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C1 tvwx I TUESDAY t 1 nd- FRIDj Y t t t u- r 1 M p IF YOU DONT YOUR BUSINESSADVERTISE IT FOR SALE J f SECOND YEAR I HOPKiNS COUNTY K YiF1DAY OCTOBER 27 1911 v J I 2 ij L 4i g Ke eft rJ f l DAYS ATJOPKINSVILtE Ward fLockwood and Prowse WillBe There on November 2 3 and 4 i CONTWT SIGNED WEDNESDAY n Hopklnsvllle Ky Oct iGTbe bualneM men of Hopklnsvlllo today atgned contracts for an aviation c meet at Meroqr Park next week If t will be the first ever held in this region aud Is expected to draw great crowds The dates will be Nov 2 8 aud 4 the 1 rdmen wilt i be the celebrated Ward Lookwood or St Taotiraid t1 t4 O Prowse l 11SJpagemonths ago invented an pteiu d a flying machine with wblentffr to fly to fame and forturieVHe iu1 bal completed a course In aawfcvIa tton school at St LouIs and will ex mblt Ills machine and make of the meettThird Regiment band wil- a furnish music and there will be numerous features of interest 4 MADMOOW COAL t MUTE 1XMOWO i o Governments Experimental t b Wrecked Iy Dedm J PIttsbnrg PiJ Oat 24the ex perlmental coal mfna of the United States Bureau of Mines at Bruce ton Pa just ouUida or this etty l was by tex Jo alon of coal duat fired by black pow der touched off as an experiment Mlue engineers and coal operators who went to Bruceton w witness l the test said they s1one of the monk xTomarhBlile lghtB IV their live While no persons wore injured soy 4I oral had narrow escapee The village oOyjaUace t mites from Brnce ton felt thu explosion vyindoVs were broken and the plant was plat The explosion while made to order was a huge surprise The force of the upheaval was a reveli Lion Hundreds of cement bags weighing forty pounds each were r hurled from the mine mouth with x 4the forgo of a bullet and lauded three to four hundred feet away The root was blown oft the fan t house while amine par at one or the openings to the mine was sent fly ct lIng acrossia crook and embedded itI i self lu a hilldde Flames shot forty feet front the mines mouth and P r thrownboatcontracts the moseys distorts the Joints and un dermines the a tu A powerful relieving remedy Bathud Snow Llalmet It restores strength and 1Del to aching Jfnee and 100 per bottli W Bernard Mining Co Drag Departtgeat S a f lEMdtswerlnt the Teji of the K x wBtria an em ployee working nriderDatiUn9Bteaa was out about the top ol the heat which made a pretty severe scalp wound it was nothing serious HA was offWtv a week or two on aa co w i- cI dised by a briek bfl loosened a p UlUK the pia to- Ut top otthe afore Ills friends reooveryt 1 I Pubtk Speaking Hon B T McGregor Repub oan f candidate for Attorney General will a iris the voters at the opoig house thU place Saturday JNTdy r DIMr4that 7 pml A cordlal ln vitatlon IB extended to all to dome put loud hear this notable speaker Mtand Mrs Joe BrfnWey Entertain Mr+ and Mrs Joe Brlnkloy ente tabled at tUeir home on Railroad St Thursday night in honorsof Miss Betmlo Pace of Princeton Ind JduBic and cards were enjoyed until a late hourwhElna two course luncheon was served Those present went Mesdames Hattie D11U lngb m Brinkley Rentro Whlt tertlt Misses Margaret Mitchell G orgle Beall Benuie Pace Dodge OBrien Lucile Holt Alma Rentro FordfiarmonOIdllThoznP80n Leonard Goodloe Sf I1 nfro Wbitford f i 0 I Notes iI 11 Ohriitiaa OhBrea Allthe regular services wjtl beheld at the Christian church hereafter as the reylval meetings at the Methodist church have closed Af tor a rest pf a few weeks for tha revival It will be the atilt to put on a program of utiBBual interest in air departments and lu all services nex Sunday v- Suaday Bchoelat 080 FB Ar nold Superintendent The conttBi with Paducah is now on and we of all our friends to attend and scale us to winning the banner for th best work In all departments during the next few weeks Preaching services begin at 1080 Communion services at the elite All friends are Invited and all mem bers of the church are expected to services begin at 780 A song service of unusual Interest will will introduce the service If you serl mon you Tuesday afternoon the Ladles Aid Society will meet Wednesdap night midweek meeting of the church Song re hearsal to follow This rehearsal will be In preparation for the Evan gelistic meetings to begin the fol lowing Sunday and all friends who are willing to assist in the chorus daring the meetings are Invited to attend this rehearsal Friday night Young peoples meeting Mrs Frank B Arnold meetings will begin at the Christian Church on Sunday Nov Blu Rev W J Hudspotli South Kentucky Fvuu gollat wilt arrive the nx dRy sac will do tho preaublug In theso meet ings attpr his urrlvnl AlargeclioruB wjlMad the sing i gaatter 1hIher ofiEo m t spring All singers are inyited to join this chorus K X Church South Services at the M E Church South Sunday at 11 a tu and 760 p m by tbo pabtor Morning sub foot A Clean Heart Evening sub jeot The Advantage of Disadvan taKe Sunday school at 080 am Paul M Moore Superintendent Let all who can attend We have new additions every Sunday Our teachers aro wide awake and prepare themselves to teach the t8IIonIMrs Tom Featherstpn was in Mad f onville Wednesday shopping I CRDt Time of de are Ilitnok Con raltrsshaefr i BOUND Keio J 138 pjn mjNetfe IMJoeal tj 886 pm BOtTTH BOUND No 101 408 pm N 10S j m pmNorL 6 N TIME CARD assiupbrong1iat Effective Sunday April 0 1011 SiOBtfn BOUND No 83 835 a m No 69 1116 a m No 94Mt 723 pm No 6410 i 1122 pm YOUTH BOUND h No 58 i Vi 480 a mINOllrh l 8 o6Oam pmNoINTERURBAN TRAINSi NORTH BOUND No 104 752 a mI No 110 602 p nit SOUTHBOUND No 108H 710 am No 105 1000 am No 1071267 p m No 109x 820 p m No 111 I 010 p 01 MH A E ti1 MH A E time card went IntoI fleet Sands April lull No112leaves64iamo t- dl 4 F v I MadonVilleNQt s Sulijot of tiHXt dunday ulUrllu J1i pormntv ut Uhrlatlrtii church IITbe PilMlms of David At 780 nnhlheihNUte is Kentucky You are invited Nurtouaiite burarPettit to boiono Rnyeraf days lD Interest of the C jit O i Louisvlllte DohJlt orketYthe SemiWeekly Mauitsouvillu people lu Mortons Furni ailvertfstsubscribeefur tile pupa call upr uiuber 4 AiijBBN DAVIS Manager Mrs Leila WHvou of White Plains returned home Thursday after a visit to friends in this city Frank Chit ton of Pembroke was in iMiidlbuiiviU Thursday bust EFI111aVt of Providence was in rsou Thursday li in terdst of his potty Miss Elizabeth Uivens arrived in Madlsonvllle Friday morning front Bowling Green ro spend the week We make a specialt uf doing two and three color work It you want classy Job work that will give Atii tension see our sanpl and prlnesat tho ttdjdaxjlje Btsnoh Office lit fdo q Furniture AILKBN DAVIS Manager- A H JSaLi man of Tennessee Wife was formerly Cashier of the Citizens IBank of Nebopasseii through Mad onville Fridays enroute to Nebo V of White Plains was lu the ulty Tbursauy Mr anJ Mrp Wallace Weir and pon Kirby of Hanson left Saturady morning for StLouis to visit rela Lives Mrs L E Lynn was in Madison = IGetthe branch office of the SemiWeekly Bee at Mortons Furnlt e Storer when you want otRravedje rdB em doss d letterheads dancottlcketa or prpjjrams We nave t let and lot us figure with you on prices AIL HN DAVIa Manager Oscar Quails of Nebo was in Mad isnnville Thursday Ben or Oiarksvllle Tenn Is- vlBltlnK his brother Spry in this city A Texas Texas Wonder cures kidney and cures diabetes weak and lame backs rheumatism and all Irregularities of bladuer troubles remov InK gravel the kidneys and bladder In both mqn and women Regulates bladder troubles In children If not sold by your druggists will be seat by mall on receipt of 100 One small bottle tw month1 treatment and seldotp JAils to o i cure front Ky and QthftrHfrtea Dr E Wi Hall 29 Olive street St Louie J Md Soislrtty d 4agglsteI 4+ GYM Cktb Wave Tkdr Wukiy liltet tNames atd QiriHaM ffEd Moore OIttf 1 k1Harr7AuderaeW 0OnggarItt il11i ii u J 1 u- Chae 1 t4Traberit L 14 TqM JP6y ton o v ItI 18HarmonGilbert King ti 11 lvEW KirkwoQOlNV l h 11I Oloyd uf i41 Jll Leslie Buyd vrf r10- J W Havwood iV H v v 9 Jno 8 8v 1 7 Messrs Anderson Moorland Ong MajllaonvilleShooters t Mrs FaWcetti ii Pumpkin Mrs J E Fawe Madison vUle claims to be the champonI pumpkin raiser qfthe pumpkins them measures 4 feet and 4 inches one way and 6 feet 8 inches the other way This is undoubtedly theIlargest pumpkin ever raised in cap tivity and can be seen on the back porch kved His Mothers Life Four doctors had given trie up writes Mrs Latira Games ofAvooa mytrlettdlfwhen try sou Insisted that I use theyhavewill always praise them Electric Bitters is a priceless blessing to wo men troubled with fainting and diz zyspells headaebe weakness debility constipation or kidney disorders Use them and vigorTheyve alldruggistt i Y U 1 11 1Ii i School Notesj i M Gpldle Weir Ih School tea herspentthe weekend In Mor ir5 p g the guest of Mr aDa tea W Mumll and Ruby Slsk ito edt Madisonvlll Friday af terdoon vWjcn Monon IndHarold old b dm in their machinev ti grad18oate At o Fayprswhb hasbeen absent thlee t ae L K t Cornelle Fenwlck of the Junior class Is absent on account of Illness George Tiiomas Baldwin who has be u absentfor the past three weeks with typhoid fever Is back at snhool 1he Sixth grade has some credit thisweekRegularity In attendance is ah n requisite to successful Bclioo work Par e until Just time for them to- ilveltat thqschooi buildlngai 816 am hod 1250 i Bj tail the men and women of 5 itr1 ih are invited tolojIn a hme 34 oslaiary Boole y until all the 1 a f td IJ ark baok into tbefr tiNpeellvo gtsdes of our graded cud- tgh ho irSay ciders where Is Johnny on the siteet or In sobool He ought to