You have found an item located in the Kentuckiana Digital Library.

Bee (Earlington, Ky.): November 14, 1911

Bee (Earlington, Ky.): November 14, 1911 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1911 bee1911111401_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): November 14, 1911 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1911 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. !; TUESDAY . TUESDAY and FRIDAY iAOiT59SW"rrtWi mmm ""- vfrn ' ii n - IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS TWENTY-SECOND ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE t FRIDAY YEAR SAD ACCIDENT EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KY., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1911 JYo. SI c Madisonville Notes Weddisg Reception BARGAIN DAY Acci- DEATH FOLLOWS WAKE OF STORM Saturday Night and Sunday Much Damage Done and the Property Loss Will Reach Several Thouand Dollars Garnett Todd, of Near Carbondale dentally Killed in Scuffle FOR THE BEE Every Saturday From Now Until the End of Auto Con- - . test The Bee WILL GIVE NINE Mrs. Vadeu Ruby and Mrs. Laurel Ruby have Issued invitations for the wedding reoebtlon at Mrs- - Vaden Ruby's on Wednesday evening in wedhonor of the Morton-Phlpp- s ding. Buffet Sapper for Wedding Fartp i!: Mr. and Mrs. Claude A.Morton will entertain the Morton-Phlpp- s wedding party ta a buffet supper after the wedding rehearsal on Tuesday evening. Morten-Phipp- u Weddlsg n t , r The wedding of unusal Interest Is to Mr that of Miss Nevelllno-MortoHenry Clay Fhipps, Jr.,at the Christian ohuroh on Wednosday 'evening. Miss Morton's matron of honor will be Mrs Olydo Ruby and her maids of honor, Miss Isabella Poyton Melon, of Palatki, Fla., and Miss Florence Allen, of Spokane, Wash., Mr. Phipps will bo attended by Mr Charles A Llghloap, of Yazoo City, Miss., as best man and Mr. Turner Ruby, Mr. Ernest Duukor-son- , DULIN8 OPENING ' Mr. Olydo Ruby and Mr. Luc-te- n Ruby, of this olty. Quite an Affair in Mercantile World of ?re-Napt- Parnett Todd, a well known young man, of near Carbondale, lost his life Friday as the result of an accident. He and a friend Bert Baker were at work gathering corn in the field of John Flnley Thursday and In a friendly wrestling match Todd was thrown and fell on a corn stubble. The Bharp stubble pierced his Intestines. He was removed to his home as soon as possible and Dr. Finley, of St. CharleB,was called In. Althodgh Todd was suffering excruciating pain it was not thought the end would come so soon and the family decided to Bend him to Madisonville for an operation. The ambulance of Dr. Strothor was sent for him Friday morning but he died before reaching Madlsouville. He was an excellent young man and the entire community Is shooked at his untimely end. He was laid to rest Saturday afternoon at Flat creek surrounded by a large number of friends and acquaintances. Rev. Wallace, of Providence, conducted tho funeral services. THOUSAND VOTES Tne Bee has decided to make every Saturday a bargain day and from now until the end of the automobile contest will give 9,000 votes for every new subscriber and 0,000 for every renewal secured on Saturday. If you want to win" the $1,600 auto get buBy for the Semi-Week- ly Bee. OLIVER MORTON Meets With Serious Accident at Mortons Gap Saturday ,. Parties M&ditortville Tbo social 'calendar of the week a bounds with entertainments in honor of MIsk Navfilllne Morton and Mr. Henry Clay Phipps, whose mar riage will take place next Wednesday evenlugattbo Christian church. A number of teas, dinners and luncheons aro being given by tbo friends of Miss Morton. Sharing Konon of Fre-nnpti- al Affaire Miss Welch, of Palatki, Fla., and Miss Florence A'lyne, or Spokane, f "Wain., the guests of Mrs. Luurtl Ruby, aro to bo attendants in the Mortoue-Phlpp- s wedding and are bharliiK tho honors of the pre. nupAlways Blessed tial entertainments. No two young ladles could be fairer representatives with a Hearty -- Appetite If you uso Dlgosteze. It helpR your stomach do of tholr native states limn these. tho workdlgosts what you eat and makes good rich blood from your You Can Eat Anything. food. No more Sleepless NlghtB, Eat what your stomach craves Headncho or Stomach Misery. Get without the slightest fear of Indiges- rid of all these troublos with Dlgos-'tezFifty cents a bottle, worth tention, which Is an awful feeling. You will not bo bothered with Sour fold Its cost, at drug department of Stomach, Heartburn, Nuusea, End tho St. Bernard Mining Company, Breath or Heavy Feeling il you will Incorporated. tako one dote of Digeutrze. It relieves and cures bb If by Magic. The Following Announcement Has Been Pleasant an Candy. Relief In one Received by Friends in Earlington minute, Get n 50c bottle from the departmentfof the St. Bernard drug Mr. and Mre. Frank Welkel reMining Company, Incorporated. quest thr honor of your presence at tho marriago of their daughter Alice FINE NEWSPAPER OFFER Margaret to Raymond Alfonso Herb on Wednesday morrilngat 9 o'clock, January I, November, twenty;nintb. nineteen The Evansville Courier-Unti- l hundred and eleven, at St. Agnes 1913 For Only $2.50 ohuroh, Howell, Ind. The Evansvlll Courier makes an attractive subscription oiler for I. C. R. R. TIME CARD. 'November, All subscriptions received to the Courier this month for Time of departure of Illinois Con. the regnlar subscription price of .ral trains from Nortonvillo, Ky. NORTH BOUND. $2.60, will be credited to January 1, 1.28 p.m. 1018. The subscriptions will cover No. 102 8.40 a. m. No 104 presidential year and tbo earlier the No. 122, local pass.10.45 a m. new subscription is sent in this 0.80 p. m. No. ISO, local month the more papers will be re SOUTH BOUND ceived for the monoy. Tell your 4.08 p.m. No. 101..'. neighbors or 'phone them of this 1,4(5 a.m. No. 103... No. 121, local pass. 1.28 p.m. liberal offer of tho Courier. It No, 135 local pass 5.53 a. m. means the dally Courier for 18 or 14 for only $2.50. There is no months better or brighter daily newspaper L. & N. TIME CARD. in this section than tho Evansville Courier. Its great Associated PreBs Time oi arrival of trains news reports, clever cartoons, brill- through and departure of passing trainB iant editorials, complete local news, originating at Earlington. splendid apeoliil features and lull Effective Sunday, April 0, 1011. and correct market reports make it NOKTH BOUND. the favorite newspaper In this vloln-it0.25 a. m. No. 02 ., . .11.15.a. in. Send $2.50 by oheok or money No. 52 7.23 p", m. No. 94 order to the Evansville Courier and 11.22 p.m. , No. 54 receive the doily by mwll until Jan.