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V n- A TUESDAY t and a t FRIDAY I j Q U 0- ur ufitNowy a 1rai IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR rr FOR SALEJ1TWENTYSECOND YEAR HOPKINS COUNTY KY TUESDAY MARCH 7 1911 Ne Iy r I i I Madison ille Notes j BY AILEEN DAVIS Thursday Afternoon Literary Club MBB Davie HendrickH was the i ThursdayRi Olnb which met at her home on South Main street The meeting proved to be a most Interesting as well as Instructive one as the program was well pre pared throughout and beautifully rendered Mrs William Simpson road a most excellent paper on the Spanish American War which was fol lowed by a splendid accaunt of the Panama Canaltby Miss Anna Garnet Tate being a vivid and complete description of the many attempts made before anything def inite was accomplished in this line 1ofworkup to the present time Miss Robbie Claytor told In her own inimitable style a beautiful little Spanish love story which J blended so nicely with the program which proceeded that it proved to be a fitting climax for the afternoony At the conclusion of the program prettilytf Blue Stocking Club One of the Blue Stockings Clubs moat enjoyable meetings was held Saturday afternoon at the home of Miss Elizabeth Glvetis In South Main street Miss Isabelle Gardiner as loader of the Lesson Review gave an ex cellent account of the hvos of Burns Scott Woodsworth Coleridge i Southey and Lord Byron ns well as i their style of writings The Magizlno Review which dealt 3 with the historic ruins of the Castles t ofJEdlnburg was splendidly given f by Miss Aileou Gold vvMiss Louise Wilson rood tvniost excellent papei ontrho life and character of Scottt During the social hour a most ex cellent luncheon was served in two coursesMisses Sarah Hays and Mary Ar r din Jennings were the invited guests Misses Ellie and Isabella Uardl ner leaves today for Fort Myers Fla to spend several weeks the 1guestsof Miss Essie Lynn and otherI friends Judge and Mrs W H Yost spent t Friday in Evansville Mr and Mrs W J Nisbet and Mrs M Hunter passed through this city Saturday en route to their home in Providence trom a twoI days stay In Evansville J Lucien LIttlepage the enterprizy lug lumber dealer of Moss Hill was 5 In town Saturday Dont forget the SemiWeekly Bee has a branch olllpe for Madi Bonville people in Mortons Furni 1LureStore If you want advertis r or job work or wish to subscribe J for thep pert call up number 4 i AIMSBN DAVIS Manager t Mrs C 0 Glvens returned home yesterday from Providence after + spending several days with Mrs Douglas Ruckm nJx Mrs Gordon Hall of Louisville vis visiting her mother Mra Lillia t r Garr for a few weeks Mr and Mrs H A Woodruff of St Charles were the guests of friends In Madlsonville SlLturdnfI 4CB Tate Jr spent Sunday withc parents In MadlBonvillo t Miss Mary McPherson of Hop kinsville who lots been the guest of Mr and Mrs J D MoPherson Sr for the past week returned home i Saturday x We make a specialty of doing twoI 4t and three color work If you want t 1classyjobwork that will give satis faction see our samples and got BranchkOffice In Mortons Furniture Store j AILKBN DAVIS Manager w f Mrs Paul Price qf Earllngtou f i was the guest of Mrs John Price In this city last week Dr KToy Robinson of Hopkins r 1 vllle was the guest of friends In a Madlsonville during the weekend returnedIsI honta Saturday from Now York where she has been for the past six weeks purchasing her spring line of fine mlllenery rr R SoDulin Jr returned x homo Ay i I k d No 333DRAWS The BEES ModelI Range No I DRAWS eTke BEES Brass 1 Bedr Saturday from New York having been absent for the past month pur chasing goods for the Dulin store T L Coil was in Henderson Saturday Will T Mills spent Friday in Evansville with friends Get the habit of coming to the branch olllce of the SemiWeekly Bee at Mortons Furniture Store when you want engraved cards embossed letterheads danco tickets or programs We have the beRt and let us figure with you on prices AILKEN DAVIS Manager Ed Coffman Slaughterville was town Saturday Miss Pearl Cain ot Louisville will be with Mrs C F Shelton this seas ontas head trimmer has arrived in the city Jack Miller was in Henderson Saturday Its Ready for You The death chair tov be nsodJn el u rdcutlng condemned prisoners at the Eddyvllle penitentiary is finished and has been shipped to the piIsou in care of a depot warden The chair was built at the Sherrill Russell plant It Is of lightcolored heavy oak substantially built and with padded Clvmps for the shoulders for the arms 2 and the ankles with a cap all to be fitted with electrodes complete the death dealing outfit when properly connected with the current The chairs appearance gives no idea of the horrible use to which it is to be put but when visitors sat hilt just for the sensation and felt the self olamping hook settle down upon their limbs and realized he couldnt move they appreciatedin small measure the helpless agony of anticipation through which the condemned man must go for the few minutes immediately preceding hlsdemiso Paducah Sun Do Stop Coughing You can if you will use Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam and Pine Tar Compound A valuable remedy for CroupBronchitisChest find Lungs Price 25 and 60 cents Sold by drug department of mpanyIncorpomted Misses Mary Mothershead and Goldle Weir were out of school Monday both being ill Rev W C Brandon and Miss Elizabeth Kemp assisted Prof Dudley in teaching d By N Nptlv E OUSTRY WE 1 EARLINGTON TO PROUD TO Rim Hendersbn Family is Found in Chicago i in Pitiable Plight Chicago March 6Huddled be hind a high backed Colonial chair the only piece of furniture lilt th home at 0823 Morgan street the far fly of JoHoph Barry formerly of Henderson KYt was found cold and starving by neighbor The wife Hattie and her four Hindi children two boys and two girls were waiting for news from the Englewood Hos pital where the husband Joseph oppratadwere to weak from hunger to visit the father and had remained in the bleak room for three days too proud to beg assistance IoWe came from Henderson Ky and are related to the Barryaof Louisville said Mrs Barry It IB about