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Digital page images are linked to the text file. eftI ktkS u Y 4 i iH TUESDAY 11 1t and FRIDAY Y naaalil I IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESSADVERTISE IT FOR SALE L 11 TWENTYSECOND YEAR ARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 12 1911 No 7y IIE K EXTEND HIGH- SCHOOL1 CONTRACT tP Earlington Dawson Springs and l Hanson Schools now County Jh Schools r FAVORABLE ACTION YESTERDAY BY COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION j School Men Recommend i More County High Schools I i MadisonviUeKy8ept21911 To the Hopkins County Board of Education GentlemenWe principals and super intendents of the Graded Schools 1ofthis County wish to report we believe the High Schools at Dawson Springs Hanson Earlington and Madi requirementsof and it is our judgement that I advantages for an education would be very much Increased to deserving pupils if the High I Schools contract was extended t I alike to all theHloJaooll- espeotfully3 submitted X BRubins V 1C Taylor CE Dudley lroflenkinl of Dawson Springs took active part in the conference of school men but was not present when the above report was drawn hence his tare name does not appear as signa to the report which he TI endorse s MMexnm tin iMt tTTT tjftftftt r in The County Board of Education yesterday took favorable action on theaboye r ppr 4HKe heads of4 the several high schools of the county andextended the existing County High Schopl tuition contract to the Dawson Springs Hanson and Earl ington high schools 1 This was the culmination of the resolution offered at the August meet ing of the Board by Paul M Moore at which time he reopened the ques c tion before the County Board and urged that the free high school tuition privileges to be extended to all nigh schools of the county so that all the J common school graduates of the cpunty might have privileges and all be given the opportunity to educaj high school within their reach At t that meeting theresolution asked for a conference of the school men and a report by them to the County Board Heretofore the County Board had for the post two years restrictedat tenCancd of county pupils to the Madisonville High School by a cop tract that excluded other schools of the county for a term of three years Prof Rubins at the August meet ing said he was willing to waive the exclusive clause of the con tract which a member of the board i argued was illegal Since that time the Madisonville School Board held a meeting and agreed to waive their right to the enforcement of that clause of the contract Yesterday Prof Rubins conveyed to the County Board of Education the best wishes of himself and his School Board and i lent his best efforts to help arrange heor extension of the free high school privileges to all thechUdren of Hopkins county J The extension of the contract goes- into effect at once and dates from opening of the high schools for this years work School men and member of the County Board consider this one of the most important steps for the advancement of the education a1 interests of the county ever taken tf b the Hopkins County Board of Education eotton cloth wet with 4fjya S SNOW LINIMENT to alt woutidi outs sores or- T bllsurs and aeteai4rwandarf ea a powgr It L PJIPJnPt cld 7ioVrT Ift Y Pr oat t r per bottle 1tbV t B4riuurd Drlg8tor rJuitNvmnallyV Famous I Chocolates in pckad- eeBONTON L BAKERY ji I L St Charles News Frank AlcGury the popular sales man with the St Louis Coffee Spice Mills was In town Thursday- A W Huckl3 with D M Wry Co of Detroit Mich was here ThursdayDr optician trout Princeton was here discharging professorial duties Thursday Miss Dull Wrodruif spent Thurb day In Dawson E J SJpk and family visited rein tives In Dalton country the latte- part of last week J T Barnett one of the boys i from Earlington was In town Thurs day W E Osborne traveling repre sentative for the HamiltonBrown Shoe Cu was In town Thursday Lawson Ashmore ana Max Giili laud drove to Earlinnton Thureda nightMr J V McEuens attractive de livery wagon arrived the first of the week It and his fine horse make quite a prepossessing turuont K H Finley left for Lexington t tako a civil engineering course ThursdayBert and family of th Buffalo nel liborhooil parse thtlJ9Lfh town fdav on their way Gap W R Ralmer made a burtinecs trip WMadlsonvllloThursdayn ri r Mr and Mrs E L Kenuett vlfelted friends in Mortons Gap Friday Miss Lovle Ransom of Daniel Bonne visited the Mlssbs Woodruff Friday and Saturday rhedanceFrfdly night was we1 attended and enjoyed very much by all Sherman Curry of Louisville Is visiting his brotherDr D P Curry Messrs Toot and Mulliu of Daniel Boone attended the dance Friday night R A Hoffman ot Padncab was here Friday and Saturday soliciting for the Kentucky Friendless Childrens Society Barton MoEuen visited his parents SundayMr Parks of Dawson visited friends Sunday Mar Gilliland was in Dawson SundayMisses Laura Woodruff and Willie Jenkins and Mr Clay Woodruff drove to Daw ou Sunday afternoon Mr Williams of Princeton held down the agency at the depot Mon Continued ou Page 2 TEMPLE THEATRE One Nig- thtSEPTEMBER 19 A Soul Stimm Play Moat Vividly Portrayed WitL Early Hughci as Thc Country Ctairi- nan and New York Company Q l oV i Mate SSCf3e jnbd mac I I J r SIN Ei1L STRY WE CNFt WILL GIVE RELIEF 1912 Short Term Schools of County Cannot be Extended Thisi Year COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION DECIDES BECAUSE OF FEW FUNPS The short term schoolc of Hopkins county will continue to be short term durin the present tyIrecord in favor of taking the matter up iu time next year when they hope to have funds a plenty of this undertaking and extending all the so called pun per schools to the full legal term of six mouths prescribed by law for tlCMnmon schools in Kentucky There are this yea seven white schools and seven beingItaught two to four months because the per capita iu the pauper districts is riot sufficient to pay a teacher for longer terms It is found upon investigation that these schools could be extended for the full six expenditureyone dollars for each school and th County Board has the undoubted authority under thej law to do this Paul M Moore introduce- o at the August meeting a resolu tion asking that these schools b extended to the full six months thedreport of the committee appointed to investigate cast doubt up ou the ability iof the Board to BtiV the necessary funds this year and a motion prevailed to