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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): n. Friday, February 24, 1911. Bee (Earlington, Ky.). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co., Earlington, KY 1911 bee1911022401 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): n. Friday, February 24, 1911. Bee (Earlington, Ky.). Bee Publishing Co., Earlington, KY 1911 $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. TUESDAYi 4FRIDAY II y o r 0 IFfYOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALfc ti f jt V r I lV S C J TWENTYSECOND if- J YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY FRIDAY FEBRUARY 24 ml f No ItI t r rw j tlL12Hil 1 r4 Dont Forget to PqyYour Subscription Before March 1 11 fc T s v St Andtiet a ChanceOD the 30 Range i r rd20i4 0f t H j i I r T If You Are Not a Subscriber Get Busy and TaKe IRSiBinfNWeekly Dee Now and Get a Ghaile 7J MILLIONS WANT BREAD Advices IctIcaleGrcaf t Z u rtA American Red Crow t Aid 111tlit H Yg IM ro ux R M tJ Recent advices from Ohinain 16tha conditions in the fit- have 1dica district art as bad MB rumored a dare rowing Worse us days iro hy Two and nl half million Ohiriene will die for the want of bread if assistance is not rendered immediately This number comprises nearly the entire population of the northoin partof the ptoviucea of Kiang SuHnd Bnhui I The famine IdOhfna is the di rest result of the great floods which inundated the provinces mentioned last Rummer ruining the crops Consequently there was no harvest a nd the supply of ftWfaiK tilV a not fiufficteW to nflie people of thesi fteclipug until the I I rteyt harvest- In fftct unless prpmpt aid is ran d red thejre will pot tbe a next rat l1tr1l the ghii1Aii ep Willeitt- the 8e insteadof planting it puriri iQ first day of the famine I mothei ndetrvored to sell their n babies jo provide food orjthem selves aid save the children from starvation1 Now they sro trying f to juvenile children away iothe- I those to whom the bay I bies artf iveu will be able to feed them ijklong the banks of the Grand jJGfuual the victims of this torribl cal mty are living inI mud ujTcT water with only shacks of over their heads liop ing aRsiristhope that they may exj tilUoatj bearing the staff of life p mes up the canal to re lieve them i 71 lYri g from HWAI Yuanvia Naukinj EO Lobenstiue of the American Presbyterian Mis lion describing the conditions which plst inthe country im mediately about Hwai Yuan V saysTle y fAwal Yuan has a tstimRte1populRt1 o f 800000 perpons The number of famin ufFerersithosp who must t t be relijiLyed Or dieID this magi stry alue amounts to IpprOX- 1matelIti200OOO70 per cent of the en population Last yenr the flood was the worst here In werelpoor 1 i drougnandj nly one third was saved1iVhisyear about half of the wHiit was harvested hut in the region north of Hwai two tor I n oes ndtben the flood carried aWay practically everything 7i Theineed here is gioari and 1the condition of the poor is as i as that in other parts Reportscome in daily of people dyiniQfstarvation The poor who have children are trying to i ell them but event they will not 1 sell foJNpittance Help is need t d once soon as the real cold and wet weatherrset8hi the = d thate will inrEae greatly IO4 million peouleare do- peaded lv on ouj slderellf and- those lo 1 c1tijte4I 9starvation f t 1 0 Z ir I a 4 wrr v lief IB not giv pf a they arejkept in this fe 0J1e hOn must be counteo h family cannot exist 0 Ja8tbBD one cent per head Pr day if for that II We are eagerly hoping for helpfrdmtli4RedOroesSooietyri This statement only gives an idea of the conditions in one par tion of the great famine district Thismornine to a correspondent Miss Boardtnau of the American Red Orosp stated i Mllw plague in crznonth ward towards this famine dis trict It has ravaged Manchuriir undo thousands of refugees whnl have fled to Ohefoo in Chautiink Province have carried it there Hundrudsbf deaths occur daily The frozen ground pre vents ths burial of the dean and long rows of coffins lie on th roadside American DonsuKQen era Wilder sit Shanghs cabled to the Rid Oros that peqpJe strickenwiti this plague die within a few hears and that it is of so fatal u hat ure lio onq aver recovers The people have at last consented tu cremation and Several thousand ftliese bodies have been burped The Red Orosa lias sent from Manila Dr Richard Strong and Dr Oscar league plague experts to aid the Chinese Government to fight the spread of this fatal pestilence tis now only about 150 miles from the provinces in which the famine exists and if it ever reaches there the result will be appal J ling4 President Taft as President o the American Red Gross has sent out an urgent appeal to our peopletOvhi Ohinav whiclv is 8uf forfni from these dual calami ties Uontributions of money can be sent to Mr John B At kinson Karlingtou Kymem ber of tike Kentucky Red Gross Board s k If tliR peop of America e to theseeuiiererersinfJhiii- they mustact immediately The Red Gross makes all remittances to Coma by caple through th StateDepurtment thus insuring safe passage of funds from th the liver to the beneficiary and the speedy application of such funds where th ywifl do the most good T v Looses Diamond Ring and Watch Yolk Blirwho is employe- as ninchinisU at the Round hone had the misfortune to loose yaluitble diamoudrine his watch and a months salary Monday night He was working on the night shift and sometime during the liight left Ins valuables in the shack a few moments when he returned they were gone and n trace of tile thief has yet beer iscoverech I cncw Yow Subscription Dont forgot tq renevv yOu subscription betorethel day of March and ask for u number on the 00 Range and 20 Bed Some one will get these vale able articles on this date and i- rnsytheyauu IWf M1 o t 1 f Xj F J if p c t STRY HE O DISTRICT MEETING HERE Earlinjton Royal Arch Masons Have Lod of Instruction 7- andilWpection I H BEAUTIFUL 13A7fUETSERVED BYN WIVES OF PRINCIPAL all CERfc E 1 rl ingt on Royal ArohJDha pter Wednesdnyaftery l noon iinijipvenirig ofuuusuujJiW- rerest to me noers qf the sirN tit which HjhtWJ41rjtree err conferred prHr feK ture of the occasion C was thee visit of GrandjBJgh Priest Harry Bit ley of Oyujthiaujij who oaroe up3 oh invitation feo liQUl a ndCor instruction aud tp confer h ofedemonstration which ho dilit iMBistance of the local team line R ML Qrullo Marliwpcvilliiif Who had a lending part Annual inspection was made too by Frank H Johnson inspecjliujppfr liceVi of tpui avi lie A beau tiful- brtiquebwa6prd t d1bYJi dm ir s A 0 Si8kFrank Df Rashaf H L Browning in which th Washington birthday idea was well carried onti and alt wjbraied to a queene or thrie ueena taste I Among the visiting Masons present were R Wv Olverall N I Toombs and E L Hen drioks Madisanvilfe Hiram Brown Grpfton B Collet D Way aud 3 a Kirkinau HensfDr A Sis h prlof the looitl Doha arlitoa was the onte place selecteaby the grand officer in the bounds of this JCiul district at which to demonstrate thia work BASKES COWAKD COMPANY B Gave Their Clerks a 5icpper a the Victory hotel Monday Night h MrH D Oowaud manager of the Barnes oowaud c QoiEari eme ployer in this tjatublishmeuib a Hotel Monday night Those present were Misses Dodge OBrien Margaret Mitchell Mury Blair Messrs Lawrence Turner Roy Jfeyton Llgte Stsfc und H D Qowand enjoyedathe delightful entertainment Prominent People Marry v j Airs Florence Ourliwriglit of the NebO country andvJilr H D Almon r of Morton Gap were Iuesdityoand left immediately for u trip to Chicago where they will re main several days Mrs Qurt wright is well and favorably known in this county and Mr Almon is a suhstautialf tmer The Bee wishes then sncpesa null happiness i I ih1 AaheiatxtlsiiiLy V I t I r- a 9a A r- c+ jtt stf r oJ h Bwiriinivt Wothershead Making Im n i provement yell known dry goods firm Qftieurland 1 Mothersheod are maKing improvements iii their 8tdre tMitwill aM greatly toils irtnFour fplfp ladders hv beh yintwo on ejjch slttls of the at lc 11 4 r 4 T e Falk Front lpOktsl wasnt Ji r j8 t jtfnurrdereoYiqAl c tit Per 8l 9n i Wki h oulcire to p chnnrPack I I 4v 1Ml lieitlrer A cDld y ievi i rJtixei up with guy getricliydiak liffaat- urN to haply opce wheu4 l of t book- i o ch keus- WinliiLt rt r- T 7- s Bxit fr llilgt t news j c1 Bed Victorye Society Happenings x MM Jno Long EntMUiai Mre Jno Ling entertained a puinbei of her friends at a six course dinner Wednesday Thq table tray artistically decorated with red carnations and red OHU dies The place cards white hatchets aild all was in keeping with Washingtons Birthday The Meut e consisted of all thej delicacies of the season The conversation was replete with the sparkled with sP l1tnueoufJl humor Epllowiuic W xtiests Mi and Mrs Ed Tce hernK Mr and W S iMcGary Mr and Mrs Harry Withers BrowningMrs1IThyeraiid JnbVLoug F saaOyrhlree1 Claps Satdrt- siAeeMisspys4r Sunday f3 P dV IY- IU Cetl rljrHliiirbr I sup x TUESDAY and FRIDAY t rl r f per Tuesdav night at the MJK Ohurch The church was decor ated in honor of WaBhingtous birthday andthe 0uyiteers con silted of small re3 white and blue hatchets j A very entejjfclaitifc Agog game consistinR of muarc reldrnS6 etc were renderedandsevelinter = esting contests were introduced The prize of the evening a like ness of Washington was one MissSarahGrutchfield Delight fill refrehhiineuts of punchaunt Cake were served 8trange there were only four families represented Smith Pumpkinseed Snodgrass ant BeanpoleV but tab each family cOu8isteirtof quite a number ofumember tfio class realized quite a sumof money tob used for the erection of the New hiirohz- sea4k z e ridge Ciab Mrs Grfco Hev bolt charmingly entertained thefJouth End BrIdfi dlnhjjThuradayiuf ternoOn at hooelu tihis citV 1 Many very escitiug iaroer tlnUad m PatEaJI 4 x JHY NOT1 iI k BUY Y0UR r- A N q wl f i bilo J C E H I E r- aS J n i ttni f I JI tII f T THE i 11I iI Sa IffernYou ng Grocery Co A J 1 INCORPORATED jIl tBWa l s i Wifof r t f l3niclO edl We guarantee our prices to be frect I and goods first class rr p- I WESELL FjLUS11 GRANULATED SUGAR FOR 100 AND ALL OTHER GOODS AT REASONABLE PRICES I WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF GROCERIES IN THE CITY I SALMONI YUUNG GROCERY GO INCORPORATED- t trI l ad aonvilIe y 1 i 11 I Kentuckyoi 4db I i t t I j r k t iI y 1 1 oJ d yw 4 1 c ycr II n of 1Et tYr I IiIjIfrt- u 1 WlLiVI D IWSINT cr Who purchased first this vote that you have sold What figure may express its pri mal dost rr No grimy paper greasy silver goldI Not any coin first bought this right e you lost Men found the unsailed ways aoros the sea Med blazed the unknown trails oe hill and plainC Te bay this heritage tor you and me J x And you have made their labor al in vain Non looeod of monarchs grasp fron pfl the lane Men marobed and starved and froze and fought and died And never oneybeid out the Itoblnj palm Nor dIdthe deed wherein their honor died E Betide the Bridge at Concord on th field AtsManmouth and upon the Delaware The price of this same ballot was revealed But not the damning price you soul mast bear Paul Jones Deoaturall the fearless men Who built thelr faith on you 1 f they bought and paid For this that you sovtilindy sell again 1 To those who make of honor but a trade Aye and the men who charged th cannons mouth Whose bonds now sanctify the common sod Of North and East and West and oftheSduth They noughts the Vote for you and me of Updt So you will sell it you who step aside And sneer at the poor theif who wears bis gyves Or loek with saintly glance of smirking pride At women who flaunt on the gar lab divesr AnJ you would make a jest of It this sale Of wbFman gave their all that ybnmi nt khow Thatg In your land true freedom j should tint fall Yda whom your land should treat jlas any roe Aa what of them that buy Aye what of them Inhere a word yet coined to tell their shame Unfit to touch fair Freedoms gar etlta rf OhbistoryBbiack page should be each name jWU and hissing we dot tell k Olblm who serves his country as I a spy Jt Bat eaner than the wrqtoh who dares to sell J Isthat low traitor who creeps into bay Idiotic interrogation Vy Rosy fada far oryi