eighteen mouths since + we came to Chicago I At first Mr Barry was able tI weItie at a time We were all sold ou n about a month ago and MrBkrry grew worse The Just welmd went for doctors and medicine Then Joe was taken to the hospital slnetrhetold of their waiting without any thing to eat and nothing to them warm except the high bAcked WlDdbriakto rellettlsgIveuthe Hospital state that Mr Barry in recovering from the operation Earlington High School Wins j Eariington won a hotly contested gaiioof basket bull from the J team of Madisonville at thevlpqaJj courts last Saturday night br w tjaTfiuUley Foatherston tKtuWKSffy stared for the locals and Clark and Hoffman for the visitors The line up was as follows KAKWNOTON JfADISONVII F Featherston f Clark f D Dudley f Hoffman f Victory c Clement c R Dudley g Whittinghillg ViuBon g ittddle g Earliugton Field Goals D Dud ley 8 Featherston 2 Victory 2 Eariington Foul GoalsNone Madisonville Field Goals Clark 1 Hoffman 2- Madisonville Foul Goals 2Ti Always Blessed with a Hearty Appetite If you use Digesteze It helps your stomach do the work digests what you eat and makes good rich blood from your NightsHendacherid of all these troubles with DIKes tezu Fifty cents a bottle worth ten fold Its cost at drug department of CompauyIlworlJrat Roy Blanks Arrested Roy Blanks was arrested at Cou= tral City Saturday by Chief of Pii lice Langley charged with inter erring with an officer while making an arrest Blanks 18Sn1Qto have interfered with City Marshal Wood ward at Nortonville and caused him to release a prisoner whom he had under arrest at that Frld y Sheriff Stanley and Deputy Wil llama went to Nortonville and Hop klnsville Friday night to arrest Blanks He was found at Norton ville by Deputy Williams but man aged to make his escape by a clever ruse Aftoi his arrest at Central City Saturday Chief Langley tele phoned the Hopkins county officers and Deputy Proctor Ashby went to Central City for the prisoner He was brought to Madisonyiye Sunday tond putitjailNKentucky May Escape Payment of Big Debt 1 Washington March 2Secretary- of the Treasury MacVeagh has ask ed Congress to relieve the State of Kentucky of the paymentjf 1483 75789 which the Bluegrass State has been owing tile Fedetal government since 1880 and which if payment were ever enforced with accumulated interest would bankrupt the State treasuryADuring the administration of An drew Jackson when the treasury was full to overflowing there was a distribution of money among the States then m exlstencotand Kentucky received the amount named as its portion f y- n 1L J I Ir14 I FJ 3 rnLEYmt f ANlPMFI cdwJ P J Sitk passed through here Friday en route to Mortons Gap IBud Morton was hero Friday- S L Aaron made a business trip to Madisouville Friday John M Morgan is quite III this week WT Vlckrey af Circle City is visiting friends here this week Walter Whit went to EnrlhH ton Thursday IDim M Umstead was here Friday en route South Diamond mines Luke Morton spent Saturday here Dr Davis was here Friday W E Rash and F D Rash were here Friday Roscoe Ashley mode a trip to th e country last Friday A O McKInsey of Eariington twas here Friday J W Gatlin the fruit tree man of near Madisonvillo was here Satur day T F Woodis made a trip to Earl iugton Saturday outIImade a trip to Mortons Gap last weekJohn Adcnck and family of Earl ington were here Saturday A Good Man Gone After a short illness of pneumonia L N Agent Hardy Morton of Moins Gap passed away at 6 oclock Friday morning his death was unexpected He contracted a severe cold a few days ago and did not go to bed until Tuesday Pneu monia developed and on Friday the end came Mr Morton was a very popular man both with the company MortonsGapandvicinity vea a wlfo pad two small children his father M T Morton a brother Oliver and u sister Mrs Bertha Stewart of Mortons Gap He Was a member of the Modern Woodmen and funeral services were conduct ed under their auspices The interment took place at Old Salon at one oclock Saturday Rev Slaton conducting the services The people of Mortons Gap and sur rounding country extend sympathy to the bereaved family Imports and Exports of Leading Agri cultural Products in 1910 Compared With 1900 Calendar Year Statements show lug the imports and exports of the United States from 1900 to 1910 a publication just ISued by the Bu reau of Statistics of1 the Department of Commerce and LabOr shows some interesting facts regarding the imports and exports of the United States in the trade with foreign countries Among the curious things shown is for example that fruits nuts imported into this great agricultural Country have doubled since 1000 grown from 10 million dollars in value speaking in round terms In the year 1900 to SUM million in 1910 Fruit imports alone increased horn a little less than 10 million dollars to paractt cally 2G million Bananas form the largest itom in the group being val ued at n little less than 0 million dollars in 1900 and over 12 million In 1910 Hides and skins also form a marked increase in the importation of the term having increased from 307 million pounds in 1900 to 673 millloniii 1909 the figures of 1910 being considerable loss 461 million pouuds The value of hides and skins imported was in 1900i mullion dollars and mlmO8tJ million Goatskins form an important factor in this having been in 190 19 mll lion dollars in value and in 1910 27 millionSwears Out Warrant for Officer Mrs Richard Ferguson of Nor tonville swore out a wrrrant Saturday for Marshal Woodward charg inghim with using unnecessary vie lense in making the arrest of her brother Ernie Oates at Nortonville Friday and then kicked him while dragging him along to the lotslr up Mr Woodward denies the charge and was released on his own Bond The case will be tried before Judge Bradley Mr and Mrs R GMcEuen spent Sunday with relatives tStOharlesI If 1 U k4 o A r c I- Ir r I t WOODMAN WILL HAVE GREAT GATHERING Iln Madisonvjlle March 13Big Delega lion From Louisville and Evans ville Coming The meeting of Woodmen at Mad lsonville on March 18 will be one o the biggest and greatest gatherings ever known in the city Represent atives from 885 camps in Kentucky