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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): November 28, 1911

Bee (Earlington, Ky.): November 28, 1911 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1911 bee1911112801_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): November 28, 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. r r TUESDAY TUESBAY and FRIDAY IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE YOUP TWENTY-SECOND VV TT BUSINESS . and FRIDAY ? ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE YEAR I III EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1911 "" N:$$ IB II .. SI- . . I""" Ik; Hf lMMTfcBBMBBBr I Ittt f .jr L L. T" Vf WfcBPl j rf WftJfciSjB .J " "J STRANGE CASE OF LAWSON 1ANE PE0TBAGT1D MEET- nro IN PROGRESS Religious Movement Sweeping Madisonville BEN ASHBY RE- - THOMAS THOMPSON CASE Set for Trial "First Day of BARGAIN DAY FOR THE BEE R. L. FA VERS STORK X0SJID the Decemder City of SIGNS POSITION Term Sunday Night Theivej Made a Good Haul Carried off Clothing B. -- v r V 4 It' A IB m- Tbe store ot R. L. Favers was enfno reKu'ar December term of the a Supposed (o Have Been Drowned The protracted meeting now in AS Secretary or me I. M. V. A. ' Web9ter county court will convene Every Saturday From Now Until tered some time Sunday night pri Monday morning and over $75 worth progress at the First Christian the End of Auto Con- at Aadisonviile Alter Ihir- - i at Dixon Monday, Deo. 4 There is at Paducch Thirty Seven of goods and monev stolen. Tbe in Mndisonvllle In Btlrrlng church a large continued docket and a bout test The Bee teen Years Service Years A30 cash register was pried open and the entire suiroundlng community. the average number of appeal casen. several dollars in silver was taken The afternoon services at 2r80 and a special Interest It will have to the facr that Thos. ,Thomn-so- n WILL GIVE NINE THOUSAND VOTES out. Over $60 00 worth of clothing j3t MARRIED HIS FORMER WIFE AGAIN the evening services at 7:30 are WILL GO TO RUSSELL, KENTUCKY was stolen in addition to various largely attended. charged with the murder of his Ben R Ash by, who for the pas father at Provirieuon on tho20th. of the old adago vTruth 1b ev- other articles. An entrance was afThat Tne Bee has decided to make stranger than Action" is true, waB thirteen years has been socretary of last December, will have another, ery Saturday a bargain day and fected by breaking a glass with a proven again when the facts came the Y M, C. A. at Madisonville, hasT trbil." It will be remembered that from now until the end of tho rook. In their hurry to escape one resigned bin pasttion to take effect the trial' of the young mau at he automobile contest will give 0,000 of tbe theives left his hat in the to light last week that Lawson Lane on December 15 and will go to Bus! last term of court resulted iu a hung votes for every new subscriber and store. Officers haye tbe case in who. waB auppoBod to havs been secured1 jury and the case was set for trial 0,000 for everv renewal secured on hand but no clew to tbe perpetrators sell, Ky,, where he ba drewned at Faduoah 87 years ago a good position as assistant seore? again on- - the first day of the com- Saturday. If you want to win the has yet been discovered except, the turns up altvo and well and had been iiaiaiaiaHL9nBHr f hat. tary. Mr. Ashby Is a splendid ing court. There is a large number $1,600 auto get busy for the living in Southwest Missouri all OhriBtiad gentleman and has done of witnesses, nearly all of whom rethat time. Bee. PIFTY DOLLAR COIPUT good work tor tne organization, in side in Providence, wlU be put to Over forty yearB ago Lawaon R. FOR A $1,000 CAT GIRL SAVES TRAIBT thlB community. Lane, a miner at St. Charles, martho Inconvenience of driving back WITH HI TJDMi8KIItT To him is largely due ths eredit of and forth to Dlxontfunng tbetrial. ried Mist Bailie Brasbeara. Thirty Fumel Delayed Until Silk LixedCai-ke- t the splendid Y. M. C. A. building even yeara ago he went to Faduoah Secured Uses R,cd. Garment When She Finds Headaches Signs of Sanger. where be was reported to have been that now stands in Madilonviile. Burned Bridge Anyone in' this town that suffers Iu resigning bis position Mr. Asbby drowned and a body identified as Logansport Ind., Nov,93 The frequently from splitting, nervous savs: of Lane was buried at Padcah that $1,000 Angora cat belonging to Mrs. headaches ought go at once to the "I feel that the field is wider an druggist and get ato35o bottle of our Puroell.Okla. Nov. 23. Eva Hall J. F. Getty, High street, which was Three ohlldron were left, Hoy Lane, the opportunities for ray work great- OariBtedt'B German Liver Powder. lOyoars old, saved a passenger train killed by a bull dog, waB buried tonow night yard master of the South-eSEV. ROY L. BBOWK Cur-M- b er," was the way Mr. Ashby sum- HeadacheB always indicate consti on the Oklahoma Central railroad day in a coffin wnich cost $60. Tbe railroad at Frlnoeton, Ind., pation iu that Lane, freight conductor for Tne nvaugelintio uqmpaity con- med up his decision to accept the may result a dangerous form, seri- from going into a ditch yesterday. funeral was to have taken place seviu other extremely She was on tbe way from school new secretaryship. The roBignatioa ous & N., and Otho Lane, a promL. r the even when sho discovered that a bridge ere! days ago but was delayed beailments sometimes sists of Mr. Snyder, who linn uhartre did not burprise the directors, as Union county farmer. Bright's Disease and Appendicitis. inent of the Bong services, Rev. Roy they knew that he had the other Our Carls to (it's German Liver Pow- over a deop gulch had been burned. cause the special ooffin had not arSecond Husband Dies Brown, the evangelist, his wife, and proposition under consideration. , der acts on the Liver, the real It was only a few mmuteB until rived, Tbe coffin was lined with Por four years Mrs. Lane lived as hi i son, who assist) in cornet ohoritB causo of constipation a few doses but) uunooiiKoi uaiu nuuiu uti muuk. silk, had silver plated handles and .. e silver nameplat6 bore tho cat,s entirely remove tho trouble insuro a widow, and then married To in work. Always Blessed She flairced tho train with a red a lasting cure never fails guaran name. 'I he burial was in tbe baok Donton in Union county. They with a Hearty Appetite If you use teed if you have headaches, get a underskirt. The passengers made yard of the Getty home. moved to this plnco, where for ninny Dlgosteze. It helps your stomach do bottle today from tne St. Bernard up a purse of $100 for the girl. the work, digests' what you eat and Mining Co,, Incorporated, Drug Deyears Dontou was employed in varChange in Name of Theater makes good rich blood from your partment. 25o a bottle. ious capacities by the St. Bernard The East End Card Clud food, No more Sleepless Nights, The Odeon Tbreatro of MadisonMining Co. Two years ago ho died Headaohe or Stomach Misery. Get COUET OF APPEALS The above named clud held a most ville has changed both name and here, being at the time in the Hotel rid of all these troubles with Diges-tezdelightful meeting with Mrs. Banks managment. It will be known at Fifty cents a bottle, worth ten- Upholds business. Lower Court in William Slander on Friday afternoon, Nov. 17. 