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Digital page images are linked to the text file. y i 1O ji 4at o 0t J TUESDAY T and FRIDAY ur jiiJ4 i r- lth rall IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE atTWENTYSECOND YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY fit TUESDAY DECEMBER 5 1911 N J MRS TRAHERNPASSES OVER After Brief Illness and Brave Fight Succumbs Today EARLINGTON GRIEF STRICKEN FOR THE BEREAVED ONE r I A beautiful life drifted out across the bar at two oclock this fafterQOon Tuesday DecembonS jW1nod now the hopes and of many loving relatives and friends are bruised uud bleeding Mrs Edgar Morris Trnhern died iu the St Bernard 1 Hospital with her stricken bus bandmother sistorsuud broth ers about her to the end Tile family gathered at the hospital about midnight and the sufferer called them all to her bedside l after 1 oclock this morning and told them goodbye comforting them as best she couid One touching incideutwas the prep enco at Mrs Trahefns request of Mrs John Long her close P girlhoqd friend and ryhowas ask ed by the patient to sing for liVr more than onca during the early morning hours She became uu conscious shortly after 2 oclock this morning and the end was looked for momentarily She r had fought bravely aud vth fine resistance since the Operation n for appendicitis Tuesday of last week timeflove und hope and strong desire would not take the fateful adverse answer nil heir ubdUV her feared Mrs TrafbNbd tll flier I Mrs A JV Stokesq tivrcbme r and stricken witft grief amjl de spair yesterday MissWerdnji as the Ear- lingtou folks alliliked to call her was u young woman of attractive n Tkud winning personality earuebt J and sincere In ail sire didor suits bnttoll of thejoy aiid grace of youth 6he wascnpablein the home a favorite ip the social life ol the community feud a devoted member ot wind worker in the MethQdi8L church und Sun day Sch t Mrs TJraheru wits twentysix 4 years old April 121011 one of nine children of Mrs AJjtbkes of this place widow of the late Judge Stokes of this place Werdna Stokes wfis born in arlington April 121885 and was educated beret and here she spent her useful though short life in the simplicity and purity of 1 toying daily Service to those l i about her f s ahela survived by her husband EdgtrrMorris Trahern her moth er bra A J Stokes t19 listers I X4Grpeattlttwtu Irt AI bert Keown1 rf Elmo Shaver Mroo and HIM J v F L4c t L1 7 Watches Diamonds Bracelets Lockets and GipM Ladles dGenFobs Ladles and Gents Watch Chains Signet Band and Set Rings Cuff But s Collar k Fins gjjjjjt Earrings Bar pms Beauty Pins Combs Belt Pms Hat Prnstl m C ButtOJlSl B pntain Pihs Thimbles Mesh Bags Ladles Leather Hand Bags Boxes Mi ltiSe Hat and Cloth Brushes Silk Umbrellas Electrohers Fancy Lamps Fancy Clocks Cut Glass Silverware China Pottery Novelties Etc Come let me show you tt troc 1 LC WILEY Jwjand Optictii 1 j IN THE VICTORY BUILDING EARL NGTON KENTUCKY s + t9 + 9+ + rtFr rm to iM + + + + + f a + + + xrA XDXA + XiX + + I FRUITS AND CANDIES FOR XMASlflJ We have on hand nice line of FancytFruits Apples Oranges Figs Nuts and Dates at reasonable prices Get your Xmas goods from the StairJRotQtJiirQLnnLt EoLarlir gtc rat KLy I rI an Society HappeningsE- ast End Card club This club had 1ti most pnjoyablex mooting with airs Southworth riD lust Friday after noon No visitors wore present Mrs itllne made the highest score A most delicious salad course was niade by the hos tess The following ladies have the best total scores In the order of their names Viz Mesdames Kline Rule Atkinson and Mo Kinnon HOHdRlttMORY T OF D LODGZIDZAr Madlfonvillejind lEarlinfton Elks N 1 Aiwutl xerdses fn Christian Church ueday Afternoon Impressive Qmpdnlaervlc Bill honor of the dead of Madison yille B P0J6 lodge No 788 were herd Sunday afternoon in the Christian church The prin cipal address wits inside by Hou Everett Janniu s of Chicago An appropriiite exercise of KOUU was harried out The large Ohristiuu church wad filled to oveifiowiutr und the con regu tion had the pleasure ofIistenin to one of the best addresses ever mid on like occasion Grocery Changes Hands Mr Theodore Wattij t who formerly worked In the Oobipany Store has purchased the feropery pfi3rO Wilkie Mr Wilkie has not been in KfocerV business long but turin- the ttinebe conducted avery sue oefiBful business A6 Mr Watts lies a great deal offixperlenoe along the grocery line we tori sure It will bea first class roQer and Wish him everv success ts his new bnslueeB Popular Ma I vllleMan Married at VopMnsvlte The many frlonds ol Mr Cliff PrJtohott were surprisfe to- v hear of his marriage to Isgt1a el BoWels fiopkinavllltf who is the attrac tive daughter of Blphard Bowels Mr Prltphett Isa member ovthe firui of Pritohett Broa and is an en terprifling young limn They will make their home for the present with his father Frank Pripnett of MaUiBonvillo The Jee joins with their mal r friends m wishing them ahappy and successful life CG Atteotionh M Cow 4ttt to drill Tuesday Pri day nlghtti tieugething lntererting ors 4nd- I nbdt QCt Powers HUNT BOMBPlOT MEN HIGHER UP Fight is Only Begun says Counsel for Ere- ctorsssocaioUhichr11 Down0orispfracyt I Japnes B McNamara May be Sent to Gallows by Judge Bordwell 1 4 r CONFESSION MADE ONLY TO SAVE MCNRAS LIFE nodr jri 1t New York Deo2 The fight has oolyifstr began This Is only betlrchapter What we want to find oat is who were the men behind the McNaraaras and this1 wp pror pose to do todaypyWalterthe National Breoiurs Association which employed William J Burns and his detectives to investigate tfye Los Angeles dynamiting oase The McNamaras in pleading guilty have said that they were sent out there cad acted for a prin ciple Mr Drew continued llt is obvious that tha then representing this principle have kfipt them well supplied with y It IB tq find ardthhatbeogmeathe Federal Inquiry Is Impotent nportJtJbeOfVithUAt way at Indjanapolis proseouiwo Me he contlnnedv We X f the j tlonal Erectors Asflooiatipn have n9Pe ona maUde agitist the Mo Namftras and Ijopt that plpmenoy will be extendedto theme We too are tlJhtlngtoraprmclple just as they were The big principle behind it all on our part is tlie prosecution of the men who paid the McNamaras and countenanced and Instigation this outrage I have every reason tp believe the jedeial authorities will continue a tHIn t lIve tlllattono the case The National Erectors Assoclutlou will otoo rseJtlye every aid possible There will also bo cooperation with the Los Angeles MuthQrltleAI The whole thing is a national fsIsue and the s pner union labor frees itself otthqurlwini4 flleplftn the better iJWJtlJ be for Hbor u ntJJ the adAuep tilt poifutr realCzae tuAtv it IS such an jsiaue the better aQJ I the sooner the problem will be on proper footing 0 7o4ge Vt in Qa ComproBlM t LOS ANGEL S D tNbwr that the first shook of auprlse ncca stoned by the Unexpected confes sions 6f James kfand John J Mc Namara is over Interest toinoreas Ing inotnentarilyln tKe probable punfshmenttbat will iai meted out tothem White it IB Uraliii admitted both by District iitSSn Freder foksistatfand ooknlleYorrthe de fence that the conffMloanTwere tbe result of a comprOJBlseyiJtU pqually well kfQwntlfat Judt 13ordwell who will sentence f e rfsoriars next tTuesriay morningawasnot a party to whateveragreement led to thesudden endlng4f the trlah In Other words while District At tornev Fredericks undoubtedly has promised counsel for the defence to recommend clemency for the prig oners and If possible to save James B McNamara from the gallows for