-1e. y. The formal opening of the new Dulin store on Mam street in Madisonville last Friday was quite an event In mercantile circle?. There were large crowds in the building all during the day atid tho Echols seven pieco orchestra of Henderson mado dolightful music. The display windows were artistly arranged and created considerable favorable com ment. LaFrance roseB were given to the ladies visitors and pocket kulves to the gentlemen. The Dulin store Is complete in every dotail and one of the bpst In this pdrtlon of tholState. ' While Oliver Morton a well known citizen of Morton Gap was at work on a two story house belonging to W. W.Kmgton of Mortons Gap Saturday morning he lost his balance and fell to the ground breaking his cheek bono and bis arm . As quick as pos sible ho was removed to his home and Dr. A. V Davis was called. His Injuries aro extremly painful but not considered dangerous. Degrees Conferred Nearly a score of deaths, Beveral million dollars property 1bb and much Buffering and Inconvenience resulted from the violent change of temperature, the preceding storms aud the succeeding cold and snow that beset the central portion of the coutry Saturday and Sundav. After an unusally warm November day Saturday, tornadic conditions did much damage in WiBCon-so- n and Illnots and killed a dozen parsons, besides injuring more than a score, several fatally. A oold waye almost immediately rolled over the wreckage of the tornadoes and extended In a few hours to the gulf coast and the Atlantic Rain turned to sleet, snapping telegraph and telephone wires and snow followed. The tern perature dropped In several places moro than sixty degrees in eighteen hours. Several persons were frozen to death by the sudden cold, shipping on the great lakes was damaged and several boats were blown adrift. It some places gas almost failed. The poor In large cities and the homeregions suffered less in storm-swoseverely. sea-board. pt Uncle Sam is a Careful Depositor You can afford to follow his example. He's going to deposit his postal savings money in the Earlington Bank, "The Old Bank", which not do unless he had been convinced of its strength and safety We can convince you too. We ' welcome small deposits, and help them grow large. he-woul- d EARLINGTON BANK JAS. R. RASH, Pres. W. L. PHILLIPS, Cash.. Masons conferred the M. R. M. their lips, degrees on two candidates after Aud his glory framed in a Bong. which adjournment was taken to the banquet room where delightful re- But tomorrow tbo cheers are gone, freshments were served. Covers And tho great man Is gone, too, were layed for 50. Several visitors Aud the dust of the grave shall mock his faco were present and several good talks And leave him as small as you. "were made. All prosont expressed themselves' And out of the dust of death What star shall shine for man's highly pleased. eye? Tha life that glittered with goldeu Headaches Signs of Danger. lace, Anyone in this town that suffers Or thejife that was- - kindly wist? frequently from splitting, nervous headaches ought to go at once to the If a human soul shall lift druggist and got a 25c bottlo of our A prayer at tho thought of his Carlstedt'B German lilver Powder. name, HeadnoheB always indicate consti- Thanking. God for the song that you pation in n dangerous form, that sang may result in other extremely serieven ous ailments sometimes That is tho only fame. Bright's Disease and Appendicitis. Our Carlstedt's German Liver PowDraughon's College. der acta on the Liver, tho real Tho highest dogree of business cause of constipation a few doses entirely remove the trouble insure ability comes only through a process a lasting cure never fails guaran- of business training. The BEST teed If yon have headaoheB, get a bottle today from the St. Bernard PLACE for you to get business Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug De- training Is Draughon's Practical partment. 25o a bottlo. College, Paducah, Ky. Business At a meeting in their lodge' room envy that great man there, in the Masonic Temple Nov. 10, the You AVIATOR RODGERS BADLY HURT THIEVES ENTER THE As be bows to the cheering throng, Earlington Chapter, Royal Arch DRY GOODS STORE Aud BmileB to hear his uamo on M. & Drops 125 Feet In Plowed Field Rendered Unconcious The Germ and is Of Cansler & Maloney Made Quite Los Angeles, Nov. 12 In an attempted flight today from Pasadena to Long Beach, officially to end hla Atlantlc-PacIQ- o journey, Aviator C. P. RodgerB met with the worse mishap of hlB career, falling with his machine 125 feet into a ploughed "Held half way between the cltteB and within sight of his .destidation. Although no bone3 were brokon Bodgers was rendered unconscious. He was badly shaken, bis face was scratched and torn, hlH hands were burned by hie motor and he complains of a severe pain in his side His machino was completely wrecked- - Large Haul. Saturday nighc November 11 thieves entered the store of CanBlr & Maloney on Railroad street at a late hour, going In the frout door by breaking one of the glasses out. The tholves secured five pairs of Ladles High Top Boots, price $5,00, a pair. Tho robbers made their getaway out tho back door and there has been nothing seen or heard of the thief or thieves since. The authorities were .put op the tract of them and it is hoped that they will land them. Lively as a Boy. - Richenon-Blai- r Manon Oldham Breaks Arm No Kore Dyspepsia Gas, ur other Stomach Troubles Nothing will remain undigested or sour on your1 stomach if you will take a little DlgeBteze. a powerful digestive, harnileBB'and pleasant as Maple Syrup. For sale by tho of the St. Bernard ment. Mining Company, Incorporated. drug-departme- If you are tired, run down, havo no appetite, get a bottle of Yucatan Chill Tonic. A few doses will set you up give you a boy'B appetite-ma- ke you strong attd lively as a Purifies the blood and strengthens the system. .50o a oome at tne. r, .Bernard Mining Co., IncorporatPd, , Drug Departtwelve-year-old. -- 1918. 2t Princeton Vs. M. H. S. Tho Princeton foot ball team and H. M. S will struggle on the Mad- sonville gridiron- - this afternoon a 8.15 a great game is oxpeotea. East End Bridge Club On Nov, 23, this popular Club met with Mrs. N. E. McKInnon. The meeting was most interesting, Mrs. Banks having the highost soore. On last Friday, Nov. 10, Mrs. Daves was the hostess and Mrs. McKinnon -- " . Y ha nhimnlnn. r c Miss Adeliue Toombs, of Madisonville, spent Sunday with relatives hre. 