will be here and besides delegations will come on special trains from Louisville and Evansville and may be other points The following from the Southern Woodman gives an idea of the large number who will attend A special W O W car will be attached to fast train No 101 ove the I C R R leaving the 7th street depot at noon on Monday March 18 for all delegates to the Head Camp meeting at Madisonville This In cludes their ladles and friends This special car will be attached to rear of the train and will fly the W O W colors and is due to put this jolly delegation into Madisonville at 6 p m the same day uTho camps of Evansville and Southern Indiana will send large delegations to Madisonville to re ceive the highest degree of the Or der Kentucky W 0 W are al ways delighted to have the jolly Hoosier choppers wlti themt GONE FOR A TOUR THROUGH TEXAS i Mr and Mrs C H McGary Take Long Western Vacation Journey Mr and Mrs O H McGary left this morning for a trip to San Antonio and other points in Texas in eluding Corpus Christl and Port land At Portland they will visit Robert Arnold and family Mr Arnold formerly was a citizen of EalUn ton many years ago but has been a Texan for a number of years Wfth jjIstsonClaadaantler thfi firm name Arnold Son he is conducting a large produce and seed business and are large growers and shippers from Portland on the Gulf Mr McGary goes for a rest from business to which he has been closely confined for years in the capacity of manager of the gro cery business for the St Bernard Mining Company at this puree Heres hopln that he will not get stuck on Texas 61 see anything out there that will make him want to leave Earlln ton Baraca Class Organizes The Baraca Class of the M E Church South Sunday School or ganized In the library of the E A O Sunday afternoon with fifteen members The following officers were elected Hartford Chatten president Ralph Dudley 1st vice president William Fugate 2d vice president David Dudley secretary and treasurer William FUgateman ager and Lucien Vlnson captain of the baseball team i Walter Martin teacher and Ralph Dudley assist ant teachor Much enthusiasm wasI manifested and the class promises to become a power in the religious social and athletic fields of this comJ munlty The books will be kept open until next Sunday for charter members All desiring to become charter members will please give their names to some officer of the class and also attend the class session If possible next Sunday morn lug L Uncle Sam is to Have Some Banking Reform Buffalo N Yt March Glhatthe United States within the next two years will havo legislation Insuring a new and farreaching scientific banking system designed too last a century is the prediction of Oon gr ssman Edwa d B Vreeland chairman of the Banking and Currency Committee ot the House of Representatives and vice chairman of the New York Monetary Commls slon Mr Freeland makes this pre diction in a statement to the State Bankers Association here adding There is not a single doubt that we are goingto have radical reform in our banking and currency system rhedauger of a panic must be done away with The people will never again submit to the suspension of payment by banks and all the sutlerI Ing that such a thing entails Our periodical panics have been more expensive In losses of moray and in hardships than all the wars the country has ever known i I k lOn I TUESDAY and FRIDAY BUSINESSADVERTISE 2 todaye Nortonville News Saturdayfrom EvansvillefFred Collard was in HopkinsVIlle during the week i J R Harrison was In Madison vllle Saturday- Mr and Mrs Homer Coleman spent Sunday with Mrs J R Har risonSL D Jackson of Hopkinsylllo was here Monday wasrRobert Slaton Madlsonville was here Sunday T J Sparks of Greenville was hereluesday Ben Myers of Madisonville was here Tuesday B C Mitchell of Madisonville was here Wednesday B 0 Ruce of was here WednesdaytG H Russety of Madisonville was here Thursday Ruby Laffoon of Madlsonville was here Thursday Leslie Ashmore spent Saturday and Sunday in Dawson Springs Herman Stevens was in Madison vllie the latter part of the week EXTRA SESSION Will be Called March 15 by President Taft Washington DO March 6An nouncement has been made by Pri vate Secretary Norton that Frost dent Taft would issue a call for an extra session of congress to begin March 16 E ackf9m e hl ement aLlue hems Mn the West Johnson City Tenn March 6 The following letter was received at the offices of the Carolina Clinch field Ohio Ry and given out for publicationIndustrial Department 00 0 Ryt- Jobnson City Tenn GentlemenI perhaps you might ap preciate a short letter giving you an idea of whether your Back Home movement is receiving any atten tion or not in the far West 11 assure you that I hear It talked every day in the city of Seattle There are so many people on the Pacific Coast that have experienced such bitter disappointments they are eagerly hunting for some place to gO to start life over agin on a safe conservative basis The Southern States have the material wealth and need the people Let them know it and they will come Even Western moneyed men are watching developments in the movement There was a man out to see me a few nights ago having found out that I had lived in the South 1 gave him such general information as I could He is now on his way to the South to to spend two or three months HIt intention is to buy a large body of tiled and colonize it Advertising has certainly made the West what It is I will just relate one effort and the results i The Western Railroads through R A Ballinger Induced the government to open up two pieces of worthless land in the state of Washington and one in Montana about 18 months ago to be allotted by drawing with an appraised value of from 200 to 2500 per acre to be paid for by the lucky one in the drawing of course advertised everywhere by the West ern Railroads Result 285000 lice ale name distances rouging from 100 to 3000 miles to register for the drawing on about 8000 claims Fortunately a large number of the lucky ones in the drawing got wise and did not go on their claims Those that did are leaving them saying they are worthless I could tell you Qt many