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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): October 20, 1911 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1911 bee1911102001_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): October 20, 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. fl " TUESDAY and FRIDAY b b if r IF ,, vv iBnppn E ht-i- o ir ,IT FOR SALE v r VbO DbNt AtWERTISE YOUR r?rf i BySINESS-jpyERTIS- ftj..jU) ;Ji:(alin - SmStolS f ti jlQ ( llU .1 AiUbMk EARUNGtbp,, HOPKINS COUNTY, tY ' ll.,,i " iiii J ( ' I FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, ' lfal T" ; ! V N: 84' M " 'i I I ' "" ' ' BARGAIN'DAY FOR THE BEE E&ry Saturday From Now Until the End of Auto Corn test The Bee WILL GIVE ",- - Madisonville Notes . i i luuiLUim r ,,,- juu 'i?t:ud : ""i' Sthool Notes .1. ., f ' '" ' -.- NINE' THOUSAND VOTES . Tne Boe has decided to. make every Saturday a bargain, 'day and from now until tlio end of the automobile contest will give 0,000 votes for every new subscriber and 6,000 for evory renewal seourod on Saturday. Tf youwan,t(o wn the $16,000 auto got busy for tbo Bee. Midnight In The Oiarks Semi-Week- ly and yot slooploas Hiram Scrantou, of ClayjCUy III,, coughed and coughed. He was In the mountains on the advice of five idoctora, who said lie had comBumntlqh, but foupd ,n6 h,elp in tlio climate and' startefl home,- - Hearlng,of Dp. King's New Discovery1 f ho began to'uselt. believe it.saved my life," he writes I 'for it made a new man of me, so that I can now do good work again." For all lungs disease, coughs, colds, la gripe, asthma, croup, whooping iough, hay foyer, hemorrhages. Hoarseness dr Iqnlrisy, Ms the" best Known remedv. PrlqejOo and $1.00. fcrlal bottle free. Guaranled by all 'I druggists. lTILLIAK FAV01S- - DIIS BUDDJEMLY ... WlhUm 'avoni, a" 'iubstkntial farmer Of the GrapeViBe Country, aid suddenly abJils hemeTdesday morning. lHa was,ittlsg.befdrotthe flea And drODD&d from his chair, tot the floor, when picked up tho twa.s' fond tnbedad. HP Va,a'the'fatpar drLde FnviirB, of tnlB 'place, 'who rnns a Bmall grocery and cold dnhik, Railroad ptrdt. Mr. Favors 'hastened to the bedside of tils father as soon aa 'possible He 'wft-th- e store in ohanre df this dauughter Artie whllo awa . tttod, on ment. -' JWhen ,tho tfoweia .(become ara. uuqohifottabto aud the longer this condition exists, tlio worse you fdeli You c'afl get rid of thlB micery quickly by unlng Her-binTake aldose oil 'going to bed and sfifl ,how fine ymi leal next iay. P.rjfce D0p. Sp.ld.bySt. Harvard ,Mlii- lpg Co., Inc.orporatod, Drug Depart. trro- ular. fyo,a ; e. ' t , ElnKfn ilVfWOt .fer ytfo h?artMtoHnUbt rri TTili Sheetlrjg .p,er' yard 5cJ Hbosery Hope Blehed Cot Qly t&il per yard 2 cnts.;; Hope 'arid troubles Jn.cAildd' liinot tQKaetor,, bLMer your jHCope Breached 'Cot an 6u tspoke,!) .prohlpltiqrilBt ualt county seut heartily in favor jton per yard 2 cents.. fivMin bfa druggists,ofwill bf X)hV Susan Marie Crutohfleld Was ap$t:0Q, reidipf Finest of the Loom' tents. est oi the Loom eUm bottle "is two .months'' teat- - bdfhed orgaqlst for this mouth. thfe. :on,per yard Kicked'By A llajt Hone. mm. seldom fa.U8; to perfect Domestic 12-Samuel telrch,,,qf Seetpwn', Wls.t ; fiJMfcY ftW. W" ,PPt;ira9Dia,iBsrQD stic 12-Kv,.janrl other states. Dr. E. Wt jPHmary 'Departmebt Wednesday Finest of the 'Loom haa'arndBt'naVrow "escape from'Ios-mOlfVe' Barnes, CoWand & iBaYnes, Gowand & IH'ir, 2926 uy stfe'dt.'St. ,qulB,, KfWhfioon. Coyle his leg. as n6 doctor could 'heal JMlBB Ir'auel visited thelthlrd Domestic 42 the frightful sore that developed, uriiKK'BiB iuu. ouiu' but at last Bucklin'B Arnic Salve r&tJeahd'Hlgh'Sdhddl Wedqejsdajyf iGoi Incorporated. Co. Incorporated parries, Co wand' & bured Itofcompletely. Its the greatest 'Bise'Ball aiteraoon. ulcers, burns, bolls, eczehealer - t S-- Geo. Stokes want "'The vfitub of Intellectual training Friday on business. Christian Church should not be measured Udgpther Ttf'n.Qin(?.iqgoDd' Jor Bjirhroat as F. B. HarrfB, of Madisonville, was; Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Young enterSunday-schobegins al 'tiiSO, F. by the dollar and, staudards. pr. Thomas' Electric Oil. Cures it In a 'few B'. tained alpariy bf young people at Jnto.wiflatura.v. Ihours. Relieves any pain' in any pare. Arnold, Superintendent. The Mrs. a "Rarebit" Wednesday evening at sonvilleW. H. Morton went to Mad Education, besltles fitting bbys and big'cbriteBt is now' on between this Saturday shopping, their home in South Main street. MIbsob Minnie and Leona Kington girls, to bcoiie, hrfl- - winners, qugijt the" First' school the school' to live Intellegently amid to fit them Bohiis Vote day a fchurclj aud Paducah, and.ofl,t,is i,mpor. Those present included: Misses wont to Madisonville Saturday. in tht;lr surroundings. Margaret and Louise McPherson, Fletbhdr Ashby", dfVHanson,' was Success. tant for all those who haye.Aprlde Amelia Price, Lurlme Coil, Frrncls in town Jast wpejk vlsjtirg friends. Frs.t,grada.jis piakjng an eflor,t. tp Howling andanJnterpstJn Earllngfo ,to;be Ebjln, Agnes Bajley, Mary Louise , T,he, enterLalnient'givenJby Misa be first in deportment, attendance In at.ten'dapce ,a,t the start fjCyjbtiB Lillian Grafiam and little Miss Jane and punctuality. Barnes, Cowand & contest to be couuted and thus help and Messrs'. Walker, B'eujaman waB well atterided. Bally Russol, Clem Armutrohg, u WANTED All the boys apd girls whole plan Miss Rallie Lalfoon went to with each along. The explained at of the conWilliam Ross, Montgomery Hole-maSaturday shopping. test will be of Earllngton between the ages of Co. gave the Suuday William Osbone, M. O. McKln-neMiss OmJeDlJUngham. of W'll.to six aad twenty that lhave,ohot yet school hour. New singing books Willis Waddell Leslie Robin- PlaloB, ,whp has been (visiting her epj'pljed in :thp Earllngton Gjaded purchase of Hose sold and every attraction to th'osV'wbo-wanson, Ohas. Jarrett and Brothitt, of Biseer, Mrs. Marvin Franklin, has and High to study School to do so at once. Saturday 250 and 500 bringyour-frlerids- the, Bible. ' Co'tno :Aad. .HopkluBvillo and Mrs. J. W. Miller. .returned home Miss Goldie Wier, teacher of the" M"iss Heloti Knox, of Midisopvllle 1b tho truest of her cousin, Barb Church services 10:30 Hlh Soh.qql. spent. Saturday and Blue Stocking Club . votes and the with a Bhort sermon beginB atTeachThomas. op "The Sunday visiting Miss Marjorie Whit- Tty) Blu Stocking Club, will meqt Mr. and Mrs. W. W Kington went fuia. ings, of Conscience." who, Saturday afternoon at tbo borne of to NHfihvlllo Sunday night. ammount of Hose they not wish to remain to Those'.Comun-lo-don the Miss Mary Motttpjh.aad prUn.rs SuggBtreeti Miss Isabell Gardner in MIbb Bessie Bailpy, of White service will certainly to retire before have an pppor(tijnity. Plains, atteded the services liqr.o teacher, spent Saturday in Evan-vlll- a sqld was Brothitt, Suilday. that seryqa b.eglna.. Ohas. Jarrettt aud John ' vlBltlng frl,endiai i, No,service at, night be.caqae. o'f tho Pete Morton left Sunday for CH. u Attendance, .hajbe.en yery low wonderful. Hopklnsville, arevisitUig frlouds of " r.eviyal, at the Methodiat Church., ' In Madisorivllle. ,; forhiu to spend the winter. Misses Agnes and Nannie 'Barn' throughout the school, for the past Tuesday the Ladlea' Don't forget the lajrOTv A(d .Society afternoon with Mrs.'W.' hill. and. I va Stanley, of Madisdti-yjy- week, on account of the epl'odmlc of will roppt . a branch office for Mad Bee has , 1 . V T T" , attended servlc.es here SuiW colds. iiy 2fet votes our re- - B. Yinsgn, on Norh,Railr,Qad,Sreet. sou'vllle people In Morton's FurnU day. Annie Hen m lAllladleBof the church ,and,ady Miss Susie Marie Crutohflvld. ,pf ture Store. If you want advertl-- l lor the past ceivedy Earlluglliiu, was the guest of Mlas some, . of the. 