'Mrs. de ug department of HbBBBBBBbV fold its cost, at BBBBBBBBBBBlHSfiM. the "Imp," theatre and will be manMrs. Lane then moved to PrinceLockett, of Henderson, was a very aged by Clark the St. Bernard Mining Company, Gate Drolliager. Tho ton, wbero she has been living since Incorporated: pleasant guest. Despite tbe very price of admission baa beea reduced with her son Hoy. Several mouths A special from Frankfort Says: inclement weather all of tbe club to five eents. Mr. Drollinger has had K. P.'i Elect Officers ago she rilled a potltlon with the The caBe of W. M. Williams members were present except Mrs. charge ot several large theatres pentlon buroau of the government At the regular meeting laBt night again Bt George Riddle from Hopkins Daves, which be has managed saeoesefully. asking for a Tpenslon on account of iu the Castle Hall, Victoria Lodge County was affirmed. The sultwaa Mrs. Kline .made tbe best score. of 'her first hUBband, Lane the death No. 84, K. of P., elected the follow- brought for slander. It Ib alleged Herses Burned BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBfaTiijSBBBBBBBBBH who fought in the civil war. ing to serve for the following semi- that slanderous reports were ciculat-aboYou Can't TK Them By Their Werk. The barn of Bufe Parish, of MadU annual term:' f eaila Agent ii Baal Cay id WllllaniB that injured blB At the banquet given to tbe delsonvllle caught en fire abont four O. E. Dudley, 0. O. John M. Ho-ga- character to Buch an extent that be An investigator waB seut out by egates of tbe grater Kentucky ConV. 0. Albert keown, Prelate. was deprived of the Association of a vention at tbe Gait House in .Louis- o'clock Saturday moralng and the pension office to learn If the facts J. W. Lester, M. A. Ernost New- young lady with whom be was keep- ville laBt Wednesday nigbt among burned to the ground. Two horseB were correct and make all necessary ton, K. of R. and S. W L Phillips, ing company. The parties to tbe tbe speakers were a lawyer, an editor a buggy a trap and tbo harness in investigations, as is customary when Master of Ezobeguer. Otley Van-no- suit are restdonts of the Grape Vino a banker and a County Judge. Tbe addition to a large supply of bay and pensions ate asked for, He obtainfeed stuff were burned. M. W. Ohas. BrewBtor, I. G. country and well known here. ed bis first cluo that Mr. Lane might lawyer waB Charles Metcalf, of Pine- - The Iobb waB a total one as there D. XVX&ETT SN7DSR M, Slsk, O. G. Thurman Rudd J. sot 'be dead after all when Mrs, vllle. and his speeoh developed that was no insurance. Mrs. Hunter Entertained and W. N. Martin, Trustees. ClarLane stated that she did not attend was Sunday evening after an able dis- ence Higglns waB recommended to Mrs. Frank Rash of this city, in- heTbe a sentimentalist and idealist. the funeral and did not have certfo Mere Dygpepste-editor was Greon Keller of tbe tain knowledge that her huBbaud course on "Old iTime Religion" the Grand Chancellor for local formally entertained Friday after- Carlisle, Mercury and bis speech Gas, or other Stomaeh Troubles. was the one found in the Ohio river, eighteen went forward and Joined Deputy Grand Chanoellor. noon in honor of Mrs. R. M. Hunter demonstrated that praotioal results Nothing will remain undigested or The lodge ib iu a prosperous con- of Niobolaaville Ky., formerally. were tbe only things that counted sour on your stomaoh if you but that he had been identified by the chnrcb, confessing Christ, several having Joined at different ser- dition and Ib doing good work. Sev- Miss Anna Garuett Tate of Madison- much with him. Logan Murry of will take a little Dlgesteae, a powerfriends. ful digestive, harmless and pleasant, eral Candidates are now on the ville. After1 getting information from vices during the week. Louisville was the banker and be as Maple Syrup. For sale by the, All are invited to attend. waiting list. persons at St. pbaVles, tbo investiThe guests included; Mrs. J.R. wits the orator, while Judge Good- drug department of tho 8t Bernard. gator found that he was on the right Rash, Miss Carrie Atkinson, and night the County Judge, waB the Mining Company, Incorporated. SHEPARD-BATEGOOD POSITIONS Mra. A. O. Slsk, of this city, Mrs. track and that it was not Lane who Fast Freight Service A written guarantee will be given Will Simpson, Mrs. Ernest Clay tor, humorist and told a story, This parinAt the residence of the brides was drowned at Faduoah, but just goes to show that yen cannot A consignment of Bilk valued at Tenn. on Nov.BO', to Beoure for you a good Position if Miss Cora Hall and Mrs. Clyde toll the trend of a mans mind by 1)1b stead Lane waa living on a farm in ents at Lebanon. 140,000 has just arrived at New York 'Southern Missovri. Ho Informed will occur the marriage of Mr. Ghq yon ttiko the Guarantee Course at Ruby, of Madisonville, and Mrs. B. business. Elizabetbtown News. Praotioal Buisnoss M. Hunter, of Nicbolasvllle. from a Chinese port. It was reoeived rge Bates of this pity to Mltss Agnes Draughons MrB.Lane and her sons of this. Padu-caat its destination seventeen daye Two of bia sona went out to hla Shepherd of Labanon. The bride is College. Nashville, Tenn. or Tne guest of honor wrote from "Bulldozing" a Steer KY. or Evansvllle Ind. or Wash- memory tbo greatost number of arafter the steamer which carried it farm and found that sure enough a charming and attractive young Perhaps there is no contest imagin- over the first part of tho ronte left of- - trifuds ington D. 0. ticles in a guessing contest, being their father, long given up aa dead, lady with a wide circle a greater tPx on human her dock on the other side of the T given a gorgeous boqnet of huge able that is aad of whom they had but a faint and acquaintances- - The groom in a - E. B. Hardin Badly Burned Dr.endurance thau that demanded by paoitic. The last stage of tke jouryellow chryeanthemams. recollection (as they were only a popular attorney of this city and also 'bnlldbgulu' a steer, a,nd the bull ney waB made over tho Peansylva-al- a Dr. E. B. Hardin the well known A most beautiful luncheon was dogger' few yeara old when he left borne) connected with the Peoples Bank, ot mudt go it alone. "In the dentist of Martlsenvllle attempted to served in three courses. Railroad systum, tho two carwas alivo and strong in spite of his wblon he Is Assistant Cashier. The steer roping contest" writes Orten loads of pkeolous cloth leaving numer- light the Are with gasoline Sunday Bee in conjunction with their advanced age. E. Goodwin in Sunsbt Mag a kin Chicago in tk morning aud arriving Kentucky Corn Club ous other friends offers hearty con- morning thinking it wnt coll oil. Again .Karrrexplosion took place immediately That Kentucky can increase her for Docombor, desorlbipg the fiesta in Jersey City the next evening. A An gratulations. He promised to come to Princeton padly bnrtiing Dr. Hardin and would yield of corn to a great extent Ib of the "Round up" recently held at few years past, seventeen .days to see his wife as soon aa he could Ton Can Eat Anything. have probably resulted fatally had sI)own by the records which have Pendleton, Oregon, "the pony is as would have been good time for tbe wind up bis ailuirs in Missouri, Eat what your stomach craves not Willis Rudd passing heard the been made by the boyB corn grow- great a factor as the man, for when trip across the United States. For fleveral days ago he went to How- without the Blighteat fear of induct- commotion and rendered prompt ing clubs iu many counties of the once tne lasso rests over the hums some classes of fright it is good time ion, which Is an a'wful feeling You ussjstauce by jerking the clothing ell. By applying modern and sci- of the range animal, all depends on now. The perfection of what is with The old people, white of hair and will not be bothered Nuusea, Smir from the burning man. Mr. Rudd State. methods to the growing of the rapid way in which the mustang known as tho "prefexuuco freight'' Bad Stomach, Heartburn, entific Stooped of shoulder, recognized each Breath or Heavy Feeling i( you will had his eyebrows, eye lasties and county wheels so that the trailing rope will Borvioe has made rapnf movements boys in other at firBt sight and spent sever- take one dose of Digowtc-ze- . It re- hair singed off and his right hand corn, five in growing Wayne than 100 trip the eteor. when tho steer is on of Urs kind possible. Instead of try moro succeeded al hourB alone in a t?lfc'of old times. lieves and cures as If by Magic. In a few days they were married Pliwant a Can'v. RUef In one badly burned. Dr. Hordin whilo bushels to the acre. One boy grew the ground, the plucky pony r must ing up 140,000 for a couple of months, keep the rope taut. The range-rideterribly buryjpl Is not in a seiious 112 bushels. as would have been ueoesBary former again. ' mme (Jet a M)o ItotrlR ironi me condition. leaps off, and with a length of rope ly, the importer was able t put his lIjo at. lici'iTTiid Uiug liupai unoiii of There are more than 7,000 boys You Need Stationery. 