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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): September 12, 1911 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1911 bee1911091201_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): September 12, 1911 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1911 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. TUESDAY TUESDAY and Vw and FRIDAY IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE YOUR T- - FRIDAY BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE 12, 1911 TWENTY-SlECON- D YEAR EARUNGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER No. 7$ EXTEND HIGH WILL GIVE RELIEF Nunnally's Famous 1912 EARLINGTON PUBLIC GLORIOUS TRIP TO t SCHOOL CONTRACT Earlington, Di'vyson Springs and Hanson Schools now County High Schools FAVORABLE ACTION YESTERDAY BY COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION g Short Term Schools of County SCHOOL OPENING Enrollment Large and Much En- Church Notes MAMMOTH GAVE Chocolates Cannot be Extended This Year COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION . DECIDES BECAUSE OF FEW FUNDS I ' BON-TO- N in packages BAKERY St School Men Recommend Hiqh More County Schools Madisonville,Ky.,Sept.2, 1011 To the Hopkins County Board of Education, Gentlemen: "We, the principals and superintendents of the QradedSohools of this County, wish to report that we believe the High Schools at Dawson Springs, Hanson, Earlington and all fill the requirements of law for County High Schools, and it is our judgement that advantages for an education would be very much increased to deserving pupils if the High Schools contract was extended alike to all these schools. Respectfully submitted, X. B. Rubins Madi-sonvil- le Charles News Frank McGnry, the popular salesman wJth the St. LoufB Coileo & Spice 'Mills, was In town Thursday. A, W. Huckls, with D M. Ferry & Co., of Detroit, Mich., was he re Thursday. Dr. Nail, optician from Princeton, was here discharging professional duties Thursday. . MIbb Doll Woodruff npent Thursday in Dawson. E. J. SUk and family visited relatives In Dalton country the latter part of last week. J. T. Barnett, "one of the boys" from Earlington, was In town Thurs- The short term schools 0f Hopkins county will coutiuue to be short term during the present cliool year but the County Board of Education, has yono on record iu favor of taking the matter up iu time next year, when they hope to have fundB a pleuty of this undertaking, and extending all the so called "pauper schools" to the full legal term of six moutliB prescribed by law for "omraon schools" in -- day, W. E. Osborne, traveling representative for the Hamilton-Brow- n Shoe Co., was In town Thursday. Laweon Ashrnore ana Muz Glili-lau- d drove to Earllnuton Thursday V. C. I. Dudley X. Taylor night. Mr. J. V. McEuen'B attractive delivery wagon arrived th first of the week. It and nlB flue horse make quite a prepossessing turti-ou- t. K. H. Flnley left for L$ington to take a civil engineering course ! (Prof. Jenkins, of Dawson Springs, took active part in the conference of sohool men, but was not present when the above report was drawn, hence his same does not appear as signature to the report, which he endorseO i The County Board of Education yesterday took favorable action on theabove report pRKe heads of .the several high schools of the county and extended the existing County High Schopl tuition contract to the Dawson Springs, Hanson and Earlington high schools. This was the culmination of the resolution offered at the August meeting of the Board by Paul M. Moore, at which time he reopened the question before the County Board and urged that the free high school tuition privileges to be extended to all high schools of the county so that all he common school graduates of the county might have equal priyileges and all be given the opportunity to get without cost a high school education by permitting them to attend a high school within their reach. At that meeting the resolution 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, restricted attendance of county pupils to the Madisonville High School by a contract that excluded other schools of the county for a term of three years. Prof. Rubins, at the August meetwas willing, to ing, said he waive the exclusive clause of the contract, which a member of the board argued was illegal. Since that time the Madisonville School Board held a meeting and agreed to waive their right to the enforcement of that Yesterday clause of the contract Prof. Rubins conveyed to the County Board of Education the best wishes of himself and his School Board and lent his best efforts to help arrange the plan for extension of the free high school privileges to all the children of Hopkins county. J The extension of the contract goes, into effect at once and dates from the opening of the high schools for this year's work School men and members of the1 County Board consider this one of the most important steps for the advancement of the educational interests of the county ever taken by the Hopkins County Board of Education. " Thursday. Bert Ashrnore and family, of the Buffalo neighborhood, paBsetl through town Ejjdav on their way to MortonB Gap. W. R. Ralmer made a biiAinecB trip, to Madlaonvillti Thursday. Mr. and MrB. E. L. Kennett visited friendB in Mortons Gap Fndny. MIbb Lovle Ransom, of Daniel Boone, visited the MissbB Woodruff Friday and Saturday. The dance Friday night was well attended and enjoyed very much all. Sherman Curry, of Louisville, is visiting his brother.Dr. D. P. Curry. by Messrs. Toof and Mulliu, of Daniel Boone, attended the dance Friday Keutucky. There are this year seven white schools aud seven colored schools that are being taught only from two to four months, because the per capita iu the "pauper districts" is not sufficient to pay a teacher for longer terms. It is found upon investigation that these schools could be extended for the full six months term by the expenditure ou an average of one hundred dollars for each school, and the County Board has the undoubted authority under thej law to do this. Paul U. Moore introduced at the August meeting a resolution asking that these schools be extended to the full six months this school year. Yesterday the report of tlie committee, appointed to investigate, cast doubt upon the ability pf the Board to 'flutl' the necessary funds this year and a motion prevailed "to defer the extension of short term schools until next year." The majority of the members of the County Board consider thiR a most important matter aud are anxious to give the proposed aid to those children who are un fortunate enough to live in these short term school districts. Lively as a ley. If you are tired, run down, have night. R. A. Hoffman, ot Padncab, was here Friday and Saturday, soliciting for the Kentucky Friendless Children's Society. Barton MoEuen visited bis parents Sunday. Mr. Jake Parks, of Dawsou, vmit-e- d tnends Sunday. Max Gllllland was in Dawson Sunday. MiBses Laura Woodruff and Willie Jenkins and Mr. Clay Woodruff drove to Dawtou Sunday afternoon. Mr. Williams, of Princeton, held down the agency at the depot Mon- (Continued on Page 2) TEMPLE THEATRE One Nitftht SEPTEMBER 19 and strengthens the system.- - 50o a prices at the Madisonville Branch bottle at the St. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, Drag: Depart- Office In Morton's Furniture Store. I. C.R. R. TIME CARD. ment. Ailekn Davis, Manager. Gen-rHenry Jones made a business trip Time of departure of Illinois 90 CKAXGSglM FIlSOmflL trains from Nortonvllle, Ky, OF COUXTY 10A1D to Louisville Sunday. NORTH BOUND. J. E. Fawoett and Miss Hazel left 1.28 p.m. 102 No. Of Education Flrt Time Since First Or. Sunday for Lexington where Hazel 8.40 a. m. No 104 will attend Kentucky State Univerganized All Old Members Returned No. 122, local pa6B.10.45 a. m. 6.86 p. m. sity. No. 188, local and son, Mrs. Duglas Ruckman SOUTH BOUND For the first time since.tbe County Board of Education wa9 organ- are visiting Mrs. C. C. GivenB this 4.08 p.m. 101 No. 1.46 a.m. No. 103 ized under the present law there week. No. 121, local pass. 1.28 p.m. Sunday were no changes in the personuel of Mr. and Mrs. DavlB Bpent No. 185 local paBB 5.53 a. m. that body when the date of reorgan- In Mortons Gap. ization came at the meetiug held Don't forget the yeBtorday. It was found that all Bee haB a branch office for MadiL. & N. TIME CARD. the old members had been returned sonville people In Morton's Furniby their respective division boards. ture Store. If you want advertisTime oi arrival of trains passing There wau many who know, who ing or job work or wish to subscribe through and departure of trains originating at Earlington. hold that the best service can be for the paper, call up number 4. rendered the public when the maManager. Effective Sunday, April 9, 1911. AiiiBEN Davis, jority, at least, of tho County Board NORTH BOUND. Miss Hattio Ashby 1b visiting in is retained in office longer than one 0.25 a. m. Hanson this week. 92 No. or two years aud until they become 11.15 a. m. No. 52 Waller left Monday Mias Frank somewhat familiar with the require7.23 p. m. No. 94 11.22 p.m. ments of the law and tueir powers for Georgetown College. No. 54 and duties, and unfraid of taking a Mr', and Mrs. 0. H. Murphy and SOUTH BOUND. poaltive position in favor of progress daughter, Bonnie Vera, arrived in 4.30 a. in. 53 No. under the law which gives them town Svmday morning. They have 8.23 a. m. No. 95 4.21 p.m. great powers and a wide discretion been In Colorado for tho past months. No. 51 .....10.48 p.m. No, 93 upon all soh'ool matters. MIbb Lelia Harris left Monday Semi-Weekly no appetite, Ret a bottle of Yucatan Oblll Tonlo. A few doses will set yon up give ou a boy's appetite make you strong and lively as a twelve-year-olPurifies the blood d. Not a Thing Happened to Mar SI. E. Church, South Owing to the inability to secure thusiasm Is Shown the Pleas ure of the Semi-- ,, some paints and varnishes on time, Weekly Bee's Party First Day the new Methodist church will not be opened next Sunday, but the ALL BUT ONE OF THE FACULTY opening will be pbstponed untilSun-da- y STEAMBOAT PEOPLE BEST EVER week. Services same as usual THE SAME AS LAST YEAR y next Sunday In the old church. The Bee's contest Rev. J. B. Adams, the presiding el trip to the Mammoth Cave over Earlington Graded and High School opened yesterday morning der, will preach in the evening. beautiful Green river waB undoubtThis will be the last quarterly meet- edly one of the most successful over with enthusiasm on the part of and it ing this year. Immediately after undertaken-- . The party were all pupils add teachers looked like they wore all going to conference the pastor will on Oct. 4 congenial always in a good humor be there. The enrollment was large begin a series of meetings, in which and enjoyed the trip from start to with indications of an overflow at- ho will be assisted by Rev. Wim-berl- finish. The boat people on the of Madisonville. steamer "City of Evansville" from tendance before the jlrst term is verv Capt. Williams on down to the deck old. The enrollment Includes a few SWEET MEMORIES OF THINGS hands did nil and everything in pupils from Mortons Gap, St. Charles PAST AND BRIGHT HOPES their power to mako the party enjoy and the country surrounding Earl- themselveB. The boat was ours and force is the ilngon. The teaching same as last year except that Mibb Of Larger Future Expressed in Special we used it from the pilot house to the engine room on all occasions. Service at M. E. Church, South, Elizabeth Kemp takeB the place of At the cave wo were accorded ovory Ilss Martha McGary, who removed Sunday Night courtesy by the gentlemanly manato Texas this summer. The faculty ger Mr. H. M. PinBon who Is an old iBaBfollowB: Prof. C. E. Dudley, At the MethodiBt Church, South, principal; Misses Goldie Weir,Katie Sunday night the last evening serv- Earlington boy. E. Murrell, Ruby G. Sisk, Elizabeth ice was held that will be in the old John Wand, who is a clerk on the Kemp, Sue M. Willis, Mary Mothers-bea- d building and the service was more "Evansville" could not do enough and Mr. Ralph Dudley. appropriate to tho approach- - for the party and we owe several The Earlington School ib now one in? departure from the bulld-- l favors best not to mention to John. 1b only unnecessary but Imof the four County High Schools of ing that the It not to has sheltered possible describe the grandure of Hopkins County. Bteadily growing congregation for RevB. W. Q. Brandon and D. T. Borne twenty years past. Many of the scenery along tho banks of upStanley attended and took part in the little band who then put their per green river or the wonderful the opening exercises. A uumber of efforts and their money into the freakB of nature seen In the Mammoth Cave. The party were joined parents were present. framo building ou Sebree Avenue at Evansville by Mr. and Mrs. Chas. have passed over or have removed Turner, MrB. Moore, daughter MaAlways Blessed to other partB, but the growth has with a Hearty Appetite if vou use continued Bteadily and now the con- rie, 7, and Bon QeorRe, of Equality, Digesteze. It helps your stomach do gregation is to move this month Hi., who contributed quite a good the work, digests wbat you eat and deal to the enjoyment and entermakes good rich blood from your into a handsome new brick building tainment of the crowd. Following food, Ko more SleeplesB Nights, almost complete on the corner of Headaoho or Stomach Misery. Get Robinson street and Mosb Avenue, are the names of those composing the party: rid of all these troubles with Diges-tezFlf tv cents a bottle, worth ten- next to the parsonage owned by the Mrs. J. fold its codt, at drug department of congregation. J. R. Dean, who bas ters, LucyE.Fawcett aud daughand Julia; Mrs. S. ML. the St. Bernard Mining Company, for some weeks been confined at Kemp aud daughters, Elizabeth and Incorporated. home with serious illness, is one of Margaret; Henry and Paul Pilklng-to- n tho few men who led the movement ; Geo. I. Carrier ; O. M. Kington; to. build the.Jlttlej(i:aruexchuroh and ; Mibs Madisonville Notes be has been one of the most active Clay and LauraMies Carney Jones Woodruff; Miss and efficient workers in the more Pansy Rule; Geo. Stokes,, Thos. accomplishment of the ambitious Liliy Clay new building. Bis absence was Robinson; M.B. Long; BY AILEEN DAVIS. Harris: Lmna Galloway; Chas. W. noted with sorrow at the Sunday Rev. W. C. Brandon Turner and wife; Mrs. Moore, soft Greenvllle.Sun-day- . night