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Digital page images are linked to the text file. v 1 1 I = 0 fj II riJuulilitt q 1 I J TUESDAY r f TUESDAY and and FDAYIIF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BU INESSADVERTISE IT FOR SALE o- L 1 0 1911YEAR No Zl c 5 SHOOTS WIFE ACCIDENTrBulletJntended For Burglar En ters Abdomen Inflicting I cePRO- BABLE fAtAl WOUND Mtbarmel lllj llarch 10 Mrs T E AThurniau wifevnC a conductorprominent was accUentftHv eliot in the ab doraen by her hpsbarid pert tbis morning tend no hope for her re covery is eatertaipeiUby the sur IJ peons Thurm4ruiiiall hut craz d over the de 1 blJclJu l10 1 irtmselfrestrainedi 9 r fiplenco byfij Pa tbJiinpniiiitf ii f given contsijfJioiHicare bYIi J firan sieit n all dat 1 f L The accident was the result of 1t 4aqueer chain of incidents As s Thurman is oq the grievance committee of thaOrdersof Ruil frontIIhorne much o tJme to leave his wife here alone Tbatshe might protect herself i 1 from harm he purchased a large I 1 tol for her or Vbile he was at lame last night with her ho was awakened by a noise back of his home Fearing burglars ho secured tin pistol and wont to investigate Returning he put the pistol un der his pillow and retired auait atifsfiybclock this morning It ered that the pistol had got out r from under the pillow amlgsliji eIdown to where U was rest ipjt 1 ulderhis left elbow At that b time tars wife was lying on her side with her face toward him Thurman reached for his pistol with his right hand and as he f V was drawing it ironi under the f cover it suddenly exploded A shriek from his wife told Him Ithnt she had been struck In his crazed cnuditaoiltTlulrw niun was still able to explain that he had cocked the pistol during the night and remembered that he had notlet the hummer down when he put it buck under the pillow 14 was but half awake in the morning when he reached for the pistol he said and did not remember that ho 7had left i cocked p v is one of the most proniineut railroad conductors in Southern Illinois His wife is a G woman of manvaecomplishmeuts nun well known All floojal circles Tle tragedy hasviJiacked the city aruw t yv Surfieons saidftmishTtliHhe bulIethnd lriJ 1 J d 1 rlJhQre1y through the abdomen li sta ted that the cJianceFjfQr recovery wero remote Mrs Thnrman imirylive for several dayp the t doctors statnllittthev fotirthat- t t there will be no escape from pobt IiHuaii t i f 4- 11 l k1lrs TlUitliliali1 wasI i jfdrimerh Misa LouiseHarlaud the tlatugh- ter of Juhu Etarlaud for IIH nlorr the Orabtree coal comprtines InneSa lisle alit ai well 1i1 known citizen of this county ifs K1TTEE TELEPHONE SERVICE c i j Between Earlington and Madisonvillc Two New Copper Wires Strung tIi Manager Mitchell of the Cum x berland Telephone Company has f lately installed two new capper wires between Earliu ton and i r r flyMuJisouvit1 e 1wires that will be used exclusi vely for business botween ties two points and will ina grea I measure obviate the necessity of J central using that old familiar piirase lines busytn w CDlrmrd Summers sillthis week o v a j 0 rCard of Thanks We thank each of our many friends who so willingly assisted us in tho last hours and death of our dear Mother Rebecca Ann Wilkuson who departed fetrom this life March 8 1911 Ae 78 years burl one mnuth1 May God bless each and everyone is our orayer Him CHILDREN 0 THE END OF TUBERCULOSIS CIvio Less Through 8choei- 8lckness By DR LEONARD P AYRES PlgtireB from Germany Eng land Sweden and seven Amen cas clues Indicate that In tho average clty school system the children who are in need of such tmtnient Mttb t kffeidedbythe- open air schools constitute from 8 to 6 per cent of the entire school membership Tote means that Albany for example shouldtnafe open air schools In dent numbers to care for aOO children wblle New York city needs accommodations for 20000 When such Oguresas these are mentioned the objection of ex itI1 are considering expense that a thousand children of school nge die each Ylarof tuberculosis in 1 New Vork city On tba average they have each had about six T years qf schooling tor whtplu the 1 city has paId about thIs means a ijiiortcr of n million dollars loss each year In the great city lu money expended on edu eating children who die or tuber culosis beore grgwirig up k A quarter of a million dollars year spent In open air njdesigned to prevent tots fright- tut waste would go far meeting the entire expense y 0 luaus are warming up to win tho pelinant but things will be much warmer Thursday night Marsh 10 with bust iu Sofcletvs Whirl on tho board at the Tomple Theatre u kII The East End Card Club Tli usual weekly meeiiim of the card club was with Mr 0 B Tohusou 1r Friday The visitors were Mrs Cunningham of Henderson and Miss Atkinson All of the Club numbers were preeiu Mrs D Ves tumult the liiiiMsi seme The hostess serv ell u tlauity two ooursfc luncheon Hit Game Won In a campaign In Kansas some years ago when the tariff was made a domi cant Issue an old German was running for a county oflicc in central Kan sas lie didnt know enough about the tariff to talk about it two minutes More than that be didnt care much for It had nothing whatever to do with the office be wanted anyway But the voters were much excited over the question ami seemed to think that every candidate should bo able to dls cuss the problem from A to Iziard So this German and his Campaign manager Invented successful subter fuge When the German got up at tbe meetings to talk be would say Now shentleinem I ill talk mlt you about dcr tariff It is Tike Just then his campaign manager would interrupt Wby John you have only live minutes to talk Yon cannot do yourself justice In tbatI length of time on the tariff Then J wont talk about dot tariff would be Johns Inevitable reply and be would go on to toll that he Wanted a certain county office and soon His game won and be was elected KatT bas City Journal The Two Occasions At a Scotch temperance meeting an old man scarcely celebrated for his sobriety arose and after addressing the audience upon tho desirability of modern on In all things remarked My friends theres Just twa occa sions when I tak whisky I There was a chorus of Absl in the audience when he continued I only tak whisky when 1 bae baggls for occasionthaggis for dinner Lost in Societys Whirl does notboast of quantity Its quality from rise to fall of the curtain A a d 1 SjMadisonville U BY AILEKN DA VII x Wonkas took Club Wednesday afternoon March 8 a the home of Mrs O H Murphey on South Seminary street one of the most enjoyable meetings of the wpl mans Book Club was held Mra J B Ross as leader of the afternoon gaVe a most excellent sketch of the Abdication of Nai polean this was followed by spa thutic story of Napolean during the time he was banished to the Island of Elba which was beautifully f toidi by Mrs Blount Jones Iffi An elaborate lunbbeon wMjUCTiAd by this charming hostei ftU i conclusion of the program wiio h 1 consisted of all the early deliCaclsB of the i Wf seasonwrl 7 1z0Clok Dlaalr i Mr and Mrs Clyde ItUbr etherI tainud ata beautifully jjgjjjteij iiinner party on Sunday evnWitheir homq InQnuth Mum atrs t U Au elegant teil oqursddlnuetrrrh Buivyri to the follrir tug guestsMt and Mrs O A Morton Mr arid Mrs LE RubyOMr and Mrs Olyde Ruby and Miss Jflorenee Allvhi MttBsra W Jj Ruby Lochl1 Rubyj Butt J M Hoffman Mrs Dr Patksrleft for Hopkins villa Saturday Uoriiturt r MISS Aileen Davis made a bust ness trip to pOpkinBvllie Saturday Mrs Burkholder and two children of Crofton visited relatives in Mad isonvlllo Saturilaj and Sunday J Mrs Morgan and ebarmiugdaugh J i ter Acute Marie of NortouvfUfc J were in Evansville Saturday shop- ptbg iE Mrs F O Baker returned boil4f Thursday from Hopklnsville where she has beep theguest of rei c7 i I forMiss p Bessie Wallace of Hopkins villa vas the guest of Miss MAta Beth taory In this city during the weekendMrs Robinson is in Evans ratio in Gilberts Sanitarium where she has in the last few days been operated on for appendicitis She Is Improving slowly Dont forget the SemiWeekly Bee has if branch oflioe for Mad sonville people in Mortons Furni tare Store If you want advertis ing or job work or wish tp subscribe fur the paper call up number 4 AILUEN DAVIS tanager Miss Helen Jagoefwho has beent visiting relatives fur several weeks in Evansville retitrned home Saturn day Mrs Ben LalFoon of this city visited relatives in Nebo Saturday Mrs Tom Bell left Friday for Providence to spend u few days with Uluu dd Miss Emma Noe of Hopklnsyllle returned IOJ1Aijattirday after a short visit 4tthla olty with her brother Albert No 5 at the Hotel Madison Misses Blanche and Emma Lou- Salter of Dixon Ky were th guests of Mrs J E Taylor in city several days last week C LiiwBon Faxon spent Sunday in Hopkingville Charlie Lynn left yesterday to accept H splendid position with an Otviiehorn Boggy Manufacturing Finn Mb IiI nulse Wilson left Saturday for Decatur III to spendthc Sum user with her sister Mrs Joe Briggs We make a specialty of doing two and threecolor work If you want classy job work that will give sats faction see our samples and get prices at the JNIudlsonvllle Branch Office in Mortons Furniture Store AILKKN DAVIS Manager Mrs G W Parker is in Hopkins villa visiting her mother for n few weeks Mrs Dudley Ruby of Owunsboro who has been the guest of Mrs 0 W Lindsay for several days return ed hump Saturday Mr and Mrs L K Burkholder and two daughters of Croftoh spent the weqkseiul at the I Farm visiting Mrs Burkholder- parents s Mrs Villa Boy Ve left Saturday for St Louis to v6it relatives Lisloliinninson spent Friday nnd Saturday mEvansville with rela tives Ed Coffmau anti little daughter j rr Siaughterville was lu the dt aturdayArch spent Sunday YL Hopkinsvllle with relatives Ross Sugg of Providence was in ladisonvlllo Thursday night Get the habit of coming to the Weeklytwhonyou want engraved cards em bossed letterheads dance tickets or alldjletAILEEN DAVIS Manager Mr Campbell a barber of this city Who lives on Franklin street has a well developed case of smallpox ftfr Campbell will not be moved t9 te county pest house Jut will have his house quareutined a guard ap jiolnted and remain at home The brick foundation for the new p w iBsenger station is about compSet e I Mr Burlelgh formen carpenter expects to have all the work done wjlthirt the next afx week8c i The people df this city fere having y err trees trimmed aid topped and y trds cleaned up tContractor Mann has begun work laying concrete pavements on V feet Broadway this is something t iftl has long been needed as the stalk on this street ia very low nqd In r joy season js covered with mud itiwntery ijII + Thereisisonio prospectPi of Mud e uville haylug a new armory The I ulin store has consented to add a t ilrd story to their building now be erected on Main street lilt farmers meeting at the Lyric Saturday afternoon was jUrgly attended Talks on good toads were made by Hon W L- urdayrt L R Woulturk andothers nere art said to be lOuO miles of countystudGtrtradingaud rocking a road 12 4et wide is1800 Major Powers of ComdaayE slg lulled his intention of attending tile inaneuyersofthearutytuTexaeMrs aged lady who tell on the street Saturday was only slightly injured and was able to be out on the street Sunday iliBRIEFS ltdl Lou by Fire1fo Insurance Mrs Jim Pyle lost her home and everything In it Wednesday It caught in the kitchen at the noon hour and was out discovered luj hne to save the house Mrs Pyle than about nine childran at home mniderltlyeats