'lining iuiniiuo . Incoipoiaied. ThanksKlvlmr services will be held entered in the corn growlnor contest. ties the steer's four feet together. capital into action after two weeks Nothing glveB an individual or a Timo is thou called. Unless ho has and a half. Think what this meana M, 0. Bankui, Commissioner of at the Christian Church .Thnrsday The East End Card Clnb completed all these operations from to the Importer I Think how much firm standing In the business world evening at 7:80 Dr. D, T. Stanley Agriculture sayB the corn growing On last Friday afternoon Mrs. O. like nice stationery neatly printed contests were brought to a close the word go in less than throe min- more capital is freed for investment Bee Job depart-aoe- B, Johnson was the hostefis of tiie will do the preaching and Prof. 0 The will have charge of the the last of October and tho clubs utes, he is not deemed fit to ontr by tills rapid freight service! keeps' constantly on hand a Club. Mlso LockHtc was the onlv E.Dudley ono Railway World. singing. All the churches of the are holding their meetings during the finals. As a matter of fact fine lint, of letterheads, notebeadB. gueat. Mrs. Atkinson made the Mitostant out tho time to 29 town be present and participate November, when tho cash prizes Will Sergts. Ben Wilson and Marlon billheads, statements and envelopes, highest score. The following laultts in thiswlU a worldB record." union service. Everyone is be awarded to those who have made Stokes, who have boonaUandiag the We had the best total seorefi in the or- invited to be present. and commercial. both linen tbe beat showing. . Charles Trahern, wbo has been n commission and der of their names viz: Mesdami's also do circular, mvltallon and Miss Elizabeth Keaip was in liayfatte for several days on a huat-ia- g pffloere school iu EWKnfttoa, return Mrs. X. W. Ruufro wade a busiwerk. Give W a trial. Ten KUue, Atkinson, Rulu attd Will 1m tiftp, 8 vetprftod besae. ed borne Snaggy night. flkptlay. ness trip t BvaaaviUe ywtwfay -- " A ovy-I- ng sbLbibbLbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbh Semi-Week- ly m e. r ut n, y, tl S h, - Semi-Week- ly ut Bee-end- s, eat-aleg- ue Had-lMv- stau. VP'P f ' 1 . - .ii.v. fjMV ...JSC2SSWi- 5 Jtft-K- 1 Jfe wrS'H.Mt.vju ' vJf ' y. ' , i .ft - V T ' ' , &-,-- !. "."j . i - .- ' ' ' -- s T4' I 1 'y - ' . l fiii T jmIDSb' yJ f f w 'T'.p: & ' 'Mi' WZMm ubs3mion Rates V i Wf; Ono Yoai ,.. ., ..$1.00 25 5 PAOU M. OORE. PUOLISHER EOITO MANAGER d e. 5?W ASSOCIATE EDITGRJgfo BUSINESS Six months.. :... TlireQ.months . , Single copies ,v. tv. Specimen copies' Tii'mled free j ' . KenimyfPress Association t :y JWF ana Publishers League Sccon Fftffi if 4-MISS W'Mnbcrof Correspond- tfiwaTmlTcatioii. cuts wanted In all parts of tlio county. Address ns for t . aSMmte S: 'm)j north. prevails and nearly' tativeVof .the other countries as well. Episcopalians; Methodists,' Catholics. Congregationallsts. Unitarians, Lutherans, and nil, tho rest, hold Thanksgiving day hidrnlng service in tho capital, and-le- t said that while the holiday is in every respect one surcharged with Now Englandlsm'tho church attendance- In this part of tho country Js larger than It Is In many places in tho land whero Thanksgiving was Instituted. Tho Bouthcrn nnd people, aro greater churchgoers than are thoso of tho t-be- .AT ." i'v. .! . -' 'Ik Cft." - O. & ' -- ik--. ,' V' - J- - 'J?c fjmm if N "'.. -' .' ri(if ' ap' . T" i'ii. ni i e-w-- Dininer - Room Furniture -- semi-souther- n Goon Learn to Cook Turkey. support. 1 Some of tho foreign ambassadors and ministers bring their own chiof I coks to Washington with thorn, nnd BremchjMcc in Minn's Furniture Store. 119 South Main Street, Madi- d ono of tho first lessons which tho AlLEhN DAVIS, Mgr. 'JhjKS lle, Kentucky, Phone No: s SMM ldtchenr nrtlsf must learn Is how to .t smiT'cjinwNr'n tatwo w.'w zt: f. cook lurkoy In Amoriciin fashion. A Tuesday, November 28, 1911 method of celebra- Washington story is that President tclesho tie 47 tion of Thanksglv. Arthur onco broko a Whlto Houso MM t Ing Day is In keep rule and dined with a European minising with the tradi- ter who happened to bo an intlmato Fool No. 6572. tions of his New personal friend, on Thanksgiving day. jjfy England nncestora A fool therowas, find he mado his Mr. Arthur told his that She man who whispers down a """ raapwuyiftg jj Tho oubstantlals key tasted as if it host been tho tur prayer, x "' " had cooked well ' wmen una TnanKs- In tho kitchen of 'a New. .England Evttn a?"m"any mo're. to sell About tho things he litis giving Day place on tho president's housewife ' of unmixed Plymouth de- To a thingamagig that, .sailed tho "Will never reap a crop of dollars tabic aro New England products. " rzn&szExa Sj ' . a'- rIthodo Island turkey, Capo Cod cranLike he who climbs a tree and People said that the planes woull berries, and Massachusetts pumpkin "hollers." ' tear ; . ' ' pio, three absolutely necessary qV the piano wire would hrako of the holiday's keeping, form a part, perhaps tho chief part, of the But the fool he said that hodidu't president's feast day's provender. The Rumsellcr's Advcrtiicmcnt Tho president has eaten many oare, Friends and neighbors having Aud itprovod a terrible affair, 4 Thanksgiving dinners in Ohio, at least two in tho Philippines nnd if memory juot openod n commodious shop for jUiVen as mauymoie. is not at fault, ho ato ono in Cuba; ibosaleof Jlquor firo, I take this arly opportunity ot informing you 0 the hveB we pay for, our Bport to- Ho never has missed his turkey, for bo It known that persons of New day, that on Saturday next, I bhall England' anccstery, no matter whero making And the Idle tears wo shed the busJnesB of thoy always drunkards, pauporsand beggars for Grieving for some one who was see tolive,that whentake precautions to it tho last Thursday bound the i'ndustrous, Bober and respectaIn November comes, turkey, cranberry ble porti6n of tho community to To rise four miles abovo tho ground and pie shall havo a placo within tho u v tj 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 sliow - k- . I4 J Hmi youiour Special Chairs, genuine quartered oak, genuine leather seats, well padi cled, a $15,000 value, the, six chairs "'for ' ' '$12.06. p. -- C. A. MORTON Furniture, Carpets', Draperies, Funeral Director, Embalmcr , awg. ad-junc- ei Maclisonville, some-whor- e, Kentucky l h-ns- t j) - 3nm-men- ce spent, riot, robbery and bloodshed; and Even aB many more. by so doing diminish the comforts, For a wooden frame and a p'leoe of auuineut the expanses, and endan.tent, ger the welfare' ot the whole comAnd a motor to assist ascent. munity. Ho.soared and soared until Im somo- P I will undertake, at 6hort notice, .thin g ben t. aud for a small Bum, and with Hie And the whole ' thlug.hlt the; " greatest