other things with similar results but will not tax tleqce further at present I heard a man 8a one day week that Horace Greelys saying Go WestYoung Man Is kno morebut will be and is nowGo South Young Man The dream of myHfe IB to return to my native laud which I pray is not far in the future Yours very truly AJ A1 BACoKi1 Iv 4 l Dt f f c Ili v o tr- r L 1l I t1 f V f Iraeri JSi i ee PAUL M MOORE I EDITOR AND PUBLISHER J E FAWCETT ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER Member of Kentucky Press Association I 4 and Second District Publishers League Branch Office in Mortons Store 119 South Street i AILEEN DAVIS t is A t 47 March 7 1911 1 4 rr iEarly to bed and early to rise CJAttend to your business and advertise f And you will be healthy pros 1i perous and wise ti We are authorized to announce L R Ray as a candidate for reelection i to represent Hopkins county in the lower house of the next General As thetf y of Ihe party We are authorized to announce Lass L Walker as a candidate for from Hopkins coun ty in the lower house of the next General of Kentuckysub r ject to the action of the f party We are authorized to announce Ed L Young as a candidate to rep resent Hopkins county in the lower house of the next Generala of subject to the action+ tho party ESCAPE JAIL I Notorious Feud istand Other PllinmrS at Large i Jackson Ky March Spicer charged tEtl murder of his nephew t bee Fugate and i three prfBqriers qs apijd Thurs night from the pr atbitt county t + Jjail by holding up the guard with pistols No effort ie being made to pursue them d Subscription One Year 100 Six tinouthae 60- Three months 25 81 6nt Specimen copies mailed free on application Correspondents wanted in all parts of the county Address us for par ticulars I Furniture Main Madi Kentucky Phone No 4MISS Mgr Isanville I Telephone Tuesday 4d ANNOUNCEMENTS Democratic Representative Assembly Democratic Assembly Kentucky Lof Democratic liAsbery tb other yday Rates SING A SONG OF WHISKEY Sing a song of whiskey A pocket without pence i A purse thats always empty A head that has ho sense Four and twenty jail birds Under lock and key Curse the drink that cost thorn The birthright of the free When their cells are opened Drinking more and more i K r A drunkards life behind them A drunkards life before The brewer in his countingnouse 1s counting out his money The Barman in his parlor Is eating others honey While starving little children And women lean and poor In rags and brokenhearted Beg fom door to door Sing a sung of whiskey Sound it all the time i The horrid song of whiskey Sorrow sin and crime Everybodys t FALSE HAIR Will be Consigned to the Ash Barrel New York CIty Feb 27Accord ing to an edict of fashion recently is liedIgreat rats small rats loan rats brawny rate brown rats black rats gray rats and tawny rats are a thing of the past If the practice of wearing false hair had continued for many more years according to fashion dealers the American wo man would have found herself under theyof a hairless crowd withI New Spring GinghainsV Shirt From 50c to in all Widths and Qualities Laces and Trimmings to all Materials v v Y Stomach Troubles Cured by Vinol v t HERE IS PROOF CI I suffered so long from stomach trouble and indigestion that I lost flesh rapidly VINOL cured me after everything else had failed It strengthened my digestive organs gave me a hearty appetite and I can eat anything the slight est distress I do not believe any thing equals N INOL for stomach trouble and indigestion W E MesJ Mr Thos G Wallace of Detroit Mich writes I suffered for y arafr from a chronic stomach trouble a VINOL entirely cured me aftere IiItments of the cods liver combined with the strengthening properties of tonic iron contained in VINOL which makes it so successful in restoring perfect digestion and ai the same time building up the weak cued rundown system t Try a bottle of VINOL with tine I understanding that your money will be returned if it does not help ypu ST BERNARD MINING COMPANY Incorporated Drug Department out a root to anchor a wig to When the spring millinery season opens this year all women will find tho rat and all false hair has been spirited away to the river or the ash heap The gentler sex must wear only their own hair and as little as possible of that Women with extremely heavy crops of hair may have to cut switch es from their crown according to sore to be in fashion The coiffure this year will have a smaller nest than for many earBThe hat to be in style must be small and will leave a small crown There will how ever be little alcoves in the rear the new fashionable hats for thti wearers hair which must lie coup bed down flat on the front of tliel bead A partwlJl be permitted our I the side or In the middle r Yon Can Eat Allythingr Eat what your stomach Gravels without tho slightest tear of iitdUres tion which Is an awful feeling Yon will not be bothered with Souri Stomach Heartburn Nausea Bad Breath or Heavy Feeling if you will j take one dose of Digeatezo It rellleves and cures as if by MaglcV rlasantas Candy Relief in oats minute Get a 60c bottle from the drug department of the St Bernard f Mining Company Incorporated h u 1 Society Happenings East End Card Club The East End Card Club held Its woekly meeting with Mrs W H Inline on February 24 Mesdames Kirby Gordon Alex Lunaford df Mudlsonvlllq worn the visitors Mrs Daves made the best score At the conclusion of the game the hostess served lunch conaistirg of chocolate and wafers brick cream and cake i East End Card Club Mrs Delia Sonthworth was the hostess of the East End Card Olub on last Friday afternoon Mrs scoret cious The next meeting will bo with Mrs Victory The Poultry Yard The March hntchecl pullets will be the early fall layers Many incubator chicks are killed with kindness by being overfed and kept too warm You need not bo afraid tho hens eat too many crushed shells Lot them have all they want Make it a rule to count the bid dies every day Some folks nover do this They might be fobbed and never know it I have heard the advice given to feed the chicks all they will eat up clean That wont do They will eat up clean the first week or two more than