of age and they es caped with just what they happened to have on It was a total loss as the insurance expired about the Lionthe fatally JrV Yeazey the insurance ma n of arlhJton was here Wednesday A T Morrow of Madisouville waS here Wednesday oubusinessi Wednesf eBanks yard master at Earl ington passed through here Monday en route home A Hon toe Sothard pressed through hereen route to Oak Hill Wednes ffdayEvert Pyle and wife returned to thesis home at Hopkinsville after a visit to relatives here this weekS- Af G Spillman of Earllngton was vhere Thursday Wtnied Ten good men for military duty Chances Good fort active service Apply to Capt Ott L Powers at Armory Drill every night In week Cardof Thanks I VVe the undersigned desire to ox press Our sincere and heartfelt thanks to the citizens of Earlinglon forvtheir kind and thoughtful treat men niid the favors shown us dur ingOur recent illness while in the pest house and we especial ly Desire to thank the ladies of Earl idgtonfer the kind consideration shJrvn Miss Ida Lynch of Circle Oitrwhc was tenured In the pest house and badly needed assistance E R HFAJoEU h WM BBADLBY G EO 01NNON iss Ida Martin visited friends in Mftftiionyllle Snnday r- jy N 11 News of the Town Mr and Mrs E T Williams of Hartford visited the family of P Shaver a few days last week Mrs G V Henrv of Anton who this been visiting her sister Mrs Pingree Shaver for the past few days returned home to day Chas Blackwell and wife spent Sunday in Nortonvlllo with friends Lee Favors made friends in Nor tonvlUe a visit Sunday Miss Mattie Wilkey of Madison ville visited friends here Sunday W O MoLeod made a business trip to thin city Monday FOB SALE Desirable residence in heart of city Good water and bath room Out houses complete Six room house fronts Main street A bargain for some one MRS JM VICTORY Yandell Tllford made a business trip to Madisouvillo Saturday Miss Blanch Willis oto Madlflon vllle spent Saturday and Sunday here the guest of Miss Martha Mo GaryMr and Mrs Will Morrison spent Sunday with relatives at Hopkins vllle Mrs Geo M6tbersbead who has been ill is improving Rev Jl DFraeer of Cadiz spent Sunday withhis daughter Mrs R G McEuenFor Nurses call NURSES REGISTRY long dis tance phone No Oil EvausvilleV Ind Good services calls promptly answered Refer to Evausville Hospitals and Physicians Geo Y Bates m acie a business trip to 2rtadls nvillef3aturday Mrs Cale Clark waslu MadCaou vl lie Saturday Mrs J B Atkinson spent Satur day afternoon in MadiBonyilfei V F B Sisk of the country was in town Saturday Claud MoKinspy made a business trip Madisonvllle Saturdays Mrs N E McKinnon and sisterI Mrs Chas Moore were in MadlsUttI ville Saturday shopping Mrs B E Nixon and Miss Kat Borders were in Madisonville Sat urday shopping T H Stone made a business trip to Madisonville Saturday Mon and Women sell guaranteed hose 70 per cent profit Make l daily Full or part time Begin tiers investigate Wear Proof 3038 Chestnut St Philadelphia Pa Born to Mr Mrs Jack Rainwater Friday morning a bouncing boy All doing well Mrs Ella Najve Is quite ill at lie- uresidoitcoou Moss avenue- MisaClaraBobinson of Richmond County who has bden visiting trlenUB in this city has returned home Strother Hancock made a bust ness trip to Madisonvllle Saturday Llllle OBannon of Madisonvllle visited friends here Saturday Mr and Mrs Wni Bradley spen Saturday in Madisonville Little Miss Hattie Polk Cronshaw visited friends in Madisonville Sat urday Artists Drawing and Water Color Paper for sale at this oflioe Larges ze sheets 5 cents Miss Jennie Vanneson of Calvort City who has been in Louisville several days purchasing a spring line of millinery stopped oil here enroute home and visited Mrs Ernest Brown neu Miss Ida Croft Saturday 4 Miss Vauneson is an at tractive young lady Nod is a splendid business woman Hartford Clmtteu Of this city Was in Hopklnsville Sunday Mrs Llllie Chatten of Hopklns ville jjvho has been visiting relatives here and at Madisonvllle returned home Saturday The latest in ladles and gents spring footwear at the St Bernard store Ask to see it Dr R L Bone of Madisonville was hors Friday on business I MISS Ethel Bobbit visited friends I In Earhn ton Friday Lucian Littiepage of near Madi uSI1nessUontlnuud on Page fig t- I 1 titII P 0 CONTRACT AWARDED FOR NEW CHURCH Wooten and Reynolds Successful Builders for Methodist Church WORK WILL BEGIN IN SHORT TIMll i Contract was let yesterday by the building committee of the Methodist Church South forth erection of their new church building on the lot next the parsonage at the corner of Robin son and jyipss H and Key uolds pf Madisouville were tI biddersLWork will be lo a qOJokly as preliminaries canape arranged ethertsUbjectweather conditions The build lug will contain the auditorium 42 feet spnare a chapel 17x23 and two small class rooms The basement will be excavated and walled for a furnace room and a kitchen will probably bo added in the basement The interior wilt probably he finished in mis sion style Iin harmony with the general plain of the building Walls will be brick to the win dowsills and stucco punel work to the carnice Windows are to be amber moss glass Shingle roof will be stained a mo s green Steps and porches of cpncrete CHILDRENiNTIDNLY Problem Troubling the Hopkins COunty 4 Board of Education The County Board of Education met Monday for the first time since December and found lot of business had accumulat ed The day was a busy one and the cases that came up first were timeecqnsuming characters that the entire day was consumed on but two hearings and neither of these wore brought to a final conclu probI cely settled sections of the country were physical difficulties for the movement of children are serious anti the board was not able III the limited time to de cide what was best for their in terests under the law ThVMan uiugtou Country and the Pond River Country out in the direc tion of the Dutch Fish Trop furnished the problems for the day oThe BoardAadjfoufued to meet whepI1 1 gain ott 8 of the country I SPRING OPENIN- GANNOUNCEMENT We wish to announce to our friends and patrons in Edrlington and vicinity that on March 22 and 23 WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY of next week we will have our opening of Spring Style Tailored and Dress fctats We have the nobbiest line in the city 4 METCALF EMERSON ire OBrrinf Old yrndfin 4sduun vill String Bank Duildinij Madisonville ntuckfs rJG JoA x c + u 0 n I fi r w EliSEr 1 1 n T I 1 Your Sping Suit Should Interest YouLt Your new Suit is here now Gi1t it iii tirrie for Easter you can select from lfiJJlf1ber of 1 jaunty spring styles productions of expert garrrifent makers niade to our order and cut from special patterns by Mayer ScheiierOffuerVv Co ofCYracin nafi makers of STERLI N GCLOTHESi J i the best on market foiifhe rice5iiJSU f J 1 i VJ d a r VW U 1t I 1Look carefully at the cuts in this advertisementaiiv f f tfvo r M Ir1 Ij t They will give yousomfiltea of how you wiJllookin onej v of these classy suits I ntCLOTHESv Vii are found new materials com inations and innovationt tl1at canritot be duplicated ti JEA i xclusiveness andlnjdi idualtyn fUilA T f 1 i 10 ufeohaseii W t 1 f1tc jJf = rMrtl ritY i111 xf l rt f5n I STFRT TNTf rLOTHB lI Y K 110 It 11J jhI I i ifAr J 1otu J 1i 11 vv f fisn iil lUll 1111 1 I V t tl i It JOOU fiHUU 0 J I Ii q rt I Corsets j t c Seeour Warrens Rust proof Corsets they will please you The science of thea proper fitting Corset isQifw great importance to everyI woman It means health i tJ 1 comfortsand the isari v failure of her f A 1 if jII pearance TIle Warrensi r Rustproof sells from 1 to 3 itlt r is Spring ShoesV Our line of Shoes in cludes the best brands and latest styles in Oxfords Patent Leathers and Gun Metal for ladies arid gentlemen and is ready for your inspection We haveithe celebrated Florshein Shoes for women Prices ranges from 4 to 5 and the 1 i American Lady for women 3 and 350 Also the Patrician 4 for ladiesF J I I St Bernrrd Store4 1 1i I t 1 r h o LL1 yl MSS i rlj1 li f 2YJI- i i COME+ Mgifi jJ 1 n P I 11 I I t qI i er9 I IJ IS- Ifi J tI lr A y i HV YQI- 1JI f1 + t J I 4 I t ttry 7 1 t ttS + t1iypt y It I 11 ij I I f 6 h p f1pIilr h1 iF1 t 4 vi fV J iff illt I 1 JoJIr rr Iirt 11 iJI i 11 J lr H rli frr it 11 i r p1i zed 1vtil n r 4tIj r 1 4 v St Bernard Mining Company i ATEDtr tINCOll II r o t T i I EARL1NGTON t KENTUCKY I 14t rr A h iTT i J11 df I M N+ d 4 r- o 4 if NM MMN NMHwwxxWw J i HER BRAt VEI r rw MMM w M Miss Molly Harbcn halt found the lurk a delightful placo In the cnrly toi cnoon hours Thy squirrels wore out In toll force every bird 1M Us Sons and such people as wqro shout Carried goo tnntrrI faces Of nil places to finish up till laat Eire jo t terij of an Interesting book the ark had the lead And Utile Tot six Ylrfltlll1 wigs MbUyfl nlcco liad found U nriH tn l rogular paradise A gunner of n ni e t away Capt Phil DaytSn of the army who had boon Invalided homo from thiI Philippines sat en a fictboycd bench ovary morning and Mere t tht iwrkj Please sir Im tasted polioi fairly nodding In sloop1 Ho straight oiled up with a Jerk and opchcJ hIs qrQa very wide at itfiht of tho outer of tho voice little lot She stcoJ btv toro him with fingers clnlpeda vnry solemn look on her face nail the RUG plolon of tears In her eyas I say rm lasted she rQpeatetl as tho captain continued to stare Oh 1 eoho r n MC1 You came Into tim park aloegand Lave got turned around ami nnt fled the way vr VVNo I didnt cotnonIQne Aunt Mol t ly carao with iII rant away from her and ot lostch Ivabeen walking miles and miles but I cant find her i ftgnin Shovll bo awfujly scared And how about youraront you Beared 1I tohno i k ioH 1 d ObOdy 4 homet JfJyour n1 Tot Foster Do you thing Its a rtice name Y It fIr surely do HoW far do you live train tho park 1 hOb wo have to take a stroet ear r and the conductor charges mo full tare He told Aunt Molly that I was no kid bestffor a little time Yoiir aunt will sure ly ho searching for yoif and Is apt to come this way Besides there will be i a policeman along soon and we can it get him to help Plenty of room for you to alt down here by me Thank you sir said Tot with all the dignity of a married woman and after taking a seat close beside him she continued It wasnt a week ago that Aunt Molly told mamma that It she over married It would bo a bravo soldier YOU are brave arent your 1 L People have said so rThen that settles It As soon as flndrmo Ill Introduce you I igueas sbos gone Homo other ways tints walk and walk until we find her i walked and walked and talked f jThoy an 1 strangoly enough they on If no one searching for a entrancesti waa at last asked I Ooes this look like the place you usually come In at 1 U I Why It surely Is Tot answeredv Yes I recognize It by that squirrel there Now all wove got to sit down tin I this bench I1ndwaUfor auutle Shell soon come aflying But I must know your name or I cant Introduce you f its Captain Dayton If you please j Thats a nice name and I know auntie will bo pleased with It Shes pretty particular about names My stars there comes auntie now It was true Aunt Molly and a sol iomn policeman were coming on the rim and Just at that moment an auto canto up and stopped at the entrance There were two exclamations uttered that Captain Dayton did not forget for a year 0h Tot my darling from the halfdistracted aunt In the kidnaping business eh come along 4 from tho solemn police than And while Aunt Molly was hugging Miss Tot and being hugged In return the soldier was hustled