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V1UESOAY 1 and4 i FRIDAY I II if I IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE yoUR BUSINESSADVERTISE IT FOR SALE 31 YEAR i JfTi FRIDAY JANUARY 20 1911 i TT No 1f r SECOND TERM N BEGINS MONDAY n Ea1ifltOfl Graded and High Schools has Record Atten zd ce During Examination t FINE RESULTS INDICATED BY I EXAMINATION NOW BEING MADE t Prof Dudley said yesterday i that the faculty of the Graded and HighSctool were getting ox- cllent results iu the examin a- tipns now in progress and which will be completed today One remarkable thing about it isr thit the attendance is very full there being not more than oorI Qrlwo perhapsuibove the prim 1 iffy grade who was apparentlyc ijiit without good cause ITrom what the Prptesfcor said I it appears that the showing al I reldy wade indicates an excel c 1ebr tVeragQ grade for the whole ackool on this examination The second term begins next Monday find will be a good time for those children to enter who arli now out of school There are prqspects that several rwill take advantage of this occasion to take tip school work again with pos gibly some additions from out lidQ this district A nigh Grade Blood Purifier Go to thn St Bernard Mining Co incorporated drug department and buy a bottle of B B nBotnnlc Blood Balm It will purity and en rleh your blood and build up your weakened broken down system B BiD Id Koaranteed to cure all blood iiiwsasea and skin humors such A- SBheumatlsm Ulcers Eatitig Soros Syphilitic Blood Poison 4 1 Catarrh i vcern v ft- ehI i HumorsR- iilDKAI and Bumps c1one Pains Wimples Old Sores Scrofula or Kernels Iuperatlng Sores Body Oarbun t 4 cures all these blood trouble by killing the poison hu mor and expelling It from the sys tem B B B IB tho only blood remedy that can do this therefore t jjures and heals all SIres when all else falls 1 per large bottle with direction for home cure Sample free by writing Blood Balm pOt At lanta Ua The Rural Schools The rural school is the schoolJ which most needs attention It isto the improvement and the enlarged capacity of the rural school and that the people of Kentucky must look for relief from the burden of illiterahy the I state so long has been carrying The State needs more model tdhoolhouses in rural districts it needs better equipped schools and in numerous instance better equipped teachers it needs to awaken popular interest iu I tite success ofthacQuntrchonls 50 the end that they may fulfill in largest degree the obje J tiieir existence- In this connection it may be J1 tathat conference on rural I schools will be held in LOniaville cat in early date The confert 1e Whlchtbe Courier Journal btileveB was originally suggest k Mr H ASomlfters of Slixabiathtoyn js 4esined to be iacfdre of a gathnrtng of citizens I 0 1 Ulftii a convention 4 teachers rtid1it swarthy the attention of lwho are interebted in educa tjlprogress There is no dis is anywhere tq decry the t inpence of th0 oducators or to i CJ rpmlze the value of their work1 lbt5tne tiinoisat ha d when the l general citizenship of the state 1 l take counsel of itself as to II whit can be done for the better fi ret of the Schools To that Oil4i th iLoniavflle conference l 6pd elicit the interest dc9i castration of thoughtful and pub FJ11jpiri men and women in sectron of Kentucky f1tl wirier Journaln t hl i 4t r iji t tI t- I j u i t II hIr S Jr c nn COAL FIELD EXTENSION J Will Cost the L N 3500000 Be lore the Work Is Done OInolnuatJ Enquirer Information was received in IJJoinulty sterdltythnr the Louisville Nashville Railroad pfins to spend 8600000 initA ninetyeightmile extension from Jackson into the Eastern Ken tucky coal Seles Ifha work oh the Lexington Eastern will make this rood the greatest piece of operating vvorkin the country and by next fall an immonce coal tonnage will pe carried over the road Most of the coal hauled over the L N will be brought to Cincinnati and die tbemiddlelWestern outlined the plans fdr the work he stated that ho would makn the coalcountry extension a monument to himself as it will be some of the most remarkable railroad construction work lone in thJTHistorv of American raIl roudinj If the entire line of the L Nws constructed on the same plan it would be1 rank eil as flip greatest pi ccof rail road engineering in the world Riilroad men are unanimous in declaring that the honor for beJMgune of the greatest railroad Qxcrutives inthe country should be handed to President Smith They point to the fact that he IUIB literally built The road from two streaks of rusli to one of the greatest railroadsystems in the country profits have been put into improvements and to day the L N is uecQ inize as- ohebf thenost ably mania eli railroads in the United States as Milt Smith has been ably termed A railroad wizard The ext nBiaQ ftho road twill have twentyone crossings and seven tunnels aggregating one and one hair nflle- SOhamborlins Cough Remedy never disappoints those who use It fur 9 colds and irrl tationsof the throat and lungs It stands unrivalled as a remedy for all throat and lung diseases Sold by Geo King Sons I SHELBYVILLE MOB HXMBJSES Governor Wilson Offers a Reward For Arrest And Conviction of Each of Them Frankfort Ky Jan I8G Willson today offered a reward of 500 for the arrest and con viction of each and every mem ber of the mob that lynched two negroes at Sholbvville early Sunday morning The governor said today he knew nothing of the whereabouts of the negro West who is now generally believed to have escaped from the mob Blootlluo Conga Checker will allay that hacking irrita tion accompanying a severe cough or cold The safest and surest rem for children Keep a bottle constantly at hand St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug De partment special agents zoy OaTXa- aarltoae 1lefst with Oibea XbtrlI i I p i i J ci 112IEJI I o THE BEE 1 i Has boosted EarIirgton For Mof than TWENTY fEMS J f i T = jf l r Have You i 1 y v 1 1 si L fi f i t i THE BEE 1J1 i J J i tHas Always Believed inErlingt Ii O- Zi1 And Earlingtons Fujjire j tl And sA1ili l 1 V j f 4lHave You iv I ti i rr t THE fSors WilJ Boost Earlingtoni H A For the Next 20f EAY li1 m Have You fyegun Yet F i Join Our U 200 CLUBP Subscribe for The Bee and Boosl Earlin ton for ii 200 YEARS OF i r FOOD PRICES LOWkc f Good Crops and Open Winter Forcing Large Stocks on Market Food prices in Western citiefa have taken a sudden drop and it is expected by May 1 that the decrease will be general through out the country Banner crops and the open winter are the causes given for the falling pff in prices Ohicaeo commission merchants say that millions of pounds of butter eggs cheese and poultry held iu cold storage will be thrown on the market on May 1- Butter is six cehtslower in Chicago than it was a year ago and is selling to grocers tthe lowest figures in fivp years In St Paul food prices are about 10 per cent lower than a year ago and the produce dealers say that the tendaucy is downward In Cincinnati eggs have dropped seven cents a dozen in the past but other commodities remain practically uuchangen Parsons Poem A Gem From Rev H StubenvollAllihon In of Dr New LUePll1shTbeyresuot a health necessity in every home pills Bh tiu Id be If other jkindia youve tried in vain s USE DR KINGS And be well again Oitly 26c at all Druggists PARDON FOR TOUTSEY BlETISEDrBT WILL OX T Expresses Belief Convict is Guilty of Murder Goebel i Frankfort Ky Jan 17 Qov rnor Willson today refused a pardon of Henry E YoutseVj convirtted of the murder fof Gov ernor William Goebfil Theov ernmen says hebelievesYout- Itsoy is ul A dry hacking cough is hard on the lungs oftn causing them to bleed BAaitrARD flORE HQ1pYRUP Is healing balm damaRe In the lungs aifl air 1 8salteR Price o Wc rJbo lets St Bernard DrUfrjStore of the StBerI nard MIningo Wfpirated L n f 4 r t L If r t r L f Ii- O r i I Ii C J F I 47 LIT1IVILLE NASH1 t VJLLE BUYS RAILS Tennessee Co to FurnUWK30000 Tons Road to do Much Doubfe Tracking Birmingham The openhearth department of the Iepbessee Co has resumed in full 1fLr a shut down since Dec ST That there is an order from the Louisville Nashville for 80000 ton of rails is admitted but there is no of ficial confirmation trbm the Ten nesbee Co as to the report of the reception of one for2OOO tons Inkfuilroad circlewoweiver It is- generally accepted ause the Lpuisvillo Nashville is to do an immence amount of double track ing this year For that awful cough take Blood Ine Cough Checker A 50 cent bot tie will last Jouger than most any cough St Btoard Mining Co Incorporated g Department special agents f1 EIGHT HOUR LAW IN NAVAL BILL COSTS GOVT HEAVILY 4M v p J Secretary of ihe Navy Says Gernment Unable to Compete with Private Builders That the eight Vision in the last nafipbill 1 costing the government 25 to 80 pr cent additional in the con strnction of its Battleships that the goernnehtyariJsare 1ua lot compete with private ship bnilders and that the restriction required that one Dreadnought of the two authorized each year should be built at a government ykrd outht to be removed were staterneuts made before Kaval iAfFairR Committee of the United States Hpuse of Representatives lIst week by Secretary Meyer of the Department of tie Navy Pleurlay pits are located juej below the short ribs Lumbago af feats the same but toward the back BALLARDS SNOW LINIMENT U the in eith ep caejSi If rubbed in thoroughly Jj coaeQB pain Telaxes the niusciel the patient can move abou- tfoe1ynd comfortablyi Prlcfe 25OoandiOQ Soldby Si 11e h Jru Stpre Incorporated t I Lk 1iw jfi ro J t f ftr b r kri 4J J SLIPPED NOOSE PROM HIS NECK Jim West Escaped From Shclbyville Mob and Tells Story Shelbyville Ky Jan 19 Positive information that Jim VVvst the Negro chnnffeurv who WAS one of the three taken from the Shelby ville jail by the mob Sunday morning escaped and is alive has been received here iWest was seen Just night Inn iietiro suburb on the outskirts af- Shelbvvlllenn according to the statement of a man who talked with him knows the names of a hire number of those involved in tlie mob AE