birl i school Dpnt you thjnpf 11e Board of Trnateas bay pfe aenteii bo high School room with soinp tew wiridaw ourtins Which were n uoh needed and are greatly Arbor day exercises will be hela at the Auditorium RInk on Frlda attQlJfOOIOot 27 1011 At 880 p The Interioirioifttie build toga I edCQrf and dra J1ft workum e c Mt1Vnl euex liibltlou Eveiry one IB cordially invited to In the debate Why Shpuld we Preserve and Extend our Forest Margaret Kemp will represent the Junior class Howard AtnolJ the Sophmore Margaret Atkinson the Freshman and Rex Hainby the olghtgrade The the Isf number of the Lyceum Course will be held Wednesday nightNov 1st IOU It IS for the benefit of the school Every one is cordially In rited to attend go come out help 4- Mlaa Ruby SItX teabbing writ ag and bi t a tt r t JChayaro cruder flhstrncti The girls ofbe Freshinan elass have petitionei the Principal pJ High 8 bool ions w houra vaca tion on Thursday afternoon to get flowers and 1 8 for decorating the Armory tfi jilrd and Arbor day Fathers aa iftofchers Do not force the boyajhHl girls to work tIhome bat let them come to school They will appteiata if when they ITbeand HIgh Lull collection of tlve r Ken ubky woods BWentygre spedJmenB have been secured r Last week was the banner week for attend d e Jrbe average of the school wM9a pfcrcent There is the largest enrollment in the history of the school The Junior class is reading Fal j Junloiaifct Bbphmore classes had Geometry testMondav hair at Slki Wcrville FridayOct20The Floral Hall was filled with many beautiful exhibits and the displays 9f stock in the rings wore very floe indeed Large crowds attended both days Dinner was served by the ladles of the church in the City Hall and the tables fairly groaned under its load of Rood things to eat A nice sum being realized Climbing the soaped pole for tho 500 Gold pleootho fat mans race the sack race and tho three legged raoo and many oth of this nature were the source of great fbnnto tttoee who attended 8IaoKWtrNl f Annual Fair V J ij1 1 1 Terterletfte q IJllead its bwralarlarreld j eretj dajsli JjHa i OJotment quickly nta sH ipreadlflfftewasHy reUeral be Itcblog cures ItptraikMml At any drug tiers r Q J thHe 4 lID I h l1li vII4 6I II IiMortonsG p whinit Well attended A nice dlnuer was served Able talks wejre made and the day was enjoyed by Miss Susan Lovan has returned WhiteP1alnsvisRing MIss Georgle Lamb IB the guest other sister Mrs GUve MedJopk v Mias Stella Nixon of Lnzferna is at the bedside of her sister Mrs Vir 9rgie the little daughter- of Mr and Mrs Will Taliaferro is very 111 Mr Dan Lovan has returned to Arizona His family will leave sooJiMr and Mrs Lbvari will make that their future home here Bro Wallace preached hers Saturday and Sunday Little Mavoureen Morton who has been very sick for the past few days is much better Mr and Mrs J T Davis and sons Charlie and Raymond of White Plains wore in the city Sunday Mr Juliau Welch has returned tram Bowling Green after having finished his business course Mr Angus Loyan was sailed home Thursday on account of the death of his grandfather Mr W B Lo van i Misses Minnie Kington Etna tybitfield sand Blanch Allen of Moss I11 spent Saturday night with Rena Mae Klugton Mra Bajley Franklin spent Friday with Mrs Gy Morton Mrs pan Loytiri sparit Saturday night with her sister Mrs R L Ld van Miss Edna Whltfleld and Miss Blanch Allen who have been visiting friends in Mortons has returned to theinhome at MosS Hill Bebryioalied1on + att Mr and Mrs B M Kfngtbn spent Su afternoon with Mr and Mrs Jim Woodward Bro Stanley of Earlington attended services here Sunday night Miss Mam info Durham of Nor tonvllle visited friends here last week Dr A W Davis and J E Shaw was In Madisonvllle Saturday on business Mr Thomas Robinson and Than nel Hayes was In Iadisonyille SatIurday Mrl EC E Grasty has been vlslt inz his brother Sade Grasty and fs now On his way to Atlanta Ga Mlsa Alberta Barnetttreturned= hAm iSunday attars few days visit inNebo c tllfj1heretbsKaestot JlAo Ol tI tr ji I and i ft t 1 TWiNTY MEET outofqommlsslon presentEvening thesohoolaG DAYaFOR I I Every Saturday From Now U ur 3 the End pf Auto Con J I 1 test Ihe Iie J 1 tWILL GIVE NINE THOUSAND VOTES E t = Tne Bee bas decided 60 make ey ery Saturday a bargain day snot from now until the endoCtbe automobile contest will give 9000 votes for every new subscriber andt0000 for every renewal secured on Saturday If you want to win the 1600 auto get busy for the Semi Weekly Bee t WILL ter laeoo a Big Four Planni Plgeba Creek e Ind Oct 24SPI-CJalIt was announced today that the Big 4 Railroad will spend over 760000 in the dredging df the moutbL of Pigoon Creek here and make a deep watkr harbor preparatory of a s ninefoot stage on the Ohio River Work is expected to start soon You Wait aJob That question would be asked yob almost daily by business men seek inK your services if you were quail = fled to books to write a good busliieBB halidtorto write Short baud TJae Dniugbon Training will i qualify you For prices on lesson BY MAIL address JnQ F Draugb on Nashville Tenn For catalogue J giving rates of tuition AT COL JjEGE address Draughous Practical Business College b Nashville i Tenn Paducab Ky i Evansville Ind fOnd Washington DC Blg Meeting to Begin Soon R wX3 WvWlmberly of Madison + nr vllle has scoured the services pf the celebrated cowboy Preacher BndT Rublnsou of Texas to assist in a meeting to be held at the Tabernac le bbginniug next week Mr Rob Inson lias a national reputation and will doubtless draw large congrega tfoiiB The singing will be a feature in this meeting Never Out of Work The busiest little things ever made are Dr Kings New Life Pills Every pill IB a sugarcoated globule of health tbat changes weakness into Btength languor into euegy brainfag into mental power ourtn Constipation Headache Chills Dy = Malaria Only 25c at all druggists Ii The Stanley Speaking i A OStanley spoke to asalt Houserl+tlt tIHo w introduced by R D Bash In a few well chosen marks iMr Statileyteadfi cuslomnry speeobpa andrecelyodr 5 usual amount pf le j jy 5 I dafrrF i S i Jr FowrrY AJsolJtetrP y t i Where the finest biscuit cake crusts or are Royal indispensable r Royal is in the of plain foods for all The only baldnj powder made from RoyalGrape Cream ofTartar Ho ASatMftm Urn L I I mm FRlDftl ADVERTISE EARllNGWfy THREE AVIATION NThe wreekedtonlght ChronlaHieumattam penstratingand J50t ZD3ADLT- k HprmatsMorgan ntoftbhwoundaFheaooldent wbIetheywerq Church SuperintendentThe CIRTIMF NortonvllleVKrN- OKTH tNo TIMECARD Cr0s visitGeorge WonderT- he liebt8telnbarhkrtt DrO4BJohns4aBrick filllpLBtownln nteshouldkeeptheirchildre- nttho appreetatedBird attendi MendelsBohnQuartet prpgreMingtapidly Sohooluakluga t NewJ WoodallHelen rnoonI BARnAIN fHfBHC J For4latbor- Evansville eizedattdienceattheOpera reit hotbreads puddings required equally valuable preparation substantial everyday occasions Phopfir i L- 1p r n o u L x u- Ji H b I I l c rty 1 tItdr M t t j r 8 Di tjk r faIf f i r 1i edcIjn II SaIe- c f t Begins SBf W lij Dbtober 18 r and Closes Saturaay November lI u u M d f I I I f Greatest Feast of Bargains ever offered to the consumers of Hpipkins and adjoinng counties Snip flllert j with the seasons newest and most up to date Merchandise Brand new goods at the price of left fover Dont Ml to visit this sale Everything reduced Wi ff ti i rla H I t i UIV ll f The McLEOD STOREtiTHE STORE TtiAT SATISFIES a r 1 i I MTIISbNVILLE KENTUCKYI t- IL t pO i1r1 teJkj The Irish are Retting in every where Here is a firm in Salt Like Oity c Schlesiueer Mor phy Dowenthal t j i The limItriii tlpp1pg1Wfa disr coveredubyv a correspondent of Old Frank Adams who found this in tliewarerdpm of a Adi rondack hotel Please tip the basin t gate Tiling 1 sayttwnsan outrage in sisted the man from Iowa to call off the best on that wrestling match on the pretext that it was T gambling Betting on Qotch isnt gambling 1 1 A Precaution i Mrs Flint severelyDo you ever drink intoxicants FSoiledSpdoner at the door replying madam permit me to ask if dot is an invitation ou merely an inquiry Puck DiicoveredI 1 n obiIf wagIiupper jaw instead ll r He must have been the man fRFb r Rifle and + J- h J t Joints that ftcW r Y61deIHai sdP drawn oreeebraetedakeeli4 fie tresti r ed with BaUardrB Bhovr LtTmVur It penetrates to the spot wbara it le needed and relieves suffering Price poratsd911ttbvlPg 1 I r t it j 1 war 1 THE WEtcautt Is a tEW IZ18 I coverln 1 tbe worlds thought yIactions d culture Tfitf oIy now rldsod diotlonapjr In II f rBecau It deflnea over 400000 I w Nerds more than over before appeared between two 1laarratisaai ie the oaiy dfott dISided page E isECiIt IB aooepted by theSE2 =5 Oourts Bohoola and supreme ars 4one1 ilweewhostooosakaowe ua Wf tell iaii you about tilt new wor- kRlllLttJ reHlYdNdpee c ICO iuldnrieewtIIItWI Mrs rJr II I t S e I TENNESSEE BEE AKS RECORD r Last Years Coal Production Greatest in History of state rThe total production of coal in Tennessee in 1910 was 7121880 short tons valued at 7025860 au Increase of 12 per cent over the prbductlollof 1000 when the output ammounted to 0868045 short tons valued at 6020e64 j TonnosBdeB coai production in 1910 was the largest in the history of the Statet and although In the districts the ability to absorb the indreased output was somewhat overtaxed and prices suffered accordingly tho roo cord for the State as a vfhol was a decided improvement over 1009Iu both 1909 and 1910 however prices were much lower ihan in any qf the three preceding years The highest prices attained for Tennessee coal In recent years were recorded in 1907 whoa tho average