It is wroD5oste a march Can an air of uncon earpiDoes it hurt tobe struck by an IdeaDid you ever see the shadow of a doubt Oan the voice of conscience be cultivatedrWhat artist tiaintecl the picture i of health t When the welkin rings who answers the ring I Vat florist raises the the pink of prospdrity I Wen fortune smiles does she shown her front teetltfrBostop Transcript Old papers for sale at the Bee fficfei TEMPLE THEATRE ONE XI6HT FEBRUARY 28 BooneAmusement Co IlratKoiaance the Hlitorlel DanielBoonBOn Stinr of PlBieer Oars A ad FiHBdldSInIR lus Pack ef SINriai Wolves XagRiieeJ1tlcel1ic Prodnetion C lete PRICES 25 35 50o 1 hr t r Y 1 1 w t t IaY 1r lt r G tC J T PHDtFT G 8DYIm Great Adaptibility ot TeltprKme MJ Ai vwlaje Over Telegraphy Among the more important comparatively new ways in which the telephone is now used is the rural telephone rvice the con stantly increasing interphope service and train dispatching ID 1907 laws were passed limit jog the leugth of service per day ofmenremployed in handling train or inl crease in dispatchers and owing to the policy adopted by the Order of Railway Telegraphers of limiting the number apprentices therje 4ere not enough operators to go around Railroads turned to the telex advanetankes of its use reas distances quickly manifested themselvessNot miy is the tel but it has talePhonercircuits of sort to this country were put in on the New York Central lines in 1907 + bv the Western Electric Co which action wise quickly follow ed by the Chicago Burlington Quincy More than sixty of the large rnilroud systems of the ofeservice among them the follow 1 ling which have a telephone in stalled mileage or more thau 1t 000 miles each as shown here with Mlles Railroads Installed Atchison Topeka Santa y FeV 180004an- adian Pacific 1000y Chicago Milwaukee St W Pisa E 1800I Chicago Burlington Quin cy A 25 W Great Northern 2Mo Illinois Centrals 2200 Lake Shore Michigan 2200ouLouisville Nashville 1800 Pennsylvania lines east 1600 The system permits of the in stallation of telephones t water tanks draw bridges sidingsr shops round houses rand other such places along the line eo chat train crews and others can get iritodireot communication withA the dispatchers at all these points The latest innvation is the Use of portable telephone sets not only on wrecking trains but on refia- tar passenger and freight trains CONQUEST OF TIE AIR 1 A Vividly Deacsibcd and Pictured in Walter Wellmans Great Book r The Aerial Ades 4 As Wellman recently broke all records for sea tight Ina dirigible balloon so his book describing his thousand mile adventure in fog and tempest will enjoy a record break Ing sale For years distinguished as an able journalist and asa force fat writer on general subjects of na tional and international concern it is only natural that The Aerial Age detailing his experience In the air and in the Arctics Should be widely read especially as every civ ilized nation Is on the alert for whatJ will happen next in the worldwide struggle for the conquest of the air Wellmau has surely dared much and accomplished much In his two trips in quest of the North role and more recently in his groat din Bible America What 1eh8s thus dared and thus done is vivid ly told about and illustrated with striking photographic productions The Aerial Agels a handsome volume of more than 600 pages and contains fortyeight full page pic tures detailing the construction the flights and the fInisbof thei groat balloon that Wellman planned and put in motion He touchos the whole subject of aerial navigation not only describing what has hap paned but forecasting what will happen in the near future On the whole it is pretty sate to say that everyone who wants to get at the greatest subject flow claiming the worlds attention and to get at it either from a scientific literary educational or prophetic viewpoint will want Weliraans bpok Why Men Marry In 60 per cent of the marriages the man wouldnt marry If he had every atsurance that no other map would sot her V 1 IVloJt r WJ jIaN py1 alt t N 4 3D DAYS ONE RED CENT IN DIr et to jrbtt wo you one free nr1 rra bastes the het trfertW bfikedealersM ate Mi etlddieetes of tkki wote7 by as ltg direct to the ItetBM kt UM MM riea VMV termetlr 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buying as onranthMCd y and tody jualky weartee rsandagentawpelibgehespa aradeenraatl- I and when yon Bto tWhk and realise nyou b y froaaoae ef these mlddlamm yea Most Y1payhis profit time aakMaaaaa saUrie store rests aaa other expeaaaev ray offer awhole lot and stands before ye w the king of mover savers worlds orrfmn to rklHdandthMesaditienwabroashtabestbythefairr BOW over 750091 WPeseverI tell an Adleriteeltaadaasereandeoonlnde8nnety Tkayve stoed the test aad always wiH QoaUty alvrayawiasout 75OW OWNERS SAVED 2 2500ft Before sold directtethehomes at whokaala factory prieea aa I am doiear BOW ezdaslTebr Itwed to ee11 todea1era only hutwhea i found out that tbeyeold orfrtwiee andtbree th itothe homes aaTioc them the eoermoas unreasonable xwofita and axpeaaea they were This eame to them aa a thunderbolt from a clear la round umbers Ive saved n y Benover 75000 of them at least 2885000 an of which would have gene to the deaJen Had I sold theF orcana through them YoU sorely appreciate what this seaaa 1 YOur Piano MJ P1Offtt tMy kick grade eYsetouIAdler- seatheta CeaaeetanlidPianaeeae be hsd- dirbetlreea enlbaying plaaa aa applied to flip AdlerOr ttaL In toeeoeeUeeJPatedtandftaleh have no Buparier if aka wauclleaeeve7eu100 te II5 yareartstteadaJTBbBatte 1IsataIife tbae has a teas aa alear and pen aa a bob asd a woaderfal eaagr elaa + touchiGilanaleeler 21 Yeah f Stool ecarf and instroetiea book eves u with every piano Send far catalogue sad r baying plane e I The MIll rat GreateBis the Worn Spelling She is Spelt Xepr York SBB J iAX OLDFA6HIQNF D 1wtinall Who sometimes coinpiaUdf fads in the public schools line an Opera bag arid a letter marked Exhibits an- d2whiahshe stows wjihotit5cdtn menu to defenders pf the system The Opera bra is made of soft buru lea leather elaborately monogram mod and befringed Whe letter readsDearAuntZhad expected to get up to see you during the holidays but was disappointed This Is my second year in HIgh School and am literallyrushed to death The Op era bar I am sending you for a birthday present made myself I madetlt at school We devote an- hourvery day to artistic work of this kind It la extreainly interes- tIng a bops you will find the bag useful aa well as ornlmental One hour s day sighed the old- fashioned pBrfloci to make Opera bags and IlmUarhRnd lorattand- thn a sMondyear hit h School pu Pit produced an ill spelled letter like that J iDeserved It A friend of mine had a lot of hens- atrds ratted to raise some chickens usbI8 s puldnlL sit on the egga- So one nfgbtb went unto the cooP grabbed one of them and put Jt on a yiest and held it there all night In hiemornirig when the light broke Into i WH srreeted by the fedisrat thtrt y jtlorlllegal use of the maledi j tt 4 cNit frBl L I r 7 j FREEaTRIALTWT ADVANCfc i tvtot6QlllpmetMeJ let my AdJwOfpnaoa trW I prove Ulemtatlmak JeflU rnJuJIIJIJifi ecDonttkU I taelghbeydrfe anAdleroaaceeentefttahigh amitie- setylasdreputatlenIsmselaagthenrferlaethandal stew aceADLER 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Biado sad 1On y kow Ibcy atw yf Baku eoodi1 YEAR GUARANTEE rertatIall ay ortaei for 10 ytart oamblac bo mar rear mat will a MyBanaU bout la the ttroacttl Ter vrltua sad M will Mkjonr baakoror nay day local baii or tba editor ef tbto pifir M to soy rottablllly yooT wlH bo told that I au aa toad w a rock batyou caa laltly eater Y Tote any traasacLIa wllb teud tkat all of ray dtaMate an- n the oqeare Send y or seas for cataloiaad bujla piss Too will be BBderao obllfatlon whatever Stool iul nitrtic lion book cites with etory ora nfCRYIW L MLEK Pro tutor tMa Ca Irrrrrrrrrrrr ariarrrI MAIL TODAY t I rahweresIn the ckekfororgass erphaoe orI writewr aaaie and addreaa oa a postal card aria I a letter atattetc which you want piaao or cages des I IpayallehargeIwriteI I CRYUI L AOLEK Pre 2602 CIIeaWIt 51 LevJnllle Kyt I OIwaRtourQlw at picture and faH eW r J af yourpiaaoa I Name I 1 t I Addteu HIliII xCountyI PLAe aleTlw tHr l1THE BEE Earlington KyI Great Boon Speclocle Coming Daniril Boone on the Trail flu COM tng with its tribe of full blooded S oiix Indians its puck of BibHrlrtji w Ivos its den of bears and lie Xt fat St Beruanidogd snow natives of Eiirlli iton how Daniel flld things up in the earlier polneer days l Where is the flreofde where the great stories havo not filled the old and young with pride Boone though dead his memory lives for tvel ill ttH hearts othis race- Daniel B oneQn the Trail can- truthfullybe pulled l1eof the real- Isiigcesses1Nthe season + 1he pubI lo are now ijrp whig tiredof peeing the moYhIK pictureii of some ludlau story in which an actor is painted andleheareedto represent thesav ajace Indians They long for the more realistic as in Daniel Bourse where the sayage is played by a real IndianS e ld Boot a you will ace these painted devils app the Earlier ettlera called them burn the Boone cabin yuti will hear their wferd l dhaut ait dud Boone hear It one that dretidtulnight when he found him seli homeless and a prisoner fallen the hands of the savages This is one of the plays dealing ftti rbmauce of the Colonial days tiatrfires the hearts df every true m iUwOmanand UdThe corn iugofnighttheburniugof the last etlok and the attack of the howling wojvep Is worked behind a large sr n curtain and in full view of alrnce as welt as the great den- t+t b In which Bdoiies daiikh fer Is ariathrownand 1W oj if 1 fq I y Boon thrilling t rescue which caTIA forth great applause from the par quet as well as set the gallery gods wild with excitement The story fcof Boons is a purtl sweet romance titled with that great something that Isneeded to weatb er the success of any dramatic pro duction Bounding Elk the great Sioux warrior is with the company and chief of the tribe of Indians carried This famous old warrior fought against Ouster in the battle of the Little Big Horn and was near Ous ter when heIIJ Today the old war liorsoIs In his ninetieth year andhlstY6shavenot ceased to sparkle when thestories of the In dian wars are told He is very qiifet Jarid he seldom speaks Who knows Down d ephi his broken heart he is still ringing a battle with his consclepoe of the great wrong done his people A Modern Question A bother In HackaIpracken a N a young as as nurse for her haby Afieji sh daledt1ae yousgater about tM dfOl a baMboiir ate RDM bate tile 1101 andUd y tolBd Mam if t B r t There 18a Vacancy aasaek A scalrl b severe out heals slowly If neglected The fam that keeps a bottle of BAL- IiARDSSNOV LINIMENT on hand la always predared for miph acoidents Price 26o 60o and per Ijottle Sold by St Bernard Mining Cii Incorporated drug de- Partment lt1 w yw 7 I s r 54 s urr InlAL TO wrpqrts Ij Advertl4 I Can Never BuiM Laiitli t- Ruults Ul4aei Product it worthy Points in dvertifllng fire thus summed up by the Chicago Com inertial Journal First the ad vertiHfmetit must iittraot thee t second present convincing arlrumentthird reach buYere of jjprftriuct offered fourth be read athri iiltim ftftltbe conf ti tinuoiis dra lout periodlmf etnh faults being rarerOne point ounmltted in that nor it lust hf the basis to secure fusji n auecfHs Inferior article may be pushed to a large scale + burquickly biqorae discredited rf wKtjti buyers art disappointed Many advertisers overlook all these factors They fail to ar rosethe attention and 66 to prtire 44Baleor an occasional careless shot wilt bring down the game Some Rio p advertising when their busi ness is dull though energetic ino11 are apt to feel that IB the tiImoto make greater effort Periods of depression also call for closer economy in production and lhb84 liolonk ahead are op en to arguments on the advanv= time of n c mnge of machinery and material They hive timer then to I think about it In printi ingti the dull season for some houses is the busy season for others It is rarely that any of them close entirely for a single day except Sunday The ad vertiser who omits