'tlpnds of the church are myit9d o lpg or Job work or wish to subscribe ' j Geneva Hart Sunday. .rt i attend. for the paper, call up number 4. MiBS'Hattio Morton spent Sdnday 'Mativ of the feci 100I Ulldren saw Manager. iggest Bargains eve.r Tuesday evenirig the Young People's Aileen Davis, night In Madisonville. the falling, mjetepr Tuesday night meetlng'at thb churchYbiag-ChristiaMrs. JHarry Lilly left.WedneBdaV Jl'heipcQtraoted meetings began ,t October; lt,uWufco 180 d'cl 6'dk. given' in Jhe county in people' are Invited to dbme-lan'for a viBi't to relatives in thaiiew Ohr,l8la;i, Qhurch 8und.av afternoon MeBdaies Hj R. McCreary Kud ulghjt. Conducted by Rev. JJ. Wf to Invite their friends to come Morganfleld. Wright, of Hartford. , JErnbjt'RshVvfiIte'd' the Srd.' 'grade Ho$e. Thfey say they (with tbem, 'ikisseff Mario Louise Walker, and; (Tuesday. .They seem to be highly Wednesday evening will ' be the Nari'Kirkwood, of Madisonville, at--' ws iilvthb cir w;dssdiv. ' "" ' 3d with their phlldrep.'e 'ffiork; gave ' out something' Midweek meeting. th.nded.service.a here sunday. IGniU tWe make a'j?e$lalr of ilola two Thursday evening. Music rehearttdre of 'the parents to Misea fiybll.O'Bryant antiFatr-le,g- h IvisitthoflQhobl.durioilr.schoolshourB. lik Biij,tbr.4e colorwork. 1,000,000 votes sal. All pjngersiare iuyited to atSlaytqn, and Mopprs.. Thomaa. claBsv lob work' that will give satis Rob'Insbu and Leonard Slsk, ipont aa tlieir presence now'anti'then'heipB tend. Mr. F, D. Rash,, leader., faction see our pampas ,and ,et Sunday afternoon in Ear'llngto.n. The membera and friends of the to; inspire the 'pupils to do. better Saturday. Christian churoh are looking a,noh Pfifce,9a tho Mac(iso.nville Geo Blanks, df Madisduville, waB wdrk. to the beginning of 'the reFunnturo Storaj in town visiting friends Tuesday. Office Irt Morton' vival In that church November Cth. JDho Junior ClasB has now been iNiEW bus'inEbs J. Hi Vannoy, of Madisonville, Bitpplied with new AXttEflK Davis, Maua,ger. )& HARLIHGt'EON preparations are now in progress Ciceros, and are waB in town Sunday. for .the meeting. The .evangelist C O. Dobbuia, manager of the Mr. and Mrs. Cie.vo Medlook and doing excellent work. will reach Earllngton on Nov.,0'th, HOiikiriB'Ou.OlJeraJlvfe'Btore in this, Mrs. Will O'Bryant went to n A pupil of tho Primary depart Ernest Brinklcy Builds News Stand on Several members of the Christian ' cfty, rej'Jriiea torLtoui8vlled WedFriday afternoon shopping. ment, on being asked' ' Was church have been attending the' reMain Street the Mr, and Mrs. Elgie Sisk, Mi,s,s Mayor of Earllngton, who nesday. vival at Mortons Gap this ' week. replied:- - Mr, ' MlsesAd(iie'aiiti LUttcla Wring West add Mr. Covvatid, of Earllng:. Bonrland and Mothershead. Ernest Brinkley Is erecting a news The revival will probably continue services Iift lleBday or Vic'enhes, 'Jtid., ton, attended Anhmore.here Sunday. As a stand' on M&in street on the site of through next week. Miss Annis result of the visit to the San- the.old.ono and viiere thoy,wer.a cHlijd on account the gueBt of MIeb Jenkins itary Oar,, on of tho pupllB in the have completed, will in.a few .days Dean's Regulates cure constipation, tone the a neat building. Hampton Suuday. dt tHu Iifileas of'thelr alst'er. grade said to his teacher, He,jw4Jl,h,aud,le all the magazines Stomach, stimulate the liver, promote dlxestiaa McGary, of First Mr, ank Mrs. Walter and, periodicals and, run, a fIr,st(claSB and appetite' and easy passages of the bowels. Get the habit of coming to the ' Earllngton, spent Tuesday night "May I gd Out in the middle ot the, newsstand. Any newspaper or mag- Ask your druggist foi them, aj cents a boi. 'office of 'the branch roadand spit." with Henry Browning and wifd.. azine phhted can be ordered from Bee, at Morton's Furniture Store, 'Mr. and Mrs. Owen Oldham and Mjss Mary Mothershead had .a Mr. Brinkley. Geo. King Makes Opening Speech at when you wunt engraved cards, em. llttlebon J. D , spent .larger attendance on Tuesday after-nqqHis Home Town bossed letterheadd, duuee tickets or Tuesday .night with Mrs.. Oldbana's A'good remedy for a'b'a'd cough is than' she haB had for several programs. We have the best and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jphnnle jBaUard'sHorehbnnd Syrup. Ij heals 0eo. King the" Republican, candi'Weeks. Davis. the lungs and quiets Irritation. Price date for legislature made his openlet us figure wJth you on prices. " BOo and $1.0Q.per bottle. Sold"by ing speech In his campaign1 ait" St. P,08t card pictures of each joom 25c, Aileen Davis, Manager. Incorporat- Cnarle8,;hls bromd town Wednesday ;iq ,Bphodl are.heing taken by Mr. St.Bernard.jyinJng.Co W.onde;r A ed Drug Department. . night. ,He, Bpoke In. tbo MaporMe Cojqbltt this wqqk. The Texas Wonder oures kidney' Hall to a, large and enth.uBlasuo .auBrown and, our e,B. diabetes, weak And: Ame iKeunoth Nisbet was appointed ' )Hoosery Ha was, Introduced, Brown dience. of'Madlsoville, a few y, JD. well R. Fox, backs, rheumatism, and al) JtrrPKH jMb;ftr,Ian. pf ,tho, school 'Wednesday Sheeting per yard 5c. lafltiBB df bladder troubles. raraov- - fekn;appi5ta.n1tB.wlll be .appointed at' chosen remarks. Mr. King wllL spphes .the per yard 5,q. msk.e,Biuamb.prpf campaign, Inhe,. I a Iftlbpth meniand women. lRegdfetea' Bleached Got- - l'nWravel.ahe- kidneys and Whttldljir., theextjneeting-o-f the Llb"r'ariah rmg the, 7 Barebit" to Norton.viUb " ' Jjirer. There was an excellent at tendance and we hope that, all will the present next Tuesday. Though pur.work for this time was.wplldone, 1 Wn'dll nof h'.n. ''hlV If' A'o.; Vwn'm&Vl'H better and Intend to make it sb. ' . . , ; cf-nt- s 't4t ChufcH Notes i Mil1. iilfi i' ur- fc,i..,ii ol Lucy-Fciwcet- c Ear-llngto- n, y, . , Auto These Semi-Week- W a, xteffidwh , I? ' o , n- n . d ( fypant -- , , , for-jwa- rd . ( EarJ-lug'to- of-S- t Char-les.'w- aa Semi-Week- ly n, I J(tm , . ' ? 7-- Af't-'K- -' . 5.- -2 ;msat-apd- , 2. GfeqiMdthni-sheadvlBite- 2, V- , Otho Fowler Looses Home by Fjre rS't'hn MadIs0nVlllB"Gmb'"wrenp"fB,ehtT'(b' tako part In the shoot. Toe scores ' '' ave as followt 21 Harry Anderson 21 ,...' Chas. 'Trahern. to loose his home on main street id, Ma'disonvllle by Are Wednesday Aiwfirftl visitors- from 'morhlnc. The orlirln of the fire is'. Fowler had the misfortune. unknown. '....:.'...:' EaMooro IW.;5all ,, ,;...,.... Eobt.Stoinbaugh ; W.E. Klrkwdod,. y.J3.R8h 20 20 17 IB s. ..,....: ,.-- 15 Hnry Martin...... Roht. Priest Leslie Bovd ;.;... t ..'. .... - hia way in ovne pf tho roomB and on( .18' account oi the amoKo. V- -r-1 Hustler red'. It is thought the bouse, coula have been saved if the fire depart-- ' ment had been able to- reach the flre In time, but for some reason, tney were lor.tymve, minuie.Betiing th'e hoBe connected, and dy thi tlnfe tie walh.wore falling, iMr, Fowler had'a very narrow escape byloosing o,C,ourt, - office when" tho Are Mr. Fowler waB At, the Eug. oidnam Dr. O. B Johnson ........ i .'.... ,.... ry ?t. a. AifTd ....;.,.: J.E. Baker .' GjlbertlCiug :, . . v . .7 H. O. Bourlund'. v.,."..:.7 Jim Brown; V.J. ...0 Dr. E. A, Davis ..'.? G Will Williams '.'..... 5 , D.P. Banks :. Brick Southwortb ," : .i '"; .; 'g 8 i i fl r Don't trlflq with a 6olcl Is godcf advice for prudent men and women. be vital in paHo dfa It mayis' nothlpgibetter than child. Tporo Oduph RenedyTor copehs and colflB In: ohlWren. It Ts aaf.e and sure. 'For sale by aU. dealers. . .Oham-be.tflaiti- '8 'i . Millinery that count James 0. Dahiman,v ".Cowboy" Majror "' The best plaster. A piece of flanof Omaha, Throws t"he iariat.' nel .dampened, with Chamberlain 'b Mayor- Jas. O. Dahlman is- ot an LuiiniQUt and bound ,on over the lutetestmg and improasiyo .nersour afrcictod parts is quperlof.td ft, Rips- alltv.' Startilicr his career as a cow- - ter aiUI- Vcba ' ojlly 'one Mth as bdy, h.o,la at.brpe'nt Mayor of Omaha? much. For poio oy an cieaiers. ana nas tee louowiug reenru w m credit: Theriff of Dawes Co, Nep1., Mlrm .R mf lUnrinnc .Gap,1. .Ras.ses three terma; Mayor of Uhadrou, Commltee-man- , i' At i:iJAl A terms, Deino'cr'atid Nafl rtvay eight years; Mayor of Omaha, sixyoara, and in 1910 Oaudtdate for Was. B, Lowiiiiatii.uged citizen, Writihg to ot Mortoiis Gap, passed away Wod Governor, of Nabruska; Foley & Co., Chicago.htf fiayB: I n4riv mnrniiiir &i tho.HooklnBV.Ule'i have taken Foley Kidney P' " beeu several' the have giveil me' a great jlpal of, alsylh'm,wcere, s,o I cheerfully recommend jweek on accost pt'.fableinlnd relief ' ' by ii.l'hpal.th and lnflrm-itiethem. ." 