ars1tsomein tertJstinj developments are prom ised if Vest can be captured As soon as he told his story however he left his hidincDlace Vccordinp to the man who saw him and his present whereabout are unknown West had no hesitancy in explaining hov he managed to es cape from the mob He said that when he and Pattersin and Mar shall were taken to the bridge to be hanged ropes were put around their necks and they were pushed ofut the same time The rope on Marshall heldand that on Patterson broke and he was thrown into rJwater Wests hands were so losssly tied that he had managed to get them loose and as he was pushed off the brdge he grabbed the rope with one handi When the mem bers of the mob were looking for Patterpon West slipped the noose over his hen and started off down the creek away from tbeI dirrection in which the mob wasI chasing Patterson thus making his escape i t He niftie his way to a negro settlerrient where he remained in hiding until discovered last night Then he started out again and where he is now no body seems Jo know It is reported that a smallmob went out last night to attempt to flndiWeet but was unable to get any trace of him The liver loses its activity at times and needs help HERBINE is an effective liver stimulant It also purifies the bowels strengthens digestion and restores strength vigor la u cheerful spirits Price 60o Sold by St Bernard Drug- Store ot the St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated IMPROVING MINE CONDITIONS I West Kentucky Coal Co Has Shut Down No 7 For Importent Changes Sturgis Ky Jan 18Spec- ialThe West Kentucky Goal Company has 8hutdotheir No 7 Mine for two weeks to enable thenrto pnt in the screening rig in their big steel tipple and also to cohplete their shaft bottom arrangements which includes grading tracks and steel mine timbers for a distance of several hundred feet above and below Bthe shaft Ends Winters Trouble To many winter Is a season of trouble The frostbitten toes and 1lngarschappedbandsand lips chilblains coldsores rough akjue prove this But such troubles fly before BuoblenB Arnica Salve A trial convinces Greatest healer of Burns Boll Piles Outs Sores Eczema and Spralue Only 25o at all Druggists Railway Btiildingin 1910t The annual statistics of the Railway Age Giizette show that the new railroads built in the United iulOlO was 4122 miles of main line as compared with 3T48 miles in 1909 Have yqu a weak throat If so you cannot be too careful You cannot begin treatment too earJyi Each makes yoa more liable to another and thd last Iltl always the harder to cure If you will take yatdtrouble 6old by GeoKIng SonsiI hC r TL I 1 f Sv Ii =p 1 r I j IL ei i TUESDAY I and FRIDAY kTWENTYSECOND EARLINGTONJPHOPKIN5COUMTY BEEiritssu 1PR0SRERITJ THE FARMER PROSPEROUS Purchasing Power Has Increased Fifteen Pet Cent in Ten Years Washington Jnn 19 Thbin creased cOst of living has no terror for Jhe American farmer judging by the coticlusionof the Department of Acriculture In the last ten years the value of hifl products has been increAsinp at sl1cha rate that the tiller ftthe soTlis now able to afford hi thet undreamed of luxuries andthe old homestead has been flitted With every modern con vemeucfi 7W11ie crop reports just issued by flip Department cousjderable space is devoted to the costof living problem from the farmers point of view Ther report says r Within the past tefi years the J purchasing power of the farmera has increased morE than 50 per cent Such conditions are haying and will continue to have more force in keeping the rising iretieration of farmers childrea upon the farrnthiin volumes up on volumes of printed advice to stay there The statisticians in the Gov ernment were determined not to be missed by their figures Aft r compiling labels of the im portant crops which showed that the per acre value f the average farm thlau hau the country hal gone up by leaps and bounds since 1899 they sought to discover what the farmer did with his maney1ndhav far it w ttfigures before them from which to draw com parisions the statisticianssetto- work and now announce that while the co taf articles pur chased has increased tbom crease in purchaBinfr pow roeach farm acre has outstripped it1 and Hie farmer is left with fc1 comfortable margin 6f profit for his vorkSEscaped With His Life Twentyone years old I faced an awful death writes H B Martin Port Harrelson S C Doctors said I had Consumption and the dread ful cough I had looked like it aura enough I tried everything I could hear of for cough and was tinder the treatment of the best doctor in Georgtown 8 0 for a year but could get no relief A friend advis ed me td try Dr Kings New Discov ery I did so and was completely cured I feel that lowe my life to this great throat and lung cure Its positively guaranteed for coughs colds and all bronchial affections GOcl00 Trial bottle free at alt Druggists L oN TIME CARD Time ol arrival of trams passing through and departure of trains originating atEarhJ1 ton Effective Sunday June 10 1910 NOBTiI BOUND No 92 fi25a m t No 62 1116am No 9i 723 m- No64il22pJ8OTITH ibUND v No 58Vj iV 480 am No9 823 a m No 61 421 pm No 98 1048 p m INTiiRUBBAN TRAINS NORTH BOUND No 104 826 am No 1OiOam-No 100H 200p m No 110 602pm SOUTH BOUND t NoloaOfO 745amw No 106 1000am No 107Mv12J7p m Pm7Noiri MHETIME CARp JV V0 M H E timecard went into effect Sunday June 19 1010 NoIl2leaves46amNo ICRRTIME CARD Tlme of departure of IllinolsO Jral trains from Nortonvllle Ky NOBTH BOUND No 102 H 128 pi m No 101 1 8dcIam No 122 local pass 1046 a tm No IBG ocal G36pm SOUTH BOUND No 101M 408 pin No 108 146 a mM No121loclpasa 128 pm1 NodS local pass 563 aTn iy Ijj Ic r I n Ii J I I rf 1 j- r t It o- fl r iTITi1Tt TI 11 r tiff u ftjsldaii Said Appdicitls Gill Stoics Expelled by tie Great Kidney Preparation I thought I would do you a favor and L Y rsSVamptootAbout oue year ago Iwas taken sick t Myfamityphysician eitis About two weeks ago I received your Almanac and read about weak kidneys and my back hurting me so much I thought I would try your Swamp loot and to my great astonishment sing one bottle I expelled three gall stones which weighed 135 grains think of it My kidneys are not well yet and so I have concluded to continue with SwampRoot Mr Schwake the druggist thought that it never was ap saud that the doctor had made a mistake It was no doubt gall stones that caused the trouble or they would not have come away so soon after com SwampRootI Kilmers SwampRoot to all those who suffer from liver and bladder troubles and t iaiuvery thankful that I ever discovered each a worthy I feel confident that it will cure me entirely of all kid sty and liver trouble MRS MARY SCHNITTGERJ n 1502 15th St and 5th Ave Nebraska City Neb Personally appeared before me this JSstatement and made oath that the same is true in substance and in fact A P YoTOOrCounty Clerk LoUis Stot te 49f here What S40 Will Do For Yon Send to Drn Co Iiingham i too N Y for a sample convince anyone YOU will also receive a booklet of valuable information telling allaboutthekidneysandbladder When When writiui be sure and mention this paper Regular fiftycent and onedollar size bottles for sale at all drug stor- eTHOMPSON IS iII CQVITTED- That Establishes That Murder was Committed With Automatic jun DEEP MYSTERY IS YET UNRAVELED 4 Henderson liv Juu 19ltie- velopedin tile eXnmiUng trlu i f young Thomas Thomson that his father was I from an automatic gun which is different from the one that young Wbompson was supposed to have towel Ore witness testified to iiggiBg a similar bullet out of fee gr tmd At the scene of the r trageSy which explodes the PUI aide theory i Afesfeher witness testified to geoius two men near the scene of ifce tragedy One wanted to go toward Oemotary Hill the other tried to prevent him When Thompson left the store the fatal morning he said that he was going to hunt his son Thom He took along a vial of medicine and revolver Young Thpmpson is thought to be estab Itching an alibi and the trials is eipented to leave the case as great a mystery as ever Detective Sutton was the last witness for the Own mon wealth but life evidence was not consid Bred of great importance The defendant was then placer on the stand and told his story He stated that when his father was missing at dinner and he was snit to 1 folJhitflhe went to the gransribCause he heard shotsha4ml thought his father might have been hunt ing He was on the stand two hours Thompson was acquitted Dont pay the highest price for it unless Jirsaleo the lowest I LEARN WHAT TO PAY by s udying tho ads Goed Woman Gone Mrs Henry Wyatt passed a way Thursday morning at two oclock after a long illness of stomach trouble She was thirty seven years old anda member of the Methodist church ghe leaves a husband and two children Funeral services were conducted at the residence on Main street yesterday ofternoon at i 80 ocldc by Rev Henry Moore and the burial took place immediately afterward at the a cemetery in the presence of a large number of friends and acquaintance Mrs Wyatt was a good woman a model wife and mother and bore her long suffering with christian fortitude 1J t j i iz 0- J I FILL my hear ye gods so that Ishall not say tohilts I haw done this Behold also alt hear of my life is gone Est rather I have lived an hour Emerson Bad Price Bad Work Craftsmanship used to be the key nato of labor be aimiraa to produce an excellent thing to still at a good price The modern business man tries to produce quickly a rotten and fantastic article so as to be able to sell at a bad price In enormous quanti ties So far Is this paradox true that areal economist newly always buys the most expensive things and the cheapjack is as c flea as not a million alreR R Buckley In London T Pe Weekly Unique Undertaking Running a store on the honesty system is to be undertaken by the farmers of Stony Ford Orange Mid dleton N Y1 A stock will be supplied and when a member wishes to obtain anything therefrom he will be entrusted with the key of the atorerom and whatever he takes he will make a note of and leave the price If he takes more than ho leaves