for the Stave was fl25 a short ton Iu1908 the ave rage price dropped to 115 and in 1009 to 109 Tub returns for 1810 show a slight advance to 111 Lame back is one of the most common forms of muscular rheuma tism A fow applications of Chamb erlfilnB Liniment will give relief For sale by all dealers The Toll off Death One of the most beautiful passages in the English language that well known letter of Abraham Lincoln to Mrs Bixbv conUolibg with her on the sacrifice of her five sons iu thb tight to preserve the Union Is recall ed by ajrecont fatality in PdntiByi vaflla Industry exacts sacrifices burthe mothers are not offered suchr exqutslto pop olatton Fttqm heRafJroadtpployo4r td Joann that flagman 4amesl l4tJlPiA qffbe ersox Ceuftral losldlngaat UaUchiQbuuk was killed In tb- tsrrltbht8uOAodcotdeti 1e tiid mo epongnt tv Ikii i six sonsl all killed In railroad work fa aged motberTe proatrate1 7nor 8 Ihcaro anyone tooffor hsr ttuttttbule- to Nu Bnxti 1u ths- wl It a ttp biTI t1Jr ce up the altslo jra r A but r Won ab tie p ha war and the transportatloiniudustr CN e CO i ItI I1 ledo nth is JX11 of iuuilnet r teltrr- con1 lean ve War prrodlgitt- hR a p ie r t fu etif- df lndnstr alpro6Ieinll Are we fatal lets and are the workers themselves incapable of applying lesson after lesson fW 4n 9P1J repMrtti t all the lqgiBlationonforoIng the us of safety app l noelilf ed4nto law in the pagttan ypatg ntelylforthl- ess so faras Uscjjlgf a con cernedl witbdut the coopwrjition of the Individual Our corporation managers should search their hearts dtg1lyre9teeQ Jif they igemselves have left awabfeait thlsl2goicoitsdluftion to Airs MoalinjfrWall ptreet Journal A Hliuseholddlcni thatgiveeC- onfidtino Is Foleys Honey and Tar Compound Mrs T J Adams 622 tfo areas Ay M Oqjnmbusj TKs writhe j For a years my chit droll have been subjQot t f10ikhs- and colds I got someof Foleys Ron ey and Tar Compound and have that It c thlor and boldsinaveryehortttmo BO jkeep it in tho house all tho time Sold by St Bernard Mining CoIn corporated Drug Department p T I CITY DIRECTORY Mayor H 0 Bourland Police Judge A J Boinett Chief of Police Wm Bradley Night Chief J H Hamby Tax AssessorJ H Cofbltt P Price TreasurerFrank B Arnold v j i t City PhysicianW P r E WNltiiapbflrotrq Street Obuinilssttner W CoqiiclhntU JUQ B Alkluwyu Madison Oldhanr F D Rash Geq O Atktnsott Blair C 4 I Henry Meeting night first MtluUaz night In each mouth School TrusteaTrPauI MMopry Board of HeaIthEd M Trahuru Q Gilbert King and Curtis B John ion MD Postmaster Chns Cowf M flQHURCHES CATHOLIC CHUKOH First rnnsj every Sunday and holy at 7t a m Second mass and proaohluf J80 a m Vespers and benediction 7 p m Rev J P MoParland Pastor CHBiBMAN UHUBOU Sunday school at 980 a m Preaching over- Lords day at 1045 a m and 745 rm Prayer meeting every Wjodno day at 780 p m DR Di T STANLEY Pastor M E CHDBOII Regular sorvicor 700pmPrayerat 780 Sundayschool at 080 a m Class meeting second Sunday at 1080 a mREVHoLTzoiAw Pastor MK UliuBOit iuurilRuvW-C Brandon1 pastor Services on frvorV Sunday rit t a m and 745 p ttri school a Wi- u in l vfl gtoetln Yed1iPH4- 1t1oveningsat 78U uoIouK Ladles Society eycrj Moudav after Mon7davmonthMI88IoNAIYEIAPPtBTCH itOH Preaching 2nd rtnil 4th Sunday at I- a1l1 uiiu 7BO lIiu and the preced ing aturdayright Church nioetintf Saturdv right before tho 4th Sun diiy Bauduy Sch ol at 080 a m Irpyti neeitut entry Mondav night nt 78 Rev t H Grigson Pastor ENmAl BAHXlBr CltUBOU J t b rVices fourth Sun Jay morning aud evening in each month and Satur day evening preceding Prayer meeting Friday evenfc Sunday school 2 p in- RBV I J LYNN Pastor EPISCOPAL CHUKOH Services litand 8rd Sundnv night at 745 at tho Library REV GEO C ABBITT Rector LODGES rr Masouio Lodge E W Turner 8rdErlduysInB J PittLtiPa Sec Victoria Lodge No 84 KorPmeets every Monday night VIsit- ors welcome ERNEST NBWTON K of R andS Hopkins Lode At Ii W No 561 moots ever nightYGolden Cross Lodge Earlmuton No 525 meets 1st and 8rd Saturdn night In each month MRs HBBTHA UMSTKAD See Degree of Honor No 10 moots led and 4th Saturday nights In each month Miss LIZZIE HUFF SOOt IBon flli ffil No 3rd Mo1day night at old Maaoulo Hall DB C B JOHNSON Scribe Stahdwaite Tr bo Np 5TRed Men meet every ridayeleop HABBV LoNa 0 o B Woodmen ofthfiWfill4 OltAlp Camp No 801 meets verY WednM day mp ere are ear neatly requested to bo hors I C S OKENflWAMr Clerk Wprld1Vq11992meetaevery a IIElksei n1ghtBA Ruler BoY 8 YILSON Secretary Enrltngton Chapter U DOmeqts 1stFtlr da In each Month at 280 p n MRS KATE WITHRRS Pros l Knights and Ladies of Bcourlt will meet ovHry second and fourth Monday nlghtit Vislting mel herto attend C S CBRNBHAW Olerk J4InvItedLodges j I 7f L j t SonneboneI C16tIi Rfl gI 1 i 4 fj 4awI i 4W ta t j t u 11 The bestth4e market affords for theI 11 ii II 1I i 4 a 16Vlmoney canGbe foundat tSt Bernard J IIIIUtore r qpThese clothes acremmsld tf py tV l i v H xtl 4jHIII 1 t the best tat dis an ltd111 JlIflff r11 U Ya rhta rtt 3s44they last 4 wC v ant5Yd t4 see R J MJIA d j Itfsgluotl1 oitIne t n an tn ns ompare 11of sish u1 u1fA qbt thyi lj19 ter n T i 4Uf f I1Jl Jf 1 lines I Ir II G J 3 r T VI lJJ d4ritrjIil t Itr Itlillut w4 y fitBoysS t rd f7r6 aIlYR1 d r r Jfii1Bdyst ill d Mt I JiMen s Siilts all the latest shadesi J I jJlfand styles 10 td i 1 i 1 ii 1 rto oo 1 1 j ttI A4 I 111 0 1 J 1 I 1 1t t jj ujn f IhI GIwJ U In Irv r- r I I 11 Z S BSRSMTTTTO N I btCeMF 1 1 iytt lI I i Incorporated Jf t1 t 1- 1r tfI1 I I iR COYLE I M nagbilISt r r l f w- a i 1 I r i t 1 J i t t 1w 4- T4 oJ o fII i f l I n d j IJtI f I 1 ib 1 IJ- i c wtir1NY TrT w I flwr L 4 W Vf r i Baker 7 I fIIla s born j 0 8 e I s 1f ay JJg pr t 2 18HrT 10 7 1 ro 11 y hw- b 9t4AA 1 r fAl I Ii f A SemirAnnualEvenjt that esultelntheJLViflg of 25 percent on New Seasonable MrcKahdlse W +r AwW 1 f WA H 1 vr i0 i 1M 91111 iif11F1Ntr arriro t- 1Mtfo4i 1 L 4 v j +r w x N t t wrwM c b Y l r n o 1 Yf f 4 K tJfi lI ti9c4 k L L Ei 4 c Ir4 f JIi 1 i V Iji 4 V o r 1 ai + 14 t w The remainder of the Ashby stock that was carried over from last season consisting of odds and ends in our Coats Clothing Shoes Dress GoVfdsr Wraps Comforts Blanket and TeaHs Patitswill besoldat 50 cents on theTddllar Our enttreEtockof new uptodate goods isincluded in this s etfJtohii fi lI a eOf1roYi tIi T iL r l t ff 4 4r tr II 4 WW wN ll Ii J i i t rt j rJ q I 1 841 I1ij7 1 8ELEr coME- i r rrJtf l i 1 t 1 v 1Ji H+ All Loom End Calicoes1 Yard and Under aiRate fi 1ipard jt r W 1if f1 j fJr1 1 II ITyI r Domestic I- ichtml Brown1 w Hoosier mtoI I + 5c 1 t rd t Lope B4eacbi 4 iti 6zC i per yard t i tt it t 1H weallsr100 OBryan Bros and Baker 89saleC V t Loom Ends and lShoit 1fU fe ILengths 25000 yards6rsirhs6nrs and Amer scan Calico light red gray light and dark bluesalepriceyf 2000 yards of Simpsons 36 inch F 5praceC 2000 yards A F c and Zephyr J Ginghams regular price jf7C2c sale price 500 yards Cotton Suiting plaid ef rects regular price oc l 21sale prices 500 of Soisette in stapes serf 7rcprace1 000 blue Chambra Gingham 7salepricC IVf 1000 yards Outing Cloth in light 5prieeo Rugs M 9Scgl50 size 27x54 148200 size 30x60 e 154 50 size 35x72 75Matting4 Jeans and v Corduroy- w t A 1 4antsl fl 7 I f 159mepi24125mens I r sale ricef t 3 48pantsJc12cA m Cordufoy 18Pahts saleprlc q 200 mens Corduroy Jj1J8t Pants sale 150mens CotdutoyI antssaleprke f r I t tY ir tShirts 50c sate and price 75c Dres sfiirtS 39C- c 100 rrfens Dress Shirts jcsale price A i 50c mens Work Shirts 39csale price a i r Underwear l7T-l a Mens fleeced U ar in f 3tcsaJ CdChiidrens tzJnio c Suitssale price tt W L Douglas Shoes J We carry one of the stocks of Shoes in the city including W L Douglas for Men the celebrated Drew Shoes for Ladies and Tess and Ted for Children and Star Brand Shoes for the whole famliy Mens Shots 98er250 Pat Leathetbluch fc 1er Sale BVO asSate9sole3 50 American Gentleman pat 9tMOI H gi50Brogan broken Ci Itt sizes sale price ri- 1 n i 11 tLadles Shoes 150 blac I style said price99C150 Vici plain toe9Scsate price J 2Acnefstyle 98vettiYefahRIand vlci button or rdlacea1tric i 1ifjqI One lot of TanShoes ranging from 250toI350 sale price 4 I I U 200 qf Ladies heavy Shoes iir- Goodman Hamilton Brown and Star Brand Makes regular prict from 3Dsale l f I J a4an4 Childrens Shoes 75ct98esiltS1 19toz iCattf lzetd- to 2 sale price oi- 1S0eVici t and atent Leather But tton ale rJ t 10 ill SA lSee our Shoe Counter Any Kind Any Size Any Pnce Clothing r arl b In this sale we are offering theIgreatest Suit Values of the season I We hav seyeral jlrtes of t Clothing 1 including Schloss Bro Co mas NewIare 1 e first in quality and style The following prices are on new and up ate Su+ tf911 models 2500 Schloss Bro jO flflr V4make sale price I a 2250 Schloss Bro 1850make sale price t 2000 makeSChlossBroS 1 050 75makeIj lli 1250 makeSonnebornS8 98a 48makeWe shall offer the remainder f the Ashby stock of Clothingat prices far below actual cost These Suits are not damaged in agy way Most of them are 1910 iJ110delsand practically up to date Note the following prices 2250 Schloss Bro 3 08make Sale e r RSmf 1850 Schloss Bro g A A make Sale price IUBIOoi eo f5 QiSutS r i 98Sale pric- ei25osuits I r Sale price tV witsi9 j 75Q Suits C24 JJ I Sale price h i J Boys Clothing i It t l i Big reduction on all boys tongi Pants arid Knickerbocker Suits 650 Knickerbocker jjJl 98Suits i i lii 4150 Boys Knickef iTVIr bocker r + 23bocker 1Ji f i 1 QOfSljitsOne1 lot of Boys KnicfccityMr suitSiQutof the M by e 11 lar rice from 500 tb 5 s rl JpVT6I tlilJ JLongPants Suits qutripfthe AsfibVstock atiHaU Ence 1 fl 0 0 I 1 V vvercoajt 1 Iv v ft