they have any business eatingHard enough to sit for three weeks without having to be gnawed all the time by InsectpeBts Look at your sitting hens once in a while and be sure they are free from ene iinies of this kind You can make money by getting a good rooster right now Mate him with some of your best hens and set theeggs Your basket will get full a lot faster after those pullets get to laying Particularly at thisseason of theI year do not set alien until it is pos itive that she is thoroughly broody If she does not have tho full fever I she is apt to desert her charge often after sitting a week or two As the weather is still cold not more than eleven eggs should be given n hen When a larger num iber is allowed the eggs are not sufll clently covered and those on the outer edge of the clutch ate likely to b come chilled Farm Journal i ili Sp IS t jw l4Y r r Ii wsuElAl Ia11 71V t- nwewI r + ara veers urrsr aawol sseaare KY I tr nd rw rwrrAny Call Day orNi I ewo suuviaw bollo 1F AY = t We have 16 head of and all horses which we will sell a had better see us as we can save yoy money ti r LOOK HERE MR Note that tho Cumberland Telophono Telegraph Company Incorporated Is pflor ing to you an ideal proposition for telephone service Using our service you have advantages ot long distance connections to every important point In the United State The advantages of telephone service in you residence are too numerous to mention but among them would bo dally communication with the markets obtaining prices getting accurate j reports an the woather calling up your neighbors friends And relatives All theta nil vantages and are store than worth tho price you would pay for the service Literature and Information furnished by calling on our manager U G Mann I CO 1Ul zbaIIL r dri o er 0 04 i- I M D Practice limited to diseases of Eyo Ear Norio And Throat Eyes Tented Glasses Fitted sS OFFICE HOURS 9 TO 12 A M 2 TO 430 P Over C L Rots Grocery r l 1 AFEW SIJHIESTIONS EARLY SPRING BUYING 1 I t THEPRIC RIGHT i r 1 rt 450Embroideries Muslin Underwear ofall kinds I d flng illtttI 1 + right r r Nei A Sllksforjfttrrhg rQa J r Shoes that Fifimnd Wear I IIc A MORTON II ADISONVILLE f IIFuneral Director Embalmerr IIi + II Answered promptly + L eoQasa htJJ t 1 HORSES FOR SALE Kentucky Tennessee veUbroe cheap Anyone desiring bargain BARNETT STONE EARUINGTON KENTUCKY c THE BEST TELEPHONE SERVICE FARMER f i TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH ooROBT SORY iJiOHic MiMADISONVILLE KENTUCKY YoI FOR E Waists VATERHOUSEPortland I I r CUMBERLAND I Nice Line Mens Shirts in New Patterns Lace Curtains 1atare fIt prettyRoom L Size Rugs hat you- willlike Groceries always fresh and clean I I I St Bernard Mning CompanyIncorporated dl U j rt IEi GO- dI lt j NL 1tqagf L 1 1 l J s I j l c It t Erlingto rJ KentucIyy4w i t 1Incorpo r n t i Iftr d THE SATURDAY EVENING POST I 5C CIGARA- T ALL LEASING TOBACCO SEALERS C W LINDSAY Distributor I DR E B IIARDIN OR L C RAY i Drs Hardin R- ayDENTISTS A Painless Extractingand l Work Nigh Class Dentistry iou Specialty I Office Sadnt5DankIldg Tdcphone390 Madisonville Ke iuchyi ADTALK I I What would you think of a salesman who reported for duty one day lay off for two worked a half day went off fora week and so on without any regular ity Surely you would not ex pect good service from such a man And yet some merchants hold advertising which is limply a salesman up to great results when it is allowed to work very irregulary The fact that advar Using costs money is proof of its value Things without cost are usuallyI worth only their price l News of theTown C M Henry made a business trip to MadlBonvIlIo Friday Roy Peyton was In Madihonville e Friday oh business HenryYRogorR were in Madh m1lIIo Friday vhftiiiK friends FOH SALE DcalraliJB residence J jtt hart of city water and bath room Out houses complete Six room houso fronts Main street A bargain for some O MusJ lieIMrs Mattie visiting in Florida returned homo l FridayMarvin Lanier made n buslnoBB trip to MadlseuvllleFridinyg- g Harlan Martin IB In Drnkosboro this week Mrs Mary Stone visited friends in MadlsoiiVilla Friday Onllio Bourland made a business trip to Mad isonvllle Friday Clarence Higgins made a business trip to MUdlBonvlllo Friday Albert Keown made a business trip to Madlsoiiyllle Friday Dr Curtis BJoIii oltwas in Mad lsanville Frlday Robert Fagetl spent Friday in this city with his father Miss Kuthlfon Spillnian who bus liven visiting in New York for the PHRC month has roturnetl home Men and Women sell guarontegri 1Itodallytiers luvostl ate Wear Pioot M38 Chestnut St PhilitdelphtaP H 0 Bourland made a business trip to Mudisonvilto Friday Mr and Mrs J R Rash visited rrlendH in Madisonvllle Friday Henry Martin made a business trip to Madisonvllle Friday Ulnas Zllpah Moorehoad hold the lucky number which drew the range that tho Boo gave away Miss Kathleen Spillman who has been vlaiting relatives an Now York City has returned home Mrs B Q Suthard of Suthards school house was in town Friday shoppingIClarence Mitchell made n business trip td Hopkinsville Monday Mrs Frank tinoi eof MayfMd Ky IB vl8ltlhtr her sister Mrs N Jfi McKlnnon Dave Todd and L wson As more of St Charles were In town Satur dayMiss Margaret Mitchell visited Mrs G L Slurp In St Charles Sun day Mr and Mrs R G McEuen visit ed tho family of J A7 MiiEuon at St Charles Saturday and Sunday Marvin Mltchoil wits in Madlson vlllo Saturday night John Prather spent Sunday in Springfield Tetin Artists Drawnp and Water Color Paper for pale at this office Large Izo sheets 5 cents Rev Brandon preached tho anni versary sermon Sunday night to Victoria Lodge No 81 Knights of Pythians The church was decor ated with flags this being a patri olio order and a largo audience listened to a powerful sermon on the thought of Friendship tr I illf You Are Going to Buy j nWr JELLTNL GNYINC Nor rNv STRONGESTBEST NrHEWQRlD I llcljkcr is worth your con ider i IitlOh because we give you a longer body t moresprings t camarenoted f6r 1 i Y Jtheir long life lightness of draughtr style I and finlateWe have a complete line consisting of Top Buggies TwoinOne TrapsIPhaetons GALL AND LOOK OUR