Into the auto and the chauffeur ordered to drive to a police station P cot him and Its a straight case said the officer to the lieutenant at the desk iCaptain Dayton gave his names ad jreas profession He had the doc uments with him as corroboration The lieutenant was about to ask him If he thought the police force could be taken In that War when an auto oawe l up and Miss Tot and Aunt tMolly came hurrying la You Just lot this gentleman jj ardered the llitis girl as she advanced arid took the prisoner by the hand i i in dinl- end Tm sure he didnt I said iAunt Molly but oould ijqt jjo further And he wasnt trYinfto kidnap l fou 1 asked the officer of Miss Tot 1 0f course he wasnt He was see Ink me hornet Aunt Molly this is CaR halo Dayton of the army a perfect gentleman t A captain In the army Dayloni did aot fall to follow up such an advan tage as this He captured a hand young woman for a wifejome I I Great Will Power Iasays ho could quit drinking If de 1e wanted towI believe tin could Why are you so positive ilHo stayed at a summer resort for 1 aiItIC IU 7 Ii f II- J n y Modest Pride i How ridiculous tho doctors wife Is 1 She Is always fussing with her little flower pots and talking about botany whlje bless my soul I have more flowers in my hat than she has In her whole conservntory Fllegonde Bloti ter A Dreadful Sight to H J Barnum of ylreevIUe N yj was tho fever soro that had plagued his life fur years In spIte df many romedles he tried At last lib used Bucklens Arnica Salvo an- dwroteIt has entirely healed with scarcely a scar left Heals Burns Boils Eczema Cnts Bruises Bwolllnga Corns und Piles like inajjlo Only 25c iit all druggists ifIj Training a Lion It takes four years of education to prepare a lion for circus life and it In creases his value fivefold C Remove Ink Stains li tl oxalic or tartaric acid will livk stains from books without t he print II Good Things Are Eternal happytonttlous than you can help nut at aa7 btliefgood things are the only eternll things of the world I r I Stalactite Cave 7S nt stalactite cave in Eii re ft was dtfjcov redlntho- n t 111 i ourtalns of Upper1 Aus tra jJ Oil them Ca pair of shoes has become stiff thbyshvudllrstter nnd then have oil well rubbed Into them w A Benefactor You should endeavor to do something for the comfort of your follow men said the philanthropist with out thought of reward I do I buy umbrellas instead of borrowing them thehousework myboy ofJ IHe oto SECOND ANNUAL LOW PRICE SAIE FURNITURE AND RUGS I SALE ENDS L SATURDAY MARCH 18I opportunity to purchaseof piece Furniture that have thinking buying Price reductions all departments Furniture Carpets Rugs Stoves d f BRASSBEDS Brass bed H Inchp post well titled with and up r ghtsJa neat rw JftPriceJfBed inch posts lacquer a bed that you 75Lowx 27SO Brass Bed 2 Inch posts smooth pear shaped new design satin finish Low tSale Price 93311 3 000 Brass Bed large posts it inch filling rods new 50dull35 00 Brass Bed 2A inch posts handsome colonial de 50lacquer5000 Brass Bed 2 inch continuous posts with large upright filling rods bright finish a very handsome bed for your nicest room adifbU DINING TABLES Big values are offered in these tables and a very select lines to choose from I Full length extension table solid and stilt QjC sale price r vw Oak table wih nicely shaped legs good easy working slides well seats 1 eight people 1 OnQw Round top table gems fne Iqrteredoa t rubbed and polished plain smooth Veneered legs 45 inches wide feet long Low Sale fri O ACPrice table round top American quartered pak 8 feet 45 inches smooth pedestal with full fiASaler Pedestal table in plain masslvedesign genuine quartered oak throughout hand rubbed and polished 48 inch 50Dueesn V R a I L Literary lug Chases Cupid A Kansas City Inq man was given a divorce recently because his Wife Is so busy writing love stories for the magazines that ho had to pro enters tho pdrior Cupid slips out of the kltclIe r1tI climbs over the fencet Ji T t Dont let tL sores or any ioanBOlntnicn gives Instant relletttc quickly Perfectly Safe ror children All druggist sell It A Warning right in this establishment and now Im owner of it Well you see what happened to your boss No man who treats his help that way can hang onto his business Speaking Population i iated that the English v watire population Kept Moving a man I might have n1arrledYes arid you observe he keeps saving The nest Way When you resist the temptation to go the Sour Way dont go too far and go the Sweet Way Some people kayo such sweet dispositions that they are disagreeable The best way is the Quiet Wayto let people alone as much us possible Atchison Globe 3olIlno by Electricity It Is claimed that a spring chicken may be broiled electrically at a cost of 2 A cents Easy In That Case A reputation Is A hard thing to lose unless it happens to be a good one Detecting Flattery You may have noticed it Is much sprto detect flattery directed at otters than when it Is coming your y jVtoblsbn Globe An the that Rug of in of v Brass 2 English finished 8 Pedestal wide month Ii Room Size RugSr 9xlt Sanford SeamlessVelveta good dependable rug fqr any room in the house woven heavy bodied Tug special j 18 7Cprice this saler i v Smiths fer the Standard Axminster Rug of America per ORLowtvaS SanfordVSeamedyelyet Rug pretty bedroom patterns this is a much better rug than the price would indicate Hj O Sale Price 8Df Body Brussels Rugs of standard grade and patterns no better wear 50ourWT Smiths Royal Axminster Rugs in convential pat rug that it will au toget acquainted flhJga Price i SI O4SJ Sanfofds Comet sRug Jn full 9x12 siz Good bright floral and conventional patterns 4 Sale Price i i Z 1 U Crown Brussels reversible rug sweep easy wear well fast colors good assortment of patterns v Sale Price 0 u 2i9aO9 v ALL THE ODD SIZES 6x9 76x9 t tOr0xl2 113x12 iO6xl36 and 12x15 in Tapestry Brussels and Axminster weaves i Sf Hearth Sized Rugs tt27x54 Velvet Rugs in large assortment of colors and 120patterns this sale only j A j 27x5 Standard Airninster Rugs bright and new 1 j 1 75everyone a bargain low price i rI 95neverI r DAVENPORTS At Car Load PricesS1485toS3950 ftEHOUGHSAID E c 1 F 1 1 Irr t Unique Flying Machine Four groups of wings two of twiwings each and tho others of tlyrea wings flapped by attached to at motor are the features of a flying machine recently invented by a German HERBINE cures constipation and reestablishes regular bowel movements Price 50c Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorpor ated drug department Hair From China It Is reported In the Sheng Hul Pao a Hongkong native paper that the annual export otlhuman hair to America Good Combination Chair A neV dining room chair has a Nt- hf lifts to form a high chair for a Jet Vacuum Explained Mrs Wiggs John what is an absolute vacuum WiggsAn abso lute vacuum my dear is something that exists only in your mind pt save on of or you been and scrolls chills 94 long sy cldse Axmin Seamless Op 83x10 cranks ROCKERS Youwot1t- ff i I to find among theLImore than 100 samples a rocker to meet rv your ideas and- requirements 1 9 l Solid Oak e Rocker cane y spat no ar- ms95c 0 Jt 3 t 4 Solidsaddle seat arm rocker nicely turned 180spindles 4 American Quartered Oak Rocker solid saddle seat 30finishLarge Scroll Seat Rocker long post bolted construction 95Low y Fancy hand rubbed and polished rockers in new patterns suitable for any room in the house GZA AKbeautie every one Low Sale Price f v 10 Per Cent Reduction on any Rocker in the 1 house during this sale Freight Prepaid to Your Station Keach Furniture Il Company H INCORPORATED HopkinsviUeKy + N S 11 iJ ifJtjo J i L dd i V i Iinu+r i yiM fS ot yIJc4 l B tJ rT rt t 0c II 11I y I I 1 t1 0 0 IJ PAUL M MOORE EDITOR AND PUBLISHER 1 J E FAWCETT w4 ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER 4y Member of Kentucky Press Association and Second District Publishers League r Branch Office Mortons Furniture Store 119 South Main Street I sonville Kentucky Phone No 4M1SS AILEhN DAVIS Mgr U L 47 Tuesday March 2 lJMSflM NNMfl NNMMNNNMNStS w h Early to bed and early to rise Attend to your business and advertise be healthy pros cC4porous and wise ANNOUNCEMENTS We are authorized to announce Ray as a cnndrrtataoireolectlon Ctorepresent Hopkins county In lower house of the next General Assembly Of Kentucky subject to the action oflhe IemocragGparty- We are authorized to announce Cass L Walker as a candidate for Representative from Hopkins coun ty in the lower house of next General Assembly of Kentucky sub 0 feet to the action of the Democratic party anunuuddper d resent county in fit house of the next General Assembly of Kentucky subject to the action of the Democratic party r n Killed in Mines at Sturgis 2Ir fears old was killed in the Cs nines at Sturgis late Saturday 1afternoon He was killed a most living only 46an ilnutes after getting hurt He t Was riding a mortor and his oil can hit a prop throwing him oulev one brother His remains wore brou6l here on 51 Sunday afternoon and h cemeteri1t4 r 5u tier formerly worked here Barnettk fc Stone leaving for Sturgis five or IIunweeks a po tIr 4t MoneyAi b iaado his money Simplest thing in the world he said I always did the Tit wIsoldII r Dont fail to flee our line of spring bats All the newest styles r MSTOALF EMERSb1 Mrs OBryans Old Stand i Mailisonvllle Ky I Deserved It a hensfeggsLaIand held It there all night In tie morning wlien the light broke Into u place he found that he ha t 1 grabbed up the rooster toy mistake H6 was arrested by i ha tdderal author m ri Met for Illegal use 04 the maler i rfrt GrippeIilt1 l 1ngtht t GrippeMrs ou 1 cover her strength She was vetyg I Stfeak and had no appetite yi NOL rapidly improved Jier cdndi e ilion and restored her to health I1 7sincefelyrecommend its use during i Iconvalescence or any run down 1 tonditlon + TUJJGU G N VAtGHT rt IIuntsyill i AI Miss Adelaide Gatnm off Water town Ws writes After a severe t attack of the Grippe my system was in a very weakened nervous L mndown condition I took VI= NOL with the best of resultsa and it made me feel better andaor yearsWea more valuab heallK restorer for D weakand rua than v NOL and we ask such people in withI4tiltbe returned if it does not doV QuillMIKINGr COMPANY iMtrporftted Drug Departraeiat t 1 v I I Subscription Rates One Year 100 j Six monthsjr 50 Three months 25 Single cople81 6 Spaohnen copies mailed frees on application Correspond ents wanted in all parts of the county Address us for path oculars t in Mqdi Telephone STBEENAED Grasps Forces of Nature A mans mastery over the beasts is not due to his superior strength thqhorsebest him naked and bare handed But ho controls the brutes simply be cause he Is wise enough to reach up and get hold of forces In nature more powerful than either the animals or himself it Deafness Cannot be Cured lfoUdway to cure deafness Ia al remedies Deafness is caused byan Inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube When this tube is inflamed yon save a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and when ills entirely closed deafness Is ths result and unless the Inflammation can be taken out and this tupe restored ti Iii normal condition hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten arc caused by Catarrh which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surface We will give One Hundred Dollart for any caso of Deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be tecured by Halls Catarrh Cure Send for clrcu lars free F J DHENEY CO Toledo Q Sold by Druggists 73 Take