any isaue of the right medium takes chances of missing sales ho would other msehave made Blood I ne Cough Checker will a tht banking Irritation acoorhpanyiug a severe ooHgh or cold The safest and Barest recta edy for children Keep a bottla constantly at band St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated partment speelalagents v t t Nonce All persons who have not beau vaccinated at some previous title and who have cause to believe that they are liable to contagion are urged to report to their physician for proper examination and vae i nation at their earliest possible sea r yenienoe I1I ned EDOAK M TKAHEBN Obct p 1GJ GILBIIAT KINO Seey IDBC B JOHNSON1 Board of Health Earllugtoas Cat Was Belling Tee The eat settled herluiiHou lrlitreat of Ute kitchen range Je six years old and wised to the I1oIfi ly oo fort of a rural residence rellkeili ed fire and pasty alike with faterWt The cat began to purr and Jenale y whose widening experience reeeatly had included the boiling of water to a kettle cried out Grandma Gnuai ma Come here quickly The eAt begun to boll tool LA N TIME CARD rrTime 01 arrival of trains p through and departure of originating at EarlniKtou Effective Sunday June 10 19- NOBT J BOUND No 92 flKa m jNo 62l115 am NoM 738 p m JNo 64112JpDl J HUllTIt BOUND i ttNo1i9 l 480 am No 9oe 828am n No 6K 421 pm No 931048pm INTERURBAN TRAINS vi 1 NORTH BOUND i 4 No IM896 am No 1001066 am i NO1OO200pmrNo 110 602p m SOUTH BOUND No 103 746 am No l06h 1000 a nr No 1071267 s 1 JNol11C I MH ETIMECAflO1I 1 i MH k E time card went latb effect Sunday June 19 1910MNo 112 leaves 646 am r 1 No 118 arrives 380 p m r fq f u C RR TIME CARD Time of departure of Illinois deny al trains from N I1 NORTH 1428U1i04840 i Nor 122 a m r No 186 local 086 p m C l SOtJTJI B0bND + i I r No 101 408 pin f4o l No lOd 146011 iINo 121 local pass 128 p mV x r No 18C local pass pml a suVM I i tf Itit t L rl r i7pu n j rt 4tt q r- r y rJCI I Jrh 51S a Hr i G a r It 1 U- r1 0 r J JrJrJII r 1 9 I lh M f i 7 t NCIGIBOftS lYAU the grasping and the h greed of this world came from I not regarding bur fellows as doetintFworks with them to a common lookf f T r bors W6 must dp away with the Idea of classes There 1 4 istit any justification for class lines In America They are l vunjust unwholesome unright X eojis and unAmerican Why t should we have class linos here in this country and one man despise another Just be jcRuselloJas been lucky enough to make a little more money li A man has some right to be t proud of what he makes with Yh18 own hands and his own brainy but he hasnt any bust ness putting on airs over what he Is merely trying to spend Jacob A ti To Relieve a Burn A frep application of soft soap to a freah burn almost Instantly rpmoves injuryIsapply Unused oil and then dust over covering4rl4rMB aff until a good coating la ob a11ewftoff aalt will la a day or two awl a formlfhere 4 wJ While It is impossible to prevent f imposetbletoones purse Invest K cents InA bottle of Chamberlains Linimenti and you are prepared for sprains byOeoYour CombfI Combs should not be washed with water This is apt to split the teeth A stiff nailbrush Is a good thing to i r keep for cleaning thorn After Using Me brush take a damp cloth and wipe between each tooth with this Iv- pForsore throat there is positive no that will BO quickly and cure permanently thp tin Bioodine IRhcumatluLlniment St Bernard Mining Co i Incorporated Drug Iepartinout special agents l h L4Gush I Not all gushing letters are wrlttwi with fountain pens SEVEN a YEARS OF MISERY AH Relieved by E Pink hams Vegetable Compound 3ikestoiii MorIor sovtih years I suffered everything I was In bed daysatmonth and so weak I could hardly walk I cramped and bad headecho nervous and weak that I dreaded to see anyone or have anyonomoye In tho room gave nie medicine 6 ease meattboso times and said that l ought w have an operation I would not listen to that and when a friend of my husband told VegetableforhislVlfe I was Willing to take itNow I look the picture of health and feel like it too I can do own house work hoe garden and milk a cow enjythemwalk as far as any ordinary woman anyday in the month Leonid talk toeverysufferingwomanandglrl t Mo The most successful remedy in this otfemalecomplaint hamVY tab1 Compound lilu1tyUNcured thousands ot women who have in1l8tnniationirregularities periodic palms backache that bearing oiyntfeel ng indigestion and nervous prostration after all other means had failed Why dont you try it Literary Bug Chases Cupid A Kansas City KanO man was given a divorce recently because his wife is so busy writing lovo stories for the magazines that ho had to pro pare Iris own meals nnd do most of tho housework c When the literary bug enters tho parlor rapid jsllpsbut of the kitchen door iud climbs over the fence IrreJruliar longer this contrition exists the worse von feel You can got rid of this misery quickly by using HER BINE Take a dose on going to bod and see how One you will feel next day Price loc Sold by St tdruR PIaper 0- Wednescty penlng 2iWhlltsd Friday Saturday vetnti e representatives this city the Celebrated WallPaper of Chicago are without in this- business This p per comes irr all and and wtt1arap tee it to be tbibestJJor7 v r the price 3 Lrrj M v KMV C t V C Wtlliftt Chant V Bees wait belnenfe to bed H thunder orirj 8l9tn l Hiid Pie began foshiveratthethdqiehf of ttelpglefJ alone Oh there nothing tiUvbe II afraid of dearie said liermoth er I must pp down to sfay t with 1jIPItbut God IP rSglifrhere with you find he wont letVriy tliitm harm you For the moment the i- prNNrlttlyk was piiddKd hut llore a clap that made tjifc windowf rattlew 0 1ibluhu atiltptped iu little rasa from the uppej land t 1ofIll t y YsIuIII Ill f f Wont you please come u here and stay with OJodrVtHl let1 atego dawn cud stay A- ivItl pupaI + Harpers MajHS5ine i A few minutes delay in treating some cases of croup oven the lerigth of time it takes to go for a doctor often proves dangerous The safest CoughRemedyfirst indication of croup give the child a dose Pleasant to Luke and always cures Void by Geo King Sons i 1 OeM Things Are Kterhal Bring your children up to be hapw Dont let them be any more supwrstlk- tfPus than you sag help But lt MJT rate avoid one hprrbh b f1tUaf that gooj things cant Jaft kt- ifepd thiags are the otilretn1things of the World Accused of Stealing QfClI19QMo stingfrtB 1 Aores or all kinds tho distress frdxi bolls or rlleKHIt robs cuts cprtrs bruises epraius and injurloscrthol terry he says 4ias a rHm uI equal dont exist Oniy25c at all druggist fZ r r Pound Pcceil Stag rredltJi1st4 1 cllr A raftt xv drtace + rftby I Swallowed Toothbrush Fatalf Howard Bolton on whom alt Inquest was held at the London EjIlglanti dos pith died from the effects of swat lowing a toothbrush while endearing to dislodge a piece ot in KtittMf had stuck in his tb onts K I 1Ih Trestnnrlt LttU Hariri aged foe bWrJee1- her hea4ea a key la the froat ttrS- he wont lathe bone and put sere told rnm JBM a rag a4 then weal to the door and tied the key up MTCH trill As she was leaving she s14 fJ wjll eaU la the mornlag to see how yeti are Plow Ahead Pay as little attention to dlseovr agements as possible plow ahead as- a steamer does rough or smooth rata or shnelp carry your cargo and make your port Is the point Maltble D Babcock The Best Way When you resist the temptation to- go the Spur Way dont go too far go the Sweet Way Some people hav such sweet dispositions are The beat way is the aPa He Kept Moving There oesa man I might have married Yes and you observe he keeps moving fo Remove Ink Stains Diited oxalic or tartaric acid will ore ink stains from books without t jUffng the print IouiThink of This Pictorial ReYi w2Years worth 200 r AND f H Bee I Year 1r BOTH FOR until Februury 25 Net plus B equals price Mt WEIR A SMkscriitln Agent JUHSQH i4 Wall Paper 8iskUrDS BOOK Madisonville TUlMCUlOflB DAYAaIL3OrH Churches of Kentucky Will Fight Con su liontiePetoEdht250 800 Church Memoirs i r April 80 has been set asifle this year as Tuberculosis Day and will be by 200000 churches in the country in a mane ner similar to that of Tubercu losis Sunday in 1010 when over 20000 sermons Were preached on the proyention of Oousumption The Kentucky Assooiation fo ofTuestates that it will make a special effort tp enlist every one of over 1200 ministers in Kentucky to give their roop vitallyimportant bets of their regpective churches It is estimatet that in this va over 250000 persons in Kentucky will be enlisted in this move ment In one respect Day of Chit vearwill differ from Tuberculosis Sucday of 1910 Instead of requesting the church es to give to the Tuberculosis cases a special Sunday services the State Association is this year going to ask that meetings at which Tuberculosis and its pro vention be discussed be held o Sunday April 80 or oti any day near that date either in the week followingThe etolthinkIt is conservatively estimated that there ore in Kentucky today Bufferingfrom or other The Stilts Asspciation is plan jiiug to distribute educational leaflets in conncetioti with thi- diiyand it is earnestly desire 1 that the public will take an ac tive part in starnpinp put tht preventable disease which semla over 65Q0 bf our citizens tOtn BIootIIn 11 aMKr BIaddtDiaewesThe Bleodlwt CorportUM dosfeMass t ieetlelBe Kindly stM mt six boxes of BloodlM Sis I and Kidney Tablets They have lIel me a arc than aey reeledy1 have ever tAk1 AM oUr of the sample box you Mat CBB so klodly tend Tablet Y rompnYF4SL Bcrnl OnirtDepartment early grave every year and cline es an economic loss to our state 1 of over 18000000 annually 4r While a ferryboat was taking cat wron board In addition to hrettIamidstreamon One side of the boat which oaj drownLs in Attack Like paretheoftenYfighters are overcome Then see pimples boils eczema salt rheum and sores and strength aodappet1tofallrhlco- ndition s deman Electric to regulate Btomaph liver and kid ney sand to poisons from the blood Tboyfare toe best blood purifier writes O Budabn of A Tracy CallttIhave ever oartd They make rich red blood strong healthTrythem o A SenteiSItmotieete We are act concerned sloth aiw mans Volume of amenUGa futn 1Mtn rt HAVE YOU TRIED PAXTJNE The Great Toilet Germicide rreper acerb cleansing germicidal healing and deodar 7Gadpowder obtainable at any drug store Faxtlne destroys germs that cause disease decay and odors that Is why it Is the best mouth wash and gargle sad why It purifies the breath cleanses antl preserves tho teeth better than ordinary dentifrices and in sponge bathing it completely eradicates perspiration and other disagreeable body odors Every dainty woman appreciates this and its maaj other toilet and hygienic uses throatIntiamedl breath after smoking You can get Pair fitine Toilet Antiseptic at any dtukMstgrb r25c and BOc or oy mail postpaU from The Paxton Toilet Co iBOtoa Mass who will send you a free ample if you would like to try it before buylnc 0ur I alL1 I r 7 r r R iV 1a4avn su J M J r j k 0 NilEI rc1TLi ci 1 qj ii ri 4 It I Ii ii I i y- 1 and lit Of j i- r q i Wear xclusue ip Jor Art Mills and they peers Figures r V Wbiteltttle f t thatNthey disagreeable 1 Sempeekly 200 WALLACE KENTUCKY STORE 1 Kentucky observed Tuberculosis r eyoMDladqrTrouble TigersJ orm r b n L If you intendspaper ing ydufv house Phis youmoney per and furnish an expert hngertoQd the work r We invite you tcall and inspectfo1jil ne ofI j puxchaseWe areproudofourd- ine andwant you tosee it Dart forget the opening datesMarch 121 3 and 4J J rr I i fjUr 1 fl 0 0 1 y n t- z h I d r 1 CLh 1 to 1 PAUL W MOORE EDITOR AND PUBLISHER d E FAWOETT I ASSSCIf TE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANA6ER Nf f V Membere Kentucky Press Association I ead- Sed iiId Distnd Publishers League lr ttX Oce Mertns Fritrc StIIS Maw Street Medi I Mllftlh Keatacky PAORe Ne DAYIS Mgr Telephone 47 Friday February 2411dld t tr e N early to bed and early to rise tJAttend to your business and advertise And you will be healthy prosperous x and wise i ti ANNOUNCEMENTS f r t 51 IJ- Jt to Fayasacaudtdateiforreelectiou kwer hnusb pbt bQ MlfQtf sembly of ct tQ the aetlon IhA hdrnocratlbparty We are