the Times murders final judgement In the base still rests with Judge Fordwell It is for him to say whether James B McNamara shall be hanged aud John J MiNnmara servo a term In prison so long as to be practically a life seutence rState C ii Only KetofeieBd If the stato StiKs niodeVation and reQYllifu rictJ aKi selitence for aides B McNsrhafa and a limited term foprhls brother it wilL have kept faith wi lUbe defenpe i It can do no more and thereargkthpsewhp expect that Jlid eBordwellwlll hesitate toagreeto anything less than a jJeSthsentenQB for James B McI amari g These men point out that the com promise so tar an the defense seas concerned was plaiu oaBeof Hob sonia choice They support their contention with Attornex Darrows own wordsthe state had gathered In every loophole there was ijo possibility of eBoape c Federal Officers Yap Gate For Grand Jury Indianapolis DQC 2 InvostlcratlOn of the MpNamara dynamitlua con splraoy announce to be along lines that may uncover violations by cer tain associates of the McNamara brothers of the federal statute goY owning interstate transportation of dynamite was continued tod of the I1epartmelloofJUstlced- ierjarJHUo1t interrUDtfttri1 by the bcdiiufltyby theMoNSaiaYas- inl h tlA ifirgelgni idJ 1 A6juntantS have beelfbiisy with reoordq and oorrespondance of thf International Asociattonof Bridge lld8 notariil Iron Workers fa the gr ud lityt ioamb41n since the 1 1 if 1g t t 0 f f a ys documents were taken virby order of AndersonClocks caps seized In the raid on Hoffices of the association whon J Me Namara was arrested vfjej locked In iV htidingMany also confiscated iq the raid are tnchargA ofths federal authorities and re tobeEvidence of Staging to Overwhelm De J tense Los Angeles Decr That there 2thelrthis time la quietly admitted by both sides today btitthe real Inside of the agreement to end the trial by confessions e Ithfreld Advocates of the present municipal administration in Los Angeles aife opehiy rejoicing They declare that one result of the pleas of guilty following the arrest of Bert Frank lin cblet Investigator for the Mo Namai defe le on charges of bri bery and the exhibition by DistrlQt Attprhey Federlckp of 4000 in bills aBtht atcual bribe money will be the defeat of Job Harriman Social ist BHdunion labor candidate for mayort The Efarrlmaultes declare that the Alexander forces were ort the run when this blow fell on the friends of labor It was admitted that Harriman was gaining strength rapidly and It seemed provable that he would bo swept into the executive chair at Tuesdays election With him the Socialists expected to nut into pow era Socialist city council and it ropeRl nance which makes It a felony to picket a fihopor building where there 7sa strike In addition the Soola ysts would nave gained control of th police department Which they aVlege IB now antagonists to union Ism pHow Confession wasObtained Friends of Harrman say the sensational episodes of yesterday were planned by Vblg business They assert bitterly that everything was staged for the ifaot it would have on the eleo ioti They assert that the plan 1 id follows After tbeifiestot Franklin for bribery orneYFrederJcks showed his hand He sent a man into the courtroom who sat down Where he could see J B MoNamara as he sat lounging easily beside his counsel Monday afternoon A few minutes later another wan joined hip They had been BlttingV looking steadily atthe defendant for more t1fuhalfan hour before they p vaght bl eye MoNamara flushed when he sawt6enland finally called over Joiepb l5 ott of aef nBe coup Cbrutlued OB Pigs 4Y f y J fr x t y f TUESOAY r and f FRIDAY iwa4 LOOK FOR D- JHISIWfIN r O Wt Fancy 8 day Ca- thew1dral q fi withybrri t tiI v PRICEY 495 MJ + + a NIGHT RIDER J7 s CASES SETTLED Partially and Action is Dismissed as to Fiftysix of the Defendant COUNSEL DECLINES TO TALK The suit of Mrs Elsie Ga lord La4itham of Now York aganst Dr D A Amoss and 108 other alleged nlHbt riders for the collection of 60 000 damageBwhfch the claims to be due herby reasonotltfe defendants burning ttie tobacco t ware honee belonging to her husband at Hopkinsvllle has been dis missed without prejudice as to 56 of the alleged night riders and has been continued tllI the next May term as to the other defendants Although the Attorneys for the two parties de= cline to make any announcement of the consideration it is generally uu tat1dantswhichamount they ebcured the com promise while thE remaining defen dante declined to abide by such an agreement arid the caseas to them 1 1 was continued Keneral1y1tls also statedthat furtnef negotiatlong will 1 bt entered into betveen the parties lopkiuj 9ard the settlement the litigation and the terms for the pay ment of tHe costs in the cape areyet to be decided Some doubt was ey- 1 pressed a tothe comprotnlVo with the fifty six defendants owing to dlsmfuedwlthothat this order was entered because of the fact that the conslderationi has not yet been paid but hatssoon as it Is paid the order will be amended so that the dlsmisBal as to the fifty VlxWendantsIwIll be made final The aiftOrneye for the plaintiff were S lJatdjwO Bradley and John StfUmifn SMWIe Judge WTi Fowler 4HE4ll6aor pJpas P Cook and John W Kell were the attorneys for the t fcndSfiS t whrR to I the prominence of all df the parties and v to the fact that the snit la the out growth of ar raid that was made on the city of Hopkins dle during the tobaccq war of 1907 the case has attracted a great amount of attention + and there were about 200 witnesses and attendants at the court wha were interested in the case 7 t Attention Numbmaffsti k ftI4e l Apy one who Islnterested In poI looting old coin can secure a bargaiii by callAicr In person or writing to X care Bee office In reference tbl4 t n half dollar made In the year 1853 v Be quiokTf you want it v n All Jury Records Broken 0foreall records for slowness In iretttafr x jurorsChicago Evening Post Four Persons Killed In WreckiPaducah Ky Dec 2 to a wreck II on the Illinois Central in which passenger train No 101 bound from Louisville to New Orleans went In the ditch 28 miles East of bereCThe train is the fastest on the system The spreading of a raftscaused the disaster All the night coaches went into ttiu ditch and iplt aL over AooordlnK to reporter a ceivedhere there were foortlilWi and a Wore brnorf iiVwrtd ti r j I t tf- A I- kL 1 A 1 Il1 r J11 j ll c ea mrss raa- rr C A MORTONja- iMADISONVILLE KY i 1 tlneralDhector and Embalmer I r I Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night II J COLORED COLUMN R I iJ R EVANS EDITOR Friday morning Des 1 was a 4 bright beautiul day Every train to our busy little city brought of human freight the oc FTeomin the Annual Session of scone Congressional District n of Colored Teaohors of Moorer of Pembroke Ky called the house to order Seventyone teachers from the different counties answered the k roll callsTie following program was rendered 7r Friday December 1 1011 t Morning Session W r 1000a m Call to order Music ca Earllngton Public School I Invocation r I BevJB Evans Earllngton Music m Public School Remarks by the President P Moors Pembroke Enrollment by Counties 1100 Some Problems of the Ador loscent Period Mrs J R Evans EllrUn ton The Teacher his Calling Mlsa Flora A Ji Walker Henderson L Ways and Means of Developing the Rural Schools Prof J V Coleman St Charles Discussion T I Bryant Hen derson Miss OlliE Richardson Owensboroj J E Vaughn Hopkins vllle Announcement of Committees and the assignment to homes 1200 Adjournment 130 Afternoon Session MusicSchool uTho Relation of the Teacher