service. Frank Cain was in daughter; J. E. Fawcett aud preached an appropriate sermonette and flye the winners Miss Ida Mee Sisk, talks by Metabeth Sory and MrB. Jennings and was followed in brief Paul M,. MIsb Willie Jenkins, MIbb Aurelia aud Maud Mason left Sunday morn- Prof. O. E. Dudley and of Waller, Miss Cath Medlock aud MIsz ing for MurfreBboro Tenn. where Moore, touching on the memories hopes and purpoBOB Vrrna Oates. Miss Sory will attend the Tennessee tne old and the of the new. The first service to be Female College. If o More Dyspepsia. held in the new ohurch will be SunMr. abd Mrs. H. H. Holeman left day sohool on the morning of Sept. Gas, or otber Stomach Trouble. Saturday morning for Ridge Top, 24, It being found necessary to post- Nothing will remain undigested : sour on your stomach if Tenn. pone the opening one week because will take a little Digesteze, a powerWe make a specialty of doing two of delay In several items about the ful digestive, harmless and pleasant and three color work. If you want finishing of the interior and the as Maple Syrup. For sale by tfcc n drug department of the St. Bern classy job work that will give erection of the furniture. Mining Company, Incorporated. see our samples and get Semi-Weeklpar-ont- s, y, e. Lila-Jouessatis-factio- yn Prominent Maonvifle Sunday Man Burief al Mr. H. B. Kittlnger a prominent citizen of Madisonville who died sud- denly Saturday morning of apolexjr was laid to test Sunday in Otfr'Odd Fellows cemetery in the, presence of a large number of friends and acquaintances. Rev. C. F. Wimberly, pastor of the Methodist church conducted the 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. Mr. Kittinger was a man who possessed many excellent traits of and was admired by all vha knew him. car-acht- er Has Millions of Friends How would you liae to number your friends by millions as Buck len'B Arnica Salve does? Its astounding cures in the past, forty years '(; 4, &' : ' Take HBRBINE for heartburn, ... INTERURBAN TRAINS. Mrs. I. Bailey and daughter, AgBour bolching or constipation, it , NORTH BOUND. ., cleanseB. and strengthens the liver, nes, returned Sunday from Chicago stomach and bowels. , Price 60c. where they have been for several Nofl04v ...7.52a.m. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. No.il06fti....r... 10.55 a.m. months. ,... 2.00, p.m. No.f108:. Get the habit of coming to the 5.02 p..m. No. 110., J. B. Blanks Goes With Sunset Coal branch office of the SOUTH BOUND. Company Bee. at Morton'B Furniture Store, 7.10 a.m. No. 103 B. Blanks has accepted the when you want engraved cards, em10.00 a.m. No. 105 A Soul Stimn Play Mot Vividly J. 12.57 p.m. No. 107 position of superintendant Of the Sun bossed letterheads, dance tickets or Portrayed With Early Hughes 8.20 p.m. No. 109 set Coal Company. This place was programs. We have the beBt and 6.10 p- m. as Th Country Chair-No, 111 made vacant by the resignation of let us figure with you on prices. man ana iNrw i or , Aimskn Davis, Manager. Apply a eotton oloth wet with Mr. Carroll. Joel McPherson Jr. has Conpaay SNOW LINIMENT BALLARI JHerechal Scott and Gordon Gold M. H.&E.TIME CARD, also accepted a position with the Sunto &n wounds, cuts, barns, sores or kft Monday morning for Kentucky U. H. & E. time card went into and aofcilii wonderful beal-in- ff blisters, xrx mtry set Company as bookkeeper. Both pf State College. ' la prompt. auoV vverv novsr. It I these gentlemen ud 1,601 are fully fitted for f?Aliert Noe vm, in Hqpklnsvllle effect Bunday April , 1911,.a.m. effective. 6:46 No. 112 leaves Bold, by St. iMriuura No:113 arrives.... BtSO'p na.. Monday night visiting friends, ' Jer bottle. Price 53c, "3C aTwl JHcjihe positions they bold. Store. Semi-Weekly for Georgetown College. made them. It's the best Salve la the world for sores', ulcers, eozema, burns, boils, scalds, outs, corns, Bore eyeB, sprains, swellings, bruises, coll sores. Has no equal for piles. 25c atali DruyglBtB Two Pairs of Twin Boys InlPrimary Claie at School Mar.v Mothersbead. teacher Miss of the primay grade in the Earling - s i Prie'JSrii ton Graded aud High School, enjoys the unique distinction this year or having under her care two cute oaire of twin boys, none of whom ever before sat at a sohool desk. And both sets cenie promptly on the first day of sohool and were enrolled from tbe minute. Here's hopm1 for the twins and may each of thembeooKt a Clay or a Webeter. ! ?' n .;.. " . .jm.--- . ', t - ,J- nlVlfev. ' rAplfHft'jtwip- -. . J.aii1ll-TNi'H,''- f ' -- f? .' '"''''.'' "Mr-"- ,' V .&., .VJ 1.11 f ij I ft '! iflTitisbA--fl $ Cfyej '"JWfW Subscription Rates Year, Six montlis Three months Otie Slnprlo conies. v Try Our 4 Celebrated m !' ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS ir EDITOR AND PUBLISHER J. E. PAWOETT PAUL M. MOORE, $1.00 50 25 5 4 iBui!a!jini Princess Ice Cream Instead of Liquid Antisepticsof Peroxide many people aro now using ""T" :?: 11 ' At The Star Restaurant i,y,u,j Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic The new toilet germicide powder to be For all toilet and hygienic uses it is bettor and raoro economical. To cleanse and whiten the teeth, rem' to tartar and prevont decay. To disinfect the mouth, destroy disease germs, and purify the breath. To keep artificial teeth and bridtrowork clean, odorless To remove nicotino from tho tcoth and purify tho breath after smoking. To eradicate perspiration and body odors by sponge bathing. Tho best antiseptic wash Known. Relieves and strengthens tired, weak, inflamedeyes. Heals sore throat, wounds and cuts. 25 and SO cts. a box, druggists or by mall postpaid. Samplo JFrec. THE PAXTON TOILET CO.,KoteN,MA. Horse Runs C. A. MORTON MADISONVILLE, KY. .', dissolved in water ns needed. MANAGER CITY DIRECTORY. Mayor H. O. Bourland. Police Judge A. J. Bennett. Chief of Polloe Wm. Bradley. of Kentucky Press Association Member and I Second District Publishers League Spsclinen copieB mailed free on application. Correspondents wanted in all parts of the county. Address us for particulars, ' Funeral Director and Emtalmer Any Call Answered Promptly Day"or Night. a. f Branch Office in Morton's Furniture Store, 119 South Main Street, Madi- senville, Kentucky, Phone No. 4 MISS AILEtN DAVIS, Mgr. - Telephone 47 t I t MMM i'i. IWMHHM Tuesday, September 12, 1911 tH The I' M f It n l: ,:! f s. I' il H G. Sprouse Co. of Spring field, Tenneessee The man who whispers down a well has bought the large stock of dry About the things he has to sell goods, clotbiug, shoes, hats, etc., of Will never reap a crop of dollars the Grand Leader, owned by Morris Like he who climbs a tree and Kohlmau, MadiBonville, Kv. They "hollers." bought this stock at a great bargain. They have also added a portion of the large $75,000.00 stock which they bought from L. Lipmau & Co., of ADDITIONAL ST. CHARLES Nashville,. Tenn. Sprouse & Co. are known far and near as bargain (Continued from Page 1.) givers and as alt right people. The day, while Mr. H, L. Wallace waB citizens of the entire county should absent attending court. take advantage of circumstances. Now lock boxes have been in- Wonderful slaughter in priceB is ofstalled at th6 poBt office. This is a fered to the public in men's and jjood thing for the town, the public boys' Buits, overcoats, gents' furat