defer the extension of short yearf1of the County Board consider a most important matter and are anxious to give the proposed aid to those children who are un fortunate enough to live in these short term school districts 0 Lively M a lay It you are tired run down have no appetite get a bottle of Yucatan setsmake you strong and lively as a twelveyearold Purifies the blood and strengthens the system too a bottle at the St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Depart ment JlO onxoll Ili PUIOI1BL OF cowry IOAKD Of Education Pint Time Since First Or ganized All Old Members Returned For the first time aince the Coun ty Board of Education was organ ized under the present law there were no changes in the personnel of that body when the date of reorgan ization came at the meeting held yesterday It was found that all the old members bad been returned by their respective division boards There wan many who know who fyold that the best service can be rendered the public when the ma jerky at least of the County Board is retained in office longer than one or two years and until they become somewhat familiar with the require ments of the law and their powers and duties and unfraid of taking a positive position in favor of progress under the law which gives them great powers and a wide discretion upon all school matters Take HERBINE for heartburn sour belching or constipation it cleanses and strengthens the liver stomach and bowels Price 50c Sold by St Bernard Drug Store J B Blanks Goes With Sunset Coal Company J B Blanks has accepted the position Ofisuperintendaiit of the Sun set Coal CcnnpanyThis place was made vacant by the resignation o hasIjlay dtr1 I EARLINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOL OPENING Enrollment Large and Much En thusiasm is Shown I First Day ALL BUT ONE OF THE FACULTY tHE SAME AS LAST YEAR Earlington Graded and High School opened yesterday morning with enthusiasm on the part of par ents pupils and teachers and it looked like they wore all going to be there The enrollment was large with indications of an overflow at teudance before the first term is verv old The enrollment Includes a few pupils from Mortons Gap St Charles and the country surrounding Earl ingon The teaching force is the same as last year except that Miss ofrbrass Martha McGary who removed to Texas this summer The faculty is as follows Prof C E Dudley principal Misses Goldie WelrKatie E Murrell Ruby G Sisk Elizabeth Kemp Sue M Willis Mary Mothers head and Mr Ralph Dudley The Earlington School is now one Ior the four County High Schools of Hopkins County Revs W P Brandon and DT- Stanley attended and tpok part in ofdpresenteAlways Blessed with a Hearty Appetite if you use dodmakes good rich blood from your Nightserid of all these troubles with Diges teze Fifty cents abottle worth ten fold its cost at drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated f Madisonville N ii1 BY AILEEN DAVIS reenvllletSunday Metabeth Sory and Mrs Jennings and Maud Mason left Sunday morn ing for Murfresboro Tenn where Miss Sory will attend the Tennessee Female College Mr ahd Mrs H H Holeman left Saturday morning for Ridge Top TennWe make a specialty of doing two and three color work If you want classy Job work that will give satis faction see our samples and get prices at the MadiBonville Branch Office in Mortons Furniture Store AILEKN DAVIS Manager Henry Jones made a business trip Louisville Sunday- J E Fawcett and Miss Hazel left Sunday for Lexington where Hazel will attend Kentucky State Univer sityMrs Duglas Buckman and son are visiting Mrs C U Givens this week Mr and Mrs Davis spent Sunday in Mortons Gap Dont forget the SemiWeekly Bee has a branch office for Madi sonville people in Mortons Furni ture Store If you want advertis ing or job work or wish to subscribe for the paper call up number 4 AILBEN DAVIS Manager Miss Hattie Ashby is visiting in Hanson this week Miss Frank Waller left Monday j for Georgetown College Mr and Mrs 0 H Murpby and daughter Bonnie Vera arrived in town Sunday morning Theyhave been In Colorado for tho past months Miss Lelia Harris left Monday for Georgetown College Mrs I Batley and daughter Ag n returned Sunday from Chicago where they have boon for several months Get the habit of coming to the branch office of the SemiWeekly B eJatNorton8 Furniture Store you rved cards ems bossed letterheads dance tickets or programs We have the beat and let us figure with on prices ManagerSHeriJchal S ott and tdtMonday morning for Kentucky tMe Oell q ltt oe vas 1n1IApklnn111e- q1i a DIIlt f itht frlends r t- t 1 to r r i t I y r Church Notes 1 i ee4 A 4 M E Church South Owing to the inability to secure some paints and varnishes on time the new Methodist church will hot be opened next Sunday but the opening will be pbstponed until Sun day week Services same as usual next Sunday in the old church Rev J B Adams the presiding elder will preach in the evening This will be the last quarterly meeting this year Immediately after conference the pastor Will on Oct 4 begin a series of meetings in which he will be assisted by Rev Vim berly of Madisonvllle SWEET MEMORIES OF THINGS PAST AND BRIGHT HOPES Of Larger Future Expressed in Special Service at M E Church South Sunday Night At the Methodist Church South Sunday night the last evening service was held that will be in the old building and the service was more appropriate to the approach ing departure from the build ing that has sheltered the steadily growing congregation for some twenty years past Many of the little band who then put their efforts and their money into the frame building on Sebree Avenue have passed over or have removed to other parts but the growth has continued steadily and now the con gregatlon is to move this month into a handsome new brick building almost complete on the corner of Robinson street end Moss Avenue next to the parsonage owned by the congregation J R Dean who bas for some weeks been confined at home with serious illness J s one of the few men who led the movement t j build thejiule fripae church and be has been one of the most active and efficient workers in the more ambitious accomplishment of the new building His absence was noted with sorrow at the Sunday night service Rev W O Brandon preached an appropriate sermonette and was followed In brief talks by Prof O E Dudley and Paul M Moore touching on the memories of the old and the hopes and purposes of the new The first eervlce to be held in the new church will be Sunday school on the