authorized to announce Cass L Walker as a candidate for Representative from Hopkins coup tv in the lower house the next eneral Assembly of Kentucky6ub Jeot to tile action of the Democratic parry J We are authorized to announce Ed L Young as a candidate to rep resent Hopkins county in the lower Asses of the next General Assembly of Kentucky subject to the action of the Democratic warty t- AX we transmit to our chil C tirea a better heritage of brain and soul than our fathers left tolua Has thtfrace through us gained some little in the di- rectionofthe law of LoveIf we have done our part in this struggle ionrlives have not beeninvaim t DAVID STARR JORDAN Madisonville Notes BY AILEEN DAVIS WOJBaaEook Club The Womans Book Olub was beautitiilly entHrtained on Wed 1fisdiey aftAfiinoii Feburnry 22 at the home of Mrs RlbyLar 4loon in E it OttVter street Jo com iteutonationof Wirsliiug tons birrhriuv the rooms were j rottilvlecoratertiiin fln s and slotfteraoCoherry bra cnes while T6C8 ofred and white carnations ned ferns LeVfif thiinselves beau tifully to the color scheme of the interior decoration TlipUunpnifrn in 1813 the subject under discussion during the afternoon was interestingly Mrs W J rInArkir son the story of Tallevraiifj was beautifullysketched by Mrs J F Dempsey After the prtJiTrttin had been completed Little Misses Martha Lou and Lelia LViffoon dressed liShMnrtha Waenington anti CI Uncle Samvere introduced to the ladies and rendered several excellent national selec tItionsVisitors present during the so eial hour were MesdamesAV 11 Yost IL H Holeniau Sallie Holeraan Ida Walker Fulton Baker and Mfss tJieJGoUoflay of HopkuifivHlft An elegant Iurn beonui liveV i crr iUlo F the colnr = 1 1Thehatchets with tits rinsed bust of Washington in r whito On the top of the Equareof angelfood were branches pf candied cher ries r Party- A f delightfulaloritine party torts given PuGrdaymghtat the homo of Mrfij 3 Miles on South Walnut ftrpef The dec qrationH were red anti white clrt fIn iOI1B and the rooms were light oui ivith orieiUal Jan terns Mutic was fur 6j8d by Miss Mtty Old t UoIII Hato contest Mr 1 n r y i i Subscription Rates Quo Year t rtlOO Six utonthstaa 60 Three months v 2o- SiiiRlb copies v 6 4- Specimen copies mailed tree on application Correspond ents wanted in all pars of the county Address us for par ticulars 1 in Ed Ol i borne captured the prix for his presentiim the beat of matrimony Dainty refresh touts were served New Era In the Madisonville Ohnstiriu church Sunday morning Feb 26 Kuv S M Bernard vil preucl- a i sermpu Acts 8th chapter i the Conversion of the Ethiopian Office in the cyeni c this chuich unite Ju the Union Y- MO l A R illy Prayer meeting next Wednesday evening has as its subject The Best Thing you Have Head During the Week in Y6ur ReUgioufyPaper Dr Bleeker Knapp of Evans ville was in town Wednesday the guest of friends Get the habit + of coming to th branch office of the Semi Weekly B eat Mortons Furniture Store when you v tnt eat raved cards embossed letterheads dance tickets or programs We have the bent and let us figure with you on prices AxiitfBN DAVIS Manager 0 H Oox or K onard Okla was called to HMUSOU this week on the account of the critical CO nd iti011 of his mother Mrs 0 Wi OQX who is at the hOl1leof her dsiutihier Mrs L H Howled Mi 89 Gertrude Fox of White Plains was in the city Wednes day with friends Dont furgetthe SemlWeekly Bee has a branch office for Math gonvllle people in Mortons Furniture Store If you want advertis subscribeforAILBHN DAVIS Manager f Li OBrien of Mirtons Gap A Hil fhecity Thursdayf MoPe lPSvjlle 4 Is julo Vii Tteursiluon buij irSd Mrs Fitakrllt1rmtn ofHuu- on wars ilhtr ry Weluesduy- W V t I ttlIofrt He f N Ru111 reriied Wed ties iai flim sa busings trip to flelydersctu4 LP LI i iji ley left 1niiday sGVrritldaysf Mrs U F Slit ltou and Miss Bsi Fujuuo vvh have furI sevfiiij vve ks uiFt been in St Continued on Page 8 Good News I write to tell you the good news that Cardui has helped me so much and I think it is worth its weight in gold writes Maryan Mar shall of Woodstock Ga ClI do lope and trust that ladies who are suffer ing as I did will take Cardui for it has been a Gods blessing 16 me and everyladyES2 CARDUli The Womans Tonic sufferfrompains in arms ulders ggingdownfcelingsetc wornout a a youUof other weak sick ladies giveitB thankful ever after jJ d- ti rl In f r Air I AIS ff f I HEHADA li THOUGHT i 1 1 1M NyM1w1 +Mxw1M1 Lr 1 J 1rw1x1 1 If thorea anything a Ulan tllsUtb said young Bailey yarger It IB at1 j clallty In a woman What he llltcs I a whole soulc d honesty In looks if las In manners You can always jteV the real thing V Of cou chagreed WltinitIIUIr mlrlngly Winnie alwnyB math ix hi by her promptness In agreeing AVUk masculine opinions as ladled out 1yr tiff men themselves She was very pretty after a rich and brilliant lash on r and she and young Bailey Yarger vre engaged to be married Thats what first attracted me to you Yarger went on ndmlrlngly A fellow cant help but admire genuine mess when he meets It pin1edsonShe looked pathetic as she aaid t and he patted her shoulder encouragingly fOb well he reassured her if 1tbals the st le in halrdesslng your not to blame You just do as other do and Its no fault of yenta What I thinrk one l detect a drugstore complexion a block away and as for the ruby hair or the glittering golden locks they turn out white you weltif youve got the price well aWve gotfos In If a wlfeot lt1dont iiitYouve got too much sense e They cant foot meT said Yarger grimly Ive got my eyes open M much as the next one havent I little girlus Ifltrmured der when tfetdii toUilrik about It what you ever saw In me to make you tan In Ione with me 4 explainedYarger weekwhenever look in the glass- I dont like to be flattered Winnie f reminded him pouting In the manner which means that a woman likes iti very much Indeed iI dont like to looksf 5 Yarger l rR1 N not saying that they dont help It11 kind of nice to have the glfl you fall lnj lionsidesAnd your face Is real AYoull make me vain In a minute Winnie said sweetly She regarded him seriously with pensive brown eyes I gucss women like men she added Irrelevantly because theyre so childlike The nicer they arc the more Ju venile they seem tdbe How old am I then 1 Yarger In quired Oh Winnie told him meditatively With her head on one side youre about 2 I thinkkfFor some days afterward Miss Hill appeared thoughtful Something seem ed to have dampened her spirits Yar ger wondered about It Helplessly One night when he called to take her to the theater he Observed as she de scended the stairs that she seemed Actually solemn i f Dont you feel well 1 he inquired fe licitously as she walked over toward the mantel mirror She made no answer but opened her silver mesh bag and with deliberation extracted several articles which she laid on the mantel shelf Leaning forward she proceeded to do Jtnethtng at which Yarger watching her gasped Winnie looked around with the eyebrow pencllvin her fingers You see she skid casually my eyebrows grow so very dark and thick at the start and then dwindle out to nothing from the middle to the other end that I have to help them out Otherwise Id look like a freak There hows that 1 Apparently she did not observe his stupefied silence She went on with her work Tye such a lot qf color as- a Usual thing she murmured that if I happen to be ft little pale I look dreadful and then I dab it on gently i Its a new kind and really It doesnt show When I have a cold In the bead as I have tonight I always look washed out AndMiss Hill turned and faced Yarger defiantly and I- loath I gray hair When mine begins to turn Im going to dye It if t takslhe last cent in the family treasury It f you cafit Detect It any more readily than youve detected my occasional rouge anil jmy poor little eyebrow pen ell I dont see that itll do any hurt rnItldnltbearIf ypu cauS lpye me any more whwh Just as say BO rtIpalety f you went tp he sate hero ically Somehow myvaffection doesnt seem blighted a particle I guess If makes a difference wlid the girl hap pens toenut to think I hover nd- tlced avnyherman you darling y ti Xfiy 45 I II j An Incorrigible V When I started In life i hada neatly your advantages said the fattlr I Quite true replledithe gilded apmtrfhtea 17t t t r i 5r IIJII II 1f I1IIf 1 tit jnI1iDq IIJ ri MIJIj r oli i f i bi dY ADlSPLAY NoW ON I 4J J rT We hve just opened our Spring and summer stock of 1 r FabricsLinens J 40 GingWI L ams j 1 I r We are showing the above cloths in alleiew spring and- summershades V I Ir We ask you to call and look them over JWe ht you to see them and get oirprkeSt affords us tij v i to show v Mi YdnI H a 2J fpleasure T v Mv BARNES COWAND COMPANY i INCORPORATED 1sPn IIiI4LwrbIdLt1 o IeIrnl yeworsh1JInMI Fudtfi f fPflnnilLia I li V JIitJt Io iii Ih6mirW r i1Iudd1I1oik01111 01l Sarah Bernhrdl The clergy and the stricter church Jnforeingthe LaSatnaiitAtnegagement The controversy was very similar to that in regard to the Production of Salome lln Phila delplna several years ago As Rost aiul has tfeated the subject with the TQverenceund delicacy of the die aediWine deolineid to ha flrBir names tlsld on tuba occasirnV Ii otdef to agicatiou against her personality the Art herhonorhostesses including Mrs Charlo tiiagne Tower the wife of the former Minister to Berlin Mrs John husbandisSirs William Henry Newbold Mrs Jasper Yeates Brinton Mrs Thomas ObnrleMti Madame Itarnhardt appears at Frldaytnrchl8Malnirders receivedtiI v Are Like Chestnuts Many Christians are like chestnuts er pleasant nuts but Inclosed In very prickly burrs which need varl attristPaul Chatfield YOU WILLSMILE TOO WHEN YOUR I II f THOI C OIKTAX BKXKOKT UTtXT 1 OBRYAN UTLErerCO 1- J Funeral Directors and Licensed Embalmers We art prepared to answer promptly all culls day or 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WHOLESALE CIGARS U UtTfil CC6 MAVIMNYiLLIC KENTUCKY A l tI ONt ash 1 3SCtMTtR STRICT I f t ADTALK i What would you think ofa irealeeman who reported for duty He offfay two worked a half day went oft for a week 4 regularitypactf good service from such a Kan And yet some merchants hold advertising which aim ply salesman uji Ito great results when it is allowed to work very irregulary I costsit nviuThingsworth only their piial T I News of the Town1 Dr B U McEueir was in Madi sonvlllo Tuesday ou business Thomas Logan of the Gran Leader made H business trip MadiRonvtlle Tuesday MlB8Hattl SfoUe of Madison vJlle visited friends here Tuesday t Jas At Hodge of Louisville Grand Commander of tho UnlU Order of the Golden Cross who ha beet ioro a few dats lias returned home Hart Brand Peas are the finest In tho World Dont take our word for it bnt try a can and beconvlnced Parsons do Soovllle Co- Rvausvllle Iud H D Almond made a business t trip to NoboTueeday- Ernest Newton was in Madison vide Monday attending the lecture A cV A Randolph WAS In Madison F rllH5 Moiuiay N G Alford of Providence made a business trip to this city Tuesday ONLY a few more days until March 1 when the drawing for the 9000 Range and 2000 Bed cornea off If you are not taking the Semi- Weekly Bee subscribe NOW andI 1 got your ticket If you are a sub scriber renew now and got yot ticket Somo one tots those vain able articles on March 1 and it zouyI be you l Elgie Lane made a business trip to Madisonville Tuesday L0 Salmon wasp in MndlspnVilio c Monday Afativin Mitchell Blade a buslnosrf trip to MadlRonvllle MUndayjd Read the Semlwo C bJ j the Evansvllle Daily Courierssub n rorfptlUn oifer in this IHSUQ You and4aj i the Semiweekly Boe both qne your I letlII C tlon Y S H Kimmel and Geo Nervbol made a business trip to Madison yule Monday i Dayld Banks Jrt and Albert 4vlsltingDl n home W E Bourland and daughter Miss Bell of Dixon who have been Henry Bourland have re turned home POultrFeedr lien and Chick Feed is the cleanest and best on the market Parsons ScovlIle Co- Evansvillev Ind Mr Bowuiormade a business trio Madisonvllle Tuesday Mrs N E MoKlnnpn was in Mad Isonville Tuesday Buck Cobb of Mortons Gap w In town Tuesday- Read the Semiweekly Bees and the Evansville Dally CouriefB sub crp lon offeriu this issue You anvtee