large and the post master. Be- nishings, hats, caps and many other side greatly facilitating the distri- articles too numerous to mention. bution of the mail, it gives a toivn From their extensive distribution an air of distinction. of circulars sent broadcast throughWill Faull left Sunday for Louis- out this entire community, they will ville, where he intends attending undoubtedly dispose of an enormous the Stato Fair. amount of merchandise. They have Misses Dixie Woodruff, Verua an endless variety of goods of the n Long and Maude Jenkins, Messrs. very best quality, and from the ns they have established Jefl SIsk and Mote Teague spent a delightful musical evening, fol- bargain givers, should place them lowed by dehghtlul refreshments, before the public as worthy of their with Miss Gertie O'Bannou Satur- patronage. As seen from the price quoted in day. their circulars they certainly are exRex MoEuen, of Earlington, vistraordinary bargains. The sale ited his parents here Sunday. r.9 ftm niMltiftt commences Wednesday, Sept. 13tn, Qllnaif UUUUUU) Ul UIJD lir 14&I blkt tJ kJltlMUJ T.nffnnn at 8 o'clock, a. m., and it would be was In town Saturday , advisable for bargain hunters to Lawson ABhmore spent Saturday make their purchase as soon as possight with his parents in the Buffa- sible, as the old 6aying is the early lo neighborhood. bird catches the worm. Jesse Phillips left Monday for Their establishment has been closLouisville to attend the State Fair. ed to the public tighter than a drum MessrB. TIiob. and Jack Chaney, and the doors will be thrown open of Graham, visited their parents, of at the hour of 8 Wednesday mornthis place, Sunday. ing, September IS. A large force of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Plain, from extra help has been employed, so Madisotiville,' viaited relatives Suu-rill- that the public can be waited on without much delay. A limited uumber of persons will Ohas. Curtis, of Hopkinsville, waB be allowed in the store at one time, ' ,in toxu Monday. and as they pass out so others will be permitted to enter, o be there Headaches Signs of Sanger. Anyone in thfB town that suffers early and avoid the great rush that irequently from splitting, nervous will positively attend this Bale. headaches ought to go at once to the This event will long be rememberdruggist and get a 25o bottle of our ed in this county and we sincerely earlstedt's German Liver Powder. Seadacnes always indicate consti- hope that the many friends and pation in a dangerous form, that patrons of the O. G. Sproii&e Comanay result in other extremely seri- pany will be there with "bells on" even ous atlmonts sometimes BrighfaDiseaeo and Appendicitis. to avail themselves of the many Dur Oarlstedt's German Liver Pow- good thingB offered them at prices der action the Liver,' the real which are astonishingly low. cauBe of constipation a few1' tfofceB entirely remove the trouble IriBure dBaker a lasting cure never fails guaranteed If you have headaches, get a, BaTerFagate.iwIioliasfor sqraf) ftottle today from' the Stf Barnard rtinle been employed--in--tliSt. Ber Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug DeDrug Store, has been promoted , nard partment. 25c a bottle. to the aooounting department of the Rev. Virgil Elgin, of Hartford, St. Bernard Mining Co. Mr. Fugate passed through this city Saturday is a deserving young man, and his from Hopkinsville where he had many friends are glad to note hie Ifeeon at the bedside of his brother. promotion. rep-utatio- 0. Night Chlef- -J H. Hamby. Tax AesesHorr J. H. Corbitt. City Clerk Paul P.Price. Treasurer Frank B. Arnold. Citv Physician W. K. NIsbet. City Englueer R. E. Whipfler. Street CommissionerRobt. Wood Counoilmen Juo. B, Atkinson, Madison Oldham, F. D. RaBh, Geo. O. Atkinson, Thos. Blair, O. M. Henry. Meeting night flrat Monday night in each mouth. School Trustee Paul M. Moore, Board of Health Ed M. Trahern, G. Gilbert King and CurtiB B.Johnson, M. D. i CXKHHONIXy kelps to decide Holiday purchases. No handsomer, more serviceable, or more appreciated girt could be made. Beautiful as long at it lasts Away Boy in Carriage Postmaster Chas. Cowell. every Sunday and holy day at 7:00 a. in. Second maBs and preaching 9:80 a. m. Vespert and benediction 7' p. m. Rev. J. P. McParland, Pastor. school CahoIjIO Churoh. CHURCHES. First mas . Lord's day at 10:45 a. in. and 7 :45 p m. Prayer meeting overy Wodnes Best I Have Ever Known day at 7:80 p. in. It is the ukst: "I have been Dr. D. T. Stanley, Pastor. handling Hughes' Tonic for years, lr M. E. Churoh. Regular servicop is tho best chill remedy I have ever third Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7 :80 p. m. known. During the past two yeant Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 1 have sold nearly two gross. It at 7 :30. Sunday-schoat 9 :80 a. m comes nearer being a universal chill Class meeting, second Sunday at cure than anything I ever handled." 10:80 a.m. Sold by Druggists 50c and $1.00 botRev. HoltzoiiAw, Pastor. tles. . prepared in M. E. Churoh, South. Rev. W. C. Brandon, pastor. Services on E0BINS0N-PETTECO., Incorpora everv Sunday at 11 a. m. and ted, Louisville. 7:45 p. m. Sunday school at 9:8i a. in. Prayer meeting, Wednesday Lyceum Course evenings at 7:80 o'clock. Ladies' Aid Society every Moudav afterTho dates nrranged for the Lycenoon. Official Board meeting Mon-da- um course for the following year are after first Sundav in each as follows: month. Mendelssohn Quartet, Nov. 1. Missionary Baptist Churoh Musical Favorites, Jan. 12. Preaching 2nd and 4th Sunday at 11 a. m and 7:80 p. m. and the precedRalph Bingham, March 19. ing Satuiday ;ight. Church meeting The price for the season ticket i Saturda.v night before the 4th Suu-da$1.00, single entertaiument 50c. To Sunday School at 9:80 a.m. Prpyti neenii. evrrv Monday night those who have subscribed the tickat 7:8l. Rev. C. H. Grigson, Pastor; ets will be delivered by Nov. 1. Oth jEKKhAi Baptist Churoh. ers desiring tickets will have opporservices fourth Sun Jay morning and tunity to obtain them before Arm evening in each month and SaturFor information day evening preceding. Prayer entertainment. coursn meeting Friday evenitg. Sunday concerning or J. E. see O. E. Dudley, Fawcett, Bee ofmanager, school 2 p. m. ol . T. Christian Churoh. t Sunday m. Preaching 9:30 -- at a. every Whilo his father was unhitching a horse attached to a buggy he was in, the animal ran away and John Gill, the nine year old son of Chas. Gill, of Earlington, barely escaped death. The fathGr had stopped to got a drink of water. There was damage done to the buggy. Dr. E. A. Davis made a flying trip in Ins auto to tho boys Bide. and lasts a lifetime. See and decide for yourself, it it X- - Earlington Hardware Store W. H. Whit ford, v Prop. I y. I Imp one nomiwti mm ttmm R umni nlsOn i f5 a and 3rd Sunuay night at 7:45 at the Episcopal Churoh Services 1st Rev. T. J. Lynn, PaBtor. fice. Library. Rev. Geo. C. Abbitt, Rector, e. LODGES. Masonic Lodge E. W. Turner, No. 548 meets 1st. and 3rd. Fridays in ors welcome. each month. E. J. PHiiiLiPa, Sec. Lodge, No. 84, K. of P. Victoria meets every Monday night. Visit- Stung, Signor Grasso, tho Slciallan actor, was so carried away by tho enthusiastic reception given to the performance of tho third act of "Malia" at