morning of Sept 24 it being found necessary to post pone the opening one week because of delay in several items about the finishing of the Interior and the erection of the furniture I CR R TIME CARD Time of departure of Illinois Cen ral trains from Nortonville Ky NORTH BOUND No 102 128 p m No 104 840 a m No 122 local pass1045 a m No 186 looal 686 p m SOUTH BOUND No 101 408 pm No 103 146 am No 121 local pass 128 pm No 186 loal pass 558 a m L N TIME CARD Time 01 arrival of trains passing through and departure of trains originating at Earlington Effective Sunday April 9 1911 NORTH BOUND No 92 625 a m No 52amNo 91 723 p m No 54 1122 p m SOUTH BOUND No 53 480am No 95 823 ain No61421pmNo 98j 1048 p m INTERURBAN TRAINS JiNou04i vi 762am a NojJP6Vtpr 1055 a m r200p mI- N 0110 Vii 602 pp1 SOUTHBOUND No 103 4 710 am No 1061000 a m No 1071267 p mi No 109 820 pm NO 111 u 610 p m MHETIME CARD U H k E time card went into f prihs1R1lNo A m Jft115 rriTes8t80p4 II r7 p exr 1 r n I 1 TUESDAY n and FRIDAY GLORIOUS TRIP TO MAMMOTH CAVE Not a Thing Happened to Mar the Pleas ure of the Semi Weekly Bees Party r STEAMBOAT PEOPLE BEST EVER The SemiWeekly Bees contest trip to the Mammoth Cave over beautiful Green river was undoubt edly one of the most successful ever undertaken The party were all congenial always in a good humor and enjoyed the trip from sfart to finish The boat people on the steamer vOity of Evansville from Capt Williams on down to the deck hands did all and everything in their power to make the party enjbyt themselves The boat was ours and we used it from the pilot bouse to the engine room on alt occasions At the cave we were accorded qvory courtesy by the gentlemanly manager Mr H M Pinson who is an old Burlington boy John Wand who is a clerk on the Evansville could not do enough for the party and we owe several favors best not to mention to John It is not only unnecessary but impossible to describe the grandure of the scenery along the banks of upper green river or the wonderfal freaks of nature seen in the Mammoth Cave The party were joined at Evansvllle by Mr and Mrs Chas Turner Mrs Moore daughter Ma EqualityIlldeal to the enjoyment and enter tainment of the crowd Following are the names of those composing the party Mrs J E Fawcett and daugh ters Lucy and Julia Mrs S ML Kemp and daughters Elizabeth and Margaret Henry and Paul PUking ton Geo I Carrier i O M Kinfetona Miss LilarJones Miss Carney Jonea co- Clay and Laura Woodruff Miss Pansy Rule Geo Stokes Thos Robinson M B Long tlliy Clay Harris Lmna Galloway Chas W Turner and wffe Mrs Moore son and daughter J E Fawcett and SlekMissWailer Miss Oath Medlock and Mist Vrrna Oates i Ko KoreDyspepiia TroublesNothingsour on your stomach if yif powtnlas Maple Syrup For sale by the BernulMUProminent MMfeonvfte Man BurM Swishy Mr H B Kittinger a prominent citizen of Madisonville who died suddenly Saturday morning of applexy was laid to rest Sunday in thrOdd Fellows cemetery in the presence of a large number of friends and acquaint pastorithe funeral ceremonies and delivered one ot the most touching funeral orations ever heard in Madisonville Quite a number of friends Presented beautiful floral designs and the grave was literally covered with flowers I Mr Kittinger was a man who pas sessed many excellent traits of ear L achtef and was admired by all wpm knew him Has Millions of Friends How would you line to number Buckienfug cures in the past forty years made them Its the best Salve iu the world for sores ulcers eczema burns boils scalds outs corns sore eyes sprains swellings bruise8coldl sores Has no equal for piles Sic rat all DruBglstsf Two Pairs of Twin Boys Primary Class at School Miss Mary Motherahead teaches of the primay grade in the Earhncf ton Graded and High School enjoye the unique distinction this year ot having under her oars two cute pair of twin boys none of whom ever before eat at a school desk And both sets came promptly on the first dog of school and were enrolled from the minute Herqs hopm for ttoe twins and may wish 6ttfiembep0aM a Clay or a Webster ad Hf Ji ir rh r 11 1 V 11 I1t 4 tJ X f r to j I- zS Ic k i k+ Iiij j11 1 I 10 I F Ii i fi r- rI S 11 rai to II II i i w I- fi PAUL M MOORE EDITOR AND PUBLISHER rdE FAWOBTT ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER t 1L Member of Jt Kentucky Press Association 1- andIi Second District Publishers League 1 11 0fice in Merlons Furniture South Mara Street Mdifl I It 4- Itrlle KentacG PltJlC No AILEEN DAVIS Mr Iif Telephone MNMMMMNMMMNMMMMMM 47 September J2 1911 1 if ttc 1 I The man who whispers down a well selljk IADDITIONAL ST Continued from Page 111t day while Mr H L Wallace was ti absent attending court New look boxes have been in stalled at the post office This is a tip ood thing for the town the public ratlarge and the post master Be aide greatly facilitating the distil button of the mail ft gives a town an air of distinction Will Faull left Sunday for Louis ville where ho intends attending the State Fair Misses Dixie Woodruff Verna Long and Maude Jenkins Messrs Jefl Sisk and Mote Teague spent a delightful musical evening followed by delightful refreshments with Miss Genie OBannpu Saturday P Rex MoEuen of Earlington visited 1 his parents here Sunday Sidney Laffoon of the country was in town Saturdays Lawson Ashmore spent Saturday Ii night with his parents in the Buffa lo neighborhood y Jesse Phillips left Monday for Louisville to attend the State Fair Messrs Thos cud Jack Chaney r Graham visited their parents of this place Sunday Mr and Mrs Ben Plain from Madlsonville visited relatives Sun villeOhM Curtis of Hopktnsyille was 1n tostu Monday Headaches Sans of Danger Anyone in this town that suffers frequently from splitting nervous headaches ought to Kb at once to druggist and get a 25obottle of our Carlstedts German Liver Powder Headaches always indicate consti patton in a form thatI anay result in other extremely sew Ti mils ailments netimcsevenB- right11fseaeolbd Appendicitis ur rman Liver vow s der acton the Livertherealc- ause of nstipntlona fetid dbfees entirely removf tUb tro bl insure a lasting cure never fails guaran teedf you buve headaql eB geta bottle today frbm B Wining Co Incorporated Drug De partment 25o a bottle f Rev Virgil Elgin of Hartford passed through this city Saturday from Hupkinsville where he had tteoii at the bedside of his brother t f i 7 1Jt 1 j1 t r f Bpokkeepers all over States say that saves them fc 2St3ftB rcent work and worry all U S offl C Jgnurtreportcrswrite the