yfifl Mens and Young iMteos 1850 Cravaiette ie1 OvercQatsI gjay and tan to 4 I I light tah allwbdl Pfdsto1 Collari24fil tT i iti- i 98grnIt0icingfrt r7488 plo 52 inches IQngI A I A hi Special value 4 lV 5 JOO Boys Overcoat A A leprice wanrO 350 Boys Overcoat ftsizes 10 to 14 4 b Q ASsaleH Feather Ticking 22 17cfirstI 20c Feather Tic good grade sale price 15C 12 l2c Straw Tic 1Ocsale price lOc Straw Tic yard wide 81sale price Dress Ginghams and Apron Greeks Arnoskeag Utility Dress Ginghams sold everywhere at lOc and 1 12 l2c sale prieea3C dyesregregular saleprice Amoske g Apron Checks regttlaY PriceS t3c 1 1 sale price 1 C d II Dress Goodsji 40c Worsted36inche5Ayrder 5Iall shades sale price JifJ 3QihtC- 3Sc Dress Goods in plaids sale price 23c black9Cand65c Brilliantine in plain andtey stripes1all price colors 39C 40c Fancy Striped Worsted jn tn 2Oftwide75c Panama in brown blue and 45csaleAll 65c Dress Goods in New Scotch Mixtures and fall shades sale price 48c f Table IMoft 11 it C3 tjiii 40c Bleach Table Linpnvery nice priceIprice I 3 c orII C 1 i 1 1 AM l1eiirion 64 inches J 4r1 s I Table anonX74 wide I 1 f- I I S guaranteed prick pure nch8 1 v 1 t IIW toi Blanketsr 75c Cotton Blanketst t CJ0o Cotton Blankets size 60x72 8 C 125 Cotton size 62x76 BJal1ketsS5p 2 50 Wool Nap 104 1 74 114248ikets nice assortment 650 All aDIkets extra largep Ladies ahd Misses 1- N N f r 7 I Wraps f 48orASorPonySku1 1250black orCaracul doth S8 4Q QOBlack650 Ladies Long tffk ACt Black Wrap O One lot of Misses Wraps regular 9TJ I BAKER t Ita 11ICK1AN FQ LI 4 0 HdbOnvi1Ie Kenfwy 1 4 bb4 s Old Stand Center Street t If to iF- r c y aU t V t L v ttiI1IiI7k e 1 r r + 7 T Itf A PAUL M MORB EDITOR AND PUBLISHHR- fepi 1trrJEFAWOETT EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER i iUSOCIATE A r I t t It C fJr lIKJMIer aI J r iti a Ke tr1 iPress Association 1 Nd Second J District Publishers league I vl c isosouls Kentucky t Friday October 27 1911 I iTelepltone47 t XlI rTheman well who whispers down a About the things he has to sell Will never reap a crop of dollars Liko hewho climbs a tree and 4thoUers f P sr J 1 T Creation TH aR QN within every ou I ieep lake o- nws f allpeace g f ct thatls eu t I work and Qtriviue rip tlitje1Jtif we tlfe muaitnakb harmonies Slid thVbindingfQgelner of sweet F ffb nds +It is the home of poetry I flilSeTpogthoaghts of the gold 5tftjreasuries of the arts It isal 1 1BUiia only thing in life that dbeanot lie within the reach of t1 ill We can quicken our Ac r 4iyitie8ha8ten our speedenlarge f jj otfr mpscleeand increase bat r itow1edge but the creative 1JS j mqod will not succumb to force- S or yet Jta Rentle wooing We cn wrestle with the key board IS scibble out the brittle sentences K fillerhe 4 brush or the chisel L fora mouth of days and out r i from all the worried moodR and writhing not one curve of beapty- or any staple loveliness of sound will come 7hPn on haphazard f4 day whehrapitl light is on the h r face of the waters or on some 1 r i evening fall of desire tin that if = has beena vagueness atidvastruc 1 BhaptotI t11 OuHtiewinga of its flight e seem toclirab out of space and 3 out of time In effectual strokes I r Fthedream comes true Rhythm enters where lately there was discord Then the rvpture fades r and the cold days ptlikts and + Xf we are returned again to leveJp of the uninspiredl l- r Sometimes a tileiiuad Mlefortuuo docs not always tnflic e tejury I i t- I i CUJ0E i JN WOMANS r rif s AHV 11oJ J osom tiIFE ff Tdfnh P1 t SY MMedeSife b aIUkhmnsr Vegetable Compound lGrantteville ytuI was angoofLtfoaudsu1Ieredh and othqr annoying symptoms can ttsly say that Vegetablem pound worth mountains of gold to me as it restored health and strength Inever forget to tell my friends what PlnkhamgitCompleterestoration t to too that for the sake of other suffer ing women I am willing to make my publishithisRFD Graniteville Vt ar illshasy medIcine y PinkhamaYegetablo 4 SO years it has been JcurlngwoDlans Ills such as Inflamma + tion ulceration fibroid tumors Irreg ti 1h dlo and nervous it 1 prostration and f is unequalled for carving women through the 1 r ipwf0t1 of change of life 1 r 3iaa8tnvlt1 t eeyfI c 4or I 1 Subscription Rates 1 IIThree months 25tVSlDRlfl t Spolm ncQPIIsmMledfrea on app haatlou Correspond entewantodJ1ltpr of the cpuuty Address us for particulars MadiBb= i t brought Developing New Resources j We never know what we can do I Until we try and there IB nothing like adversity for showlnf the way I There has seldom been a better lIIuIstratloaof this truth than Ising from the cropshortage duo tol drought in countries so far apart as I the central United States and central j India In the former case theI reduced yield 6t c6tifa Umr ted by midsummer drought sot and agrTouUqral authdrttiee farmersJ to find fiOmpensatlnK g- They resource J planted late ummerjDroRH for Btopk feeding purposes West of the MliBlBB nbtil some milllbnDf aorea wareready to profit by rains which came tqio ate to restoreth4 last estate of the cQr crop f But this waeu4t all Hitherto corn fodder was enenify allowed to RO tow ste In the field But now it has become one of the western farmers chief feeding assets The Breeders Gazette says of this as a substitute for hay ii I The average bay crop of Till note is around 86CO000 to 4000000 tons AJThe ton million acres ofj corn wouldylold 10000000 to f ooooo tons of husked fodder or stover Eaoh tonqf it cut and I shocked would take the place 9f half a ton of timothy hay in feed 1 ing making the entire crop of fot = der which could be saved in thej state equal to three or four tl the hay cropIWhat is true of true 1 must other corn states Seven stir plus corn states could produce 110 000000 tons of shredded fodder the farm price of which Is not below a5- a ton making a new crop asset kpf OOOOOOOor more than tho farm value of the entire wheat crop Drought in India taught similar lessons The Loudon Times India correspondent mentions the in creased resources ot the cultivators in planting catch crops and In their willingness to utilize government coaperation fu efforts to re lieve the situation The lesson from both areas to that under scientific guidance self 9upporttng enterprise has mat adverse condifons by mak inp them minister to the needs o- man front hitherto unused resource s which may yeaily hereafter be ad ded to the products of the soil Wall Street Journal Hows This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure P J CHENEY lie CO Toledo O We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm WALDIMO KIMKAM lie MARVIN Wholesale Druggists Toledo 0 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internally actinic directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials Sept free Price 750 per bottle Sold byall Druggists Take Halls Family Pills for constipation Mendelssohn Quartet The Mendelssohn Quartet Company la something now in male quartets While appearing in mod ern evening dress they will retain the spirit of the historic minstrel entertainer The historic minstrel it will be recalled was refined find artistic In temperament combination of poetand musician who spent his days strolling from village to village singing his songs and reoit ing his verses to all who would hear from the lords and ladles of court and castha to the humble peasant folks and children of the street his great genius lying In his ability to adapt his song and verse to fit any occasion oranymood ot his listeners In addition to their vocal work they will perform with violins and cello The Great Thing The great thing In life Is not so much where do we stand but what are we standing forwhy dont wogo ahead T Wanted to Be Exact 3ay Lieiu said a tuna inured farm er looking into the door ol the barber shop how soon tun yet cut my nuirr In about hall an hour replied tut barber All right he said and dw parted In u lew uuuutea Wu u r opened again Bay Law uskud Ute farmer sun time ir uuuiaerilf Muo e 1 It r I j IA 11 I c n OJ J i f 1 6 Y 1LI r I oci h nI 11 JtI 1 rr II ill r ti1t18hA3In J ItI 1 1 rIir 1 i S J p If t f I I S FJ4 0 HON To B McGREGOR WD Repuilican- o Candidatefor AttorneyGeneralWllSpeaksiwl i J c Lwwu rM N asTri 1 nh t it sibeb i lit okitS oroca r tA a rrJFf 1t i r14l1 tMItAU bA b9 t D 0 prmgsrrldav NOItT 3 FJVL1f neMtf a r3 f tharle 1 JFldayr ifV 3 7 P Ma11 11 H 1 f I t t iaf1iisonui e Sa1ur a r yJ NRi4JiILPI1v 2t W A Ii rri + Earllflgton atudqv1Nov 41rI M I j 2 It 1 IQ f 11 Ir oJ IC 1910 e erybdyisInvifrd 1 t i t elf Hear This Able Sp akerfDt tJFMA 2xQN Chairman Republican Gam Corn L R FOX Secretary v 1 i ji 9 j i u 86 jtttftp 4 High Recommendations Why did you kayo your last place asked Mrs Hiram Daly of Ute wouldbe cook I havent leftr me iasbt place replied tbe applicant 1 Jiavent any lash place to lave Ive been worn for inesejl for tbo past year an 1 can recommend mea rto i yet very nolghljr Boston 1 raed ucrlpt Uses ot the Aloe sparfot Btrlnga naiuinocks flsning lihes ant ropes With the Mooammedana the aloe means inucn bor Instance those who nave returned from a pn rluiagu to Mecca naug U fiver their doors as a sign thai they have made jbff great journey Cupid Keeps Busy There aro about 8000 weddings every 24 hours taking the entire world into consideration Doctors SaB Be toulOii 1 AFne ds ATicI SlYes Ufe I wish to speak of the Nvonderful cure that I have received from noted SwampRoot the great kidney and blad der cure Last summer rwas taken with severe pains iamy bapk and sides I could not breathe without difficulty and was nearly wild with the desire to urinate Was to do so purlbloooI different doctors from far and near ttthey said it was no use