting order came into sight Q around the Fleming curve The crews of both trains jumped Engineer LuJrH1npply ul th- F sir hralcgnajy reyersing his eu 1 gins bef914 ha leaped and fho toapr trainmen 9ficapjed injury vith the exceKtforiof Fireman Hollo I way wlioso right leg was broken in twp places below the knee Strro reT t ceived medical attention anti in 3 nicelyflti remembered that Fireman aolJ way at the riskq v iiinown lifej saved a small child t rPtu death on the railroad trackc 1 trtarSebreQ some time since He foato tho Birmingham division t f was only waiting to be relieved before assuming his new duties t v Worth Knowing thedand skill and In mdigredlents and method have never been equaled That they are the original and genuine porous plasters upon Whose I reputation imitators trader nevertaUtoquickly and effectually That for for Weak Back Rheu matism Colds Trouble Kid aUJJOAlleocke11astersmade kOT JZ tfbUG1t 0 l rjsNtW Office Buidin at IQlh Braodway Inadrqui1t All of the general offices 6f the railroadsnbuilding at Tenth and Broadvay onJauu ry15Some havp aU lady been moyjid and the others art getting ready Tha pfliciala find however that the big cloy eustory atructdA is not largo enough to accompju te all of the officers and it has been 1 decided for this reason to allow the gen oral offices of the passenger de partment to retrain at Second and Main streets where they have been located for many years The business of the L tindN sfreigltidepartment has increased eo much during the- o pistfaw years that much more room will be needed to accpnio date the general freight depart meat When the new geuerall offices of the LnnJ N were first planned it Wits believed that there would be ample room A Woman is Never Old Who allows herself to think only of pleasant tiiingA rhOtrnl11rec tpngije to utter aut R i Who reuietnhera that frown are tinbeconinjgaiiti smiles are better jindflrIare not an interBBtlng subject to anyone aesang Who never alliWfl to be cone slouchyalidcareless ilii ap pearane Y f Who treats thftsRIJlihe tikes to be cared forbersfllf and never deg mauds too much Tram her friends Confirmed by the Senate Washington Dec 19The senate In ttomminatlon souri to be the Judge of tho United States court for China- Movement of Bullion amountIngBank of England and 130000 war withdrawn for shipment to Egypt I g++ +++ ++++ + + + i 1t +4 IV t a + H E tf4rIJ 0f i J 1Ti s1 7+ ifi Say friends I believe that E ringj 4- T T ton and vicinity vithroper cu ltivation t would be a field for Real Estate II + Mrf t business T have decided to hitch up Ar1 +1 and 1 hustle Have opened a little of if oi oft t lice on West Railroad Street and have 4s i 4 gotten together a pretty good load of JTra it v s5 for trade and for sale 7 t i-T Iam out strictly for deals 1 6ri7the 1 27 0 + square and will muchlyappreciatefall 4 t J ti i i I JVp uand get effort on myypait tor serve tM ji r i T irpiiIti4 is and please yollxTry iiie arid win ii HELLO AGAIN I f 4iV IYOU 0 WHO OWE ME FOR MERCHANDISE Ir f 1 i4 f J It will be to your mutual interest for ij4 +1 h Iit yod toU arrange to pay me atbnc d 1 iif before stated 1 Wiiean business f1J 11IJ 1 y fiW f3 t flt f JJJfj1lof JIIJil h r 1 t fY 11 t + 4S t I t I++ x 1ii JjiTijJUJm JBsrGfI j l Popular and E1lclent Marshal wlt Leave N Police iporce Juq i Barnett viu has been connected yitli4he lipljfte TbTCBr of tins city for sqiiie tim0 past has tendered his resi nation to take effect JftnUaryi l Barnett leas been one or the most popuinrand efficient guardians of the peace that this city has ever had this resig nation catises surprise and regret to hi811numerous friends- It is not knovvnswiiHt Mr Bar netts plans itrejn regardsto the future The only way to reach heaven Is by atteniptirgi to realize Heaven now a Advertise In Tjfjjc BKE Box Rent Due Cvtry Quarter The EostniaeterGeneratllvs tiltIluid Utotthe ppslmMftrTaiifl patrons jif the tJiiited fites uiliLll tvlco = T ifBox retitsyiiust lie collecjted at the beginuiug oft each quarter for the entire quarterabufc ho longer Ten j5ay before the land y of each quarter postmasters are required to place a bill on Form 1588 or 1588k bearing the date of the last daviof rile quarter in each rented box If a box= holder fails to renew his right to his box onvbr before the last day of a quarter the box shall then torrentandin the general delivery h