System of I 9iraatiiaud praugh 2ef1 1F 33 know It is 1Mkst II III IoThree months 25 Single copies 6 4 Specimen copies mailed free on application Correspond entswanted In all parts of tho county Address us for par ticulars 4MISS V Tuesday J CHARLES The 0 G Sprouse Co of field Tenneessee dryIKohlman Ky Thej t bought this stock at a great bargain They have also added a portion of the large 7600000 stock which they bought from L Llptnau Co of Nashville Tenn Sprouse Co are known far and near as bargain givers and as all right people The citizens of the entire county should take advantage of circumstances Wonderful slaughter in prices is of fered to the public in mens and boys suits overcoats gents fur nishings hats caps and many other articles too numerous to mention From their extensive of circulars sent broadcast through out this entire they will undoubtedly dispose of an enormous amount of merchandise They have an endless variety of goods of the very best quality and from the rep utation they have established as bargain givers should place them before the public as worthy of their patronageAs from the price quoted in their circulars they certainly are extraordinary bargains The sale commences Wednesday Sept 13th at 8 oclock a m and it would be advisable for bargain hunters to make their purchase iya soon as possible as the old saying is the early bird catches the worm Their establishment has been closed to the public tighter than a drum and the doors will be thrown open at the hour of 8 Wednesday morn Ing September 13 A large force of extra help has been employed so that the public can be waited on without much delay A limited number of persons will be allowed in the store at one time and as they pass out so others will be permitted to enter to be there early and avoid the great rush that will Positively attend this sale This event will long be remember ed in this county and we sincerely hope that the nany friends and patrons of the O G Sproiise Com pany will be there with bells on to themselves of the many good things offered them at prices which are astonishingly low BakerFugateProm ted Baker Pagate3sJiO1aaffor sQmID time boon employed lnthe St Ber nard Drug Store has been promoted to the accounting department of the St Bernard Mining Co Mr Fugate in a deserving young man and his many friends are glad to note his promotion 1f j NOTICEI have purchased the agency for the White Swan i i Laundry from the late Jeff McEuen My office and 4 check room will be over the BonTon Bakery Your i business will have my personal attention and wf be very y much appreciated t fIYours for O C LONG 1 U Bee ltIttlt WANT a Better = II Tfittq1O5tWBwfll be asked you almost daily by business men seeking your f 1 u take the Draughon Training and show ambition to ke r fcn cliM eppdPOSrflONS GUARANTEED under retMntbl conditions YSkaprrtiieUnited Draughons II tJl t otBookkeeping In Spring distribution community avail business JOB buslthorns t1ldy Thousands of Dan easn ierSt bookkeepers t and stenographers are holding good positions aa the result pf taking Dmughona H md Study CATALOGUE For prices on lessons DRAUGiiONPresldent ildgua on coma ATCOLLEGE write tt 3MIA1JGHO PKACTIGAI BUSINESS COLLEGE t0 huh MWiorK TtP uC KyEyyilllH1 fZdoalt Princess Ice Cream r- l At The Star R 8ta rJJ CITY DIRECTORY MayorH 0 Bourland Police Judge A J Bennett Chief of Police Wm Bradley Night OhlefJ H Hamby Tax AesesHOtv J H Corbitt Clerk Paul P Price- TreasurerFrank B Arnold City PhysicianW E Nisbet City EngiueerR E Whipfler Street Commissioner Bobt Wool Councllmen Jno B Atkinson Madison Oldhara FD Rash Geo 0 Atkinson Thos Blair O M Henry Meeting night first Monda night in each month School Trustee Paul M Moore Board of HealthEd 111 Trabern G Gilbert King and Curtis B John sun M D- PostmasterChas Cowell- OHURCHES CATHOLIC OHUKOH First mae every Sunday and holy day at 701 a m Second mass and preaching 080 a m Vespers and benediction 7 p m Rev JP MoParland Pastor CHRISTIAN OHUBOH Sunday OVfirYLordsm Prayer meeting every Wednes day at 780 p m DR D T STANLEY Pastor M E CHURCH Regular servicw third Sundayat 11 a m and 730 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 780 Sundayschool at a in Class meeting second Sunday at 1030 am REV HoLTZOiiMv Pastor 11 E CHUBOH SOOTH Rev W 0 Brandon pastor Services mi everv Sunday at 11 a m and 745p m Sunday school at 98i a m Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 780 oclock Ladies Aid Society Mondav after noon Official Hoard meeting Monday after first Sunday in each month MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Preaching 2nd and 4th Sunday at LI a m and 780 p m and the preced ing Saturday right Church Saturda night before the 4th Sunday Sunday School at 980 a m Prpyti neetuit evr rv Moqdav night at 78l Rev C H Grigson Pastor JENKKAI BAPTIST GHUKOH services fourth Sunday morning and evening in each month and Satur day evening preceding Prayer meeting Friday eveniLg Sunday school 2 p m- REV T J LYNN Pastor EPISCOPAL CHUROH Services 1st and 3rd Sunday night at 745 at the LibraryREV GEO C ABBITT Rector LODGES Masonic Lodge E W Turner No 548 meets let and 3rd Fridays in each monthE J PHILLIPS Sec Victoria Lodge No 84 KCt P meets every Monday night Visit ors welcome NEWTONK S Hopkins Lodge A O U W No 661 meets every Thursday night YQ WALKER Sec Golden Cruse Lodge Earlmgton No 625 meets let and 3rd Saturday night in each month MRS BERTHA UMSTKAD Sec Degree of Honor No 10 meets 2nd and 4tn Saturday nights in each month Miss LIZZIE HUFF 0ee Ben Hur Lodge Earlln ton Court No 65 every let and 3rd Monday night at old Masonic Hall DRi O B JOHNSON Scribe Standwaite Tribe No 67Red Men meets every Friday sleep HARRY LONG C of R Woodmen of the World Camp No 301 meets every Wednesday night All members are earnestly requested to be there C S ORENSHAW Clerk Modern Woodmen of the World No 11992 meets every Wednesday Y Q WALKER Sec Elks B P 0 No 788 meets at Madisonville Monday night- B N GORDON Exalted Ruler ROY S WILSON Secretary Earllngton Obapter U DOmeets let Thursday in each month fit 280 pm MRS KATE WITHERS Pres Knights and Ladies of Security will meet every second and Monday nights Visiting members Invited toattendC Clerk Visiting members are cordially invited to attend any of these Lodges NOTICE 1 OOO REWARD The town of Earllngton Ky hereby offers a reward of 1000 to any person or persons furnishing Infor nation leading to the arrest and onvictlon of any persons commit Jug the offence of putting or plao ng nails