Halls Family Pills for constitution Curious Paradox It is a curious paradox that tho man 8with the strongest will Is the man yields the most quickly to oppo slllon He saves an his strength to throw it into the line of least resist 1ance He is a good general and does waste himself battering away at impregnable position but makes s flank movement at once When you see the quality of our hats you will ber pleased with the price METOAIF EMEKSON ltMre tfBryans Old Stand Madisonville Ky Cant Shirk Men say they are not responsibleI for the actions of their they are so far as their example has been contrlbutary to the misfortuneIor downfall of their Smith eWe cordially invite you to inspect the 1Ust tyllsh Una of spring hats in this markets METOAIF EMKRSON Mrs OBryans Old Stand Madiponvllle Ky While a ferryboat was taking cat tie across the Trent two animals Jumped on board in addition to three inmidetreardon one side of the boat which capsized and tho ferryman was drowned The cattlle got safelyashore A Modern Question A mother In Hackensack engaged babyAfterabout the yard for a halfhour she ouyou maam JI I smoke Hackensack I Meaning of Dag- oDagoia slang for a dark aklnnod o ruier applied to Italians and L rtl3 hi Liia country and also to Spaniards awl Iortuijubso The word Is derived from the Spanish Diego meaning fames We own and will Rave you money your Spring Huts Try us and prices jMHTpAiiV EMERSON 1flrs r Old jij to MaaiaonvflleKy v N t V di fcrt5J Stag W rfofw MI n oad builders were ht reritly a fossil it jj in clay one hun ti j iti surface of tho v I Plow Ahead Pay as little attention to discour agements as possible Plow ahead as steamer does rough or smooth rain shine To carry your cargo and j make your port Is tho point Maltble Habcoek w l Are Like Chestnuts Many Christians are like chestnuts very pleasant nuts but Inclosed in prickly burrs which need vari a dealings of nature and her grip of sedPaulChat L 4 AI he r f T WAR co UIS Troops are rushing to the Mexican Border 1 Our Cavalry ha taken tiji its position onk Qabrd r Unce rmed watches the conct I Many Amedtttt iIleda d wounded in battle 1 Read History in the making Order The Evansville Courier now full Associated Presslls Dispatches carry detailed r ports o- ed f the fighting kw The Courier brings to yburj- bVeakfast table a glowing story of the previous day s thrilling events Order the Courier now v from The Bee and send your subscription to The SemiWeekly Bee Earlington Kentucky Daily Courier i year and Semi Weekly Bee i Year both by null for only 32SC He WS School Ship for Cooks An old frigate Is moored in a canal close to the most fashionable center of Copenhagen On It Is a school of ship cooks There Is nn awning on dock Tables are laid out and numerous Inhabitants of Copenhagen take their meals there for they are both varied and Inexpensive such as are served to passengers on sea voyages loi Dont purchase your Easter Hilt until you have seen our NfETOALF lineI7tMrs OBryans 4 When Its a hear Dinks saysFailureIinre It was in I rricd the other fellow 1 1 Be a Morning Star I J9AdJay Shine airtt rt 10 MN MMaM MWN+ l 1THE END OF TUBERCULOSIS j V r The Value of Fresh Air i i i By BENJAMIN FRANKLIN It Is recorded of Methuselali who being tbo 10u est liver may be supposed to have best pro served bis health that he slept always In the open air for when j he hnd lived GOO years nu nngel said unto him Arise Mcthuse lab and build thee nn house for thou shalt live yet 500 years longer And Methuselah an swered and said If 1 am to live but 500 years longer It Is not worth while to build me nn house 1 will sleep In the air URI have been used to do Physi clans after having for ages con tended that the sick should be given fresh air sparingly have at length discovered that It nuts do them good It Is therefore to be hoped that they may In time discover likewise that itla uul hurtful to thoso that urp lu health and that we may then be cured of the ncrophobln thin nt jlresont dint rtvsts weak minds and makes tinin choose to bo stifled and poisoned rather than lenve open the window of n bcd f chamber or put down the gins of a coach Confined nlr when 1 saturated with perspl ruble butt ter will nor rtfHvc inure that matter ntitst nmsiln iu ourf fWromtDrtllmRIJMWAWWN 1WNWMWW W WWWyyt Look to the Future Finish every day and be done with it You have done what you could Some blunders and absurdities no doubt crept in forget them aa soon as you can Tomorrow IS8 new day begin It well and serenely and with too high a spirit to be lumbered with your old nonsense Emerson Be sure and he oih lldat our opening of Sprint Hats on March 22 and 23 METOAJjH EMERSON Mrs OBrynuB Old Stand- Mudlsonviilr Kv I I Most of the Never SatisfiedIthe school of postgraduate course PaperIpaper is made from waste unforced hump rope r MMMM When Burglars I I Met j 4Md 11 W M NW1 1 1 MM1 +1 1 W I W MI Patricia Weldon held the recdlver to her car and listened to her chums voiceIover to our house to put a few shoveI els of coal in our furnace m wants me to stay in town for dinner We will bo out on the nlne fourteen Its an awful thing to ask you to do dear but wo dont want the fire to I go out on such a cold night You dont mind You ire a darling Pat I and dont forget that when you go by the cellar door to close It gentlyInI sometimes the lock slips nad locks I Itself Be careful Goodby dear I Patricia hung up the receiver She j decided to go over to tho house her j self and attend to the lire The Stone j home was Just across a small Ipt She slipped her long fur coat over her j tea gown and after locking her own door she went pver to tho houso of I her friend She found no difficulty in the cellar door and ovenlngI heavy coat and left it on the smooth I white stairs before venturing to the blackness of the cellar Patricia went i bravely on toward tho furnace began to shovel the coal andII In the big living room above a man sprang quickly to his feet I By Jove Theres somebody prowling about in the collar He tiptoed over to a huge bag lying on the couch and took out a large ugly Ipoking shotgun Ill just surprise him at his own gameoven If the gun Isnt loaded I The man crept cautiously down the j cellar stairs the noise of coottalls1Patriciainto the tire and turning suddenly I found herself looking Into the muzzlo of a shotgun She promptly did the first thing that entered her head She fell In a faint to the floor Tho mans gun fell almost before the girl dropped Ho rushed to her aide and with something very much like a swear word on his lips r3ked up the huddled mass of unconscious I beauty and with shaking heart but j pteady arms carried It up the stairs j When he stopped halfWay Up to Itrlcikself being rather reluctantly put- down on the couch In the living room The man sat down beside her then and with a mans awkwardness began to fan her with a magazine Wake up girl I For goodness sake wake upl- Patricia felt instinctively that htr Inext move would oe tor water tUtU JMJ she had no desire to bo soaked she opened her eyes slowly and effoo lively Who are you and how do you hap pen to be In Mrs Stones houso she nslced i i r1t r Who are you and how do you come Ii jII to bo In my sisters house ttman tnughodC t 1THo Jumped up Alice Stones i brother She has never even mono n tinned that she has a brother 1IJ Nor has she mentioned to me that she has n now chum It tho light of understanding dawned J In both minds at the same time neither spoke of ItI t r I have Just comt In from a hunt 1 ing trip and before that I had about circled the globe r I suppose the gun you were about to shoot mo Was not loaded I cant toll youk I how sorry I am to have frightened 13 you so I couldnt see you felltiro turn was smldonlf ttIt was stupid of mo to falntI 1 i had come over to fix Urn the for 1 AliceIf you feel equal toit now I willtgot your coat and take you The man loaned forward In his ChalrfIPatrIcia looked up Are you mar iasked suddenly No Are you 1 tji No laughedI I be sensible rather than strlctlyrroper There Is no one homo my house and there is no one hero td got your dinner r Now I am riot much of a cook but I intend to get your dinner for you The girl looked him squarely In the eyes There Is not a bit of sense In x your sitting alone here and mo alone there Ql jjTeiHy when When whatY A light bad come into DIcKs eyes x When Iwizen you are my best friends brother She turned quickly toward the kitchen r Alice said there was a nice little steak and some lettuce Alice Pat turned switly toward t him her checks scarlet What does Alice know about this affair She looked suspiciously at Dick Farel Did she know you wore here T Sure I saw her In town and she r told me how to got In and to make myself perfectly at homo Patricia was looking nt him seem ingly I wouldnt have frightened you out of your wlto with a gun If I had known about you he put In defending himself olThen Pat smiled Alice is not very particular about whom she sends to you for a cook Sis knows I am not looking tora s cook Dick looked Into the girls I eyesr1 tr aaa- aIt lrafaa STOCKMENII i 11 The KaringtoBee willpfint 1 t I Yseason cheaper than you n veevfh had them printed before Ye guarantee to print them cheaper ahan Yout can ayeltdone anywhere else ande also uarinte e the quaI- It I Y of the work to f aefe tirely satlsfactor Bring your work toth Bee office and 1 save mOney trJIc tt LrI1 a II i t- f I IJ tart tsasr rf t fCi L- 1G t 4 1 r- Ii i J r i I iT07HT Yrrp j I THEt SATURDAY1 E V E1V1NG POSTe- 1Sc CIGARATALL LrABIN TOBACCO BtAltk5 C W LINDSAY Distributor 7 DR E BIIARDM DR L C RAY Drs Hardin Ray r DENTISTS Painless Extracting IandPorcelain Work High Class Dentistry is our Specialty fi OXct Sarinii Sank Blif Ttltfl ont390 h Madisonville Kentucky a ADTALK What would you think of a salesman who reported for duty Workedt4regularitypect good service from such a man And yet some merchants hold advertising which is sim ply a salesman up to great 4 results when it is allowed to irregularyfA costs money is proof of its value Things without cost are usually worth only their price IDITIOHAl NEWS OF THE TOWN Oontirfuod from Page 1 le8d mos Garfield and Taylor Oldlmm of the country wore in town shopping Saturday Mrs Honry Rogers made friends In MadlBonville a vlelt Friday Track B Sisk of the country w- In ns tOWn Friday t t Mrs t P Price spent the day Mmllsonvillo Friday with relatives Sam Langley of Madiaonvllle I 6i1JnvlUo I visited friends here Friday Mrs W K Xlsbet was in Mad BonrUle Friday shopping Mrs W S MoGury was hi Died t son v 1110 Friday Mrs G S WitherspoonP Madl Bonville is vinting relatives here tills week r- r Old papers for sale at the Bee office J Goo Rash and Clyde Ruby MadieonvlllH were here Sunday Mrs Besaio Tanner visited friends in Miulisonviile Sunday Steve Mothershtad of Evansvilio + visited his parojits here Sunday- B C Mitchell of Madlsnnville iweshere Monday on business li Miss Winnie Ashhy of Madisun Ville visited friuuds here Saturday + Miss Mary MuthprfthHul Ic at her place In school again after a weeks absence on account or Illness LOST In tltp railroad yards one box containing silver spoon and pair spectacles Fliuler ntuiu to Dee office Mesdames Cunningham atjaJjpck a ott of Henderson were sty tdrLand Mrs PuiiIjUfwnk 4 TWst T5 St c Buff Orpiu touii White Wyaudottfi and White LegShorns Etrsfi for 1111 D 100 dud 200 per 15 All infertile ekes replaced free of charge My birds cane from th- etleading breeders of this county and are scientifically mated to produce pith grade at rpug chickensof iJD McPHERSON JR MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY r i Phone 449 Saw 11iIf 4 a 1 r- i4 y4i E I111ss Rattle Gomblin of SouthardI ayIthe country spout Saturday and Sunday in this city with relatives IIDudloYof Mortotis sap wore here Satur day night Miss auto Blackburn returned bar homo iii lay Ky Saturday after a months visit to her slste- Mrs Frank Fox Ed Young nnulH a business trip to this city Tuesday s Mis Earnest Olaytor visit friends hero Monday Grovfir Long was in Mamsonville Sunday afternoon Have you ever witness the wt and husband quarrel then make u with kisses sweet The dude at the sooiety girl yum yutn over ti gum The doarold wealthy uno and the millionaire cholly boy It a great mixture taken from real lifo all with Lost In Societys Whirl at the Temple Theatre Thursday night March 10 Hoy Vanuoy of Madisonville w here Friday on business Bud Cell of MadlnouviUo was town Friday on business Miss Ruby Todd and her visitor Miss Smith of Cerulean Spring slhayEunice Draper i tiIwas town plugcYour opportunity to buy tHat n W rug at very low prices March 11 Pated DodgeOBrleu suppsMrs Frank Ooyle and MIBS Myrtle Mitchell ot Mudisouville made this placo a pleaaant visit Friday Tfio Lahr Bacon Company a well known Evansville firm has in this issue a DO Inch ftipuronco It will pay you to re every ford of this advortisment and when Dextrin EvansviHe call and see this mammoth department store Mr Herbert Lahr the genial I and genteluianly advertising manager PofHenory McDowell of Nashville was in town Saturday visiting triuiidd and relatives ES Fisner of Howell was m town Sunday visitingriends A saving opportunity Low price sale March 11 to 18 Beach Fur ni tore Co Incorporated Hopkinsville Ky Jaw Chandler of SlaiighterviUe made a business trip to tills city baturoay Miss Etoyl Goouh of Madison r viile visited friends here SundayJ F4it tiAifH My residence on JXall toad street Good location good bargainforMadisonvillo Ky Mr and Mrs Jno Long were In Madisonville Sunday J T v Stiuian ftllaKwasin town Saturday Furniture at marked down prices sale March 11 to 18 Keach Furni ture Co Incorporated Hopkinsville K7 Miss Luella Thomson wlio has boon Visiting in Nashville al Springfield for several weeks h returned home Miss Adeline Tobmbs spent Sun day in Slaughtervelle with relativ The spring line of gents and youths rondyto wear clothes have been Uoivod at the St Bernard store they are the latest designs and make a appearenoQ Mr and Mrs Otley Vannoy spent unday in Madisonville with friends Miss Marjorle Whitfleld pf the country was in town Monday sh Ping The attention of our readers called to the full page ad of the Bernard Mining Co in this issue t Doiirt fall to read this adertiszn nut carefully and you wlllbe benefited therebyMr Mrs Dick Ashby and daughter MJgjj Annie spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs N I Toombs and family IniMadisonvllle I aJ0 Mrs Geo Atkinson visited friends id Madisonville Sunday The Keaoh Furniture Co of Hopi kiusville have an 80 Inch ad in this paper Read it and compare prjces with other similar concerns This firm oilers as a special induoment to Hopkins county buyers to Jay the freight on all purchases W R Coyle Is attending the Louis ville market this week FOR SALTOtte new Model Range Wilt sell cheap A H MORKHKA- lEarlington Ky NNNNN MMMI + THE END OFTUBERCULOSIS 4i Physicians Lack Knowledge By GEORGE W COTTIS We may provide all the restrlc toflea we wish we may provide and enact laws but we strawr mental early diagnosis I am not afraid to say that 75 per cent of the practicing physicians in New edYork today are unable to ding nose incipient tuberculosis that a majority or them do not cor rectly diagnose even quite ad vanced cases and that some do fenot make a proper diagnosis bepdcure expert physicians to exam withle shave early diagnosis by these expert physicians these expert diagnosticians the smaller coun ties of the state will be greatly benefited for they aro sadly In issistancoaFMMNNNML i bit1living at a distance send them the SemiWeekly Bee a year it will only cost and dollars and it will bo acon ant reminder Of yon twice each H I Girls Bold in Slavery sopfrom this neighborhood we sold to dealers and carried to the ca t01ta1 in baskets like poultry At or nary times the price for girls IB 76 cents for eachgar of their age but hi tl of famine children become a drug moa the market rDont fall to see the handsome line of ladles fanny neck wear at the St Bernard store It is new I and nifty Strange Blrdl glvsstoBathe On seeing it get into eaadI If ii isnt getting right into the water with all Its feathers onThey Delln eator New spring line of Glrtfthafrrt and ercale all shades on difiplafy tit ti Bernard store Ask to see it s Cloistered Virtue I cannot praise a fugitive and cloistered virtue unexercised and un breathed that sever sallies out8ndI sacks her adversary but slinks out the race where that Immortal arland is to be run for not without dust heQt Milton Nptice V I cure cancer I never falL I doctor and Insure a I cure Aiiilre M Wyatt RF D Box No 4 + Dawsou Ky v W JGrai fAlstcKC llf lLbeton n December Jos cause yuus glnt molt New Year resolutions Why Men Marry lit 50 per cent of the marriages the rah wouldnt snotty if he had every assurance that no other man would got her 1912aeWeh N Y the s veils t 6Bline of Im ported slid Do t 912rethat has ever J5en shown w4ini They are the Celebrated Butler line and the price this year slower than ever 1912apcalendars until you have WeStcan ease you save J moneySemiWeekly Bee j Earlington Kentucky j C 11 NO TWO SUITS ALIKE DO YOU LIKE INDIVIDUALITY IN DRESS Handsome is our purchases of Mens and Young Mens high grade custom made suits for this Spring Our effort has been to secure for our trade an assortment second td none with regard to style of garmentibeauty of fabric anti general taxability It comes from Michael Stern Co Rochester W S Syracuse and Chas Kaufman Bros Chicago ill are manufacturers of high standing Every garment is guaranteed absolutely purewool and to give satisfaction in every respect If you like exclusiveness in pattern we ate yours In selecting our M S Co and W S P Co suits we were careful to select no two suits alike Therefore if you buy your Spring Clothes of us you may know we shallnot sell any other like it to anybody This applies to fine fancy worsteds and cassimeres of the two manufacturers named first Of course l it does not matter when it comes to plain blue serges and black unfinished worstediof whicfiwe have a most excellent selection Prices from 15 00 to 25 00 We are showing the greatest assortment of patterns in this end of the State BISHOP V4r R 0 0YOUR MONEY WANT IT BACK Potatoes setter Thin Gold Carlylo once told a man who was financially interested In gold mining that all the gold ovr produced in Call forma wen not worth one good mealy potato And yet the potato in Scotland has a history of leas than two hundred years When Macdonald oY Clanran old in 1748 bought seed potatoes for his tenants in South Ulster they object + d to planting them because the potato is not mentioned in the Bible Unique Undertaking Thinning a store on the honesty system Is to be undertaken by the Middletonplied and when a member wishes to obtain anything therefrom ho will thefwill make a note ot and leave the price It he takes more than he leaves the money for he Will not ba Erusted a second time tRoad Reflect P5rt I ectUreitod J thfliYh1 ppie Theatre Thursday night March 10 Oonsider the Rood things in all Joto0Overheating Avoided The dnUger Of overheating which at tends incandescent tamp sockets con thehrllllancyffktrJbuUng the resistance through a cord provided with a regulating ende I Lotiiloitr peeneldon was that when an accused person paythewant of money Many unfortunate prisoners died in Newgate through 10this custom Marry to Avoid School In New York when a young Italian l does not want to go to school any longer and dues not want to work gotofIt is difficult to handle suchandraro alarmingly frequent r Rank Cowardice ItSis cowardice to wish to get rid of ovcrythlng which we do not llko furt s world they will not be needed In the future Noyolsi 1 i Bank for Children Tiiatnude children ns well as to Connectlerwmchya figure of a goat butts a COlD placed in a slot in a flfellko manner 8mllnQifae Until th9 mortgage is foreclosed youvQ got your home until the grocer refuses to deliver any more bread you have toucbesyourbod wthingshenthen heap on doing the best you can aiid smite e I S WM 1 THE END OF TUBERCULOSIS Stamping Out the Plaque I By JOSEPH H CHOATE I do not think there Is any greater or better cause now set before the people of New York the people of this great state than to save themselves from this terrible plague and they can do It if they will The cities havo already accomplished much New York and Boston and Lon don have reduced by onehalf the death rate from this partiqu tar evil It exists where It bas been unchecked and unstudied = y and uncared for in the rural dis tricts Qt the state and in the smaller cities of the state MMNNNNMM + MNM i j 1 a JL SPRINGlI I The men of the future deserve the most cangivet1wmI IHigh Art Clothes for Boys are not an Y unimportant factor in habitforming andcKar I actertraininjg they preach tidiness manli SlipHigh a slip away from the High Art habit Sizes styles authoritative cut spjentjfi = cally exact prices 250 to 18 yearsthisCONFIRMATION SUITS and other dress accessories for the Boy for such an important occasion Lets hear from youin person or by mail or phonefor the Boys sake IT PAYS TO TRADE HERE OUTFITTER EVANSVILLE IND ESTABLISHED ISG9 accurate f ittMak Your StoreAdv tIsle as a l Fixed Feature of Every Issue of f r This Newspaper asls Ourp Local Page 4Iffeatureor department of a newepaperv wins at a time Itstthousands who scan and glance at a advertisiing in this issue a few hundred will read ALL OF THAT STORES ADVERTISEMENT IN THE NEXT IS SUE But if that stores advertisement does not APPEARiIN THE NEXT ISSUE this proess of winning regular ers is broken up readtIt would be so with our Local Page If it did not pear REGULARLY it would forfeit the interest and t of MOST OF ITS READERS And the same would be true ofQtheyfeaturesa ie Issue f A stores advertising gets to be MOST EFFECTIVE after it has become a REGULAR FEATURE of the papergaining fwith EVERY ISSUE new regular readers AND HOLD itING THOSE GAINED by makingthetore news rally jm portant to them Jlr t tI the law and thegsecret sue OF IT J ii 4cessALL I i THE w BEST TELEPHONE SERVICE LOOK HERE MR FARMER I OfferIng TheadvantagesaccurlIqreportacnserviceLiteratureCUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH CO i Sff It WiVWWiWMWWiYWV wwrwrrmr wwrr WfNNilNfflmM f B M SL TONi Undertaker KYr J I Everything New 2e Finest TTearse in the County g NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE MASONIC BUILDING WWAW WMyWWW 17R1rTi1IW14ViiMiWlM4Mtfllw Y ff I o tti p y 4 sr 1 wryx a rCIff i 1tJ rW + Z la 1 r ++ J rWaS7ufC- r r pw- M M- yr W +an I1 7 1 k- 3 Jrp fc 881I rYhr rl- lv r 1jJ I i i tr f 0- J + h t km n3nykner yWi MXMx i h w c 1 Mil Gold Fish Given Away On Saturday Mch 18 ONE DAY ONLY We will give to every person purchasing one v 25c bottle of f1 erri Bark Cough goldUA glass globe containing two beautiful fish These fish are not for sale but are used solely to introduce the best cough syrup made Rexall Cherry Bark II Remember the date Saturday March J 8 and be on hand GARDINER BOWMER INC JPOR TlB MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY I i Always Blessed