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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): November 21, 1911 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1911 bee1911112101_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): November 21, 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 IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE YOUR ' TWENTY-SECOND FRIDAY BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE YEAR EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KY., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1911 N:$3 BARGAIN DAY FOR THE BEE TEE L. & N. MAT JBE SOLD HABEIS0S0N E0AD MUST PAY. The State of Kentucky $377000 Back Taxes. The g'llfllfll'li'ilruipi To the Pennsylvania Railroad Co Meets to Day Board Madisonville Notes 35,000 Square Feet of Glass You will get the beBt of sorvice in the Floral lino by I !K- - Blue Stocking Club j$ Every Saturday From Now Until printed yesterday a dispatch from victory over the Southern Pacific MJtas Johuye Mills entertained the ' Baltimore predicting the purohase Compauy,wheu the United States the End of Auto Con members of the Blue Stocking Club of tho L. & N. road by tho Pennsyl Supreme Court decided that the test The Bee Commonwealth had the right to tax Satarday afternoon at hir home on vania. North Main Street. The persistent rumors that the the company on the inttor's steamers The roll call was responded to plying New. Now WILL GIVE NINE The Louisville Courier-Jnurn- al State of Kentucky won a phoning Pleasant View Greenhouse, at Madisonville. We are specialists in funeral designs, wedding bosquets and cut flowers for all occasions. Prompt service guaranteed. Bee readers welcome. Orders booked for holly wreathes 5"- - i ' : fl t. N- -f . v between Y"rk and Orleans,NewYork and Galvp ton the members with the biography of H. I. TUCKER, Manager of Sales have been doubted because uoted woman composer. of lack of a Southern outlet. In and Havana. Tno steamer wero val sojne Tne Bee has decided to make ev"Thn private and public life of (12,000,000. ery Saturday a bargain day and case of the Pennsylvania's purchas- ued at The Immediate result ot the doofs' fOhamiade" was givon by MIbb Al- from now until the end of 'the ing the L. &N., the Hue to Evans-vlll- o lon'ls to establish a claim of the leen Davis. NEAL STIVERS, OF would likely be built among S0NG0FNATURF automobile contest will give 0,000 Mibb Virginia Tate read a most exState against tho railroad company WHITE PLAINS voteB for every now subscriber and other reasons to give the north and By- -J. E. FAWCETT for 377,000 for back taxes, while bri- cellent paper which dealt with "Tho 6,000 for every renewal secured on Bouth branches of the new syBtem nging to city aud State together an contemporaries of Chamiade." and . Loses House by Fire Sunday Night Saturday. If you want to win tho another point of contact. I know not what it Ib but when I their styles of composition. The dispatch from Baltimore fol- aunual income from this source of Tho different $1,000 auto get busy for tho pass round table discussion of cur $00,000. Of this $38,OCO-.eacvear of Neal Stivers was Tho lows: Boe. Some running bit of water by the rent ovents were most interesting. burnedresidence night Sunday Local financial circles were keonly will go to the State aud $22,000. to During about 8o'clock. v way,v the social hour a interested today in the persistent tho county The claim of $377,880 was beautifully served luncheon The loss was considerable as there A river brimming silver in the grass Headaches Signs of Danger.' in two was very when collected will be split three little Insurance. It is supAnyono in this town that suffers statements winch were freely circu- ways.the State getting $212,000 and courses. Rippling or'e the rooks wet with posed to have caught from a defecnervous lated to the effect that the Pennsylfrequently from splitting, spray. The next meeting will bo held at headaches ought to go at once to the vania railroad ib about to close u thaooutity $140, 00. The company the tive flue. home of Miss Virginia Tate Dectwenty-tw- o Bteamship, all of druggist and got a 26o bottle of our deal to purohase the Atlantic Coast owus I cannot keep my glad heart from a ember lstt Garlstedt'a Gorman Jblvor Powder. Line company, which coutrolB the which Have been assessed. cry Lively as a Boy. always mdicato constiHeadaches Mrs. E. B. Taytor will leave for Atlantic CoaBt Line railroud, owner It Ib so joyful' at the gladsome you are tired, run down, have pation ih 'a dangerous form, that If No More Dyspepsia. '; Paducah Wednesday to be the .no appetite, get a bottle of Yucatan may result In other extremely seri- of the majority of the Btock of the sight Gas. or other Stomach Troubles. guest of her sister for a few days. evon L. & N., one of the most important ous ailments BometimeB Chill Topic. A few doses will set So pleasaut Ib the water running by, you up givo you a boy's appetite Bright's DIsoaeo and Appendicitis, pieces ot Southern railroad property Nothing will remain undigested or' So full the waving grass is of desour on your stomach ir you Miss Minerva Davis of Anton was make you strong and lively as a Our Carlutedt'B German Llvor Powlight. in existouoe. Should 'the deal bo will tako a little Digestive, a power- the guest of Miss Lucy Fawcett here , , . Purifies the blood der acts on the Llvor, tho real cause of constipation a few dososJ finally consummated it will not only ful digestive, harmless and pleasant Saturday. and strengthens tile syBtem. 50o a bottle at the St. Bernard Mlpiug And If a Kentucky Cardinal passing entirely romove tho trouble insure be one of the purchases in bb Maple Syrup. For sale by the a lasting cure never falls guaran- recent railroadbiggest in the coun- drug department of the St. Bernard Mr. aud Mrs. W. J. NeBblt of Prov- Co., IncorporatPd,. Drug Departnear history Mining Company, Incorporated. teed if yon have headaches, get a Should light besido me in the idence were in town Sunday viBitiug ment. on the bottlo today from tho St. Bernard try but will be the first move bending tree, relatives. Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug De- part of a Northern Trunk line railA butcher that cannot convince a Speed Versus Courtesy And above the ripling water I should partment. 25o a bottle. J customer that a five year old roos y road to establish a connection of its While we had nothing serious hapDoh't forget the hear own into the vast rich territory of pen on the trip, and at no" time were Bee has a branch office for Madi- ter is a Bpring chicken or out a porThe drowsy droning of the busy Mirk Twain at the Embodiment of the south. in need of help, seys Helen Lukens sonville people in Morton's Furni- terhouse Btoak from a link ofbolona ' bee. American Romance describing, in SunBot Maga- ture Store. Jf you want advertis- sausage, Is nol up to the twentieth 1b Gaunt Tn rlamn nhlllv wnA.t.hnr thflro ing or job work or wish to subscribe century stuff. Mark Twain has boon colebrated always large I know that I would lift ua'v' heart a demand for BALL- - zine for November, a motor run for the paper, call up number 4. as humorist, writer, idealist, and ARD'c SNOW LIJNIAIENT neoause from Los Angeles to San Francisco in song, daily cuts and Dures baby croup- even as areformor ; but to Archibald mauy people who know by exper- we ofton stopped t water and oil Aileen Davis, Manager. bruises, mamma's sore Willie's grandma's lams And the echo's of tbe