'if, and Mrs. Walter Powers Mitivti in MMtiKmvtlle Sunday vuit-c- t Draughon's Business College, NaBhvllIe, Tonn. tractive girl and their many friends this point was mado by the St. BerScholarship For Sale $100 SobolarBhlp on Brvant & Strat-to- n wish them much happiness and wel- nard Mining Co., when they moved Wo have a $100 scholarship on Business College, Louisville, come them to the city, 161 cars or over 12,000-00pounds of Bryan & Strattou Business College Ky. Apply to for sale. This 1b one of the best buscoal In one day. Bee, New Store For Madisonv lie iness colleges in the State, and a Earlington, Ky.. scholarship In this collngeis A 1. The International Woolen Mills You Need Stationery. THE SEMI WEEKLY BEE. are doing a flue business In MadiEvangellstist Meeting Nothing gives an individual or a sonville. firm Btandlng in the business world Eighteen Murders-iMeetings evangelistic in character Eighteen Months This store has only been in opera- like nice stationery neatly printed. have been in hrogreBB at the Chrispast two weeks but on Tho tion 'for the Lewisburg, Ala. Hold Record Bee job depart, tian church all this week. Rev. W. account of the fine mateilals shown ment keeps constantly on hand a For Crime J. Hndspeth. State Evangelist of and suits made by the flue tailors fine lin6 of letterheads, noteheads, Birmingham, Ala , Nov. 12. The that church, whose home Ib at for only $15 00, they are naturally billheads, statements and envelopes, eighteenth murder within a little arrived on Monday and getting tho buslnoss. both linen and commercial. We more than eighteen mouths was has preached each evening slnco-thealso do circular, invitation and cat- committed at Lewlsburg tonight to largo audiences. We hear Says Son Did Not Steal Hogs . alogue work. Give us a trial. You when Constable W. W. Ellard was many favorable comments on tho J, B.Abrams, of tho Pond river will be pleaBod. killed at Hagan,s drug store and his sermons with no adverse criticisms, country, sayt he will move over in Ron Ralph, was shot There has been special music at alSOUTH BOUNDi 100 new subscribers to The Bee In the thigh. McLean County where there aro most every service, including sumo 4.80 a.m. No. 53.'. better neighbors and more Justice. will go along ways towards win8.23 a. m. Ellard was shot three times, especially fine songs well sung. Dr. No. 95 4.21 p.m. No. 51 A warrent was sworn dut last week ning that handsumo 5 passenger dying at once, and his son said the Stanley, the regular mlnfst r, is 10.48 p. m. No. 03 against his son by Henry Herald ac- $1000 touring can Get buBy now and shooting was done by Tom Hagan giving all possible assistance and cusing" hm 'of stealing hogs. The see how many you can get by the And Bob Payne. Hagan later appear- encouragement to the meeting, while INTERURBAN TRAINS. elder Abrams secured a shot- gun 15th of next May. ed at the county jail and gave him ministers of other ohurohea are also 'north bound. and roamed tho country hunting Mre. Will Morrison left Sunday self up. Th'o cause of the trouble Ib attending and soem wdl pleased 7.52 a.m.- - . Herald .with the' intention' of conNo. . 104 nnkuown. a with the serinous. for a visit to her hdme folks at 10.55 n. rn. vincing him his sdn was not a hog We learn that tho servIoeAwill 2.00 p. m. Nn. 108 stealer, fortunatley he did not And Mr. and Mrs. Walter Finley, of Mr. and Mrs. Bern O. Brown, who oontinuo through this week, n&ln-din- g o.02 p. Ui. No. llu havo been visiting relatives here, Herald. every night at 7:30o'cloclrjud south hound. Eastern Kentucky, are guests of left for their home in New Orleans 7.10 a.m. feel sure' that all who go will bo well No. 103 Mr. und Mrs. Paul Price this week. today. 10.00 a.m. Hill No. 105 ropaid. A large supj ly pf new singLittle Excitement on Methodist y Mr. and Mrs. Ruby Laffpon and p. m. Bee Subsoribe for the 12.57 No. 107 Being excited by the soot catch Mrs. Belle Niohqlls are in Louir-vlll- e and got 0000 votes on the $1000 Auto- ing books that weru misdirected and 8.20 p.m. No. 100 " did not reach bore until the last of 010 P' m. ing fire in the kitchen 'flue at tho No. HI this week shopping. mobile. tl. o past week, are expected to give residence of Mr. .' . Delaney. on Mrs. May Burr, of Mannlngton. much additional help to tho Muig Hill about 5:80 Monday Dlicernina Thought. M. H.&E.TIME CARD. Methodistan alarm was 'turned in ThougaUrput on paper are ootblng arrived list week and will spend services which will be given every evening, winter with her daughter, Mre. night. We bespeak a large and Inwhich resulted In a little "something more, than footsteps tu the eaad; you the rriee. M. H. A E, time oard wont into for nothing" run for our 8re departterested attendance in the services gone, but to Paul see the way the man has the $1000 If yu really effect Sunday, April 0, 1911. wfeat h mw OB ate walk yotf automobile get gBbAfinfi for The of this noted evangel wt while he la ment. They ar there with the kuw No.,112 leaves. . . . .fi:4S a. no. In pur city. Hw aud, get 9000 v geda when it eomw to fire fighting waac bitf jr . 4ihop oufca wr. 1 No. 118 arrives. ...8:80 p. air U, $50 0 Semi-W3KKi,- 'y Seml-Weekiy Hop-kinBvIlle, Will Occupy New Quarters While cranking his automobile Mr. Polk Blair and- - Miss Richer- son, of Nashville, were united in Sunday, Manon Oldham had the ChaB. Truempy who has peeu in marriage today at tho home of the misfortune to break his arm In two theEarllngton HardwareStoro for brides parents. They will return to places. He failed to pull the Bpaik some time will move his Jewelry Eaillngton tonight where they will plug out sufficiently and the recoil shop to the now room built as an Admakejtheir future home. Mr. Blair of the crank struck his arm. dition to Brown Bros. ReBtaurant was formei ly in tho grocery business He expects to put in a full stock of Large Coal Shipment . but has again acoepted a position as Jewelry and will continue to do ir machinist at the Round house. Miss On last Thursday ouo of the largwork Rioherson Is a charming and at- est coal shipments ever sent from re-pa- Leg Broken John Smith colored of Madison ville had his leg broken while assist ing In moving a house at Heola Saturday. A block and tackle attached to a wire ropo broke and struck hlin with such force as to break his leg. For Sale Scholarship on eight-year-o- ld '"' - Hop-kinsvll- le. Np.-100.- Seml-week- -- nt-jbl- j ,w HWw ' ,. "Wff -- "'WI',.T' f Ifcl ' . .s. B&s-,- i. . i ,iTT -- ' , . ' ii ) 'J ." ...' " rr ji . .j i .''." 75tf , ' r??.... .. ifliw.. t.. ;.,-v-fi. r. .? 7 .?v-"- V -- ; 1 v ,,w "miMiMii simwNmti ' L.i.1 J...i ' , 7 - - ii( jJSJXZZ'i "'' IJ .!, iiH-rt, - w Ssap-- ' xvy I 4M94kL ii ,"' KiffiS r PAUU M. MOORE, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER J. E. FAWOETT ..0no Year sixtfinuubiia Three mouths Single copies ....IMW -- T - - , , Mmuii;r.iri . 1 1 .1 ,r. m. " ' . i i i ... ti Member '4&MckFPr-A'swaatib-t ef n Specimen copies rmuledfretou application. 9.r'?H?-- " entBirftnteti-iu"Bparts of the U I iwnrr?B Kim' -- SSOTTOTrSE T"o'r FanUar Xtarfi JW rKi-"'vjiu. VTmcc Pail- ... .?nccai jirecjkar ana ...i v Enihalmffic . it Second District Publishers League I a,,c jT r .. umce u. ltf.i., j WHWIW, ILgWWC we" (..I'' iw I tioulars. - ftftST GftLL I ii ftJu Aalo I . . ii 1' t I ii I.TV ..M SoHffti fflflll! Otrccf, inaai t a .if pr w nJ VK., Ater.. ! --- ' VI ' f I. ' Any Gall' Answered' PromptlyiDay. or Night. : tiu IV Vj I 1 J, prone ctf.rny deputies, will tjie. following ,i4.ces git ... . v y- -j . -- .