with a Hearty Appetite if you use DIgesteze It helps your stomach do the work digests what you eat and I makes Rood rich blood from your food No more Sleepless Nights Headache or Stomach Misery nd of all these troubles with Diges teze Fifty cents abottle worth ten ioldlts cost at drug department of CompanyLj V Satisfaction of Keeping a Dog tor wonder why so many people In iIatRon keeping dogs that are no rood 7 Well replied the proprie tor of the village hotel I always keep ate dogs because Its a comfort to ee em take their meals regular Without klckln even If they didnt fy any board rRli Do Stop Ceughing It Youcan Jf yoU will use Ottos Spruce Grim Baleam and Pine Tar Compound A valuable remedy for Cough Croup Bro 1 hltlB Asthma Sore Throat Chest and Langs Price 25 and 50 Shldby drug department of theSt Bernard Mining Company 1 Incorporated Romeo and Juliet fe art thou RomeoF x+ ttrailed the actress In the balcony s scene In this present demand for a thief plays If thou wert n porch climb r er and I were a secondstory worker there might be some money In the box g SfAce 4 t v Bloodine Cough Checker will all tt t hacking Irrita non coughaCCOnepatlyor cold Thu safest and surest rem children Keep a bottle constantly Rt hand St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug De partment special gents y4t ai Why q t C Not Read The H- J Courier Journal 4 Henry Watterson Editor o We can furnish you Beeuf Weekly CoiirierJournal I BOTH ONE YEAR JOF 1501 to r 4 i t SVe can also give liberal con j trihution rate with Daily or Sunday CourierJournal t Write CourierJournal 1COMpany Louisville free sam I pie Copy of education It w you dri sire but be k sure tor sendudtierr Srtscription f Order to This Paper i ri Not the CourierJournarfl f 5 C1 Save the Babies You cannot feel safe without a hot tie of Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam and Pine Tar Compound in your home i you have little ones alt is positive epeciflu in Croup Bronchitis and Coughs It works like magic One dangerisMlnlnJtCompany Progress- I was talking with an aged but very progressive farmer not long ago and remarked that the course of Improvement in farm methods seemed slow Bless you my boy no answered when I started In we only raised nine bushels of wheat to the acre in my state and now we raise thirteen I think Ive done pretty well It seems to me that that Is not a bad way to look at it If every one does his part progress Is certain If it does seem slowA M It I Medicines that aid nature are al ways most successful Chamber lains Cough Remedy acts on tils plan It loosens tho relieves the lungs opens the secretions aud aids nature in restoring the system toa healthy condition Sold by Geo King Sons 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 frioads Learning that the Ironworker and his wife had recently been blessed witha charming baby a friend smiled all over his face when he greeted the father on the street Well he beamed how Is little MaUMatlotblng answered the father Its Mattress Youngstown Telegram AsthmaiSufferers and old people with a hacking cough will find instant relief in Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam and Pine Tar Compound made from the Spruce and Pine tree Your living made more pleasant and life prolonged byI using this valuable remedy rryit Price 50c For sale dru depart ment of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated 1 Edible Girls The dally announcement in our want colur t of Wanted A white girl to cook Is eloquent recognition of our claim that the Houston girls eatHoustonPost No More Dyspepsia Gas or other Stomach Troubles Nothing will remain undigested or sour on your stomach if you will take a little Digeeteze a power tat digestive harms and pleasant as For sale by the drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated On Probation Ferdy wants to marrY me father Ferdy doesnt know hla own mind Oh father give him a chance Well Ill put him on probation SIt he sUcks to one brand of cigarette for the neXtalx months Ill admit that he te getting steadier A pain in the side or back that upcallsBAIjLARDS SNOW LINIMENT It relaxes the contracted muscles aud lertl1lt bodily motion without suffering or f Inconvenience Price 26o 50o and 100 per bottle Sold by St Bernard Mining Co In corporated drug department Attended 3097 Funerals Rebecca Wentzel of Pottstown who is olgiitytwo years old has kept a record of the funerals she has at tended during her lifetime She has been present at 3097 since she wail nine years old or an average of 42 a year The quickest and most effective remedy for Ippsening the phlegm relieving irritation and curing any 9OheckerIncorporated Drug Department special agents I fi 1jt 7 II CITY DIRECTORY MayorH O Bourland Police Judgfi A J Bennett Chief of Police Wm Bradley a Night Chief J H Hafnby Tax Assessor J H Corblttti Clt Clerk Paul P Price TreasurerFrnnk B Arnold City IhysicianWalt NlBbefc Oity Wblpflor Stroet Oommt8sonerRobt WOOt Couucilinon Jno B Atkinson Madison Oldham F D Rash Geo 0 Atkinson Tbos Blair 0 M Henry Meeting night first Monday night in each month School Trnsteo Paul M Moore Board of HealthEd M Trahprn G Gilbert King and Curtis Bi John son MD Postmaster Chas Cowell CHURCHES I CATHOLIC OHOROIC First maw every Sunday and holy dayat70 u in Second mass and 980 a tn Vesperfe and benediction p m Rev JP McParlaud Pastor VfvC- HKIBTIAN CHUKOH dundai school at 930 a in Proao11fI eYer Lords day at 1045 a in ahd1 m Prayer meeting ovory Yyilnes day at 730 p in vr f5 M E CHURUHRegular sorviet G third at a u1 7 ul Prayer meeting Wednesday eyoulm at 780 Sundayschool at 930 it Class mooting second Sundaya 1030 a m Rev 1 N Reid Epworth League J S 5Hnn cock president Meets vry Sunday evening at 045 p mVJiftllV Methodist Episcopal Cluireh Syutl All are welcome 3 i nifevery Sunday at 11 a tnand 730 p m Sunday school at J8a m Prayer meeting Wednokday- ovenlu at 1 worth LeagueevorySundavereniui at 045 Ladies Aid Society fjvorj Moudav afternoon Official Boarf meeting Monday after first Sjnda in each mouth- MISSIONARY t BAPTIST OHUKOII Preaching 2nd and 4th Sunday at 1 a in arc 730 p m and the rug Saturday Mght Church ineetiuu Saturdr right before the 4th Sun day Sunday School at 93014m Pri ytr neenut evr rv Monday nigh at 781 Rev I H Grigson Pastor TEN AAi BAPTIST OHDROH Services fourth Suu jay morning and evening in each month and Saturday evening preceding Prayer meeting Friday even 1 1 Sunday school 2 p m- Rrv T J LYNN Pastor PRKSB YTKKlAN CHUBOH flou UA Regular services first Thuiv ay at 780 p m and third until y at 330 p m in each month Sun u 17 oclock school each Sunday fronting WIO iiILODGESf Masonic Lodge E W Turner No B48 meets 1st and 8rd Frfdav F- In each month E J PHtiiiiiPS See Victoria Lodge No 84 K of P meets every Monday night Visitors welcome ERNEST NEWTON 1 K of R and S Hopkins Lodge A O U W Nu 501 meets every Thursday night Y Q WALKER Sec EarlmgtonNonight in each month MRS BERTHA UMSTEAD Sec Degree of Honor No 10 meets 2nd and 4th Saturday nights iu each J THE r LOUISVILLE TIMES FOR 1911BRIGHTER BETTER BIGGER THAN EVER The regular price of THE LOUISVILLE TIMES is 500 a year If you will send your order tons you cau iet SEMIWEEKLY BEE AND THE- LOUISVILLE TIMES BOTH ONE YEAR a For Only 450 The Louisville Times is the Best Afternoon Paper Printed J Anywhere Has the best corps of cot respondents Covers the Kentucky field perfectlyilovers the general D WEn field completely Has the best nnd fullesti market reporlp Democratic in politics but fair to everybody SEND YOUR SUBSCRIP TION RIGHT AWAY i I to this paper not to The Louts Tulle Times i 1A i Il month Miss LizfciK HUFF Sr 6 EarlingtouCourt VictoryHallI Standwalte Tribe No 67Red Mon meets eV sleepHARRY O of R CatalpaCamp earlO S ORBNSHAW Clerk Modern Woodmen of the World No 11002 meets every Wednesday Y Q W A Mum Soo ElksB P 0 No 7881noets al MaritannviHe Monday night f RulerIIoEarllngton Chapter U DOmeets 1st Thursday in each month at 230 p m- MRS KATB WITHERS Pres Knights and Ladles of Heeurltv will meet second and fourth Monday iflghts Visiting members invited to attend 0 S ORENBHAW Clerk Visiting members are cordially Invited to attend any of thus Lodges Human Nature Pat was being shown an Incubator by one of his freT who had recently removed to the suburbs He took great Interest In all the details and examined everything with groat care Then as he looked at about a hundred young chickens that had just been hatched with an awed expression he said Human nature IB a funny thing after allEverybodys J Forced to leave Home Every year a large number of poor sufferers whose lungs are sore anti racked with coughs ftrn urged to KO to another climate But this la costly and nqt always sure Theres a better way Let Dr Kinds New Discovery cure you at homehIt cured me of lung trou ble writes W II Nelson of Cola mine Ark when all else failed and I gained 47 pounds In weight Its surely king of all cough and lung cures Thousand owe their lives and health to it Its positive ly guaranteed for LftGripofl Asthma Oroupall Throat and Lung troubles 50c and 100 Trial bottle free at all druggists A Thirsty Thief There was a thirsty thief on Broad way the other night He stole 46 cases of champagne nnd took along the wagon and horses also Ho Is be lieved to have concealed them about his person made a ropo of his bed clothes and escaped through the sub way Philadelphia Inquirer A good treatment for a cold set tled In the lungs is n HERRICKS RED PEPPER POROUS PLAST ER applied to the chest to draw out inflammation and BALLARDS HOREHOUND SYRUP to relax tightness You get the two rome lIes for the price of one by buying the dollar size Horehound Syrup i there is a plaster free with each bottle SoldbySt Bernard Mining Co Incorporated drug de partment o Height of Goodness He Is good that does good to others If he suffers for the good ho does he1 Is better still and If he suffers from them to whom ho did good he Is arr- Ived to that height of goodness that nothing but an increase of his suffer ings can add to It if it proves his death his virtue is at its summit it is heroism completerBruyere- Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets are safe sure and reliable and ha ebaen praised by thousands of women who have been restored to health through their gentle aid and curative properties by Geo Kngk Sons Heaven or Hell If heaven has not begun for you al lookfagsome distant placo when it will begin And the discontent the unrest the envy the Jealousy the bitterness the groveling mind the perverse will the unsocial temperIf these are your presentexperlenceslthey have only to continue and become chronic to make a hell more dread than Mlltoif ever painted Washington Gladden t Take HERBINE for indigestion It relieves the pain in a few minutes and fordes the fermented mat terwbich causes the misery Into bowels where It is expelled Prioej 60o Sold by St Bernard Mhnln Q6Iticorpor ted drugdeptirtment i l UnderColered 01181IA Swissprofeespr of agriculture had boon ejcperlmcntiriggUhcuIUtatloJj sunder colored glass and accordi JngtothoReVlew Scleptlflgue that or glass gives the best results Orange glass forces the plants but hurts the fruit violet glass increases the quantity of fruit but lowers the quality red blue and green glass are positively Injurious j 04 f Constipation causes h dizzyeneu languor heart palpitatton Dttyie jphyt ales gripe sicken weaken the bowels and dons lute Dbaris Regulets apt gently and tare coo Itlpntlon 25 cents Ask your druggist Not 86 Serious- ij 4 3 tl y