woodland, throat, Henderson, of the University of ience its treat relieving power in the Meadow Lark and adjust the Eucolous Adams of Morgan field ness Dr. Thomas' Electrlo Oil tbe great start. rheumatic aohes and pains, prepare machinery , just as a wiso precaution. North Carolina, ho appeals primarily to annlv it at the first twluge. household remedy' I feel so glad so happy and bo strong wan in the city Sunday. as an embodiment of national ro Price 25c. 50o and $1.00 per bottle. So near to Mother Nature's kindly Usually, during our stops from Max Ramsey of St. Louis was iu Indications That Main Was Blown up mance. Sold bv St. Ueruaru Minim: Co., In ono to six autos would pass, coverheart. "American literature, indeed I corporated Drug Department. ing us with dust and dirt, never so the city Sunday aud Monday. From Outside I might say'Amerlean life," ProfessFarmers' Institute in Session MIbb Allie Armstrong of Hopkins-vill- a much as Blowing up a trifle to in Explorations at the bottom of the or Henderson writes in u new book Meeting If we were In trouble. In fact Sunday in Nortonville spent quire battleship Maine Thursday disclos-o- d The HopkinB County Farmers' ' can oxhlblt no example that hns been going during the outlro trip of about one, the guest of friendsfurther evidence that .explosisn Institute fa in session at the Court hmocobb from tho humblest begltilng on for seventeen duyBiit tho Taber- thousand milos, only two auto partHouse in Madisonville today and Carrol visited friends in Mor- was caused by outward preBsure-th- e . John Murk nacle In Madisouvilie closed Sunday ies offered us assistance. to signal hb tons Gap Sunday. body of an' unusually tall mau was quite a number are in attendance. Twain." In our hearts we blesBod them for ThiB Institute Js held under the aunight. A groat deal of good was acLincoln became President of the complished atthiB meeting and the their courtosy. J. B. Brasher of Nashville HI. re.covered from the boiler room. spices of the State Department of United HtateB, and so did Grant and church and community were con Either there is no such a thing ub manager of the Nlckolson Coal Co. Agriculture and will be of great inScholarship For Sale Johnson. terest to farmers who caro to learn siderably revived. Rev. Bud Rob road etiquette or the party in trouble Is at home for a few days. for Lln-ol- n But assassination bctfau We have a $100 scholarship on the modern methods aB applied to 18 U i)IBlUUOl HUM is expected to holler for herp If he lUWBlllU Wo make a speolalt" of doing two inson nu apothooflH which, in Pro- will be a benefit to any town In needs it. SoinetiuiPB a patch, a little and three color work. If you want Bryan & Stratton Business College the Bcience of farming. fessor Henderson'!" judgomont,.haH which ho holds a meeting. oil, gasoline, cement, or perhaps an classy jub work that will give satis- for sale. This Ib oneof the best busTJie program for Wodnesday is aa gone to deplorable longfliB"of experienced suggestion as to what faction Bee our ' samples and get iness colleges iu the Stare, and a follows: . '.. and adulation. the matter is, wilt save the day for prices at the Madisonville Branch scholarship In this colloge is A 1. You Can Eat Anything. Wednesday Morning Session, 10:00 O'clock Grant was "one of the groat failEat what your stomach craveB homo puzzled autoist and start him Office in Morton's Furniture Store. THE SEMI WEEKLY BEE. Prayer Rev. W. J, Mahoney, ures lu Ameilcan public lifo"; and without the slightest fear of iwdices-tlou- , on hiB way rejoicing. Automobiles Aileen Davis, Manager. Home Life on the Farm John'G. Johnson, "brilliant but unstablu,uar Is an awful feeling. You are creatures of temporment, emowhi,ch Would not See The Widows' Home was in NortonBlair. R. F. Whitinghlll will not bo bothered with Sour tions and peoular)ties,aud it requires rowly Boaped impeachment." A Madsonvilie man vlslling Jn St. Good Roa'iB O, B, Tapp. Mark Twain enjoys the unique dis- Stomacn, Heartburn, Nausea, Bad tact and understanding to keep them ville Saturday. Breath or Heavy Feeling iryou will Louis recently was being Bhown Agricultural Education Luciaa of exhibiting a progressive take one dose. of Digeateze. It. re- in good humor tinction Lisle B. Robinson left Saturday round by u oitizen, who said, "Wo Beckner, developement, a deepening broaden lieves and euros ns if by Magic. for Louisville to attend the Medical will now see the WidowB Home." Restoring Fertility to Worn Soil ing of forces, a ripening of intellect- Pleasant as Candy. Relief in one "X am pleased to recommend Colloge. He will take a three yearB minute. Get a 60a bottle from the Oeambeilains's Cough Remedy as course and will be greatly mlsBed The Madsonvilie Mau gave him a by Proper Rotation of Crops Joha ual and Bplrittitfl powers from the drug department of the St. Bernard the best thing I know of and safest knowing look aud said" not on your G. Blair. 'beginning to the ond f IiIb career. Mining Company, Incorporated. remedy for coughs, colds and bron- during his absence. life. I tried that once and she Bued Grasses Squire J. H. Shaw. "From tno standpoint of the man chial trouble," writes Mrs. L. B No sir, C . Brooks returned to herN me fer breach of promise. General diBCURslon by Institute. Mrs. W. of letters,, the evolution of Mark Arnold, of Denver, Colo. "We have Annual Output of Lead Pencils iu Siaughtereville Saturday we won't se"e any widows home." Wednesday Aftornoon Session, 1:30 O'clock used it repeatedly and it has nover home Twain from a journeyman printer to failed to give a great author, from a merry- - androw The annual output of lead penoiis all Dealers. relief." For Bale by after a visit to friends hero. Women of the Farm Luciaa t, from a river-pil- in this country' fs moro than to a Walter K. Long of Nortonyille I. C.R. R, TIME CARD. Beckner. The cedar wood used in to a trustworthy navigator on The old gun has been thoroughly was in Madisonville Saturday. Cultivation of Corn, Seed Selecand unohartod seas of making them weighs about 100,000 cleaned until lhe outside looks like Get the habit of coming Vo tho the vast Time of departure of Illinois Gen. tion, Testing, etc. John G. Blair. of a ral trainB from 'Nortonville, Ky. human experience, may bo taken tons and nearly parlorxfurniture, and tho inside of General discussion on same by cent's worth of wood is required for the barrels Bhlnes like a new silver branch office of the as symbolic of the romance of AmerNORTH BOUND. Fletcher MuCord,Aroh Fox and othFurniture1' 'Store, eaoh pencil. No other wood la bo dlmejthe dog,which has been coaoh-e- d Bee, at Morton's 1.28 p.m. No. 102 ers. ican .life. engraved cardB, when you want 3.40 a.m. good for the purpose and the timber No 104 more carefully than ever in the Restoration of Worn Out Soil letterheads, dance tickets or No. 122, local pass. 10.45 a m. Coughing at Bight scarce. Old cedar past few months, is being given the Is becoming John G. B.Hall. programs. Wo have the best and 0.86 p. m. 186, local No. Means loss of sleep which Is bad plankB and fence rails now find best meat and"sorapB"which the lot ub figure with you on prices. Value of Good Stock Judge J. F. SOUTH BOUND " for children and hard on grown per- ready market. Gordon and Ed Welch, market affords; the old hunting coat d AiLBBN Davis, Manager. 