( W ' - Jamr'' i 14, 1911) be.t Ttnrlcrn O'Rrlotl. Of BaCUOB. Oowand & Co., was in Evanawille I HBIffXHL ,W)RDS I- - f Irreverent Youth. Morton Victory waB in Norton On a recent publication day of a The man who whispers down a out west, a boy, villo Sunday. newspaper printed .;'f '' well ' iii -." vi -- ra ww coo, nwn some ill; or iyyciyo ieu About the things he has to sell mn nn1 with n rvortllltAI ii.. Votes Wednesday, Nov. 15th, Wdjl.nevereftp a.or.op of dollars .rlh on hU tede, inquired, "if that pa- - 5,000 Wo will Rive fpr each cash .pur Like he who climbs a tree and per," pointing 10 uie copy, ub of rthe man that has been mur chase for each tyan and Boy BU.lb.or "pollers." ' account1 . in i nvflrnoat Ladles and Mlssea sultcor dered In Delavanr fio was la 'thq afflrmatW.e., when coat, WedneBday Nov. 15tU, .5,000 tin" "five cents upop the table, he bonus votes. Now la tbe time .to Make news in your storeand rferaarked,; yrlih ap al of, BelMmnar-o- n make your cqunt fpr tbo Autp,ajad "tvoii that'a mv dad. and' I tthen TJr'lnfi lU And, inevitably', your' preminmoflered for Dae tno ai. istore,wiU Brow more and more a wantAto read about him.!' Boabn Barnes Gowand & Go. .een'torAf interest' 'ttftbo people' of (Inoorpotatad.) ,. ; ithe city. Mr. Clifton Cong, formerly of this and LlVfir Wouldn't you feel uneasy if your nhomiinrioln'nStnmanh ciiy, who Has been a maobinfBt ib eorapetitpr.suddenlyi )doublodth :!Bffl&8tifflto&UrtS!Jl& Lquiaviile for some time.has acpep-te- d of advertiBlnB space houses tne most aonoaie womau ,vi wd a position in the machine flhopji newapaper? It It would be a youngest child. The dl)i ahd feeWp, iin this Birmingham, Ala. Ho lntehiis find thdm a most suitable at (good thing for him to do, perhaps it will also for aiding and streugthari-In- g maklDg this hlB future home. ',would be a good thing for you to do. remedy their weakened digeBtlon and bowele. Por sale A Haria'a A Texas Wonder by all Druggists. t A jiare whloh had made a dally nUm rrwvo'a WnnHnr nnrns IrlrlriAr Original Home o Honey Bee. practice, of .avyimminSv In the Bea. at and cures diabetes,. weak and lam hat known pley, to.'thiijoirght? ef vittre. The common n u tntra vnnnmar mil ,&iiii xu irrnvu. (tuna ,uuuMji..f-i1-- r1b thought by sorn leen japtdrdij by some local fishermen as the honey-belaritleB of bladder troubleB, rajnoyv orj In a boa. Thoy, chased, the anltnal high authorities tp have had lta lng Rravel, tlie kidneys and bladder aeawaJCd.'.for fifiO aidal before they inal home among the woods and in DOTH UieU'HUU wuuiou. uuijuiaran r ftmn tm with 1L The hare was then mountains of central Europe. bladder troubles in children If'not sold by your druggists will be Beut exhausted and was easily captured. by mall on joeipt,of $1.00. On6 Glasses to Bo Numbered. bottle "is two months' treatThe glasses Used in Hungarian small andpeldom falls to perfe'ota rnfpn will ho numbered. In the near ment Deafne&sCannot be Cared cure. Send fqr testimonials from ' ' l future, as a moans of preventing the j Ky. aprt other states. Dr. E. W. by lo;al appIcatlon$, aj they cannot reach tho dlieasedpottion'of the ear, Thtri Is only one spread, ot disease .by tne .promiscuous Hal' 2926 Olive Btreet, St. Louis, giasse's. Mo. Sold by druggists. way to cure deaf HelsT and IHat Inby constitution-- ' Interchange of tirlriklng Friday. JJijeaniXalinftaxi QlhwfL. i. . -- Is your baok lamo and painful? Dooaiit aoho.espociaUyfafter exertion? Is there a soronosain tho kidney region? Tbeso symptoms indicate weak kidneys: ' ' the following times lor the purp.ose of giving t!he their taxpayer!? an opportunity taxes. This, is the last call that will be .made to tjie various, precincts. It to-pay is highly imppr.t&nt that the taxpay- gr There la dangor in delay. Give your trouble prompt attention. act quickly. Doan'a Kidney-PU- la Mrs. Fra'nola "Brown, 204 FourthJ Ky., saya: St., HopklnByJUe,, "There is no doubt about Doan'a Kljdqey Pills .living, up to tho cjaJmB ma6 fpr thpmard youar,e.at Upaijty to use my name, as one who repom-mend- a waa anuoy.ed them highly. for years by headache which .came on in spells, especially, severe, it I contracted a cold, Aboutyfouryaara ago I waa. Induced to. try Doau'a Weak kidneys fast get.weakeri - Tley;,atfqgttM?nwaak kjrjnexja B6ad thlB, Earlijgu testimony. ers m.eef tese', appointments- prepared to pky their taxes, as it will save penalty and', cpsfs - White 'City, Mon;cay, Manitou, Tuesday, Grabtree, Wedn;esdk, Tf'p.y, 15,,f. V , , ?4!;.,a,, rn. W. s 'a "' 15, . JJ.. ally--Bar-Bath. I St -- Charles', , ' " ; T5.,B-Mnrton- WrJetyr-off.boe- , -- e, . , Nor-tonviile- , J 7?rw;ii ,0 vr rv Gao.Thursda'v. rnday, " it '" ( 16 . Kidney Pills and w,as not disap- .lp.,m. 17 p., m. 18, W - r-- I i if Ipfiamed condition of the mucous linlnj? of the Eustachian Tube. When jhs tube is Inflamed yon save a rumbling sound OfirapeTfect bearine, and when it Is entirely, closed, .deafness is ths result, and unless tbe Inflammation can be taken out and thtstupe restored ts lis normal condition, hearing will be destroyed'forever; nine cases out of ten are caused.by Catarrht which is nothing but an Inflamedcppditipnpf the mucous.surface. We will give Ope Hundred Dollart.for.any case of Deafness (caused by cstarrnj tnai cauuoi p cured by Hall's Carsrrh'Ciire. Send for clfcu- ' free '. V. J,.DHNY &CO Toledo, G. Soldby(DrugKis,U,J3.. Take Hell's Fa'miiy Tills for constitution. alremedlesv .Deatness.kcAnsed.by.dn palo( irdss, of tlie rime, of these Gilbert Kincr and J. W. Dlllen nhiirfron who have worms are fretfuland sickly most were in MadlBonville Saturday r.o ria iqe uiite unuy night. para-Bites- Mary M.artiii spent Saturday and nni?AAr VP.TlMTTi'Tin'R la an arj- provea remeay. yhhu iu wuhuo Sunday in Madisonvilla. tiave been drlvon out the child Mrs. Edwin Philips and sprj,W row strong, healthy and robuat. 25c. per bottle. Sold dy .S.t. L. Phillips spent the day in Madi- Price Bernard aiming uo., jLUorportn.u Bonv4He Friday,. Drug Lepartmeut. U.rjo.ljBi , WHITE'S pointed with the results. After tak lng a dope or,tw.o I know that the remedy Waa acting directly on my kldnOvB and in a short timo my trouble ceased. During tho past .. xym-ne. -a .' iour yearn T nvo uhuu uosub TrU y Pills occasionally when bavipg similar attaoka and m each obbo thOy have given m'd prompt relief. I always Iteop Doan'a Kidney' Pilla in tho house. For Sale by all dealers, .Price 50 cents'. Foster-Milbur- n Co., .Buffalo, New Tcork, sole age.ntB for tbe United States. Eemember thjo name Doan'a and tako no other. H (. p: 1k Cox Store i " White JRlains, Saturday,; u Hanson Earlington-- Monday, i n 20 T. B. Stanley VS. HL C. 4 .jx a, "Tint man vhn .la nllnn .talkln' EJjn.: '.'I . , ... w WHi y oVinut ! x8pclal 'Privilege "Iantti ltJ.iifctitlil'Wwko"be and bolaterouB In the street''' CrnigglHs. "unlosa yott Ja," replled-M-r' o so wltl(iaAmebafltM8creocher a& ,; ' ta.ched-.toimnM""'wiv ' ; i, i a or'lv nno o dnm folks. Mat. can't lanni'iielplhw'iiantf ' wlfbut' lpokii?"foh Wt ' '' ' "' '' loud teWatSf M SI- jfyjtuiW IV , "i '" "This la a very fine dog, ma'am; and cheap at tne price," said tno aeaier. All la Vanity. d; .