to I the Community Prof HCBrooks Providence DiscussionI W Polnlard Hen derson 280 SoloMiss Nora McGowan Owensboro forIHendersoa Tile Relation of the Outer to the Inner LUeUProt Frank S Cole man Bowling GreQ- u400Adjournment Evening Burton 780 MusicChoral Club Earling tonInvooatlonRevO H Waters Music Choral Clnb 800 Welcome Address On behalf of 1 the city Hon Frank D Lash Sugt of the St Bernard Mining Co 2 School Prof J W Bell Besponsol Bev G B Parker Madisonville Response to2Prof S L Barker Owensboro 840 Solo Miss Lucile Garrett EarllngtonThe Education riW C Davis Hopklnsville Wastes In Educatlon Prof H Francis Jones Henderson Report of Committee on Declaration of Principals Adjournment Saturday December 2 t Morning Session 000 Music Public School Invocation Bev Carrington Instrumental Solo Miss Cora K Kennedy Henderson The Sociological Outlook of the RaceProf E S Foreman Hop klnsvllteI040 Sectional Meeting The Principals Province In the School Prof Jy Head Hop kinsvilleDiscnssiouProfs Moze Hawkins DIxou E D CHeatham Mor- ganVfieldSchool Management and Teachers MeetingsProf ft W Roberts Uniontown Grammar Section LoaoTer Prof J W Bronaugb Madisouville The Character of Education most needed In Grammar Schools Prof George Wakefield Morganfield Domestic Science In the Public SchoolsMrs Mollie Ijendncks Primary Section Leader Mrs Gertrude Mitchell Providence tiThe need of Hygienic Culture In the homesMrs Lucy B Warfield Hopkinsvlllo DiscussionMrs Bell Jones Oas i TAKE A DIP IN PROSPERITY Let us print your PROGRAMS MENUS t SHIPPING TAGS LABELS and all other kinds of Commercial or Law Printing 1 Gk1r one order and you will gite ij atJothIr I i LAW BRIEFSL 4 TRIJtTED AT THIS OFFIcEI e Prof Tony Hughes Wafe ifSourceBobbye Eoore pUlisvllle 2 Mr jit i H Vheftj lloridfrl son aIi1080 Otwt tc Sectional fy 0I ra Konimuv j j Lecture Vocational Training Prof Frank LL Williams Prlriojj 4Louis1150 Adjournment tS IAfternoon Session l45MuBic Choral Club Address Common Schools Hon Paul M Moore Chairman of the Board of Education Earliugton Report of Committees on Resolutions Place of meeting Eleotion of officers Auditing committee eto Installation of officers SonKpoxologyTb was far ex oellent every participant on the program a himself well We are particularly proud of our own Prof Bell and Mrs J R Evans who represented us on the program comment is unnecessary Special mention should be made of the wel come address on behalf of the city by Hon Frank D1 Rysh Supt of the St Bernard Mining Co Mr Rash made us feel that there Is no Mason and Dixon Line that the hospitality of our Southern friends IS just as broad and their words Of welcome are just as hearty as any of our Northern Philanthropists As we listened to those earnest words of welcome wo were made to feel that he must indeed have been a faithful deciple to our own la mented Hon J B Atkinson We wore also delighted to listen to the address delivered by HonPM Moore Trustee of Board of Edq cation on the common schools and to Bee the interest ho is taking in the schools of our district DrG C Parkers response cwas eloquent and to the point i After the sections meetingSai urdav morning at the school house we then listened to some timely remarks by Prof J W Martin president of Atkinson College At li00 oclock a m the teachers in a body marched to the Baptist Church where u large and enthusiastic aud dience listened to one of the most practical profound and elopuent lectures ever heard In Eaillngtoo The speaker of the occasion was Prof Frank L Williams principal of the Summer High School St LoulMo His subject was Vocational Training He said we had had 2500 years of civilization to work on and we might live as long as Methuselah but could never learn everything hence we should have Vocational Training He emphasized the importance of individual enlightiuent and individ ual training for service He expressed tho importance of interweaving the interest of the chool with that of the commutmfafiii Which it ex XSHtXHo of New WjBrVpptfltted to suit our purposes They only prepared the glasses owb9ih 1M i if oppressed the masses 1 lB Tbejspeakefen pilpisized the factI that the Bchoolswenbed are schoolsI for everybody Schools prepare an Indl rdn81tor his voca tion whether thitt be booking lauu miningfarmingother profession The speaker said that there is a special culture in allot thene courses and the economic condition must be studied in pursuing any course educationneededof the peopleeducated arid find the posftible efflciency oftbo student Tha environment of the student should be made the best possible He said that study and work should be o r elated i that separate 1 IT U II you can select your lifts from rh Inrrq Ind Ingot exolunlve assort When to vansvI eby visiting KRUCKEMEYER COWS The endless variety Indjour J welrv SllverwHre nun kindred lines tho knowllqu v i 4 Ity Iud reliabIlity ot our goods make this the favorite shopping place of outoftown ntivers I iThe volume of our buslnes enables us tu otTer values not btllnnbhdn smaller cities Fifteen years of it satisfaction riven backs artiolo wp sell t1j r YlIttod ourOPI10ALDEPA eyeglasses RlMEN l Is In charge of a licensed graduate optician which insures you porfootlyr ia t I StlN tJfi 4 POPULAR PRICE vi 303 MAIN STREET LONG DISTANCE PHONE 342 EVANSviLL jND 1 ri i Il Member of the Merchants Rebate Association Mail Hiiand apart neither could accomplish thedesiredend The speaker said Vocation education gives motive ought to give a chance gives recognition makes producers not consumers dignifies and gives a passion to achieve things lIe told the teacher a that they are the prophets of the people and than itistbe1rstu point out the signs of thei tJn iij The speaker hold his audience BpeJIbourid for one hour All who beardFrof Williams were loud in their praise of him as a great lec turer and a safe leader in the educa tional world After the lecture the time was ex tided that we might hear the re ports of the committeas Upon the recommendation of the committee on nomination of officers Prof J I Brynutwas elected presi dent Miss Stoner secretary and Prof H C Brooks treasurer Upon the recommendation of the committee on resolutions a vote of Inllwayassociation The Association ad J urned to meet JM Mor anfield the next day after Thanksgiving 1012 Q Benediction by t REV JR EVANS t Held over from last issue i Again Thanksgiving Day is here Let us thank God for his blessing Mesdames Minerva Smith ana Cora Stone of Clarksville Teun were in the city last Friday tho oc casion being tho funeral and burial of their only brother Robert Atkins who died last Thursday morning Brother Atkins leares a wife five Boils three daughters and four sis tern to morn his loss The family hoe our sympathy in their bereave moatLittle Elizabeth Scruggs the niece of Mrs Nannie McMinnus is very sick at this writing Mesdames E B Osborno and E M Smith were in Madisonville last Saturday The revival IB still In progress at the A M E Z Church Dannis Johnson got his other hand hurtin the mine this week Mrs Lillie Cavenaugh improves very slowly Dorris Cavenaugh Mrs Lizzie Garrett Tom Clark wife are on the sick list this week Mrs John Tate of Nashville Tenn a sister to John Kirk was m the city last week vlshl g her brother We have knownMrs Tate and hot husband for a number of yearn She stands well among the best people of NaBbyille MisBFutgersonofRussellville Ky is in the city visiting relatives Services were good at both oburdbes fist Sunday Rev E Martin preached at the- BaptJ8tQhQrcQJJ Sunday night Prof Wf ti Haynes of Nash vllle Tenn thff great