4.08 p.m. sons. Foley's Honey and Tar No. 101 1.46 a. m. How to Improve tho "Wheat Croj and corduroy trousers have been stopB the cough at once, No. 103 '' For pains In the side or chest gotten out from closet or trunk ' Rev. W. J. Mahoney pastor of "the the tickling and drvnoas in No. 121, local pasB. 1.28 p.m. John G. Blair, dampen a piece of flannel No. 185 local pass .5.53 a. ro. the throat and heals the inflamed Chamberlain's Liniment and with where they were put on New Year's Baptist church in this city returned Dairy W P, MoGrigor. bind home Saturday from attending a Contains no opiates membrauea. General Discussion by Instituta.- te best for ohildren.and delicate it on over the Beat of pain. There Is day ;a full supply of shot has been Kentnoky Baptist meeting. , and nothing better. For Bale by. all tonght, and every local hunter took persons Befuso substitute?. Atrioulture in Public Schools R. L. & N. TIME CARD. Sold by St. Bernard Mining Co., Dealers. B, Rubin.B. the field Wednesday morning, the O. A. Morton was In Nortonvillo Incorporated, Drug Department. bird law Ib out and tho fiolds aro a Friday. How to Kcop Boys on Farm--JnTime arrival of trains paaahtp Shopmen on Central of Georgia Threaten Miller Bpent Sunday through oi and departure of tralne G. Blair. MIbs live with Nimrods. Reports to the The Pacific Monthly Special Rate on to Strike effect that quails are vecy numer- in Evansyllle with relatives. originating at Earlington. Always Blessed the Lea'ding Magazine of the West In the Central of Georgia ous have spurred them on as never Shopmen Effootive Sunday, .April 9, 1911. Is The World Growin" Better with a Hearty Appetite if you naa NORTH BOUND. The Paolfio Monthly of Portland, are threatening to Btrlke because before. Dlgesteze. It helps your stomach de Many things go to prove that it is. fl.25a. m. Oregon, is publishing a soiies of they aro required to repair engines No. 02 the work, digests what you eat and The way thousands are trying to 11.15 a.m. No. 52...: Bplendid articles about tho various of the I. O. where the Bhopmen are makes good rich blood from your help others Is proof. Among tuem 7.23 p.m. No. 94 food, No more Sleepless Nights, industries la the West. The Septem- on a strike. is Mrs. W.W. Gould, of Pittafield, 11.22 p, m. No. 54 Headache or Stomaoh Misery. Got an arti Finding good healtn by takN. H. ber number contained SOUTH BOUND. rid of all these troubles with Dlgesing Eleotrio Bitters, she now Children who have worms are Cherries ole on Suocess with 4.30 a.m. teze. Fifty cents a bottle, worth tenNo. 58 pale, nross, fretful and Bickly most other sufferers, everywhere, a of number had Tho Ootoder 8.23 a. m. fold Its cost, at drug department of No. 95 to take them. ''For years I Buffered the Mifte. To rid the little body 4.21 p.m. artiblo of these paraslteB. the St. Bernard Mining Company, bsaitlfully illustrated WHITE'S with stomach and kidney troublo," . No. 51 10,48 p. m. Incorporated. No. 93 on SuocesB in Growing Apples. ORFAM VERMIFUGE Ib an apsbo writes. "Every medicine I used failed till I took Electric Bitters. Other articles shortly to be publish- proved remedy. When the worme child Your "Btore news'' has never beea But this great remedy helped me have been INTERURBAN TRAINS. are Success with Live Stook, Suc- grow strong, driven out the robust. ed wonderfully." They'll help any healthy and fully told, on every day that your NORTH BOUND.. cess lu Growing Walnuts, Success Price 25o per bottle. Sold dy St. woman. They're' tile best tonin and 7.52 a.m. store is open, for any length of time No. 104 with Fodder Crops. These artioles Bernard Mining C., Inoorpoja pi, finest liver and kidney remedy that'B 10.55 a. m. v No. 106 haB it? SHOULDN'T IT BE? Drug Lepnrtmont. made. Try them. You'll eee. 60c arc? written by experts, and are not 2.00 p.m. No. 108 at all DmgglBtH. very Interp.m. 5.02 only authoritative, but , No. 110 THOUSAND VOTES Pennsylvania would nuild into Ev-ansv- llle j iiltliiiiiiJlliiiil'li''i'i"''iiiltfciirllaanntft'li-,ll,iiiAiiTHi,rn'tfi,ir'ti,iii,iriilAiiiiiafti- ii Semi-Week- ly h twelve-year-cl- d. Semi-Weekl- . r -- Gloscs-The'ingoti- ng - -- of hero-worsh- ip I 829,-000,0- 00. world-humoris- ot threo-fourth- B Semi-Weekl- y em-boss- ed cora-Iioun- s o. e I TELL YOU ad-vIs- esting. You Need Stationery. fio Mouthly eaoh month publishes a Xlarge number of olean, wholesome, readable stories strong independent artolles on the questions of the day. The price of The Paolfio Monthly is $1 50 a year. To Introduce it to new Matters, It will b Matter, six months for fcOo if this paper la mentioned. AddrMs: Pacific Monthly, ?ort- F In addition to tho above, Tho Pao- - Nothing gives an individual or a firm standing In the business world like nice stationery neatly printed. Bee job depart' The ment keeps constantly on hand a fine lint, of letterheads, noteheads, billheads, statements and envelopes, We both linen and commercial. u also do circular, invitation and Give us a trial. Yow work. Semi-Weekiy eat-iog- Best Offer Yet For a limited time we will send ...12.57' p. m. No. you the Loulpville Evening Post. 8.U0 p.m. No y .... 6.10 p m. Bbe one year; and!he No. Ill The Cosmopolitan and Good House ThM the PUm to Go Fee- - RwJ Style Keeping MagazmeB aud the Hbme& CARDf Farm six months all for $3.50i m4 Good TfttWh now as thiB offer will be withM. H. & E. time card went into drawn iu a taw dav.s. &? effect Sunday, April 9, 1W1. BBB, 6:46, w. No, 118 leaves EarUatftea, Kaatuely No. 118 arrive..., 8:60 p. m. BaiKtif toa, Ky. Semi-WeekSub-Mrlbe Nb. No. 103 105 107 109 SOUTH BOUND. 7.10 His Duty was to Keep Witnesses Drank de- a.m. , M.H.&E.TIME tailed in charge of witnesses by the States Attorney in the trial of Lea O'Nell Browne," testified that ha understoou it to be his duty to keep the witnesses drunk so they would talk freely, AJ1 Patrick J. Keely.a policeman Cansler Maloney BBKI-WJtBKIi- Y family" fihelli tons are Hot kept fa the eloaet some of them & iBMUe. ing at tbe seashore. iViip,.,., . wit ?. Wy, AWKWiMWVUllyn. ':wt1S p.yii '''iiiyt:w v & - .c ';.i.t ': , 1.. . rK ,, f .. tX.' w 11.00 i SuMcription0dtesi PAUL M. MOORE. One Year Six months Three months Stnglo copies V Aw I 5Q, , Tor Sale . ou Draufehon's' $50; Scholarship Business. College, JSf ashville'Tonnfl slOO Scholarship on Bryant. d; strut tori "Business College libulstillef; V; fey. ' Apply to Semx-WbekijY TT' .x-- -- - r ""!- - tT'r-. ' ... -. j' " I z Boston Store - EvansviHe's Favorite Trading Place -- : Boston Store PRICES ! ASSOCIATE EDITOR ANB BUSINESS MANAGER EDITOR AND PUBLISHER J. E. FAWOETT 25 , . 6 Bep, . Earlington, Ky. buisne6S S LftOIES' - WOOL SUITS' AT GREATLY REDUCED 0 r. ' E. M- - Trahe. u Made a Specimen copies mailed free . trip. Madifeduvlil Friday. 6 C: "j .