the money for he will not bft trusted a second time A Happy Comet Harry aged six years was greatly excited over his first trip on a steam boat and his father allowed him to stay on deck with him for a while In the evening His attention was at once directed to the light of the searchlight moving to and fro Excitedly he grasped his fathers hand and said Daddy look There must be a happy comet near hero Spa how he wags his taU Ancient Ceremony The ancient ceremony of placing loaves in which coins had been Ins sorted on the tombstone In Selston churchyard Notts for old people to pick up and take away was observed the other Sunday IANTHDClean eottoa tARS BrinK to THE BBB offce We need them No strings or small pieces wantedMrs Dempsey Hale left Wedaes day for Drakesboro where she will liveMiss Winnie Ashby a charming young lady of Uadiionville visited friends bere Wednesday W S McQarT vi in Madfsasi vllle Wednesday in the Interests the K K Minstrels Artists Drawing nd Water Celer Paper for sate at this filet Large size sheets 6 cents NO EEA80IT POR IT When Esjrlingtoa Citixeiu Skew tie Certain Way Out There can be no just reason why any reader of this will continue to suffer the tortures of an aching back the annoyance of urinary dis orders the dangers of diabetes of any kidney Ills when relief is so near at hand and the most positive proof given that they can be cured Read what an Earlington citizen says Mrs H 0 Smith Earlington Ky says I was filleted with kidney trouble for years I had severe pains in the small of my back and whenever I stopped or lifted the attacks were particularly acute Myback ached at night and when I arosejtfn the inornlnI was very lame I became tiredeasily felt languid and was frequently troubled by headaches and spoils of dizziness I knew that ray kidneys were disordered as the secretions from these Organs were unnatural Learning of Doans Kidney Ijnts I procured a supply and receive relief from the time I began using them The contents of two boxes of this remedy cured me I shall rec om mend Doans Kidney Pills atI every opportanlty For sale by alt dealers Price 60 cents FosterMuburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents for the UnitI StatesRemember the uameDoanjsi and take rio otberr Every time you pay more for something than an ud reader would have to pay you pay a form of direct tax which eventually will amount to enough to buy a home If the buyer for your home is a perpetual student of the ads your hone is prospering t HLOODJNH Loosens the phlegm imme diatelyand permanently DHBCKER cures a Croup Whooping Cough and 11 Throat and Lung Afflictions The best remedy for children ajc sec and ftoo a bottle Mrs Harriette Wells Allen Gaffney S Cs3s 1 have had Bronchitis for about twenty and its the tine that has done me much good uiedlI f j C 7 1 1 IIIm v W dLr Kt31 i lJ AHtavrngfc J J t- tfi i1Ji 0 t krA lrt r r i a i A Good lime t Jr tlEven if we don t make much money in out Profit Sharing Sale We are making somethirfehaif is valuable setl to our futuh prospects we rare makingw friendsr i l- Mr j i Farmer you know the pleasure of seeing what you sow mclcultivate aridithe stock you fedarid attend grow into a perfect specimen pfits class W vV r Mr Railro Man is happiest when he can step jnto the c ib bfa pcrfectiron horse which responds perfectly to every touch of its mighty throttle Every man vho strives to Attain perfection in his vocation finds his greatest tir pleasure in gradually reaching his goal 1 1111 It v r You can appreciate our statement That we are Having a Obod Time when we tell yotithat this sale so far has greatly exceededany former effort r Its av great pleasure to 7 urOJ11 s plcktngup tht go 1U i thl 16S we are offering We appreciate your Qnf denceandwe will strive to make the last week the best week t iJ i of the sale It 1 r if i 1 1 Saturday January 28 This Sale Closes As fast as one lot of Bargains is sold out others will take their place Bargains will be as plentiful on the last day as on the 1st t d i y T jt Y offie to Our dale Every Day J tij +J rit BarnesCowand Co t 6gyp c ft CORPORATED I S J Earlington t a Kentucky ii f I r MITOHE ib SONb rJlIi r Livery Feed and Sale Stableiilf 1 Just below1 city hall All coalNorders promptly filled Drayage to all parts of city Moving a specialty I Gi2PdrigsQpen all hoursrhone6 2 IP l i rr- J Going Like Wildfire Thats the way to describe the widespread demand for Walter Wellmans Great Book The Aerial Age One critic calla it a fasci nating record of scientific ad venture another compares it tbua swift sailing ship with science at the helm and ad venture in the foretop still another says that it bristles with adventure and is brim ful of education in aviation Anyhow it is a ftreat seller as each days orders show Agents Wanted Send today your application for exolnBivo territory with 85 cents for 82 page agents pros pectus and successful selling canvass Deduct the 85 cents from your first remittance for 5 or more books Address ItR KELLER Sot COMPANY Maririiie lull lll Broadway end stilSt New York Subscribe for Tug BKK 55SRN u 1 a M t THQS C OlXTAH B1LMOHX UrLZj y jtik OBRYAN UTLEY COIncorporated I SI Funeral Directors and Licensed Bmbajmers We nreprepared to answer promptly all calls day or night Phone No 111 or 558 Maclisoimlle Ky r F- I Ii WHY ILAcquisition1r t o I Theelctric lighted home is the homexofcomfortof convenience of gen eral cieanijness A9fs f tyandjfi made happier with theuse of the little electric appliances v being put on the market i I Visit our office and let us demonstrate to you the use of the followingri iit1 f ElatironGhafinjg Dish Utility Motor Milk Warmer Massage Vibrator Cprling Iron Gbrn Popper Disc Stove Percolator Hot Water Cup Luminous Radiator Cigar Lighter Vacuum Cleaner Sewing Machine Motor and Ranges li t d 1 J t ytnceMasonicKentucky al rznqt+ rmJ I w1y yfif or I It r J 1 jj o f rtrr n 1r r 1 r BURIED TREASURE1 iKENTUCKYS POSSIBILITIES WAIT BE UNEARTHEDI y r fg J Norwood Curator of Ken i tucKy Geological Survey shows In Interesting Address Before Ken tucky Press Aosoclation the Great Possibilities of This State i In an address before the Kentucky Press Assnclatlon Ilt Louisville D comber 58 1910 Prof C J Norwootl of tho Kentucky Geological Survey poke as follows I Gentlemen of the Kentucky Press AsI Boclatlonr I shall not undertake to cllscviss In any detail nil the burled treasure of Kentucky which I understand toI wean mineral resources for three rnt- enB First to do so In anything an adequate way would be utterly Im1 I possible Ina paper like this Seto slate I occupy a position tho duties t of which call for efforts to bring n- and money to tho State to assist In developing our mineral deposits and in establishing Industries within the State for their utilization as well as tw give Information to our own clt li ns concerning what they have J- fruttol appeal to you for help Third to offer fooiiQ figgeitlons as I ite how you may assist In promoting Y the growth of agrldultUro In the 1 tate I win add a fourth reason I wlah to say something about the cent SIM since that not only is a live topic- jbit now but as regards population te of much Interest to those concerned the mineral resources of theI 4r1aMatte1 One hundred years ago according ie gftybert B Statistical Annals pub flaked In Philadelphia In 1818 Ken tacky had a population of 40S511per Mill of whom 324237 were free white In ninety years theaumber grew to 2147174 and In the succeed 7 lag ten years we have reached 2289 11Ma gain of only 142731 In the ten years or only a little more than 66 J per cent The smallness of the gain has shocked IL Without stopping to make ft toy real investigation of the cause i zany of uscontrary to all traditions hatonceentercd upon a course of lt elfcondemnation that has been as t tounding and our conduct lias been no i less hysterical than that of the sud It a liesly converted Blindly groping for ilroturniHsisneIdea originally the spawn of politics I that Kentucky Is criminal or at least criminally careless All sorts of L reasons have been glvqn for the small 5 ness of the increase of population Il literacy night riders poor schools feuds bad roads bad taxation laws rotten elections murders and a lot of other ugly things have been set up as the causes In fact almost everything from toadstools to hookworms hasI been blamed almost everything ex eepl Halloys comet dry I do not know whether you gentlemen of the press have over charged yourselves with any part of the poor skewing we have made or not I do got know whether you yourselves shoulder any part of the blame or not Bet Isnt It possible that at least some tit you have so emphasized the fact ti i thatIta little leaven leavenelh the Whole loaf that one bad man from Bitter Creek has been made to give tone td the whole StatcIf so would It not have been Just as well to have used the man from Peaceful Valley Instead As for me I believe the r peaceful Valley map represents the k Mate and that the man from Bitter Creek is merely ifFexcrescence and H that he can be i11atiaated without raising the riot alarm may be however that I have Misunderstood the recent clamor fotno years ago as I remember it Mr Wfttterson after a vigorous eam rpalgn In behalf Of the S red God Epees was charged with the awful crime of preaching freo trade pure 1ins simple He replied that the chargers were wrong What ho want 4i 9as not absolute free trade but I t rtr that mayhap he had talked freo trade stftnewbat more than h ewe but in doing so he was simply adopting the method of the man on f ene side of a street who wished to V opi a man on the other sldo In order that ho might have an Important talk V With himhe flrsb yelled to attract- Sv other mans attention and thenI S having gained It crossed over and conversed In quiet tones And so it may be that much of this d i rod recent shouting I will not say how f eJlthl1s really been to attract our I 0 riifc entlon If so please remember that JtJi 1titsr Wattersons man didnt keep pn c yejlUng he creased over and spoke hi i tj t lrAndnow that our attention hs bfiqn