0. ' Yours truly, (signed) JameH due to.ollAge. How.asa highDahlmap, ' , ,( iMi-'had many oom oy oc. joeruaru iuuhuk " i ly respected 'ci'tlzeinih'd frjenda JR tlftMortonsHGap couptr.t Incorporated Drug Department. . i:''. .Earllngton vb Madisonville at. EWjpg"t6h Bia'eb'an Pafk Spntlay Obt.2e. 'Game called at 8;00 p. 'm.' tbla 111 ibe one, of the fastest g'ames pf,;theseasQn as.Bprdpp.th.e,0!1 PHI Blluger will do the. Bla,b work tor Eaflingtriil with Dayfs,be.-- . tiliidthe bat. Burden has1idbeen' tho pjtolilug sensatloual ball Bluegra.Bp, League .this, season mak. lng,a,record of 16 strait games,, he was alad couajdereo one of the best hitting pitchers in the league. lias. also strengthened for this gaipe They bavp threa pitchers to, pick from, Myers, Fay and Markam, the latter who has heen doing Baseball Blunts in the Central League. t'18-laWMad-JsOUvil- le bt' Blfd and Arbor I)ay will be ob- Beryjsa by all the grades of qurhoq ppCt. '1. isaoh pupil will wjrjte ,a pqajsi'tlqn ' on ' "Why we rjoul.d Pjqept and Extend' Our Forests", and "Why we 8hould Proteot Our. d Biirs." Each prade will be by tho pupil having the best co.m,pQst'tlon. The writer of the best com,position, in the entire scnool will .repre-sont;e- Ep. iincoi poratd-- . Tbe liihHUKer (Stock Co. (Presented) To a very fair size house 'Thurs- ma, scalds, cuts', corns, bruises and plleson earth. cbld-sbre- s, Try It. 25o. at all druggists- - Strike Threatened at Providence ce day night "Her LaarChance.' The The high sohool boys of Provl-deupljjjy, w,as,very shprtbut had a few are contemplating a walk out very, stirrlqg points in connect"' on account of the trustees 'barring With It. They play the "Dlxte Girl' athl"tlc games. Friday night. - - to lnn a ; . p he-ha- B .;.;; His -- ' , -- afRcepy: Prices, Vhes, npyJeapd Quality Lowest : VHo Co. i Gpand '$2; U6jfpMi$l ,;'''' Kt- - alem Baptist oh,urob and lived an .active christian life.. He, is survived, County Unit py two cnuareu, oiib. iuui xuuwh- ' EdL.Ypung, ,D3m,ooratlci qandir-rfiitfor leffielAtura ODened Wa oamr- ini:and Goocb Lovair both of Wedx ,tons Gap. The' funeral was held Ipaigoat tiesaajv mgpc, ,i,p wns, ipvmm, m ipence oi w, v.uJA,iiuiign oy wev. .. po.uty uult ull. ,iHH". P &1 K'Hcs !C. lntirpint took bhelo liHtoftAfclp.Hddrm at tll f" VftWKtWWeAM tX rRenting'. Ed L- - JM1 Youn's' Pledges Vote For, Aft'" Infrer -- ql) Jft n - WUsph'-Sphoolhops- e yiflW?1 $ftt , reqqlve a reward. The girls of the Earllngton High Sehpol, met and organized their Basket Bali. Team. .A, ball. has beep ordered and. ftp. soou as. it arrives and the who. t.h,e.r. will permit; the girls will begin playing.. The captain has not yet been, elected, as It waa a tie between Elizabeth Lorg and.Frantes MqEHatnck.. Music is being-taughin the firt grade, thlsyear something that has not been done before. The little ones are making1 excellent progress. The school building has' boen auj plied throughout, with new cooler and for sanitary purposes each pupil has beep supplied with individual drinking cups, The Girl's Choral Club met lu Iho High School robm,' Tuesday Opt. 17. On account of School wdrk, this was (the first meeting held this year, but It Wai very interesting and the work done was excellent. ' 'Wo have Ta'bout the'sarne hUmber 6f nopfanaa,'. but the altd singers' have more than doubled, H'nd five' dbrng crodi table Wtf'fjk. A'bdaihess raeotltig was held (,af trWards' ahtt dfilcorswere ejected abioiipwtf:-Mie- s Gojaie vvior, ui .rpfetbrj MWs'Sue .like 'Willis! Soa-- t Sisk, Treas '' . . . t M CM bt'iT' -- !Efif Vffipmotutely PMim-r.i- ' - Economizes Butter, Flour, Esjfls; makes the food more ajipcflziaij and wholesome i.- - s. .. Xkci.ooly Baldajr Powder made Irony Royal Girape CreamotTartap . - iiMXifpt; ZS. g Afc y if ...minrhri mi" Ti,fc -- aa -- wrrr- V- - rfrV ,'W N9assrv yfsy: ' J. ' vLbeAVve 4 ' Subscription Rates One Year .$1.00 , . fc BRIGHTEN UP ,k V Sju. , INOTICE A. "A,. l JP - . J ASSOCIATE EDITOR ANO BUSINESS MANAGER PAUL M. MOORE. EDITOR AND PUBUSHBR J. E. PAWOBTT Six months... Three months Siniflo copiea. 50 26 . .., 6 Sp9oimen copiea mailed freo Member of Kentucky Press Association and Second District Publishers league Kentucky, Phone No. application. Correspondents wanted tn all parts of the on county. AddreBs us for par- ticulars. Maii-sanvill- Branch Office in Morton's Furniture Store, 119 South Main Street, 4-- MISS e, AILEEN DAVIS, Mgr. Telephone 47 u. ... Friday, October 20, 1911 UMIII ...... ......... I.. ......... ...... m tfi soribed in soyeral tracts; description of which can be Been on appliTho man who whispers down a cation to the undersigned, or a sufwell ficient quautity thereof to produce About the things he has to sell the sum of $52,000 25 the amount of re Will never reap a crop of dollars money so ordered to be made and new pieces of he who climbs a tree and Like $1,122 80. the costs hereof. arrangement and you will' be "hollers." TERMS: Sale will be made on a credit of six months. The purchas- in a nejv home next year. er will be required to gtvo bond, Think about this. Then with approved security, for the pay SPECIAL COMMISment of the purchase money, to have call and look at our new CurSIONERS SALE the force and effect of a Judgment, No. 82 8.852 bearing legal Interest from the day tains, Rugs and Mattings, that No. 83 69,082 of sale wltn a Hen reserved upon will be a comfort when the No. 84 Hopkins Circuit Court. 2,000 No. Plaintiff. said property, until all the purchase R. E. DoNNKtii 85 2,000 days are cooler. money haa been paid. No. 86 Vs. Fotice of Sale In Equity. 2,000 fc Co., Inkerman-Baile- y No. 87 2,000 Maurice K. Gordon Brighten up your kitchen No.,. 88 ...... , Special Commissioner Hopkins Cir....Defendants. 82,688 ' By vlrture of a Judgment and Or cuit Court 2,000 too with a Hoosier Kitchen No. 89 der of Sale of the Hopkins Circuit No. 90 26,691 Cabinet. No. 91 Court, rendered at the September LOOK! LOOK! 2,000 V torm thereof, 1011, In the above No. 92 4,021 No. styled canse the undersigned will, 93 8,862 v WILKEY & BLAIR on Monday the 6th. day of NovemNo. 94 16,02 ber, 1011, between tho hours of ten Only Cash Grocers in Earlington No. .95 80,805 No. o'clock a. mi and three o'clock p. in., 96 2,000 No. 97 ..'. at the court jbouse door in the town Mr. Customer, listen what the cash 4,962 Furniture and Undertaker No. 98 of MacJlBonville, Ky,. (being County grocery men tell you. louknow it 108,683 Court day) proceed to expose to Is a fact, when you buy at a cash No. 99 2,000 NoT 100 PUBLIC SALE to the highest bid- grocery they will Bave you 20 per 2,000 ; der, the following described proper- cent to tho dollar. When you pay No. 101 2,000 .' ty viz. No. 102 118.406 your cash to a grocery wno runs FIBST; A certain lot ot parcel credit business you are then paying Following is . 2,000 of No. 103 of land In fee simple, lying on both tho high and outrageous prices that No 104 2,000 sides of the Lonisvills & Nashville the No. 105 '...'. 2,000 Automobile Contest- No. credit men have to pay. You railroad, UBt east of Mauitou, and are also paying part on some man's 106 2,000 fronting on tho public road. Be- account who has beat the credit No. 107 . 2,000 ants Date ginning in the middle of the Provl-denc- p ,. . No. 108 2,000 man. Therefore take your 1 and Madlsonville road, where grociv to the cash grocery, Wilkey No. 211,043 No. 109 2,000 money 2 4,860 No. 110 the north line of the right-o- f way of & Blair, the only caBh groceryIn No". 2,000 No. 3 101,087 No. the Louisville & Nashville railroad ; , . 54,346 company intersects the south line Earlington. No. 4 No. 112 2.9 2,000 Yours respectfully, of said road, near the first crossing, 6,032 No. 113 13,629 ; Wilkey & Blair. No. 5 ....:. No. east of Maniton, and ruuuiug thence 2,79,2 No. 114 2,000 7 No. with middle of said public road 9. 