($!' I "?' A -- t 1 - - i 4- 4- Aft) SfTj JOII lfi SSilSSSSSBIIBIIIIBfl -- tantiw'v'.il 'i.'' ". y'-'y-Ji- .115 l";at 14 , , i Ldon'ticarto. bdy 'im IhM "I've no'doufet'ot'it"-8herropllo- Is'lt.haBeefri.oBtlnMitwIJthat tberd ii0st'AaRiwMy 'mors 'than 'mllUbii and. a hklfbaprels. of ' oli'bytho 'bUrJi ' ' JagolltWelilB. ' Value.. er..CojiJ:entment ,Accr41ng th.eAjB.erlcan Machlni he iraatcbesi my new. Ho V.lnerk In -- him. until Ilmlaure, gowns"' Judge. "but lli il lit- ( ill I"' 't rt so caller ,Tbsurpere.aak'j9 of thi A conten id" mind , tbe greatest of Meealdg k malii'' 'can' ehjby 'jn'.TtWi, ,hejniBp"herft be,kmg,, to a...,Hb-fApy- y the vlnnrfl. known.' tachnlcallv aa the. 1 1. worldJ-:Anif; inthe 'pteoiii ' write LHftoa kappiness 'arise'B' frdra cb'riquering his f rjrt .t;. 'TlnHaM filn haoil nnma tflB. " .""? raruesnaxe, copperneaa, water moo- fr6n raWnttKilflHmnafhf1 .iesIriM. it will krlse- - In the'-'nextthe, reHilal, "rfhfl '' ... w """"t the !gr.ajtificaUon of them- I Ntw. Wftftld. hotsa .61 thei brni Ylpepflj No BpeftleBof the true'rVipe lnhkbltav the neV 'World', ttidHgb sev eral kinds of- anakea are commonl; Africa - iA A ' V kl. ll d 4 il JUiWL -- tars: TPo XCtX'lVHfA; 1 1 A'-t V f7I Yam Smt "cu MoneY w- - a. j 1 l- - illtl i xfiv..nKr.'yT' .- y-zw- t m al'l'T 4l A 5" 1 - Steei'j--'- - - j Iane; K ;tt v il. ""ww" " i i lng to you an ideal proposition for telephone service. Using our service you have ad van,9o nt Inner Hi.tanrn rnnnrtlnn, tn AVArv tbnnnrtftTlt nrtln, In the' United Statejt. The advantanarbttelcphbno service in your restdanca.arq too nuinerous,t0 meDtlon.bat amonR them would be,i(dlly communication with the markets, dbtalnlng prices, RettlnR accurate ..MnrlV J n 'lh. M.illi.r tin vntlr mtlffhtinr.! frlnnrts 'ann rplallv.. All ihnBfl arf. Sr6 niore than worth the pricerjrou, would. pay for the service. Literature and Information furnished i vy caiiiut? ou our u.uni(cr, ii, vr. uciiui.. y... TTTi Tm ---. BVST - W.EPH0M:- - SMW1CE ""' '"' r '' .poi: HEEl JtR, EAHR Telegraph Company incorporated, is ouer Note tfikt (fie Cumberland Telephone i t " I . I .. .1 b f.l U i m to . '" i sv.u, i 1 H(l iilU 1- O - ;'4mi ) , ,,... 6'. 1 ;'. ;" v ; ' '' '' ' ' & T" -- nrr t'l 1o ino Mr 1 !ti id 'IO' A.' NO - f M WWim TELERHOHE & M8m.M iBMMSHSBpsailSaSaHSHBBSlSSBBHHMVMI B. M. SLATQ1N Funeral Director. , i a V ,r4i nc'arBe- - .1. t'lM a- MS .60 i;)w TTTJ i th 7 4' ifv'cr? rnrrr !! M ORE f. . fi Ml . J I-- I- ' - MVWiMWMyWiWr ., til II u ,1 :: Licensed Embalmer ft I -- i. L , tt WE' bUAlANTEB THE: r.i ivfi r. I df i .T h NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE, 0 .Uw. ri..ff WWWWWWnWVWf - DU- -. 194-- MAninnlWII F KV. mnwiwwiiiihi..., ,, , iv I!" Ii. l ll ,-- ' ' -- '" ::,, TT" T'"ir'lt1Tt ' : !' ., M. "?" i 6i. i ' That questton, wJll Jo asked you almost dally bj business men, seeking your ervice3, if you' qualify take the Draughott Training andshOW ambition' to rise. More BANKERS Indorse PRAUGHON'S Colleges than Indorso all other busL Bess collegea COMBINED. 48 Colleges in ats states, international reputation. Hum SHuIv. Thniltnttfft nf Beekkeepi uUt'TlriAWntinnra all oirnr the United Btatoff'eay that "DraughOn'a iers, bookkeepers and. stenographers are VewRviitom nf nftolfWiBflrHno" eaves thorn holdlncr (rood nosltlona as the result of frcm25,tp50 perjceftt.in workand worry, taking Draughdh's Home Study. '"D.i.nil.. all TT C r(K- - ? IT A I rU"St IR. Pn,mr!rAS n'n 1ecnna reporters write the System of BY MAIL, write Jno. F. DRAtjdHON, tU court' Shorthand Draughon Uolieges teacn. ,rresiacntiiasnviue, xenn. rornfre-cavis the fast, alogue.on txm AT COLLEGE i write Whyt TT vWS' " ,T'. a fftJTrr A IT TlTTOTlTUCi & Ky- - or EvvJlJ, NkvUI or Memphis or Knerrfllt, Tenn- - er Paducah, , ' hiitiklMxA 5-- 3 ., 1: 1 , p ' QS2 r IfliXERMATiONAl:, WOOLEN MILLS t'nfW iff" . Jl "Jt. t-- - v Madison ville, Intucky ! i )V (wf i,iy .,.'U an ." jfcfi - 81 tl . u ' '' .ltf,.' '"'' " ' xSlltrj braacBM. Good POSITIONS GUARAfpTEED under reasonable conditions. lll'(.i'. iH- -' Mi 4. .' "ff 7 .' ' '. - " IX in 't I ct.it.lJ w-- p . -- BaoaUw-theyiknoww--.-,v lt jif ''1 j ' ... tit . ."? n "' - .! A T .',1'. il ( .' ftf.-O'- .!!, Nil 'I'OVWlil' . Ia; 1 1 r& .jh. . . 1 . fV.At '. .t ,4Mj-r?Hl41- l &'. j e'ilfisiflS2 r- 1niBirW.l v I... i(tewjifcot ; iniMiriiMh.lih'TfflHfiii i ... 'TfiTI ....HV yiiilfiiflliiijBiiiiiJi JHifiiiiliii 1 luwi ; . i J.. f "A ... t ,; isMiMifi'fr r n n Mum it fly. . V 'i , a dsSss f . : I', .111 il'H i W I .iHVLhmu iiO i i jj, toon '. Sfefe n : End Sale TT!'' JK ' "' ' -- yi't..'' ,HjiWU ' UCMr MMUMWiMI WW ' xm J1W.II, Ml is;-.- . t . .buwi'i-jjiitne- l mult bamurjj M ba I r Hnw bmQfjV UUHUHUUO flllll llllil i jUVijim " kb M B mimimim IHIII 4 iwl'l1'1!' w cw " J i - H. i. timm' nit MA 1 III Mil A . ww 1 1 Allk I tzzzzzzzzzzzL. '11 I BE H .w.tjjrr niu;l i af w .bbjskbi ''"'...' t!r "7 ' I ff . o & Special prices on Dress Goods, Silks, Ginghams, Outings, 'Fl$rinels, Table Lilian, 'Ladies' and Misses' Wraps, Blankets, Comforts, Shoes, Underwear Etc.. i ,j . i I I' ' i' The 'remainder of Ash.hy's stock of Men's Suits and-- Overcoats at less ttiah'fflffifime--- f 3 1 , ; i . i on f ' s j o? i ' h -- '!. I' - ;,, -'. ;P?fl00 i f t0 $2Si?R ??kPI.f'l-73J- $12.48 ! i -- v n aaac eu. Qiil? Prices; ana be Gbnvdhced , f.l; l;??1 EniCalico, nrjfu-"-"- ' T! lard n - "aifld tinder, 'WjP' - lc.yrd ' . d BAKER . fif t' ' ; i 1 HICKMAN, '' ( i x U&St 31 r ' " t r-- r tvJohnTTrBtk and Jlobt. Marnhew v' , ' I 7771 i ,- . -- - - -- - Tv'T Jnii ,Mm:rPAiiJt!ffiiC.ijji -- maaisonvme. Kent ircRv , S a? ? '' 'f i : . , ,,.,. i r .,.,.. o"j'J irt fc. !A .1 m ( ;j jnlgjliytjj 'ttrr ' w. t r inrnou T'nt i : ..,,,,, r ,ij - g 'H I Wt flews of tHe Town ' hatl 'tfto m 6f '"t'h'eoabcfose't'h'ey: Wet'jn knook-e- d them ail over the caboose, out-tlseveYrfl TJaU gaalies on Merri-hew- 's MIm Lena .Davis entertained a iiaudapdTrvuth bad his face Lale-- ' ktr.yoKBff, irJencU.-atand, arm bruised. The latter went, 4ide Park las SaAurday.'l'ho party to nis nome tin rtasnviiie ana iatq MeOmes Klln off for "a few' daya. Merrlhew was yas and. Davea. Thoe JireBent wo: herd Monday, biit went baok to icUnes Saja' Poatji.o'ton, Thoini to havo his baud treated icaji;, LTHno Foard, Hazel Wright xfash.YUle last nignt. OLawrenoe .DavoB. Watches ropalrod, adjusted and Sergta. Wl.Ifoti and Stpkoa Jefffc timed, at prices, to please,. Sunday mornint? for Lexington to O. I. TilUBMPV, attvaod a fifteon Uay8'c6urso,in At Whltford's Store-ur get bumf in fmlnal yatdB 'at Nashville. t.tUrhy flight. "Tugh switching -- firX ohanejtiy . -- tmill-iary'Boho(- Jl. . ironj'jvanviHe ,f p. ," . .I.-.