expedition, to propare vic tims for tho asylum and poorhouse, Even s many more.' tlii prison and the gallows. A nd It isn't the lives and it Isn't the " I will furnish an artlclo that will wives increase the nmmount of fatal accisometimes' niako us glmt That dents, multiply the number of dis- But the fact that wb've devised the tressing diseases in the laud, and means render those that are comparatively With which fools making thrilling btmleB8, are incurable. scenes Jjfi SU' . J v I will deal hi drugs which will May knock themselves J,to smlther. porno of life, some of reason, eens most of property, and all of peaue; For all tlmes'to come wniyh will.oauso fathers to be fiends, St Louis PoBt Dispatch. wives widows, children, orphans and nil mendicant?. A Texas Wonder I will cause the present genera tio i. , , tit grow up in Ignorance, and prove The Texas Wonder cureB kidney a harden and uulBauce to the nation. and cures diabetes, weak and lame 1 will cause mothers to forget backs, rheumatism, and all irreguremovtiifir suckling infants; virgiriB their larities of bladder troubles,, bladder ing "ravel., the kidneys aud virtue and pricflB iunocepco. In both men add wo'nien. Regulates L wlL corrupt ministers of bladder troubles In children. If not the progress of the goa-- p sold by your druggists will be seut One 1, defile the pur,lty of,the. church, by mall on receipt of $1.00. small bottlo is two months,' treatandj cause temporal, splrtual and ment nud feldom fails to 'perfect' a eternal death; nud if anybody cure. Send ror testimonials from Khould be so Impertinent as to ask Kv. and other states. Dr. E. W. Hal' 292G, Olive street., ' ' wily I havq (the audacity to bring Mo. Sold by druggists., St. Louis, ' accumulatVct misery , upon a comparatively, hapijy people, ui. ?i& FREE ADVERTISING AS bonoafc reply is mopey Is.my object. THE EDITOR SEES IT2 I have license and if I don't tyring j you, somebody else these ovils upon ' which shall deal In familiar spirits. A fool there was, aud his goodB he Holiday at the Capital. will excite men to deeds of And fall upon his head. larder. t. ooiui-gnen- de-pil- Washington's native population does not make as much of Thanksgiving day as it does of Christmas, for day In tho Christmas Is tho south and a largo part of tho capital city's population is composed of southern peoplo. It is a general holiday, however, and. , It is marked In every homo by what tho children of tho family call a "big dinner." Tho markets of tho city are filled with gamo, and in fact, gamo in many households which can afford tho luxury, takes tho placo ot turkey. Tho cook at tho Whlto Houso excels at southern dishes. It is a good man,y years since a southerner sat in tho chief chair of state, but northerners coming to Washington to llvo always have a first desire to tasto tho famed cooking of tho south. So It is that whether Ohio or New York, forestry t,ervle is worth to the Gov- would peem that the IJnltod States ernment nt $75 0C0 000 a year. Government Ih logically the authorOfthin Ahoutoiip-thir- d comes from ity to redeem ii'Oie lauds along the Hie improvement of tho woodland, lines ptirsuerl in tho roolHinatiou of th" irlil hinds of the W't, mother third from tliu saving of The results of IrrlguMon of tho arvniiiig trooH and prevention of fires, id lauilH of the Far West, and tho and other Items, which make up the possibilities of tho dmiuniro of the, swamp IrindH of the. Great South, total uf$75 000.000. and elsewhere, will bo given partlo-ula- r attention in an elaborate pro-- , gram that lias bpnn planned for this Miss Enla.Oldl a'm vak in cnugresB. IMogatPH from all partB Ffldkv Hhiippittvr. MlBf, Min arot. Mitchell and Aciisa of tho country, hh well ax tmvo been Invitod, Mad--oivi!lo forolgn-representative- Heiinett and Lnwery Todd were fu nnd a goodly nttendancu is Madisouvfll-Monday afternoon. ) INTERESTING EVENTS' CH1MG NINETEENTH NATIONAL IN LAND SHOW, NCV, 18 to DEC,, 9, An nruhtr deiiiiiilrHtIoh q( tho. 0 Chief Executive Has Eaten Thanksgiving Dinner in the Philippines. of tho lino is represented In tho White Houso a goodly share of tho dishes or Indiana or any other state north , WmM ta "Rffiraffl em ( Ja w 2!HJ'lr1 ' - wlf- - . , Complimentary lYt I llvo In, a land of liberty and,l will do as I please. I have purclmscd-t- he right to the the charaoter,-'de8troHealth, shortoiii tjie Jives and ruin the boiIIs ot thoBe" whoichoose to honor me wlth'jthe'ii c'ustpm. X plodge .mysoif tcdoalll promlhod. Those who wibIi any of tho evils above specified hi ought upon thouia(,lvnB or their dearest frloijdfl, are requested to meot mo bar, where. I will, for a fow ceutsfurulBh them with oertaln means of doing all 1 promise in this advertisement. BAOoiiusr TJid Messenger. y .it Dpn't Pay Tickets Salaries or BuylFood GOLs. fh "Some time ago," says the editor uf tho Topeka Kau. Dally Capital, lavf-linroi- at-m- Whipflerk .left yesterday morning foi Midland, Ky., to be gouo v suveral dnys. Miss Elizabeth' Victory was Un shopping Mi r. E HOW WEK MM run-dow- 2lay Be Made Strong at Small Thcro aro hundrcdo of women In tils vicinity, weak, thin, tlrcdE out and nervous. Such, women Bced Vlnol just as much v.a did Mrs. Jane-- . Pepper, of 2307 Howard street, aiFranclsco, Cal., who says: Expense and No Risk and my nppotltb was gone. After taking several bottles of Vlnol I found my condition greatly Improved, and &o not hesitate to recommend Vlnol lo anyone similarly nffected." Vlnol Is not a secret nostrum, but a delicious cod liver and Iron tonlo without oil, which will1 create an' appetite, tono up tho digestive organ's, makopuro blood and' create' strength. Try a bottlo of Vinol .wjth dcratandlng that your money wlU, .Ijo irncd if It docs not help you. tha-im-- "I havo uBcd Vlnol for eomo tlrao with, particularly gratifying rosnlto. I Trac run down, weak and debilitated, "we quit giving advertising, tp those who are able to pay. Wp havo op portunlties every day to give , away space, but all these fine chances are now declined with thanks. Several fair associations, baseball managers cerft and other ten and twenty-fiv- e In the slot amusement promoters have furpished us with, entertaining ' stories about their amusement en- President Taft Likes His Holiday terprises, asking that we kindly Game' of Golf. give them several dollarb'.-wortof space that others pay for; also prepared for tho three dally meals there would be mclosod tw,o compli- have the flavoring of Virginia, South Carolina, and Louisiana. But on mentary tickets. wo have tried .cqmplimen- - Thanksgiving day everything hut food "Now, which havo 'tary tickets, fried, stowed, on ( tpast and cookeryNow England tho savory essence of in thern, is and smotherou in ouioiib, nut found put under tho ban and tho president them unpuiatahle in pv?ry stylp nnd fatally eat what tho Puritan fath Chopped fine they might malco good ers ate in tho days which now ato breakfast food, but4 wo havo no only memories. Thanksgiving day is a good deal of obopper, At the end of tho week we ,day In Washington, are unable to unload them on the a church-goinpayioll, the obstreptrous employoeB notwithstanding the fact that tho holiregarded largely, as it Is In seeming to prefer cash. Aud so day is Now England fact, a Institution. much of tho tjmo In days agone tho president is a Unitarian, but The last help got all the money, leaving the Thanksgiving day ho attended a great boss to subsist on complimentary Thanksgiving service in St. Patrick's tickets and commendatory resolu- Catholic church, whero there wore tions. It's a poor diet, and we quit gathered all tho representatives ot countries whero the Catholic religion h ( g LIVE STOCK EXPOSITION scent. Ho was told that It was cooked "1 by