8,829 no. .; ..."."..:.:,."." 2,000 The Five Great, Pisces. 52(1-- 2 W. 184 poles to t. Btone; thence 8 In answer to the question, "What No. 2,003 No. 116 2,000 S. 4 W. 89 polas to a stone on the are the Ave great races of mankind 7" No. 9 78,954 No. 117 '. 18 971 ; south side of a branch; thence up a Chinese student replied, said Bishop No. 10 , 2,000 2,000 No. 118 said branch with its meanders and Montgomery at tho anniversary of the No. 11. 62,162 No. 119 85,510 the southern bank thereof, general Society for the Propagation of Uie No. 13 8,111 No. 120 2,000 Qospel, reports the London Mall, "the course S. 2 E. 2 No. 14 poles to a hundred yards, the hurdles, 8,235 No. 121 '. 2,000 the quar- No. 15 stake and passing the fork thereof ter mile, the mile and the three '. 2,0u0 No. 122 61,032 And continuing ou up the southern miles." In another paper a Chinese No. 16 8,568 No 123 2,000 and southeastern bank of the north student Bald that "Out or sight, out ot No. 18 2,499 No. 124 i 4.400 erh fork of said branch with its mind," could be explained in two No. 19 6,033 No. 125 2,000 r meanders general course, S. 881-- 2 words, "invisible. tn3anu." No. 20 4 029 No. 126 . ."". ,,..'. .' .', 2,000 E 20 poles N. 70 E 14 poles S. 84 E. No. 21 7,28.1 No. 127 2,000 29 2 poles to tho center line of said How'b This? No. 23 r ... 2,006 No. 128 47057 thence with said lino We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any No. 24 23,222 No. 129 . 2,000 case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's No. S.,G9 2 poles to the intersection 25 . 2,000 No. 130 2,000 Catarrh Cure. wjith the south lint of said right-of- No. 26 2,000 No. 131 2,600 ., V. J. CHENEY 4. CO , Toledo. 6. way'; thence 80 feet to the beglunlnp-- . No. 27 2,iOO. No. 132 2,000 C?nj;alnlning exclusive Of the OllUroh Cheney for ihe latt 15 jear, and believe him No. 28 23,401' No. 133 2,000 perfectly bonorabe.in all business transitions, No. 27.1-- 2 lot and railroad 29 2,404 No. 134 . ..." ',. 2,000 ...-- . notes. Tiieie-UQinreserved out or and financially able ' to carry out any obligations No. 30 '2,000 s... . 8870 No. 135 ..'. firfti. , said boundary the church lot, as inadsby his WaLDING, Kt!4NAN& MARVIN, 1, No. 31 29,059 No. 136 , 2000 located' in tlio'N. V. Corner thereof, No. O Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. 74,021 i'. eseeeeteeeee. 2000 No. 137 Hall's Catar.-- Cure fs taken internally, 'acting No. and it is understood that the Louis.' 33 ...' 2,160 .'....'..: 2,000 No. 138 ville & Naslivllle.rnllroad Co. has a directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of No. 34 7 . '. 8,075 2,000 No. 139 the Testimonials sent free. Pi ice 73c y this boundry 40 per system Sole byall Druggists. No. X40 No. ;. 2,000 bottle. fee,tjiV width on each side of the Take HaU's'Family Pills for constipation. .". No. 36 2,300 2,00?; No. 141 center of Bald tract. No. 37 2.000 2,000 No. 142 Money us an Edible. SECOND: Also nil the coal ui.d I ." '5,462 Denham "A Harvard professor says No. 38 2,000 No. 143 ....'...".. T rninliiK and mineral privileges be- that the average man eats .' .' No. 39 2,000 2,000 No. 144 longing at the darn of the filling of of his salary ' Mrs Denham "All the No. 40 ; I 85,502 2,000 No. 145 .October is the month nature puts on its red and complete line of Piece Goods for Suits and Overcoats. New Rugs and garment. taken both for. immediate and future Helivprv. K Draperies will work as great a change in the beauty of hGuarariteed. ; your home. .Your presence will be appreciated. A look from You can make the change next week when you ..clean we ask. house, without extra trouble and at little expense. A' few . To the Young Men, Middle Aged and the. older ones, too. " T On Oct. 18, 19 an4 30 we will have a"speciaf Man right from the Factory Representing the Globe Tailoring Co. for Men with a Youror-de- r -- Saticsfarrinn Furniturea "...CO. BARNES, COWAND & Incorporated You Can Always Spend you is all .m & The Busy Store Earlington, Ky. an Hour of Real Pleasun at ' T 1Ae While Waiting WOK! ...... ...'....' PRINCESS for Trains In Madl&onvMe Special Matinees Saturdays Music by Orchestra " w G. A. Morton New pictures changed daily Pay them a visit JJ Madisonville, Ky. Standing ...$; YOU Borvlces, Law-KK- WANT a Better to Ill 6'..: n ..... V.-..- .. 1 DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE Merapfcls wr Piahvill or KBexville, That question will be asked you almost daily by business men seeking your If you qualify take tho DraughonTrnluIngandshow ambition to rise. Moro BANKERS Indorse DRAUGHQN'S Colleges than indorse all other s colleges COMBINED. 48 Colleges in 18 States. International ronutatlon. BoiilKj Tnwr!tlaf, l'f BMMifclp, EajrlUh, Sptlllair Arithmetic, loiter Wrltlnr, BhImh auxllUrr breaehn. Good POSITIONS GUARANTEED undr reasonable eondltkwi. Heme Study. Thousands of bauktaih- Bookkeeping, bookkeepers ail over tho United States say that Draughon's ters, bookkeepers, and stenographers are New System of Bookkeeping saves, them holding good positions as tho result of from 25 to 50 perccntinworkandworry. taking Draughon's Home Study. Skertfeamd. Practically all V. S offiCATALOGUE. For prices op lessons cial court reporters write tho System of BY MAIL, write Jno. F. Draugiuw, Shorthand Draughon Colleges teach. President, Nashville, Tenn. Fotfree cat Why? Because they know It is the best. alogue on course AT COLLEGE, write busi-nesKK JOB? Teaser Faducak, Ky,, or Evium vllle, Ia4. 70-1-- 84-1-- No. 160 No. 161 No. No. No. No. No. No. 1-- .I.....' right-of-wa- y; 1-- ..... No. .- 1 j ,... j No. No. "171 No. 172 No. 173 162 163 164 165 ., 106 '. 167 168 170 ', . .'.,,...." ..' ...., j '.' t 2,000 ' History ol Canary Wine. 2,000 Canary vriuea nave bveu known lor 2,000 eenturie and winemumng nua bvea 2,000 an important Industry, altnouKo lately 110,723 Madeira naa outpointed it in uie com. Tbe grapevine wan taken 8,202 petition. to tne Canary inlands iron Crete la 50,624 47,612 tne niteentli century. " 71,400 Notice 2,000 60,214 For the next two ws'k Twill .tH 89.818 40c coal-Wl- s ant 50W'S for.... 850 . ., .105,019 oou ouhi iious aim u votes lor... 80o . , 2 800 Now Ih tho time to buy flrn Horeoiift, . 85,468 nurner.v creena and (lro boards, 003 We soil clitup and givH voter, wlili right-of-wa- v. y; ( rliibt-oNwa- J a ;, ...;... : ; ;....; No.' 174 No. 175 No'. 170 ;No. 177 ..... . .....' ". ,.... No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No -- one-fourt- h this suit to dHt'emlant, Inkerman-Bailey- , K rfllstingof 53 tracts, lying together British Agriculture. No. 47 and forming one body, immediately Nearly 16 per sunt, ot the people eJ No. 48 south of said 27 2 acre tract, de- - Britain live by agriculture, , No. 49 f No. No. No. No. No. 50 Sr. in, to and under a tract new and clean.' of about 2 700 acres of land, situate dying; and being ou the waters of Woman lovos a cleat, rosy complexion, Eur Pogue's Pond, Clear and RoseCrek, dock Bload Ditters purifies the blood, cleats thfl' 'In Hopkln? Couuty, Ky., and con- - skin, restores ruddy, sound health. moro reason why bank bills should be No. No. Np. ,... 41 81,652 No. 146 , 42 43 No. No. No. 44 45 46 -- . 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 f When you fool dull, out of sorts, discouraged. half alck and everything: seems to be ffolsgr wrong-- , you can blamo it on your liver. It is torpid. You need ...." ;..K - 2,000 No. 147 2,000, No. 148 2,000 No. 149 2,000 No. 160 2,000 No. 161 .' 2,300 No. 152 " 2,000 No. 163 2,600 No. 154 2,800 No. 155 120,840 No. 156 2,860 No. 157 2,000 No. 158 2,072 No. 159 4 076 . ., 2,000 No. 2,000 No. 2,000 No. 84,918 No. 2,00b No. 178 179 181 182 183 184 185 180 187 188 189 190 101 ... .f.V. ... &.x ...VV. . '-- ..,...;. ....:.... ... ., .j. ..,. . ". . . . .'. . ..182 :. A ..;,.... .,.- '..'.. '....' 4. i .. .8,81 overy 19,052 . 18 8 )0 purohHse ' ...... l5Ci.2 16851 ...,'. - 48:74 87.039 08537 .' 