to doctor as I would die anyway I was at the end of my rope and was so miserable with pain aud the thought that I must die that words cannot tell how I felt One day a friend told me of the wonderful help she bad received from Dr XUmerfI Swat ip Root She gave niebue of your pamph trySwampRooti felt better Have now token ten bottles and am well as lever was thanks to SwampRoot I wish to tell all suffering people that have kidney liver or bladder SwampRootisAll persons doubting this statement can me and I wl answer them directlyYours very truly CtYDU F CAMERER Rosalia Wash thscribedand sworn to before me this 23td day of July 1909 VERNE TOWNS Notary Public Prove What SwampRoot Will Do For YoN Binghamtonconvince anyone a booklet of valuable tnfotoiibtifttiiiK uttjrekidneyaendbladderWhrx writing be sure and metitlo oMi e per R gular flftycont and ohf dollar size bottles for sale at ill drugstores 411 u b T1tE EVANSVILLE COU- Riza I AND SEIIIiIWEEYLY l nrOB t2 AND 50 GTS I October a Bargain Month for Evans vilte5 Greatest Newspaper and The I Earjinon Semi Weekly Bee I 5ln order to still further Increase their great circulation in thin sec rtlon the publishers of the Evansville Courier aunounce that October wil- lIe a bargain month J All subscription received in Ooto iber will be taken at iliprjito of 2 60 atllltrheBernlWeekly RrJl year only 250 Doubtless tore wlllbe a rush to get In the Oourldr bndWHgdti at this rate Many wlll subsoribe for these papers for their friends and ielatttoe J ThE Courier is the only Ev nsvllle paper that reaches su scribi rB mvit he day lt Is printQd iiihepldant al yeAr and people J ahOhi newR- hot froth the press The Gourler al wavfl prints the qews regardless nr politics It carries the full Associ ated Press reports and Is in eytirv way a brilliant metrlpolitan news paper The offer is good foiTjtbe month of October only Send all subscriptions tg tho Semi Weekly Bee Earlingtbn Ky Stupefy the pike Snake charmers take snakeroot and put it Into an earthenware pot with a snake and be loon becomes stupefied and seems torpid and too weak to fight or bite They put the snake un der the Influence of the root before pulling his fangs Good Cause for Insanity They really fear she will become insane You see she found a diary ha kept before he married her MOh 1 reel And the awful revelations Revelations No It was in cipher and she couldnt read a word of It Food for CItearid for Thought Said the hobo 1 went around to a back door today and asked for soma thing to eat Madam 1 said II you will only give me the food you gave your cat 1 will be satisfied If you want to lie around the barn aad catch mice 1 havent any objections abet c tuerAtchikon Globe it dr It q Pit4piln eoqming Western ofAutraliawealrMe peoyls air ri a4otag yam nMtiaJacrtktT 4 cJ i 6 0 N P NN NN e w ia ly i The Political Campaign Is On I Y r I t 1 WHO WILL BE THE WINNER t1Ijt 1 READ THEJ r i IDAILY rt Z COURIERJOURNAL x ti8 1 Jr regular price of the A IWlrteJOlJrtDlI1iS50 cents a month bu ftolltlidreN aign vve will 1 send tion the Pally by mall from date tkjAof = ii Until December1 f 11 AND THE i I i BeeJ ONE YEAR 1 BothBor OrIly2 i i The sooner yousend your order the longer yo 1 jyCoarkrJoarnnloffer i a 1 Rush Your Subscription toThis Paperi 1 Not to The CrierJni G jt f y- BFLAJTh PAYn- co u u v M it- I i r J n i = t dM1l- iuJ1 I- ri Ir f S L Ati I 6 tJ M iFiAMrys J LGUy 1t I V on DrJlrfJIII = Ra bEN TIS TS Painless Extracting d and Percelain Werk 1 Iliit Cfa1ei+hilry ie er StTo- Kcei So1ne 8Mk Bide rele bneSire c M4ittille Kentucky r F r News of tie town 4 tMr E1Owen spent Tuesday In A yEvanevtlle J Miss Lurlluo ll of Madlsonvtlle was lu EarllnRton Wednesday morn lng+ Mrs J M Victory was lu Madison vllle Tuesday shopping f MrstStellaKmepwasuiiludUou iVlUo rue8day s opplt g+ i it Charles Darrali spefiitTueadar in IGnthrle yeriia + aql n1aa totig oCM 131- J CharlesiipontTieedayintowna hgp dugs Watches repaired adjusted and- r timed at prices to please orrUJIIKpYl pv At Whitfords Store Laeian Ruby of Madlsouvilte was cn o in oToelday J MrEd Mo Long of Ma soTlfllie watewH eid 7 afKHraeeH A MrrRearyBrewalagaad dRegh lioneTpeedaytidays with karparenta3rand Mrs Y j Qliotge W Wyatt j Urn BtMcGaVy was In Madison Tills Wednesday shopping Earl Btone was In town Tuesday ifternoon f Vr n was in Madison- wI1eETteeduV nft + Dent ran to returttyour votes Wednesday afternoon notlatorthan oclock tilts J T Eden and daughter Fan ale of Madlsonvllle apeut Tuesday in Earllngton fr r i- Indigestion i 1causes heartburn sour 0 ItQmaC11nnervousness nausea impure blood ana 1 manydifferent I The food you eat ferments in stomach and the- poisons it forms arc ab sorbed into your whole t system causing many dis tressing At the first sign of indigdstion try i 2 1 ThedfordsE BlackDraught u I the old reliable vegetable qulcklypthese undesirable poisons wRQooilwaler Mosaysft 1 t suffered for years ronrdyBptp sla and heartburn s cured mV hea thiiltfe11v gatyrIjhojiAd l t I insist on Thedfords t a ai t PRINTERS INK SPELLS it i We Make It SPELL For YOU at Prices So Low They Will Astonish You Came and Get Those Letter Heads You Have Been Needing Loaf H LI lIQJpllRearlrMr and Mrs W A Randolph returned from Cadiz Mr PM Moore returnedfroL- uuiNVtltu m Tuesday Walt Wright of Jlsiey was In town Wednesday shopping E fuarauteeMrBER Heater was iuvEvaui v111h TuosdayehoppIK Dr E A Davis made a business trip to Madlsouvllle Tuesday Mrs Grace V1IUaI11Bof Madison v lie spout Monday iaud Tuesday with Mrs Mike Hanna Jr Mr Jhailes Cofftnun and terof the country wereu tow- Wedueadayebopping n Mrs Buck StCharles was in town Wednesdayshopping Old papers for sVfe at the Bee cfflce Mrs Jim Todd of the vas in town Wednesday shopping Mr AJ Howoll of Nortonville was in town Wednesdayonbuslnesr Ellis Robinson of St Charles was in town Wednesday Mrs Sidney Laffoon of the coun try was In town Wednesday Zed Trover of tbo country was i town Wednesday on business L 0 Wiley Expert optician Earlngton Ky Ben W Robinson of Missouri ar rived hi the city Wednesday to visit his ulsters Mrs Dan M Evana and Fll Arnold MrsT J Olsney who has been visiting her daughter Mrs A L Cobb Ml Jlast fWdneBday fu- Grcenvllo to visit lierbrotherrM A r Carver JT Alexander of Mad ieouville + was In town Wednesday on bust to ness r Mrs W H Browder and son Bailey returned home last evening from Logan county whore she Welted relatives A John Haley of flopklnsvllle was the guest of Lawrence Turner Sun day Miss Myrtle Cnrdier ofOillcl- onatlOls visiting relatives in thi city this week Qtit in the Auionmbile contest Sepdin your uume and we will st irt gnu with 2000 coin p11men vnieF You can win thin huiiiiitotne 5 ptisfienfier Howard l uriiiii car if you try 1Mrs HIflIA DIUinJtIHDl and Ails Georgia BeaU were In Madlsouvlll Tnursdny Blinpplnp Miss Mynli Uonlles of Clucinnnti i who IB vjBltuijr relatives In the olt splintYAIt rda mornlngm Madison VillA with Mrs Eugene Cofdleir w Miss Dot Dean who hat been quitfi sick for several weeks Is pump better and will bo able to be up in a few- days thnrman Rudd spent ThUrsday afternoinm Madleonville on bust ness Mrs T DStanley spent yesterday In adiaonvllle shopping Mosdames Ernest Newton AJStokes and Harriet Browning wre MI MBdlsonvllle yesterday afternoon ahopplng LeachRof Central City who were in the city the first of the week have re turned home Jesse Phillips of St Charles was in the city Tuesday night visiting friends 1 George Robinson was ih Madison vlllo Tuesday night Gllbdrt Turner Willie Grlbble Paul King arid Newman Whltford motored from MadlscnvlHa Tuesday night Broken rings Jewelry and Speu tactes repaired and polished like new Co tTBVBHPuy t- At Whitfords Store Miss MsbleQopBb whohaB been visiting In the city has returned to her home in Povjienoe Miss Grace Forrester who has been visiting for several weeks in Indiana with relatives returned home Tuesday morning Mr and MreJ T Alexander ef Madlsonvllle were In1 towir TiiufsT day daughterglizabutlr jMissThursdayWillie was in Mal lsonvJJXe Thursday night Mr Hammond Loving of Hanson Thursdayna business trip to Earlln on Thursday Ruby Laffoon was in town last night to hear A O Stanley I N Vickers was in town last night jDaisy Borders is visiting friends in Madisonvlllo this week Rev and Mrs Bernard of Madisi n vllle were in town last night Mr and Mrs E B Hardin were in town last night Paul Kane and were lnMadtsonvthe- night 1h1r J Gilbert Long yeas In Matdsonpllle I Thureday MTP W S McGary was ih Mad shoppingBrentin the city yesterday uiorulug visit iu friends on buslncso IABarbed Wire Cut CoUar properlyJ1ealod sear Ballard SNOW LINIMENTIs tile Rlcbi Remed tier All Abnuloaji eC tke Flesb- If the wou d Is cleansed and tlYlthoonce and tho wound heals from perfcrmlng quicktl dace and breaks out Into a ran Wing sore that hard to euro and Inevitably leaves a bad scar prefortQr that enson they use It not on tlnoanlmals buton human flesh as it does lt work Quickly and thoroughly Price 25e We rta4 f109 JamesFDallardProp StUouifMp Stephens Eye Salve Is A healing olHtm iit for Sore Jyea r ceopntases ST DERNAEP MlSHia CO fecor porated Drug Department terMliBMBttleWllkle of Madisoh daymllrnInf vI11ehursdayI Mesdames Lillie BeallN WTUm Georgla visiting their Old HomeFtend Mrs John Hcuify was in Madif oh vJlle Timrsduv Mae Fannie Stokes was in Mad sonvllIe Thursday shopping Mad19oh1I of Madiebnvllle Wasin townThureday wasInJohn GooK 1 of Madlsonrille was In townThursda on business businessttlptoMadleoupilie injMr N J Cox was ru Ear ln ti n speakingJima business trip to Earllngton Thursday i Dont neglect your eyes I test them