a man who had como from 'AusDECEMBER, 2 TO 9 tria within three months and that ho n This and country, had never cooked a turkey beforo In famous show will Iih Imbi in the his life. This story i3 told in WashAmphlMiftitreund wei- ington as an example of tho adaptaty rtUJoluliigbnilrtliiK at the Union utofciYiutH, bility of foreigners to America's ways, Stock Yard. uid a dimity Tho object and purpose of this! of many tlioiiwiinlrt of the flnnst even to tho ways of tho kitchen. breeding cattle, l)ortos, sheei) and Thcro are comparatively fow sena- Cnnuxesb Can best On expressed in hwIiib iiiakeH ts tUShvo it a grand ponteRt store tors and representatives in Washing- .he motto, reclaim the fores, make uhampious Slauuhter Tuts. l'auk-'-ot g j fl iqds, the ton, although the opening of congress lollies on tho Inod," (o which might House Exhihitx, C illegmtn and Is hut a few days In tho future; Tho h ii dried "drain tho swamp aud Farmers' Stock JuUmiiir Contests, homo Instinct is strong at Thanksgivuako homes oil ihe Imuln." Natloioil Breeders' aud Stockmen's There, are In the Uuitnd 'State Meofmis, lnMio lUlly Sale?, Urill-laing time' and it keeps most of tho naFveuing Kuiertaiiiiueuts. tion- tional legislators away from tho capi- 7i,000,000 rtcres of ravamp tal at this early holiday season, Tho ioUuctlve,j ipeiiaco to health, mid, deterrent to iiiiiniuratlon,. 75,000, Host reached by fast and efllclent Now England states aro represented 00 acres divided iiit (arms train burvice of tho Washington in ifeatiB in tho departments-ohomes (or 1 876.000 families, the, ranks of tho clerks just as numerr HjipnrxunatHiy Hl'00,WX) of otir ously as other states aro represented. vitlzhslnp. Thh lailtj- - .when r- Now Englanders always go home to. la,un''d will be. nH henUhful'.as.-lanspend Thanksgiving day, if they have hat has alwuy.4jppu dry,' and rw.f RAILROAD moBt'piodU(!t(VH Of all latiqs, tho money, aqd if father and mother, or cither,' or brothers and sisters aro ' ecauso it ;s coipposed df,ktne rlcl'i 'Tickets, rnservations, tralp time, il broUKhtowivby tho 'river. Tde. aud specific faros fiotfi vour statfon o living in tho old homestead to nHited and.mtxed wjh tho decayed may be had of your local ticket the old Thanksgiving day dinner (eetatipy . . agouU forcufurlea. L ,i; and to welcome tho wanderer. On' ncc6u.titrf.,thrlivjt:slftb-- l own. ' ''.' U. H. BOWRR G. P. A.,. rtsllfp and state c6mpl'ioatloiis it Presidential Game of Golf, t Mamp'ils, Toun. , President Taft likes hia holiday gamo' of golf, and his Thanksgiving day appetite is whetted by a Journey over tho links In company with Secretary of State Knox, Brigadier General Clarence R. Edwards, or some other official golfer of renown. From tho LOOK HERE, MB. FARMER! golf links tho president, If ho looks Not that the Cumberland Telephone & TV lerph Company, Ineorrorated, l to you an ideal proposition (or leleiihoqa seivice, Usin our perUce you liavu ad- far off across tho Potomac, dan get an VHIltai'ts of loill! lllBtiUCB COtineClIoh4 Id everv irnhnrtanl nnln) In Ihi. !tniirl Ci.1,,11 Th. occasional glimpse ot tho redcoated ndvHiitatfes of te ephone novice in you rpIdence niu.ieroiH to nieiulonbuiainonit U.OIH would bo dally co.niiiuiiiCatlon with the tuarn,i, olnfnlnB prlceii gettinif members of ono of tho accurate . s , , r, ni'u reldllves. All ihtvln mi. ft great, Potomac hunting clubs. Thanksvauiaues a'm pleasure nre more .tnv.wpjtU tile rrii-- iiiviiu. vni u.i.nl.1 .w tAr it... dnv..l.. giving day in. Washington Is "marked Literature by calliiu! on our ii'iocuer. It. Sbelton. as tho day of tho openlg of the foxhunting season In Virginia, which lies CUMBERLAND TELtPHOHE & TELEGRAPH GO. Jtfst over tho river. -I Virginians still follow j M7, f The the for, and he ranks of the natives have been augmented in recent years by northerners who havo como south to mako their winter homes. Along SRRIGATI U ngrliMilturfl ami horticultural , if latulH tlirotmlmut tho Untied States. An nrteiidnncO ot over 400,000 is predicted this year.-Ht.pr ii ml visit tho Illinois Con-- , Mai Exhibit of products grown in the two gioat Miiitheru states of Luulsaua and .MtsslBf-lppl. CONGRESS wull-know- bios. oei-ertH- Oli-ca- ut 40-nor- o f d ILLINOIS CENTRAL: 11 e pro-par- THE BEST TELEPHONE SERVICE offer-in- R . -- -- .... are-to- Vv old-tim- e the Potomac westward and a llttlo northward from Washington a good many "great houses" aro in process of erection. Thoy lack the ago and disThat question will bo asked you all "at dally by business men seeking your' tinction of tho residences of If you qualify take the Draughon and show ambition torV. Virginia and It may ho that tho natlvo services. BANKERS Indorse DRAUGHON'S Training than Indorse all More Colleges other bus!. born ones resent somewhat' this ness colleges COMBINED. 48 Colleges In 18 States. International reputation. of tho wealth of tho north, BaiVM,n,fjl T'JTIt,,ntr, rcnmanfeli lp. Kncl iBlt. Spell Insr. Arithmetic, letter Wrttlne, llmlucsa wealth accompanied as It Is frequent- t Bookkecoinsr. uiuuiutj. Urol jzui iuiio uuAiuuMicuu unaer reQ(onoDla conditions. Bookkeenors all oVer Home Studv. Thousands of hnnhmth. ly by an ostcntataion that is nothing tho United say that Draughon' icrs, bookkeepers, and stenographers dro short of vulgar, The new rich cle- New SystemStates of Bookkeeping saves them good positions as tho result of ment, however, whlqh Is erecting from 25 to 50 per cent in work and worry. holding Drnughon's Home Study. taking homes in Virginia, Is confining Itself Shorthand. Practically all U. S; offCATALOGUE. largely to tho section of "tho Old Do- icial court reporterSvrlto tho System" of B Y MAIL,' write For prices on lessons Jno. P. Draughon, minion near tho capital and thcro it Shorthand Draughon Colleges teach. President, Nashville, Tenn. Forwcat-' wnyr uecauso tney Know it is the best, aloguo on course ATCOLLEGE wrlta any considerable does not intrudo to extent qpon tho reign DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BtTSINESS COLLEGE of the old families who have lived In natbviUa or Memptm or nnoxville, Tenn., or Paducab, Ky., or Evansvillo. iMcL tho state themselves and through their ancestry for hundreds of year3. old-tlm- YOU WANT a Better JOB? o , time-honore- d Queer Physical Facts. Matters In geography and physics appear to get a little mlxod at times. The mouth of the Mississippi Is several miles farthor from the center ot tho earth than Its source, .so. that It actually runs uphill. Also the eastern end of tho Panama canal Is further westt. than the westorn ondT ' It' sounds Uko a "bull," to bo sure, but for all that it Is a fact. " ' '" Forestry Service of the U. S. Worth About $75,000,000 a Year fapltyy approximating $2,000,(QOw6r annum and they premise to be one Pally Thought. For the best and sweetest is not a of the income bfhiginpr branches of matter. 'Of circumstances; t Id not tho government. Nearly all the rAED MINIKO CO,, laeoV even buccbs and love. It betas Id ?reat nations ot Europe are now dne. Anna Fuller. Department mikluA mouoy out of their state, for Uncle Sam now cutting considerable lumber m the national forests, , The amount cut last year wasil jnore, than four hundred and fifty million feet board measure, much of it beincfsold on the stump at $2 44 per thousand. Such ..receipts aro Ib oit. In France tho lumber sold brings in $5,00000 a year, and In Austria the'receipts are Btlll greater. The forests of India are under government control aud are yieldlnit about $3,000,000 per annum,' while wideawake little Japan is gelt't'g $3 000,000 each year from tho wood Soil by tho eoverninent. , (r j. ::ft Pleasure at -- You Can Always Spend an Hour of Real Tke While " -- PRINCESS ' ' . Waiting for Train .1 ' in WadisonvjHe ' sotdthat the forestry burku'is ff'tlon. ltu't ib Is nof.fjloue lp thevlumbor ( ', ing us .money. The fifes of would havo paused an incalculable loss had it not been for the rangers and the organized system of f Ir6 pr IruhMid, it is pav1010 New pictures ch&ngedvd'aily Pay .them a visit ' Hi Special Matinees Saturdays Music by Orchestra mu-J..