tacks wires or any other Ike instrument upon the streets lublio roads or alleys within the olty limits with the malicious in tentof puncturing or injuring auto noblle tires motor cycle tires or bl yale tires or in any way injuring aid vehiclesWiLtiAk BRADLEY Marshall A Huky Wedding Tbftt rare rent a nibs w INy- win o M ntd In BaKowr Jttla I1saIra7 tkk tyr IIJa4It oyttlr I wllr aa4 mrs John Oeritvir f rNIat rMM 11e tat tiadiI4 7MrL EO rIi Instead of Liquid Antiseptics or Peroxide many people arc now using Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic The new toilet germicide powder to be dissolved in water ns needed For all toilet and hygienic uses it ia bettor and more economical To cleanse and whiten the teeth romro tartar and decayTo mouth destroy disease germs and purify the breath To keep Artificial teeth and brldlloworkclo81 odorless To remove nicotine from the teeth and purify the breath after smoking bodyodorsThe best antiseptic wash known Relieves and strengthens tired weal inflamcdeyes sore wound druggistTHE PAXTONTOILETOOsoYauMas Horse Runs Away Boy in Carriage While his father was unhilchini a horse attached to a buggy he Vas in the animal ran away and JohnI Gill the nine year old son of Chas Gill of Enrlln ton barely escapee death The father had stopped to got a drink of water There was tiC damage done to the buggy Dr E A Davis made n flying trip in IUti auto to tho boys side Best I Have Ever Known- It is the BESTIII have been handling Hughes Tonic for years It is the beat chill remedy I have eve known During the past two year 1 have sold nearly two gross It comes nearer being a universal chili cure than anything I ever handled Sold by Druggists 50o and 100 bottles PREPARED BY BOBINSONPETTET CO Incorporated Louisville Lyceum Course The dates arranged for the Lyce um course for the following year are ns follows Mendelssohn Quartet Nov 1 Musical Favorites Jan 12 Ralph Bingham March 19 The price for the season ticket is 100 single entertainment 600 To those who have subscribed the tick ets will be delivered by Nov 1 Oth ers desiring tickets will have oppor tunity to obtain them before first entertainment For information concerning course see O E Dudley manager or J E Fawcett Bee office Stung 4 Signor Grasso tho Slclallan actor was so carried away by tho enthus iastic reception given to the perform ance of tho third act of Molla at tho London Hippodrome that ho caught the actor who had played the part of his sturdy rival in that tragic episode round tho neck with his left arm grabbed his hair with his right hand and kissed hlmLondon Daily Man A Texas Wonder Tie Texas Wonder cures kidney and cures diabetes weak and lame backs rheumatism and all irregu larities of bladder troubles remov ing gravel the kidneys and bladder in both men add women Regulates bladder troubles in children It not sold by your druggists will bo sett on receipt of 100 One small bottle is twp months treat meat and peldom fails to perfect a cure Send for testimonials from Kyatfj other states Dr E W Hall 2926 Olive street St Louis Mo fold bydruRglatst I Why Willie Was Late Why WJllie wbatikept yoolo latent if Pfd you have to stay after school Im afraid you have been nl1ug tyuNo maam Iaint never naughty Bobby Jones was licked fer beln haughty an I stayed after school to hear him yell For Sale 6i Scholarship on Draughons Busifiess College Nashville Tenn 100 Scholarship on Bryant d Strat ton BusinesssOollege Louisville Ky Apply to + SEMIWBEKIiY BEE- Earllngton Ky Heavy ana Useless Load Do not take upon yourself a load of hatred it Is a neavier load than you thlnk Mme do Sevlgne FoleysKidney Remedy Liquid Is a great medicine of proved value for both acute and chronic kidney and bladder ailments It is espec ially recommended to elderly people for Its wonderful tonic and recon structive qualities and the perma nent relief and comfort it gives themSold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department just Received A full line of the new I FhwerdeLuce pattern in Ji cQ1flIuNiT7 the =Uv pt edwrthilb popular this Fill Your Ins tiOafytM i HlIIii fjt Lrr s l w4rMaur rwwTaMSSes1aea s E C 2 MORTON I eIIJlI91 Ffi t lJrJi G- MADISONVILLE L KYr IFuneral Director and Embalmer i I Any ill Answered Promptly Dayor NigLt Lf0 J l 1i COMMUNITY 1 lSILVERI IJ Le1pU to decide Holi daypurchases No Land comer more serviceable or more appreciated gift could be made Beautiful ai long ai it laat and it lasts a lifetime 1J See it and decide for yourself Earlington Hardware e Store W H WhHfordProp i i b44o a ewN NNNNN-S e Th a Political Campaign Is On 1 T IWHOILL BE THE WINNER JII 1 I fREADTHE1 DAILY I jCOURIERJOURNAll ANDa i I Informed i iThe regular price of the Daily 4 50 cents a month but for the coorlerJourI o send the Daity b mail roan date of 5 scdptio T tJrtilo December 30 I 40 TIE 0 Op l lls youZ tiiofIert i Rush Your Subscription to This Paper i 1 Not to The Corrier Journal ts Y NNO N a NNN 6 Ne NN S NNNe N WHEN IN MADISONVILLE I Visit the Princess Theater the best movingpicI w tures in the country Something new each night Matinee every afternoon 2 to 5 Vaudeville each nighti 4 1E IOISJS 8c 1O CENTSj A D NOE Ji Marlager t JL J 4 rr4 ii I BEEftDSPAYi GET THE HABIT i 4ari I iT r 3V 7i= TFEI fie 0 G ivI d 1 ilk4 4 TYKtly1eeiaurwt y41 a1 ttIIiQIt 1FyFN 14 wrvr heSawN + rU4M Mr tY MtA 0 Vi R j 4 M r N14T r l 1 rl 4 f off r 1It I 4 o J p 0 7 L y- rPCia1Six a k i S teeks 0nyr Free class in every respect andthat the tension spring doubles the usefulness shears does away With the necessity of resharpeningI i j f W SemiWeekly Bee Earlington Kentucky 1 ti DKEB IIARDIN DR L Go RAY j Drs Hardin R- ayDENTISTS9 N i Painlete Extractingand Work High Clou Denlittry Iour Spr a h- DfceSefgRaaf614 rdwhene39O- I Kentucky q- rMadtseRedle rNews ofthe Town I l Mrs W Hi Klltio and IUJSB uena Davis who have been Ilp Ingthe summer at Lookout Moutaln Sur Komevfllo BogerBvilie and Bulls Gap have returned home Mr andMrs Henry ltogers have boon visiting friends in Madlson vine V Bert Featherstone the whirlwind operator for the L NM is re lieving Marvin Mitchell who has i boon working third trick at the de pot Marvin Mitchell has gone to Lex inRtonto enter State College George Robinson was in Madison vlllo Monday night visiting friends O G Sprouse was in Madisouvllle Saturday night on business Ed MoOarty attended the picture ehow in Madisonvillo Monday night Guy Forrester was In Madlsonville Monday night attending the picture how Nice four room cottage tVreht I A G MpL8i