tree v L 0 WILEY Earlingten Ky inMadlsonvllleChas Truompy was in Madison Wednesday on business childrenofE A DavIs uf tb I s city mornlag theOountyA B Boulware wan in Madison TJIle fbursday on business SebrrlewssIn WastoMiss Marjorie Wbltflold of the Wednesdayhopping FOUND On the streets an Elk button Owner can have same by calling at this office describing same and payijig for this ad hlies YcodruflotStChat es was in town Wednesday shopping Miss Pace who has keen thepasttop morning Wednesdayin frdmSebreQbouse on Farren Ave A ittWTtlle Wednesday night J Rummage Sale- ihoEummageSaleof Webb Bre Grocery is now on Clothingiseles are clean and wearable Come goodsyof the New s hnrohLyceum Course To thoiie who subscribed for tick otafor the Lyceum Course I wish to say as follows I have appoin ted Miss Ruby Slsk and Miss Sue Mike Jl collectors Theso ladles will gee yolibetween now and October 81 I have also appointed Mr Eleworth Evans of the Bank of Earllngton Treasurer Who will receive all mpnqy lobo used for lecture course After ll expenses Lave been met the b lance will be used for the ben efit Public School Library fund Season tickets may be bad from MffiBes 8l8k3aid Willis up to No ehterItllnmantand the prices are reasonable So I solicit your cooperation in making this years course a great success Respectfully Q E DUDLEY Mgr Vpu e dStatJ Nothing gfves an Infvlduili 6ra firm Btanjilng In the business world lkQUlcf B atlbnery neatly printed The Semi Weekly Boo job depart ment keeps constantly on hand a fine lint of letterheads noteheads billheads statements aud envelopes both linen and commercial We also do circular invitation and cat aloguewprkyGive us a trial You e Eyes tested free by a graduate of the Philadelphia College t j i of Horplo y and Qptica 7 j lC apSSuccessors Wl LEY OPTICIAN L l EARLINGTON KY VVVVVVVWIP P I1II V P J F MENDELSSOHN QUARTETTE AT TEMPLE THEATRE NOVEMBER 1 1911 POPULAR PRICES You Can Always Spend an Hour of Real Pleasure at r 2k PRINCESS While Waiting for Trains in Madisdnville New pictures changed daily Pay them a visit SpeciaIJt1 eesSaturdaysMusic s I F w f C Every Dollar of an Ad Readers Money is Above Par Frequently Its Buying Power is Actually Doubled J Your dollars vary in value as they vary in pur chasing power The man or woman who studies advertisements is able frequently tp make one dol lar do the usual work of twp fl dfjtfye experienc ed reader of advertisements SWill always make a dol lar command a prem ummakeitD more than a dollars worth as figured on rulingjgices of things J How much above par are thedn1lars inypur pocket worth It will depend ophowjpejy you v study the buying opportunities outlined in store ads t i L f r f I r 8pedial SixWeeks Qly Frec This 75c pair of shears to any new and renewal subscriber paying 100 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 anything and tiling from wet tissue paper to a horse blanket Note the patent Tension Springs It does away with resharpenmg entirely Patent Tension ShearsEight inches in length The shears remanufacturedof very highest grade steel perfectly tempered and heavily nickel plated on a highly polished surface The patent tension spring takes up the wear on the rivet so that the cbttmg edges will never wear dull A simple turn of the little thumb screw will adjust the blades to cut anything for the thin nest and most delicate fabric to 3 he heaviest material Reid This GuaranteeWi guarantee the quality of the material and the workmanship in the shears to be first 7 j class in every respect and that the tension spring doubles the usefulness of the shears and does ayay with tl hg lQ lifr4harpening mi f II P115- i Y SemiWeeKly Beel SSflingtoit Kentucky pia I ro VL flI 0a V LK LuIr 1 IF 7 r raar fi L CwafiSbY 7 4 r wk + f P+ rMts av r Iy V i wArcrg a 4c j c1l i iJ it l1IxW1I 1 I rL 1 WiIoI V f1J I 1f I I o 4 i V i ti I q A I i n rrnes Cowand Co f Incorporateds tr iL iOOO Votes Given AwayT t Shoe Day Wednesday Nov 1 ShoeDayfor the whole family Queen Quality Dorothy Dodd Barnes Special and Drew Selby Shoes in all styles and l athf1sJrLadies price 1125 to 500 1 e I iry abh3ey Superba and Barnes Special Shoe for Misses and Children 560 to s3t oo ij r 1 I oJ Stacy Adams King Quality Walkover and Ex I celsior Shoes for Men and boysr5O to 600 r LyonBrandRemember thedate Wenesday November i 1000 Votes Will be given With each pair of shoes regardless of price or size iY c orCOUPON Good for 25 votes Bring this coupon to ourslorr prbperly st ned+ and getryour 25 votes free on theM 1 AutoCpntestI V x tJVV 1j Name j Not good after Nov 4 P oti l Fo Jow 1S s diiisqtI f IQtiilY F t S j f N I T Jo a r t II ht0 J Jt JtoA t rhYO 1 1 ffit 242648ti mo 2 4 U 3 i 998 fiGa i No5 6932 j 11e r4 G J i 2- No L 4 t 8 9 n70lno 9 s kNo f1 172982 No 13 trilll I No 14 w h if 8236 No 15 f j 2000 No16 r rr 866- 3NoI18 I nw rwI 499w if No 19 6933 f Jt 4629 t 1 lINo 23 2000 No 24 28222tNo 25 2000 No 26 2000 r j 2300No I i 2464NoI 21i 1 No i2- t t t2oodi Nb fr 2IAQp iQo 2000 No 36 r 8J96 No 36 vvv 200 1 b ar No 3j t2b00iN- o 8 iII i jo c j 12bOD R No 40 2000 ll 1 stt66 o tjfP2booNo iIs NOf 44Tntt 2000 tIINOZ I r 2 boo No 47 2300 No 484 2000 No 49rr r2500 No b0 + 2800 No 51 215485 1860NoNo 54 2672 No 55 J 4676 lNo 56 2000 No 57 5776 No 58 2690 No 5a 2600 No 60 2000 NO 61 roles1 Rht J t i f1 r P lASt R ictiASr4 r f 1 it 7rATKINSONLI ti i ir Nil1 EY kt PB ROSS t t i C MARTIN Yr w- hi g Wt ICJJPS t 1 U Nc62 2000 No 63 fl rr 2710 No 64 J 209 No 65 4718 fuINNo 68 4 200- NoBrJ Tvv7v 200 No 70 870 No 71c 60803 No 72 i 0 i98G No 73 i 236 OOOiNoNo 76 t 8218 No 77 2000 I NO 78 v 2000 NO 79 ivvvviv mm No 80 1 8801 No 81 e 44662 No 82 V V 8862 NO 83 it1 i1 1 1 68082- NO 84 I 208 No 85I I I I 2000 No 86 V 2000 No 87 I1 2000 No 88 82688 No 89 7 2000 No 90 2691- No r91 v 2010 No D2 i 4326 No 93 vi 8862 No 94 1602 No 96 80805 No 96y III 2000 I itO 97 i 4968 No 98 0 ca10TNo 99 yiYYiV 200- bo101 No 100 2 000 v 2j000 No 102 d1118W8- NNo u V i 2oo o- Nb 104 V XM No ld5 k 21000 No 106 H ii V tVf 2odO 2JOOONoN6 109 Ji tit rrrf 2 000 NO nor t 2000 No 111 V1 1 64348 21000yW1 114 1 2 OOO- liQ iw lU I V 2000 No 116 tr20001 Not iJs 4it I89Tl 20001NoNo 120J 2000 NO 121 r2000No 122 i V 01632 No 123 I i 2000 No 124 40400 No 125 2000 No 126 2000 No127 rrrvv 2000 No 128 47667 No 129 o Ai 2000 NO lad 4 2000 NoiSl 4 v 2000 IT A T Nm J8 3 rr rrn2i0I Vn taa t o Annt t No 134a 1 2000 1Vo 136 Vri fVvtWf th v I2000 2000NtiQ38 t rt1 r aiw 8076Kjbi5ifo 141 V 2 600 Jo 142 2000 TjpiI43 6 452 2000l000Ii nntNo 160 2000 NO I6i vv IVr200ONo 152 rvt 2tQO No 163 iV I 2000 6rlft4 I V V j 18t91 No 155 a v 2000 No 166 2000 No 157 40615 No 168 V 2000 No 169 j 2000 No 160 12000 NO 161 2000 No 162 2000 No 163 2000 No 164 186988 No 165 8 IiI No 166 A v 68624 No 167 62387 No 16 q r 71400I I No 170 2400- No 171 6f 24 NO 172 i I 48058 No 173 T 118181 WW1 V I I wy N raQOfOltEolJNo 177 V V i Vi V ttl V888l No 178 vYivV 18963 Noi79 Vif V 8 eooj NoN181 Is No 184 I 0 r r 12674 No 183 iiVi 88993 Nol8i iv I 87989- tfo 185 i i w v1 88537- W Ot loQ iA j VlDupt n 1g7j oj 1Q 22 No188a M io I ShAW No 189oJ 79842 No 190 L 13054- No 19r 9500 r u Standing contestant in the Automobile contest Decem ber pContestantfirst choice of the bieautifiul 42piece Dinner Set having 263592 votes- Contestant I NoI 76 second v J ii 8 x 1r r lC lj r ifowrttf 1 OH1 JO PATT FOR A Efsd sI- A niau aln Uve forty days with wlthbut food or wRtef tint ke witd die in NreW iitlie t s1 i eat havd to va t tt 3 o- lAhfKt m attreae costs lit tie youWritehipfaYd wilt be surprised at the Ju tire arrades of i J y vr a are for 14 in side of a tnattross Como In and Itt us you our line from 50 to 20 00 u i i r a rTfch- oice having 258413 votes Contestant No i + cKoicp Tiay Pg tV2 2 s48 Votes We are going to offer the1 same prizes for December2q Who will BiLlieitnw-n telV l ttA pqrjeiR CJUB A Syfogjn Dlarta g s u Ulcgtft T 1lrrt 11 1 I L T H In + lytUtit Children that are palo sickly and peevish with dark under the eyobfibkhrappetttos land who ap pear to Ret no iionrlBhment from the food they eat are surely WhltdCreamVenulfugoRud They soon on flesh and are rosy tRkOI cheerful Price 25o per bottle by St Bernard Mining OoyInbor orated Drug Department Hlr Was When au Indian candldtito for the ministry was lo define orig- Inal oln ho sold ho didnt know what other peoples might be but ho felt euro his was laziness t 26 Loans and Discoun 9049242 United States and Other Bonds 1310680 e and Fixtia es t JV340 00 Overdrafts secured drd I f t tr 1960Gash iti ifault and PjipJDJsitedUL I If Other Banks 10084087 Total 205 aJrll j 1i iJ JJ 1S oc lkOQ QWn Surplus Fund and tt vx cv Profits 6 380JQ 181 111 to 200009 59 lifMr clff OUGHT 1tT1R outfpoidVsflrpu Farnilkit lilh fotieapbed V j Rradfl inoretluu theotberkiud epeAedIfYOU difference C IJOI oottouYou payVnR wlTat show 8 third iUNGTON nttiyt derfurituprovciiiont active LazfotBiJ naked 95 t tJt4- E About U JSYTheta are ah man different grades of rugs sold under a gl name thatt thct biiyor IB ocnfuaod- Axmluister rugs fur instance I can be hold all the way from 6 16 to 85 There are five different radoa of Tapestry Brussels fr tn SOOto 00 So it Is shays well to look y bU1h1rarURbarK1Uwhich There are times when you cat pick up real rugs bHrgalns but for your owji sake unless yon are Jje fertitu buy to store In which you have confidence OTouf ruRis dfspray we ip ttk with Bireolar pride You will find hero now a large stock of a selection that means muohtayour satisfaction CA MortonFn T IWAllowi Her Rats r4iT- tbughitttanowiageYertstiie 1rteeth rU7wkfJ rrtle UklMrs11- lINi tDt n rears alii et B wU refit Hrtttertied The sia