- wVwaBDetainiiandledllthVil?;'! .., ' . Roy L. Brown, of Ohio, who Is to for sale at tho Bee conduot tho Evangallstio meetings n Madiaonville Christian church is qroyorLo.ng is aaln .on'th? sick to arrivo In tho city and preash a Hat. prepapitpry sermon Sunday 11 a.m. KUl?y ,0'Bannon visited In, St. and iier tako up the Borvlco, again Charlos Sunday. loday night. Homer ParlB lSTisiting In Evans-vill- e ' HomerMooro, of Victoria, made this weok. a buBinosfl. trip to Earlington Satur . IIbs Bessio Coylo who has bopii day. 111 for-todays'is confined at homo Mrs. Earnest Ashby,' of tbla'plaoo, able to Uo Qut again. sister, .in. loavoa tcnigbt to .visit-heMisB.O.onne. Fe,ndwok is roopyer-I- n Gallup, New Mexico. irqm, a. apli 9t typ'hm f eVer .. Hand ipamiad tea and 'ohocolato on BOtVfrdmufallaat1' Conduotor S. 0. Ingram was Sisk Bros. Book Store, hit. fiS, vUrdar tHoxnlnar. Tbla', " Old papers offloo. n r Mi2?Eatfsvlllfe Mftiaii M&ia&W Um8d, of this oity, riday. alnMaB6vi J sibnk jiandlurrl'ltiJro for sale? MrB. D.. r irsoMafei- - -- With MrslXesliiCarter MfSB ,rijl '."... fbjjiviouyhib 4t$frd enMutao Pducah Little h & M'diBObTiUe, Ky. Mtei'So Mlkd IWiHIb kid Katie & Qpmpaiiy WWrel mte inadisonvJlHe Satur- . t V 1 W. t .' Elizabeth' Tkwh Who 'MeBttt.meW.'B. ari&'fi. A. Davis been quite 111 with bronchitis and their visitor Mrs. J. J. Patorson IL larthe'pMt'two'WwkB.'talmwovjnjs:.. w8jP8,ti4iduYmSf(turdyt of MadiBonvIlIfs to Jbjariington. rjtjWB.';RMjH.ejW'tr,l5 Allen, --- Young E PAY EXPRE: .r l I tpr votep. JSfoo can Win this,' ,E3mma VWboo, vIbIJscL. in Mprppa':1 WYWWtt7'-.- ' .. :' hi MBusams 5 asseryer flowardi Viap BatarOtW- - , utrocner xianoooK bpous ounuay , 9rin; car if yon try. J. H. Harned, of LouIbvIUo, was Oeorge'Br(rokBtTd,'Strother'Hn.' 'in'townron;bnBinoBB Saturday. Mrs. JesB Phillips, of St. Charles, Mk were In Madisonvlllo Friday 1b In towa vlsltlng"tfi;ie8l8. A. HetfelK ofotlie country, C aght. towiaaiurMlyH .h Fob SE-omeoeo- nd handftif-- ; 3B. E, Owen has roturned from a Mrs. S. M. Kepp and (daughter nlture. Call at Win. Bradley's ' ylatt to Lexington an4rv0hionrat EllzafcetJi,: were, la MatUsonyllJe , . . feted other points. , Saturday visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Browning, of Jim Malohey waB'Ih Afadisonvnie' Mary Hewlett was inf Madlson-yill- e Mortons Gap, spent ErJ.day . JPnday ion business. SataHlay shopping, i in tho o'.ty. '. t ' ' Miss May Halo, of Heola, was In '' Borf.no the Mr. and Mrs. Ed Daisy Bprdera'ia.ylBitfng ia MaidlBonvill Saturday .morning, tbjkie'ek. Hank,B,;afle ten pound boy, Qroen Haooook was jn Madlaou- - ;M"aor.R, Av. wJfflo jd, of the LVftBfhni'of Seb'ree, w;as In H, Tllle SaJturday towk Prill iy, pountipr, was in town Saturday. Don'tjfall to return your votos Inipprted hand painted: china for E..,?, ,&tfrie'8 left Prtday tor "hia vyidue&day afternoon, not latertrian' saio at' hpjB.ain Csatral Oity. Bo'plock. ' Bros. Book Store. Bisk ' 3lMtf minted eun:ln H,ulqus.de- MaaiBonville, Ky--i Mr. aMd MrEd'Tralioru' who'fbr-naall- y abm ;t; Bets, (Ohoeolaje eeB, pm rlome'dwlt'h'Mr.'ahd. Mr'sl Al- - MiVe Hanua.Sr., Is In Dra'iJw 'trta, oeWy dUbeB, comb And brush, JjowJb bert Keown have gone to house- - r onbusinesa.Jie expects to b.e'gone' trays, sppftn traya, bon-bo- n ' fl.e.teFftlAdays, , , . . Kflspingin ffusuouse audck, P.l.t.8 ivfttQ Ad'a. Aub-iiU. '!.. J , .., .J.apan at Ge.rmany J'. I, ll'.l !' III. i.,H. HI I Ml.' T ' ."'v TZ' K Brokennrings, Jewe,lry and Spec- Saturday Get in the AatoraDbilexotiteat.' kd ix ypar pame ,.Rn(lWe wUL tacles repaired ana pollshsa U& 'Geiorge Roblnfepi Was in MadiBOri- . Q. LTruemphy vllBtFrldayi night, .tirt yoniBj2,(K0tcotjlimef mw. ' MIbs DodrfJb'Brlen WaB'ib. Madl-- ! AtiWHltTora'B Store. YOIffi 11 kV. VJ I VI RY Fllil Jb ei save of Pftrits T2HM l'l sD WM money. ff. Si- : I 'i F ui & rest-dori- o.. , Our Btooks a"f so larg-- thatyou Ifkve every stylo ttnd pXttern, and size, and tthapa from whloh to aeiept: and we make buying- mx mfliTi, just b e,ay. and oatisraotory as you oaa d we have Bpoial.thliwirjtlitjrou pan aret WOvEKE SIjBB, euoh a - We PnfU &d onc But the Best anel-Sa't-urda- y i Lvy Sfeeil Snlte'lor'M ....-- . -.- -., !HeBc-ders- on 'f If- vl'.. - Tl'll piM.m aH,d i-. "tf H"'- - Levy's Special Boys' Suits with 2 pairs ; .- M f. m CAAIOa 3EfRK3B,., WE SEN9 ALSO MenWs J(eUil Herchaats all ihe iJeatog 6f ' J,..r .i .. ..' h'iiwriiHiryft r h"S' yifiii Tnf I -. ..- - - - t 1 . ' i ' SAMPLES IIREE. "Msaa,. 7 r i v :M a, ' ' 1 - m i V t "'' 'It ,. llTIir(ai,..' H" 1 "I i SjtBK .. '1 Jf . 1, IB , .1 ' I'- - .1 'I .d B0. Eipok,Sto.;e, A Hohsc Established AssecfaUM. 5& Ycajrs KarMi Fam Ref4ei t CraJt Uses. Ae. Ipe. ptrgsj tn ts IIhc. I Eyery Untiov io Annuo Pi ; IBBiliil3: MMSI t ' rk iuy-iKower is m rrequently It Actually D'cuMiS1' i fl War q! " M Rjeadqr's i n k pwgfi '.BBBB W?WPW&? 3i KW.', II "'"i::! , mi 51 k?iSH4-rj DOIK 'r f?W . I . f ' -JJ I' Haiket. ... i r 1 iJrscjSSi.i. CiK FDR A LONG LIFE., ;( ' f 9 .i (i ,i:-.t LOUISVILLE; j r?N i iV . C ' "J jj ' 't Jii; A ( :.' V-'- . Freeh air and exercise, with gropei' ?W ara.fUfflglejawqqnt of sleep, are ltbe..flBBental8.r; j : en . ci -- i rmmmrr,t f, lf. - ,... ....... i j j, -- j i 'tt' ppjer ptivu rejmev;p;. ifvai serniB canppp aeveiop,,and many dlB-- m)re8, wm hero H,pmer Mpore, thq efflplent SjBsIb-l' ior. "the Victoria Di flok'eper (Ex (,yj .i. -- ijjtHiii llvtlil . wj Hi . l fl 'ff Tw , ' a r Jt study the buying opportunities outlined in the store ads tur, fei z., ,l.ia tfr j:sa3-5fl kt TVrviMLl-.'wnrM- tf Your dollars vary in vjilae as the) vary in pw chasing power. The man or woman who studiqs. advertiserrientsiis able, frequently, to'ihaki one dol- lar do thusuah work of two. Jf Ajid the ed redfVdvertiVerrfenb wih fcWaylle a dol- lar command a pjremium majce It buy mere than 'a of things. dollar'i'wV'urVd'Gh M TTrr mncli ''nlinvA nar" ari Inllare in r .,,. W wm. W fVia V..V ... vnrir -W.W W. mUW.. W'Wfly oWelr 'SedtiViRIc4;li''Vltio, wttoh1 'lJi' VM-iT- b jne you require, fc tonic, ness. i . Saturday on busi lliulli UVi'i t a JiiiU -iln J -n - Yeu (Jail Always Speftd faa at ;f7 n HwiHUteil-fleasu- re Hand painted Bird sets from Jndla. Sisk Rxqs, Bopk; Store. . 