LINE OVER iPlain Hardware Company l Madiflonville Kentucky r 4J r tI t Dr B 0 McEuen spent Suijdny In- St Ohiirieswlth hlH parents M Hanna rwont to Clarks- ville Tenn Sunday Old papers for sale at the Bee office Dr N G Mothershead of tins city was InjRIadlsonvllle Saturday GeoW Bates of this city was Jii Madl8onvlll6 Saturday on buss ness Qeo Davis of MadiaonvIHe made a business trip to this city Monday Mrs Cam Ashby and children spont SiindayIn SlauBlueryille will relatives Mj and Mrs M B Long were in MiKiiBonvlUja Saturday visiting friendH Mrs Don Jones of Madlsonvllle was in town shopping Friday S F Stinnett of the country was In town on business Friday Mrand 1 Irs Hugh Griffln and children of St Charles spent Sat urday night and Sunday with A J Bennett and family Mrs Orioan Emmettand son Roy of the sountry wore In town shop ping Friday If you have a friend dr relative jiving at a distance send them the SemiWeekly Bee a year it will only cost and dollars and it will be a constant reminder of you twice ends weekMrs Bessie Tanner of this city was In Madisonvllle Saturday Mrs T J Featherston who has been spending several weeks in Florida has returned home Mr and Mrs M B Long were in Madisonville Saturday visiting John Rule of this city was in Maul ol1vl1le Saturday on business Omer Wyatt was in Madlspnyille Sunday night visiting friends Mrs hey Lane was iii Jyortonyille Saturday visiting i Jas U Rash was in Ma jeognie Satiirdayou business VF B Arnold cashier Of 0Mo los Bank was in MadlsonvniafSlt urday txiMr and Mrs Hu Atiinot who have been visiting relattves4n1- bo have returned home near M8r 4 tons Gap fl ti Mrs Florence Daves wan illyVladi sonvlile Saturday vi8ltUVgfren SJ Miss Eunice Draper whohasb- een Visiting friends in Martens trap has returned home Mr and Mrs 0 S Cr nshawJare- visiting friend and rel the tTYi Terre Haute Ind O P Griffin fclo tQnl1B lsit lug the family of AT B unett fpr aj few days M Hanna Sr was in Madison villo Saturday on business j Robert Fegan of Midland 11j I who I hue been visiting h hither Jas Fegan of this place has returned I home I A D Slsk of Madisonyllie was here Saturday on business I Andrew Hogg of Drakesbpro wag I here Saturday on business John Hamby was in Mortons Glij Saturday Miss Amelia Price of Madison vllle was here Saturday visltlngj t the family of P P Price Mrs Paul Price who has beetly visiting relatives In Madlspnvlllej has returned home o t Mrs R N Olark and ohildrenl who have been visiting her daugh ter Mre Dan Byrum qf Princeton have returned home i I i Notice I ogre cancer I never fall It doctor and Insure a cure Address T M Wyatt R F D Box No 4 I Dawson Ky I A HOME TREATMENT FOR LUNG TROUBLES It Is n recognized fact that fresh air pltfuty of nourishing food and a correct constitu tional treatment have dune more to cure lung trouble and that weakened run down feel lug than all other forms of treatment combined A constitutional treatment to meet all the necessary re quirements must not only kill and remove all the disease germs from the system but at the same time It must increase the aid In digestion and assimilation of food reno vate and build up the nervous system and all parts of the body Germinal Remedy meets all theSe and IS pro duoing some marvelous re 4 suits If you have consumption in any form blood disease if you ire troubled with ulcers or r chronic sores coughs rains In the chest if you leave weak lungs and feel generally run down and weak write the Ohio Medical Co Box 05 Oolum bus Ohio and they will send you a full sized bottle of this medicine absolutely free AS a trial if you will mention the A name of this paper J Our Object m Ayert sin l d Of course Our Prime Object in Advertising is to Sell More Goods e To Gefr Mpre s businessMany i citizens of Hopkins county and adjoining counties are intimately acquainted with us and j altogether familiar with our way of doing business who we are grateful to say trade wjth us year inw and year out with perfect confidence who feel at home as soon as they open our door ret there ard a great many just as good people who have dealt with us very little and some whojdoni Know ware a- in the world We are anxious for every family within a radius of twentyfive miles to pow7not0i fyft we are in business but the class of merchandise we sell and our mode of dealing Tcjatiain this covrt eted condition advertising is absolutely necessary and the best way to reach All thenedte with oupJ t J I il L 5tino J Tell the Trcith Every Tjm 1r + Inpreparingour advertisements we are just as careful tR TQI h lfryrtFi s ve are Vllelt conversing face to face and all propositions made hi an advert selntul tb are Tre t l the teller 1 is When we announce Great Cut Prices wCjfii jgitltj f5 Jos That Way jIt is not because we love ow fellowman not because w ar tfO Jni oqd1pats pkiiarlr that we offer our goods at sacrificing prices 1J l 4 dAlarge percentage of our goods has to be bought from thetDpiirioiftfis lii Advance of the season v We place orders in expectation of normal trade conditions ihe ondinOns may be abnormal resulting possibly in half the purchase being left on our hands or at leasnowards the end of the season = everything points that way What are weto do What would you do Anything most in the way of cutting prices to transform merchandise into the All Powerful And when we come to the great buying public with great sacrificing prices We Mean Exactly What We Say and Live t Squarely Uj to Our Advertisement in Every Detail 1 BISHOP COMPANY Your Money Rack if You Want It Jj I FREE t11 I r il T 30 DAYS TRIAL r NOT ONE RED CENT IN ADVANCE From My Direct to- you eaves35to50 Illprovothia beyond the shadow of a doubt If you will let noship you onoof my Adler Organs on free trial I prone every statement r before you I dont miteAexponie organ back J H 6J Ill ir CYRUS L ADLERTrustThe Piano MakerYOu f t MIDDLEMEN WIPED AWAYSI 4 Ive busted tho hot alt bubble of the dealers agents and middlemen of this country by oolllnjr direct yLrh to the homo at the eamo price theyformerlY paid mo for tiny organs I END ME YOUR NAME i whether you want to buyer not and Ill send you free of charge and postpaId the