Moving picture Man who w liexhibit at the Baptist churchMonday anb Tuesday nights worsliipad at the Baptist church last Bundav morning Jake Bogus bait foot mashed m the mineB The r Colored Public chool and the theee Colored Churches wish to express their thanks to Mrs J B Atkinson Hon George Atkinson Continued on Page 0 c ITf hOur Christmas Goods 1 l Have Arrived tf i We are now displaying our pom f i I lino of HOLIDAY GOODS tWe have bought bountifully of ev ri erything that you would expect to f IJt find In a SANTA CLAUS STORE 1- ii IeOur Doll sale was a great success and demonstrates to us that the peo = ittl + jv pie are shopping early and want to 1 a1 solve the problem of how beet i to make their Christina purchases S 0 while the goods are now fresh and i h clean and while they can get first yw I choice s v We want you to get the shop early habit We have made prices on our goods so attractive that you 10 vwill shop early if you come to our j store and take a look at what we- N f have to sell I J iUet the worry of selecting Christ i j + Inns Gifts oft your mind and then a eujoy the Occasion yourself f Ly5 t Come and Take a Look rI j rl 4 SISK BROS BOOK GO- 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tempered and heavily nickel plated on a highly polished surface The tension spring takes up all the wear on the rt tsC1that the cutting edges will never Wear dllJASITIpleturn of the little thumb screw willadjlist the blades to c anything for the thin nest and most heaviest material 5v d II Read This GuaranteeWe guarantee the quality of the material and the workmanship the shears to be first r r r i class in every respect and that the tension spring doubles the usefulness of the shears and does away with the necessity of resharpening r SemiWeekly Bee arlington4 KcntucKy r t- G J I L n I I 40 j w ittnJL1 5 tIj jUiA j dJr IitO Jt I i- to lw oIlr l t It it 1 J jf Q t1n ft t x Itaiftj m iim 43 D r J 1 11 I 1 I I I I Y i if f I f SANTA CUllS IS HEHE f i1t AnrlCou Will Find Him With r4 8isz I r r Toys In The Basement v nrI f iI tj t i V r 0 The t BerDtIdSIoret y d f J r a Dolls From 5i kI We have the largest assortment of dolls vey r l seen in Earlington China dolls rubber dolls JS bisque dolls wax dolls cloth dolls Indian dolls K Dutch dolls Jap dolls walking dolls talking dollsj squealing dolls crying dolls sleeping dolls Cap j tain Kiddo dolls bride dolls boy dolls kid body dolls big dolls little dolls medium size dolls black n dolls white dolls and dolls for everychild in Ear tt lington and vicinity from 5c upWrite to Santa v Claus to bring you a doll and tell him he can find ft i the best and cheapest in the Basement of the St- ernard 3v vi t 4 B Store X v tj f bJ 1 if f i f 0 I I r t t +r Vr l Dy Goodsv DepartmentFr What would make a more desirable Xmas gift i thanV a suit of our Sonrieborn clothingon hand ilsome overcoats pair of Florsheim O h EmerSon i d R shoes We have a full hue of ladies andeiits r 1e 10 furnishings ladies rrjens and children sweaters II tt that wouldcome in nicelyior Xmas fwqan Also ii 4 i a nice line of men sand toys hats i and lap Jtest styles neckwear and rtlanY other articles that r i i b would make a suitable andsensibl Xmas i h f i i r 3 V v present I 1 f t i tif 1 i it t 4 I i J v 0 I i Toys for the Little Folkv ff 3ir There are thousands of low priced toys fdrtev V1 T f comeVsee e toy guns rr t ring horses horses doM firriiture building blocks Vpianos houses wash sets tool dhests garden setsr aj t yo v sleds writing desks rriusic boxs teddy v bears jumping jacks donkeys lions tigers flying ma dchines air J guns pop guns swords toy sheep cows ducks turkeys geese chickens andevery 1thing you can find in the toy line can be found- t here Come and see the-rtf f1 1J u PH of1OIhtr 11or 1 Yf 0 i j t t Ii 4 lk I 1 lttjtjfii J r i t rry ITx v I fv J l1 lv j Y TheGrocery Department this Xmas is brim full 1 1 uaof good things We have fine BellecampChocblfe 2 I II Aq + baskets of fruitsRichelieu plum puddingspeaches Iv apricots and pine apples Also Bertalles most VI riious tpportedMve oil Van camps celebrated v i 1 i porkand beansFrench peas asparagus tQPs11Y f t t3 kinds of fruits nuts candies raisins and other tit gbod things too numerous to mention Whe we i t Vl comb to the store callon the grocery side J io I J I 0 tr c 1 1 i r t 0 1 i r r i- tJr Dont n v FaiitBb 9 Your Xmas Goods Earlyii I iI jjl t l Visit ther Basement of tie St Bernard Store 1 We Have r fJi f t lrt f f vB 1 f j1 hinM177 you Vantj-p j ole f tL1 01 j It I 1 very JJ t I J f irI 0 JjtV rV Yitr 1 1 zs o y li At q kj11 r 1i I Q J I k i rLr J f t1I J r It J rI r Jt ll 1 AW C tA kiyJ 51 7ra 1iI g 1 n l- r iro rr i n 1 e j i i tiil I n Bi erna17a CompanyINCORPORATED 1 i w R OYIiE Manner StoreiK i Jt t r iy 1 j t 7 i I i JI iik IiI t H J J Iio I Q 1 4oott i tIjq t I v h- n J 01 7II I tr 1IIor I ij 1 rah U 1 r4 3e IPAUL M MOORED EDITOR AND PUBUSHEB- d E FAWCETT ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER I Member of Kentucky Press Association I Second District and Publishers League StreetMalirr Tele hone 47 Tuesday DKe ber5 1911 IJH VI t The man who whispers down a well About the things he has to sell f Will never reap a crop of dollars Like he who climbs a tree and hollers r Ml BOMBPLQTMEH HIGHER UP S A Continued from Page 1 eel There was a whispered confer I ence and while it was in pro S the two mon lfthel ourtroom What B MoNao ra told Scot- did not developeSt frlt1 today The men who had wet a him so In tentlr in court had nTBt the w as he went into Ink alley at the tTimes building on that tXDlght more than a year ago They had spoken to him and he to thorn Mc Namara had with him at that mo ment of the meeting the bombwhose explosion a few hours later sent 21 Jnnooent souls into eternity Realizes Cause is Lost The murderer realized this when he saw the men In court He knew the absolute proof that he nad fear ed was at hand and that the chain about him had at last been clinched And he told his counsel so This was tho last link in the chain the t missing witness had turned up Then it is alleged Fredericks permitted Attorney Darrow and his c 8Boomteto see more of the strength of the states case The hotel registers a signed by MoNamara as J B Brice the two women who saw him go forth on the fatal night with two suit cases containing the deadly ex plostvea the eyewitness and lastI but most powerful of all evidence I the state had collected implicating certain persons in the alleged brlb ery attempt by Franklin were dis Played E It was made plain to the defense attorneys that unless the prisoners I entered plea of guilty immediately the fight would go on to the bitterp end J O MoNamara would be ed and his brother would be forced to face a trial to save hlmsely from the gallowS while every person concerned m the alleged bribery would feel the heavy hand of the C law Henry Asserts Darns Expected To Die Next J Pueblo Cold Dec 2 Francis J Heneyof San Francisco addressjnjir the Pueblo teaclftsrs here last night said that while he knew the Me Namaras were guilty the confess ion came as a suprleo to him De I tective Burns explained to mo li t had tisaidl event of his murder which he said he expected would be his portiont for so vigorously proseou brothers and their accomplices I might know who did it and pros eonte them1rcAlways Blc edJ sewithyourstomachdolie makep good rich blood from your food No more Sleepless Nights Headache or Stomach Misery Get rid of all these troubles with Dlgesi teze Fifty cents a bottle worth ten tor departmentaltheIncorporated Cant Keep Him Still Tho