7A i' White P!3 TTSTFSSVrfjlV' for . :''riliwlc' 3t -- j aXJT. i5.j iii.i'ft.tS'iitrrl?i:Mij5a.ii3 nrarfvSiir,rttf)Aiv-ttn bJo-;EI- - ... oJT iJ:J-A-i- . Madisonville, Ky,, giving properties of the cods' livers E. g, Balnea, of Begyer Dam', was with all the Hseleas reae eltaalBated and tonle Ire, added, happily blended here Saturday. IA a mtediaelclnallnej I , j ,wBvL'iBy.,j3orQeTS,tOi piace. For" Ms 'f'eaBonVlhol la" Vefcarded is visiting in HenaeVson! tnjs lot &,, greatest boy JWlldwa and invigoratora for aged people. It MiBsarJorie Whitfield, of the country, was here Saturday visiting '' her "later M!r8,. Ed Rule. 1R BeoYttWuriderBUnd. Mra.OtYPdweraof tfiis city, vislng that if It doee not give eatlBfaw ited relative! in Madiaonville Saturtion the price will be returned day. ST- BXRVASB XIVIKO CO., Incor- Cloy Woodruff' of.St. Charlea, waf rated, mng Uepftrtment P Via Mooday po bofi; UBU f Wftfthrg OV Train - f fn MatHst)nvillc S A . t w" ffew pictures changed daily , Pay tiem a visij , Special Matinees Saturdays J - " :.,; ft( 0 - LJ'A An a I v.. I ft ? jt I I, ' - New Dining Room Fnrnitiire Thanksgiving suggests some new piece of furniture for the dining room. You will find at this store the correct patterns in Buffets, Sideboards, Dining Tables, China Cabinets and Chairs. Let us show you our Special Chairs, genuine quartered oak, genuine leather seats, well padded, a 15.000 value, the six chairs for $12.00. I Jr I' Hte Day of Fat. eC As odd story of craea from Sunderland, Durham, liiberor A young skipdreamed that he would be killed, and therefore be did not go to work 1b the morning. In the afternoon be went to bathe In the River Wear, and getting into deep water wa orowned before help could reaoh aim. The efforts of his companion! te sv bin were unavailing, through the', swift-neof the current drra s CITY DIRECTORY. Mayor H. O. Boarland. Police Judge A. J. Bennett. Chief of Police Wm. Bradley. ." Night Chief J. H. Hamby. Tax ABsessor J. H. Corbitt;, City Clerk Paul P. Prioe Treasurer Frank B. Arnold. City Physician W. R. Nlsbefc. City Engineer R. E. Whipfler. Street Commissioner Robt, Wood Counollmen Jno. B, Atkinson. Madison Oldham, F.D. Bash, Geo. O. Atkinson, Thos. Blair, O. M. Henry. Mooting night drst.Monday night in each month. School Trusteo Paul M. Moore, Board of Health Ed M. Trahern, G. Gilbert King and Curtis B. Johnson, M. D. Postmaster Ohas. Cowell. Eat-Uac- L - w , v For pains in the side or chest a pioco of flannel with Chamberlain's Liniment and bind it on over the soat of pain. There is nothing bettor. For Bwle by all dampen Dealers. Same Old Human Nature. From the fresco paintings of worn-eIn Cretan palaces of the period about 2000 B. it is learned that the women of that time pinched in their waists, had flounced or accordion plaited skirts, wore an elaborate coiffure on their heads, shoes with high heels and bats which might hare come from a Parisian hat shop, while one woman might be described as wearing a Jupe culotte. n Degree of Honor. No. 10 meets 2nd and 4th Saturday nights in each month. Miss Lizzie Huff, Seoi Ben Hur Lodge, Earlington Court, No, 55, meets every 1st and 3rd Monday night at old Masonic ttaii. jjr. u, u. Johnson, Scribe, Standwaite, Tribe No.57,Red Mon mfcets everv Friday sleep. Hopkins Lodge, A. O. U. W. No. 581 meets every Thursday night. Y. Q, Walkxr, Sec, ' Golden Cross Lodge, Earlington, No. 635 meets 1st. and 8rd, Saturday night in eaoh month. Mrs. Bertha Umstead, Sec. Antiseptics Peroxide many people are now ising The now toilet germlcldo powder to Mm dissolved in water as needed. For all toltot and hygienic uses It 1 better and more economical. To cleanso and whiten tho tcotb, rotnove tartar and prevent decay. To disinfect the mouth, destroy discaso germs, and To keen artificial teeth and brldcrowork clean, odorless To remove nicotine from the teeth and To eradicate perspiration and ooiy odors by spongo bathing. Tho beat antiseptic wash known. Itcllovca and strengthens tired, weak, inflamed eyes. Ifcalssorethroat.woumU and cuts. 35 and 50 eta aiox. druggists or by mail postpaid. Samplo Free. THE PAXTONTOIt.BTOO.,BoTON,M4M. A Matter of Assurance. "Some of your speeches," said tk cynical friend, "make me think of a mathematical marvel I oace knew." "In what way?" "He would dlspote offhand of any problem you gave him. Nobody in the crowd was able to say whether he got the right answer, It really didn't seem to make muefe difference, anyhow." Instead of Liquid I! Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic s Harry Long, O. of R. purify the breath. a Sunday and holy dayat7:0 a. m. Second maBS and preaohinp 0:80 a. m. Vosperb and benediction 7 p. m. Rev. J. P. McParland, Pastor Catholic Church. Firit CHURCHES. mas-ever- x Woodmen of the World, Catalpn Camp No. 801 meets every Wednesday night. All members are earnestly requested to bo thero. O. S. Crenshaw, Clerk. Modern Woodmen of the World No. 11992 meets evory Wednesday. Y. Q. Walker, Sec. Elks, B. P. O. No. 788 meets at Madisonville Monday night. B. N..Gordon, Exalted Ruler. Roy S. Wilson, Secretary. purify tho breath after smoking. i - Sundaj sohool at 9:80 a. m. Preaching evory Lord's day at 10:45 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Prayor meeting ovory WednesFurniture, Carpets, Draperies, Funeral Director, day at 7:80 p. m. Dr. D. T. Btanlry, Pastor. Embalmer M. E. Church. Recrular service Wealth and Wisdom. , third Sunday at and 7 :80 p. m . Kentucky Madisonville, A man. who is worth more -- than rrayer meeting 11a.m. weanesciay evening 11,000,000 can get any commonplace at 7:80. Sunday-schoat 8:80 a. m remark accepted as an epIgram.-Chi-caClass meeting, second Sunday at V Record-Heral10:80 a.m. f Rev. Holtzolaw, Pastor, M. E. Church, booth. Rev. W. Production of Mercury. pastor. Services on C. Brandon, Small Demand for Buttons. The annual production of mercury everv Sunday at 11 a. mi. and Rev. O. Preston Tongo of St The. 7:45 p. m. Sunday school at 0:81 Paul's church, Yarmouth, England, In has risen to 3,525 tons. The United a. m. Prayor meeting, Wodnesda Ma Parish Magazine, under the head-i- s States produce 1,042 tons; Spain, C.A.MORTON Christian Church. ol go Mrs. KAtb Withers, Pres. Knights and Ladies of Security will meet every second and fourth Monday niglitB. Visiting members invited to attend. Will, Carrioan, Clerk. Visiting members are cordially Invited to attend any of these LodgeB meets 1st Thursday in each month at 2:80 p. m. Earlington Chapter, U. D. 0., a4 d. WE CROW 2?8? saysi of "Acknowledgments," "Several anonymous contributions of battona have been received. We are till wondering how to use these gifts to the best advantage In the 'district , for obvious reasons, they ore to the needs of the beaten." with Almada, furnishing 834 tonal Austria, with Istrla, 570 tons; Italy, 370 tons; Russia, 318 tons; Mexico, 190 tons; other countries, including Japan and China, furnish the remainder, about Monto-Amlata, 200 tons. '. ; Coughing at Might Means loss of sleep which is bad for children and hard on grown perd sons; Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough at once, the tickling and dryness in the throat and heals the inflamed membranes. Contains no opiates and Is best for children and delicate persons Refuse substltntep. Sold by St. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug Department. com-Kun- In damp, chilly weather there is always a large demand for BALL-ARD- '; SNOW LINIMENT because many people who know by experience its great relloving power in rheumaticaches and pains, prepare to apply It at the first twinge. Price 25c. 50o and $1 00 per bottle. Sold by St. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated Drug Department. Careful. Old Fashioned Party (with old fashioned prejudices) Ah, very elever, 1 dare say. But I see. it's written by a lady, and I want a book that my daughters may read. Give me something else!" Punch. Lw Lr I H H m I Vii ftlu i Missionary Baptibt Church -- freezingthoand thawing benefit Preaching 2nd and 4th Sunday at 11 Henco a. m anu 7:30 p. m. and the preceding Saturday right. Church meetiui; A Hail Carriers Load Saturdfl night before the 4th Sunday. Sunday School at 9:80 a. m. Seoms heavlor when he has a weak Prpyti neeflop evcrv Mondav night back and kidney trouble. Fred Mail Carrier at Atchison, Kanat 7:8l. Rev. C. H. Grigson, Pastor. Due-hre- Process Must Be Stew. Apples and potatoes when frozen can be restored in good condition It they are thawed slowly But when thawed rapidly they became flabby and evenings at 7:80 o'clock. LaaMes' soon decay. The carpets and other Aid Sooioty every Mondav after- covering we place over plants in winnoon. Official Board meeting Mou-da- v ter do not prevent their freezing and after flrsc Sunday In each thawing, but they do prevent then month. M. H. Taypan, of MadisonviUe was here Saturday. Mrs. MoU'o Ryan, of this city was in Madisonville Saturday shopping. Rev. George 'O. Abbot, of Hopkins-vill- e, preached here Saturday night, F. M. Toombs, of Slaughtervllle, who has been vib.itipg relatives, here several days ib how visiting his Bon too quickly. N. I. Toomb3, of Madisonville. William Bradley was In Hopkins-- , ville Monday on business. , . v . n, Knows Not Wisdom. A man who does not know how to learn from his mistakes turns the best schoolmaster out of bis life. till Cansler Library. Rev. Geo. Services lourth Jay mornlnR and evening in each month and Saturday evening preceding. Prayer mooting Friday oveniiu. Sunday school 2 p. m. Rev. T. J. Lynn, Pastor. Episcopal Church Services 1st and 3rd Sunday night at 7:45 at the O. JBNFKAI Baptist Church. -Sun Abbitt, Rector. sas says: "I have boeu bothered It te a very serious matter to aek with kidney and bladder trouble and had a severo pain across my for one medicine and have the back. Whonevor I carried a heavy wrong one given you. For thk load of mall, my kidney trouble Inreason we urge you In buying to creased. Sometimes ago, I startod be careful to get the genuine taking Foley kidney PiIIb and slnco taking them I havo gotten entirely rid of a 1 my kidney trouble and rid of all ray kidney trouble and am as Buck-Draug- ht sound now as ever." Foloy Kidney Pills are tnnlo in action, and quick liver Medicine In Very Serious Beecher. Nothing, humanly speaking, Is pereven the frights which the fashions make some women' look. Puck. No Exception. fect not About the dresa shirts we are showing Value of Words. We have all the other flxlncs too. Words are wise men's counters they do not reckon by them; but they fe? are the money of fools. Thomas Hobbes. Earlington, Kentucky Maloney LODGES. Mala Toad's Share of Burden. Masonic Lodge E. W. Turner. No. 648 meets 1st, aud 8rd. Fridays After the eggs of the midwife toad in eacli month. have been laid and fertilized the male E. J. Phillips, See. winds a string of tbom around his Victoria Lodge, No. 84, K. of P. hind legs, retires to a burrow for meets every Monday night. Visit- three weeks and then deposits tbom ors welcome. in a pool, whero they are hatched In Ernest Newton, the usual way. K. of R. and S. results. Try them. ' ' The reputation of nde old, reliable medicine, for constipation, lf eation and liver trouble, te firmly established. It does no imitate other medicines. It te better than others, or it would not be the favorite liver powder, with a larger sale than all others combined. la-d- SOLO DC TOWN F$ i Get Into The Big Auto CONTEST VBOTi m$ FREE K; &?-- Touring Car to be given away free by' Earlington Boosters Club. Each .member Five-Passenger A grand $, 6 00'- Howard wjrtl of this club Contest ett Barnes, May 15, closes CovsLirxcl, slit on LDiesjpleiy- give votes that will entitle the holder of the of votes to this elegant Automobile Free. , great-est5numjb- FREE 1Q12 er 8c Company : How to Get Votes Votes on the Automobile will be given with every cash purchase made at the store of any member of the club, ido votes for every dollar's worth pur- How to Get Votes With every yearly subscription to The Earlington Bee, accompained by $ i in cash, 3,000 votes will be given. This applies to back subscriptions as well as new subscriptions, and you can pay for as many as you desire. You can also get voces on job printing and advertising 100 votes for each dollar paid on either job printing or advertising. Get your friends to give you the votes when they pay any of their accounts. But the best way to' get votes is"to secure subscriptions to The Bee, as the schedule of votes is sd much greater for for anything else. You wilj be suprised how easy it is to gfct Bee" if you'try; ; sub-scriptionst- i? ate; 5:- l,. ' l.i; chased, NOW IS THE TIME TO GET BUSY. The earlier you start the more advantage you will have in the final count. Remember, the object of this contest is to get business. We are going to give this fine Auto to the person who will accumulate the greatest number of votes, therefore it is to the interest of every contestant to ask their friends and neighbors who buy their Dry goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats and everything they get from members of the Club and save the coupdns for you. Thus, the contestant who getsthe-- greatest number of friends, who. trade, here .a.nd give them their coupons, will recejve the greatest number of votes. : . i- -l . IS SB A Rules ol The Contest Read carefully the rules of this contest, as it will make it much easier for the contestant J. ' ij 13?,fiV " i I. WatcliM, Clocli Jewelry C. Wiley Fine Watch Repairing to understand the methods that are used. 1. No name of contestant will be known. 2. No names of contestants will be published, 3 Every contestant gets 2,000 votes to start with 4. Every contestant ,gets a num6. All votes must be brought ber. 5. Standing of contestant's number published weekly. Tie votes in package 7. Votes must not be written on. 8 in Wednesday for recording. with contestant's nilmber and amount on 'top slip only. 9 Color of certificates will b Votes are transferable' only' charged monthly and must be recorded monthly to count, iO before recording 11. Contestant having largest number of votes on May 15, 1912, wins the auto. 12. Contestants will not be permitted to solicit votes within our store or in front of the building. ' " '.'. CONTEST CLOSES MAY 15, 19, Send in Your Nomination at Once and go to Work for it George King & Son Drutfj, DrutfgiW Sundries and Soda Fountain v. f Webb Brothers, Groceries - I' W, H. Whit fori, Hardware, Stoves , BARNES, COWAN Q & CO. Dry Qoodi. Clothing, Shoe. Millinery, .Ladle Ready to Wear. Carpets and Rugs Semi- - Weekly INCORPORATED Bee, $1 Per Year Barnett & Stone, Liveryman m':wsi ...icW ' M$M8 -- 83K&3i Jn m - ,! y "' t 'o- fyf "J ill 'ii&,.;,w. "lms!MfiM sw: .iiiMi'

© 1999-2009 Kentucky Virtual Library

• xhtml 1.0 Strict