-s- estimated th 1Vhh.h'V-- W ;.'..--' .i(i . " WJ. -. " -- . ! i ' I tlH ik ! ,. iiH.v f . M i, K- - S,-'- l V,lJft '. "V .'J ' f' W i - jy. ' vn "HtoMi.'friw i"l J ' Wi)frvv" r., " tetmpt,- ' i ,l, . i"((W V t!nf. i) itti'tf B nvnu n t " iy s r f ( 'I a.i . :'$ J 3W.1 R; Par'Blr hnd'OsoraVGannon were vhi Evaliavlllo Saturday' on j busfui-BP- . (..- . A. MOTAJS M & W J. i !v! H kt irm''jx tixt iu nilttl 'i u" 4 News of the Town iJ- - i - I" ' ' MIpb. if- if The thontro jroroe of EarllnKlou will enjoy Htu'orKl rarn treats during tho mo n th or DHccnibcr. at tho Temple Theatre All of the bIiows will be a one night ntatid who luivo been playing to packed houso?;iu the lar Keroltlet. Mr. Harriet Browning epoiit tho day in Madisonville Saturday. MlHfl'Katlo Murrill spout Saturday and Sunday In Eviui'bvIIIo. . hii Let us give Amen! The seasq That ranks & vf: Next to dear Christm: Imparts A glow of rccollcctiorrfi And reunitcsllicJDj In thankfulness And one grand, gorgeous, gofmandinnc' bender r r a J. ahjl&imtitd forthattlm&i tow. Monday where she will tho week. MrB Mrs. W. S. facGary, left for Union Bpond Henry ftrowulnj and daugh- ter, of Morton's Gap, are spending the woek with Mrs. Ggorgo "Wyalt. Mp,W. P. Oraham was In MadUon-vlll- e Rt ? Friday night. next suit of clothes? Think of it select your material from our samples and wo have your suit ''Tailor made" for Qivo us your order for your O $ 15 00 no more, no less. Co. International Woolon Mills jhiiItamimanincawsfcTivlnv:, m - ' l(J Sunday. u ir y-- really want to win the $1000 automobile get Biibpcribers for The Bee and get 90Q0 yotes. t Mint Bettie Fugate was In MortoiiB Gap Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A.R. O'Bannon were in Moitons Gap Sunday. Mhcos Auhsa and Bessie, liHiuiMt, Etl Jauksou, Margaret Mitciiell aud Lowery Todd walked to Mortons Gap Sunday and returned ou the dinkey . E. "W. Milbr, of MndiBonviHe, was in towu Sunday night. L Ford and J. E. Dillon spent Sunday uigliiln Uopkinuvitle. Gilbert. King and J. E Dillon w.ero in Madisonville Saturday. M189 Nfary Motherehead and MIhB Annie Moore Biient Sunday with Mr. and Mr-)- . J. R. Rash at their btfautiful Country home. Miss Adeline Touiribsof Madisonville, bpeiit Sunday with friends in , i)ella Salmoh"was In Norton'-vil- o C. A. MORTON MADISONVILLE, KY. Vr 1 :f .; ra ', Funeral Director and Embalmer "! tH Any Gall Answered Promptly Day or Night. n kBMnMMannHHaMBa MMiaMaHaanMnuMiMMnHaMUaiMMaiaiBaHnaMaaBaH I Minim 111 i. Jj tow i , , ville Thursday. s' .Mr. Frank Oldham was In Madisonville, Ky. Alloy Shflton, of the country, was In town on busliieNB Saturday. Mt Cliar. Harnett was m Evans ville Thursday. Mr. J. T. Barnott was In Evans, ' Evans-4ilo:Thuraday. Tlianks for the turkey and thanks for the pie, , Tttanks forjhejoys of Thanksgiving. Let us civo tlianks, We cranks, For all the boons and bless the year That fall, as thick as" hops, Upon our heads if weSould6nl kn My rccollcctioh isn't vrtf clearvi But thcreyikedropj-'m- y VWt Bumper fhosrrcspefsywSpmstic a. yicia Unprcccdcntc MrH. John Long was In MortoiiB ffi u. 'Mr. Vm Bradley ,waB In Hopkins- " vllle Wednesday. Do Wltt.of Central Olty, was ,Mr. la town Wednesday. Marshal Gardner, of Madisonville was In town Friday. Mr Tom Wand, of Madisonville, w In town Saturday 100 new subscribers to The Bco Will go alone: ways towards tjiat handEume 5 passenger $1000 touring oar. Got busy now and ee'ehoW many you can get by the 15h of next May. Mr. George Klritwood.ot MadiJson-vilT- o was hi town Saturday. Mr. J. R.Morgan, of Nortonvllle, was In towu Friday on buslnoas. Mr. 11. It. Myutty, of Chicago, was In towji Thursday on buiuueui. Mias O A f man, of SI ngh tersvillo, is vialting Mm. T lio. Cnvptroo. , 6. M. Arvln, of MadlBonville.was In town Saturday. Jim Mulouu was in Madisouvlllo Saturday on business. Mr. F.B. Slsk, of tho country, was In tbwu Saturday. Old papers for salo at tho Bee win-nl'n- jj mm. WM-- g Is in the comnfon, truthful term what knocks. The bins and batns are busting, -: And he is trusting To get some of the interest paid up. -".- Full is tht farmer's cud. ., . r, At y x i iii fa V Gap Monday morning. M re. .Henry Browitiptr who lias I peon visiting relatives nere,roiurueu 'lioine Monday. H. U. CjwaUd was in St. CharleB ri Monday. Sidney Lsffoon, of the .country, was In town Monday on business. Clireuco Mitchell went' to Greeri-vilSunday. E. B. Graham, of Shelbyvilie, Ky., the popular Wtstern Kentucky representative of the Bryattl-Marc- h Electric C .. spent yesterday in the olty, leaving last night to Bpend riiankgivlng at his home after a very successful trip through .this section. Miss Elizabeth Hopper, of ui Hop-klnsvillo, ' Big Dolls , Little Dolls . R11?; Dolls, Uhiua Dolls, Bisque DoIIh, Boy Dolls, Girl Dolls, Ni&-fie- r Dolls, Dressed Dolls, Slegp-in- g Dolls," Walking Dolls, Oli'ar-acterDblls, Eiless Dollp, Gel-luloi- d Dolls, Indian Dolls, Jap-- ' aneese Dolls, Metal Head Dolls, Captain Kiddo Dolls, Gaudy 'Kid Dolls, Pretty Dolls, Bridal Dollp, Jointed Dolls, Bisque Head aud Kul Body Dolls.' ml d DOLLS Po'lVf rorn v : 25o DollV.for GOoJDoIIh for... ...... v. $1 0u Dolt for. ,w. $1 .lo to .' $7.00 17o 85o G9o Ml Is ' '"-- " 'er.c v,-- visiting Mrd. J. B. At- Tliey are happyand gayfare the farrhe If they have any lucki hey may ghtfotythstrtfck s "V' IWepcrcci mot me price to coxisttmcr. Thatin'thescasbf tr puoicsincrcvcrc To keep us all a tloatl Some raft In thehcsrxt, .... siblc-Jwmor- s. .tv kinson for a few days. Buker FsigateVas In Madisonville ?mwlfir. MIpb ' CODnils for ' 99c Let us give thanks Or other craft fc-To justify theie"w-oH- ; And lend a kind o i vcruv?-- 5 To his assurances of our prosperity. -S- ur ooat v uv yvk vvssA-i. planlcs nn.. - y -- v Katie Murrell, who has been spending the week end in Evansvllle returned home Sunday. Mrs. R V. Renfro left yesterday morning for a weeks viblt in Evans ville. Born, to Mi, and Men. - Thornbsr'ry,., Tliursdhv morning, 17,-fine boy. Both November' mother nnd cnila doing will. Cl indp, Ed, Theafoland, Paul aud n frpf-n- iber I - ; Sit 1 W. R. -"Vj - jv XI "V. - ri $138 $2.00 Dolls for ....'...v . $U6U $2 50 Dolls for $3 48 $5.00 Dolls for We have jut purchased tio largest assortment of Dolls ever brought to Madison,vlile. Wo ito, Pell these Dil4 at wholesale price?. We are going to Bell these Dolls cheaper than vou over Haw Dolls Bold bofoi. Wd are going to sell theni in TWO DAYS. Remember 1 WO DAYS ONLY. are,-going- . , There's Standard Oil, Though not a hopeless ccicil-- office. ' t Tho many friends of Mrs. Mary Barnott, who rocoutly loft this place she forSt. Lbuls wlllrggret to U'Wioiiffly HI in that uitv. JMIbb Margaret Turner,Mr.and Mrp. Lynn Huff, of Earliugton, and Aire. Brown, of MadiBonvllle, hut Monday ulgl) ou tho Dixie F.yer for HowellfcInd.,-whorthoy v.l uttuud V Without a wriggle in its s'calycoil Has got it in the rtcck. And while there is divergent Ooirhon 'ZZP' h-"-"" Respecting; probalitics of the doiSuliQj OI the insurgent, zzszr Still at 6ome future day5 We Take a EOod4(?5tyhack atsHhedu -- - C o. yi ryyw ? A - viv Nty Y Mrs 7 ,p mav: thwodding of Ray Herb. .Miss ilzzle Huff and mother O Let's be thankfuhmyaer-Cqthewhoie, for the year -- szAnd not look withjmgspct too critica sUrnrPnvs of roSehteJizht j$hihir athwart the hrhon poJitkalT n -J- trthc-obtlmist's od from Howell Saturday where thoy have been visiting irieud. fcjeqd That here arid there we get sojne sorts land Let us give thanks rJS fiizes H l 11 5 v"v U J Pet ftrtlio Automobile yot? with-2,00- contest, utid we will complimen- ui prizes start tary vdtep. tYoU can win this handsome Datseiiger Howard to'uriutcar if you try. . r.'V taok of appendicitis Saturday and is very ill'at her home on Railroad Mrs. Elsjio Ollnier had a BoriouB at Among our blanks, 1 Some cheering specimens of 2cn cent riotte In this life's lottery If she we wooed is won Let us be grateful. . 