Semiweekly one year for orily 200 otOit and et tdtnr 15 f tion Mf and Mrs Geo Mothershead are visiting Steve Mothersjiead in xEyaiiBvllle spenttTuuess FGPayne is Ir St Louis this week on business Mrs Orleau Dowjiey of Madison VIIIrwas the bwestof Mrs P B Davis Tuesday Miss Ruth Wyatt was in Madl sonville Tuesday ONLY a few more lava until March 1 when the drawing for the 5004Itanloand 2000 Bed oil If you are nor taking thn Semi W ekly BOP subForibe NOW and get your ticket ilf you are a sub scriber renew now and got your ticket Some one gets those vat u I able articles on March 1 and It may bo you JaB Priest attended the roeetif of the Fiscal ceurtat Madlsuiiville e Tuesday TnprI Ohas Barnett made a busIness trip to Madisonvilie Tuesday RL Bextidr was In MadiBonvlllo Tuesday Procter Ashby of Mad isanville was in town Tuesday otrbuslness Call for PaspoOld Fashioned Lye Hominy Highest quality San racy tins Price same as others + Parsons Soovllie Co I Evansville Ind Artie Wyatt made a business trip to Mudisonvilie Mdnjlav Ed McCarty Jr was in MldtBouw vole Monday Bud Kell of Madisonvilie made n business trip to this city Tuesday ESTABLISHED 18691 l FCOME GENTLE SPRING I ETHEREAL MILDNESS COME l l 4II nl1 1 At least it is acoming The dai1yarriv lalofmen and boys Spring Suits in 1 1 the ig Store denotes this also theweUspri g lines of Knox Stevens Havves NoMame High Art special Hats Hanan and other hest makes of Spring Shoes not forgetting the real wear harbingers such as Manhattan Shirts fancy necdwear and other fixings for the life stuffs for spring Youve got to come herewhere we pay part ofvallof your trans pottatjHlapd where 1 f tII I IT PAS BEST TO TRADE i lEVA SYILlEIND r t visiting i I Misses Virile and Charlie Davni viBitetl friends in Madisonyille Tuesday M Miss Nokt Bnrtiln made friends In Madifeonvllio a visit Tuesday Mrs Bessie Ta nexwas in Mad sonvllle Tuesday Compton Umstead made a business trip to MadisOnvlllo Tuesday and Women sell guaranteed per cent profit Make IMen Full or part time Begin stlRate Wear Proof 8038 St Philadelphia Pa tiiucchdthe evening servfce wo will have the lodge of Odd Fellows with us Wo are always glad to have any of the lodges to worship with us and they are always welcome The Sunday school IB growing all the tune Come and join E L Wise made a business trip MadlBonyille Tuesday Trya can of Pasco Corn and no- V tlce the difference o Its real Sugar Corn Costs no more than others Parsons ScovjlleCo Evansville Ind Miss Reynolds of Slaughteryille Is the guest f Miss Chandler- P John Moore left Wednesday morn lag for Culver Ind to reenter schoOl EhissMrs leaAtkine4ligaddaughter- Margaret 1ilositay for a t9 friends in Loutttvlller jONLY atew more days until March 1 when the drawing for tie 30 00 Range and 2000 Bed cojnes SieWee Jy Bee suJ rrlbeNOWpE get Safe tlekot Ares gat7yourd yboyouMiss Nan Walker of HopkfnBvfliej is tHe guest of Mrs W L Mormon Mesdames Dan M Evans andwf RCoyle were in Evansville Tue4 day Elizabeth Toombp of Madion airsIMldisQIiolTuesday sReadd the SomlweeklyBeos and the Evansvllle Dally Gourlera sub scription oiler in this Issue You trot the Dully Courier one year and the Semiweekly Bee both one year for only 200 Think of it and let It worry you until you come tothe subsciias t 1 red Bailey Of MadisOnVlIlbj was here Tuesday on business MiSH Amanda Street of CatfiiS Is the guest of Mrs Rex GM EuetjV Hardy Gooph of Madisouvine was here Tuesday iVilssea RittiiWyatt and Dot Bean dlYHlgbtrP p Orieausr v Artists Drawing and W Color 4sizeMrs Burk of this city Is vb3itlng relatives ill Nashville thlii week Marshall Gardner of thaaTappan Gardner jewelry firm was in MRdiaonviile Wednesdayon m bua ness j A B WlnsteadCpf this cUytfs visiting friends P Krfcuton KyIJrfo Moure who has been holhe overul days on M visit returned to Culver whereThe Is attending mill tary school v Karl Goldofthis oitwas in Madisonvlllo Wednesday wlsitiug relatives If you have a friend or relative living at a distance send them the onlyYoststaptromiudorof you twice each Week fRville Wednesday on business 4 Misses Nettle hello and sister Ida Martin of this place visited rela tives inMadisonvillb Wodnebday 4 Mrs Alva Shaver and it r1lray 3iatcher were in Matiispuvllle Wednesday Mis Mike HannaJr was in Mad 1 laoiiville Wednesday Bob Stevens is visitingrelatives fYWednesday on business 01 When you see the brand PASCO on any tiling in the grocery fine lt V d the boat tnafewp know How to bay for the mouipy I e Parsona ScoVllle o 1 EvaUsville tudV I P C Uazlo of thb Pondr River was here bUBineps SnesdayMiss Iva Day of Robards who has beeiv visitlHS her sister Mfl de j oil VVebb haw returned ItQule i R aldtNonYllleS i Wednesday I- U J LL r WgZa r f i To the basket ball devotee we announce the opening of an assortment of f i Spaldings White t Duck Shoes and Oxfords jI 1e floA White mud Bltclt Rubber Bottoms Vf Also call attention to our window display of Spring 191 iFine Suits for men v t 1 We shalt make a desperafe effort for the major portion of Hopkins countys business y iii Mens and Young Mens Suits this spring AI 1 Za4 Come tbee us We have something of considerable moment to tell in connection jwith our Ipurchase J L BISHOP COMP NYiAt four Mloncy Back If You Want 1t Io 1 Ik 1 Miss Mary Martin of this city visited friends in Madisonvilie Wed nesdayONLY a few more days until March 1 when the drawing for the 8000 Range and 2000 Bedcomes off If you are not taking tho Semi Weekly Bee subscribe NOW and get your ticket If you are a isub tcriber snow mow and get yoor ticket Seine onogets these valu alfl articles on March 1 andit nay be you Df Darby of Dawson Springs is vrliltlng ill the city this week Mrs Elizabeth Loving of Denver Colo Is vlbillngrlends here and at adisonvUle Mrs Loving and faintly tormerfy resided tlerep Y 1t 88jAhnJe B Moore jt hpme1 fJ9 jn Louisville where she bought tl r spring millinery goods 1 f Grasps Forces of Nature A mans mastery over the beasts Is not duo to his superior strength tnjhorsebest him naked and bare handed But ho controls the brutes simply be cause he is wise enough iq reach upland get hold of forces in nature more powerful than dither the animals or himself S te t School Ship for Cooks 8 pldfrigateJa moored in a canal qlpsu tAa the most fashionable center of Co dHhagen Op It is a school of ship cooks There Is an awning on deck Tables are laid out and nu merous inhabitants of Copenhagen take botiivarlQtilfiorved to passengers on sea voyages t i a e a 4 Look to the Future v J Flnishvivery day and bo d6tiewith It You have done what you could Some blunders and absurdities no doubt crept in forget them as soon as your dan Tomorrow 10 a new day begin Unwell and serenely and with too hlghva spirit to be cumbered with your od nonsense =Emerson Lt r ii 1 i WE MAKE A- SPECIALTY i Wanted the Hired Man Are you the owner of this place asked the book agent I dm replied Farmer Corntossel Anything J can do for you No The chances are that you are too hardworked to have time to readanything and that youj havent any spare change aay how Let me talk to the hired mac Ie r Notice SI liurocaucer 1 never fail Ii doctor and insure a cure Address T M Wyatt R F D Box No4 Dawson Ky Marry to Avoid School I in Now York when a young Italian anylongershe evades the truant pfflcer by get ting married It is difficult to handle the casearter such asimarealarmluglyfreqent J Overheating Avoided The danger of overheating which at tends incandescent lamp sockets con taining a resistance unit to lessen the bydIstributingcord provided with a regulating switch at the end Deceived by Ourselves We are deceived by the mere eater podtlolngIIIu I Entertainment HansonMThe teachers and pupils of rile + Hanson school with the assiat t ance of Mr 11IyIZtPX4p ndbil music class gave amost enjoyable 1 entertainftl r fit the 8cho l- building i std N b at tJl 1iNJ Y night The t d B8tedf + of twoulays wellperjfdfmVd and besides the good music made by Hanson people Migs Margaret Turner of this oitYsung in her own sweet Way two lovely selec tions Miss Katie Murrell of the EarlinRton schools pleased the abdience with a reading and Tpnimte Featlierston one ol Earliugtons weet little s gersi sang two en6i RefreShment were served Principal James Ualdxvell and teachers deservelmuch credit for tills pleasant af fair 0 Rank Cowardice f It Iscohardlce to wish to get rid of Which we do not Hkw Sickness and sorrow poly exist to fuiv I ther mans education in this world e they will not be needed In the futum i Novolsi Vn no1iLIT Y Detecting Flattery 0 Youlniay have noticed Uls uikfcr to detect flatterydlrected atIothers than wbenlt in comias lowcweyAtcbl9on Glob i1vy N l1N4s44N01 ttttN14f414h4ie 44rs a ROBTSRYJM 1 tPractlcelimIted to dlsa8es of Eye Ear Nose and Throatrf Eyes Tested Glasses Fitted tOFFICE HOURS 9 TO 12 A M 2 TO 430 P M r Office Over C L Rose Grocery Center Street i I 1 MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY y- J r YOU SHOULD HAVE i CONFIDENCE IN YOUR I DRUGGIST I t aflik I THERE AHE SO MANY THINGS nbont Drugs ant a Drug Store that require years tp and you cannot be expected to know jnuoh about such matters It Js your druggists business to know all about the Drugs tie soils Our business is Drugs and we claim tp have thoroughly mastered the details of the business We are exerting evor energy to the run DrugStoresourhlgllsstPfeECriptiODs brn to 1Jsiri Why Because we have a reputation for thepurlty of our Drugs and the skill we use in sort prescrlptl9n11fOF- t SICK RU1JMand NURSERY SUPPLIES CbttonGauzest t j sISTATIONERY i ETC a us We ruggl5tt 3 j I If you aro too busy to come to our Store Phone us yo r wants and if we havent got just whafyou want 70 will got it for you and deliver same promptlyr BEN T ROBINSONimRVGGISr ti fl tt jtr ir t Corner Drug tore w MQ tog Gap K nt 6Jcy iJI 1 I 1Jiwmi 1I I11E puItItt0 y Jt C II L f R l IJ 1 1 Pf Li r I t I J Vl r w t a t I t MORTON ftt MAPISONVILLE KY i i ii 1 h f7 FUne al pire toraticlEinhalmer c 1 I Ijt I I s 11 Any Call ArtsweredPromPtly Day or NightJI ibLt1l0ADSWIiATTHEN7v 7William J Bnrticher dI rr walked to town one day iIothe long ago J ftAl8ald Those roads seem to be a little bad I J And soon the roads got better I walked once again JXdX crlrEkaThese roads are simply awful tit Ami the roads continued to get better Once more I walked to town r And rode back in an automobile breakdonsrAnd the auto lop was out of date- D swore These roads are a tBs i grace1 And immediately the roads became v perfect And still again I walked town And Bailed back In an airship irieciulred Just as I expected Now that we have good roads We dont need themd i A King Who heft Home I PaulMathldkaalways KEEPS AT HOME the KingsNewblessing to aUhis family Cure indigestiondyspedsia jlat i loCMPoor fellow k bt a tJd I ftktf irerj4 OwiJ Nt t Be J fig money I I DIRE DISTRESS It Is Near at Hand to Hundred of Earlington Readers Dont neglect an aclitngback Backache is the kidneys cry fo help Neglect hurrying to their aid Means that urinary troubles fol low quickly Dire distress diabetes Brighta disease John Davenport Wilson street Earlington Ky says I suffered mute severely from kidney trouble than words can describe My back was so sore end lame that I could not do any work for days at a time The kidney secretions were scanty and there was A constant pain in my head I often became dizzy add dark spots appeared before my eyes Nothing helped me Until I procured Doans Kidney Pilla at the St JJer nard Drug Store I felt much bet ter after taking them a few days anti from that time oh I improved steadily until I was in good health For sale by all dealers Price 50 canto FosterMilburn Cb Buffalo New York sole agents for the Unit StatesRemember s the name Doans and take no other Progress I was talking with swaged but very progressive farmer not long ago and remarked that the course oj improve ment in farm methods seemed slow Bless boy he answered when I started in we only raised nine bushels of wheat to the tore In my state and now we raise thirteen I think Ive done pretty Well It sterns to me that that Is not a bad way to look at It if every one does his cart progress Isertainfl ttLdoegseem slowA