most wonderful organ book and buying plans you ever saw All the organ men in this country claim they make the N ibest organ but do notgive you any proof Wo anditoreiethe proof I own my own timberlands saw mills dry kilns and factory J do nothave to pay one penny of profit for lumber or milling The profits that other manufacturers pay to lumber and saw mills I put into my Adler Organs The Nightingales of Organs Thats the reason my organ Is better than any other make Another S Proof 1 I guarantee my organs for 60 years whereas others guarantee theirs for 10tP 12 years 1 Dont this mean something My telling plans are the fairest simplest safest arid easiest fiver placed before the American public in that I grant my1 customers nil tho time they want arrange their payments as it suits their income and circumstances give them reasonable extensions of w t if they cant meet their payments and charge them no interest Ask some of your l1 ill1JQrs who r tr dealt with mo about this the best proof you can get I would just aa coon give you 1000 1 in gold If you can duplicate this proposition 4 MY ORGAN THE OF ORGANSIhas atonenearest to the human voice a pure singing tone that lasts a Jifo time and it won tho highest r- rr prize at the St Louia Worlds Fair another proof my organs are tho host Everybody is buying an 1 organ these days and everybody Is buyingleeethandealeraandagentaareeoiiingcheapergradeorgane- st style and reputation I amselling them for and when you stop to think and realize that when you buy from ono of these middlemen you must rai pay his profit time salesmens salaries store rents and other expenses my offer means a whole lot and stands beforeOu as the king of money savers My worlds greatest organ factory is working day and grinding out the organs ordered and this condition was brought about by the fair liberal treatment 1 banded out to my customers now numbering over 75000 Whenever sell an Adler It sells a dozen more and so on indefinitely Theyve stood the test and always will Quality always wiaa out 75000 ADLER OWNERS SAVED 2625000 Before I sold direct to tho Homes at wholesale factory prices as I am doing now exclusively I used to set todealers only but when I found out that they sold toy organa for twice and three mes as much as they paid me making the poor people bleed for it I was thunderstruck and quit I sent out thousands of notices telling them they couldnt buy another organ from me that I meant to sell directSto the homes saving them the enormous unreasonable profits and expenses they were charging them p This came to them as a thunderbolt from a cleAr sky In numbers Ive saved my of them at least 2625000 all of which would havo gone to the dealers had I sold thoctorganS through them You surely appreciate what means IfYour Piano j My Piano Offer 4he Greatest ilIyhigh grade worlds famous Adler BouthernConcertGrandPlanolcanbohad direct from my factory on the same liberal buying plans as applied to my Adler Or gang In tone excellence workmanship material and finish they have no superior if an equal and i can save you 100 to S150 They are artistic In design built to last a lifo time have a tone aa clear and pure as abell and a wonderful easy elastic touchGuaranteed for 25 Years Stool scarf and instruction book given G with every piano Send for catalogue and oj buying plans i i JTH Adler FactoryGreatest IB the WwM y J seL YourOIl M S NIGHTINGALE I t NOW MY PROPOSITION TO YOU 4- li 4 atmply Ibis I will ebipyooon30dsyatree trial tnrornnfou want on any reiouabla term you nujiosgoit Just as tt nlU your Income tad clrcumitanet K you keep It at the qnd of tile trial period which I know you will you can pay Ml cash or a until tarn down and the balance monthly quarterly Itmltannotlly or any other reasonable way If at any time you cant meet payment when Ito due Ill gladly give you a a reasonable extension of time You shall not Inconvenience iyonrielf by bnylci an Adler for Im going to make It the eaiI purchase you ever made Ill charge you no Intereit a other organ mea are Joint If you dont keep lilY organ be came lii not ai represented you can ship It back at my exl- penle t rf t j end Ill pay you every cent you paid for freight eo you rtwill lose cliolately nothing Furthermore It at any time r within a year my organ doei sot bold up to every claim I r made you can iblp It back at my eipenie and Ill return toyou t every dollar of the purchase price with 0 per cent Intereit v alt freights paid I coo agree to do thli became I know howImy organs arq made and poilllvely know they alvraya make 3yr y good 50 YEAR GUARANTEE e I guarantee all my organs iWso year aomethlng no other organ man will do sty guarantee bond ll the strongest ever written and It you will esk your banker or any of my toed k bank or the editor of tbla paper ai to my rqltabllltyyoa 1 tiE be told that I am ai sound ai a rock that you can aafely enierr Into any transaction with ma and that all of my dealings are on the iquare Send yoor name for catalog and buying plani You will be under no obligation whatever Stool and Instruct tlon book given with every organ o CRYUS L AOLERrPres Adler Mfg Coy I rrI TF4R THIS OUT MAIL TODAY k Make a c1Oll81n the circle for orsrans or pianos or InI yI I caption Dont enclose any stamp I pay all charges a plainly I j CRYUS L ADLER Pres 2902 Chestnut St Loulavllle Ky i tltJ I OJwant bookO I want pictures and full deg 1 x yr I caption of your pianos r 4 I 4Name I 1nI J I Address Y Ifs tl County t i t fi 8tatot t 1UEMINTION THItt PAPKH JITHE BEE Earlington Kyr1 h i tL w S y IT U c r h + YAA tMMY i+iwMGwMYwbi r 1 ior 7 ROYALa Baking Powder r Economy+ M- Jf t The manufacturers of Royal BaIt declinedR1 to produce a cheap baking powder i at thisf crifi eofquality Royal Powder is made from 1 pUre gra Bream of tartar and is the all the excellence fft possible to be attained in the high r lest class baking powder f Royal Baking Powder costs only a fair price and is more economical j l at its price than any other leavening f agent because of the superlative jqualityand absolute wholesomeness foodIt makes fMixtres made in imitation of baking powders but containing alum are distributed from door