1X If when our pica is done wyi urn We get the fateful ' . fn OWu 1 1 IrfSfl I I wrwr 'is-sVI v . hwv 1 t Sunday Stone D Ml68EHznbt;th with their grandfather, Polk Merrill. at'MadlsouvilK Qlite a number of other relatives were present and they had a group picture taken. On Thursday night November 2l3t, 1911, "The Mystio Elwin" were entertained by the Minea Coyle. As Clirlstinas U drawing so nigh, each brought a bit of fancy work, and it would "be'dlfficult to Say, which worked thoJiardest needles or toi guos J Ttio next meeting will be at Oikmonr. Tnose prepent were; MtsseH Irene and Bespie Coyle, Minerva D&vla of Anton, .Luey.'Fawcett of Madisonville, Elizabeth aud Margaret Kemp, Katie Murril, Mabel Krownlpg, Ruth Daniels, Pansy S Rule, GoldleWetr, Kathleen Splll-ma'; and Guttle 'OlBanuon, V. R. Coyle, Harriet Brown. ing and -u Stofla-Ke.mp- Friday and Saturday, Dec. 1- -2 " Come in and get your choice wbilo s ' ttie.v la'st. . w. VVe want you to get tho 'habit" of opining to our etore to'buy your iriHtuias goods. That is' whywe are putting ou this "Pathflndlng ' Doll Sale'- - " .3 you ever heard fit a Doll wedld If not name ubove,oome and We will 'Bhowdrto you. C . - 'V r - . SISK BROS, BOOK ' Madisonville, Ky. CO. Mee-dame- B street. Dyer, of Morgan, field, will arrive in tho city Thursday to bet'tho gftestofMlas Elizabeth Kemp during tho Thanksgiving holiday. r jMike Hanna', Sr., anddaughter, Miss Cecils wore in Dixon Monday MlsB-yirglni- a pn buBiifoBS. ' I. ' 'Ed Phiriipa returned froma iioIb trip to Nashviilo Friday. All deMringfirbtclftSB. dresgmakr Jng'can riaouro enmo by calling at tho,re9.dencq qf Ed Roy on Railroad Misb BErE Oldham. Street. liittleMlBS Margaret Rogera liaB returned from NaBhvlllo where bIio Bp'ont a month with her aunt. MiBBS'usan Marie Orutohfleld will e sjJoiid the'holldayB with Miss Ray in Madisonville. M. Burden and daughter, Noka, .J. returned hbuie Monday from Clay whore they have been holding a revival for sixteen days. Kenl A fine display of samples for yeu to seleot from and your suit "Tailor Made" for 15.00. Come and let us take, your order, international Woolen Mills Co. ' Iladisonyille, Ky. Henry Martin wasn Madjsonvillp Boa-tric" Mad-iaonril- We will, not Jet that worryjus a bitVf Many a fellow that is turrrcatloXynuIaf r . "vty ill IV Has cause for fervent th aniauincwaLnar.vyV Give praise And grateful thanks if st peks yoji'vel ught gp iting And you sell out before They tumble, And make a raise; I But if it is the other wa jMon't grumhlcGs There's no use getting sore VJ ..k H Back off next timeyou sceahe suckcrsbihngjO? uegrateiui h you ve icarnca How not to get your clumsy fingers burned. "Nitl" ha. rv w i A J ai. 1 . 1 V n -- - a ( WE PAY EXPREST v r - :,) TNJ y . 1 I ER'sa CLOTHES BY MAI levy's Special' SuSfis kV I1 ' V 11 1 1 J, FROM US SAE MOMEY. Bui2 Jkf Wc Handle None Sie BesL . 1 Not to linger. Just be grateful for the measure af titirin wctes TJ- V You, my friend,who read these verses, 'For a day be gay and happy, flaws for one day $5jt vsffc$ing Stop your everlasting flicking. CJ" Make the faces bright around you, be the outlook ne'er so mm Fill yourself with pie and turkey Our otoclia aro oo lariro that you havo ovory stylo and pattom, and clzo, and uhapa from which to eoloct: and wo malto buying BT MAIIi, Just aa easy and oatiofactory as you can do it in the store. Wo have special things thai you can cot HOWHEIIE EL3E, such as : at l for Mc' ILcvy's Special Boys Suits Willi 2 pairs o5 and all, Pants , ' And give thanks! tho Loading Linos of FURNISHINGS, HATS AND SHOES. HMSUEEE). Wo issuo a largo illustrated catalog, whioh we Bond on request. froo i ' . f ttmt Mrs. Mary Barnott wliMhas been visiting In ed home. Madisonvllle-ba' s returnR - Bpout Sunday In Daw with fiiendB Bon George. Brooks waB in EvanBvillo , ..... Lllzzie Gl( WE ALSO SEND SAMPLES FREE. Mention this paper and write us fully for anything you want in our lino, and you'll get a prompt and (satisfactory answer. And ir auytning you uuy noro is not oxaouy wnat you want it may do returned and your iccjnisx wm do immediately xusx-unumu- Planters Fetal flerchanls Associalicn. CO Railroad Fare3 Kefunded at Certaia Times. Don't fail to roturn your- votes Sunday. Wednesday afternoon, no.t later than Gertie nnd Klrby O Bannon spent 5 o'clock. Sunday In Mortens Gap. MIsb. Audrey Morgail of Mqwoll .Wtlllam .WrJalit andE.EOwen ;i8.vlsittng,relatbes .here this week'. wore in Evailsvillo ' Saturday Oii ' this mornfng'bn'bnlBnoBS.'-Mra. W. S. McGarv left Sunday hiiRlnoss. Mra.T N. E. MoKiunpn was in forMorganffeld w.here she" will MP. Garner of MadionvIlto was spend several weeks. In town Sunday. Mrs. M. Hanna aud JesBle Greer Ruth Wyattand Ruth Croft spent G. D. Cowtll was iu Nortonvllle were In Madlsonvillo Monday. Sunday In Mortons Gap. Sunday. licfclui AdatnB was Id Madlsopyllle Paul and Gilbert King apent Sun- Herschal Wilson of Madisonyllle ni Madisonville. Monday tnornlwK on buuaese wftf? in town Sunday. le Monday-Bhoppiuis-. A House Established Years Ago. The Largest In Its Line. Third Ike BrfeH Spot. LL I O LOUISYIEtE, KY. 'vi Market. sC y ? - v"-vtJ,'',f',- k' ft 1 wmaesssssassBsamesam YB0L1SAX SATS 41 X HWWWWWWWWW ferflCIErtfcY IN AVEr!SIN. B. M. SLATON Funeral Director. PUn 191-- 9 wvyvwwmwwwwwiW SOME GOOD ADVICE Youn Ir the Boys andtnunliyg Men of (his , :: Licensed Embalmer NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE, MAniSONVILLE., KY. .. .... . . ' .- I Com- - time you get (100 laid by put It In a per oent bond where it begins to earn money for you. Soon you will have the capital to start up a business of your own. 8 Stick. bovBl Don't float! Mako the reputation of the best dispenser there's nothing in it. Stiok'to your present job. You In your community and tho crowds ean make it the boBt job anywhere will come to you. And with the crowd b will come tho salary, or the if vou have the right stuff in you. partnership. Is your pay too small? Make it bigger by making yourself worth Lively as a Boy, wore. you are tired, run down, have If The man who's always on the no appetite, get a bottle of Yucatan 'go" never gets anywhere. The Obill Tonic A few doses wllL sdt give you boy's appetite-mabest men In any industry are men you up you stronga and lively as- ke a who STICK. Purifles the blood . And, aftor all, ono community is and strengthens the system. 