M It K ref IL v I 4i l W ht6j f- v iri India L yV7 cy land up Persian 7 L zoo yd and Flaxons I v 256 yd up White Batiste t r ycl and up V V ftl il1 Foulardsand other silks ihtiali from ouvy Ylr 5pc yd arid up We are also receivihe nice of and Chilv drens Shoes in Patent Leather Suede Velvet and Kid in cloth top button lace any style ioe NbNN+ etl bNtM- Narc = t = St Ch Bvenfs it+ N0NN Ne NN NNN I Lawson Ashmoro of the St Bernard store force was in Dawsonct Sunday s Miss Lovle Ransom of Daniel Boone visited the Misses Woodruff Sunday v Mrs Herbert Bryan and children have returned to their home in Mad Isonville after a brief visit to her mother Mrs M E Wallace J V McEuen was in Madlionvillo- Saturdayon businessM t Clay Woodruff was Madlspn vile Sunday Miss Oracle ckOfM adlsou vllle was the of the Misses Woodruff Suud yiR T Ewing of Nashvinerenn was here SundayoIjt Dr B0 MoEueiV of Eanmittbil parentsrMiss Charlie Sisk spent unda at SfihomeTom Wand of Earlington Was in town Saturday The young folks gave a da9fatcity Saturday night tDrlu Saturday night Messers Chambers and Mulien of Daniel Boone attended thejidHnbe here Saturday njght Hfu Leonard Palmer of Carbondale was In town Monday Maxie Gllliland after awititt to his parents has returnedtofOpk- insville where he Is att nltling McLean 1r Clay Strader was In Luzeme Sun day where he went to vlsltia broth er Odd Fellow who Is sick at that place V v Esquire W Snthardwas in Central City Sunday Mrs Arthur Daves of Eyansvllle Ind Is here visiting her parents Mr Mrs Harlan andsister Mrs Joe Teague f Roy Allen thecracker drjimmer ot Louisville wits In town Tuesdny Hugh Griffin wag in Earllngtun Monday Xf Josh Tenfitleof Morton Gap spent a few days wltftimEon Joe this reek ii i ift Dr T R Plnley and wjffltjHpent Sunday and Monday n vllle visiting relatives and lend Jesse Phillips attended tt apiafi fi Of sonic banquet at EarlinKton Wednesday nlgbtIrMIllS Doll Woodruff visited Miss Lovle Hansom of Daniel Boone a few days last week Mr Mann the telephone manager of Nortonsyille In town Tuesday 4 Mrs Beta Long has returned to his work at Carbondale after be- Ing off for several days on account of ah accldont A heavy cold In the lungs that was expected to cure itself has been the starting point in many cases of disease that fatally The sensible course tstotake frequent doses of BALLARDS SORE HOUND SYRUP It checks the progress the disorder and na ture to restore normal conditions Price 25c60o 100 per bottle Sold by St Bernard Mining Co In corporated drug department Modest Pride How ridiculous the doctors wife 1st She is always fussing with her little flower pota and talking about botany whll bless my soul I have more flow ers In my hat than she bas in her Whole conaorvatoryFlieeende Blat ter Not So Serious as the arrangeDMnt yogi tirade i those people a teotatlr one oLin sq seriooa kst only toe toW it was gohV to work Wotds English SpMklng P pwkiton a estimated that tka cUDlMgiag is spoken fcy U eOte ot tte earths lahakltaats or abet iiior thR entire population TEDDY McQUIKE I Indian Fighter with Daniel Boone on the Trail I tl TKL aces A full y patterfis and in isertioris to matchin Also nice line of lr tti oesa f Florshelm from W ti 90 9f 00- I Other Line Shots voo YflX zoo andup fm ROWL4ND ClARKSw itWallPa er t 4No one planning the Decoration of walls can afford + to take up the work without Visit the our store Not + j- t only are the ensireptionfi ffbrded here ofMhe urHJile t i dni Thing + WWII Dlcoratiori is Thought b t0nh1I iyquality nrtiRtic coniiirVereiiiiMir AVALL PAPERnrv mioiiL + bryj Colonial Strips Floral OuNOut Grown Fench Oretonde eff ctfi all prices 1erv We are always assist you in setlingaouir + i problems of home decoration jjfr1 t IMADISON+ + + ++ + + ++ + Daniel Booneen tile Trail When the sane of meta go forth war they hava heve lacked their leader For sailing the and daring the rim of the world there are gentlemen aplenty totake the trail Such man was Daniel Boone When blazed the trail Into Kentucky this mighty hunter ladao army Ills back and hiu one object was open up virgin terri for the coming race The history of man filled with adventures the hair breadth escapes and altruist unbearable trials that With his trusty rifle his knowledgoof wood craft and his ability make ship with the avage Indians open ed up that fertile spot known Kentucky The play Dttilul Bonne Life Trail that comes the Temple The atre depicts most interesting pars of this most exulting invasion There are Heart thrills aplenty his council war with tho chiefs the Shawnee ImUnt6 you willNIH tho method used by the savages their dealings with the white race Never before oh any stagohus any aswhereBlackiish and stops him from hurl value that mul vnl fie + MIP most euono 4f WP AhowIi aI+ multitude df colors in Ohum in to sea lid tory At are I lug defiance against the forces ot Cornwallia In presehtiufr this great historical drama Manager Barr eVa pack of wild Siberian wolves tribe of full blooded blanketed SI oux Indians These featgree nr worked into the many different scenes of the play- Meanine Dago Dago slang for darkeklBBwl foreigner applied Italian aad Creeks this country asd also Spaniards and Portuguese The worn derived from the Spanteh IMefo meaning James Cant Shirk Men say they are not for the actions their brethren but they are far their example has been COil tributary tbcml rortuneJdownfall thor brethren Jean smith Curious Paradox- It curious paradox that tho man with the strongest will the man wIn tho most quickly oppo sition Ho saves his strength throw Into tto linEs least resist anco He good general and does not waste himself battering away impregnable position but makes Sank movement once r- r tis RING5- I I N N 0 U MSlC EE Nfrfii I IIr ili 1 1 AVeyisH to announce the arrivalof Spring White Good Lacesy Embroideries and Efouncihgs We ale f desP laYInt7 i thilargest assortment ever shbwivby our store during any Di eyjous season and the prices are reasonable fj J 1 fI it t4 j J f Linens Lawns up and s 2SC colors rk a line Ladies and f Springs u4 i Y I j1w College J and Uncle ended and is Juvenile v u J r p v sv v f t i r r insofLacesIndaint il r v Valenciennes and Torchons J a Beadihgs r v i iY t 4i Meii 1r i t a 5 I d T A a t ESlilnllalloi 1 j t r a r glad n to unplurned a at to a on lit Is as In of Boone to friend aa of on to a of of in I n Harris to 1 of Ix a to In w Is Responsibility responsible of so as to or of I Is a Is yields to nu to it of Is a Vt an r at r 41 sN r Ij f II Mens and Boys M Clothing Our spring line is now coming man ve cap fit you in any Style and price Mens Suits j frp and up Young Mens Suitsd i o to 20 Boys Knee Pants Suits 250 to 7 50 v Embroideries A 11 i J v Swiss Flouncings Corset Cover Edges Muslin Skirtings Kmjafoidered iWaf t Fronts Match Setsv Etc f J it 1 StrfrJi ev fard- I iningJ Cothpaiiydr- y 0 I 1 i I r I h LI tth ni ncuoralC1 irfr r I qI 1 J tf tfjh t s4 CI 1 dr Vii th xt11 a a- hr h l ifi 4 i I L J l 4 hi 1II1 QM l Ms r ff j w r L 1igg J 41 Jh o J ih i f off L 1 I I 1 j rt b r tlt l t filiiJt4f JIt1tiI 17 rc i Ft frr i Earlington r 1 t ij I 1 L m JW SACRED I Prottit Against Red Cross Sau UeilfiiTooth Bru h wand DynamitePenalties lJSE rO ADVERTISING PURPOSES PROHIBITED BY LAW rk 1 The American Red Gross has rfquented the SoHcrtor GrMioral of the United States to advise it 8ft to the proper steps for the en a forceraeut of tat section of its federal character relating to thy KM of its emblem Had name for i aivartiainR purposes by maua I facturerB rotiulorB physicians j charitable organization barbers and other It is believed that many per 1sasswho have the emblem or the ame of the RecTOrosp for udver tieing purposes do so in ignor I ance of the feat that such use is forbidden by law with penaltles fgVvJola iion which In aggrava ted caseB maybe u1 fine f5QO arid imprisonment for one year Tlie eco aof the laiv is shown by I r the following extract The United States hive Tutor ed into a treaty with sill the civ svortdiiana name of the Bpii Dross qi thialawiias u weans com thel1lfhlAlr6Mdy there are evidences that public sentiment is respond injt to this movement to respect i the peculiar significance of the Iced Gross and to protect it diio8tabuse The American the flUerlI andryi geons hiwe put themselves on re 1 cord in favor of the movement 1Ambulances in New York have given up the Red Ores MUd have adopted the Green St Andrews cross instend The retail drug gftitp Association and the Mast ter Barbers Association have passed resolutions urging their members ta refrain from the ueu f the symbol of the Red Gross From many eoN rees are coming protests ft against the use of this emblem which means so muohI to the soldier on the battlefiteld- Sf andthe sufferer in time of dlsas tfir as an advorUsetneijt of sucB things as dynamite sausage cas isKstkindling wood toilet paper wMbhboardB stoves shoes min- I era water toothbrushes and the 0 iLlitre The officers of the Ameri can Red Gross are hoping that the example ofa great depart ment ntore in Los Angles may be widely followed The propri k etor of this store hap declined to carry in stock any article bearing the Red Cross as a trademarK 1firt JDoStop Coughuig You cart If you will age Ottos Spruce Gum Yale am and Pine Tar Compound A valuable remedy foraCoughs Cough Bronchitis Asthma Sore Tbroat D Obest and Lungs Prlee 25 and 50 cents Sold by drug department of the St Barnard Mining Company IncorporatedLar eat ThterIThe largest theater In Ute Paris Opera house coyerlBg three aeraa II I Calendars For 1912jt l We have the swellest rc line of Imported and Do- westlc Caleridras foj 1912 tat has ever been shown r Theywr or the Celebrated ifiie and the price this gear is lower than ever Io not purchase your 1912 Jalanders until you have 4seen our samples We u dan please you and save I you money QC SemiWeekly Bee Kentuckyi UGr 1 Ic Tne Cause of Many 1 Sudden BethsI There iss dtfeaee prevailing cottntry moctdanrcrons to d the Many n are caused by it heart dis eaeeY pneumonia heart failure br athspoplexyaxeoftee n diseasekidney If is allowedtqadvance 1 n ed blood will at catatrlithid the urine had ache back ache lame back dizziscfls slccplessneEs nervous brdown t resufromd better health in that organ is obtained quickest by a proper treatment of the kines Swaaip rot corrects 1104 nrineand scalding ininpassingi and avsrcomea thatunpleuant IICC868tt throughthethe The mild and immediate eff of SwampRootthegreatkidney highesteauecof g anyoneSwampRoot apeaealabout1 YWhenmakanyc SwampRoot and dont let a dealer eel 7ogeoniethingin lace of you you be disappointed t ICOLOnD OWl We have all been delighted with this beautiful weather It looks very much like spring tune Bud Johnson got his foot mashed in No 9 mine last week but is able to be on the street Mrs Blanche Baker is very feeble at this writing Mesdames Eliza Mason and Char lotto Nealy are doing very njoely at present Pnif Driver seems to bw improv InJe also We were glad to see Tom Clark oat to church again Oscar King who has been sick for sometime Is ImprovingIThe many friends of Evangelist T P Smith are glad to witness his presence in our town He and Rev Amos are rendering very valuable service In tbe revival Tat the Baptist church The revival 10 progressing ntc ly and will continue as long as the interest demands We have bad several professions and many anxious eeekern We are glad to see Whit Eaves on the street agalu The Home and Teachers Associa ttonwlh render a program at the public school building next Friday afternoon All parents and friends ate cordially Invited to attend Throagh this Institution we hope to v brag the parents anif teachers Into closer relation Bills are put announcing the Pas tors Melting at the 3M E Church Feb2234 The pastors of all tine M E Churches of the district are asked tribe present Neville McComb is able to join his class in school again We are very sorry to lose Rev Q Fortune We learn that he has been transferred to the West Ashy gills Station AehvUle N C He has a strong congregation among his old friends During bis staV among us he deported himself as s Christian gentleman We wish him success in nlaew Hold The dinner