association editor of the MadI I I Aho1 settled in his jaw It doesnt seem however to have tightened it J oUt any or to have effected his proTpe forerunning off at mouth But then editor Glenn isFone of the brightest and most tile newspaper writers in Western Kentucky and sick or well he fs al ways at the bat Green River News A Stranger x A stronger entering a bank asked Can you tell me whore Dra1 honK Business Colleges are located Yes said the bank cashier Draughon has 48 colleges In 18 states If you desire any further in formation ask our office assistants sethey are all from DKOTJGHONS catalogue address IJrauKhonB Practical Business College Washl ington D G Evansvllle Id Pa or luoah Kvjor Nashville Tenn r 4 r Subscription Rates 1 nil One YearVAwyi100 Six months 60 T1 tfThree months ft 2oi Slnpjlo cbples iji o tM f v I Speclmen copies mailedfree on application Corre pond I ents wanted in all county ticulars Address partsoritJeI BifiAINDAY tFORTHE BEE Every Saturday From Now Until the End of Auto Con test The Bee 1 WILL GIVE NINE THOUSAND VOTES Tne Bee has decided to make ev ansd from now until the end of the 000to votes for every new subscriber and 0000 for every renewal secured o thr1000 auto get busy the Semi Beet A Texas Wonder The Texas Wonder cures kidney and cures diabetes weak and lame backs rheumatism and all Irregularities of bladder troubles remov fug gravel the kidneys and bladder In both men and women Regulates bladder troubles in children If not sold by your druggists will be sent by mall on receipt of 100 One small bottle is two months treatment and seldom fails to perfect a cure Send for testimonials from Ky and other states Dr E W Halt 2020 Olive street St Louts Mo Sold by druggists t Death Angels Visit Earlinjton Continued from Page 1cEffie Stokes and three brothers Earnest Jack and Clay Stokes all of this place It seems remarkable that a family of such remainedisoand its numbers be so long un broken In this the first break in the circle since the death of the father the family has the deepest sympathy of the whole eople of this community and our hearts go out especially and in the most feeling sympathy to the young man list husband who must bow under thissuI premebriefof his lifefMr and Mr Trahern were married January21st 1908a little less than three years ago and only just now Rose to house J keeping on West Main streetC Funeral arrangements are n t- ypt announced Fishy But Good Talk about the benefits of adverI sing Down In Florida not long ago a family lost a child which they supposed had strayed away from he home and got lost Aftereearch Ing in vain lor three days the frantic parents placed an advortisemnt in the nearest newspaper Imagine the suprlse of the parents upon go lug tp the dopr the next morning to e a monster alligator upon the clops where he had disgorged fselttouts and it gave them book their darling oh ild j they sold the alliga Jiido for 5 and the parents are showing the child In all the mu seams of the land at 50 per week Does advertising paRInstead of Llquids AntisepticsorPeroxlide many people are now using Paxtine Toilet Antiseptict he new toilet germicide powder to to dissolved In water 03 ort all toilet and hygienic uses it is better and mote economical To cleanse and whiten the teeth remove tartar and prevent decay To disinfect the month de stroy disease germs and purify the breath To pep artificial tooth and brldtreworlt clean odorless To remove nico tino from the teeth and the 11TobathingThe r Relieves and strengthens tired weak infldmedoyes Heals soro throat wonnds und cuts MnndtiD eta oboe druggists by mall postpaid Sample Free to THE PAXTON TOILET COjBosTONMAsa S n1 r IMO I BURNS IS ON TRAIL j MNAMARA FUND v Detective Seeking Evidence How 1000 A a Month Was Financed y I FRANK M RYAN SOUGHT IN VAIN President of International Association IronWorkers Cannot be Founds Imhnuopolis Dec 4Detec tive WilliamJBurns38now lost to public view but is somowhere in Ohio Asa result of his Jrip hWinntbrothers expects to obtain info mation regarding a secret fund of 1000a month placed at the dig pOBal ofJohn J McNamf1ra ty tlie executive committee of the International Association jpf Bridge and Structural Irqfy Workers vThisfund it is charged vlji entered as for orKanizatkii purposes but Burns alleges that no accounting was ever de rnanded from McNatnara as to how tit was expended Accountants and stenographers that proceeded today with the examination of recordsand cor= ironworkerseunion in the federal grand jury chambers Vere seeking evidence it was learned as to the exact disposition of all funds of the association Seek Light on Hundred Explosion According to the information compiled by the National Erect f ors Association 100 explosions directed against employers of nonunion iron workers occured between August 1005 and December 1010 in many states ant it is the details of the organiza ItlOn and the financing arrange involved that the United i States authorities seek td + un r coverSpecifically the federal in 4 qniry is as to whether or not the statute governing interstate jj transportation of dynamite has been violated but since the ViE of Detective Burns to this i yesterday it is intimatedt that prosecutions on more seri ous charges may follow if the fed eral grand jury returns indict 1 ments against men alleged to have been higher up in the I McNamara conspiracy Federal Officer Cooporates J Plans father to disclose the identity of these persons were I formulated by Mr Burns and United States District Attorney Charles W Miller and today I operatives in the employ of Burns and the NtrtiouaK Erect Association were active in several quarters of the investigation here Frank M Ryan who now ape ears as a central figure in the investigation because he is the pre unent of the InternationalE sociation of Bridge and Struct t ural Iron Workers vas sought in vain by many inquirers today We have no idea wheije he issaid JEL S Hockin acting for John J AIcNamara nssec retarytreasuret of the organiza lion MI slave a letter from Mr yan sated Atlanta Ga last Friday night sayinc be would leave there that night but was undecided whether to go to New Orleans or to onstage Since I have heard nothing Until Mr yan returns no can will be is for a +meeting of the execu ive board to deal with the Me- N mara altaati0n- i December Weather Will Be Severely Cold I December will be a very cold month 1st to 2nd cold wave 3rd 2 to 4th pleasant On the 6th great storriv will form ovorthe Mlssourla j yalley and move southeastward 5th to 7th buzzard over the Western States which is likely to turn to rain over the eastern part of the country 8th toOth cold waye 10th to llth pleasant On the 12th a storm will form over the lakes and rapidly eastward 18th to 14th and snow 15th to lath very cold all tio Northern States 22nd to 24th cold wave 25th to 20th sold clear On the 27th a storm J will form over tho Gulf States 28th 29th snow 80th tQ Blat very cold 1 1 Hogs Die by the Thousand in Ky Henderson Ky Dec 2 The sudden death of about 8000 hogs in the last week from a disease similar to cholera but declared by veterl nariaris not to be suohRns1 baffled BndtJJl ofthepokersoonWorm eaten corn due to the latecrop Is held responsible for themysterious d sinHInrI Lively as a Boy If you are tired run down have YucManOhlU1ollloyou upgIve you a boys appetite atwelveyearoldand strengthens the system 50o a MiningComont Solid size only i75-w Furnishing You Can Always Spend an Hour of Real Pleasure at Ike PRINCESstWhile Waiting for Train in Hadisonville New Pcturea changed daily Pay them visit