$ Kt-V- ; " ?.V'-V fcfc.' '.'Jf- -' m , V- fK M The Fhllathea Class of tho M. E. Ohuroh, South, Sunday School will .Kentucky Press Association ' give a social' te"a Satiirdayaf temoc n . -- &ni8 to 9 p..m in tho Victory build from I Second tJtsirici Publishers League ticulars. ing, The prodeedB are to go toward " "reduced prfces. the debt on new ohuroh. Light e, lunoh for only 10 cents'. Brunch Office in Morton's Furniture Store, 119 South Main Street, e Mrs.F D.Rash and sister MIbb Kentucky, Phone No. 4 MISS A1LEEN DAVIS, Mgr. we're (n Madlsonviile' Atkinson $12 $20 Friday shopping. Tuesday, November 21, 1911 Telephone 47 i'1 Mrs. 0. B. Johnson was In Mad$15 $25 lsonviile Friday yfsltlng friends'. Mrs. Bud Meaohemand mother Mrs i . The Meeting Closed The evangalistlo Meetings thats Barnettwero in Madlsonviile Friday, AT 60 PER GENT REDUCTION The man who whispers down a' m have been running at the Christian shopping. h ell church for two weeks closed last -About the things ho has to We have 50 Ladies' Fine Wool Dresses all choice models and colorings no two A Texas Wonder Sunday night and Mr.Hudspoth, the dollars .never reap a crop of alike, yet all commehdable. In black or new fall colors lace or fancy evangelist, went to his next appointThe Texas Wonder cureB kidney climbs a tree and ' braid trimmed. Arranged in two great bargain lot diabetoB, weak and lame ' ment for a meeting on Monday. and cures hollers." to continue to backs, rheumatism, and all irregu The interest seemed removthe end;;tll6 last night being the lar- larities of bladder troubles, bladder ing gravel the kidneys and gest audience during the meotings, in both men and women. Regulates The editor q anypaper baa a- andtho "number ot additions to the bladder troubles In children. If not sold by Railroad Fares Refunded According to Retail" Merchants Association Plain warm spot in his heart for the church that night werd larger, than by mallyour druggists will be seuL on One any service before. While 'the small bottle recoipt of $1.00; treatIb two months' who bring or send inlo- at friends k 'membership feel like the meetings ment and Feldom fails to perfoot a eal1 'newa item's'. It is" the earnest, did tho church great good the num- cure. Send for testimonials from desire of this paper to' give all the ber of additions to tho church Was Ky. anrl other Btates. Dr. E. W, Hall 2026 Olive street, 'local news all the tiirie and tho'se not large, there being but seven, but' Mo. Sold by druggists. St. Louis, who lend their assistance py the strongisernronsahd the personal H. I. Tucker of Madlsonviile ''Bonding' or 'pbonWg'.news items influence of the minister will have an influence for a longtime to come. was In town ou business Friday. ' D0IDEY0TI-SIL- F Mr. W. S. McGary was iu EarlJohn Coll who has been Ill with . tha.t we wqqld possibly riot, other, ohnr-ch- " There will be ba'ptism-at'thmgton Sunday. grippe for several days is imbrov- of Slaughtersville Ktwise-'ge- t F. M. Toombs have sincere thanks and tomorrow, Wednesday, night. Mrs. W. S. McGary who has been ing. who has been. visiting bis daughter The 0 pportunity is He re, Sacked by gratitude. If yon will get'in the Darlington Testimony. in Morganflold forsbmo' timd is H. S. Corfay made a bualnoBB trfp Mrs.'C. ii'.Ashby has returned home. Deafness Cannot be Cared habit of palling at this t office spending 'Soveral Week's With 'ifer, to Madlsonville-Frtda'country was in Virgil Fox of the they cattAot the when you have visitors, when by local applications, 'as ear, There Is reach one town Friday mbrning on business. mo'tlibr Mrs. Harriet "Browding. diseased portion of the tml take our for it. R. N. Clark was in Madlsonviile f'orj expect to 'make a visit your- wajr to cure deafness, and that Isibjr constitution' C. L. Ashby made a business trip Don't 'depend word a stranger's Mlbs. Kathleen Splllman " ' on" Don', and Miss Friday. ' al remedies. Deafness cansed self, or when your neighbors condition of the mucous Islining of by an infiamed to Madlsonviile Friday. Annio ftloore vlBlted friends iti Mad statemoqt., the Eustachian Dr. P. B. Davis was in Madison-vill- o ,kibW Visitors it' would' tike 'bjut Tube. When ihls'tube Is lofUmed yon save a Frank McG'ary was In MadlsonRead'E&rljngton endorsement. isonvllle Sunday. Friday. rumbllng'Soond or Imperfect hearing, and when Read tho 'statement of Earllngtju ,, Jittle of your time and be a great viile Friday' on business. it Is entirely closed, deafness Is ths result, and l.i,.tM-.lcltizenB. I tit, i, HltWI help to the paper. unless the Inflammation can be taken out and And decide for yourself. this tupe restored ts lis normal condition; hearing Sv Our telephone number is 17 will be destroyed forever; nine cases out Of ten HOW CIMIG COUGHS Hero is one case of It: always someone are caused by Catarrh, which Is nothing but an and there is You Can Always Spand an Hour of Real Pleasure at Perry Mcculloyj Baptist HlU St.',1 i . .. W 'i! ready to answer the phone inflamed condition of the mucous surface. case Are Being Cured by Vinol 'X never uau ..ariingcon, iy.,8ays: We will give One Hundred Dollart forany promptly, and when you call dOu.t of Deafness (caused 'by cstarrh) that cannot be New Haven, Conn. "I was troublod an idea that' I would allow my namo with a most persistent chronic bough to be used In connection with a med' fail to give us all the facts in con- - cured by Hall's Cararrh Cure. Send for circu-arfor a long tlmo and had tried bo many icine testimonial but I bollovo that freer iiection with the item. 'Bear in F. J. DHENEY.& CO., Toledo, G. remedies and prescriptions without it is my duty to recomend Doan's While Waiting Train in Madisonvill, Sold by firugRtsfsVyj. benefit that I was discouraged. I was mind we cannot make the procured at tho 8t. Kidney Pills, Take Hall's FamllyPUls for constitution. persuaded' by my friends to try Bee a. good newsy local After taking tho second bottle, Bernard Drug Store. The Effeot of New pictures changed daily paper without yourj assistance Your Capital. my cough loft mo, and I must say I thiB remedy on my system was grat" 'Pay them a visit ; Your SPARE TIME is unemploy- never felt better in my life. I can al- ifying. Before I finished tho conand we want you to help us get ed capital. Think of Idle moments so recommend Vinol to any one in a tents of two boxes, my Kidneys were all the news that's fit to print.. Special Matinees Saturdays condition as tho best possi- restored to thoir normal condition! yon lose at night that could be prof ble remedy." Music by Orchestra and the pains in my back wero re Some peopple who wouldn't visit itably spent in taking, BY Mall lesIt is the combined action of tho moved, in fact, my hoalth was so jour Store,' prehapy, for three sons In Bookkeeping, Shorthand, medicinal elemonts of the cods' livgreatly improved that I scarcely mon'throay be arnongyour NEXT Penmanship, Business Letter writ- ers, aided by tho and knew myself. Taking into considing, Business English,' Arithmetic, Btrength-creatin'HUNDRED CUSTOMERS if your properties of tonic ect.l For price on home Study,add- - iron which makos Vinol so efficient In eration in y advanced age, this speedy advertising is really convincing. ress Jno. F. Dranghon, President, curing chronic coughs, colds and cure was nothing less than reIf a Qompetittve store has, for a Nashvllie.Tenu. For catalogue on bronchitis at the same time building markable." For Sale by ail dealers. Pnco 60 system. long period, better and rmorecbu- - course at college, address Draughon up tho weakened, Try a bottle of Vinol with tho un- cents. n Co.', Buffalo, Business College; .Tjlnoing advertising than your- store Practical or'Paduc&h, Ky., or derstanding that your money will be" N6wiork, sole agents for the Unithas, a MAJORITY of people will That question will bo asked you almost dally by business raea seeking your ' returned If it does not help you, ' ed States. services, if you qualify take tho Draughon Training and show ambitfon'to rise. con'cludethat it MUST be a better EvanBville, Iud., or Washington, Moro BANKERS indorso DRAUGHON'S Colleges than indorse all other busl-es- 3 loan's ' ' : ST. 'BERNARD BLINlNG CO., Incorr. 'Remember the name tore! " i'" colleges COMBINED. 