given last Tuesday by Sabro Dunean for Rev Evans nd family Rev T P Smith Mrs was a moet Bumptious affair It was enjoyed by all I Ho More Dyspepsia Gas or other Stomach Troubles Nothing will remain undigested or- s uran your Btoraaoh if you 1Igesteseapowerflit as Maple Syrup For sate by the departmantot the St Bernard- Mining Company Incorporated Tots Idea of Heave- nhp childrens idea of hanu le a- e whereail the Bother bare eokb li jjd Wrtfaat to arouM wtfli lwalS rchief s ana1 wrlpf flits 1egMsy Astliaa Stifferers and old people with a hacking cough will find Instant in Ottos Gum Balsam and Pine Tar Compound made from the Spruce lmoreusing this valuable l med y rrllt departmeatCompany IncorporatedII Knlvae If the halidlee ef lrprykalv B ate otlod dip a ehamoii skim IB wt f jl In powdered pnmlee and rah rtrd yhe quickest and moatjeilebtive remedy for looiCenlng relieving irritation and vcuVlnK ant cough pr cold Is Bloodiue Congo piIucorpspecial agents j t i i Y- fi i r ellyiI It 1 i il r f flf y V kn F T LC crrrDIRCTORYSY I htaylr ndi Etems 4 NfifhtOhWJ H HHinby CnrblttOtrvPreaaurnrGraltk M Arnolds City PliyHlcInn W K Nishet City EnsiueerR E Street CommisefonerRobtWod B Madison OIHhnrn F D Rash Geo O Atkinson l his flair C M Henry Meotlmr night drat Monday tuuutttoHaul At Moore IrahernGBonMD 5 Postmastor ChftB Cowel- lCHUIICHES f macetPBO Am Vespers and benediction 7 p mRov JP McParlandi Pastor Preaohlngexecb3 m Prayer meeting every Wediies day at 780 p m servio s dand7 1 e0puu Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 780 at 980 a m Class meotingy scans at- I 1080 a m Rev N Jtefdpa1ooJ Epworth LoagueL S Han cock president Meets every Sunday evening at 645 p m At thf SouthAllM lQuuxuHNodrHRev W U Brandon pastor Services op and780pa m Prayer meeting Wedt1 fJda evenings at 780 worth eagueevery sundayevbnin t Booletyegerykiondav meeting Monday r first Sundae In each month- DiI88IUNAitY BAKTIHT CHUKOH Preaching 2nd and 4th Sunday at 1 1 a in anu 780 m and the meetingSatdrdsday Sunday School at a in PrKyt neeiiut obrrVMonday night at 781 Ilea H Grigaoti Pafltof KK nAj BAPTIST OHUROU c rvice toqrth Sdniifey mnrningaud- evening j in feach mohth and Saturn day veulnjr pr c dlngPryermeeting Friday evonhn 8un arschool 2 p m f BBV T J LYNN Pastor PRSSBYTKKliN CHUROH HeC I jt Regular rvlc s first Thursday at 780 p mr and third bundiry at 880 pm In each month Snnasy nt88ooclock LODGES Masonic Lodge EW Turner No 648 meets let and 3rd Fridays in each month E J PHiiiiiipa SeeiVictoria Lodge No 84 K of P meets every Monday and Thyrsday j nights Visitors welcome ERNKBT NBWTON K of Rand 8 Hopkins Lodge A0U W No 561 meets eVe rhtiGolden Cross liddfreEaflingtqn No 536 meets 1st andBrd Saturday night in each month MRS BHRTHA UMSTKAD Sec Degree of Honor NatO meets find and 4tb Saturday nights in month Miss LZZIK HUFF Sec LOdKoEarlhiloitoliCourt 4th Friday nlirht at new Victory Hall JOHN WAND Scribe Standwaite Tribe No 57Bed Men meets sleepHARRY IO of R OatalpaCampday iilgbt All members are ear nestly requ8st clt be there CrS CittN8IIAwClerk Modern Woodmon of the World No 11992 meets every Wednesday y Q W Elks B P O No4788meeteet nightBRuler Boyd S WILSON Secretary Edrlington Chapter TJ ncmisfits lilt Thursday in each month at 280 p m- Mne J KATE WiTHKRSi Presc Knights land Ladies of Security wllllmeet every second and Monday nights Visiting members Invited to attend C5 CRENSHAWClerk VlsitluK members are cordially Invited to attend any oftlie Lodges E Spent feV Electricity An average of Prom jls tol6aear caav Ifldlrldiwl is speat1 la the iTjBlted gltates for electrieHr save the Babies YoU eannotfeo1eate without a boC j tleofOttos Spruce Gum Balsam and ine Tar Comppund In your home if bavei lIttIQ Ones asLtisaposltlve specific in Croup Bronchitis and I rdlsoverFor stile by drug depart J meat of the St Bernard Minine Company Incorporated J j Art and Riches We have never met an artist who was not willing to be spoiled by pros perlty J 55 1 It Suffered day i end oiRhltba torment olifclnnfi j Nothing helped toe udillt used Dban B It cured Jie permanently QiokaR GarreM Maypri ilrardlla I 1 4 i t I l k f0 I J 1 J ii 11 4 t t 0e1 rr o Eat what your tomaob O ee hdftlonYn tStlarStomach Willtak8YagejRleaGus a 50u brittle from the- t l3ernteritltlntIt treat Mistake Its a mistake said Uncle Bben orertimejnfpeceraber jack New Year resolutions 9 A child that has intestinal worms is handicapped In its A few dnses of WHITES CREAM expelswormsrover and thrives VI nd lnUY StBernarddrug department lank for Children To amuse children as well as to teach them to save a Cpsnecti cut man has patented a bank late which a figure of a goat butte a cOb placed In a slot IB a lifelike fcaBBer Gas In the stomach or bowels is a torpidliverHEBBINE It is a marvelous liv unifierBoldcorporate drug department Cigarette Paper Much cigarette paper h made from waste unlarrei hemp rope PATICEFDfZIAIwits Da o m The CourierS 1 Make Your StoreAdvertising as Mud a f t ItFixed Feature of Every Issue pf ls Newspaper as is Our t Local Page I A ii1r a Ili f i A Peatlire 1 ordef partfnent ofa e f PaPf wulsits 1readers a few at time- Out noeY i of hbtindl boscm and glance atIstores a adv ertiSH rig in this issue a few hundred will read ALb OF t THAT STORES IN THE NEXT ISSUE I But if that stores advertisement doesnot APPEAR THE NEXT ISSUE this process of winning regular read tiN is broken up It would be so with our Local Page IjJ did not ap REQULARLYtit pvouldforfeit the interest and Jtfe llj nJof MOST OF ITS REAPERS And the sane would be true of our News Page of our Society Page and of other features V jgof the paper which build up their circles of readers surely and steadily issue issue f A stoes advertising gets to be MOST EFFECTIVE afterfit has become a REGULAR FEATURE of the paper gaining M withEVE Y ISSUE new rep larre Iers i AND t V ++ 9 Nklfc I lN6 THOSE GAINED by making the store news really f ind jiport sucThissv 1I cess ALL OF IT v S i1 na fT f n c t H Hows Thil1IWd offer 0ne Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure P J CHENEY k CO Toledo O- We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm WALUJKO KINMAH MARVIN Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Halls Catarh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free Price 75C per bottle Sold by all Druggists Tale Halls Family Pills for constipation To Love To love Is better nobler more ele vating and more urethanto be tIlatwblchmakes ua capable of sacrifice wbleh unseals the forces of another world He who ia loved has gained the high est tribute of earth Weetcott Harsh physics react weaken the bowels cause chroplcteeastipatioaDoana Regulate operate tORe the stomach care constipation 456 Ask your druggist for heai i Do know that eroup can be- eprevented Give Chamborlaitts cbtldbecomescroupy cough appears and W wtlll prevent attacks = Ii iealeoai o6rf 4 tale cure for croup and has nevor GeeKing I Evil Practise of Old London An unjust practise which was peru i Leadon t pajthewant of money Many unfortuaai prisoner died In Newgate tmroe ltLthis custom 0y For that awful take Blood Ine Cough Checker A 60 cent bot rllcaugbIncorporated Drug special agents I To Cure Headache An obBtluate headaehe oftea wMt disappear if the head behlad the MI be bathed lik hot aar1plcTkeatreTaesImyYebrasry2a EvansvilleDaily M- reTh t SemI I 0 t We kII 0Bt L The Evansville Daily Courier r L Y and The SemiWeekly Bee gj TSH ONE YEAR FOR 200 fl 0 jutthink of it 312 issues of the brightest newsiest and4t moost uptodate paper published in Southern Irtdi 0and 104 copies of The SemiWeekly Bee for 1 1iIo tl 0Wewill accept subscriptions at this extraordinary r low rate until 0 FEBRUARY 2Stb A I- SIs WAW The New AH The TnmM 0 the motto o ul1sfAssociated Press reports the greatest news gathering association in the- o i world lPIlep1entedby a host of special correspondierits atv o all important news centers vi r t r Market Re o fUre Complete and rf ft J reliableoo Address all letters to Q o THE f WEEKLY BEEI El1r lingfon Kentucky tV ii1i d R J 1j Overcoat Weather IIAnd its not a matter OI a few days either The weather man says six weeks more Its not very en couraging news to the man who his noet made pre artiolis trying to slip through W SUpP1YI g himself with agoodFiavyshoes etc r It is ltf raging I To know that you can f geta good warm stylish over coat or suit hat one half the regular price I Wmust get rid of them because our spring goods Ialready begun tp arrive Ir Mens Wbmenr and Chidrens v Sioest hilC 4 tprIce A substantial reduction on all mens heavy T work shoes f 4 V 4 THE McLEOD STORE WcSell Everything lMadisonville Kentucky b fHHjitd ookinglasS kJEback to every H MIR tire reflection of his own tL face Frown at itf mid it will look sourly upon you laughit it and with it and it iajolly kind companion I Thackeray I r j Clnlque Flying Machine Four groups of wings two of two wings each and1 tho others of three wings flapped by cranks attached to a otor are the features of a flying ma chine i recently invented by a German 4Lirst Stalactite Cave jTlie largest stalactite cave in Eu jro jre rrocently was discovered IB the PqchMtolu mountains Of Upper Aus tria c Oil Them If a pair of shoes has become stiff eaedcwltk walking in the wet they t should first be washed with warm wa teiand then have oil Weil rubbed into 4 tkfnk Broiling by Electricity 4 1t18 claimed that a spring chicken may be broiled electrically at a coat oC234centB q Good Combination Chair A new dining room chair has a seat that lifts to forra a high dJ1rt r a child r i i r Easy In That Case A reputation is a hard thing te- aM ufilemi it happens to be a WOOd 9 d i L T Largest Stone Statue Japan has the largest stone statue nj the world a figure fortyfour t 11Ight iH I Be a Morning Star iou may be as the morlng star to i tome onothe harbinger of a new Jay Shine lc f LOWROUND IQ TUjw RATESL H LojolsvilleHSE Nashville 2 41l Railroad Fiorida Cuba U Gulf Coast Resorts New Orleans Mobile PensacolaI u Tickets on sale daily good returning until May 31 1911 y iJtcJr agh Coaches and Sleeping Cars I Free Reclining Chair Cars For further nforniationaa to ratez Toutes time table and sleeping car reservations call on nearest repre sentative of the Company or address ITU BRYAN Excursion Agent RUSSELLVILLE KY I f iA4 i 1 t4 I ADDITIONAL MADISONVILLE NOTES Continued from Page 4 Louis and Oiufcinuaii retoroiil home VVedutisdny nfter purdhiis ine n large line of nobby spring millinery prepunitory to tlieir opening Mr nnd Mrs V e Montgomery aui daughter Mirfs Oatherine returned home Wednesday from Oweusboro after spending sev eral days the guests of Mrs MQntgomeryspar nts Mrs Waller urphyof Anton was in the city Wednesday u hop pingWe make a specialty of doing two and three color work If you want classy lob work that will give satis faction see our samples and gut prices at the Madisonville Branch Office in Mortons Furniture Store AILEEN DAVIS Manger- Dr Waller of HansOn was here Wednesday on business Travis OBrien of DaWBon was in the city Wednesday Ossie Aehby of Hanson wJlS here Wednesday on business Attention Company G All clothing and equipment must be turned into the Aruiorv at once By order of 1V or I iI OAPT OTX L POWBKS- i jt Jiiit Like a Poet Doctor Are vou iII Lot rile see your tongufc Poet Ah it troo use no toU gue CUD tell how 1e1OoIUmbia Jester r I i DollyDlatoguc iiV Im doing my bestto C aheadM asserted Well heavenknows you need one I assented DoiJyTo1t1o BJade Question of Sex A local Ironworker who has been married a couple of years always declared that his first son should be named Mat after one of his best friends Learning that the Ironworker and his wife had recently been blessed with a charming balya friend smiled all over his face When he greeted the father on he street Wen ho beamed how is little Mat Mat nothing answered the father its Mattress Youngstown Telegram Under Colored Glass A Swiss professor of agriculture ban been experimenting with culUvaUon under colored glass and flnds accord ing to the Review Sclentlflque that or dlnary transparent glass gives the best results Orange glass forces the plants but hurts the fruit violet