tho London Hippodromo, that he caught the actor who had played the part of his sturdy rival In that tragic episode round tho neck with his left arm, grabbed bis hair with his right hand, and kissed him. London Dally Mall. WHO WILL BE THE WINNER? DAILY CO URIER-JOURNAL AND READ THE Fugate-Promote- Y.Q'. Walker, Sec. Golden Cross Lodge, Earlington. No. 625 meets 1st. and 3rd, Saturday night in each month. Mrs. BekthA Umstkad, Sec. Degree of Honor, No. 10 meets 2ndaud 4th Saturday nignts in eacn month. Miss Lizzie Huff, Sec, Lodge, Earlington Ben Hur Court, No. 55, meets every 1st and 3rd Monday night at old Masonic Hall. Dri C. B. Johnson, Scribe. Standwaite, Tribe No. 67,Rod Men K. of R.. and S. Honkins Lodge, A. O. TJ. W. No. 561 meet6 every Thursday night. Ernest Newton, A Texas Wonder and cures diabetes, weak and lame backs, rheumatism, and. alh irregularities of bladder troubles, removing gravel, tho kidneys and bladder in both men aud women. Regulates bladder troubles In children. If not sold by your druggiots. will bo Bent by hail on receipt of $1 00. One small bottle is two months' treatment and Feldom falls to perfect a cure, Send for testimonials from Kv.-another states, Dr. E. W. Hall, 2926 Olivq street. St. Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists. , -- The Texas Wonder cures kidney Keep Xn orougniy Informed j The regular price of the Daily Cocirier-Jour- 1 nal is 50 cents a month, but for the campaign we will send the Daitq b, mail from date of receipt of sub- - J scnptio - a d fff t i,;i LmI. NOTICE I C. S. Crenshaw, Clerk. Modern Woodmen of the World. No. 11992 meets every Wednesday. Y. Q. Walker, Sec, P, O. No.. 788 meets at Elks, B. Madisonville Monday night. B. N. Gordon, Exalted Ruler. Roy S. Wilson, Secretary. Earlington Chapter, U. D. C, meets 1st Thursday lu each mouth at 2:30 p. m. meets every Friday sleep. Why Willie Was Late. Harry Long, C. of R. "Why, Willie, what: kept- - yoa bo Woodmen of the World, Oatalpa late,? pid you,- have to stay after Camp No. 301 meets every Wednesnight. All members are ear- school? I'm afraid you have been day naughty." "No, ma'am, I. alnt never nestly requested to be there. - ( Until December 3 AMD THE naughty. Bobby Jonos was licked fer bein' haughty, an' I stayed after school to hear him yell." For Sale $50 'Scholarship on Draughon'B Busi'ness College, Nashville, Tenn. $100 n I have purchased the agency for the White Swan . Laundry from the late Jeff McEuen. check room will be over the Bon-Ton My office and Bakery. he Your very f business will have my personal attention and will much appreciated. Yours for business, hr B G. C. LXDNG .- -I YOU .3' 5- - WANT a Better s n. t .!' 4' ir I'' TffirffqpostAoa will be asked you almost daily by business men seeking your city limits with the malicious inmxtbccs, if yon qualify take the Draughon Training and show ambition to rise. tent of puncturing or injuring autoMbce BANKERS indorse DRAUGHON' S Colleges than Indorse all other mobile tires, motor cycle tires or bieoflegea COMBINED. 48 Colleges in 18 States. International reputation. cycle tires or in any way injuring SMlribe. TrewrlMBtr, rtBMWBip, kbruib, npeuia?, jrimBieuc, Miier nriimp, buuch Good, FOSniUflaquAKAflTkbu under reasonable comi said vehicles. Hom Study. Thousands of bankeash' Bookkeepers all over William Bradley iers, bookkeepers, and stenographers are United. States say mat uraugnon-Marshall KfrSyotem.olookkeeping saves them holding good positions as the result of taking Draughon'3 Hdmd Study, aav25 1 5Qfir cent in work and worry. A Ituby WnUlnf. CATALOGUE. For prices on lessons Practically all U. S. Hirlimn-iT-busi-3Mss JOB? Clerk. Do not take upon yourselt a load Visiting members are cordially ot hatred; it is a neavler load than invited to attend any of these you think. Mme. de Sevlgne. Lodges Foleys Kidney Remedy (Liquid) NOTICE Is a great medicine of proved value for both acute and chronic kidney and bladder ailments. It is espec$!0.00 REWARD ially recommended to elderly people for its wonderful tonic and reconThe towu of Earlington, KyM here- structive qualities, aud the permaby offers a reward of $10.00 to any nent relief and comfort it gives person or persons furnishing infor- them. bv St. Bernard Mining Co., Sold mation leading to the arroBt aud Incorporated, Drug Department. convlotion of any persons commlu ting the offence of putting or placing nails, tacks, wires or any other like instrument upon the streets, public roads, or alleys within the A full line of new C. S. Scholarship on Brvant & Strat-toBusiness College, Louisville, Ky.- - Apply to Mrs. Kate Withers, Pres. y Bee, Knights and Ladies of Security Earlington, Ky. every second and fpurth will meet Monday nights. Visiting members Heavy ana Useless Load. invited to attend. Semi-Weekl- Weekly Bee ONE YEAR Both For Only S2 CO t I will The sooner you send your order, the longer you J get the Daily Courier-JournaSunday t l. Crenshaw, Courier-Journa- l is not included in this campaign i ! offer I t tfc . n Rush Your Subscription Not to The Courier-Journal to This Paper $ :& WHEN IN MADISONVILLE pic- Just Received the e " Flpwer-de-Luc- " pattern in BaUEfi7 . nhct QpMMaNiny li52ER2 the silver-plate- Visit the Princess Theater, the best moving tures in the country. Something new each night. Matinee every afternoon 2 to 5. .Vaudeville each night. t -- offi-WKto- $ K That rut vat, a ruby reporters, write, the, System of BY MAIL, write Jno. P. Draughon, afcwrtband' Draughon College tech. President. Nashville. Tenn. Vox free cat elbrat4 la Balfour logue on cors AT COLLEGE, write IfcaftAMTV Orlnwjr roaUr ITKJf JWJuwo mcjr uvn TWtr John OTAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE br Mr. Ky W t,VMVU!, TWctirtimm art M and r M ymn. XHfaTttM or.MMtphit or KmktUM, MM., '"2 .$ rucb, la. uilri. Ila4, i ware that it wMtg. b popular this Fall. Your in yim, sptettata invited. d FP2LI03S 8c IO CENTS A. D. NOE, Jr., Manager. 5 ( a (ill r tfW 0tc. t EurfW W. Hicrdmurt Stork T H. WMTTOM. Jn " "14 mju. )C?iV ?m99ifto$&'??&i? MMafntiv :rmmm .,.q,E,AjttWM'q ADS PAYl GET THE HABIT jrf ri y ' . ' 1 ' i "Yr, ?- - '. S pecia1! H Six weeks Only! F ree This 75c pair of shears to any new and renewal subscriber paying $1.00 on subscription. Patent Tension Spring Shears These patented shears, regularly sold for 75 cents, are here at your demand, free of charge. The cutting edge on these shears is indestructiible and will, never wear dull. They will cut anything and everything, from wet tissue paper to a horse blanket. Note the patent Tension Springs. It does away with resharpening entirely. Patent Tension Spring Shears Eight inches in length. The shears are manufactured of very highest grade steel, perfectly tempered and heavily nickel plated on a Mr highly polished Surface. The patent tension spring take's up all the wear on the rivet, so that the cutting edges will never wear dull. A simple turn of the little thumb screw will adjust the blades to cut anything, for the. thinnest and most delicate fabric to the heaviest material. Read This Guarantee We guarantee the quality of the material and the workmanship in the shears to be first class in every respect, and that the tension spring doubles the usefulness of the shears and does away with the necessity of resharpening. IF r