48 Colleges In 18 States. International "reputation. and fake no' o'thei-- . Mrs. Will Barnhlll, of Madiaon-villnorated; Drufe' Department YOU would judge another K was the' guest of frldnds here mxHUtt brwiehM. Good rOSTTIONS GUARANTEED UBd reason abl iies& man by'til's1 advertisings do" Beekkcepbg. . Bookkeepers all over Kern Study. Thousands ol bdhkeash- Saturday. " Mrs. Clair Eaves, of Greenville, the Not for Her. ' y: United States say that Draughon's iers, bookkeepers, and stenographers are sot hope to escape the test. .H. D. Cowaud spent Sunday in One of our smallest business men, who has been visiting friends in New System of Bookkeeping saves them holding good positions as the result of Madlsonviile. a little bit of a fellow at the dinner Madlspnvlllo, is the guest of Mrs, from25to50percentinworkandworry. taking Draughon's Home Study. 4 Mrs.Miko'Hariha was in Madison- ShertkML Practlcallv all Flnley has returned table of the houso, a few days ago,' W A. Randolph in this oity for a icial court reporters wrlto tho U. S. of!!. CATAI.OC.t IP. Vnr nrtr-n- nn Mrs. Wallace Villo shopping this morning; System of BY MAIL, writo Tno. F. DRAncnoN. to her home Jn Eastlm, iCy., after a was Jokingly proposing marriage, to a few days, Shorthand Draughon Colleges teach. President, Nashville, T6nd. Forrrcat it) ' M", fat woman about six times his size. .. Mrs. J. Victory and daughter visit to relatives here. Mrs. Klrby Gordon, of Madlson- Why? Because they know it is the best, aloguo on course AT COLLEGE, write "No," indignantly replied the b!(f wom- viile, spent Saturday Margeret were in Madisonvllle tine with her slstor DRAUCxHQS PRAGTICA-- L BUSINESS COLLEGE an, "when I marry I don't want to get What He Escaped. morning. Mrs. HenryiRogers.'J Nukvilla or MwnphU or KhoxtIQ, Tena., r Padncali, Ky.,'eif ZvawvU!; lid. A convict In a southern state a man bo small that I'll have to shake ui;.". Miss. Aloise O Brien was in Mad- - beard the telephone the other day for the bed clothes In the morning to find the first time. This may bo called pa- him." , jaonville this morning shopping. thetic, but thTnk"what tortures he has ' iflfllHlH--i---- Charles Truompy made a business 'missed by not haying to wait In drug A Mail Carriers Load storeB. Keeno Sentinel. trip to Madlsonviile. Monday night. Seems heavier when lie haBa weak WE PAY back and kidney trouble. Fred Due-lireMail Carrier at Atchison, Kansas Bays: "I have beeu bothered i V with kidney and bladder trouble and had a severe pain across my hack. Whenever T carried a heavy load of mall, my kidney trouble increased. Sometimes ago, I started taking Foley kidpey Pills and since taking them I haVe gotten entirely rid of aU my kidney trouble and rid Just received Saturday a fresh shipment of of all my kidney trouble and am as ioo pairs fine all wool Blankets in seconds from our sound now as ever." Foley Kidney 1'iils are tonic in action, and quick mill at Springfield, Tenn. in results. Try them.'fljiffl .. Correspondents wanted in all parts of the county. Address us for par on Member of application. We have left aboqt 1 50 jLpdies' Fall Wool Suits. These are mostly in dark colors, withjancy braid or silk trimmings. We here offer you the b'argaihs'to make room for our Holiday Merchandise. Some of the best choices of ihe original lots still remain. ' "rt ' ' There is a difference between' ' these' suits, yet all are worth double these re- -' -'- : - Maii-sonvill- Car-olin- HERE ARE FACTS . Ladies' Suits Ladies' Suits $4.98 Ladies' Suits Ladies' Suits $10,818 h S 12.98 Z . , LADIES' WOOL DRESSES sell-Wi- ll like-hewh- ' $9.50 "ffgoTO - $3.98'$IOi98foyj.4,5p',! - - : - e -- , , yi '"' (F . !! 7 . . 1 s, The PRINCESS semi-weekl- y. i for Vi-n6- 1. run-dow- n blood-makin- g g . run-dow- n - Nash-vlllfl'.'Ten- FoBtor-MIlbur- YOU WANT a Better JOB? eI0or a - ' e, Law-FK- iun. t- 80-ye- ar n. PXPRtS (F BlanUets! Blankets! ORDER YOUR CLOTHES FROM BY MAI L SAVE MONEY. US AND Our stocks are so largo that you have every stylo and pattern, and olao, and -- hape'from which to ... , select: and we mabo buying BY MAIL. Just us eaBV and Batlafanfnrv " w t. u n( "Ore. We l..M.Mrf.l things that you can get NOWHERE ELSE, Buch as : & We sell several hundred pairs of these blankets each winter, so our trade is well informed asto the exceptional values that they are. ( I A' V y 'i; i They are the slightly imperfect product of our fine blanket mill, ,which makes only one grade of strictly all wool blankets, retailing at $6.oo per pair. .Our special price on these Blankets is as .' For Celebration of the Fourth. In the interest of a "sane" Fourth of July a Chlcagoan has. invented an Instrument to produco noiso by bursting paper between the mouth of a tubber bulb and a perforated handle. Levy's Special :(!J .98 I I 1 Pair ---I Ohamborlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets do not sloken or' gripe,, and may "be taken with perfect safety by the most delicate woman or the youngest child. The old and feeble will also And thorn a most suitable remedy for aiding and 'strengthening their weakened digestion and for regulating the bowels. For sale by all Druggists. Cannon Baits of Ston; and Iron, Stone bullets were used until the at Suits for Men -. We Handle None But the Best. nnn j " t; 1 Levy's Special Boys g , '1 I, 'I ti t . fc S of M.r Loading Pauls and all tho w I Suits tvith 2 pairs Linos of p FURNISHINGS, HAT;S AND SHOES. dJi attention thiB paper and write us fully for anything- you want in our line, and -- nfit a BLTid Bfttiafaotorv anaweri Amd if anvthlnu- - tou buv hora in UUt' Bzaouv Vrhnfc : -.. Bun ,re turned and your MOITS-- T will be immediately REETTNDEDvnii - VE ALSO SEND SAMPLES FREE. t ' v -xra-mw m - . . , ,roPsA ii .. nn Jsl . - t f ! --k f' l i -- H ' l'. ' fH mM M it . V K year 1514, yhn they wsre supplanted by iron. It was near the olose of tn sixteenth century before leaden bullets were generally adopted. Stone cannon balls are yet used in some of the eastern countries. i KeaWrf Ketail Nerchuts AsMckbea. A Be-a- w established Railroad Fares Refs4e 9 Years Ago. Tbe Largest la Its Liae. Third at Certain Tines. tt'? ii1 si' Brikt & ."( Afvr?V Madlsonviile, Ky, ' '' iT J t uiiiuy"!wy'M''iWMu - .. 1 "" ...ir Chilblains, frosted feet or hands, can bo cured with one pr two. .amplications of BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. Jfc quickly relieves Itching on tenderness of the flesh; ?J?ceiS5ov6o and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by St. Bernard Mining bo, Incorporated, Drug Department, tfl if and Market. V t. ' fsth". J LOUISYILLI. KXi, Tf . i i jfcwwy v jJ5p;;', , S9.WUfcU . c jii4i flfcimilit i . jr. ' . mTz: sjA'Jtkjmtjmiki :jg i tews of ih&ToWn Bowling Mrs. V. T. Beokbam,of i. GreeriJ is thogueat'of hbr ;da(fghtflr . Mrs. L. V. Ronfro. Mrs. Robert Ash by ot fowling Green Is the guest 0( hor dnughtor Mrs, L, V. Bonfro. Mrs. Bobert Baldeviu and Mas. L. V. Benfro were In Madlsonvllle "Wenesday shopping, W. F. Lavender loft veaterdav for . . .. ." . uutnrto on uuainoas lor tno u. N. If you save ten cents on ten you have saved one dollar. Ife will save you many dollars by trading here. There, Is no other store in the oountry that boIIb good, reliable goods as cheap aB we do. Doht take our word for it, 'call and see the goods, get prices an bo pur-iJjase- B con-vinee- d. Spkousk Co. Earllngton,Ky. Mrs. Georgo Wyatt who has been visiting her daughter Mrs. F.L. Thh O. G. -- 4 Browijlng roturned home yestorday. fame's GVfeer left' yesWday"for Bidge U'op Tennessee. SCra. "William Hoffman who has, been visiting frlondB in Webster oounty has returned licme. jJfrs.Joe Blbddm and Mary Hewel left Thursday morning for a visit to friends and relatives In