arrangement you made v those people a tentative one J jtkin so serious Jest only to t how It was goin tp wpyk1 Si fi Never can you tell wheayoli mathkflngers lul For acuibruleeburn t be prepared religyesIhosh0i4 r o 1Ito iJo N i I jit oJc ti- i Ilf You Are Going to Buy =WB SeLl nit wtNUINt NOT AH IMITATION h a STRONGEST BESfNTHrWORLDAN O t- iThe Delker js worth your consideration because we give you a longer body andsp ingthereby vlgMMg yu more comfort Delker bugles are noted for It their long life lightness of draught style i and finish We have a complete linet consisting of Top Buggies TwoinOne i Bikes Surreys Traps Phaetons c 1 CALL AND LOOK OUR LINE OVER i Plain Hardware Company JrMadisonvillc Kentucky 1 Not a Word of Scandle marred thecall of a neighbor on Mrs W P Spangh of Manville Wyo who said sho told me Dr Kings New Life Pills had nured her of ohntdiatR kidney trouble and made hor feel like a new woman Lacy but sure remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles Only 25u at nil druurmsts Tic Christmas Spirit xy wife Iii going to get mesarungroom rug for Christmas Iblnktleynoquickly and cure permanently the most aggravated ono HH I Liniment Sr Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug De partment special agents A New Proverb No man Isa hero to his own alarm Jock HarvaarQ Lampoon Fully nine out of every ten cases of rheumatism IB simply rhmuna tlsm of the mutlclo duo to cold ortdamp or chronic rhnuinatlcun nefth or of which require any internal tmitnif it All that Is heeded to alTord icli f is tho free application of Chamberlains Liniment Give It a trial You IrA certain to be pleased with the quick relief which it affordH Sold by Quo King Sony Difficult l lootor c mustkeep i For that awful cough take Blood Inn Cough Checker A 60 cent bot tie will laet longer than most any cough St Bnrnard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department special agents Life a Partnership God Is the giver life a Timothyfitcomb r t New Spring Tailor Suits rNow on Display I IIWE have received our entire purchase of Ladies Tailor Suits for Spring 1911 and J cordially invite all to come in NI andsee them Quite a few novelties as t to styles and materials are to be seen andwe are very enthusiastic over hexI x models we have to offer i f Come in early and often as In wIt f r thingYi Wear Department to almost dmlv i i If tf i r t I N OUR AD ITS SO MAD ISONVILLE KENTUCKY f I r t 0 J i d bi UjM S j 2Y f sir U pi i1ef everyVy c No Need to Stop Word VheuyoQr doctor orders you to It fitngKers you I iogtityou say You Know you are weak rundown anti failing in Ijisalth day by day but you must Work as long an you can stand What need is Electric Bitters to give tone strength anti vigor to yqUr system to prevent breakdown and build you Dont be wjak Sickly or alllnit wjioij Eleotrio Bit ters will benefit you ruin the firstL Thousands bless thorn for strengthTryEed to ndrtigaISt8 t j t Making Straw Braid 1Ii Straw brald ofifinQ quallty is made twelve times as rapidly as by hand wtb a machine which a Ohinaman ka invented Y t Ie tn J x 18taloed Sliver If a stain on silver is caused by dlcine rub with a cloth dipped in iliihurlc acid wash in soap and jifor und polish as usual Are yor l D you have that nlll1oyfngtlokllu Jt your throat Does your cough annoy yon at night and do you rals mucus in the morning Do yot want relief If BO take Chamber Itiinj Cough Remedy and you wit be pledged Sold by Geo King d Sons Rejected In the Face fiyory rlgtt action and true thought sots the tlot its beauty on ever perBona taco every wrong action an tortlonrFor hoarsen s8 inflamed Tunas o irritating con h8 BALLARD- HOREHOUND SYftUP is a heal ing balm It does itB work qnlokl and 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afWwm t+ ta0o0l 1kif epts I Cl rr 0 C MJ r r IJ V m mm rt Cc 0x vrr A rrO 1 Cy me y o r CJCJIC j1 1l 4 Oi c7 C iIaSIH UJ ry cc rr I 2 Z q a i r a 9 t aiC t IJ 01 Ct C 0 r- y 0 tJ e L1 0 Q IQO I0 = t lJ C UoclrLUOO cc wl oMfY rJtV = r C UI e It ctfooj p c C Y co t rAhkyrKwvrww iwv vvdw- q 3 = = = x = =t f r 1 PRINTERS INK We Make SPELL for YOU at Prices So They Will Your Come Get Those Letter Heads You tfaye Beer Needind So LoriS I F i f i J it1m = CIEll If ANyiGacro NCotC 88 dUO QfZGIt11 ig 5x i rJrIJ = Kal I Which Spells Success Study the world and its forces Your strength lies In cooperation I with them Study men leadership consists in knowing how to run with thorn Public opinion is like an ocean liner you cnnnot back Itin a minute you cannot guide it when it is going slow and it can only be controlled by one who is riding on it1 You Can Eat Anything Eat what your stomach craves without the slightest fear of iiidlires Mon which is awful feeling Yon bo Vgtth Sour StoU1ROhjHeartburn Nausea Bad Breath or Heavy Fooling if you will take one dose of Digestflzq It re- lIeve and cures as if by Magic Pleasant as Candy Relief In one minute Get a 60a bottle from the drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated It Takes Courage Few persons have courage to appear as good JIB th1y really ore Hare t fYS j- u I Knew What It Was A Wyoming cowboy called tosee Owen Wister In Philadelphia and permitted to inspect the authors ftJoutfit As he casually examined Uopera hat it sprang openIA iVcocking hatsaid the cow eiir admlringlyi Now dont that btit hell J verybodyes s a Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets invariably brinK relief to women from chronic con headache biliousnesssdizziness sallowness of the skin n KingSotlsrVirtues in a Friend Every iflnn Is ready to give In a F ll long catalogue of thoso virtues aad good qualities ho expects to find In the person of a friend but very f of us are careful to cultivate them lifourselves Punshlon a i lad dyspepsia or Imligtilion for years tyt j7 etite and what ldld eai dlstrested me ter- ndbjlfurdockD1ood nitt tscured meJ H J- IWalk flSunl1urf U1tley k tj y I- J 7 1d T T I t 77c i h dY s 1II iJIIt r 1Ittt + r tJIr 1 J n I 1tIII r c f tIw Jc 4 J cIiir yr i r ly lr 1 tvi ROYAL r BAKiNG h + POWDER y Absolutely Pure f I The official Government tests show Royal Baking Powder to be an absolutely pure and healthful grape cream of tartar baking powder and care should be taken to prevent the substitution of any other brand in its place Withno other agent raja bis4 suit cake and hotbreads be made so pure healthful and delicious t Royal Baking Powder costs only a fair price per pound and is cheaper and better at its price than any other baking s powder in the world It makes pure dean healthful food r ran Red took Beek800 ReceiptsFree Send Name sad Adrea I ica ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK yr l 11 h r wwaw Mw HEARTSxDESIRE w p w ppwww www aw Dr Lambert waited expectantly his Taco flushed his whole attitude that sf patience and gentle dignity Maddy dont refuse Ive asked you to marry me since you wore short n 4 skirts and pigtails Im sorry Boyd but It cant be t you know my ambition The stage Is 1 R lay life I never Intend to marry f4laid Madeline Morris firmly 1 But you surely dont think of the 1 aftermathI mean when the time q comes for you to give up your work A career Is all right for a few years but ia her heart of hearts a woman natur toJ4j IO e her r 1 I dont she declared avoiding his eyes You mean you think you dont f corrected Lambert t r You dear old Boyd I Of course I firantmake you understand You men prate of superior reasoning powers but fiyou have to own up that women will remain an enigma I just couldnt I fee contented back in Prairie City I must have a wider horizon Quickly his glance took in every de tan of her pleasant suite of rooms oneI et the best that the hotel afforded then traveled back to her Maddy so I must go homo with an ther refusal I had let myself dream h tpa different outcome Your father t- i grill be grieved Before I left he cameI me with tears In his eyes to bid me iiigodspeedFather has Margaret to look after If 41m J Yes and Margaret is good and kind ut you wore always his pet I get home twice a year to see him I t t And then my salary helps wonderfully i 1 Doctors havent a reputation for being ijood business men Father has thou j aands of dollars on his books that he 1trill never get t Maddy I must be going It Is get i fling near my train time ho Interrupt yourrft tad homo ffJSBigH6 S6S In Prairie 1 r City t herrandiF a w t f Goodby J tH paused an Umlaut after openlIgi door and gave her oneI Then the door closed and he was gone 1 i It had been six months since Boyd openinglI jktmded a telegram With trembling frauds she tore open the yellow en S yelope and read Morris Olympic Theater t 1Tourfather very low Comeat once 1 i BOYD I The next morning she arrived In clPrairie City Margaret looking tired I tad worried met her at the train with lid Daisy and the queer family surrey I n jailer warm greetings Margaret and Madeline drove home Father had a very bad stroke of paralysis He cant speak Margaret whispered Boyd suya that he wont lie through the night Thovwere nearln tho old homeaI- I Dig white house wIth an omiasmonea arden In front On the porch steps they met Doctor Lambert a trifle older looking than when Maddy had last leen him He paused for a few moments to ex shange greetings Im Ina hurry Maddy I have to go to the office but Ill be back In a CsMargaret distance from Maddy during this brief conver sation The actress thought the ex pression in Margarets eyes was un mistakable her sister was In lovo with Boyd When Doctor Lambert returned Mad ly went up to see her father He was asleep The pale wan face startled ier and her eyes filled suddenly Doctor Lambert brought her a chair She sank into it and waited five min utes or moreIt seemed ages before her father stirred then opened his ayes His gaze fastened itself Imme diately upon her There came over his kind old face a look of unutterable Joy as he made a motion that Boyd under stood Reaching for a pad of paper and a pencil on tho table he handed them to Doctor Morris In the meantime Mad dy had risen and was kiss after kiss upon her fathers cheeteI Slowly the pencil moved over the pa per It was such a painful effort Then when It was finished he gave It to Maddy This was what she read Dear Maddy It gives me great treat Joy to have you home God blessI you My hearts desire you know It Boyd and I are waiting Maddy answer him quickly You tee his life hangs on a thread Doctor Lambert advised rather sternly Walt she cried her voice tremI sling You must decide Doctor Lambert almost commanded I love you Mad ly You know It then whydo you wait Sister loves you she faltered Yes like a brother came his con jluslve answer She knew that the moat important nomcnt of her life had come She turned The light was slowly lading In her fathers eyes He scarce ybreathedDoctor held out his arms to jer There was one last struggle withj ler ambition then love triumphed Yes father yes she erred hoarse yher breath coming hard and fast in he excitement of her sudden decision I have loved him always Heroic Treatment Little Marjorie aged four bumped her head on a key In the front doorI She went in tho house and put some cold cream on ft rag and then wont to the door and tied the key up carefully As she waif leaving she said I will call in the morning to see how you are Knowledge Knowledge Is Indeed that which next to virtue truly and essentially raises one man above another It finishes one half of the human soul It mattes being pleasant to us fills thee mind with entertaining views and ad ministers to It a perpetual series of gratification It gives