Subscribe for TUB BEE c5100YOUNG EN and WOMEN WANTED i tsf ynrU j f II ajtdTelegr4cnh i lr- Weliave hlstullrdanupro djite telcKrapl depart inent in our school fitted with main line JiistrUmenjts nod under the management of an operator who hasliad rf number of years 1 experieVfcw workln fo7 the beVt railroad anti comtnercialcompanies bt the country r Hero the student gets actual multi line work as done on t the road today anti when he conies out of ouh lahoolis prepared to handle any ordinary telegraph office We I also jeivo OAir studeiits a special Craining Inbaldliugoft- rams I 1 by the bloqk dytstomk 1if jl i r j Get out of thtijtuJK Voiwili show you thcway and it Ii hnip you to a good udsltiph if pyoutwillamiygIe us fef chance 1 cX t Wo are going to give a free scholarship to some worthyyoun per onwh IsMnterested in a business education Enrollnow u may bete Uiclcyioriei t f i t r 1 MadisonvilleBusjness College = Madu RyilleKy 1 c road Incase than trip mile each 4erfbr 1t total made time The shall Main street by HonnosyKobluBou Slain CJpodB Notions 9 JjahrBacon Cip Main Cloaks Mlm V E K Ashby SQCondStrjlurriIturo Stoves GarpsJBi cyCles Heynes Furniture Furniture StoYesvCar CartsBaby Carriages howler pick Notions Cloaks Millinery st Oloting Hats and Progress Olothinft Main Ingetrouse sft Hats Shoos andFarnlsh Main et Mens and Womens to WMr Grocery j iarnettjg S tge49M irivs1fryQM Millinery Ij tiihetet7 Smith A BuUerfieldt 810 MAin S Bok IitG 394 ItJl urniahin t nUntShoes t ttJJl it r t rriAF I 1 f f- w i UO 83t 4 Mot 4 I StBernard Coai V 1 111 Mined Councyj Keutufiky largest coal producing county1 in StaU TlVs00ni j any operates t R Y 4 Eight Large Mines 4 v i JtInt f c i J Steamandtv y fWwSt i through satisfactory use as standard J grade both and v t large territory reached our products Art i it f 1havoostabHshetl C v I 1 Prompt Service the Year Around i 1 ff Umines are operated more liir th mines 5ilK tuclcv andwfth auoneiw mous output d we jjlyp so 3 I ahflmost6atsfactory servlcb jtr St Bernard Coke Is a fuel and is extensively ns41 In base burnersand heating furnaces besldences c or any other building that needs to boated and t place of high priced y cite coal coke is extensively used manna factotics as won Is in vniIQU8 rRdes j r If your dealer does handle our coal to 5 r10 ST BERNARD MINING Home Office Kys i 11 Mines on Liuisville ani Illimls Central r y S RrTHE BEE for ye rlesthaft 2pe in Job work executed BEE office Try V I id r V I +I i It J Lf IFHE1 EVERY DAY iN THE YEAR TOh EVANSVI LLE AND RETURN c By the Merchants Rebate Association It- J 4 I THE PLAN I fi I On and after MaiGhir5I9q6 ne fare from an within a radius from EVansville liid will be refunded to each individual purchaser of s25 or more fromany pf members- of 1t Merchants Rebate Association H the purchases are less 25 the Merchants Rebate Association wlll refund the round fare dFet I one for sr purchased but no will be m less than s5 purchases H L n 1 yoiLlive3 Nomernbershal1refupdfar soripartsoff directs a i jai 4 a e before it is issued the customer must show his or herreturn trip ticket E- jor a receipt from the agent v i H if t11 5 The amount of each purchase must be entered on thee booksr6 No will be allowed unless application for the same is of purchase purchaser of required amount goods apply to the Merchants Rebate Association 226 for refund i f Fares Will to Refunded Following Members r Jof the Merchants Rebate Association Only r II to 8526 St Dry Glpaks lInUueretf v 520 St Dry Goods nery etc t fCb216 tJ Phonographss etc V Co 208 U Third St pets Go etc kWalker417 Main StrDry Goods eta N Gross Sons 228 Main FurniBhings CovSOd St Clotlilng Kats and Furnish Br sf2Main Clothing Ina- aSyndtoateClothin Store 219 Beady lQ bl gEl teandShges Cook Co tSSlM inSt Graberles r9he etc Notions CI llQ It Wm UugbtI yftlijSI r bi t Etc r il Ij Ifl h ii hJ idY i1 J I r t Iii Hopkins the the L J Igl vJ I years tho 4t for steam domestic purpoBesVtfn the by 4 Our nj 11 J than any J a cumman arw able lo nroirMitest alsu superior xr for be takes the peifectlv anthra This in and furnished C not and coke write its CO INCORPORATED j Earlin ton Nashville Oailrfiais 1- 1q sa LOO per neatly at the it T town of orall the the refund ticket rebate at 7 the of the Notions IM Bush Hardware Cofl 503 MaIn St Hardware Cutlery Short prjlug Gpods etc l i i t