SpeciarSadnees Saturdays I Ii Music by Orchestra Dont forget you receive 9000 votes for every dollar paid on any Saturday toi the Bee on new subscriptions GeW busy andwin the automobilef 11 pleasure of creating happiness is the nearest approach to exultation that eve can ever hope to reach on this earth ThrMost Sensible Gift r 9101 WmlIo trf 9 timeBookt Christagift mss Spirit M like and iSIS h ckef is any time are slid r W thee year IMs well of solid oak with run the hal the J posts and uc affords Oak full arm s House v 1 1 0 l t I I y a f u 0 The L n R f+ t f i r That the early shopper choice of the best things Already number pfV selections hi eibeen sold and set aside for Christmas J We just wish you could see our reed chairs something new fine We make specialty of childrens chairs lr m INCORPORATED fiiu Get Santa Claus to fill your stockings with one t Sideboards Buffets I from to i Our line of dining Xmas shopper V i Dont rokt n 11 This splendid rollseal o a bargain at Cabinets thSsT built e cheapest u tension front and back oltedcnst inp1ar t f Rocker and- Updertaking rY j N fe Please Remember gets a leatheruphoistered amf a I JBr Vdey r Company f Madisonville Kentucky I this SSO troom Reed Rocker 2 50 ClFlU n 3e ur r U- t U J- z ws of the Torun I Mrs W H Kline Misses Lena Davis and Jade Ford spent Thanks giving at Mr Jno Fords Hopklnp vlllp Ky f John Wilson of White Plains who hat been spending a few days with thslltyhaJohn Robinson of Midlesboro Ky if spending a few davs In the city with his mother stetShop Earllngton Ky of Fprdvllle has re turnfil homo from a visit to friends to thihity Mrs D0 E Lynn was In Madison villa Monday shopping 100 new subscribers to I The Boo wIn go along ways towards win nlng that handsome 6 passenger 1600 touring oar Got busy now and see how many yon can get by the t 15th of next MayfMrs Bud Meoham was in Madlson Tllla shopping Monday Mrs D M Evans and son Ben who have boon visiting Miller Evans at Lexington returned homo Mon day morning All kind of wagon repairing Uje gat New ons Shop Ear op y AAld8fnKorlauflold Leslie Boyd spent Tharadgy In H iLOSTEither or Earllngton a silk bag containing a ten and a five dollar bill Saturday A suitable reward will be paid for raturn of same to Bee office Mr and Mrs J J Counor and daughter Miss Mary of Nashville were tko guest of Mr and Mrs T M Tarpy Saturday ct Sunday Mr John Tarpy of Mo Ewon spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs T M Tarpy If you want good work done quick and on short notice and positively guaranteed Go to Newtons Shop Earllngton Ky Miss Pearl Nelson of Hopklnsyille whoa been visiting friends here for several days has returned home Miss Brooks of Evansville is vis ltlngreiatlvoB in this city for a few i days Mill Dyer of Morganflold IB vis iting friends In this city this week Old papers for sale at tho Bee offlca The Earllngton Chapter ot the U 1D 0 meets at the home of ono of the members this coming week Harford Obatten of Howell who teas been visiting friends in the city for a few days ban returnod home A full Lino of wagon wood stock and wagon hardware carried at Newtons Earllngton Ky Miss Genie Hamilton and Ruth Bambergerof Owensboro who have been visiting friends in the city for the past week returned home today I Miss Anna Deal Bramwell of KftshviHo is visiting friends in too city this week Get in the Automobile contest Send iu your name audjwe will start you with 2000 complimen tary vote You can win this handsofne 5 passenger Howard touring cur if you try I beervisittngthis olty has returned Jtojher hbme in Madisonille r Mrs Elsie Climer aqJiqen ill at the homo of her mother In this oily Is some bottor x Wheels tilled now tires new springs best hickory axles wagon tqngues Rood hounds wagon beds all work done by expert wagon maker and all work positively guaren- d at Newtons Shop Earllngton- r B 0 Mc Euon spent Sunday in St Charles visiting friends f Bobert Demoss of Madisonville i has In the city Sunday Koy Wand spent Sunday in Heels tlilting friends Dont fa41J to return your votes Wednesday afternoon not later than j 6 3locitTomWalld 4 of Madisonyllle was in town Sunday Mrs P B Davis and daughter Sue Wade spent Saturday in the county Heat shopping Fanoy horse shoeing a specialty by the best shoer at Newtonef Darlington Ky 4 F jj Arnold made a business trip It iq Madisonville Saturday nUBGranam of the country was in town visiting friends 1000rBee Uaft 0000 votes BudKeU of MadlsonyJlle WaS in tom on btisjiveis TuesdiY1 Wt 3 t An lrtereotfg emmn yf Basket Hall will be played horn Thursday at the rink between the KS G and the Earlington Olub John DovylUer spent Sunday afternoon inMadlBonvllle Workmen at Newtons Shop IYHY day In ease of Imniergency yeti can pet shoting done atnlylit bv notify fuR him J W Thompson of MudlNonvllo was in town Monday on business I Oecll Webb and Onarlea Truompy were Mtidlsonvijlle Sunday- B t S McKonzy of Madsonvlllef Was in this city toddy on business t fI COldiandthrough from taken big dose of Ohamberlalns Cough B0m edy bathe your ft et In hot water before golujr to bad and von arri almost certain to ward off a severe cold For sale by all dealers 198 The biggest Rockers on the market for such a small sumf 350 Mahogany finish one of the prek tiest rockers made 249Add one of these to your list The best value ever offered in a rocker 3r50 A good cdmfortable Rocker in Golden Oak Finish Jo u THAMKNSOIVINO DANCEIS ESSFUL Was ftcldiat Webbs Hall and Well At tended by Visitors IH riti p flutWebb8known boys of the town Gilbert Long and Arthur VInson watt well attflixlrd by out of town visitors which read as follows Misses Ollla and Brazens orEvansvllIe SebrreMissesBamborger of Owensboro Miss AlbertNoeBpnvlUe rod sevprni others which mentionEvery tlfneloioloclcmorning The music was to be furj act i 689rt V i jJ ilr 5894 + y Solid securely fastened withi Upholstered in Boston Leather- bolts beautifully upholsf red in t f Spring seat Steel Slats GoldehOak Leather fiDlShv Jii y1 l t RockeEs for ffl 1 1 f it Christmasi- i The excfellent quality of the goods largevline of furn ure gives t you aplace to make yours Christmas shoppingP Were Eve article advertisedisMW l now on and it is to your interest to purchase early as these gooods are 1 going to move fast Buy Now And You Wont be Disap I 3 pointed W01 will find an attractive line of Rugs of all sizes A large line of- Lace 3 Curtains and Draperies iJ ArMadisoiiville7 I f Funeral Director and Embalmer s Licensed Agent for Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets I f ra i 375I 7485olid Oak Padded Seat c0yeed Extra Urge and very comfattable in Chase Leather Early Engli l spring Seat with steel slats solid Oakr u d 4c I I Dished by a Hopkins ville orchestra but owing to the lateness of the Dixie Flyer failed to be here The orchestra to be fut nished was a four pieced band and In order not to disappoint the visitors three pieces Were so cured and vory nice music was furj I thel I guest of Miss Mary Frances Sunday J 35d4 to I Genuine Quar1eredOak with athigh polish equal to any 500 Rocker r i 628 4 1 i 1 175 Rocker with special price t ti Boston LeatherI c itI This Rocker Is a 600 value i qYiI tJ can buy now f ork t 4 t 6 450 I iv I 250Golden Oak Finish Solid Wood SeatpT I I i rJ yt+ J I I NWMW tfMWWWWW i NN hI1NFWshhfsrWtlt f M1hNihl NrwmM11 f B M SLATONt lmerl- j I Funeral irac orLicensed Emb a 1 s 1NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE I S KY x lmwmwwmwMWwwmIMwWM 1ANVl M 4 J r f JBEATTIE BURIED ATM SECRET HOUB t a Grave of Wife Murderer Covered with 1 1i Flowers