VA s- si.. Semi-Weekl- y Bee, Earlington, Kentucky Very Serious It Is a very serious matter to ask for one medicine and have the wrong one given you. For this reason we urge you in buying to bo careful to get the genuine MIbb Dodge O'Brien. Of tbejvell known dry goodB firm of Barnes, Cowand & Co. left today for the market to assist in purchasing whi- DR.E.B. HARDIN DR. LC RAY Drs. Hardin & Ray Featherstone and two daughters and son, Tommle, returned home Saturday night from a visit to friends and relatives in Springfield, j Mrs. mm. r r-jr- s i'.v sSs EVAN5VILLE DEBATE ASSOCIATION i DENTISTS PainUu Extracting and Porcelain Work High Clot Dentistry Oific StHH$ Bank Tenn. it our Specialty Ttlepkont 390 Bid. Maiisenville, Kentucky News of the Town and MIbb iFena DavlB, who have been spo'ndiug the Mrs. Wi h: KlW summer at Lookout Muutaln, RoKersvlllo and Bulls Gap, lmvo returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Honrv Kogers have been visiting friends In Madison-villSur-goiuBvflo. Ttabert Foatherstono, the whirlwind operator for the L. & N., is Marvin Mitchell who has beon working third trick at the depot. Marvin Mitchell has gone to Lexington to ontor State OolloRe. George Robinson was in Madisou-vlll- o Monday night visiting friends. O. G. Sprouse was in Madisonvllle Saturday night on business. Ed MoOarty attended the picture show in Madisonvillo Monday night. Guv Forrester was in Madisonvllle Monday night attending the picture show. Nice four room epttago to rent. i George Brooks w&b in Sebree Sat- ApplyntOfS.G. M0Lb3d, r truy inut visiwug iliouub mm iui- MadlsonvIllejKy. atlYes. Y(, S. MoGrVjwho liJ?gSi con Johu Baruetrwas in Madisonvllle ffueciRgaimovIng picture show in) Saturday night on business. Frfifoitonr Harrv Blaokwoll was in Madison in tHu'olty fofc a few days. vllle Saturday? night? sfttepdlng tlis' Mjits Charlie Davis 1b visiting the picture show. ' " " ft family of Mrs. Harry SimonB, in Wonderful Campaign OffetFronj L Nashville, for a few weoks.y r now dutl after 6heelectlou, Nov. 10; MrB.TJm Harrington, of St: Louis, 1011. ,we .will, ,6911a rthe.DaJh; EvenI. hafbtfen visttlng Bee ing Post and the fder ' She Jias gone to Nashville to one y.enr for$l.50. Send all orders Hpanda fojv dayswith friends, and to thfB d'fli'oel ' rllljreturn hero Tuesday. Percy Stewart and Harry Wll Miss Louise Tlndell, who has been Hams, of Madispnville, were lu the leisltlug Mrs. J. F; iDoVylder, re- city Sunday. turned to her ho,me In Nashville! Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Price and chilSunday. dren have been visiting Mr- - Price's Miss Katie Murrell, who has been brother in Madisonvllle." iponding her vacation at her home Guy Peytoh was in Pond River in Columbia, Ky., has returned to Flats Friday advertising for O. G. resume her duties as teacher in the Sprouse & Co. iubllo scoool hero. John Hunna left Sunday for St ttf ln t Knttnll to n arfltlh fhof rlnaa UHI UOUCUV la is "own lin uuoo make them run Mary's College. lotkeop time? I Misses Mattio aud Hattlo Parker, Irreotfy or glvo your money back. who have been visiting friends in 1. Truempy, Watchmaker, 0. At Whitford's Store. HopkluBvllle, have returned home. Harford Chattan returned to HowI? Guy Peyton was in Orofton Satur O. G. Sprouse & ell Sunday night to resume his work lay advertising for in the shops at that place. hls-relatl- Billie Fugate was in Hendorson Saturday night. James Draper was in Henderson Saturday night. Manllus Sylvester Hosse was in Heudersou Saturday night. Guy Forrester .whs In Madisonvllle Saturday night on business. Newman Whltford was In Mndi- Bonville Saturday night attending the picture show. Ed Rule waB in Madisonvllle Saturday night visiting friends. . HurfurdOhattan, ofwHowoll, was n'the" city Saturdaygand ' Sunday , visitlrifc relatives J J Ray Herb, of Howell, was in the city Saturday and 'Sunday visit Jug T his mother. Clocks that need repairing called for and delivered. Phone 03-O. I. Truempy, . At Whitford's Store. Gilbert Long was in Madisouvillo Saturday night on business. Gordon Parker was in Madisonvllle Saturday night on business. Missos Margaret and Catherine Victory were in Mdisouvllle Satur-urda- y ulght visiting friends. Marvin Mitchell visited friends in Madisonvllle Saturday night. MInter Hale was in Madisonvllle Saturday night visiting friends. Morton Victory was in Madisonvllle Saturday night visiting friends. Breut Hart and Miss Elizabeth Victory attended the picture show at. Madisonvllle Saturday night. ter goods. Eugene Haucook, son 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 fine young Ally owned by Mrs. L. E. McEuen. Miss Goldifi Weir returned Suuday from her home in Missouri aud has resumed her work in the school. Miss Margaret Kemp entered the Madisonvllle High School Monday. W MEMBERS "VXI Evansvillc Home Coming Week BUgk-DraugH- T German Day Celebration and Other Great Attractions Are booked for the week of September-tiltto 30th. If you are a former Evansvilllan youaare expected to come. If you are not, make this Btore, "the big store," the center from which to radiate from. We are now receiving dally men's and boys' wear from our own tailor shops and other fashion centers, the coming sea-- , over garments, Butts, shirts, scarfs, unsou's styles-lderwear, hats, caps and shoes, school, office, business h n Liver Medicine digestion and liver trouble, is firmly established. It does not imitate other medicines. It is better than others, or it would not be the favorite liver powder, with a larger sale than all others combined. SOLD IN TOWN F2 The reputation of tnt3 old, reliable medicine, for constipation, in- J ves ( Mrsr-JrErDeV- yl-' Semi-Week- ly visiting MissjjtMary Elleu Burk this weec. Mrsj'-Bu- d MIbb Will Morrison has returned from a two mouths' vacation spent Jn Michigan aud at Hopkinsville. Mr. Claude Wllkle, who has been i "tillering with a broken leg, Is able i Miller Evans and George Arnold left Monday for Lexington, where to be at work again. Ihey enter the State University. Harry Howard, of Nashville, waB? JThey were accompanied by Dan M. in town Sunday. Evans. E. B. BarneB was in town Monday." Miss Katie Murrell arrived Friday Miss Goldie Weir, who has been from Columbia, Ky., to resume her spending her vacation at her home work in the city school. in Morehouse, My, has returned to this city to resume her position as Marvin Mitchell left Sunday to enter the State TJnlversltyat Lexteacher In the public school. ington. Miss Verna Oates, of Madisonvllle, spent Suuday with Miss Dot Bean. Wonderful Campaign Offer From MIsb Connie Fenwick, who has now until after the election, Nov. 10, been speuding a few weeks in Bowl 1911, we will send the Daily Eveu-in- g Bee Post and the ing Green, has returned home. one year for $1.60. Send all orders Mr. and Mrs. G. E. King and litto this office. tle daughter, Thelma. who have Misb West has returned from her been visiting in Salt Lake City, Grand Junction, Denver, and Gol- summer vacation and will in a few days be ready to show the latest den, Col., have returned home. What benefit Ib a watoh that does styles in millinery goods at Barnes, not keep time? I. make them run Cowand & Co, correctly or give yoUr money back. The ladles of the M. E. Church, C. I. fTRUEaiPY, Watchmaker, South, are giving a series of. social At Whitford's Store. teas, the proceeds to go to the new Carl i Meaohaiu Vas iiij town a church. 