Boswell Torlan 209 Main stM MQUS Hats Caps and Gloyes The Hub t 427 Main St Menp inrniehintsHats and Caps oftHardini gr phs etc t li vvr V J E p Sampson 181 Main St Mens FiirriishirigsV11 v Kimball Piano Co220 Main St Pianos and Qrftanp I q GIW Geissler Shoe CQ 415 Main St Shoes and 1lulibtirn Pcck tSbob Co 217Main stl Shops and JlnUbersi pra sdhult25CoM 401 Main StiShoqs at dl rH Vv Aug Schmltt Sons 6q5 Main StiStpye j Purnps Plinnbin aud Gas Fltting Blackman fc launkonhoirner 802 Main St1 China Glass and Queensyraro i fredjL tElmeridorJf 819 Main St Carpets Draperies Wall Paper i- Wm E ren l1Co210 Main St GarpstSv erle Wall Paper rSGvans fcCp 828M ln St Dry Goods Carpets Notion etoi lhe ourdnLoeschFurmtueO 817 Maln1 t Ptijnitn eStovae C rpetiGo C rtf Baby Carriages etc DryGoodsNotlonsiCloakeetoGenpelBros Louis Gumber sii92 3iJainStJewelryWatobes D jai ionps eto W Y1 v i jtJN rr f 1tt Jr I4i dlft J1 f p r i I1VG tir L rO- Jrwrrr ylJ t wCI1r 1 n zmI IR f = t lUa No ttltaitii 9f7F5ikaN4 17tE r1 J 11Id f l c MILLINERY SALE The greatest reduction ever given OUtSe my lingetmy prices nnd you will be de lighted with the bargains you made Respectfully ANNA C RICE I J A full line Kitch en to please andold ST CALL AND PRICESBefore buying 1 have a full line of XMAS GOODSAnd all kind of Staple and Fancy Groceries Also a full line of Fireworks Highest prices paid for produce Call and see me at Barters Jewelry StoreiL N 3 I Our Line of Toys FireworkHcD1icI6tty Go z cls Of all kinds is now on display Also fresh nuts candy and fruits for Xmas We carry a nice line of canned goodaj fancy and staple groceries CaH early W W ASHBY y A Full Line V j Holiday Goods AT JOHN Xt TAYLORS d 1 rOU GETYour moneys worth when you eat at he Restaurant oft the Corner OPEN DAY AND NIGHT GEORGE SADLER THEI TEN of China Furnishings young BASEMENT BERNARD STORE GETelsewhera KESTNER Complete sr Proprietor l a v it- u PROPERTY BOUGHT AND SOLD I bombs e Fawcett- REALTY CD ARLINGTON CY Il 1 p- VJf 44- ri i AT At the Old Rock House x111 king ut and Stoves we will sell cheap for cash or on easy 1111ClothlnsAJ BENNETT Manager T D RENFROW D D S COWN and BR IDjf- WORK A CENT STORE Glasswareoysand FOUND LAST Furniture Heating Gpking SPCCIALtY yA 1 SAY L Watches Clocks ntJJow- Ilryropnlred RIGHT atWG Barters Knit your Wft hfB01cJckti Silverware and ewelry from ma Same7 old s W G BARTERn Tllm now re Chi tA iAA 5IHY s mas Goods I have a lot of Tailor Made SkirtsFR- OMSLoo TO 8350 GIVE ME A CALL TAS ORJBlSrSHAW x11 rcp J LAWYERS 6 W SYPLT and JESSE ptnttlPb Oices at Miadiapnville and Earlington Madisonville Office Earlington bmco William Block opposite Courthouse Earlington Bank Room Left Second Flo- utPHONE t NC 242 Will practice In all the CourMaf the t0te Sjveolal attention given to the examlnatjpn of titles IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE In th- eEdrlingtn Bee The Best Weekly Paper In Kentucky IffiBffi1111 BTA I WHEN YOU GET GOOD And hungry cell at my re Uurant nul got a hot meal served on short notice day or nieht Everything neat nnd cleiui Polite attention ri r I E BRUMIEY Proprietor F C n Mif 41WM1 i a FOR CHRISTMAS fr We want to furnish you Turkeys Chiokens Oysters Celery Cranberries Grapes Oranges Apples Bananas CandyrNuts And in taut every thnn that is good topnt to tlio grocery lino All orders filled promptly BOURLAND 1 MOTHERSHEAD Sv m s LliSt u4yWlfiifmn SEE CHARLES TRUEM- PYJEWELER FOR HOLIDAY GTFTS He Will Save YoUMoney Fine Watcher Rings Brooches Chains i Olve Him a Call Jut Ot for the Lust Money 1T r rat t r 11 THE ST BERNARD DRUGSTOREL a G r l Will have n beautiful line of Xmastinnd Souvenir Post Cards for the holi lily trade wlhlM1 y THE BON TON BAKERY- Will absolutely have the SWELLEST lino of Xmas Box Qaudies over seeuin Earhn tou FRUITS NUTS FIREWORKS CHRISTMAS CAKES ANY AND ALL KINDS ML B LONG Proprietoralit L JIJ 1cIDU1DNS Is the pigs fir bnrgainB in Hats Jans Olovts rind ineius A boys Olottring and Fhrtcy awl Stn 1cl3rocclles try aur mire cortLoUI Far thoj xt 00 davs I Wilt i toe yCJun btlc uf inrt J9iiVQloJlirijf etc Olll and Detour prices t 0nXtj7j8 tjnol and fire ieorirp 1halttJs ttlJur y our patrullitw 11111 hopi tg Ppdwlll v IllC our trtttlr TIitt X UTtrll1y t EJloEUEN Walt Street IJ w r- YA 4 5t f l k oa 1M1-n y h ir + i i Ytrf 1 a lyt k a J ss 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