attracted let us oxohaiVgo t tie compliments of the dayrattdetto l ttte real business of the times that Of i tedouraBJng a dignified elfret1 tljipitglipttt the State of pandering tFFIi t 1 1o the tear of allen sneersntl Ol- i 1 notingconftdEuee tnthe State nlIfP ar IJ j f ldt J Ia Its people and a better UtiJeistniUli of oyr responsibilities to the yoo generationsIt that In coromentlirj on the explosion following the census returns 1 have wandered far from the subject of my paper this may be Nevertheless I am thinking of our burled treasures that may come nearer to explaining the disappointing census figures titan do tho reasons 1 have heard and read I ams thinking of the treasure washed from our at one time cultur able hillsides and dipping farmlands through poor agricultural methods and burled In the Gulf of Mexico re sulting In tho emigration of the careless stewards to new lands- I am thinking of our treasures in men and womenthe thousands of themwhoBO far an we are con corned are burled In Oklahoma in Texas and In other States as the re suit of the efforts of local emigration agents who have been and are now working 366 days In the year to so bury them And what pre wo doing to offset this emigration Surely the glowing accounts of these other lands that our own home papers print and that the alien papers and magazines that come Into the State print alongside with catalogues our own faults do not constitute an offset With local agents working for emi gration to other States and some of our own papers Indulging In editorials that tend to persuade the world that Kentucky Is among all the States the worst the worst taxed the worst In educational facilities and the worst In miscellaneous ways Includ lag murder arson and feuds how could one expect the population of the State to grow With our own people persuaded to leavo and strangers scared out of coming It seems to me ttat only an optimist of the rarest breed wouldexpect growth Kentucky has done well to show any Increase at all she has done so despite persuaded emigration and selfabuse Gentlemen let us stop bumping our own heads We do kayo our faults We do have some feuds Our taxation system may not be perfect Our edu cational facilities do need to be In creased and Improved We should in deed work to remedy every defect But why be so violent about It Why explode so much dynamite in order to dislodge a few obstructing rocks that the whole State Is blown up There are 119 counties In Kentucky Why hold up the delinquencies of some one of them in such fashion as to make them appear representative of all other counties Why not emphasize tho fact that the State as a whole is ono of the best places in the whole world In which to make a home and rear the generations that are to follow usV You know that to be true Why not emphasize the fact that feuds and assassinations are no more representative of this State than are the feuds and murders in other States repro lentatlvo of them You also know hat to be true Some years ago the late Richard P lothwell said in an editorial in the Engineering and Mining Journal Kentucky is by nature beyond all question one of the most favored States In this country No one questions that but according to my read- Ing most put the States value In agricultural advantages to the forefront whereas flue as it is for farm- Ing purposes it is taken as a whole greater In a mineral way This lat tel fact Is apparently more keenly appreciated by citizens of other States than by our own people It Is easier to obtain Kentucky capital for the development of mineral deposits In other States than It Is to get It for the development of better deposits In our own State It seems true Indeed that To be interested In distant objects llko the moon and to neglect what ties at our feet appears to be a trait of human nature y or the total expanse ot the State 41283 square miles about 16670 square miles are covered by coalbear ing formations In which occur according to locality from nine to twelve or more workable coals are gion of about 2000 square miles In the west Is rich in veins of fluorspar barytes and calespar with some lead and zinc in the central part lead larycts and calespar veins with some luorspar are found in enormous num ber distributed over an area of about 1000 square miles over the whole of Jacksons Purchase region about 2340 square miles splendid clays abound together with sands of high value valuable slllclous earths lignite beds and other minerals adjacent to the eastern and southern margins of the western coalfield Is an area of perhaps 1000 miles In which are found excellent plastic clays and some koa line while on the western margin ot the same field are large areas of high class refractory clays or firesands with some kaolin In addition we have great areas of find claya and ceo mentmaking materials on the rim ot the central region superior cement materials are also found In the margins of both coalfields and elsewhere Then also we have large areas of the Ugliest grade of fireclay In the east ern coalfield hundreds of1 square miles of excellent Iron ore favorably placed with reference to fuel and flux great areas of limestone and sandstone ot the highest value for structural and other purposes large areas of rock asphalt for paving roadmaking and other purposes an abundance of well llstrlbuted roaUmaklng material oth er than limestone consisting of clays for burning as such or mixed with sand also chart and black shales notably extensive fielfls of petroleum and natural gas and of salt brines large areas of shales and ex ensive areas of phosphate limestone and nodules regions of glass sand of moldors sand of flint of metallic paint beds and pigment earths areas of excellent lithographic stone and so on We have all that and yet the selling value of our mineral output Including cement and products at the place of prpcluctibnihdoubtless did not Qxceed 18000003 for the cur rent year Now I believe that the press in its i to build Up the State has ieehpvone to dwell toh 011 the m restate Importance of obtaining awJIyIen IP tlo agrioulttlra tnr n fl5uc a rpalatlon 0 f oi- c w 4 5e to have a larger percentage of our soil in cyltiyationIs desirable thing but I fear we have not about the business in quite tile rIghtI way ido from the fact thatit IS of firs Importance to get r suits t om the soil we are alroftdy cul tlvatlng wo must first incteaso the Industrial population of the State be fore we can hope to make any great advance In diversified farming when that Is done the agricultural Increase WIll come and we wlllat the same time bo able to hold our young farm eta at home The farmer must have a bettor home market for his products otherwise we need not expect an Increase of prosperity simply through an Increase in the number of farmers- It seems to me that while we have hitherto rather thoroughly exploited the agricultural side of the State we have failed to pay sufficient attention to the mineral side not coal alone but the varied mineral resources 6i the State I believe that It the editors will em phasize the mineral advantage of their regions more fully than has been the case hitherto and work for the estab lishment of Industries that may be based on them they will accomplish more toward building up agriculture than can be done otherwise since as the mining and manufacturing Indus tries grow tho home market for agri cultural products will grow See what coal miniiig alone has done Prom an output of 5020675 tons in 1900 the production of com mercial coal has grown according to present Indications to about 12900 000 tons in 1910 possibly somewhat less and possibly even 13000000 ions This is an increase of about 7879000 tons or about 157 per cent In the ten years and we have just begun to mine coalThe number of coal miners has also grown greatly Indeed such gain 1m population as we have made since 1900 appears to be very largely of not most largely due to mining I believe it within reasonable bounds to esti mate that the gain in the last ten years exclusive of that portion of the population employed In mining has been less than 80000 In 1900 there were 10222 persons employed at the coal mines Those employed at clay fluorspar barytes and Iron mines may be estimated at 500 making a total of 10722 miners Assuming per cent of th8j minors represent families of five p sons and I believe that Is somewhere near the correct proportion the mln err pouulatlon in 1900 was about 47 178The total population was reported as 2147174 Subtracting the mining families leaves 2100000 as the non mining population in 1900 In 1910 about 24919 persons were employed at the coal mines and about 1000 at other mines These probably represent a population pf about 11i 000- Subtracting this mining population from the total pomilatlon reported renbrted leaves 2176900 as the nonV pining pounloUon which 1s an t crease of only 76900 tor the ten years If these figures prove 10 be approx- Imately correct It slipwa that whlle there has been a gain of more than 141 per cent In the coalmining popu lation alone the gain In other popula tion was but little more than 36 per eatwere We to base calculations ont population represented by all families whose subsistence Is dependent upon wages earned In the production of mineral substances In tho State thus Including stono quarries petroleum and natural gas with the coal clay fluorspar barytes calcite and Iron mines we would naturally find that our gain since 1900 has been due chiefly to the development of our mineral Values- I believe that the growth of this State Is to come through mining and the development of pur oil and natural gas resources and of manufactures al lied with mining If It Is toabecome a sheep raisin State it must t through mining If it Is to become a cattleraising atonot simply a grower of blooded her4s1t must come through mining If it Is to be eminent as more than a tobaccogrowing State agriculturally It must come through mining When the people of the medium good lands and of the poor lands and of the impoverished lands see a local market developed they will