to door or given away in grocery Englandrprohibited by law Alum ha dangerous mineral acidand all qt physicians condemn baking powders containing it a The label of alum baking powder must r show tho Ingredients i READ THE LABEL It zr l 1i t ADDITIONAL NEWS OF THE TOWN I rCome to the Earlington Hardware Store for your curtain stretchers j EJ Phillips and mother Mrs ri Elizabeth Phillips are spending a qlewdays in Louisville this week 01 Mrs C B Johnson left Monday t for a visit to relatives in LouisvIlle IIt Miss Elizabeth Hopper spent Suu HopklnsvflleJJ ry Hardware i Store and see the 10 cent counter Mrs El Rule and son Curtis spent Sunday with her father and r country ttMrJnd Mrs John Rule visited t in Madieonville Sunday j i Miss Dodge Pprlen leaves tomor M row for Louisville to joip Ir Cow 1and and assist in Beleotjng spring J J for 3arnes Cw h Co at 1U1fB lace J i it LI 0 Mrs Mary OBrien Is spendingJ t two weeks with her son in Parisd 4 Ii TennCome j to the Earhn ton Hardware to Store for your House Paint and Varnishes1 childrenrare at home on account of vacdl stated arms t Miss Lucile Thompson is visiting c in Nashville and Springfield Tenn f this week Misses Goldie Weir and Mary N Mothershead are on tho sick list this week Their vaccination is taking t Roy Forrester and Newman hitford of the Bee foaoe layed oft unableltj were uated the other day I J y k obort Sory and Mnj Walter wfs of Madlsunvme were hero j f Jll 1fiJ jay on business t hIi iijome to the Earlington Hardware l for Plow Points Harness fl gHaF Spades Rakes Shovels and I et gr Idsof Cuttlery i J bUrf k bottleOf Ifhis specific in Croup Bronchitis and L OneToeeis over For sale by drug departI j MiningCompany NN NISS MNWNN F END OF TUBERCULOSIS 1 Cows and Hogs and Men i By PRESIDENT TAIT We have tin agricultural de i i 1 1toof our research how they ought to treat thQ soil and how they ought to treat the hogs and bow f cattleItie and good horses There IsInothing In the Constitution cially about hogs or cattle orIhorses and If out of the treasury at Washington we establish n department for canj purpose it does not seem to be a long step or a stretch of logic to say that we have the power to spend the money In a bureau of research to tell bow we can develop good men and good wo men Some of our enthusiastic conservators of national re sources have calculated how much the life of etch man and each woman In the community Is worth to that community 1 do not think It necessary to resort to that lliwnclul calculation In order to justify the saving of lelcompJ1gh wN w NIwNM a NNNNNNNwwNN Mrburof MftdlBOtiville math a bURIn sa rip to this city Tuesday Hair From Chn POlOnpnnualfrom China and the far east amoUntsto 2228925 in value Vacuum Explained absolutelute vacuum my dear Is somethingthat exists only In your mind No More Dyspepsia I sNothingsour on your stomach if you pOwerfnlthedrugMining Company Incorporated VYVrYVYYM NrrrmNrr wFm WNNUNuwVrWiNmIUVNfflNNNN sz IIZ Everything New qJe Finest Hearse in the County t rl l- iIi 1ilj pso n f1M wrFi ti pelnr 7 t JSt t1 roJIIt 1 ffrt ji f 7fh JiR JltvA r Jf1f J lr ii i i r i t J t HIN A BAD WAY Many an Earlington Reader Will Feel Grateful for This Infor mation When your back gives out Becomes 11fwoako aching w urinary troubles sot lni =Yuufkldueya nee in a bad way I Doans Kidney Pills will cureyou Here is local evidence to prove it Mrs Francis Rutherford Earl Inuton Ky saysIIliOl over three yeurs suffered from weak Kidneys and dull pains through the small of my back and whenever I dId any work that requlred lifting sharp bhootlng twitmes passed through my loins My backached at night and when I arose in the morning I was yery stiff and lame I general ly feltdull and languid and was also bothered by a feeling of nervous ness Headaches were common and I had dizzy spells during which there was a blurring of my 8irtht The kidney secretions were also unnatural Whenever I caught cold it settled on my kidneys and at such times ny suffering was ag gravated Learning of Doan Kld ney Pills I procured a box LUll received relief in a short time after commencing their use I continued taking this remedy until I had finished the contents of two bOXfl8I at which time I was completely curedFor sale by all dealers Pride cents FoBterMilburu Co BufTei New York sole agents for the United States i Remember the name Doans and take no other Mr and Mrs C S Crenshaw are I visiting friends In Terre Haute this week I 1JMrs Thomas Featherston rettii ied home from a visit in Floridatli1 j Robt Fagen of Midland whoMias heen visiting his father In this cite has returned home 4 Mrs Chas Tarlton of Ala is 1 sting the family of Dr P B Davie- N G Alford of Providencemade a business trip to this city TuesdlJy 1 Asthma Sufferers and old people with a hacking criugh VktUjtfSpruce 4 Compound made from the Spriip and Pine tree Your living uintjp more pleasant and life prolon using this valuable remedy Tryst Price 50c For earls by drug MlullgCompany 1 j 1 1 1 1 ANNIVERSARYSALEr o urns c r 11SMattingsmonth I am making a desperate effort to make this another record breaker andtslaughter prices in everything in this line IoIMcthLnOYSUANNOl4 cnOWrT 14 1Heremade Guaranteed to iNn flUf Thirty iiiuhr trial fret 7Cmonth Curtain Stretchers 98c 125and 150 oil Steel Bl like picture brass finish GuuniMteed siiwinst breiikiuie for 20 years A 12 50 value now f1 or 850 Carpets Rugs Makings Lace Cur tains and Window Shades AT A SACRIFIC ONLYII CA MORTON MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY aet IMV tel rerawwrwrrn0 J r araAwaas osss owrrawaswa swa I o tsss esraea tweel- t r ft II II ATTENTION7 STOCKMEN I y f Y I fIIThe KarlingtonfJBee will printoncheaper 1 than you have ever had = them printed before We guarantee t9 print them I cheaper than you caTithavejit done any wjiere else and we also guarantee the qual Ilty of the work to be ontlr IY satisfactory Bring your work to the Bee office and money tlfI i I fsasnoaorsoo ws iwa rw srams+w WI s o ote a wo oc uosors iasaww f I tseswatwanws wnrsarwrmswaeswrrww It Iss o w ++ eresr 11 I- 11 t1J1 r t1yks 7 r- p Ir i lr r s fiir t y okr111 rl I Jr 4 2 IJ aT rnr Eti vc r1rv cro