Henderson.; Old papers' for salo at the Bee office. Mrs.Qscar Bennett visited friends and relatives In Madisonvillo Thursday. Mr. James dorbltt made a b'usl ness trip to Madisonvillo Thursday. Get in the Automobile contest; tftriff 1rf y onr'bara'6n kriS' W ill start ybirwith 2,000 ' complimentary votep. You can win this handsome 5 passenger "Howard tearing car if you try. H. B. Parish spent Sunday in Evansvlllo. H. D. Cowand was In Madisonvillo Sunday. W. E. Oakley was in Evansvlllo Sunday. Strothor Hancock mado a business trip to St. Louis Sunday. Don't fail to return your votes Wednesday afternoon, notlater than 5 o'clock, Misses Mattio and ' Dora Wllklo spent Sunday in Earlington, meoMrigV the citizens !rpf AiaaiBonynie was bold Sundav in tho M$p ' 9m" $a k .Taberriaolo and resolutions' aaed' callinir on" Mm tnmnnmmdi -', " peopi6' to' get busy and prepare for the'cotningfiglit of the whiskv'ole- monton Jan. 24th, several speeches MADISONVILLE, KrY. and short talks were made, and the condition of Madisonvillo wad sh'own to bo far superior In overyway than ,, iii when there were open saloons there. Bev.r Bud 'Boblnson mado'a stirring appeal to tho people to do their whole doty.' and keep- the demon rum out of Madlsonvllle. N6w 1b tle 'accepted time to pur71 chase warm comfortable clojthlng, under'ciothfng and shoes, tho winAny Call Answered Promptly Day or JNignt. s ter Is here cold and snowy, sloppy weather mav-b- e expected' at any :i: time, prepare yourself for it at a small outlay of expense, by purchasMr. Lowe of tho St. Bernard store ing these goods where youVican get Lee Withers who Is working in the best and the most for the least Henderson spent Sunday at homo. is suffering from a severo cold. 'money.Managor Ooll of the St. Bernard Mr. and Mrs. N.,1. Toombs of Mad The O. G. Spbouse Co. ifonvllle spent Sunday with Mrs. W, storo announces that Hub storo will ' Earlington, Ky. handle one of tholargest of Christ E. Ashby. Luolan Littlepagb of Mortons Gap Jamoa Maioney spent Sunday in mas goods this. year than eyer be fore, the entire basement will be was in town onbuslness Saturday. Hoptpwn.. used for this purpose, and several , Boy Davis' made a busirieWtrip to o Mis Jafio Victory was in olotks will-bemployed to' handle Madisonvillo Monday. Saturday shopping. this department. ' Mr.O. L. Low and W. K.Whlp-fle- r Dillingham and Mrs. Hattio Earnest, Brinkley has on band and A.. G. Alford spent Sunday grandmother Mrs. Oordier spent ' tho. largest assortment of magazines in Evans'ville. Sunday afternoon in Madisonvillo and 'papers ever befoie handled Mr. and Mrs. Polk Blair spent visiting frlonds. here,1t is no trouble'to'get your Sunday, in; Madlsonvllle.' ' visiting Sorao of the special prices made papor or periodical by calling friends. on goodB In our storo aro choappr than at his new stand. y lie purohased on the Wbdle-aal- o . Subscribe for the Bee they can WANTED Board for two in pri- arid-go- t 9000 votes on the'liBOO Autotoday, but they must market reasonablo rates, mobile. move and move' quickly, If you want vate "Family, at apply at this office. real bargalnsfor your money cdtao Mrs,' Mark and children Thomas Logan of Nebo ' was in are risking Johnson in Madison to thb O. G. Sprouse Oor Earlingrelatives town on. business Friday. ton, fey. - '. villo. Mrs, Benard' Walton was In MadlsHenry Gough was in Madlsonvllle Miss Baby Bisk visited friends near ' a J onvllle Friday. Saturday" afternoon on business. Manitdu,Sturday. add Suaday.town and the f Olaudaf .'kortoiio'f Ma1lisonyIlle asaamerAW&Lunsford, W. J. s. Barnhlll aad Mrs. Eugene Cordier BVowu meadow',' on the St. OKarlos was in Nortonvllle Friday on n rpad, Saturday, a lap robe. Boturn to, spent Saturday afternoon in v. i theuest of Mrs. S. Oordier. mo ubb oiiiso hdu reoeive rawnra. "100 new subscribers to The Beft.1 Jewell Webb of our local nim-rod- s will go along wayB towards winMrs. M. K. Gordan spent Saturday wont' hu'titing'ih" the pond ritrF ning 'iri'towh the guest of her sister Mrs hat .handsome" 5 passenger r cOUhtr'y FfldAyarfd' after a"vhajd $1600 touring car. Get busy now ad'j Hqnry. Bogers. - with' one' returned'bird, see bow many you can get by the 'We' still have on hand hundreds dayshjUnt' 'c Some ot our local' hunters .report 16th of next May. 'good bargains and oan save you of rrfbhoy on oveYy purchase ytin make birds Bcaroe this season and hard to. Klrby 6bannon and George Brooks! from this store. Does nbt'thla 'fact' firidk J apent Sunday In Sf. Charles. glvq thls'Btoro a pooullar Interest to " If you really want to win the $1600 Mr. Niebot made a business tri-you. dome In and let lis make you 'automobile get' Bub'abr'lbers for" Tho to Evahsville Sunday. prices that Is the only way to bo con- Beo auci get DdOO votes. ' Paul King who has boen at home vinced that wo back up our adverJ.T. Alexander of Madlsonvllle several days withtthe is tising. be at work again. The O. G. Spkousb, was here Saturday on buslnoss. Earlington, Ky. Lysle Boblnson of Mortons Gap Frank Hi Mohr ot the Nortonvllle Mrs. Benard Walton was in Mad- left Friday for Louisville where ho Coal Co. who'has been in'Ohio sevwill enter school and prepare him- eral days has returnod home. isonvillo shopping Saturday. . Mr. and Mrs. George Atkinson self for a physician. Dalton Beid oftbis city left for and Mrs. F. D. Bash and son Dill-ma- n Mrs. Fannlo Day was in Madlson- Colorado to make that state his futspent Saturday in Evansvlllo. vllle Saturday shopping. ure homo. jpg C. AJMORTON .A, pr r '.' ?: A Mass "- V. r-- w -$ MEMBCMfeVANSyiLLE REITEASSqCfATION The ii . - Safest Place For You to Buy JentprvRys9t'BoIiiay Ifear ?a U WtV; Funeral Director and Embalmer - , la where the stoolw'are most extensive and comprehensive. "The big store" ot' Evansville shows you only the best of the most eminent makes in meniand;boys'. suits, overcoats; shirts, neckwear, tilideYwear', uightwear house c6ats, men's robes, ''ha'tscaps and .you'll have i shoes, each of which has a reputa- - ' - Madis,-onvill- tion stretching back over years. Also in the store not' bhly the makers fiuaranteo" that your purchase is perfect, but.still further, you will have the reputation of the store1, to assure ybu that you are getting the best values; and that you are paying the' lowest price for merchandise of worth. If you'll measure upall 'these considerations, we believe you'll decide that'the'safestplace for you to buy your Holiday men and 'boya.wear-- r i be af.'"the big stare." ing-gifts.wi- ll n l:-- l . . fav-ori- te i- - i MT PAVS'TO TRADE HERE iA -- t'L - --. Semi-weok- " ' . - EOST-VBetwee- ft Earl-ingto- i. .. bua'i-Des- WE w . . -- k ing to yon an Ideal proposition lor telephone service. Using our service you have ad vantaees of lone distance connections to every lmnortant Dolnt In the United Staien. Tha "adnatagfls-o(1oip&oriservice irtyour residence are too numerous jo, mention, but among thera wo(il,d be, dailv communication yrith the markets,i)b'talning 'prfces.:i'j;ettlnf' accurate reponsc-caning up your neignnprs, irienas' ana retattves. and pleasures are- more than' worth the price ypu Would pa; for the service. t W. Shelton.