attruttbltgreen glass are positively injurious Heaven or Hell It heaven has not begun for you al ready It is idle for you to be look Intorwnrdo some future day In some distant place when it will be- glnAnd the discontent the unrest the envy the jealousy the bitterness the groveling mind the perverse will the unsocial temperIf those are your present experiences they have only to continue and bec rriechronlcto make a hell more dread than Milto ever painted Washington Gladden rT J t f torJt f +c p L n f I 1rE- A TO LE Huge 3ecas in O h rTen4iy M ePoVr Ttvet I Delhi Fox is vnhout douM ttje uost popular cohwdtenno In Angel lea This chttrnilu aotrosc- soared has tu the lloitfhts in tljo theali oil firmament attained by but tow tiirflY L and hetnm UiUtf to inurenee Her prffcoV4T other territory seotri to httv beeii demanded cotitinually and au- notuicqnuutitthut she will VeVwfih us once more JB a velcome morsel of uewfi She will appear at tho WellsBijou oil Sunday Feb26 A special matinee tins been arranged for Sunday afternoon to provide fof the acuommodutiou ot nerhiauy followers who would undoubtedly be unable to jKoanre seats fottbe evening performance Her prtijeht starring vehicle is a sparklltj k hree act comedy with mUBle frbm the pen of Henri Morvaut and entitled Delightful Dollyirhepre4 are unauimous in doclarhiR thatf this play Is the most admirably suited cohiedy in which she has eyec Mo vored us It is strictlya huUioroitR afldir and displays the wlnsomeitoss and hsl table persuniihityUt4aiia Pox to the beat abounds lU ludicrous sitttatIIJand- wftty laogueHer supporting company is one of uniform excel len e while the production if wholly adequate in every partiflu lar A cordial reception HuI1 questionably be given this vIvaci U8 little lady and If the crowded houses in other cities thus ifRy red IB any criterion Bvansville wlll Iiayevlt8 name added to thajiet of S RvO euKBKemems Itffff The yoUui man who called on me last nightsayS thereisjHjVfool in every family tWashe trying to udvauctiiuitt TIP a reiiBon why we shoutak hUll intO urt f t pjntCtanthaving an uapleasant odor pervadln Itt Put some fresh ground coffeex Iq a saucer and in the center place a small piece of camphor gum which light with a match As the gum burns allow eneugh coffee to consume with IL Tb9 perfume is pleasant aad- healthfulbe1ng tar superior to pas thee and much cheaper Y if1 J v i Why t J 4 Not H t Y ReadTh1Tt i 1 r I tl f fluri r- Journal 1 I l 1 kf i i v I 1 t8 Henry jattersoiirlilifi up f We cuil furnish you The Semilfeekly Bee 1 ANj THE f M WeeKly Curi8JournaI t BOTH OHEYEAR 1 BORl 5dl We can also give liberalcon i trihution rate with Daily or Sunday Cpuderr Journal ei- t J Writ CourierJournal Company Louisville Kyt for free sam 11plecpy fedur j J4 t v i i cation youdeV Jj sire butb sure to Jv Siiv 1 send f v Y uriSu t IOrderN CourierJocErnai lI 3the R rw k f c fs di Nothii to Think About J Ye L t r UtJe tilri woman teflW hoc e4F r ItrioHOiby tit ht ftmlv h v vp tijnit up our IlitlUtJ H r vl bore so Y cntttd et ft tt1hLrdnlong nfl 1141t1 f ci r nils to fuss ovuf I r c S ri in vestilDj things when I do r m K t you know what filr I nrfdtwg alHhe ti40t1thinking nnd nlriar Ins T e jBotftpr said I needed n concrete nioaW rrst with no NTCBpoDslbllity ai d nothing to distract me and thats whv c Wtint la boarding 11 lIkQ It bqredontyou or cOli e I dont know that I like rill the people For Instance the folks In tbc ropaV next to mine mupt be dubldusC They come home at all hours of the night my dear all hours Thc walk tier fectly straight down the corrTdor because Ican toll by their steps but YOt neednt tell me that two oclock Ihthff morning Is a respectable hour ter a man and his wife to get home threo or four nights everyweckar Ive never laM eyes on themnot that Ive tried to of ourehut youd 1 think Id run upon them In the hall going In or out Every time I hear a door close and think its theirs I find when I get out Into tbehan its somebody else going out Its very suspicious You dont happen to know their name do you Not that I icljust onderedIThats a pretty girl who JUst went bythe one In the lynx furs Oh you must have noticed her Shes the one that sits at the table under the elec trio fan nearest the north window and a young man with stralghtup blond hair comes to see her every Tuesday evening Theres another one calls too but hds not so regular Shes so lark that theyd make a fine couple wouldnt they IIt people pnly use common sense theres not ablt of chance for mar riages to tutu oUt unhappily Just look At the CarllntoRs h rahybbdy can see theyre unhaflpyV because he just buries hlmselt lnIJIii1 w paper at meals andT shapa ff sHeask Bhlm to pass anything I dldD ti1t a bit of salad the other night BebaUse PIT walt er took it awlj while 1 vatwatchng to see if C ilton wfttiitsjeak to hlswlfolbeWre he finished his coffee 1 dorif5feeeh6w she stands ItItsB- o apparent tb Uisldeft I feel so sorry for Werthat I Just ate to latch her eye when Im looking at them She has avay of looking Up suddenly when you dont expect it I should think shed have known by the shape of his chin that shed no business to marryhlthT Some women never PLy any attention to those things Didnt ttiat automobile wake you up the other night Why the big Igreea One that stopped out In front pfthe hotel about halt past three arid chugged away tor such a tog tIme t think whover came home In it ftadnt any money to pay the bill and the- chauffeilkliad to go Inside to collect It That arosebeck mart IW silt dow to breakfast at all the next morning i know b caur eIwent early to mine and thee read my paper In the lobby jand I could see every one who came out of the dining fpoltfahd he never appearia 1 ltiat7 for tsertain that he waath j one wlufeame home in that autombWle bfat X have my suspicions He a1Wayki ka as though he came out orabanabox too and a man like thatll bear watching Shouldnt you think that woman with the pinkish ha3r itOula gfet tired rustling dbWlitbwnBBcFmudit I kept track oi wek 11heivflt utll mornings Straight PBhe wearg her best sable furs td slioplri too and thats what drives a lofbf husbands to drink such extravagance Sable Is BO delicate I should think she could find enough useful things io do at hpme Instead of gadding about so imuchr Ill warrant she doesnt keep iher husbands socks darrfed Its the most curious color for hafrf1 Id hate to ssyi1 dYed ltPbtWMiats per onto think Id irKmolkaSw Six itimes In one week r t v You say maybe she was Agoing to the dentlsl Oh Vell perhaps so but ii dont believe it This time of year everybody Is too busy to bother with the dentlHt Sh0 was Just hunting up more doodads lo spend her husbands money for thats what she was up to Jthlnk Its a shame and he looks so bray Well perhaps he Is old enough to be gray Anyhow but It shed be the rlRht sort of wife Instead of extravagant heVouidnt be half worried into his grave Do you suppose those clerks read thoipostal cards before they distribute them in our Hoxe They seem to take such a long time over the wail iSrs Blngs the grass widow got one from Europe yesterday I was standing right there when the postman laid the ibiindle down and it was on top She WemB quiet but Ill warrant shes- joii CorresporIng with cfntn plan broad Is a bad sign Yeat1tenlcc little old woman concluded Im gifting a good rest iiere because theres bSOl teIY noth nito distract neandoccupymy mincH Sometimes I wish there was Jgmethfag for me to take an Inter stJ tot r tEasy Money There areall sorts of VvayBVtoget rich vvYea Indeed Some men sell bogus mining stock and some jut rob the Illinois Central railroad itii jacJ rs- Ii V 5-tk f I a r l t F jl i iiI 2 r ir IA ii1irPotdfry Urd 4 rIfY t ew inJlb tiJ t Ui1ttir W tlll Aj Uiltlll111llhEna ehelljnu ifyou throw hUrtlfi e r- in shO1ibrokeI Pi Jtg Jrpod yiis jioiis Mefclie w HtNI utth FOil of t hfyZffipf nf rlnhrol1t nIfjle rf f1Jfi sinr eopldtv3q1 hI 1 f JveRo the irhi toltr tlioy Ii- I l O vjiyp ilosinir chickViiR wlTli tn Uiciue tnt Ftniiiyr will HVv Htfprofit UI r P- ltlutJ lltof the puffV- i h11 isiir igIit fi nu be l colnpfEiIiect by pfaiinr it liLV sheet of paper In jiim lioHnn- iJiJprinklefhHpliper well with qoiil oiLtq liscourafre Jceluiid iiffp plentA nfstrlv Drfiit trust thHfeeluilltlld vatdrinji of Ihd cJiickeus entirely to theVhifdrer Kqfp in touch with the feeditii and the comlii tion of the IOUS aR well A child can not bd expected to note the first Bijius of trouble The hen pas many usefulfjugs Including feathdrs nuck and wings Arid white meat dark meat wish bone legs And stuffing aide bonegtzzard eggs She dbea the very beet shes able To mako us satisfied at table Take a few of your best layer out of the multi house und kop them inn ulnce by themselves with tht heat nude bird you cnn yet The eggs from these hens will be yourstocI for the chicks tbatnreto be Get up a little higher this year Say the Ifens wiJIcackle thanks for those small potatoes Just boil them and mix with meal or bran If scraps of meat or soup bones are boiled with the pdta tons the biddies will like the fla vor better and there will be money inyonr pocket From Feburary JOUlWAL AllhT1BNAL SOCIETY r Cdttlt1 froq1ae 1 rII IJtL Ms QA MJrtfp f hf lJli I1 if1fIHrl ttCh 1 grtH uthr of p3ut4 00 th uttIIpriz I qilaultP flat iotk odrIil stick liJA rn tt IljlIt lunrh VI1 1 j1 RCrydlt te flhilfliOfl of ttit i MIllt1IIH i it11a i4hip i j fr lqtnnp Pl1ult irukf 0 A Morton Ik F jt firnri 0vJ ltihvV j Tj Me r f- eIiroI5r Ul Oummings Fri il JRkihU LB ttuiy R S 0ulinJrt Gn NexVbrtld on dJ IMISSPS FJIproirce Allyn mid l hzRIL bith Vlutotw re invited guests I J ISiiwlont tctflmo youver2 letiiuied bv Business or nyJiucliv jriiportablo story ns that kJL tnt ny hear 10was p r ichhsed jnaiiy blocks oat of my4 way bfl bnllrJiinpcornBv 5fcii 10 IHeight of Goodn6 f tJtinbthlfagbut an increase of his suffer u tI- ngs can add to It It It provHhlc deXth his virtue Is at Its Bummt It heroism complete Bruyere j ift 1It Get tin i jJunt lnowiede Knowledge js Indeed that which eH8I1Ua111orIshea one half of the human soil It makes being pleasant to WittUII the mlad with entertaining vlewa and ad ministers to It a perpetual series 0 gratification It gives ease to solitude and gracefulness to retliementAd jiC dlson j or t How He Made His Money A rich old man was asked how he made his money Simplest thing la the world he said I always did the jreverse of what everybody else WM doing If everybody rnugbt I sold prices were high If everybody sold 41 bought prices were lqwx j 4 L Found Equivalent Did you discover the north polit Wot exactly replied the up1etW But I found a place that was eI pnitIcleqsJyalent IjLSOMETHING NEW GIVE AWAY PLAN NO2t V TEZ ITTCK7 ONI8 OF HO 1 WZRZ 1 MRS W B TOST 1 W XeLKMOE E X AHD KSOK M QKKEH 0 OALISLZ 1 P PBCB II t I TOW1T18 t J L 7 ATKDJSOJI L Ii xiuu 4 if Plan No 2 will be conducted strictly fair in every way We will put numbers in a box running from l to 1500 and Izhave a book to correspond with numbers in the box With I each too purchase will give you absolutely free one guess Each number will be drawn from thejjox J14 in number SUMBERS DRAWN WILL ENTITLE PARTY GUESSING A tOLLOWlFirst Barrel of tie best flour SecondTen pounds of good bacoii1 t i ThirdSixteen pounds best gra4jigac r t FourthOne case cans standarJl ioorBjtti Fifth One case twentyfour cans tomatoes Sixth Twentyfour pounds of the best flow I iEighthFortyeigl1tNinthTwelve cans bl hbminy v V Tenth Twentyfour pounds of the best flour 4 A Eleventh Twenty five bars of laundry soap i + 1 j TwelfthOne dollars worth of coffee v Thirteenth One pound of the best green tea FourteenthOne box five cent Sensible Segafs 1 You get value received for your money No charge for f the guessing We have the right to give the goods away and jjou have the rihtto receive them The guessing will begin February 23 and close April 23 uniess numbers are alt taken before In that event wHl clo ejwhen the last number is guessed ASk012r Pri6es t1 Parishs Cash Grocery PHONE 565 Madisonvilie 1 Kentucky t f i4 T i i t it r j if v f jl Jf IIcJ i1 Jfu JNarl Jr 4i r 3s f p S I JrHfty i J vut J 1 j t jii IlJ r r P I

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