take greater Interest in farming in scientific farming In fertilizing In Intensl e farming and a tide of Immigration will turn toward our State that we can not otberwlseexpect Kentucky Is Indeed one of the rich est States In burledJtreasures You have done much to bring them tu light you ran do more Educate the people to a better Understanding of tax laws work for conditions that will be more favorable for an increase of manufactures teach Kentucky cap ital to stay at home and assist in building up Kentucky instead ot building up other States that BO built up lure our people away to their borders cease relyrny solely on out side capital continue the work for KGqd roads work for u forestry law of some real value pay more atten tion to the matter of Improving our Inland streams teach better farming and preach against the fearful waste of our soda Glorify the dear Old Kentucky with her happy mororlcs and homely ways but preach a Wholesome Now Kentucky a young mans Kentucky a progressive Kentucky a Kentucky whose future shall be com mensurate with the wealth with which nature has endowed her and- 1t thff end of the coming ten years the cencut will toll us quite another btory tram that over which we now tf troubled Lpare back may come from over wurli sold settled Intlie uinsolos of tin hack or from disease In tho two former cases the right remedy IH ALJJARptSSNOWLINI MENT It hound bo rubbed in tluironulvly over e nffeotectpirtt the relief wllllljrourptand antis fu rory I pc I00 per lUrSfu haMvo iirl9cdYQ1r urtht KK M jitrispu tfi ri I lr- iJtuo 2lrtlbacrer ttlOWftI i fM- 4t 3 n 6000I SHOES FOR LITTLE MONEY Tii I 1 VVb1J Have you visited our Bargain Shoe Counter lately In taking stock 4We are finding numerous odds and ends in good seasonable shoes we are throw on this counter at a great sacrifice Shoes for men women and children that will answer for the balance of the winter at from 12 to 23 of their first price We will save you good money if you buy S THESE BARGAINHGES n LiTTV VV- BISHOPCOMPANY MAD1SONVILLE I KENTUCKY I I jIg p a AN UP TO DATEI DEPARTMENT STQBEFi- ve I i 0 I big sundr one roof We handle IVIRYV THING If you dont see what you want ask for it Each department in this store carries aV complete line of w i 199QS and new goods are arriving constantly J j iI We give pur customers the best brands and frnrnst de pendable goods on the market at moderate prices and v thatsk why we hold their trade 4 1J I r We are reaching out after new customers andwe want YOU Come in and let us I ne hiatterbver We wantjWj VVv 111 to show you our goods and quote y prices that ci wl i hwyifr vi A Jsave you money I STSTORE a i W R COYLE MANAGERI lUSt Btfnard Mining Company INCORPORATED it 11 EARL 1VGTON KENTUCKY I e r Ir J rlJledl ten veIY- I It BYTHEIr USGovt I 111HER O y A Lu STANDARD TYPEWRITER Ft 1 The Simplest Strongest and Most Practical Typewriter t Jj VVMade I m1 CB 65L f 0 r t tir I r ROYitI TYPEWRITER COiJY-y II J pr 1 twrit r 6 dldiog N v E r N 1 oh In Eaoh FJ=oJ al C 1 I r- lJ W I I Iff fS Y ocr f 4rc w Fvr v t 1rh- a tI i riI 0n r r s It t rS tl tcrle K eej t M MOORE AND PUBLISHER t EI FAWCETT tEDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER n IMemberoF I eague t Branch Office in Mortons Furniture Store 119 South Main Street Madi I sonville Kentucky Phone No4MISS AILELN DAVIS Mgr t Telephone 47 January 20 1911 i e t 1NN i H o 1i Early to bed and early to rise Attend to your business and advertise I f And you will be healthy prosperous and wis- eANNOUNCEMENTS I We areauthorized to announce L JL Bata candidate for re oleotiot to rdpresent Hopkins county in the tower houseof the next General As sembly Kentucky subject to the action of the Democratic party j We are authorized to announce Cass Oj Walker as a candidatn for Representative frond Hopkins coon ty in the lower house of the next General Assembly of Kentuckysub jed tothe action of the Democratic party J r We are authorized to announce Xd L Young as a candidate to rep k resent Hopkins county in the lower house of the next General I ef Kentucky subject to the action1 at the Democratic party TAILING GASSUPPLY MARES 1 COAL GOOD t Y Hundreds oI Kansas City People Who Used GassNow Burn Coal I J Oltyretf gas uJ e surrounding fields has brought them hundreds of new customers and that more people than that 1 city and suburbs are using coal for heating now and has been i the caseaiuce natural gas was j I t first introduced Many house f holdersstilluse gas when the j W but when J it gets very cold the pressure is ipjulI in to provide all the heat needed and they have to a fall back on coal The coal men n of that section believe that this 5s a growing feature laid that becomele the gas Deposits become exhaus tedCoal Trade Journals Old papers for sale at the J3eE office Corporation Tax Receipts j Washington=Corporation tax Jam 10 2392 to date 26080051 4 Every Month writes Lola P Roberts of Vienna Mo 41 used to be sick most of the time and suffered with backache and t headache My Mother who byfi two bottles and I have been well ever since I1 f E CARDUI The Womans Tonic Cardui is a gentle tonic for young and old women It relieves and prevents pain It builds strength It feeds the nerves It helps systemTharmless f it has no I bad aftereffects does not Interfere with the use of any other medicineand can goodTry itIr r M Subscription Rates Quo Year 100 f Six months t 60 Three mouths 25 Single copies ir 5 I c Specimen copies failed free on application Correspond ents wanted in all parts of the county Addross us for particulars l I Friday Assembly BUSINESS receipts BUREAU OF MINES WILL BLOW UP A COAL MINE Big Coal Dust Explosion to be Produced I ia Pennsylvania MineJ The Bureau of Mines is pre paring to touch off an explosion ni a real coal mine to demon strate the jexplosibility of coal dust Some say that the Gov ernment experiments at Plata burgh have only a theoretical value because they are conducted in a steel taut and not in a mine The Government is try lug to hammer into the heads i the doubters that it is coal dust not gas that causes the most terrible wino disasters They have bought a mine and will blow it up to prove it The experimental explosions will have all the characteristics- of the real disaster without the usual loss of life for there will be no one in the Government mine when the dust explodes When the poisonous ases have I been driven out the experts wilt enter and study the effects of the explosion Scientists have long known that the dust of coal wood and grain is explo Rive ir is onlywithin three years that they have disover il flint coal dust is an explosive as powerfulas dynamite 100 Reward 100 The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stag es and tnat is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Care is the only positive cure now kqawn to the medical fraternity Catarrh being a constitutional disease requires a constitutional treatement Halls Ca tarrhCure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the sys tern thereby destroying the foundation ct the disease and giving the patient strength by build lag up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work Tho proprietors have so much faith nits curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure Send for list of testimonials Address FJ CHENEY h CO Toledo 0 Sold by all Druggists 73 cents Take Halls Family Pills for constipation Orphcum Minstrels Mirth Melody Laughter and Song r will reign over the audiences who attend tho Orphoum Minstrels which the limb Kbiituck Band wilt present at the Temple Theatre Monday night Jan 23 The performance a clean wholesome laugh provok tug onesits solo object being to amuse and entertain Over twenty of the latest song hits will beren dered by picked sinners and the uompniiy numbers over thirtytwo people Special stage settings elec trical ejects and other novelties will be introduced Included hi tle big cast are such clever and talented artists as Wade and Wade the premier black facet comedians Johnny Lowry the gold en voiced little soubrette Grace play zier Cook and WoodallvPortor ard Kersnnds champion buck and wing dancers I Pstatoet Betts Than Gold I Carlyle ones told a man who wu nauclally Interested In gold mining that all the gold OVF produced In Calls fornia was not worth ono good mealy potato And yet tho potato in Scotland has a history of less than two hundred tears When Macdonald of Olanran old In 1743 bought seed potatoes for his tenants In South Ulster they ob fecnd to planting them berMise the potato Is not mentioned in the Bible Heartburn indigestion of distress of the stomach is Instantly relieved badlylandbowelsBernard Mlniiur Co Incorporated t Keep on Smiling Make up your mind to this Un the mortgago is foreclosed youve got ur dome until the grocer refuses to kllvcrnny more bread you have I redu nnd until tho toe touches your ody you havent been kicked Its tine enough to fret about those things rvifn thoy have happened but until iMm kop on doing the best you can nl static t 4t awww d e X r HAVE YOU TRIEDPAXTINE The Great Toilet Germicide You dont have to pay COc or 100 a pint for llstcrlan antiseptics or peroxide You can make 16 pints of a more cleansing gcrmlcldal healing and deodor lzng antiseptic solution with onai5c box of PaCUneasoluble antiseptic powder obtainable at any drug storeA Paxtlne destroys germs that cause disease decay and bdors that Is why It Is the best mouth wash and gargle and Why 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linens our reg ular 25 cent value special atI 19C 36inch pure linen sheer quality a 35 cent value spec ial at I 25C Very fine quality shirtwaist acid fronting linens at 35c 40c50c65c and 75c 4 Verystrikin values in 36inch pure linen lawns at 35c SUe 75c and i0O r 36inch find handkerchief linens 50c 75c and 100r 45inch flue pillow case linen 85c value very special 69at I i 0 C 36inch cream heavy coun q terpaine linen 50c quality 2C = Flaxons Flaxons are made in a wide range of qualities and our syndicate buying permits us to offer finer qualities at lower prices than will be found