90,684 .107,122 8,000 79,842 12,054 Often 40,560 Ethel-r'Ta- pa, e here's a of the old woman who lived In a shoe and bad so many children hn didn't know what to do. Why did she live in a shoe?" pan nho iiv In a shoe because she couldn't cet a Bat with' all those children." pie-tur- Little J W. H. Whitfobp. Good Reason. Tho Kidneys Aro ky Ow-Wir- ,,.:.".., i..V. ..' 1 2,000 2,000 2,000 18,291 Weakened k. 2,000 2,000 40,516 2,000 2,000 No. HERBI NE A lUdtein of Powr in All LIvtr Disorders. Whea th'e Hver la torpid, It throws impurities lata th' system, which hamper every organ in the body. The result Is that functional processes are sot properly carried on. Impurities get into the blood, the stomach is bilious, the kidneys weak and tho bowels Irregular generally constipated. Herblne clears out all these impurities, opens up tho obstructed channels, strengthens the torpid liver, cleanses the blood, purifies and regulates tho bowels. After the system has been thus overhauled, there Is an Immediate improvement Appetite roturns, digestion Is good, the spirits rite, the mind clears of gloomy forebodings and everything looks bright And cheerful, which means, sound, health; pondltlons everywhei is the body. w No. No. No. Ko. 2,000 5,7 u8,Q9Q Special Engagement lurt No. No. , 2,000 2,000 0.889 at the far tteo nighta TEMPLE THEATRE No. No. No. No. No. 2,000 k. i 6.710 2,000 4,718 '. 4 No. No. No. No. No. 70 71 72 78 74 75 :.. ... 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 8.700 E0.803 October Wand 20 A great big Skew OPENING PLAY "HER 19,800 LASTCHANCE Pries 50c pr Bottl. jMgtr.muwt tT.uwcwt, mntsm To cure Smarting Eyeball, Sore Kyes 0 Weak tight, mb Stepbea Eye JSalve. 3oi.eANoKcoMwMenlvl Ii No. No. No. No. No, No, No. No, No.- ..., ,,..,... 28 668 2.000 2,000 82,188 Vaudeville between Acts Elegant Wardrobe PRICES 25, 35 AND S 76 77 78 79 80 f '1 " ! - ST. BERNARD MINING G0( lncorporated..DruDep.rtmfnt, j '' ) ..'.... e 2,000 2,000 71.812 89&1 44.W3 k Saattm SaleUt $. - Start 'j . -- -- krr4 - and Tar Compound promptly. exposure, and when ycfu feel a After cold CENTS coming on. take Foey'a Honey and TarComDound.lt checks tttui I levee. Use no substitute, The e In a yellow paedage always. Drug Sold by at, Barnard Mining Oo h"m Incorporated Department. gen-nin- can understand how quickly your en- anectea anu now every organ seems to fail to do Its duty, If you are sick or feel badly," begin taking the great kidney remedy, Dr. Brleka That Will Float Kilmer's Swamp-RooA trial will conTbe Inventor of a new form vince you of its great nifcrit. n left bricks claims they are Inpervlous The mild and immediate effect of to moisture and so liet thev . fWamp-Roo- t, the n kidney u" bladder remedy, Is gfeat realized. and fa water. soon It stands the highest because Its remarkable health restoring Drooerilea have ho Take Your Cosmos Colds Seriouly woven In thousands ot the most distressCommon oolda. severe and fronnonf ing cases. If you need a medicine you1 lay the foundation of.chronio disease snoum nave the best. 4 Sk, ed conditions of the nose and throat Sold by druggists In VBSSSBHSRBSflBSSiM uuy-ceand mm may aeveop into Drononitls, sizes. Von mav pneunmonla, consumption, for all M coughs and colds'lri ohildren and In have a sample bottle jIIEjjjKS-gjguy man tree, 1jk a; SsHBiiiiiiiiiiiV grown person, take' Foley 500 votes. Please turn they do most and should have attcation youf votes in each Wednesday by first. Therefor. whn your kidneys are weak or out of order, 5 o'clock. you BARNES, COWAND & CO. Inntperalti mjc oouy is Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. Weak and unhealthy kidneys are reBonus Vote Day on Ladies' and sponsible for much sickness andsuff ering, inereiorc, u Kidney Men s Neckwear. With each cash trouble is permitted to fcontinue, serious repurchase 25 and 50c for neckwear sults are most likely to follow. Your other we will give 250 bonus votes. With organs may need at each 75c and $1 cash purchase for tention, but your kidneys most, because neckwear Saturday, Oct. 21 y t. K -- nt one-doll- ar SrsgRsa'F-- ' i Honey TUt)1tHlA Jrjr r r puiuer irouDie. Aientton tnis paper when writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co.. filnzkamton. N. Y. Don't inaV.nn v miZ. take, but remember the name, Swamp-Xoo- t, and don't let a dealer sell yoa MBtiiBi iaplace of w cuMppouuea. Swamp-Root-r-- iitnorawapjt. r"i"" aTTI. ii,yyon nave jciduey or uiv iu uuu ous jw if w W H6' Ki pf jqMMaifriid X DAE. A JMJUW DR. Life BP' L C. RAY Ralph DudleyChlsT holm visited frJendB" in Pembroke - ,vlr v" r and Lihder -- v m r f v k f"W JJIlyr"'-'- t . mirn-i-i mm ' i wmt . Tfil BVANBVILLl' COU. SIJtT-WJ&IKL- i Drs. Hardin t Ray Sunday. Assorted candles 'in handsome pnokngss from So to $5 00 at the Star IEE AND BIE FOE $2 AKD 50 CIS. Y Life Saver DOCTORS SPECIAL COMMlS 1 r, ' SIONER'S SALE r t . . fcr' r At- ' In a letter from Branch-lan- d, Tom Stokes Is visiting his home W. Va., Mrs. Elizafolkn In Dawson, Ga. PttinUtt Extracting beth Chapman says: "I anti Porcelain Wark Flue watch repairing, suffered from womanly L. 0.' WiMY, Jewrler, troubles nearly five years. High C1h Dtntittry h w Sptckky Earllngtoti, Ky. All the doctors in the county did me no good. I took Misses1 Rdby Slsk and, Katie Mur-re- ll motored to Madisonvilln Thrura-da- y Madmnmlle, Kentucky Cardui, and now I am enafternoon with" the Oldham tirely well. I feel like a boys; new woman. Cardui saved my lifel AH who suffer Groceries In daily, I keep Fresh from womanly trouble what you want. Fresh butter Jnst should give Cardui a trial" 1 and eggs on haud aft the time. Give News Town L. E. MoEuen. me your trade. E61 Charlie Burden, of Columbus, Of who has boon pitching baseball In Mr. and Mrs. "W. A. Randolph and the Columbus American Associalittle daughters are vlsltlngjelativos tion League, is visiting relatives in Take la Trivia: oounty. Earlington this weok. He will pitch a game for the local team Sunday The celebrated Th Woman's Tonic against Madlsonville. line of chooolates at tho Star 50 years of proof have The Star Restauiaut has installed Miss Emily Black, of Louisville, two handsomo candy cabinets well convinced those who tested Who Is the guest or Mrs. John B. At- stocked with a fine line of assorted it, that Cardui quickly rekinson, went to Providence yester- candleB in ulaswy boxes. Call atid lieves aches and pains due day for a short visit to relatives. Fee this line. to womanly weakness, and Mrs. O'Brien and daughters were helps nature to build up Madlsonin the city Thursday fronl DENTISTS Restaurant. October a Bargain Month for Evans ville's Greateil Newspaper and The Earlington Semi Weekly Bee FAILED TO Hopklh Circuit Conrt. . R. E. DoNN8L,;,.f,,f. ..Plaintiff. Vf. Notice of Sale Jn Equity, i Inkerman Bailey, Sr. & Co., , ....Defendants. By vlrttlre of a Judgment and Orf--. der of Sale of the Hopkins 'Circuit Court, rendered at the September of the Blanke-Wonnek- er RtiS-tauran- t. i & t "S and .Barnes, Co wand & Co. Incorporated. y 7 -- ? uH to" t N strength. Thousands of toi return yonr 'voteB Wednesday afternoon, not later than women have found Cardui 5, 6 2c. 5 o'clock. ' to be real life saver. MIsb Ruth "Wyatt and Mrs. Errait Why not test it for ydur Wyatt were in, M.adiBonyllletThurs- case? Take Cardui today! uy Biiuruuuu. Lost Somewhere between EarlMrs. Jennie E. Moore left Thurs ington and Heoia Thursday oh the day for a visit to relatives at Greenrailroad one gold watch, sixe 18, open Amos Powers, of MadisonyiU, ville. A suitaFor everything in Nyals line. Ret face, Elgin, No. 18.870,066, for the re- was in tqwn on business Wednesday. ble reward will be paid Mrs. Boots and daughter Mrs.C.B. them at King; & Son. turn of this watch to the Bee office. Thayer lett Wednesday nlht for ' Paul P. Price, who has been conF. P. Elmobr. Montgomery Ala. fined at home with chiils.and fever, Paul McQary and Newman Whit Mrs. Alfred Mothershead end is able to be oat afcam. daughter were in Madlsonville ford were In Madisonvillo Wednes, Broken rings, Jewelry and Specday night. tacles repaired and 'polished like Wednesday shopping. Hardy