-Literature and (noruiatlpn furnished s Afltpese-aa-vaauge,jr-- - BEST TELEPHONE --:SERVlCE 3 LOGS Hill, MK. FARMER Note that thai CumborUnd, Telephone ft Telegraph Company, Incorporated, Is ' ! offer- "St GUMBERUHD TELEPHONE &, TELEGRAPH Incerpa GO. xaJied 'tt " 11 S' HiMMMimfMUMMMiMiMk , I 35 I B. M. SLATdrvi runcidi uiiuuiui, : "" KY- - fiM mXmw V'- ii ii Licensed Embalmer NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE. PWc 124-- 2 MADISONVILLE. WWWrWrWWNrVWrWWWWWr P'- - I Get Into FREE -. The Big Auto Fivet-Passeng- er CGNIEIli , ointet closes pA grand $1,600 Howard, Touring Car, to begiveh away free: by. Earlington Bo.osters Club. E;ach .member 1 oi tnisclub will give votes that will entitle the holder or the great- - At est numoer jol votes to. tnis reiegant ,utomoDiie rree. ,l 1 'OHim Ml Or , rp1'"'4 r M' ' Z C2 J V &K V t INery- - 1-S-y.: ' 4 il - , How to Get Votes How to Get Votes I m Votes on the Automobile will be given with every cash purchase made at the store of any member of the club. 1 66 votes for every dollar's worth purchased. NOW IS THE TIME TO GET BUSY. The earlier you start the more advantage you; .will have in the final count. Remember, the object of this contest 'is'tb gefBusihess.; We are going to give this fine Auto to. the person vh'6 will accumulate the greatest number of votes,1 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 --coupons for- - you.:- -. Thus, the contestant who gets the greatest number of friends who trade ;here arid-givthem fhelr coupons, will 'receive tne' ' "' ' greatest number of votes. ' . BOwt f'r JlBBJ?ljg'KfflBnjiLiiiikiCrri-iRrfrriil- With every yearly subscription to The Earlington Bee, accompained by $i in cash, '3;oo"a 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 votes on job printing, and- advertising ioo votes for each dollar paid on either job printing or advertising. Get your friends to give you the votes when they pay any of their accounts. But the best way to get votes is to secure subscriptions to The Bee, as the schedule of votes is so much greater for subscriptions, than for anything else. .You will be suprised how easy it is to get subscriptions to The Bee if you try. - - . lules of The Contest Read carefully the rules of this contest, as it will make it much easier for the contestant '' to understand' the methods that'are used. 1;" ' Td name of contestant will be known. 2. No names of contestants will be 3r Every contestant gets'2,000 votes to start with. 4. Every contestant gets a number. '5. "Standing of contestant's number published weekly. 6r All votes must jje brought in Wednesday for recording. 7. "Votes must not: be written on. 8. Tie votes nv package' with contestant's number and amount on top slip onlyr 9, Color of certificates will be changed monthly and must be recorded monthly to count.' 10. Votes are transferable only Pnnrrfxsffinf riavinb- Inro-p- t rvfrirv rprhrAmv. nnmh(mf vifr; nn Mav &. '1Q12. wins iu. ...i-- . ,0 Pntitfarttvuill nnf hf n?rmtftH rn :n1Wf votac within our ;tnrA nr in front of the building. , pub-'lishe- MMHMIMHMiHHMMiSMaHnaaMRIHaiMnWMIMMHHPMa ' e '' CONTEST CLOSES MAY 13, 1912 r ' i f. ii i t f. d. Send in Your Nomination at Once and go to Work for it ..in. i. - Wachei, Clocks Jewelry c. mui . - C i it . - Fiae Watck Repairiarf t Drugs, j George King & on Bee, $1 Per Year hM Driiuta1 Suadnea sail Soda fountain WeBb jaw mr Brothers? Groceries r fc M.MJSmiJiai:diiiare,,.Stovs im w - BARNES,-COWAN- D - At ..... Semi-Week- ly & CO Milluicry. INCORPORATED Dry God, ClAtklBtSkMi, LUiti Rsady to Wear, Carpets and Rutfs ;Barneit:&&omK hweryinan mm&mfemm , ."iMlf -- 4.1 t rtV i"wr A 4V1 tW f" m-. . X- 4.v- - w ttfmVA nw VV,:, . r-- IMI S'"J ft, - "V1 Loom End Sale Continues Another Week ., -- i.4.! i. to j1 vowing i ueiay in udiibpui Lctuuii wc i bought for our Loom End Sale, and to dispose of these we have decided to continue our sale another week, ending Saturday, November 25 Itiq inof uavjuoi tooi-imriv-v-i- vv l cpAinl lnfc nf crnnrlc inrlnrlinrr ..w wvv &vw a.& T Tnr1frror Onfinrrc w VVv.u, wwmjg, QVioac wwv, TTfrr -- .,., that Wfi I m jt& Remember That We Have Just What We Advertise and Advertise Just What we Have ALL LOOM END CALICO Extra Special Clothing Values We bought heavily in Suits and Overcoats and owing to an unfavorable season have entirely too large a stock. In order to reduce same we make the exceptionally low prices which we are offering. Men's $15.00 Overcoats 1 AND 3 CENTS PER Shoes YARD Domestics Hoosier Brown Hope Bleach II B40 All Ginghams our 10c and 12$c Ginghams !" "J Men's $12."50 Overcoats Men's $10.00 Overcoats Men's $5.00 Overcoats On90 I nrO $B40 71 I 2U OC Good Apron Check Overalls and Work Shirts O'Bryan Bros. $1.00 Overalls Men's 50c Heavy Work Men's-$20.0- 0 Men's 9.89 17.98 Men's $22 50 Suits 16.48 Suits $15.00 Suits .... 10.98 7.48 $10.00 Suits Men's $25.00 Suits .... Blankets 75c $1 I 45c 00. T: .. v-..- fiQ 0J( QA Men's $3.00 Tan Button . . Men's $2 50 Vici, latest 4 AA toe I Men's $2.75 Patent Leather in Blucher or Button IJ Men's $1 50 and $2.00 I I? Brogans Ladies' $1 50 Vici plain AQA or cap toe wOQ .u3 .90 5c 61c a ... a jA 110 - OwC Shirts.... 07( 3 12 $i.5o.. 49SC 4fmHfO Men's 50c Underwear Men's $5.00, all wool Ladies' $1.50 Satin Calf . . 1 1 , Ladies' $ 1.75 and $2 00 4 Heavy Calf Ladies' $2.75 in Gun Metal, Patent , Leather and Vici, Button A QQ or Lace counter ot Odds and Ends in ,. all kinds of Shoes. 9 aq 09 All of AsliLy s Stock of Suits ana Overcoats at Half Price B?0 See-'ou- r Ashbys Old Stand Roasted Vlotlm Alive. Am almost unbelievably cruel happening has oome to light at Hiroshima, Japan. There a man and hU wife have been arrested tor willfully cremating a live man. The prisoners were In charge of a orematorlum, and while at wc-f- c a faint voice coming out of a coffin begged for fresh air. The couple took no notice, however, and proceeded to apply fire, roasting the man alive. 1W Old-Tim- BAKER INTERESTING EVENTS NINETEENTH NATIONAL .HICKMAN IN Dr. Eugenia Hancock of New York Madionvffle, Kentucky VJ' e Remains of Portree. Archaeological researches made at a spot some 20 miles from Kara, Russia, have brought to at a completely Intact stone fortrees of prehistory date. The masonry of the primitively designed forts and bastions Is somewhat roughly, but extremely well laid. Among the many and various objects found are quite a number of figures of heathen gods, mostly in animal forms and In a kind of potter's clay. well-preserv- When to Relax. CHICAGO IRRIGATION CONGRESS DECEMBER, 5 TO 9. Tho object and purpose of this Congress can best be expressed in its motto, "Sav.e the forests, store theiloods, leclAini the deserts, make homes on the land," to which might be added "drain the swamp and make homes on the lantlB." There are in the United States 75,000,000 acroB of r.wamp land, nonproductive, a menace to health, and a deterrent to immigration. 75.000,-00- 0 farms acres divided into tndans homeB tor 1.875,000 families, or approximately 10 000,000 of dur citizenship. This land when will be as healthful as land that has always been dry, nnd will be tho most pioduetive of all lande, because it is componod of the rich soil brought down by the river, deposited aud mixed with the decayed 40-ac- ro ed jays a woman should "poeitlvelx relax during the noon hour." With the children demanding lunch, the telephone ringing .the grocery boy at the back door and an Armenian laee peddler at the front, not to mention the neighbor running in to borrow tne lawn mower, this is very easy, of course. Saved Child FromDeatli "After our child had suilered from severe bronchile trouble for a year." Blind Man Invents Musical Instrument C0L0XXD C0LUMX. An exhibition of a new Invention will bo given this afternoon at the KKV J. K. KVANB, RDITOR reading room and library for the blind by Joseph. Gannon, a man who Is blind. Haels Hews. Tho invention is a now harp with vioGroat opnelng day at tho new lin attached, and the Btrlngs of both are set on tho same board, which is church. Slxteon wero baptised. above InsUari nf linlnw ns in ordinary Had a groat onngroatlon or white harps. San Francisco Call. aud colorod.Bov.P D. Uordou did hard-bake- d lJ $1 President Taft Opposed to any of the Sherman Law Ammend-mest nt Anti-Trn- H ia ( President Taft Indicated that he would oppose any amendments to the Sherman anti. trust law that in i cr h t have tendency to emasculate . the act. CouldNot Cook A certain couple were married recently not a thousand miles from this place, "What,B the matter" exclaimed her new husband. "I nover told you I could not cook," sobbed tho bride. "Doiit fret about that, 'said thebusband," I run a . newspaper." 