else wherePlain Flaxons aj I2c I5c I8c 20c 25c and 35c w Checked Flaxons at 20c and 25c Pajama Checks a Genuine pajama checks 36inch wide cuts to good advantage in ladies f and childrens underwear two t qualtties c 122and 15c rffW Domestics 36inch Domestic Good Brown 5i ytpBrownf 36inch Domestic Cora Bleached71c 36 S1CBleached Qtf7 36inch Bleached1iOc 36inch Standard121c 15cCan1brie 20cJcp Sheetingsl I 94 Brown QcV Sheeting 104 Brown25c84 Bleadled23c 94 Sheeting Bleached ZJCr I 104 Bleached 27Sheeting C 36inch Tubing Pillow 1Sc 20cehTowelsi Large size union buck towels hemstitched our regular 35c pair tOW r ds special for 25c4 this sale pair Full size blenched bath towels SOc r 39pairc b Extra heavy large fh t ttowels 75c values 59cpairet a k Pure linen husk towel large Size 20x40 inch regular35cf 50c value i All broken pairs and ample fine linen huck and damask towelst J greatly reduced prices b I J Clearance Sale Price nil all Winter gQodsstiUinforcePonf I see the Ladies Tailor at ChitlgWaists Kimonos r I alt reduced hi rlrrrrrr w r r w- rr rr r rir r IN RESPONSE to the requests of tiffany four patrons we t have put the date of our White Sale some three weeks earlier than has been our custom This will be do opportune time for all to purchase the materials for their spring sewing at decidedly substantial reductionsfQUALITY has been the one idea uppermost in our mind during the entire time that we have been preparing for this great Sale and especially is this so inour extraordinary showingof Muslin Underwear The best workmanship and the best of materials only have been utilized in its manufacture and if dainty style and neat simplicity count for aught we will win the feminine appJuse at first sight of these beautiful garments i A careful examination of every Item priedfn this dyertisemrtt will be the best to convince you that HIGH QUALITY and LOW PRICES have been combined in an effort to serve you in the mosteconomical way J t Embroideries P w i 2500 yards of good cambric edges insertions and headings worth up to lOc yard IC1000 yards cambric edges and insertions closely embroidered ZI worth up to I5c yard k C Cdouble800 yards wide cambric edges fine galloons corset cover em15cbroideries and alovers values up to 35c yardI 0 200 yards of dainty swiss handkerchief edge embroidery 1 0c j with insertion to match + + Cwear t Flouncings ra 27inch wide flouncings the correct thing for summer r i 39dresses 59c values ri f e 1 Fine dress flouncings 27 inches wide v 49c75c values 0 Very fine embroidered flouncings 69c100 values rVery 9ScpatternsWide bands and galloons to match the above trflouncings J 0 I K t Very 48gorgeousWide Baby Irish bands49Cto match 4 r Movers v i r V i Fine 49cvaluesVery dainty swiss and nainsook alovers 3lt 75Cvalues up to SlSd yard choice Table Linens 60inch Bleached Damask CottonC 5cized64inch Bleached Mercer 42cized Damask heavy 65c Pure Linen Damask 49C 75c Da Puri LinenS9C 100 Pure Linen Damask 7Sc2 yards wide 150 Finest Satin Damaskr25 Napkins 18x18 Hemmed Merc 85ctNapkins 4 00Napkins22x22 Mercerized Nap kins I 3 ICD to 100 All Linen kins Nap79c 125 kips All Linen Nap Sge 150 Pure Linen Nap kins IvCr 1 29Napkins I 250 Fine Linen Napkins to match qualityDamask r QO J i Laces I i All odd Valenciennd lace edges and r i and insertions that sold regularly 0 atSc 6i2c and 712C choice t 3c illl 11 odd Valencienne edges arid in i sertions that sold regularly at y Irl ti8ot=2c lOc and 12 l2c choice 5c J j5 All odd Valencienne edges and in JZ sertfons that sold regularly at 15c ZicchoiceBog l tof linen and cotton torchon lace edges and insertions worth up to lOfyard 5choice C t r Normandy Val edges that sold regularly atl5c and 25c hoicer 1 Dc TV L Gin hams 0 1 150 pieces New Spring Dress Ginghams on display Bettert qualities than last year at per yard 10c and 122c f a Muslin Underwear1 i v Corset Covers V lace and embroidery trimmed corset covers well made and goodD materials all prices 26c 35c 49c T5c and 98c i 1 I if I 0 j Drawers IfI i w Full cut frenchband open sUyle tucked lace and embroidery trimmed a r f Extra values at 25c 49c 59c 75c and 98c v t Gowns 0 Very special standard muslin gowns full cut well made both V shape and high neck long or short sleeves 11 r v vH 49 5W eChoiceand style at Other gowns made of cambric and nainsook high heck square neck and slipovers long and short sleeves 70c 98cI t 191 139 148 198 and 247a I Extra size gowns for very stout wonieri good qualit j98c aid iiO Combination Suits Soft nainspokjiorset cover and drawer combinations also corset cover rand t V skirt combinatioiis beautifully made and trimmed 98c 119 i48 i98 298 298and 398 f r M Princess Slips itY i I Fine lndoa jlJiQi lace trimmed Princess Slips finefitting garments 19 alldlt 48S r to J 14 J r l I f Childs Draversf vVWell J r twelve years l6c 15C and 20 1 India Linons 8 71LinonsC 81Linons12 t2c Indiacf 121JC 25c India Linj sr I 2 Crt Persian Lawns p- I 15c Persian Lawns 122C 20c Persian LaWnf Hff H Hf 15cv cLawns4OinchwldeZOc Very Special 1000 yards of 40inch fine Persian Lawns in length from t to 20 yards perfecUgoods worth l5c to grades 35c yard choiceaItl 0c longCI9thj StcrY 12 12c quality Long Cloth IUCI- Sc Long qualityrCloth 121C1 Dimities 15c Checked Dimity I 12tc 20c Checked Dimity 15c Checked2oc- x Checked Nainsook 10c quality Checked Nainsook 8C 12 l2c quality Checked Nainsook I 10c 20c quality Checked Nainsook 15c o Shirting Madras CinchI 25c Shirting Madras 32 17wide Cr I- sinch Sheets and PillowCases 45x36 Pillow- Cases 10cI I 72x90 Manhattan Seamed Sheets 3cr63x90 Mohawk Sheets for Single Beds 65cv81x90 MohawkZ S5eSheets White iltsr Very Special 160 Values White Quilt size 72x76 I Iii f 79C Large Site Hemmed r00valuesFringed Cut Corner While 5150valuesExtraJine White Quilts Hemmed i 50ScaHV5t Crash Stevens all linen unbleached Crash 7c 0 8c1 lOc and I2c Stevens all linen bleached Crash 12ic and 15c Very special union linen bleached Crash red border at 4 71C All linen Crash 1Sc vat uespedial atto 1 21 PheavyPure towling linen buck guestCPure linen plain huck 25 inch ancttlgured45c K JCtow l 3l t ITT p f I 1 IL i1i1r tr r 0 J I j C W LINDSAY WHOLESALE CIGARS CIGARETTES TOBACCOS MADISONVIEU KENTUCKY STRtETPnQNtc 7 N ADTALK What would you think of a salesman whojreportcil forlduty one day lay off for two worked a half day went off for a week i and so oa withoutany regular ity Surely you would not expect ry good service from such a man And yet some merchants J hold advertising which is sim ply a salesman up to great results when it is allowed to work very irregulary The fact that advertising costs money is proof of its value- Things without cost are usually worth only their price Tf 111h oJjf News of IM Town j a tip Tdp Flaur 11115the bill j disk Bros have the latest copy JIllht books for rent j i Miss Merrill Harland of Alt Car aael IIIi Is visiting friends here Try Tip Top Flour It is the lest Everything m Musical Ins ru agents at Smiths Department Store KadisonviUe Ky W C McLeod has signified in tention of building several new roe idences in this city Mr McLeod has confidence 4ln the future of Arlington aud is willing to put his money in a good thing White Geods Sale commences Saturday Jan Iald continues 10 days SMiTifs DEPT STORK Madisonyille Ky Say Tip Top Flour to your gro cery mail Philip Oaler and wife are visiting relatives near Louisville this week Miss Virginia McGary visited vMi88 Eleanoro Dee Gordon in Madi f spnville Tuesday night 0 fe Brinkley IllS concluded to handle Edisons Phonographs and reeords inour town Any one need fag a good phonograph and records would do tyrell to see him before purchasing elsewhere The latest styles in Em tthferyLacolJ and Ladles Under Ttear at sale prices v SuiH8 UnIT STOR- E6adisonville Kv David Adams and wife were in JI a1lieontIth Wednesday 911 busl leba relativetg j SewiWeoUf BeetiJjr6ar it will only rest and dtiUarH and it will be a con t+ ant reminder of you twice each week e Jas R hash and gdF D Rash were in NtedleoiivUle Wednesday attending the funeral of Mrs Ohas SeymoMr I Dont lath to call for Tipfop lour When In need of window shades I see SiskvBros Book Company MiBs Hftttie Ashby of Madison ville was the guest of Mrs Ed Trahorn Tuesday atITemple Th iitre Monday nightI January 231110 IC K Baud will havo iclmrge and n good minstrel show Isguarautel1dI Bring your pictures to SlskJ Bros Book Store and have them framed Miss Olive Gallothan of Lebanon Tenn who guest of Miss Pansy auleforsoveral weeks has returned home White Goods Sale commences Saturday Jan 21 and continues 10 day s SMITHS DEPT STORE- MadlsonvllIo Ky If you have not used Tip Top Flour you have not used the best Eugene Witharapopn who has been quite ill for some time is tie cidedly bettor The Klub Kentuck Band has secured the famous Orpheum Min strels for an entertainment Monday night January 23 This show con tams thirtytwo people and includes some or the best talent in the coun try It is guaranteed to be a good clean performance full of catc11YIsongs and sparkling wit eryone turn out to see a good show have a good hearty laugh and help swell the gate receipts Sisk Bros have a full line of Blank Books John B Cook has returned from a few days visit to Bt Louis Mo THE BEE and the Book Thats a1 good combination Ask TilE BEEI man about it Douglas Brady son of Mr and Mrs Car Brady had the misfortune to break bib arm while at play last Wednesday Miss Bessie Bennett who has been visiting her sister Mrs Hugh GrftHu of St Charles has returned home Everything in Musical Instru ments at Smiths Department Store Madieotiville Ky Miss Jennie McGary who has been visiting friendsFlu Madison yule has Seats are now on sale for the K K Miuistrels and are going like hot cakes on a cold morning bettor so cure yours while you oau get then Geo 0 Atkinson was lu Mad sonville Wednesday on business The aiiny latest styles in EmIbroidery Laces and Ladles Under wear at sul prlces SMITHS DEpT SToiw- Madisonville Ky C H McGary made a business trip to Mbdisonville Wednesday Bisk Bros will soil you cut glass and sterling silver