Wyatt went to Evansvllle ew. C. I. Tbuemphy fail to Thursday on'buslndBP. At Whltford's Store. Lylburn Young wab in the city Mre. T. H. Stono is up after sever- fall ' Thursday night. al days' illness. Remember I Rive voteB on the Wonderful Campaign Offer From Big Auto ConteBt now until after the election, Nov. 10,' L. 0. Wji.ey, Jeweler, will 1911, we will send the Daily Evon- -' Earlington, Ky. Bee Ibr Post and tho Llslq Boblnson has been visiting one year for' $1.50. Send all orders his parents in Mortons for severnl to this office. days. will JtBalioy Russell, traveling salesman Miss Luillne Cv)il!was in Earlingof Madlsonville, visited friends hero ton Thursday visiting friends, Monday night. Qeorge Hill of Evansvllle. nasied Old papers for sale at. the Bee through the city Wednesday , vffloe, to HopklnivllJe. Mrs. Kate Pike is quite lii this J, P. Hamer has returned from a week; Her daughter Mrs. Fv P. Mr. W. 3. flibbs made businebt! abort ptay in Paris Ky. h Oiannlm, of Providence, is at tend- trip to Madljnnvllle Wednesday. Kev. J. P. AdarilS, Of Henderson, '' ing her. Oiled the pulpit of the M. k. Ohurch L. 0. Wiley, Optiolan, South Tuesday night for Rev. Wlm-berlSuccessor to Tappm & Gardner. who was called away. Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Keefe SPECIAL Wonderful Campaign Offer--FrEXCURSION a lino ten pound boy. now until after the eiootlon, Nov. 10, Remember the handsome Dinner 1011, we will send the Daily Even-lu- g Sets to be given away'Oot 25th to NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE y Post and the Bee the Earlington Booster Olub, . oue year for $1.60. Send ail orders AND RETURN William Bradley made a business to this o 111 co. trp to Madlsonville Wodne6day. ; Will and Carl Meaohem left WedOctober 29, 1911 'Get in the Automobile couteat. nesday night for Evansvllle., ' JSend iu your name aud we will Morris Kohlmau was in town stnrt you with 2,000 complimen- Thursday. tary votep. You cau win this Grover Long who hijs been sick n Special train will leave hnudsome 5 pnssenper Howard for tfte past woek is again' able to be at work. ; 8:59 a. m.. arrive Naah- tnurina'cnr if you try. jvllle 12:50 nooi), returnliiir lave E. P. Barnes was in town Dr. A. H Cordler', of Kansas City, v. ' ashvlllo, Collego SfStatron', rr".? will visit his mother this week. 9:80 p. m. enme date. Don't forget that youpet votpson, There ib three b9autlftl 42 piece S D.Pl BANKS, Agt. Dinner Sets, which will be awarded auto at Klhg and Soty...''-'"'Charles Jarret' of " HopkinfivlJIe to tli d three leading contesteius on R.H. DjTiEVILLE.T. P. A. '" was in town Wednesday. Oct. 25th Mr. and Mrs. Slaton of Nortonvll'e are visiting friendB in Oarml III. John Long of this city will visit in Evansvllle Sunday. Miss Aileen Davis who has been on and extended vacation through the east hag returned to her home in Madlsonville and again resumed her work as manager of the Bee's Branch office at that place. WatoheB repaired, adjusted and ' timed, at prices to please. Carpet Warp per lb. 20c; Apron check In order to still iurther increase their great circulation in this section the publishers 6f the Evansvllte Courier announce that October will' be month. All subscription received in October will be taken at the rate of $2.60. for the dally Courier by mall and Tho Bee for 1 year. Thlnk'of It- -a daily paper and a y a whole year for only $2.60. Doubtless there will be a rush to get in the Courior band wagon at this rate. Many will subscribe for thef'e papers for their friends and relatives. The Courier is the only EvansvlUo paper that reaches subsenberson the day it Is printed. This is president-a- l year and people want the news hot from the press. The Courier always prints the news, regardless of politics. It carries the full Associated Press reports, and is in overy r. way a brilliant metrlpolltan Seinl-Wookly semi-weekl- nows-pape- ville. Don't fail weak women to health and The offer iagood for the month of October only. y Send all subscriptions to the Bee, Earlington, Ky. Semi-Weekl- His Prospect. Mrs. Murphy Ol hear yer law, Pat Keegan, la pretty bad Off. Mrs. Casey Bbure, toe's good for a rear yit. Mrs. Murphy As long as ttootT Mrs. Casey Via; be'B bad four different doctors, and each, one av thlm give film three moatna to lire- .Puck. brother-in-- Don't see our Suits, Oyercoatsf Semi-Week- ly Shoes and Hats. Sisk and Handcock appreciate your calling and give you the very best attention. Barnes, Cowand & Co., Incorporated en-rou- te .We have a $100 scholarship on It ia froo and always helpful. Hopkins Special Commissioner, Bryan & Stratton Business College Circuit Court. for sate. This Ib one of the beBt busCompanions In Affliction; Favor1 Otath iness colleges iu the State, and a I'm sorry, Mr. Wilson, to see tkla A popular jjpte onPenalty. questloa.1 the potatoes so seriously splendid field of scholarship in this college is A 1. diseased," aald a sympathizing inspec- 'Are you la favor of the death nn-- 5 THE8EMI WEEKLY BEE. tor. MAh I well, ifa a great pity," altyr conducted by a Parisian paper,? replied the farmer, "but there's a resuueu inree 10 one in ravor of You Need Stationery. great comfort Jack Tomson'a is not ,. " "iVlV ,T - J.?' Nothing gives an Individual or a a bit betterl" firm standing in the business world .J2 like nice stationery neatly printed. You are not experimenting on The Bee Job depart- yoursolf when you take Chamberment keeps constantly ou hand a lain's Cough Remedy for a oold as fine line of letterheads, notehoads, that preparation haa won its great billheads, statements and envelopes, reputation and extensive sale by its semarkable o.nres of colds, and can bbth linen and commercial. We always he dependep upon. It Is WlIB also do olroular, invitation and cat- equally valuable for adults and ohil-drand may be given to young alogue work. Give us a trlftl, YflH ohlldren with implicit confidence 4jill be pleased. he it contains no harmful drug. Sold by all dealeta. ' -- Scholarship For Sale term, thereof. 1911, in the above stvled cause, the undersigned wlfr on Monday, the thirtieth day of OcCured by Lydia E. PinkLara's tober, 1011, between the hours of tt .Vegetable Compound o'clodk a. m.and three o'clock p. m.y at the Court House door in the tows Pound, Wis. "I am glad to that I have been cured of dys- - of Greenyllle proceed to oxpoBe to ficpsia ana icmaio PUBLIC SALE, to tho highest and by your modicino. I had best bidder the following described been troubled with property, viz: both for fourteen Tbo coal and mining rights and years and consulted privileges of, in and to and nnder 7(1 different 'r'K LW& but failed doctors, tracts of laud n6ar Breeman, to got any county, Kentucky, aggrerelief. After using Lydia E.Plnkham'a gating about 4700 aores, more or lesa vegetable Com- - and known as the Inkerman-Baiie- y Blood Jiound andcan say Coal Field. Such of said tracts as I I am a well woman. lie adjoining and forming tho main And words to express my thanks tract will be sold together as a whole can't for tho good your medicine has done and any isolated tracts will be sold me. You maypublish this if ypu wish." Mrs. Herman Surra, Pound, "Wis. separately aud tho commissioner Tho success of Lydia E. Pinkham'a may then soil tho Isolated traota Vegetable Compound, mado from roots and the main body togather aud and herbs, Is unparalleled. It may bo may aocept the most advantageous used with perfect confidence by women who suffer from displacements, inflam- bid or bids, or a sufficient quantity mation, ulceration, fibroid tumors, ir- to produce the sum of $52,909.35, the regularities, periodic pains, backache, amount of money so ordered to be bearing-dowfeeling, flatulency, indi. geation, dizziness, or nervous prostra- made, and $1,122 80. the oost hereof. TERMS; Sale will be made on a tion. orodit of six months. The purchasFor tldrty Vears'LydiaE. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound' has been the er will be required to 'give bond, standard remedy for female ills, and with approved seourlty for the pursuffering women owo it to themselves to at least give this medicino a trial. chase money, to have the force and Proof is abundant that it has cured effect of a judgment, bearing legal thousands of others, and why should Interest from the day of sale with a It not euro you? lieu reserved upon alad property,un-t- ll If you want special ad vice write all the purchase money is paid. an-noun- HELP HER m lis . ? Muh-lenb- erg ! n Mrs.Pinkham, Lynn,Mass.,forit, Maukiob K. Qobdon, -- Semi-Weok- iy WU Webster's New eu International Dictionary For Sale y, $50 Scholarship on Draughon'a Notjcc! r9tl?e Business College, Nashville, Tenn. !; For Bpol casli yoil can 58l 5 er $100 Scholarship on Bryant & Stratcent off on the dollar for a limited ton Business College, Louisville, at L, E. McEuen'e. Ky. Apply to I THEtfERRUMWEBSTERt X .WVM om Semi-Weekl- Cheeaas Quaer Quarters. Queer quarters aro those chosen by a thrush in Lincolnshire, it has built its neat CVef the axle and behind the Not So Wonderful, After All. of a railway wagon at MarA bridge was built recently on as grease-boArctic railroad In the night, but it was ket Rason. The bird is sitting on four eggs, a'nd seems to bd not at all disan Arctic night turbed when tho wagofl Is shunted. Semi-Weekly Beh, Earlington, Ky. V20KJ Sovorintf kvsrf Held ot tne wona'a tiienghtj action and oulturd, Thd only neir unabridged dlotloasfj" & many years. . ""Ms x Became Jt tteflnes over 400,000 WordBf more than ever before appeared between two covers. 0700 Pages, 6000 IU . lustrations. $2.00 . Earl-ingto- - Biliousness is due to a disordered condition of the etomaoh. Chamberlain's Tablets are essentially a stomach medicine, intended erpeclally to acton that organ; to cleanse It, strengthen it, tone and invigorate It. to regulate the liver and to banish billnusnoss positively and effectually. For Bale by all dealerB ?'vJ-us- t A Household Medicinf that 'give j Confidence-- ' ' " Wednes-dayi'andThur'sda- y. Ytyr'K cy. 'rr Brand New lot pf fan- " received - a YOU'LL look right and feel easy in Tit ess GirigharA in .v. Plaids and Stripes per tamjfyy WX&J&y MEMBERS EVANSVILLE REBATE ASSOCIATION yard 10, 12-- 2 and 17c. Barnes, Cowand & Co. Incorporated. All Kinds ot Good Suits . Adams, No. Enund. Mrs. T. J.Columbus, 522Kas., Ave.. writes; For a number years my children have be'en subject td' coughs and coIJb I got some of Foley's Hon ey and 'Jw Compound andf have founa tnat It curep thler coughs and colds In a very short time. .bo. j keep it In the house all the time. Bold by 8t. Bernard Minlnir Co., In corporated, Drug Department, Is Foley's Honey and Tttr Com- - RecaBM fe the only dictionary with the new divided page. A "Ptrske of Oenlua.' Because !t an enoyclopedla In a single volunu. ls aooeptod by the Because Courts. Bchools and Press as the one supremo au- rccttr " thority. "t7no knows Wins" Because you about thJa new work. ; WEITE fcr ijwclata ef Btv iJlrtded pt&t C. & C.MERRIAII CO., PnMUbui.SpriDtruld.H.B. MmpontMippcr,niodTraEB J a Mtcfpocttmtpt. I ma Wi w CTlM w of Mrs.T, O. Wallaoe and daughters Slaughters are visiting iu the oity, Misa Mabel Goft of Providence ia in the oity visiting friends. Kupperi-heime- r "Clothes ' i VaWaaaWawK HKaawft Let' us show you the new Fall Models i Joints that ache, muscles that are drawn or contracted should be treated with Ballard's Snow Liniment. Lit penetrateB to the spot where it Ib neeped and relieves suffering. Price 26o, 60 o and $1.00 per bottle. Sold returuod home by St. Bernard Mining Co., Incor. Mrs. CO. Cole of Mortons Gap was porated, Drug Department.. ,i. ; i here Wednesday shopping. She signed hcrte . .;.i. . Mr. R. L. Wilkle of McLeod story Madisonvjlle was here Wednesday. ate knob." He didn't eaten on i MrB. Jennie Moore of this city left she told htm a knojj was aomothli:. Thursday for a visit to friendB in Greenville. Torturing eczema tprea'ds Iu birnlng are Miss Aurella Waller one of the every day. Doan'i Ointment quickly stop its Post office force was in Madlsonville threading, inatantly relieves the Itcblug, curei It permanently. At any drug store. yesterdy shopping, Mrs Arch Longttaff of this oity r If JOUi i .. was In MadiBouville yesterday. ' ' it v . 'k jeme badl) wi Robert L. Fenwlpk of the Bender-so- n U let 'i h,.u.u tor butterailk Gleaner Is In the city visiting days, whea im' Btaln'wlll (liHitpjeni tbo Yo-.r O. I. TitUEMpy, At Whltford's Store. George Brooks of this city who has been in Evansvllle attending tho funeral of his grandmother has and Overcoats for Men and Boys Suits and Overcoats for all kinds of use and"purposes, popular novelties for the "red bloods", conservative cuts and fabrics for the sedate man. These ideas are carried into our lines of hats, caps, shirts, neckwear, hosiery, underwear and shoes. Our object is to give you what you want, when you want it, at prices that you think you want to pay. We'd like to have you swell our army of wise buyers, and be pleased to wait on you in person, or hear from you by phone or mail. Suits and Overcoats $ 10 and up. We rebate fares. i ! friends. 2Ae McLEOD STORE Iht Store Tkat Satisfies . MADISONVILLE - KENTUCKY mmayimmmmfmtmmmmmm Mrs, Hattie Dillingham was in Madlsonville Thursday shopping. Mrs. Key Brlnkley was In Madlsonville Thursday shopping Percy Stewartof Madlsonville was in the eity Thursday night. Frank Giauninl of Providence li in tbe eisr YtsltiB friends. Tff-t KeverOatofVork. The busiest little things ever made are Dr. KlngVNewLlfe Pills, globule Every pill Ib a sugar-coate- d of health, that changes weakness enegy, into atength, Janguor-Slhtbrain-fa- g into mental power; curing Constipation, Headache, Chills, Malaria. Only 26c, at all Dy-stpl- a. 'IT PAYSTO TRADE HERE NKk abswss9)sC2k!1bE JkmkaBSkk L VI as' w ., 9Eb0ssbW .sVQ ,AKT.mm BBTasVtvnsVaVBBBaW. lmk a. w ?;' :g tMBt.j.liv fc auHMHWa530to x '& Court Reporters. 00L0XXD COLUXX. & KnowlfnR'Ilfto be th(Pbwt,.4E&Ut seventy-VI elo 'A:W0Rf$M; madisonVille, ky. ' & court,t;eporr.?h0 Sna f ijWPW W)t( amnlpyvees t. VtWfl RRV. f J. R. KVANB, EDITOR CavatiRHft-- w h . the syBtem or shorthand taught at Pj-aotic- a tatos write i'lllie vry siok. . . jrmatalj m. JB 'it! inigB L.i.t. luuoiuvpui .t.viiA ilia jtaiuKuiiHim. O f. y 5 tl 1 t, - Fuiral 4. Director fard Embaimer- 'rweet of life.. 9tldUIV or Padilcah, Bt'y.,'Ev8,hsvUie,r!lnd., liQejgTIlUlids. who Wke, ItAd'a Dr5 ib'havif Ihbse D. C. ar Washington, ml rpi 11 vtPtnddBoofhtdi'h4t BUUU US D081I)I, lCrVMM.J Th Bitter Tste.; i '"': " vThQ Pleasant urdveulaotlBtiohfara Is a taste of bitter In evrr Thero . .S l mi .BusiaadrBB, Draughon's work ness College. fi'&Bhville,, Tedn., or Barnslpy. the dew cemetery n ajhe ftdloH had dinner fi t. I NK. f FJF F" -- . Y0-R, . OK K r. -- r . - X : i Any Call Answered jProniptly Day or Night. 10 U l MM lr)l 1) t BfMMMBBMi Ti m t t ) Hi t -- (l I. .1 " 'S III )!f u' III" ; lit iii ' I.i H " ses JmU lipilff In.rna. j pven 'ta9 submerged Ruaeian' at1 Gov. Willson appointed his coiri- - Mftloc their heads tp Um better fraiU mlttoe for the Hddifc&tlon or 'the fef the lBduatrlee of clyllljtjton. la lilncoln 'Mebiorlal Building at th6i flfldfcb fkre satlnta boaka" holdlnsa Iilticoln farin nbat Hodgenvllle oh' &iv risen from 25,000.000 o Ubvembor 9th. This fc&mmlttfee' little by )UUe, too. the Ru look after all arrati&eaients elan bonds, which had b& told rill Geo., O. AtKlnebn and Paul M. abroad sre flowing back to the wto Moore are appoiritod from Ear ling- -' iects of tho czar. ton. Saved His Mother's Life. ' Chronic rheumatism contracts Ihe 'Four ductdrfc had given me upt" miiBcles, dlbtdrts the joints ahd un- w,rlteMl!rB. Laura Galhes, or Avoca, dermines tho Btrenfctb. A powerful! La., " and my children a?id all my penetratinir and relieving rqmetjy fr ends were looking for me to die, i will be fojind In Ballard's Sqow When 'rry sou Insisted thrit Use1 Ijiniment. It restores strength and E etttrio Bitters. I did so, and I they liupplcneBB to the aching limbs. have done me a world of good. I Price 25o,60o and $1.00 per bottle. tfljl always praise them. Electric Sold by Sfc Bernard Mining Cq. Hitters 'is a priceless blessing to woIncorporated, Drug Department men troubled with fainting rtnd dizzy spells, backache, tidatiaohe, weaknoBs, debility, constipation Or kidney disorders. Use them and, gain toew health, strength add vlfcor. They've guarantee to satlsr.v or money refunded, Only 50b at all druggfats, Gev. Wilson Appbints Committee. $650,-(JtJO.60- 0. SrV f rtisonfaay fllffh. atthifd. ) Children that, are pale, sickly and t4(-t. . M.I. .,i !J ,i peevish, witi darX rings under tho Ker. i.M tfii. . 