60o a jUBt about the same as every other. bottle at the St. Bernard Mining Appetites are the same; if you loam Co., Incorporated, Drug Departhow to tioklo people's palates where ment. To Freshen Gas Mantle. you aro, yon mako yourself the masOarboa deposits which blackea a ter of the situation. Your oppormantis can be removod by burntunity is where you ARE; not a C&a a, ing little common salt oa the Gat oat the wanderlust, boys, - twelve-year-ol- d. prloos," he oonvnioes no one. The reader argues that anyone can use these catoh words and they prove nothing. The most successful advertising is not apt to sound liko an attempt to persuade. It is more a statment of facts. Tho reador 1b given material bv which he formB his own' mental picture of tho goods. For this purpose try definite and derailed through very brief Description. Get manufacturers of your lines to give you some definite facts, about how the goods are put together, so that you can give some real reasonB why goods are superior. Tick out some special barglus, describe them bb above indicated, and put in the price and the real value you believe them to have. Don't bother about flowery language. What the buyer wants is oold facts. "Reason why" advertising is what brings the buyer around. principle of uooosBfal advertising, as practised by department store ad writers and other specialists on publiotty, is to give definite descriptions of the goods offered. When a merchant uses suoh phrases and aB "Tho best is the cheapest" assortment and lowest "Biggest One ' thousand miles away. Save money every week, and every Miss in the city a few hours Monday. Minerva-Davis- , of Anton, was Nejre iecrsatinf Washington,- - Nov.' jW- .- The ll6 The Children May Write t Santa Claw census shows that the negro population of Kentucky is deureaxlntt e Washington, Nov. 22 The There are 38.000' ! negroes iu tile raised the. ban Stato than there were by department has the census on Santa Glaus mail after all. Res- for 1010. cinding a recent decision, Postmaster General Hitchcock directed that Scholarship Per Sale any letter addressed to "Santa We have a $100 scholarship on Clans" may be delivered to charitable organizations or benevolent Bryan & Strattou BubIubih College persons that ask for them, instead for sale. This is one of the best bus of having suoh mail returned to the iness colleges iu tho State, and a scholarship In this cottage is A 1. Bonders or destroyed. Mr. Hitchcock said he did not THE SEMI WEEKLY BEE. think tbo practloe of delivering Misses, Margaret and Katherine "Santa Claue" mail would lend to Victory Bpent Monday night in abuses., at was feared by some of the with tho MoPhersons. offloials of the department. The many poor children who can be For Sale blessed with a happy Christmas in $50 Scholarship ott Drnughon's this way, he declared, make the deBu8ln6ss College, Nashville, Toun. partment's handling of Santa's mall $100 Scholarship on Bryant & Strat-to- n worth while. Business College, Louisville, Ky. Apply to Beit Offer Yet Bbe, For a limited time we will send Earliugtou, Ky. you he Louisville Evening PoBt y andfjho Bee one year; Humiliate" Indian Tribe. The Cosmopolitan aud Good House Whea the Quakers came to Keeping Magazines aud the Home & only Indiana la la 1682 Farm six months all for $3.50. Sub- the neighborhood' the were the scribe cow as this offer will bb withwho had, Just beea terribly drawn in a few davs. beaten by the Five Nations and fore-ecy into a treaty by which they subBee, poBt-offlcMad-laonvillo MUSXJlLIlTilT When well Jcaowa Sfcrliaftt pie tell it so plainly u.v 1 Jl ifrV I 4 t t 5 1 Skmi-Wkkk- ly Serai-Week- Peaa-ylvan- ia Delft-ware-s, " When public endorsement is made a representative oltlxen of tho proof is positive. Yew must believe it. Read this testi. mony.. Every backache suffer, every man, woman or child wltk any kidney trouble will find profit In the reading.' Mrs. H. O. Smith, was afEarlington, KY., Bays: flicted with kidney trouble for years- I had severe pains in the small of my baok and whenever I stooped or lifted, tho attacks wore particularly acute. My baok aohod at night and when I nroso in the morning, I was very lame. I becamo easily tired, felt languid and was frequently troubled by hoadachcB and spells of I k.new tbdt my kidneys were disordered, as the kidney secretions were unnatural. Learning bf Doan's Kidney Pills. I procured a supply and received relief from the time I began using them. Two box os cured me., I shall recommend Doan's Kidney Pills at every opportunity." For Sale by all dealers. Price W ti cents. Co., Buffalo, Now York, sole agents for the Unit- i Ear-liugt- ou 'il ' dhc-ztno- ss. FoBter-Milbur- Semi-Weekl- Earliugtou, Ky. mitted to be calledewomen. Remember the and tako no other. ed States. namo Doan's THANKSGIVING , SALE . . Ladies' Tailored Suits, Cloaks, Dresses, Petticoats, Kimonas, Sweaters, Shirtwaists, Raincoats, Children's Cloaks and Dresses at very greatly reduced Prices .. . Tailored Suits ,. . Ladies' Cloaks All the latest models secured on our .recent trip to New York are included in this Thanksgiving Sale. The best values and biggest assortments are always found in our stock. $35.00 for $25.00 for $22.50 for $20.00 for $18.00 for $15.00 Childern's Cloaks The nobbiest styles the best makes, many garments at le.ss than the prices quoted here. $10.00 Cloaks for ' Two hundred of the very newest styles to select from. Not a shoddy, cheaply made suit in our stock every suit a man tailored 6ne with the best of linings and trimmings. $51.11 Suits for.. .. v .. $40.11 Suits for $35.11 Suits for $30.11 Suits for $25.11 Suits for $37.50 $29.50 $27.50 $24.50 $1 9.50 $22.51 Suits for $21.11 Suits .for.A .... $18.11 Suits for $15.11 Suits for $12.51 Suits for $17.50 $16.50 $14.50 $12.50 $9.50 , $26.50 Cloaks $19.50 Cloaks $1 8.50 Cloaks $17.50 Cloaks $1 5.50 Cloaks for..: $12.50 Cloaks $12.50 Cloaks for $10.00 Cloaks $1 0.00 tor... $8.50 Cloaks for $7.50 Cloaks for $0.50 Cloaks for $5.00 Cloaks for $8.50 $7.50 $6.50 $5.50 $4.50 $8.50 Cloaks for $7.50 Cloaks for $0.50 Cloaks for. $0.00 Cloaks for $7.75 $6.75 $5.75 $5.50 $4.95 $5.00 Cloaks for $4.00 Cloaks for $3.00 Cloaks for $2.50 Cloaks - for $2.00 Clooks for $3.55 $2.55 $2.00 $1.75 , ' Petticoats AH - Sepcrate Skirts lay stress on are the fit and hang of them . Every skirt is first correctly fitted, and then regulated by a machine that insures accuracy. Of course our high standard of quality is in every garment. $10.00 Skirts Sweaters A recent opportune purchase of Ladies Sweaters puts us in the very front rank with extremely low prices. Ladies' 50c Sweaters, red and white, all sizes, choice while they last Ladies' $1.00 Sweaters, very long and good weight, colors red and white, two pockets, choice 50c Sweaters for small children, sizes 22 to 26 red, white and gray, choice $1.50 Sweaters for children, sizes 28 to 34 colors gray and navy, choice ,T Best materials, best workmanship, latest styles these points are embraced in the goods we offer at these reduced prices. 75c Stripped petticoats. The particular points about our skirts that we i $1.51 Dresden and solid gray petticoats choice enough CI $1.51 Halcyon or Heatherbloom, black petticoats said at $4.11 Silk Petticoats either Taffeta or Messaline all colors Or vOv 45c 85c ACA ...CQQ l"AA DUv 73G for $8.50 Skirts for $7.50 Skirts .$2.98 for $8.50 $7.50 $6.50 $8.00 Skirts for $5.00 Skirts for $4.00 Skirts for..-.,... ...... $5.00 $4.50 $3.75 OCn LC QC i Waists Fine Chiffon Waists, Messaline and Taffetas-Lingeri- e All the very and Tailored Wash Waists. newest fall styles. $11.01 Waists for $7.50 Waists for $0.00 Waists for $5.00 Waists for Kimonas Our entire stock of short Kimonas and dressing Saques, made of fine flannelettes and fleeces worth ' 50c, 75c and $1.00. Unrestricted Choice Raincoats Fine Cravenette 'Raincoats, English Gabardine RaglanSlip on Coats $10.00 Raincoats for fe $7.75 $5.75 $4.75 $4.25 $4.00 Waists for $3.50 Waists for $2.51 Waists Tor $1.50 Waists ' for $3.25 $2.98 $ 1 .98 98c M m Kenyon make, $15.00 Rain- coats $18.00 Rain- coats for ImOC This Store WW be Closed all Day Thanksgiving Do your shopping before that day to get advantage of these special prices. ' :... $12.50 Raincoats for $7.50 $9.50 C1ft Eft for...$lU.9U O CA p I EmuW 1 Jt- - r . i-- , l Ism 8k H 0W IkV iB 0k s Jfc ' ft IT 0kf 6 k ; DontfJMistake the hB ' if iV This Store Will be Closed all Day. 1 t Place Xhanksgi ving Mali lu Ky. v ft . , ,r,

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