j kc- i I cinnnnd Vrr Deo 2 The 1 body of Henry Oliy Bfntle Jr was shortlyatmound of chrysanthemums and im I mortelles covered the new made grave A brief service was held at the residence only the members of boyhoodrla friends of IJHttie who had been I chosen by vfm a pallbearers atted ing Rev John F Fix who prayed with the Qoildtttned man just uefme he was led to the death chamber i read the service of the Presbyterian church The grief of the aged lath t or was pitiful To guard against t any possible annoyanco the exact J 1 Lour of the funeral WIB kept secret I After it became known that the J fuuerpl had been hole great crowds r visitojd dwcemetery where two mounted guarded the Beattio lot There was iiu disorder or attempt to take away the flowers rForany pain from top to too from any cause + app y D Thomas Electric Oil Pain cant stay where it is used Very Serious It is a very serious matter to ask for one medicine end have the weIwrong one given you For this reason we urge you in buying to be careful to get the genuine BLACK DRAUGHT Liver Medicine t The reputation of tnis old relia ble medicine for constipation indigestion and liver trouble is firmly i established It does not imitate other medicines It is better than others pr it would not be the favorite liver powder with a larger sale than all others combined SOLD IN TOWN F2 t I SHE RAISED 20Q KINDS OF FOOD Special Prize for Oklahoma Woman Who is a Diversified Farmer Guthrie Okla Mrs James Kep hart living near Chandler has been awarded a prize of 75 offerd by th j Lincoln County Fair Association I a contest for the Jtae t variety o food She exhibited samples of 20 varieties of food raised on her In Lincoln County which could be preserved for the winter The sam pies were taken front the supply in her cellar have a cola get a bottle of Chatnberlitins Cough Remedy It will soon fix you ur all right and wIll ward off anv tendency to ward pneumonia This remedy coi talus no opium orno other narcotic and may be givon a= coiifidently to a baby as to an nd tilt For sale by all dealers Winter Egg Falure One reason why hens fall to lay in winter IK because they do not bravo Hcces to ureqn feed We usually sow a patch of wheat or rye near the chicken house for winter feed Every bright day the fowls run on the green feed They also get all vegetables ve have to spare from the table Raw potatoes also toma tom contain an acid that prevents dl ease in fowls Fowls that have access te plenty of green teed and va otables seldom have disease but if cpfnpelled to live on grain and water poring the winter months it impairs the digestion and leaves thorn OASV victims of contagious disease It The drouth this season dried up all vegetables and fox lUXI weeks or two months fowls lived without greeUvfeed in this county disease was prevalent and few farrnersescapedMissouri Ruralist When the IYands2 hap badly and I the skin splits tm the finger tips movement is painful BAL LARDS SNOW LINIMENT puts an mid to the misery One or two applications heals all soreness and restores the hands to sound condi Lion Price 25c 50o and 100 per bottle Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department I lk ui f REEI i i 1- t How to Get Votesr VOtes on the Automobile will be it given with every cash purchase made at t the store of any member of the club IQO votes for every dollars worth pur chased NOW IS THE TIME TO GET BUSY TheearlIer you start the Y more advantage you will have in the i final count Remember the object of r this contest is to get business We are going to give this fine Auto to the per son who will the greatest number of votes therefore it is to the in terest of every contestant to ask their i friends and neighbors who buy their Dry goods Shoes Hats and every 1 7 thing they get from members of the Club and save the coupons for you Thus 1 greatesttigive them their coupons will the greatest number of votes trri L C Wiley Watches Clock Jewelry Fine Watch Repairing d I Webb Brothers Groceries Y t W H Whitford Hardware Stoves t Y Y j1t ftfj 0- n T COLORED COLUMN Continued from lIRe 2 and Mr Paul MMocrfor the large pictures of the lat3rHon J B At kinson their tale benefactor The teachers of tire school bays l monthworkedmaking tea+ Ivfnr the Second Cqn greefllonal District Teacher Aa obi ation They have isomo splendid exhihlts and won dbo glad to have the patrons visit the school building and exHintmt the work done by the children The association 6isldns Friday In the B Frldav night at the Temple Theater and Saturday niorniuR Besslon at the Baptist church i Ff0L1Vlliams principal of the Sum mer High School at St Lou 6 Mrs Eliza Mason hast 8t return ed from Princeton where aihe visited her parents Mr and hire I AmosI r- An Alarm at Night That strlknsiiterror tothe entire householp 1tlflolldl1obarR and metallic mie taknii it and r ttuuilteti1P11 the lucky parents who keep F lev8 Honey and Tar Compound on hand H W Casselman Dantoh N yIsays It Is worth its weight in gold Our little children ate troub led with croup and hOir8 ness and all we give them Is Foloys Honey and rar Compound have a bottle of it in the housoj Sold b St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department f Frantic Woman Kills Nine People Lafayette La Nov u7tCltmel tine Buraebiit a ravenous maniac kills nine m grows t fatlcd for some reason to bnlieve aihd obey the laws of theehnrch they eio mem bers of She was a deacpntes in a peculiar religions sictjShe said God has told Us to klli all who doI not obey the taws of our She killed Herbert Rancjail his wife and four children and confessed to thekilliug of the Andress fam ily of four negroes last Friday You Can Eat Anything Eat what your stomach craves without the slightest foar of indigestion which is an awfulfeeling You will not be bothered with Sour I Stomach Heartburn Nausea Bad Breath or Heavy Feeling if you will take one dose of Digesteze It re MagicPleasant 11 minute Get a 50o bottle from the drug department of the St Bernard I Mining Company Incorporated I o s w4a r iwrwsrsr rsrrrrar rsaarsarr + nto irrawsw r rntawrr 7 I Wi 11 H 1in jie 1 ave7 i a d I 1II I 1 r Ii I t Re1reSefltatiVe IIr fj I ol i S in Earlingtori r Wednesday and Thursdayt i DECEMBER G AND 7 1911 f At Brown Bros Restaurant Sveiyour Order for Himrt i 4- tI J t- I SUITS ANDOVER O SuII II NO MOREI t mooNO i+ l International Woolens Mills 1 23 Center Street KentuckyIL se sue sessa sastrsssstaea ttt rs srtsastosmss assrrsrssssrwnar as swsssasssssraits- S ii 1GctlntoThe dig Auto CONTEST A grandF1600 Howard FivePassenger Touring Car to be ivnavay free by Earl n ton Boosters Club Each member of this club will greatOest number of voted to this elegant Automobile Free t i ors at accumulate Clothing receive Rules ot The Contest 1 Read carefully the rules of this contest as it will make it irtoch easier to understand the methods that are used 1 No name of contestant will be Known 2 No uanies of contestants will be pub I lished 3 Every contestant gets 2000 Votfis to start with 4 Every contestant gets a number 5 of contestants number published weekly 6 All votesoust be brought j in Wednesday for recording 7 Votes must not be written on 8 Tie votes in package- with contesrants number and amount on top slip only 9 olorof certificates will be charged monthly and must be recorded monthly to count 10 Votes are transferable only before recording 11 Contestant having largest number of votes on May 15 1912 wins the auto 12 Contestants will not be permitted to solicit votes within our store or in front of the building CO CO INCORPORAT50 Dry Goods Clothing Show