'omuii oi Jt;iiaoetneyeB, fickle appotjites, and who ap- tonliajn tha'oltji IpuIpjcI'Ib (Wlf8 pear to gdt no nonrishment'rrora the ouq of , the sqhooi teacher. -i food tliey eat are SUrely surrerlng fOV.,i!i. W,. JMOBJ6.V, iJ. W., tfl Ifrnxn nnrmr. (4lvn t.llfim Whltfi'H Qhurjahj Inn'cial Sfortury Grpani Vermifuge and note the won- Exlen8ldr?BoRr'd of for the W. P th O. derful improvement. They soon take church was in the city TwoBdav and on flesh add are rosy, 'active and addressed the, 'p(blloi ir,v Mosley dheerful, Price 25c per bottlo. 'Sold Is .dolrtg Rroarwork loi; h)p (race, c by St. Bernard Mining Co., IncorRay.MMnley. the 'traveling eyanfc porated, Prug Department. ... h.. ,.'.,,(. In ! andpreHfchd twb excellent Serrri6ns Jinf-E...A... Annfltrirtit'Tiii'S'ti-itM. E. eburoh. for tha-Cnf""1 Rev. P G. Garrett of the C. M, E. ohuroh'ha fcloaed h(s yearwprk ft and will leave next week for conference, i r- He W ,.i,)r. . l - -- Photo Supplies ' turn Saturday. Monday, lie. and family will re f Tha.Mt. 7mn ftanhlRf. flhnrAh "and friends gave Brother Tom CI rk j ' storm party Tuesday iright After; were presented four dollars in cash, and a nice ldtof piovlslon. Lnflt Suhday was Rally Dav ati Mt 3lon Baptist churoh.) The coueocion ior tnp oay was au. v th'au'k all b'r 'bur frientlgt desre-tlitHl members w.ho.gavo u sucli- ei- b 8ongnd'two ferment prayers they t tojj - Cameras i cnerjt Hjipport on tnat aay, FAST BLACK litgUhTeBoosters Club for coupons ThV ISre&test Social, if'opce.., The mlddlo classes' are' u'e Papw NiM ( t , it s' propon-de,Hu- wl ropo 'far '& 'AfateVl&L b teotaal 'rfrtce 'of tbday ta'TopSb-lieus'fn n?dnarhWsin'3p& teVerythuiigl ( t 4 ..M ereiywoewBubordlnated to the noces A slty otgatjfifj;lng, thPffl .Bjpeedlly r. a4, as thoroughly as. possible. , rro In Parla FJgaro. 6ne '6'f the moki cbmmtJrt fbr.rilof.ilnliBbUlar'rheam'a-- ' fitaie,-IM8k"ls if A full line of these goads hafid, m dal or mail us Tho teachers or the Dublio school will be in St, Charles Friday attending the District TeacberB Associaw tion, OsbarBass and Miss Georgia Tally were united In holy mpdlock Toes-- d ty at the home or Will Patton. Rev. J, R. Evaps. Pay ybur subicrlptltjn to'theEarl-ln'Beeb- ti Totes in the Automobile Contest. r .3 ', P Toley'a KidneyRemedy vs. a Hppe-le'1 Saturday and gel 0,000 $dkr ofier for Our ixreat lieiioval Sale has (iqH the Ttfcrtk. fl "yfe flave cutptur stock down until moving', will not Abe ' IMf the undertaking R..S. Dulin wilflSave toHav' for New York to buyi!a n'v- stock, J fqr the nevV stdfe we did not nticijjate it wolild be necfefeay I when we began this sale, but we have been longer getting the new building ready than weJ thought , 01 It will take the paihters all of next week to finish. This means - another week of unilsual' price cutting, for we want and must have this stock cut down to the very lowest so this sale will i continue until the very day we begin moving. n flf The painters promise we can moving Motfd&y, 06;t 30, 0 tJiis Will be the last week df Wonderful Opportunity. Uoh'tv ; - , - l . ; i be-'gi- l is case. let ' it1 gbt" b$ fyou. tlBm;!Ai'ffrWapplleatlonfe-of'Ohaii3b.- ) erlain's Llnlmeut will 'glvo reliefs For sale by all dealers. t. m i MrtTrrSAVElt. The AVnferlcdn Pfehty of Other Colors. Cansler v? Maloney Earlingtbn, Kentucky L "Did you read abbui(tLiu American magnate who was solpwrecked In the South Paclflc and spent two years among savages?' "No; what happened to him?" "When he was rescued, he had accumulated 3,000,000 clam sheila. - Ihstlnct 4 Gardiner & Bowmer ihCdRPORATED Madisonville, Kentucky e5u"iiT' W "'J'":'ip'"'"J!!l""J'l!'i,J"1'T-'''1- ' Ef'jy1"' Ikon, Ark, J. E. Frppman sftyj;"I had a severe case or kl'dney trouble anfd ooald not work atitl uiy 'Ckse seemed hopeless. I nil, seyeral well known kidney remedies, and had th'pBervicy Mo dOcbr. all of which gtffro die- mi relief. On largi 'bottle or Fdloy'" Kidney Rme,rty oured me and I havn nevr beu brithprMd Bihcn. IhaVe alsb recommended it to my friends who all received the Bame gopd, results. Sold by St. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug Department. - M . S?SJS?S?SI?SJSJSJSJS?S?S?S:S?S?SJS?S?S;S? .w. J. 4 i It . SS9S3lSB3BK96Kae SGct Into The Bi ) I Auto CONTEST ' ' 111 Five-Passeng- er T A gradiW, 60,0: Howard "! -- Tt-1 -" Tpring Car i to i ftC It C .stsnumber j ' ll . be given away free by Elarlingtdh Boosters CJlub. "Eac'h member ..of this Jclub waII 'eive votes, that will entitle the holder of the re'dl- i ' otr ' vasptliis elgrft '"' 'V t i, iutomoDiie rr.ee. a T r f t itftory ".iS, 1'lS ,. . . ' ' f " r ',1 , iiliriin"liTllJUirTMTBr"MtMi ll)i,iiJlJnt"Uiii lulmu. i iHow to Gt Votes x rtowlo'Cet Votes ee.ccpmpnAd JheEarntonvotes will be in cash, With .every yearly .subscription to by i given. IPhis 3,000 applies to badsr subsx:ripitions as ell ' jas new suhsQriptidn, andyou can pay Jfolr as many as you (esire. You can ajso get votes .On job .printing 'and advertising 100 votes, for jeach dollar paid on either job printing! or advertising, Get your friends td give you the votes when they pay any', "of their saccounts. But the best way to get votes is to'secure subscripdorjs ?tri The Bee, as the xsched-ule.o- f votesjis srpuch greater1 for than for anything else, You will be suprised hdv easy it is to get subscriptions to Tlid Bee if you try. s sub-scriptidns 4 ' Votes on the Automobile will be f -- jgty.pn, wihjSyATy s&& .p.wfihase..mad&At . v strife 'oe-.aany m'drribep ofthe cliib. ' ' ioo votes for every dollar's worth pur- chase NOW IS THE JIM TO GT-'gUSY.- ' The earlier you start the more advantage you will have in the iBrfWmmMMMtmWmwWmmi fVamtmWwmtmmMi MMWWWWti r4nrrmWMG3immmmmmmmmWjmmmmjr..vi9mW.M final count. Remeuiber. ' ihe object of this contest is to gej: business. We are going to givetfh'is fine Auto to the person who will accumulate the greatest rrmtkalammmmmmmmmWk. fPMm tffiP SP number of votes, therefore it is to the in&V terest 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 y Rules of The Contest i and save the coupons for you. Thus, the contestant who gets the 'greatest rules of this contest, as it will make it much easier for the- contestant ,Rid carefully the t .. '1 to uijdeVstand the methods that are used. number of friends 'who trade here and' l.J No name of contestant will be known. 2. No names of contestants will' bel oub- will receive, the give them their coupons Hshed. 8. Everv contestant t'ets 2.000 vnies to start with 4. Everv contestant pets aInum-,;- greatest number of yptes. ' 51 published weekly. 6,k AH votes must-bbrought ben StandinsJoftdntetant's number ( y S. - Send in Your Nomination ( 1 t 'gotOfWcjrkfqrif ' ' L.C. Watche. Clocki Jewelry Wiley Webb Brothers, Groceries WWMfordHdtdwiiie, Shkes "" 'Fine Watch Repairing in Wednesday for recording." 7. Votes must not be written on, ,5. with contestant's number and amount on top islip only. 9. Color ch be fpre cording. 11 Contestant having largest number of votes At Tie votes in parka ty of certificates ' 11 be y. ?'' ) i '' m ',1 S& .. Qnqe'and ' Ax - WfiBB jrr. u Jsti- Simdrfci and on- - Vnftne ,ili rtf U -- of he building $ i ' J ,fnc CiiUVn nun crnra IS, Ar 19,12 J 1 ' in frnnf wins ' H - Dru. sl J i J v, IftfiKlES, COWANP & CQ. Dy Goo'4. Clothtorf, Slion, 'Millinery. Ladi WCORRORATED I Semi-Week- ly JPLdy to Wear, Carfet asdRui VBMett $1 Per Year &StWLlery'man Bee, I1 v i f. .... ' -- -- -- k.tt.AbtAia. . iiinniirii i,, . i , .('.u. . ..L.iifcfttM gtaa .ZiL1L. . 1... LA2UL2J3E1 mnwBawwwi r n'' "