i etcle ca1t tu atla peen iortam eiestsif1rMm hl t 4L I iJw 1 S 7 0 oat t SPEWLEXCtJSWNNSHVIL1E AMbi ETtr + hOctoberl9110l IIIngton 859 n m arrive J vllle 1250 noon returning leave Nashville College St Station 980 p m Banie dateWp p Agt 4iur R N DaTflEYILLE TIP Ak i I H 1 r t t 4 7 f n 11- t 3 s f te 1 r r I i ill i 111 Condensed Stat EarllnYIlQnkliJ f gg r 1 BANKi q l f1 I At Commercemertof Business 1 October 911 1 zra 1 dl 1 nIRBtJt 1 I I t t t 1 r t 4 io T I I 1 t RESpURCCSi t Furniture i I I i Unsecured r I Resources j LILqJLIIltl Deposits t iI c buylah 1 i j I f i f n J I It riJiI n OfFI EIlS r 1 d I 1 G7r 8 tfUdtH u JAS R 4SI1Pre3tit 11 rfjorJ I TC flJ tiMI 4 f t q 4 w L fI v c Wi 4 I t1 w We invite your attention to the above statement and point with pride to the steady healthful growth indicated thereby When we opened for business a little more than ten years ago our officers and directors hen believedasthe do novr that a banks first duty is to its depositors andadopted as jts motto Safety Before Profits 1 which motto has been strictly followedand as i1 rslwe have 1 Jet ouh firs dollar iqor s Ughbadinvestments We solielr your account however small with the assurance of courteous treatment and careTunatVeiitiomtofVb lDt gated todufk r jI 1 t I I gA I r f L1 NG1iI1S ON I3ANK I 1 IL I 44i Ii itp4 11 m i JAS R RASH PRESIDENTf 1 i f W L PHILLIPSCASHIER fi I J y tc rp l Lq r II 1 1 ihh Jf1 If Jt ziJllUt i Jfctly U o Fr s ir1lL = iiJIlcEe Ct w u = 00 t j i rI ItI 11 T A Y1IiJI h J nfn 1 f1rf 11 rm ilT l lr llf I t IHH1bIIIf71III1JIL 1 L c J r 1 Q Iff n If SeIN VIiIaIf JIii iiMWI It r Mr iAi r i 1- tC M 1 Njf 1i 1 f MADISON ILLE KY- p14 n l bI iIf ffl if If L 1 tl t 1Y Funeral Director and Embalmer I jPttL I t Any Call Answered Prom tl Dar1i ht TO PBiVlKT CHINESE FLOODS I America Red Crow Engineer Now In I China Studying the Problem IV The WJ preseut flood in the Yfttiytdjji River in China with the fri htful loss of life and pr pertYwhiohjt has caused maker i specfallv timely there cntR Mon of the American Red Orb 8 iBj sending to China an ex pert engineer for the pnrposctof itudyiug the best means f pro venting the floods wh tent edlv have caused BuchvUWfuQe yastatiou in that cod 1tlCJnJ1hi engineer Mr U D Tits t reached China in July aid J118 been given a cordial welcome an era 11 necessary assistance tff the ObineBO government As Mr JartVipn formerly lived sixteen y0 riiin China his familiar ity witWMistpms find conditions gives Iili1a thorough prepara tier faj his present impprtant mis8iotl By tjfce terms of its federa- lthuterJhe Red Cross is charged K th duty of trying to pre vent as woll ale 3rili6ve distreifl caused by disasters In this in stance the salary and traveling expenses of Mr Jameson are borne by tho Red Cross while the Chinese government provides for all other expenspF Most I of the y reat Chinese isnsturp which have so frequently phock ed the world have been in the form of floods or famines result I lug from the destruction of craps of floods The terrible famine for the relief of whose sufferers the world was called upon to give last winter was caused in this way It woul l seem that here ia0neof the moat striking op portunities over afforded for de monstratin the value of prever tive as compared to relief meaa i ores v ake Your Common Colds Seriouly I frequentlLyd conditions dt the nose and throat and may deveop into bronchitis pnounmonla conbumptlon for all couRhB and colds In chlldjon and ingrown person take Foloys Honey and Tar Compound promptly After exposure and when you feel a cold andTarlieves Use no substitute Tho gen alwaysSoldCo Incorporated Jrug Departments What Theyre For Why do you have those glass cases With tho axe hammer crowbar and BO forth on those cars aeked a tra voter on tho railroad going to New orit Oh those are put there ff case any ono wants a window open re piled the faoettoatimanYoutha Companionry t i c Another Problem Has anybody to allure out t6tiatwee done wtiall the money before people began to buy automobiles 0 eveland Globe j 17 i t tl Hnw V tes rtJ vatesnt Vt t0mbiIe will be hlsit With cabVnicIase made at ijdrI rj4litlJ 1t11l TW f 1ePlbr votes foJrJl4deilai worth u- rJiimedea O HlS TIME TO start they w idyttc i have in the n lltt me o obJect of- Ithis contest s r i1 IQ U JR Wcare finbd Auto the per TMl a uttg She greatestr m atvotes tfherefore igis to the in erest df e eG o stant ask their gg iY their Dry r Qe Y- thin1 a mem of the flub nU n ghPtthem1thiitr tdapon will receive the greatest J1IInb r of votes 1 rrI J 7 pr WiltJ rhos el DI t Fall+ R e eertntJilbote In whq S o ne ft the WO Ger isL xp rks the Holy Lan u1 cwcernlnK t r alta of a p tnib reithojtrpip belt IfNsonrHound Jerolto Mooordlog taTrof Benin is excellently prefioryedand Inside are 8ttlJ the Miai of tlrs dwellnie gags of He ityllme Of t ietn to a1 CORp i OlyardB or rtmre The houses are BtimU those of the C naanlte prli1 fJsbeflig dlltngulfIh1 fhlbatyltthabpants the rooineMslty tltgnptR haV li found ot stone itf the time of 0 altef and of bronze Place the yenr 1000 B C You Rib not experfiitetitltir on yourself when you take Otiainber alnipO0pkhEpWQdy for b QQhta S that preparation has won its great rj Ion and extensive sale by Its eemarkable ouretf uf colds and cart be dependep upon It in equally r and chll dreu and be piven to young children with Implicit confidence IIB It contains no harmful drug Sold by all dealets Self Evident A fpl andliln money remind one ofa bald man arid his hafr rCbU sago NOWH Woman loves a clear rosy complexion Bur dock Uload Bitters purifies the blvd clears the skin restores ruddy sound health Take Em Home AM the Price tad Quality Will MtJce VJ 1 YoVSmlktoo 1 C t i 7 u SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SHIRTS Gaiisler fe Malbney Earlington Kentucky I k T JF AY OI ER iflh na 1r With Sci-V Rl4Ry and Uectirtlrs I I QIcIIEverJ r 4 Ii nt r 1 Pd Lug1iB t ter Than Medicine SIS laughjstfunnyyon SIS now better than ever litit ri t J PRICES fstDivMtlesp the Country Seeing the coru crib Watching the buttermIlk- S yourwatcfr byvseedtf me Getting sick drinking well water Feeding the Haycock q t11nl1IPwfen the tread rifles to bed with tbju chickens Whispering In an ear of corn Looking In the eyes of potatoes Burying the frogs that croak Town Topics to net on organ j to it strengthen it tone and invigorate it to the liver and to banish biliousness positively kInd offectual Jy for sale by al dealers 4riU 1Be oniT tne iJAlways be on Itme In keeping an appointment gives you a chance to while the other- fellowAnaetsnda Standard ioley Kidney ie wly vs a Hopeless case Ltiand could not work and my case seemed hopeless I used several remedies and batiiheservlcestofa doctor all of largebottlecured me and haVe never been bothered stnceI have also recommended l it to my friends who all ro celved the same good results Sold by St Bernard Mining Co I Incorporated Department FQ j A grand lj00 Howard Five Passenger Touring Car toI be given away tees by E rlington holder of the great est number of votes id this elegant FreePRA i Ii j r l Sir fe JI t ilb I III 9- to F p u If 1 rif l K M it vi ri a t to d 1 n I f 4 i tAu l 11041 ot tu ol r Off tk k 1 r Y T1 4 JR1 I tol J ih t W I rCjI t ibt i wA nAl l j oo v o t b fV g ers 1 uu inan It I ir f Iulesot otitest- R d c efu11 the rut spf this wHim keit asler forhe contestant iiethoqs are used M r t t t tltNoi ont tant wdl be knpwn 2 names of contestants will be pub i l lished 3 Every votes tp start Every get a num is number amount on Color rtific te autgii2 Contestants Will be permitted to solicit votes within store or in front of building 1 y i nn 1 j d L rO HVlf 1 1 t i I 11 If i pvae 4 yG CletLUtf hoMijJiacry hgdisa ReaJy to Wear Carpet and Rude IT h IJ 0 1 4j r 1l i 4tll l r b o 1 taig31I J I Will be the test day J f our Great I i II AIIllM t r If + 11 II rIIIf Jt II f OA 7 rr JW I C f 0 comr 1 ilzf I and we will begin v moving i jJI Mondaytt r J vitlwtft r1 i 1 itif l fL fivjj iijilvf1 rnTiioid A We are leaving no stone unturned to cut dur 1- e y 1 j vvr I rv jifj j i nMn j t stock down and lighten the burden of moving T it It i 1 J rlI We have many shoes to the half iprice 1 I on j lotsj JJJf + r 1 Don let this last opportunity get by you I secure your winter needs the greasy reduce sniwprices we aremaking to movingr l sjfdom x Wewillhavea great many window fixtures Ii cases ribbon cases all kinds store rumberella vr I H store Friday IgipherrEfS fl IF Jill 1 firv i ti- i k 1 t c ar J i L J i H m il Q itl I t I The A CONTEST II eta m f TIL FREE ofI Hi io s I s taR p oJ r ccDr1tEyi J lHH tIJ cs1r i u I 15JI It a f r u i arRtQt vI Display1 tfB eB Cc anE7ec paJ1y u f n Get iMix ou more will thts to rwW pslfandDeJhbq r s tsauLevcn lEiiIFth ere p nrgrldMt s may LElIPEA t1L J1A arNo Drug ostersClub Eachmemosr Automobile The confeStaslf nuthe uoderstawitthe that No contestant gets 2000 WJij14 contestant mu5tbebroughtin onlybefprethe not our the I INCDRPORATfiDdodd Rl J Removalale I i oJ added greatmany at preparatory of tttNov t t Get Into Auto f WWhustthi IBlll Big fE E I Jr O O B i j Mow totWith ever yearly s scri ion to tg Tl1aHHtton fri 1 l et b Jt m ILozIM cdsljooo voted WI IINb e Ivtm1y t I I aPPieso backsubscriPtions ds wfctl A f 1Jnew subscriptions and you can pay for1 k f as many as you desireM Y i ca alsoJ 01 1 get votes on job panting Ianaadyertisti ingJoo votes f ea h of ar paicj on if either job piiri pgpradvef isingi1q jIyour frjetads OI lY you tieivotes 1 yhen they pay ilr1Y o their ccoun tI But the best way toget votes is to secure subscriptiops lp The lee as the sched l ule of yotesissq much greater