i Madisonvillefpty h be cou 3llubtlafiamovinR picture show in PrfifeftonflBvisitinK hisrelatlves I in tHiolty for a few days Davis Is visiting the iwJijCharlle Harry Simons m a few weeksI+ I t Mrt Tim Harrington of St Louis hae bdon 1IaltlnlrMrrJ7FDGVY1 def3he gone ip idea fopdayswlth friends aid rli returna MII Louise Tludftll who has beenI risking Mja J Fi iDoVyl- dorP rej Shvme1uddar ponding her vacation at her home fn Columbia Ky hits returned to resume her duties as teacher in the 1ubllo scoool here E What benefit is a watch that does t time I make them run irreotly or give your money back 0 I TBUEMPY Watchmaker i i At Wbitfords Store Guy Peyton was In Crofton Satur lay advertising for O G Sprouse JO 1 i 4 j Mrs Featherstone and two daugh ters and son Tommie rotura home Saturday nighl from a visit friends and relatives in Springfield Tenn Billle Fugate was in Henderson Saturday night James Draper was in Henderson Saturday night Manilas Sylvester Hosse was i Henderson Saturday night Guy Forrester WHS in Madison vllle Saturday night on business Newman Whltford was In Mad souville Saturday night attending the picture show- Ed Rule was in Madisonville Saturday night visiting friends vlettin rclatvee 10 T 1Ray Herb of Howell was in the city Saturday and = Sunday visiting his er Clocks that need repairing called for and delivered Phone 038- C I TRUE PY At Whitfords Store Gilbert Long was uiMadisouville Saturday night on business Gordon Parker was la Madison ville Saturday night on business Misses Margaret and Catherine Victory were in M di8onvllle Satur urday night visiting friends Marvin Mitchell visited friends in Madifiouville Saturday night Minter Hale was in Mad leonvill 0 Saturday night visiting friends Morton Victory was in Madison vllle Saturday night visiting friends 9Brent Hart and Miss Elizabeth Victory attended the picture show atMadlsonyllle Saturday night George Brooks was In 3ebreeSat lIrdy ulgi t 1Tking friends and ref atives i was in Madison vllle Saturday1n1gh intending pli w f Wonderful Campaign Offer jFronj now dutU MjJbjEUUsMUllJBaib Even lug Post and the SemiWeekly Bee qUlearmeo forjl6 Send all orders Percy Stewart and Harry Wll Hams of MadispnvlUe were in the city Sunday I 7 Mr and Mrs P P Price and children have been visiting Mr Prices brother In Madlsonville Guy Peyton was in Pond River Flats Friday advertising fdrO G Sprouse Co JohnHauna left Sunday for St Marys 00neg6- MIBseslIattlo and Hattie Parker who have been visiting friends in HopkluBvllle have returned home Harford Chattan returned to How ell Sunday nighitoresume his workI In the shops at that place j And AU Wy Sttttim rT1jilltf 49 14 toSeriousJItIs a very serious matter to ask for one medicine and have the wrong given you For this we urge you in buying to be careful to get the genuine Liver Medicine rellable digestion and liver trouble is firm ly established It does not imitate other medicines It is better than others or it would not be the fa largersaletTOLD Df SOVttr F2 r k bird Claude Wilkie who has been Ufferihg with a broken leg is abl to be at work again Harry Howard of Nashville was in town Sunday E B Barnes was in town Monday l Miss Goldie Weir who has been spending her vacation at her home in Morehonse Mu has returned to this city to resume her position as teacher in the public school Miss Verna Oates Madisonville spent Sunday with Miss Dot Bean Miss Connie Fenwlck who has been spending a few weeks in Bowl tug Green has returned home Mr aud Mrs G E King and IItI tie daughter Thelma who have been visiting in Salt Lake City Grand Junction Denver and Gol den Col have returned home What benefit is a watoh that doe not keep time I I make them unt correctly or give your money back Ct Ir BUE i i W t9 At Whitfords Store Carl t Mea hAm Was n j tPf1 4 short while Sunday Mr aud Mrs N IJ Tbr6mbs and children spent Sunday here with Mrs W E Ashby Mr J RpeanB condition re 01 Alb t TOOmbs addSon J lea old and Mr Tom Hodge loft Mon day morningj for up a teae Miss JennlekIJ9rift el1 I visiting Miss Iary llen Burk t8C week 1L Mrs4Bud Meaoham is visiting in Hopkinsville Mrs C L Ashby and children spent Saturday and Sunday in Sla KhterflI1etOLD RAGS once to the Bee office Clean sound cotton rags Mrs Bud Meaobam returned home- yesterday from a visit to relatives in Hopklnsv11letG T and Mm L E McEueii Marshall MoEuen and Miss Ethel Pey ton attended the burial of Mr H BtKittinger Sunday at Madlsonville THE DRY FALL OUTING TO- e MainiothSFor the Home Circle and PriatePartie8 34J 611Afa8J1 Madieonvtllrj Roud Trip From- Earlingtbn 81n samelShamr0ekliQwput WANTEDBringat onlyC Wednesday October 11 J- n J 1fb tJ I f f1 i rsa1polidi r ind tib tb I 1M11 tiJ 1 t1t 1i1 1 G itfttJt lot st 1a8e ordlagce- A 11 Ortnd Two Diy utlnWrtttor Plume L N T1ktAti d r n ill This 75c pair of shears to any new and renewal subscriber paying 100 on subscription 1- s Patent Tension Spring Shears v 11 These patented shears regularly sold for 75 cents are here at your demand free of The cutting edge on these shears is indestructiible an will never wear dull They anything and everything from wet entirelyPatentThe shears are manufactured of very highest grade steel perfectly tempered and heavily nickel platedon a highly polished Surface The patent tension spring takes up all the wear on the so that the cutting edges Jhmnest I Read This GuaranteeWe guarantee the quality of the material and the workmanship in the shears to be first of the and one reason Miss Dodge OBrien df the well known dry goods firm of Barnes Covrand Oo left today for the market to assist In purchasing win ter goods Eugene Hancock sou of William Hancock is a very sick man not expected to live any time Old papers for sale at the Bee office Mr Clarence Mitchell is driving a flue young filly owned by Mrs L E McEuen- t Miss Goldlft Weir returned Sun day from her home in Missouri aud has resumed her work in the school irj Miss Margaret Kemp entered the Madlsonville High School Monday I Miss Will Morrison has returned from a two mouths vacation spent Hopkinsvilleiand Ar ld 1eft Monday for Lexington where hey enter the State University Whey were accompanied by Dan M Evans Miss Katie Murrell arrived Friday from Columbia Ky to resume her work lu the city school Marvin Mitchell left Sunday to outer the State Universityat Lex ington Wonderful Campaiwn OfferFrom now until after the election Nov 10 1911 we will send the Daily Even lug Post and the Semi Weekly Bee one year for 150 Send all orders to this office Miss