ease to solitude and gracefulness to retirement Ad disco i ea t e F Ir e is 1 i ROBT SORY M D x of e Practice limited to diseases of Eye Ear Nose anti Throat 1 f KyeS Testocl Glasses Fitted e II + 0 Mf1 + Office Over C L Rose Grocery i Center Streete 1i MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY eoc1 trt 11- I 1 7 t f p thaNr F y + v ti iiia h + y fiGSt q f re N r i Mw MM M M W4 N I y w1 N h 1 Rw NHI CHOOSING A GIFT I 1 Good morniug iam lookIng for Tho RoseColored Vjnrid In a rp retty binding Will yt r Oh you mt jfJ she flTJattCulr I took rourcl t lIu ccr 1 Iad such n kiibwfus tI It u rr rey difficult to kiow zf tr and tgPleaseunderstand what r is n tt y- my husband riot r C 1Hcalthough J think 1 ilr tr 1 fis Color d World fbr i I ssrln fret ty title Thank you Ill 3t Qr hI cd itfintoYee Mr Clerk I am vsiiflng I am glad you are ready at Us for I was beginning to have iouhrp rllli to what I want to get for my Iiti and There are so many to choose from I want something suitable for aphtld man who Is very Intellectual BO you must take lots of trouble to hoW me the very best Ill give you an idea of what twant It must not be too light and not too serious nor so Interesting that If will take his whole evenings when ho Is reading It If he is absorbed in abook I never have a chance to say a word to him I get awfully jealous of his books sometimes Will youI jIll wait until that person stops ask ing you questions Some women have no idea of a book clerks tlmeiz I may its well let you know tba- tHenryMr Dodson is very particu lar about titles For my part J llke romantic UtlesThe Rose lored World sounds so pretty that rll took at It Is that 1 Oh that cover would never do it would not harmonize with the cover on the library table Now I shall have to begin all over again It irl had thought to bring that table cover wlth I mebutt one is so likely to lose a package carrying it at this tlmel6tthe I year M Now what else have you fThe j Recall of Lovethat sounds interest- Ing j If It was The Call of Love It would be ever so much nicer Hayent j you a book of that name Sohe one ought to write one I believe I could write a book 1 know so many interesting j things about love and romance that I j Not that onewere not Interested In the married life of the Carrels I dont even know who they are sowhy waste time or people one has griever even heard of + + i I almost think I should like to be a clerk In a book store you meet so many intellectual persons r want gilt on the edgesit must notIbokuta dlnary r tI- i The Girl I Left Behind Me I never let my husband get away front Iwouldto him that she was a thinker = Its If Henry cared for tl1nU1I wish I had decided upon a neck tie I didnt know it would be suljhV a bother to find a book Now you choose one and let me see whether like It or not What a pretty binding His Gift Wife Well no one gave me to Heir ryhe Just found me at the Art InsW tute in one of the galleries and I a = ed him tolet me see his catalogues Wasnt that romantic C Vory well you may try again The Second Wife Goodness Take Ifaway quick That book nearly wrecked our happiness Some one loaned it to Henry and I asked him If he would ever ever marry again Incase anything happened to me and he said Probably I told him If woftld never marry another man wild even thought it possible to love twice In this existence or any other I con vinced him that one wife was enough but I never want to see that book rngKlnltx I hope you dont think I am keep ing ypu a long tlme1 know y ull find the right thing in theend Cateri 1 lug for Twocozy but It might be I difficult for me It he wanted me to try Bride of the Nile d wish It was Nlagara thats where we went Have you oneYou are showing me so many that I cant look at them fast enough The Coming Race Mercy not Oh 1 wish Henry liked neckties better and hooks less I could enjoy the tie with Mm and the hook Just keeps him read ng when I want to talk tohlmvWoman Wiles No that Is a subject dont care to have him read Ill take the next thing you otter me with my eyed shut Did you ever buy hook that y a way tHow to Keep Hens for profit Of all things i At least It wont be so interesting that hell spend the whole evening reading I think Ill take it although I like the title of that Not Llke nerlctiJrGirlswould have seen pore suitable nttet all it i tea About Glassware When you wash your pretty giussji places next time try dropping a few drops of bluing to the soap surds Thdi man1ict1You will tho way they win giasawarowilleffective treatment V ME aptt 1 it4 tr L N TIME CARD rime ol arrival of trains p 1r through and departure of MIWi iriglnatlnjr Earllntftpu- Klfectlve Sunday JunoJO WIll Yow1I1t notJN11- Nj02 025 a 0- 1No5111 a in o91 728 p m No 54 1122 i in aOtJTH BOUND No53 480 a m Non5 828 a injNo 61 421 t III No 031048 p in INTERURBAN TRAINS NORTH BOUND No 104 820 amNo i63065 a rut No U 8 200 p m No 110 602 p m SOUTH BOUND No 103 745 amNo lOTv 1000 a m pmNoNo 111 650 p m n M H E TIME CARD M H S E time card went into effect Sunday June 10 IfilO No 112 leaves64 a in No 118 arrivfia330 p m n i CR R TIMECARD Time of departure of Illinois Co ral trains from Nortonvllle Kv NORTH BOUND No 102 128 p nJ No 104 fl40 a m No 122 local pa A1045 a m No lS8i tarot r Q86 p in- SOtiTH libUNO PUJNoNo 121 local pass 128 pm Nn 13i tonal pans 558 a m FEND OF TUBERCULOSIS r j A Winning I Fight 7V By DR WILLIAM OSLER This is not n battle of a year or a generation The probabili ties are that It will take two or threo generations at least before we have the mortality from tuberculosis reduced to the rate I say of that of typhoid fever In well regulated countries This will probably be u matter of two or three generations Whether tuberculosis will be finality erad looted Is un open question It Is a foe that Is very deeply In trenched in the human race but when we think of what has been done In one generation bow the mortality has been reduced In some localities 50 nod even 100 thatIfighting with hope tho victory Is In Migh- twwwwI wwww ww MM- Mf Ancient Ceremony The ancient ceremony of placing loaves In which coins had been In Hortod on the tombstone In Solston churchyard Notts for old people to pick up and take away was observed the other Sunday Ivory Knives IJ e handles of ivory knives are dip z chamois skin in water- i 1 powdered pumice and rub ctrlcltyIAn average f16 to 16 a year an individual is spent in the United States for electricity Largest Theater The largest the lthe Parts Opera house covering three acres j Gush Not all gushing letters are written with fountain reps RefretMng Disinfectant The following Is a refreshing dUln fcctant for sick room or any room having an unpleasant odor pervading It Put some fresh ground coffee In a saucer and in the center place a small piece of camphor gum which light with a match As the gum burns allow enough coffee to consume with it The perfume Is pleasant and healthful being far superior to pas tilles and much cheap HAVE YOU TRIED PAXTINE IThe Great Toilet Germicide You dont hove to pay BOc or =100 a pint for llstorlan antiseptics or per oxide You can make 16 pints of a more cleansing germicidal heating and deodor izing antiseptic solution with one 25o box of Puxtlne a soluble antiseptic powder obtainable at any drug store Faxtine destroys germs that cause disease decay and odors that IB why It LJB the best mouth wash and gargle and why it purlfles tho breath cleanses and reserves tho teeth bettor than ordinary dentifrices and In spongo bathing It com pletely eradicates perspiration and other dl8agreeablobody odors Every dainty Avonmn appreciates this and Its many other toIlet and uses throatinflamed laxUlflrpln The Paxton TWlbt do Boston r1nga who will send ydu n fret sample you would like to try It before buying iC s3 r M 4 1 t It rL r C A MORTON n MADISONVILLE KY j 0 EmbalmeruneraJ eo Call Answered Promptly Day or Night ly arrnaI T a A- We Want Your- Jobwork You will want us to have it when you see our samples and hear OUR PRICES Call at this office when in need of anything in the tine qf PRINTING Wad PriM lad Work Craftsmanship used to be the keynote of labor be aim was to pro duce an excellent thing to sell ata good price The modern business mam tries to produce quickly a rotten and fantastic article so as to be able to sell at a bad price In enormous quanti ties So far Is this paradox true that a real economist nearly always buys the most expenrvp things and the cheapjack Is as ren nn not a million alreR R BucJcloy In London T PsWeekly A Happy Comet Harry aged six years was greatly excited over his first trip on n steam boat and his father allowed him to stay on deck with him for a while in the evening His attention was at once directed to the light of tho searchlight moving to and fro Ex cltedly he grasped his fathers hand nnd said Daddy look There must be a happy comet near here Sw how bo wags his taU To Relieve a Burn A free application of soft soap to a fresh burn almost Instantly removes tho fire from the flesh If tho Injury Is severe as soon ns tho pain ceases apply linseed oil and then dust over with fine flour When this covering dries hard repeat tho oil and flour dressing until a good coating Is obtained When the latter dries allow It to stand until It cracks and falls off as It will in a day or two and a new skin will bo found to have formed whore the skin was burned Cat Was Boiling Too i The cat settled herself luxuriously ID front of the kitchen range Jennie six years old and unised to the homely comfort of a rural residence regard ed fire and pussy alike with Interest linnlewhosehad Included the boiling of water In l a kettle cried out grandma Grand ma Come here quickly The cats begun to boll tool Wanted the Hired Man f Are you the owner of this placer asked the book agent I am re plied Farmer Corntossel AnYthlng I can do for you 1 No The chances Iare that you are too hardworked to have time to read anything and that you havent any spare change any how Let me talk to the hired maa9 fe Idea of Hsaven- e VMVscYa Idea of heaven li vV nil the motbrhlT colds htt so around wtih hand Itc1 sad wring their noM y8ctenrtOf Farming The farming Is Bot alt t much lB trylnpMo take out of the Mrit M wtuqback Largest Stone Statue van has the largest stone statue tiu world a figure fortyfour tNt I fr Your Comb Combe should not be washed with water Thto Is apt to split the teeth za A stilt nailbrush Is a good thing to k keep for cleaning them After usingxo o brush take a damp doth and wipe between each tooth with this A CJ nation i Ladles and cantluctca are ptr ltt4 to bavd friorda in the kanacl but ltd- r he kitehon2 neniud Jisaw THE THEATRICAL EVENT OF THE SEASON AT THE Temple Theatre Thursday Night March 16 Lost in Societys Whirl You have read thu book vsee the play A play for your wives sisttrs and sweetheartsPretty Elegant Gowns Another Howard Success Not How Cheap But How bed Seats Now Selling 25 35 and SOcw ONE NIGHT ONLY f + + f + + Tt T ml Ic + + 4 A + + + tii dcbr q r ti I INTRODUCTORYW3FFER 001i4 4 To introduce Polishall the new Furniture t we will for the next ten days beginning IPOliSh March ro give one 250 bottle free with hoc bottle purchased 11t0l J Polishall is a Varnishier Renewer and Surface Food and jequal in efficiency and durability to any polish on the market M rf i For Pianos Furniture and Fixtures ofan o kinds It is also excellent for floors where a ofii12 ounce bottle 5oc STOREtCOesINCORPORATED f EARLlNGtON KENTUCKY K t I + + L T + + TT iii + 4Ul Q 1 X- f lc C

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