'The .first was given, by Miss Annie Ashby Friday afternoon. short while Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ni I. ' Tbonib's and Monday afteruoon'Mies Pansy Rule children spent Suuday here with gave hue and Miss Dodge O'Brien entertained Mondav-JiicrhtAll most Mrs. W. E. Ashby. JF are, lr. J. R. pean's condition re served, for which the small amount mains ahour, tlin nama. .of ten cents Is given? thus bringing ' dol.Albert TdoVbs a "Har- tne ladiesSogether socially,' ana. ev- old, and Mr, Torn Hodge left Mon- ,6ry,llttlbit-helps?. day morning for Shamro0k,towpu,t Every, one interested in politics up a mine hoist at thatfy4ce. will find a wealth 01 enlovmcnt In .vm sasttasateSTft'ftSRKu wx-sxMIbb Jennieorn,pfIOTwllfs mu 'x"4 Semi-Weekly . professional or work-a-da- y wear. Alsofor ages, shapes and purses. Do not forget the date of the big week in Evansvllle. We rebate. . ' L 'IT PAYS TO TRADE HERE J THE - BEST - TELEPHONE - SERVICE ' 4 "' iT ' -- I . J LOOK HERE, HE. FAEM1E! Notp that the Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Compaoy, Incorporated, h offer Jng to you an ideal proposition for telephone service. Using our .service you hye advantages of long distance connection to every Important point In th United States! The advantages of telephone service. le yur resldeac. too nutaroui to mention, bui'among them would be dailr communication with the markets', obtaining prices, getting accurate reports tn the weather, calling up your neighbors, friends and relatives. All these advantages and pleasures Are more than worth the price you would pay (or the service. Literature and Information furnished by calling on our manager, E. G. Mann. 0 ee''KhtefresJiients 1 TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH GO. 7- SST ' Hd-so- n, jn - " '- 'VrVVW,ViViY.VV,VV,V.VY.VV.VrViVMVrW t ii ri 1 f - v- tar JTT O. I VI. OLH :: Ul-- in . , ed ign turner," i 1 Y visiting in Tuesday, Sopt. 19. A subject of vitNEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE. al importance to millions of voterF, v vm j l. Mrs. C. L. Ash by and 'children this sensational stage interpretation ruonc. t- IVIMUiaUW V LLC. rr Y of stlrrlug scenes enacted .during wmmmnmmmtemmmmMnmmnmmmhwmmmMimmmmifnkr tS spent Saturday and Sunday in the night rider's reign of terror in Slaughteryille. tho Burley tobacco dlstri'ct, will OLD" RAGS WANTED-Bri- ng at to all who yearn for decent and once to the Bee office, Clean, sound clean politics. Into the play Is incotton rags only. terwoven a dellgh'tul love story. "" Mrs. Bud Meaobam returned home Jno. G. Austou, state manager o yesterday from a visit to relatives Ad the V. S. Annuity and Life Inin Hopkinsville. surance Co., was here Friday on G. T. and Mrs. L. E. McEuen, Marbusiness. shall MoEuen aud MIsb Ethel PeyR. A. Hoffman, .District Superinton attended the burial of Mr. H. B. tendent of the Soolety for the Kittinger Sunday at Madisonvllle. Friendless of Paducah, was in the city Saturday in interest of this Meacham is at Temple Theatre oue night, wmcnwiii neprouuo its Funiral; Director, Licensed Embalmer Hopkinsville. ,v v- m m m m - m m "Bm . ap-po- al Every Dollar of an Reader's Money is Above Par THE DRY FALL OUTING TO M ammotn vjave For tb.e Home Circle and Private Parties jpJtV (33 & O Afi Roud Trip From Earlington And All Way Sintins. " Wednesday Oddberll i-ft'jii this morning. Mr. Will A. Rayborn aud two of ber children will leave Saturday for Providence where she will visit her parents at that place. Tou Can Hat Anything;. at whtth rrntv afnmanh itravsn without the slightest ear of indiges tion, wnico is an awiui ieenng. x ou will ntt b Knthorarl rit.h Mnnr Stomach, Heartburn, Nausea, Bad Win tMtm om Anmnt nivaitAtm. Tt V. society. Mrs. W. H. Kline aud Lena Davis, who have been visiting in Tennessee for tho past two months have retun-e- d home. Hughes Barnes, of Albron, Iud., who has been visiting relatives hero and returned home Frequently Its Buying Power is Actually Doubled r,TmnW:4p:A.'l. fa Your dollars vary in value as they vary in purchasing power. The man or woman who studies advertisements is able, frequently, to make one dollar do the usual work of two. 4 And the experienced reader of advertisements will always make a dollar command a premium make it buy more than a dollar's worth, as figured on "ruling prices" of things. 4 How much ''above par" are the dollars in your pocket worth? It will depend on how closely you study the buy ing opportunities outlined in the store ads iuirAi iAVf A Grand Two, Days Outing. Write or Phone L, & N. Ticket Agent Pleasant m .Relief in one minute. Get a 50c bottle from the drug department of ,th St. Barnird Mining company, iooorporta fir" a.a Candv. If "Ktr rao-l- . WE DO ONLY THE BEST JOB WORK .... : f .'., JJyM4,., r" ,. ilyV'f". - a- - J '. n fcjpmWft'jU ,.-- .U Vv'V--(5 ' HsSS v',. jniiiffijfciiiijft fv We Want Your ....Hfl..frll,..&l..'fol irfjj'tl.nllfr"!''''-''''''''-''1- 1 A" ffij I 1 Try Our Celebrated Jobwork You Princess Ice Cream Big Circus at Hopkinsville Forepaugh and Sells Brothers to Exhibit There on There on Thursday, Sept. 28th' fr At COLDS The Star Restaurant & School Will Soon Oben and i I r; t have it whens you see our samples and hear u vwill "want us to APFECT THE KIDNEYS K s :: OUR PRICES :; The Great Adam Forepaugh and Many Earlington People Have Found Sells Brothers' cirens will give two This to be True performances in Hopkinsville on Aro you wretched In bad weather? DoeB every cold Bettle on your kidneys? DoeB your back ache and become weak? Are urinary passages irregular and distressing? Those symptoms show kidney weaknes. The kidneys need quick help. The St. Bernard Store of making the girls .' Thursday, Sept. 28. $ r$ In New York City this Bhow Ib considered the best of ail American amusement iustitutious. For nearly fifty years it has held flrBt place in the esteem of the public In fact of the world, for there is not a country on earth that la civilized where at some time or another it has not pitched its many acres of tents. The sensation with the Bhow this year is the antomoblle double somersault in mid air, accomplished by a young French woman not yet out of her teens.. For utter recklessness and apparant disregard of death this The heavy act stands car shoots with lightning speed down a elencler Incline, Jeapa high in. air and while the andience is gasping it turns two complete revolutions in space, then dropping with terrific force to a steel platform. TH'fs is the most thrilling of all trie world's thrillers. Circuses iu the pa'st,;have exploited a tame affair billed 'as a double somersaulting autonfopile act, but when' the truth is known but one and one half revolutions pre-emine- ALWAYS TO THE FRONT 'a Catt at this office 0 in need qf anything in the tine qf buhen PRINTING Kentucky Fair Dates -- Doan's Kidney PillBcure kidney Earlington people say so. Mrs. Francis Rutherford, Earlington, 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 dates. that required lifting, sharp, shootKentucky State Fair, Louisville, ing twinges passed through my September 110 days. loins. My back ached at night and HorBe Cave, September 20 4 days. when I arose in the morning I was