goods at a 25 per cent discount until February 1 Hy Latimer of Drakesboro was here Wednesday on business 1e leeeee11ee 11e1ee ee 4IEr t IE I 61IiIE 18003 Prescriptions 1 v 3Tineprescriptions filled by us during the year just t ended J kYThesepublic confidence confidence that we earnest 8 n KNfo tl ly try to inerlte1It has afforded us great pleasure to be in a e3mV 4 less0 appreciative fyolJF patronageo0 t 1 pretir lei+ sari tion work and accord each and every one the s J time and care necessity to insure accuracy e3 Quality also plays a vital part in thiswork an 3essential which we never overlook fl el We thank each individual for the many PrefIMi renoels shown us+ NGM N l STJWRNARD DRUGSTORE iST BERNAR MINING CON + 1 1hiP 1 INCORPORATED i 301 E JffGTON J pKENTUCKY q l 4 l i ft I C r Lr ALL A i4 i09140a t f e96 + 4Lee0b11 IPem11111011et1Atl4l4A1e644 IK IFA iAEDISON PHONOGRAPHS n With Amberol 4 minute records Exchange your old records for new ones Ask Your Dealt C E BRINKLEYI EVERYTHING EDISONI Phone 69 1 = I+ + + + + + + + + + e l+ + + + stirG TEMPLE THEATRE if 1I I The Orph urn Minstrelsl W w w Ge e1 F tz A picked comanYof singers dancers com y mirthefjj 1 tpelodyeverything new jiovd original special sceneryostumes effects Concertby Klub Ken ijbi tuck Band t pI 1 Pric s 25 35 and 50 Cents 1 a 1 BARNSLEY BRIEFS lO Q1c Wcr u W D Hill proprietor ofS B M Oo Store went toEarltu tOn Monday 4i Rnfe Williams sold hi 8 l aj- gence and moved to BeVler ues day V i Jasper Kyle moved to Blier Wednesday Willie WilHaixis and tvifeyri- n town Sunday visiting relatjvp Allison Wade brbupht the rba ideuce of Rufe Williams aud will move iu this weekV 1 Olaude Woodis will move tp his new home this week Roscoe Ashley wasihMndisoll villa Wednesday VViMr and Mrs J T Jones spent Monday in the county seat on business 6 MesdixmeR Mary Perkins andII MreXDolly A Hand returned home Sunday from the bedside- of Ellis Hand of Oentral Oity who is very low Bud Morton was in toWnlMon dayHardinLaffoon was in town Monday on business Mrs Lem Hammons made a trip to Nortonville Monday visit ing parents Mrtt Jetiuie WIllson returned from Nortouvijle Monday Al Thompson has moved here from Sr Charles he will workto for Kingston Coal Co Mr Wilhite of near Ashby- hurg visited her daughter Mrs 4TW D Hill broughtr the property of J T Jones Monday and deeded it tq his son Nat t Olaude Woodis made a trip to Earlingtou Tuesday j Mr and Mrs J T Jones will move to White Oity soonjWill Lyle had his leg bruised mondajuight toIL A Villiams left Tuesday for Halts ky Mrs Frank Duue wept tu Mortons Tuesday Shopping BraUernan Bed well is JiI the Interurban relieving Adams who is sick V i Jack Vickery left hero Tues day fcjr Halts Ry l f- W T Vickery weuj io Earl ingtou Tuesday Ed Bracket made a grid tt- idisouvillq uesdaYi S L Aiiron who lids filed suit jgainrt tho Kiu gto1J opal Co Was in the aunty sent Tuesday A PKinV sal eant o for Ra- G k r YV o- i gojv Bros was here Tuesday on business for the firm A G Spillman8 bird dog WHS killed by n train here last Satur dayV- VV H MIerkitis e1nallchild is sick O 0 Rnmbo was here Tues day 0 t Lyodiuesday Loyd Pvje whohot his haml while Bird Hunting Tlmnksuw ingis Netter 1298 Suits Now 1500 Suits THE CORN utAT EVANSVILLE 23 TO 28 Youre Arent You n Make our store your headquarters All conveniences are at YOur service Therell be a winter iiionth end sales in allour men boys departments a rare chance to pick or pick up a hew outlet at a small cost Besides these savings we help to defray your expense by rebating IT HEREloti ivEVANSVILLEIND 18691 ulu SCHOOL Corning IAYSTO TRADE r a 11 1Prr 1rVIII j Grain Hay and Feed f HayLet us furnish your Grain and Feed We make close prIces and quick deliveryV Y J e S C Jennings Company t Madisonmlle ti Kentucky e- Lt ti f Next door to RU k CtYlvtll Limry Stele uD I 4jd h 2J BEE AD S PAY 4 toJ 1 HI KH 4rt i4 l j Now in ProgressSeasonbley a 1 IGreatcrowds attended the the past theysawthe boughtand ftl 2 r everyone was over the bargains offered The unanimous verdict t the vast crowds was the most radical and genuine reductlous in the city oft nw Cleans money saved every v time you come Witch for the Red Letter Price Ticket It Tells of fc Renuced Price Every Time thI tGarments at Reduced Prices joverr 4V f material THERE ARE TOO MANY GARMENTS TO DESCRIBE THEM INDIVIDUALLY BUT i I lBRIEFLY TOLD THESE ARE THE REDUCTIONSrt Suits Radically Reduced It Suits Now fort 7O-J 2250 for 2700 11098 JANUARY THE its mid and out sale 20 00 Suitst Now for t1 12752500 Suits Now for 1850 3000 Suits Now for 2250 1250 Coats Now for 2000 Coats Now for 2650 Coats Now for t JAPIG IN Ladies Dressesf v i 1 lWehave about 50 Ladies1 Wool silthiS seasons newest models in a full raii tiff new and fash ionableVcolors and a full range of sizes v tJ THREE SPECIAL LOTS 4 I 1000 and 1100 Dresses Reduced torf 548 250 ands 1500 Dresses Reduced to y 798 1650 and 1750 tresses Reduced toV t898- All 11 1 of them in fabrics suitablefor Spring f Wear ESTABLISHED I Coats J jl 750 1500 1850 BARGAIN GREATLY REDUCED Radically Reduced 1800 Coats Now for i12 50 n I l f144 itNow 1650 t i 1 3000 coats Now for w itI 2100 1 t Furs Reduced s Black and Astrachan Sets worth ji7 Sale price 4If 50Black Coney Sets Worth t1050 gale priCe set 6 75 I Black and Brown Opossum Sets well worth 1260 Sale price fl Q Cft J set tBlack Jap Lynx Sets barrel mull shawl CflSale rBlack Opossum Sets Regular value 250Q Sale lrlce- set O1 CHvf v p I B j i Mink Scarfs satin lined 1500 value price V17 1 00c 4rOWLEJ1OK JALKER SansYilie IndI 1 J 1 1 rrnpt J r i If I I r j 4atI trl yty u 0 1 n Ii11 ri Il 4 It u The Famous flaOThe Camp with DiffusedLight severalrpeople sit because it does not strain theteyes of those sitting far from it I The Rayo Lamp is Constructed to gIve- r EverydetailMs been included mayMya more expensive containerbut you cannot get a givesTfijs and strength shadeholdertaelIS It is made of solid brass fintsheteJlshedl Once a Rayo User Always One durrlpKwragency p StandardOacorporateil Oil Company Madisonville Notel JJ i itiHR AILX1K DAVIS t i 1 i ff s 3 OUltJV 11tk1 Mrs L F Ruby rzmWy en 4 tertalned the Southend Bridge Club on Wednesday fterflAiat her home in 8outlilInJtyiiStreet Besides the members of the Club present there were Mpsdames John L Grayrtt and W P Ross Miss Annie Mal Yaifier of Paducah and- i Belen Gregory The club consists of MosdatnoB H F Head R 0 Suttle 0 A Morton R S Dulin Jr Clvdo Ruby J D MuPherson Jr A R CiimmitiH OW Lindsay Geo N wbold Fred Refneekc L E Ruby and Miss Florence Allyn Tho Club prize a set or Pearl col Extra Lace Special I 1060 or more yds 5c and toe ilo1 Lace yd 2 20 per cent off on all other Laces I Embroideries lor pins was won by Mrs 11 S Du HnJh while the guest urlzo was Iw dad Miss Annie Mai Yaizer who soured tho greatest number of points of the visitors being given an exquitilt arrangement of La Franco roses and ferns tied with an Im monco bow of pink Tulle A dainty luncheon was prettily served by Mrs Ruby at the conclu sion of the KamesO Miss Vlrta Barnett loft Wqdnes day morning for Dawson Springs to spend several days with relatives and friends The Protracted meeting held at the Methodist Church in this oily conducted by Rev C F Wimberly la attracting triunence crowds and this stouts to be one of the greatest ninptlnirM df Its kinds evVr hld In MHiilfoiivllle SnlcmlKI i nic lit each s rvlcf and the pu lm a s cordiiilly invited to nttpnd I LJlC t ieiJst stretching iHbargains Everything concentrate i 1 IMens and Boys Suits Rain- Coats and Overcoats v J v Mens Two nd Three Suits all Sizes 33 to 42 in blacks n blue serges fancy serges greys browns and IQfancy worsteds ranging m price 10 to 20 JT rice Youths Two and Three all sizes 31 Jo 35 in browns J Priceand1 Mens Full Overcoats a ldRahitoafs all sizes in blacks greys and fancy plaids 750 to 12 1 rice 2SllL i Bo PricetoI Boys Str ight Panf Half Price xleeL I j 1 II Shirt Special 1 1jIciJt i 1 A lot of titlbosop1 shirts 15 to 17 cuffs 121 d j r13e3e4s r ir J M McPherson 10 aesistfiig in the MndleonvilJe Savings Bonk this week during the absence of ono of their oflicials i JT Alo cniider WitS In Enrli Utoii Fridiiy tn iutartRt of the Hopkins 8 County Bank MI Fred Feller visited frlonds in iJPflfII ton Thursday E L left Thursday for Louisville to upend several days Judue wf Yst re ufned homo Thursday after spending a couple of daYb in Greenville Mrf W JfcliHinb of Nashvilfr who has been visiting friends for the paptfew days hUt ivurned accompanied by her mother Mra Story f I iMrs Falcon Baker is visiting her lDUbRrtlYSmlth ThursdayM was in Greenville Wednesday attending to legal af fairs Mr and Mrs O H Murphey spen several days in Louisville this week Albert Noe returned to this city Tuesdayjnlght after spending the week nd with relatives in Hopkins vile Lounio Tapp is at home for a fe days visiting his family Ron Ruby Lalloon was in Mor tones Gap Thursday attending business interests Mesdames W C Morton aud C L ROBS and daughter LOUHO visited friends in Earlington Thursday VVE Wooten was in Providence several days this week attending the Thompson murder trial Mrs Annie Parker left Friday forI St Petersburg Fla to spend the 11motherMrs Grace Wiley aud little son of Hoklpnavliewho has been vlsW tc lug Mr and Mrs IC L Jackson fifd this cityeoveritt days returned home Thursday morning U8sMary and Margaret Ross loft Thursday for H tdnrflon to re man lu that city with their grand mother Mrs L B Blake while SMielr piiliyifb Mr utitl 1rM P B ROPH nn d Florida 8Hiiinjr th winter 011 account of the 111 health qt Mrs Russ Jayshrweek Turner Ruby ins In Eafllngton Thursday on business Roy Wilson spent several days in Provinence this weok Karl Hibbs was lu Thursday r W J Cox returned home Thurs day from a short business trip to GreuyfIJe C 0 Givens Jr city editor of the Hustler bras la Providence Wed nesday and Thursday attending the trial of Thomas J 0 Man rnm of the Manitou ThursdaytWalter McIntosh of Mannington was hero Thursday Chump Hyatt of Manitou was here Thursday and called at the BeewMrs Ruby has