West has returned from her summer vacation and will in a few daysbe ready to show the latest BarnessCowand Co The ladies of the M E Church South are fiintafi a series of social teas the proceeds to go to the new churclu lhetflfst was given i by Miss AnnleAshby Frida afternoon Rulenavooneentertained Monday oilght All most eijjdY leI1ilhtretre JPntB are served for witch the small amount Of n ants s glen thus bringing life ladiestogether socially and ev r J1tUebI help ro f Every one Interested in will find a wAaltJl 0t tl1otrgret 1Po ea leqJ politicsI N1ghtRlder whioh will be od at Temple Theatre one Tuesday Sept 19 A subject of vital importance to millions of voters this sensational stage iuterpretation of stirring scenes enacted during night riders reign of terror in the Burley tobacco district will ap peal to all who yearn for decent and lean politics Into the play is interwoven a dellgtitul love story Jno G Auston state manager o U S Annuity and Life In surance Co was here Friday on business R A Hoffman District Superin oftheSoolety for the Friendless of Paducah was in the city Saturday in Interest of this societyMrs W H Kline and Lena Davis who kayo been visiting In Tennessee or tbo peat two months have retun ed home Hughes Barnes of Albron Jnd who has been visiting relatives hero and at ijcpkIn svUle returqed home this morning Mr Will A Bayborn and two of her children will leave Saturday for Providence where she will visit her parents at that plane AnythingJBafc craves ritheut thV lightest lear bfisdifires tion which an teUn You SoborStomaertMt ifyoa111Aoli Magicleasantminute Get a 6Qo bottle from the rug departoaant the StBriitrdMining Company loborporaud i t d i fir MEMBERS EVANSVILLE REBATE ASSOCIATION t J Evansville Hpme Coming Week If1II German Day Celebration and Other Great Attractions Arc booked for the week of September lth to Both Jt you are a former Evansvillian youare expected toi i come If you are nqt make this store the big store the center from which to radiate from We are now reoeivlng dally mens and boys wear from our own s tailor shops aud other fashion centers j the coming sea J sons stylesln over garments suits shirts scarfs un s t lderwearprofessional or workaday wear Also for ages shapes1 t and purses Do not forget the datp of the big week in d I Evansville We rebate IiI fa l 1 IT PAYS TO TRADE HEREJ C THE M BEST TELEPHONE SERVICEn LOOK HEBE HE FAIUOEl eJv 4 r offeringTheadvantagesthem would be dsllr communication with the markets obtaining prices getting accurate reports I he weather calling up your neighbors friends and relatives these ad vantages and pleasures are more worth the rice yonwould pay forthe service Literature and Information furnished by calling on our tt ana er E G Mann c I CITMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH CO 11raeI f ti i iJffi i B M SLATON E lfunlralI Director ttcease EmbalmerS NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE0 V Phone 1242 MADISONVILLE KYJ- WWMMWWWMWWWWWWW t 4MJNMM MMMMkJ444SN1M1hNMP44UP1J14M MM N4M osrarr j aaaass bAI rLI I Every Dollar of an Ad Readers Money is Above Par Frequently Its Buying Power is Actually Doublede t f Your dollars vary in value as they vary in pur chasing power The man or woman who studies advertisements is able frequently to make one clefUlar do the usual work of two 4 And the experienced reader of advertisements will always make a dol far command a premiummake it buy more thanx a dollars worth as figured pn ruling prices of thingsi 4 How much above part are tHe dollars in your pocket worth It will dep ndon how closely you study the baying opportunities outlined in the store ads 0 tw I 4 I L NE DodNlVTHEBESTJOB WORKt1 G- 7ft xr i Ij h Jr fO J m L tb 4 I 0n r rr N e yr- U nMtWM q If iJ J 11M1 f MnhH y h f b I ftr fraWant Your JobworkI You will want us to iIhaveit when you see y our samples and hear s OUR PRICES ft a 6di itCall at hi office when in need of anything in the tine q- fPRINTING t i f T I J 11I rKentucky Fair Dates l i The following are the dates fixed for holding the Kentucky Fairs for 1 lUll as far as reported Officers of I fairs are requested to report to ns t any onuntsslons or corrections of dates fr Kentucky State Fair Louisville k September 118 days 1 j JtHorseCave September 204 days September 274 daysf r Bowing Green Oct 47 4 days f1Yr j A i Farmers Need It rItte progressive farmer is rogard ied Yoe the TYPE of independence It f Jfdlveil well has practically every 1 it i g e wants and has money in F a tl ebank Do you know what made J Ihp successful farmer Why it was simply the application of business E principles and methods to agricul t ture If you are a farmer and havo nt a business education you are simply making old Mother Earth the you a bare living when she ought to yield you a surplus Apply I bookkeepingietcto your t you will be astonished to see how much more can be done by a little FIGURING than by a lot of SWEATING For catalogue ad dress Draughons Practical Busi ness College Nashville Tenn or Paducah Ky or Evansville Ind s or Washington DO Scholarship For Sale DlE We have a flOO scholarship on Bryan Stratton Business College for sale This is one of the best bu- sIjness colleges iii the State and a I scholarship in this college Is A 1 THE SEMI WEEKLY BEE f hJb Try Our Celebrated t Princess Ice Cream r At The Star lr+ JCOLDS AFFECT THE KIDNEYS Many Earlington People Have Found This to be True Are you wretched in bad weather Does every cola settle on your kidneysDoes your back ache and become weakAre urinary passages irregular and distressing Those symptoms show kidney weaknesThe need quick help Doans Kidney Pills cure kidney sufferingEarlington people say so Mrs Francis Rutherford Eariing ton Ky says For over three years I suffered from weak kidneys and dull pains in the small of my back and whenever I did any work that required lifting sharp shoot ing twinges passed through my loins My back ached at night and when I arose in the morning I was very stiff and lame I generally felt dull and languid and was also both ered by nervousness Headacbes were common and I had dizzy spells during which there was a blurring of my sight The kidney secretions were also unnatural and If I caught cold it settled on my kldnuys and at such times my suffering was aggra vated Learning of Doans Kidney Pills procured a box and received relief In a short time after com mencing their use I continued tak ing them until I had finished the contents of two boxesat whichtIme I was completely cured