1 i Readjustment. The Italian Treatment. The Italians resort to a yory simple After marriage the man method when they wish to obliterate often finds it necessary' to make ex the Injurious e Coots of salt air and tensive alterations. Life' "sunshine after a visit to their villas. the shoro of the Adriatic tho Tyrrhendo not believe there Is any oth ian Boa or tho lakes. They bathe the er "I medicine bo good for whooping faco with the white of an egg, well cmgh as Chamberlnin'B Cough beaten, let It dry on tho skin and Iiftnedy," wrltoB Mrs. Francis Turj rinse it off in soft water after fifteen piu, Junction City, Ore. This rememinutes. Tho treatment 1b repeated dy is also unsurpassed for colds and threo or four times, and alwayB at croup. For sale by all Dealers sight Just beforo retiring. The Fashion for Housekeeping. It is no longer fashionable not to butknow which It Startled The World. , , tered on how toside thea bread is The potato. or cook wnen the astounding cliims wero intelligent society woman nowadays is first made for Buokliu's Arnica scientifically domesticated She can Salve, but forty years of wonderful mcot her own cook without flinching cures havoB proved them true, and and con, moreover, give that autocrat everywhere it is now known ns the beBt salve on earth for Hums. Rolls, "points" on culinary matters self-mad- e wrote G. T. .Richardson, of iliobard-son'- s Mill, Ala., "we feared It had consumption. It nnd a bad cough all tho timo. TVe tried many remedies without avail, and doctor's medicine seemed as useless. Finnf-l- y wp tried Dr. King's Now Dlscov-0v, and are pleased lo say that one bottle oflectmi a complete cure, and our child is again strong and healthy." For coughs, colds, hoarseness, lagrippe, asthma, croup and sore lungs, its tho most nifnllablo remedy that's made. PricixSOeatid $1 00. Trial bottle fre-- . Gtiaran teed by all Drugglstt--. 1. Four Centuries" Old. Germany has a bpcclmon i)t nolly 10 years old. Holly - tho preaching and baptising. They al ui fine iu tliotr work. During tho nbxt month advertise ' Collections 4t7C your storo as offecuivo as you secretly WISH yov had been able to adReaders ol a newspaper expooj to vertise It the past month! It's an ex- fitu It all of your storo news tha? is periment for a stout heart and of enough importation to HAVE A PLACE IN A NEWSPAPER. And brain you probably know thatitB to stores, " i "no news is bad news." The Eight Kidney Medicine. E. Parker, 2021 No. 10th St., Ft. J. Smith, Ark., says that he had taken A young society girl in a neighborlnaiiy kmdB of kidney medicine, ing town asked avisltor what sho hut did not get better until he took Foley Kidney Pills, No matter how could do to havo whlto liands." Hoak them iu dishwater . three long yon liavo had kidney trouble1, nor at what stage of the permanent a day," was the reply. She Ioftlho benefit by tho use of. Folny KldntM piano, stuck hor head in tiie kitchen tPills. They also tho action pf tho urinary organs. Start taking and said, "Mother, please save tho d.lshwator when', you 'are through them now. Sold by St. Bernard Mining Co., wash lug; dishes, IwauU'td soak my Incorporated Drug Department. hands.'' aco moving 1 a f" Scalds, Sores, Oute, Hrnises, Sprains Swoeling, Eczema Chapped hands, Fever, SoreB and Piles Orly 25c at all Druggists. , A lary liver leads to chronic o nstipatlon weakens the whole dyspepsia and syttrm. Ooaras Tegulates (jj oenls per box) correct the liver, tone the stomach, cures constipation. Small Qualification. He who la good at making excuse U seldom good for anything - else. Benjamin Franklin. Sliver years. Life of trie Silver Fir. firs sometimes lire and elsewhere, will be given particular attention in an elaborate that has been planned for this congress. Df legates from all parts ofvthe country, as well as foreign representatives, have been invited, and a goodly attendance is pro-giam vegetation for centuries. On accouutof the diversified ownership and Btato complications it would seem that tho United States Government is logically the authority to redeem tl eee lands aloug the lines pursued in the reclamation of the arid lauds of the "West. The results of irrigation of the arid lands of the Far West, and the possibilities of the drainage of the swamp lands of the Great South, MYSTERY BOX SALE Get $5 in Gold Free M nl Friday and Saturday, Nov. 24 and 25 Also Other Valuable Prizes m rW 4 t f" 1 .4 1-- , 4SI8 tr New Dining Room Furniture 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 9, An ocular demonstration of the agricultural aud horticultural de velopmont of lands throughout tho United States. An attendance ot over 400,000 is predicted this year. Be sure and visit the Illinois Central Exhibit of products grown iu the two great southern stateB of Loujsana and Mississippi. LAND SHOW, NCV, 18 to DEC. For these two days, with each $i.od cash purchase you get a Mystery Box and each box contains a prize, some contains various articles of Merchandise from ioc to. $i,oo. in value, some contain cash prizes, nickles, dimes, quarters, half dollars, dollars and one each day will contain five dollars in gold. There are no blanks, . every box has a prize. Every dollar cash spent entitles you to a box. The more you buy the more chances you have. You may get your entire purchase free and then some. rJ For these two days, you LIVE STOCK EXPOSITION MYSTERY BOX SPECIAL DECEMBER, 2 TO and country-famou- s ohow will bo held iu the International Amphitheatre and twenty adjoining buildings at the Union Stock Yards, Chicago, and a display, of many thousands of the finest breeding cattle, horsps, sheep and swine makes it a grand contest of champions. Slaughter Toats,' Packing House Exhibits, Collegiate and r Contests, Farmers' National Breeders' and Stockmen's Meetings, Public Dally Sales, Brilliant Fvening Entertainments. well-know- This n in Ladies' Suits, Coats, Skirts, Furs, Men's Clothing and many other lines. You not only have a chance to draw a valuable prize, but you save from to your purchase. Remember this sale is for cash. Buy some-reone-fourone-half'- on will find some of the greatest bargains ever offered th or -. al bargains, Stook-Judgmc- Draw Enough Cash Prizes to Pay for Them Pictorial Review v $12.00. C.A.MORTON T?nrn?rnrA. Best reached by fast and efficient train service oi tne Pnrnprc: Flrnnripc- - ViSinpral Dirprrnr I ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Tickets, reservations, train time, and speoifio fareB from your station may bo had of your local ticket agent. G. H. BOWER, G. P. A., . Embalmer Madisonville, Kentucky it v Patterns 10 and 15c The McLeod Store Madisonville, Ky, Holeproof Hosiery v Guaranteed ; Memphis, Tom j(.rt. tjR 5&; " -- vaSKKr ,iJ,.i,ylf ""