Mayfleld, September 274 days. very stiff and lame. I generally felt days. Bowing Green, Oct. dull and languid and was also bothThe following aro the dates fixed lor holding the Kentucky FatrB for 1911 as far as reported. Officers of airB are requested to report to ns any ommtsBions or corrections of .4 suflerlng. Has for the purpose wear as broad smiles as nice line of pretty styles cales and other Dress . possible selected a in Ginghams,. PerGoods suitable for m sa school. Nor Have Wc Been Unmindful of the Boys We are endeavoring to carry a stock of merchandise that will meet, the t .1 demands of the people of Earlington and surrounding country. i , f simply the application of business principles and methods to agriculture. If you are a farmer and have-3- i' t a business education, you are simply making old Mother Earth J?Q you a bare living, when she ought to yield you a surplus. Apply bookkeeping, IbuslnesB principles your farming operations, and etc. to you will be astonished to see how sauoh more can be done by a little FIGURING than by a lot of SWEATING. For catalogue, address Draughon'a Practical Business College, NaBhvIlle, Tenu., or JPaducah, Ky., or Evansvllle, Ind., or Washington, D. O. he wants, and has money in tlfobank. Do you know what made the. successful farmer? Why, it was ' Farmers Need It J ithe progressive farmer ib regarded 'as the TYPE of Independence. Je'live well, has practtcally every-ififi- g . mencing their ubo. I continued taking them until I had finished' the contents of two boxes, at which time I was completely cured." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 centB. FoBter-Milbu.New York, sole ru HeadacheB ered by nervousness. 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 the'tju-l- y cold it settled On my kldnoys and at were aucorapli&hed. Thi6 is, act of genuine character thatihas such times my suffering was aggraa Learning of Doan's Kiduey been seen iu this country. vated. .: Pills, I procured a box and received French importation. ll Other thrills are added by the relief in a short time after com-- " I 'M & m itfi ; : ;': I ltis The Money You Spend Helps to Build up Some Place' Will you give us your patronage and assist in building up Earlington instead of going or sending elsewhere for goods ? We are making special low prices on all summer goods in order to make room for the fall goods. Thanking you for all past favors we will be glad to have you call and see us. Respectfully, U -- 3 i f Ty-Be- . Co , Buffalo, agents for the Unit name ed States. and take no other. You Need Remember the Doan's Stationery, Nothing gives an individual or a firm standing in the business world like nice stationery neatly printed. The Semi-Weekly Bee job departScholarship For Sale ment keepB constantly on hand a We have a $100 scholarship on fine line Bryan & Stratton Business College billheads,of letterheads, noteheads, statements and envelopes, for sale. This is one of the best bus- both linen and commercial. We iness colleges in the State, and a also do circular, invitation and catscholarship in thiB college is A 1. alogue work. Give us a trial. You will be pleased. THE SEMI WEEKLY BEE. "Human Butterflies." They are three beautiful French girls who, clinging by the teeth to Bleu der steel wires, aro drawn to the dome of the tent, where by means of hidden mechanism they are made to dive, dart and piourette like birds while a battery of electric spot lights and calciums bathe them iu fantastic colors, The act Is the most sensational and af the Bame time the most beautiful aerial spectacle ever devised, The parade which the show lawgiving this year Ib three miles long and absolutely new in Ideas from start . ST. BERNARD STORE W. R. COYLE, Manager ST. BERNARD MINING CO, INCORPORATED to finish. Over 1,000 people,, 550 horses and three herds of elepbauts are seen in it. The entire equip ment of the show Ib new and the menagerie is the most complete collection of rare animals In America. Earlington, Ky. K. Jf a m .'.tf i ft joss&ssssssssss 1 1 SfS Get Into The Big Auto CONTEST r K ex Contest Close v Touring Car to A grand $1,600 Howard be given away free by Earlington Boosters Club. Each member of this club will giveyotes that will entitle the holder of the greatest number of votes to this elegant Automobile Free. Five-Passeng- er S3 r Car on Display 1 - &t Barnes, Covand WLsLr 15, 1012 3c FREE How to Get Votes jl Corn penny How to Get Votes IV J Votes on the Autpmobile will be given with every cash purchase made at the store of any member of the club, ioo votes for every dollar's worth purchased. NOW IS THE TIME TO GET BUSY. The earlier you start the more advantage you will have in the final count. Remember, the object of this contest is to get business. We are going to give this fine Auto to the person who will accumulate the greatest number of votes, therefore it is to the interest of every contestant to ask their friends and neighbors who buy their Dry goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats and everything they get from members of the Club Thus, and save the coupons for you. the contestant who gets the greatest number of friends who trade here and give them their coupons, will receive the greatest number of votes. fcJFlifcy.rrmvWJ..PO.IXrw.-W- B aMwiMMtojMaMMaaMlfiOMlMMli !,BM3ElK2WHiiKMtK2Faim Rules of The Contest Read carefully the rules of this contest, as it will make it much easier, for the contestant With every yearly subscription to The Earlington Bee, accompained by $ i in cash, 3,000 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 advertising 100 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 accounts. But the best way to get votes is to secure subscriptions to The Bee, as the schedule of votes is so much greater for subscriptions than for anything else. You will be suprised how easy it is to get subscriptions to The Bee if you try. CONTEST CLOSES MAY ' 5, 1912 ;. L Watches, ClocLi Jewelry C. Wiley Fine Watch Repairing Webh Brothers, Groceries W. H. Whitford, Hardware, Stoves to understand the methods that are used. 2. No names of contestants will be pub1. No name of contestant will be khown, lished. 3. Every contestant gets 2,000 votes fo start with 4.f Everyjcontestant, gets a ,num-'be- r. 5. Standing of contestant's number published weekly. 6. "All votes must be brought 8 Tie votes in package 7. Votes must not be; written on in Thursdav for recording. with contestant's number and amount on top slip only. 9. Color of certificates will "be Votes are transferable only charged monthly and must be recorded monthly to count. 10 before recording 11. Contestant having largest number of votes on May 15?-- 1912, wins, the auto, 12, Contestants will not be permitted to solicit votes within our store or in frqhU i .1' of the .building. lK -- go. ,Send in Youf Nomination at Once and ' ' to Work for it George King & Son , Drutff. Dmii'tst Semi-Week- ly Sundries and Soda Fountain . . f t BARNES, COWAND & CO. nr J. try uooai, -- Bee, $1 Per Year 't INCORPORATED CI moisuBg. untie, vMi j'liiunary. t-t;j T . J.-- - xxmujr .-- J.. u TXf. mmmtmwmi 1 V t mmmm&mtmm '&& 'a t.. u.if. r1.--- ... 4 sou .-- T?..,v. fg Barnett & Stone, Liveryman iviti. mm lillSM ft: '?' "I '" -- fe.d-.' ','y?..i ".i.'. . 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