For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents FosterMilburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents for the Unit StatesRemember the nameDoans- and take no other You Need Stationery Nothing gives an individual or a firm standing in the business world like nice stationery neatly printed The SemiWeekly Bee Job depart ment keeps constantly on hand a flue line of letterheads noteheads billheads statements and envelopes both linen and commercial We ilso do circular invitation and cat alogue work Give us a trial You wIll be pleased t 1t FREE 3c ow to Get Votes T Votes on the Autpmobile will be given with every cash purchase made at the store of any member of the club 100 votes for every dollars worth pur chased NOW IS THE TIME TO GET BUSY The earlier you start the i final count Remember the object of I this contest is to get business We are going to this fine Auto to the per son who will accumulate the greatest I number of votes therefore it is to the in terest of every to ask their friends and neighbors who buy their Dry goods Clothing Shoes Hats and everything they get from members of the Club z and save the coupons for you Thus the contestant who gets the greatest number of friends who trade here and give them their coupons will receive the greatest number ofvotes t L C I r Wtttchei Clocli Jewelry Fin Watch Repairia i 1 r Webb Brothers Groceries j W H Hardware StorJe Il a im I bIL1 1I 1I ft i If J irtrt rcajj 1I 7IC1I 1fI9 I Big Circus at Hopkinsville Forepaugh and Sells Brothers to Exhibit There on Thereon Thursday Sept 28th The Great Adam Forepaugh and Soils Brothers olrons will give two performances in Hopkinsvllle on Thursday Sept 28 I In New York City this show Is considered the best of alt Amerlcau amusement institutions For near ly fifty years It has held first place In the esteem of the public In fact of the world for there is not a country on earth that ia civilized where at some time or another it has not pitched its many acres of tents The sensation with the this year is the automobile double somersault in mid air accomplished by a young Frenchwoman not yet out of her teen For utter recklessness and apparant disregard of death this act stands preeminent The heavy car shoots with lightning speed down slender incline leaps high in air and while the is gasping it turns two complete revolutions in space then dropping with terrific force ton steel platform TKfii is the most thrilling of all the woridB thrillers Circuses Inthep at lave exploited a tame affair blUed aa a double somersaulting autombpile act but when the truth is known but one and one half revolutions were accomplished This iRtheipn ly act of genuine character thatilms been seen in this country It gas a French importation Other thrills are added by the Ty Bell Human Butterflies They are three beautiful French girls who clinging by the teeth to slender steel wires are drawn to the dome of the tent where by means of hidden mechanism they are made to dive dart and plourette like birds while a battery of electric spot lights and calcium bathe them in fantas tic colors The act is the most sen satlonal and at the same time the most beautiful aerial spectacle ever devisedThe which the show is glv lug this year is three miles long and absolutely new in ideas from start to finish Over 1000 people 650 horses and three herds of elephants are seen in it The entire equip ment of the show is new and the menagerie is the most complete col lection of rare animals in America J 1 A School Will Open and A i The St Bernard Store ALWAYS TO FRONT Has for the purpose of making the girls- wearas A broad smiles as possible selected a nice line of styles in Per cales and other Dress Goods suitable for E school 1 Nor Have We Been Unmindful of the Boys I F We are endeavoring to carry a stock of merchandise that will meet the demands of the people of Earlington and surrounding country itf I r i The Money You Spend Helps to Buildup Some Place fyou give us your patronage and assist in building up Earlington in IWill or sending elsewhere for goods We are making special lowiprices on all summer goods in order to makeI room for the fall Thanking you for all past favors we will be glad to have you call and see us Respectfullykt ST BERNARD W R COYLE Manager KyINCORPORATED L II Get Into The Big Auto CONTEST contestant A grand 1600 Howard Five Passenger Car to be given away free by Earlington Boosters Club Eachmember of this club will give votes that will entitle the holder of the great est number ofvotes to this elegant Automobile Free Coritest Ciose May 15J012Car on DisplXat Oo and BiH thetgive WileyI Whitford 1If andience Soon THE pretty Ginghams STORE LST Touring Barnes JP JrJIIo2iij V Rules of The Contest Read carefully the rules of this contest as ft will make it much easIer for the a contestant to understand the methods that are used 1 No name of contestant will be known 2 No names of contestants will be pubf fished 3 contestant gets 2000 voteslb start with 4 Ey gets annum ber 5 Standing of contestants number publishedweekly 6 All votes must be brought in Thursday for recording 7 Votes mustnot be on 8 Tie votes in package with contestants number and amount on only 9 Color of certificates Charged monthly and must be recorded monthly tocountW Votes are transferable only before recording 11 Contestant having largest number of votes on May 15 1912 iwinsi the auto ter Contestants will not be permitted to solicit votes within our store frdht l4 Wfitof the btiiidin iIJ tJ B If RN ES COWAND COIINCORPORATED l Dry Goods Chills Sbass Milliasr1 1d4N Ready to Wear Carpets ud Ragga f a sr Mio I c I1 fA y FREE m I How to Get Votes With every yearly subscription to The Earlington Bee accompained by sf- in cash 3000 votes will he given This applies to back subscriptions as well as new subscriptions and you can pay for as many as you desire You can also get votes on job printing and advertis ingloo votes for each dollar paid on either job printing or advertising Get your friends to give you the votes when they pay any of their accountsrBut the best way to get votes is to secure subscriptions to The Bee as the sched ule of votes is so much greater for sub scriptions than for anything else You will be suprised how easy it is to get sub scriptions to The Bee if you try itWt CONTEST CLOSES MUY 15 1912 ISepd in Your Nomination at Once andI tgo to Work for it i George King Son Drugs DruftiW Sundries aad Soda Fouataia SemiWeekly Bee 1 Per Year Barnett Stone Liveryman It lP