ifor subiscriptions thanrfor anything glse Youryj will be supfiseci how s it is to et sub 1 j scriptions to The Bee If Joujty lIfI t t 9 I i K CONTEST CLOSES MAY 15 1811 t I r i Send in Your Nomination at Once and- o to Work for it i+ IJ ftJI i George King Son DIIt QPltlti tSuadrie ad iSoda Fouataia t t iSpmt Weeklye 1 p Year I 8rJ1ett Stone ilerWmalj I Y i J 4 A 1 r- I tJ = J 4 orsds f c ri = f oI + J yys ii to- L u oN ri1M y ii w- pjuU Lb b e 6I Ii s 1rI F I To be Held in Hopkinsville Thursday Friday and Saturday November 2 3 and 4 l By the Hopkinsville Aviation Club the Only Aviation Club South of the Ohio River t r fcv I 9 J4et r iF I uL t t j + r Chas O Prawse the Hopkinsville lad who by his persistent perseverance and genius has made the Biplane the conqueror of the air 1 hr L fL jt le A Southern boy who has demonstrated to the talented of the East what Southern brains can do A prophetwho has honor in his own countryVvv ttz + nW i I He returns to the people who believe in him to prt He will demonstrate without doubt that man has conquered the air with a Biplane of his own make J y L r r wv J S DWViiikrj a r 4 rI Pr Ci Zw- yf 1 I caHcpfcame Jimmie Ward who gave New York a thrill 1 rtdetelajt0eeit er ou AO lt1coonfP Ja AOh luanA WuttV viOBS ono KjACD Aoa t S AAjm Hi0i national reputation In this day of modern invents RR s one hardly ICnow 3 what ti to x exftect next i 1 Otto loo quc OJ i ta ACtX n I1t oflelidOnCC1 tt 7 JftJi fottSt3- OG 4 c G bL a ws a 1 Jln t Il te l Io11 r f tHopkinsville the livest town of its size South of the Ohio River hasraen who jare alive to meet the issues of the day who keepup with the procession has arranged for this meet and without doubt will have the greatest crowd on these days that has ever been within her gates I 1 G I F L soarThesein the aIr with the grace of great vultures bH 0 t l 1 1g p fJ jnAj v A t cf l Vr t i oi tyCif r i1i J IF 1 t 1 Never airrmainesl rat in the air1 6 q T J i h1 Since you were a child you have wondered if this great feat would ever be accomplishedM 7 I- l f i jitI r I fs it O Ii l 1 P Come and See What the Genius of Man Has DoneI I I Deep Mourning Tho manager of tho theater racked his brain In vain We must do some thing he repeated bitterlyuPeo pIe vrlll expect us to do something proprietorIBOW we close for the night of the faneralr suggested the assistant stage manager With this business Youre a fool laddie a fool No put the chorus In black stocking1 And It was even so- Triumph of Scientist 1 A French scientist has combined the imoving picture camera nn Xray ap paratus lato an instrument by which Ike processes of InternaU organs rna b studied and has girenilt the L er bloroeatgeoograph f jClassification orF The tax on bachelor II tn1 classed u a tax on Changing Hospital Character The question in hospitals has gradually oecomo not Is this patient poor 1 enough to be admitted to the hoe pital but Is he 111 enough or Is his Illness of the kind to require the special services which the hospital Is or ganized to render British Medical Journalt1 Scholarship For Sale We have a 100 scholarship on Bryan do Stratton Business College for sale This is one of the best bus iness colleges iu the State and a scholarship in this college Is A 1 THE SEMI WEEKLY BEE A Concomitant la i sham battle iilwaya followed by a festive celebration MI dont kaow Why do you askr Because where there U K sham battle ought ta the fltneM jot tbily to ome sham Dale I YOUAte you satisfied Are you earning as mach money as you wcyilflj Dc blf pot why not We can show you the weiy many mon and women have increased their earning caJL city loo w- READMr TfaomaB 0 Long Earliugton Ky was a day laborer for the St Bernard Mining Oo when he enrolled for the Complete Goal Mining Coarse with the Internn tional Oorrspondence Schools At the timehe was earn r ing10OO per week Ar sistant State Inspector of Mines for Kentucky which pu sition he now holds at a big increase in salary t L THISu s A students club of twelve members will be organised in Earlingtpn and vicinity beginning November RAp resent Uves of the schools will make their headquarters at the Victory buildings i H NOWJoin the Students Club now Donot delay SchoolsInternationalh SCRANTON ENNSYLVANIAI ti-S rI I r j n y ORDINANCE r eEarllnrtdhI That Section 0 of Article XIII of the ordinances and by laws of the City of Earllngton in ellect Sept 6th 1897 be 11 1Jesa jB mmenj dad so that aattraniended the same shall read as follows torpOdd1Hugof a perilar as defined in this article within the city limits of the city of Earlington shall be one hundred and twentyfive dollars and attbutrate for any fraction of the year not less than six months and no such licanafef shall be issued tB any Per son for a less period than 6 months Any Bddh ljperisef gahtod may bo revoked at any time by the City beCottpalLwith or wltuout ueeshow Nolieease granted ander4biaartl- ale shall authorize or give authority to more than one person and hia name shall be set out In asob 11 cense J 0 2 AlL licenses colleted under this section shall be appropriated and used toe the geaeral ruaaln expenses of the City of Darlington Approved H O B UBLANnMorr AtteltPAULPtJlJOP Qlty Clerk Earllngton XyrOetlglt- a iY The dates Arr6gcl tor the iyce um oonrs for the follpwing year are as follovrs Mendelssohn QuarrtrtNu- MusieatFayorltes i f nd2 Ralph Blngham arcb1L The pi toe for the season ticket UQO single entertainment 50c kjetsW1Uers desiring tickets wilt have oppor tunity to obtain them before first entertainment For information concerning course see O E Dudley manager or J E Fawoetfc gee office A Rare Combination The capacity forgetting Into trouble and the ability for getting outol It are seldom combined la the same person Life A Long Walt Wait for the suns collision with a star This spectacular event 1IIIatedj 200001911NothingTrangcrlB1 W S A hJ ifN G f r Instead of Liquid Antiseptics Peroxi e fifany people are now using Paine Toilet Antiseptic powdertobedisTof all toilet and hygienic uses It Is e hotter and moro economical To cleanse and whiten tho teeth remove tartar and decayTo mouth destroy disease germs and purify tho breath To keep artificial teeth and bridueworlc clean odorless ToTembvb nicotine from tile teeth an purify the breath alter smoking TO eradicato on and dy batMngTheBelieves d strengthens tired wee iaflsraedeyea Heals BOrethVoit wdnttda and outs 25 and 50 ets abox druggicta pTHt1iIXTOfiTOiiKTt10twletrlteta eei tLOB16D COLUMN BY+ J BBYAifa KDITOK P G Sarrfltt of ihe CYE IBW Besday fer thf Annual CaHfir MadaMjjfta lsrNebedat the O M fe Chart Sundays 1 rrLtllleOavaasua li has ban reaoredtetbe elty hosplial A8he is aftlt rely ilOk Rev 6 Carrlagton reached the lyberfioaor of Rev Carrlnifton and tarot lynTNesday ht Oct iiJ A letter rein the West comes KlneK family to their many friends Ii- Eatltngtop The revival spirit Is high in these parta The Heola Baptist church 1139pedwith 30 ecesBions East view Baptist Ohtircb Madlsonville had 73 accessions The revival at IMTt Zion Baptist Church Earliugton is in full blast The interest in creases each night N Rev Jn Anderson of Dayton O who has been oondaottna the re at Ma ipotiville tor Rev- WhitesidepreaohedforRev Evaus TosBday nlgbt to a largo audience I N Key Anderson has a National f reputation as an Evangelist 1te8IdeTYJr and Bro ct Rev8IJ e re 8Toes Revi faIitsad fatnly e they a tIi 1lit l fir fI 1 f e o- d lk IJ aa 3 r e r d i jP fguestof Mr and Mrs John Donald for dinner last Sunday I Mrs Lucy Turutlde IB visiting relatives and frlonrtsln Columbus Tenu Tom C ark and wife W A Foster mid Bflbcjt Atkin are still on the sick list Mesdhmes Sabra Duncan and Mary Holland were visiting In MadUdnville last Sunday Mrs Bettio Holland Is visiting her Fon and his family in St Louts The BlCunty Tenders Associa lastdwas very attotideq Prof Coleman made all thtf nncces= sary arrangements sent the cktoj offkMadisdnville Earlington and Mor tone Gitp nono from Madlsonv4lle public School ancj only three from Earlmgtiiit end JJeIl Xc17U Evans and Osborne Mrs Amerlaa Sh lt6nis HOW Iffrug with her sou at 8u Charles Mrs MalrlaY l visitingfher daughter In enderoh Jar MltefepHjihe barber has re tlttl1H fto is fflB lt Reviral At thV XlagsauttGrove Baptist OctbD QoraoajTHd his members and al so hU sister were assisted the mom frightsRevattd his army and captured thirty nine who have joined Gorts army Srd8andaylaatlOalu rlRflvGoldol WMFterlu churchYOU toot ireepors all over rapghonsNew worrySkrthaaiwrite the of teachWlli1 J IA Sport for the Old a1aOlehtUle skilful ago In fishing R u For Sale njBURlnosa I 100 Scholarship on A StraU it ton Business College JLoulsvlIIe Ka+ SEXIWIIRXLynll t 4 4Enrlington Ky i I hold all Hu c IJ 1contentEliotar yr Work er WotCh 7 1MbY arc roW1tJa w J 1I- n f trI Serous f iIt faa vary MriM Matter to stair irr o ass ft Nii j t- ego I 1 wio g slaw ywee tU F tt M e wtgyet to Nf1MIIa1C the giawitwr T yk GrrriUrer 4 f r f re11iIs Jo J and uvr koub1 e Is tram U s- lyntaLU ed Je tIoeaaot islkty A fotlMti rr VorHe Hver powder whit a lartse ty4isale xEOLDt l WANTa i t r J08 1 I I That question will be asked you almost daily seekin I fervtcea if you qualifytake the Draugh nTralnlngandshow your More JjAljKERS Indorse ambltlonto roc t i i1ne i Beetle T n K aHhlJ tfeelll LxFBELeedllenrbraseYea ElIJllakJ GUAlUNTEED unrl Letter Wltlar Billa Daelureeptg reporters System Bryant brylslg Reni5t11dyTllousa4oflJaNkeasA thholdingDraughons Homo Stud CATALOGUE For pricesonlessons M tG PrefIdentNaghyilleTeup lIfAILvrfte FDRAUCUONIi on Course t Fr r f IDRAUGHONS PJl4cnGr B11SI1fflij s COLLEGEor t I YOr I A r 4 I x- A w k