been quite Iii for the past week is slightly Improved today A trained parse from Evansville is with her and will remain until she is entirely out I of dangerrMat Yaizer qf Padu cah who has been the guest of Mrs WP ROSA in this city for several weeks past returned borne Friday JW Thompson was in Earling ton Wednesday on business Mr and Mrs Ernest Rash of visited friends in this ity Wednesday C Orrjobblns of LouisviSle own OoflS + le con earnhHopewellThouipson son of Mr our ever True are other could spa not do A sizes here home Half Price Clearance Cloaks And Coat Suits H CI Our Stock of Womens and and Coat Suits de t serves attention Wh lots are some broken in p sizes there still remain of the weaves and Serges and Weaves are the ones and in all browns v x greys and the so r 1 In not to carryfiem over we place s 1 Drinn ranging in price 10 to 35at rI 1 One lot 500 and 750 and 10 Rain i J Mens andf Bpys Felt Hats andr Ca t I I f fIi are somebargains here for the We have I gone through out nd selected som off and put the half counter They are all to 7 38 and from 1 50 to 3 00 and are wortli jt During Jhis salego HaIf Jl 91Ir1 M DISONVILLEKY w 1Fu iral Director and Embalmeri Call Day or Ly I and Mrs J W living on East who several davs ago had the misfortune to break the upper bone in his leg just above the knee while on the playground at the West tbtsmornlngreported as could be expected tins a serious Mrs Hub Lunsford and daughter Mrs Amplins Davis of Mortons Gap left Frldav inornliiBT for St Fla and other points In the South to remain the months Mr and Mrs P B Ross will leaye Monday for Flaltoremain about two months E K Ooffman of was In this city Th urBday Anthur Hunter of this city was in Providence Chas Neal of was In the spry Thursday shopping Mrs Thad G of Daniel was here shop pingChas Barnett of Earlington was ih this en route to Morganfleld Lets introduce to you HALF PRICE SALE eyr held in Hopkiis comity whick will bet greatest dollar event cf baife i kundreds of we inefitiofe permit Sfcrnt yom wfcl well your o this store Piece Piece Suits nee Suits Ctrj Hendneks Earlingon Thompson Annie Earlingtou MissesCloaks your special lethe up good Broadclotlj Plain Stripped Diagonal Cloth Basket principal colors black blues populartan order stock Half Coats 169 ps There bargain hunter stock shapes therroji price sizes from 678 everycejttof range jttr IICB 11 Answered Promptly NigJt Thompson Broadway Broadway Public being quite affair Petersburg during winter Jacksonville Slaughterville Thursday Grapevine Davis Boone Wednesday Thursday and pilled has tedvccioi and pmrejias assortment Girls Sold In Slavery In Yunnan China girls are still goll Into slavery In one year about 30f children from this neighborhood were capitalnary times the price for girls is 75 cents for echJar of their age but In tIme dructheea Strange efrdirgtveatoIt bathe On seeing It get Into UHI water or the first time the old child exclaimed a1vhY I declare if It isnt getting right into the water with all ia feathers The Delta eator Vj vS D Clolsfcred Virtue I cannot praise a fiigltlve and dob tared virtue unexerclscd and us t breathed that never sallies out as lt seeks her adversary but slinks out eC the race where that Immortal garlaai Is to be run for not without dust heatMIlton IA Olotincrie o Undlce and jantlaman are 10 lava f Hands in the k tin01 but Slot in the kltchan L Dm r4 ffsftw EZ If rot1 IBeginsaid Length 1 different the city threeyear ptrmltto vci all Special 35 suits buck heavy Overall with sit bib regular If11D75t value h Mens Womens and Children V Shoes Half Price Mens Fl9rsheim Ralston Shoes 500 and 400 gradessizes R 111 if rt mostlY v Ii Yii patent leathers p t 1 r FlCC Womens Brockport Shoes and other make values 250 and t t riceleather I riceandt Ab 25WomC press Goods Etf rice25cr t 215c Qinghams and Fancy Suitings JT rice J d 1 I 1 t riceOnet i tk r t I i rtd M Sweater SpecialI I Above 23 TurtleNeck Sweaters sizes 36 to 42 ranges in price Soc to 1 1 So l rice c JI I t II j i v IsTSkI 11 Fl41 C LrOD 8TORff l t i 6F 00 1 n Ii 0 j I I II i I I MiJ i HaIr i ij t 1ddisoDVilIe Ky v i v fri t 11N1If Pr1 ce d It t h J t i rthpl tfJ i tTI d j ryq j t fx 1 I t i o r L pf ifThe Bi t ire on the Corner X Me Sell Everythincj L 1 roo 4 o t0 r aC I t t d 1 f 0 i i FREE 1 fyADVICE TO WOMEN Women suffering from any form of illness aro invited to promptly com Lynnlass1 read and answered by women Awe man can freely talk of her privato Ill ness to a woman thus has been established this confidence between Mrs Pinkham and the women of America which has never been broken Never has she pub fished a testimonial or used a letter Without the written consent of the C Writer and never has the Company allowed these confidential letters to got out of their possession the hundreds of thousands of them in then files will attest Out of the vast volume of experience Which Mrs Pinkham has to draw from it Is more than possible t at she a has gained the very knowledge needed In case She asks nothing in return except your good will and her advice has helped thousands Surely any woman rich or poor should be glad to take advantage of this gener offer of assistance Address Mrs Pinkham Pinkham ldlcine Co LynnMass Every woman ought to have Lydia E Pinklmms 80page Text Book It is not a book for general distribution as it is too expensive It is free and only fyobtainable by mall Write for itP t Pronunciation How Is appendicitis pronouricedT Well gentle reader most surgeons pronounce it lucrative isfmixture It Isa merltnus remedy for till the troublesome and danger cue complications resulting from s cold in tho head throat chest or lungs Sold by Geo King do Sons 4The well adVertised store is necessarily partly NEW store everyday Changes take place in stqcks buickly the new crowds out the old at every turn oovv wxLeon i44UIPING STATE OtIARP WELL Competent Instructors Will Visit Each Command for Three Nights Frankfort Ky Jan 18 Onlya tuck of interest and en orgy upon the part of the men and officers of the Kentucky State Guard will prevent the State soldiers flolipresentiuglls creditable an inspection this year ns do the guards of the more favored Northern States Gov Willson who has the welfare of the guards deeply at heart is determined that in the way of equipment and opportunity nothing will be allowed to lack and all the Suites resources for military purposes will be used to bringit to a state of high efficiency before the in spec ions which are expected to be held the last two weeks in AprilIHe has authorized the Adju tant Generals office to put into effect the following innovations A competent instructor ac companied by a United States army Sergeant will visit each command for three nights to instruct it in the exercises that will bg required for the inspect Lion and in the proper method of caring for and displaying the property and putting it in the best condition tied for attending this instruction officers and men will be paid a small amount sufficient at least to cover their expenses company commandes will be allowed to designate a man to clean and care for the arms and ordnance property of the organization at a salary of 5 per month canvas coverings will be furnished for the pro tection of the arms in the arms racks and substantial wooded chests with padlocks will be fur nished each company for the storage of surplus property i From now on until the date of the inspection the A0jutnnt- Generals Department at the personally expressed desire of t EVAMSVIJULE NDZANAr t January Underprice Sale of ChinaThe sUenestcoSif Unrestricted Choice of Ou- rJapanese China1 Less 25 roi Marked Price TABLE NO 1 Contains a wonderful assortment oft Fancy decorated plates cups and saucers bone dishes des serts cream pitchers salts and peppers steak dishes pickle upjfTABLE NO 2A marvelous collection of fruit dishes cake plates soup dishes bowis8 to 16inch steak plat waterritcherst cholcc E i of IIm 4r jGovernor will bend its evprvief fort towards improving theIt en tucky State Guard 1i Chamberlains Cough Remedy isa very valuable medicine for throat1 and lung troubles quickly roile P and cures painful breathing sort a dangerously sounding cough which Indicates congested lungs Sold by Geo King and SonsIT Qne of the things that youjcan ADVANTAGE i t Qualify a Position j If you wish to qualify for a posi sition at the least cost addresser particulars Wilbur B Smith Eex ington Ky if sc tOe Klub Xenlucks Great Attraction In In toducing the Orheuni Min strels which comes to the Temple Theatre under tho direction of the Flub Kontuck Band Monday even Ing only Jan 23 tho vsole pnrpnae of the management was to otter something In the way of minstrels that Is a decided departure from the usual amusement in this line The first step was taken when a mixed company of ladle and gentlemen I was secured This alone is worthy ofmentlOpas prior to this no min- I strel was ever attempted of this kind There are a few ladles minstrels but as a general rule thost are emalLund many other parts of a minstrels performances is left of them offerings In the Orphetim Minstrels a complete minstrel first part a feature olio of six headline Vaudeville acts and an after piece Unlimited FANCY CHINA Marked TABLE NO imported and domestic uptoTA3LE NO dishes dinner plates soup toureens vegetable plates and I for out will he given Each part of tho program hay bueti carefully selected and when combined from on evenings entertainment that is hard to equal much less surpass concerts before the perfor mance ami during tho intormlsslou will ba rendered and tho music pro will be nn of the entertain lug features of the performance Seats on sale at news Ptiuul adreader comes to KNOW the stores to know the publ c ity habits of the stores If your favorite store uses in this issne advertisinc space than any issue for months it probably nioans it had more important for you than in nionfl s Your Choice of Ourv Less 25 of Price 3BeaUtiful china 4Wonderful bargalni steak boats soup Band gram The more thn news r tie 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