Millinery Ladies Ready to Wear Carpet and Rugs t i q q lf In 1 cJ 5 at 4pM1t a c 1WI1tt i iL1 fw i I I rss ii FREE im lit COrltest closes MaY 15t 1912gWlCar Display Barnes Cowa cl8c CQlnpany 1 ftthecoritestant BARNES WAND How toet Votes With every yearly subscription to The Earlington Bee accompained by St in cash 3000 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 adv rtis ingloo 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 best way to get votes is to secure subscriptions to The Bee as the sched ule of votes is so much greater for sub scriptions than for anythielse You will be suprised how easy it is to get sub scriptions to The Bee if you try ll CONTEST CLOSES MAY 15 1912 Send in Your Nomination at Once and- og to Work for it r George King Son Drugs Druggists Sundries and Soda Fountain t SemiWeekly Bee 1 Per Year iI Barnett Stone Liveryman m JWJ rs tt- i Lt iJiI f j z t F ff1 c 7- a o a t1F r r Ii 1 r ANNOUNCEMENT41 NEW JEWELRY STORE OPENING Hollinger aJeweler of Madisonville and C l Truempy oft is town have opened a New Jewelry Store next to Coyles Barber Shop The highest grade bt Jewelry and Watches will be kept in stock at all times Newf goods reasonable prices A share of your patronage will be appreciated v Respectfully l S 2 v v y J v j tit il Nca1 IIc11irigcr arid O I Trrripy t n- yk i I SUIT FILED i AGAINST J B BAMSEY l AAwlnlstrator for Settlement In 100000 Estate by Mrs Ella Rakestraw A Special from Dixon Ky says A sti involving the settlement of a setgterf iu is the plaintiff and John B Ramsey it the defendant was tiled heroin the circus court Mrs RakeBtriw stases that tho de fondant Ramsey who Is tho admlu I istrator of the estate of her late bus band James M Rakostraw has tailed and refused to make any sot tleraont of tits accounts as such ad ministrator and alleges that he has loaned out n large part or tho muuov kind collected the tntrest thereon and has appropriated the same to his own use and benefit and the remainder of said money ho has used in various speculations for his own use and benefit except that hehus made certain payments aggregating the sum ot 82844 CO u She sa she is entitled to recover six per cent intrest on the sum of 40000 from the Urns It wont into the defendants hands t family has need of a good reliable liniment For sprains bruises soreness of the muscles and rheumatic pains there la none better than Chamberlains Sold by all dealers f Roosevelt Will Not be Candidate f Philadelphia Pa Dec 2 An Reside statement in tho Philadel phia North American today sots forth Col Roosevelts position rola 9 tires to his views regarding tho pros if Jrfbntlal nomination m 1012 1The statement says that Roosevelt not consent to have himself i considered as a candidate that he has not pledged his support to PreSldfint Taft and that hvwlll not be enlisted Iii the support of any candidate prior to the next national convention Dpana Ke nlet cure constipation without gaping nausea nor any weakening effect Ask- yent druggists for thorn 350 per box pound to Get Event t A 14yearold French boy angered awakenedYhimself by breaking up tho furniture In his room afterwards mounting to the root of tho house and throwing tiles at the people belowI Itching bleeding protruding Ot blind piles ylsld to LJoans Ointment Chronic cases soon relieved finally cured Druggists all sell it Tho Way to Tell amanweatsYou must get a look at his wff1P1ttsburg News c DONT SAY YOURE OLD You Only Feel Old Digestive organs are woak aonfi assimilate food as they used to organs act more slowly and JIlase effectually f Mood Is thin and sluggish Renewal of strength does not equal the wear and tear of your system Thats what makes you feel old Nothing In the world will tonp up knd Invigorate those weak hackslid ing organs make rich blood and cro VinolHsto tho cods livers with the useless nauseat ing oil eliminated and tonic Iron add ed ifry a bottle of Vlnol with the understanding that your money will youstrongera an 1dediJ1teteiIttn life i s ST BERlfAEp MINING CO moor dMfltldtiDeDI Department t r jli ALL KENTUCKIAN8 INVITED To Attend The Inauguration of Gov McCreary on Dec 12 I Frankfort Ky Dec 2The Citizens Expcutlve ComnuttHe In char o of the preparations or the InauKUratlun of Governorelect James B MnOreary hiindeoldod no to issue any individual Invitations but regarding the occasion ab ono u general public interest has issued a general invitation to all Kentuck fans as tollows j Anaugnral Invitation The Inauguration of James B MoOreary as governor and Edward J Mo Dermott ua lieutenant governor will take place at the capitol I Frankfort at noon on Tuesday De comber 12 1911 All Koutuukiiins regardless of party affiliation are most cordially invited to attend the ceremonies in cident to the Inauguration I u Clubs and other bodies that wish to participate should uotlfy tbe executive committee as soon as possible in order that they may be nsslgned d ppiiltlons in the parade- S French HOKO Ohm Elwood Hamilton Percy Haly JohuW Milam R G Williams Citizens Executive Committee of Frauktort Best on Earth This is the verdict of R J How ell Tracy 0 who bought Foleys Honey and Tar Compound for his wife Her case was the worst I have over seen and looked like a sure case of consumption Her lungs were sore and she couKhedI almoss incessantly and her voice was hoarse and weak Foleys Hon ey and Tar Compound brought re lief at once and less three bot tles effected a complete cure Without or harmful drugs of any kind Foleys Hbney and Tar Compound stops coughs and cures colds Do not accept any substitute Sold St Bernard Mining Co- Tucorporated Drug Department The Hotel Booklet- I like to read In little books ot grassy lawns and shady nooks and sandy dunes and purling brooks but then I take a peek a little further on and see that all this joy is far from free and thats tho painful part to mo that thirty plunks per week Washington Herald Headaches Signs of Danger Anyone in this town that suffers frequently from splitting nervous headaches ought to go at once to the druggist and get a 26o bottle of our Oarlstodts German Liver Powder Headaches always indicate const patton In a dangerous form that may result in other extremely seri ous ailments sometimes even AppendicitisOurQlirllltedtl1 acts on the Liver the real cause of constipation a few doses entirely remove the trouble insure a lasting oure never falls guaran teedIf you have headaches get a bottle today from the St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drue De partment 25o a bottle Mark of Inslncerit YaBeware of blmwhomeets a friendly mien and In the midst of a cordial salutation seeks to avoid your glance Wins Fight For life It was a long aud bloody battle for life that was waged by James B Merfchon of Newark N J of which he writes11 1 had lost much blood from lung hemorrhiiwea and was very Weak and tMiitlown For eight months I was unable to work Death seemed close at my heels when I began three weeks ago to use Dr hasphElpedthat you olahnn 10 For weak sore obstinate coughs stubborn cols hoarsuesP In grippe asthmashayfever or any throat or lung trouble s supreme 60a d 100 Trial bottle free Guaranteed by all drug gists l 0 INTERESTING EVENTS I- NCHICAGO NINETEENTH NATIONALI IRRIGATION CONGRESS DECEMBER 5 TO 9 The object and purpose of this Congress can best be expressed id its motto Save the forests store the floods reclaim the deserts make rnlHhthemake homes on the lands Thrre are in the United States 75000000 acres of swamp land non productive a menace to health and a deterrent to Immigration 76000 000 acres divided Intn 40aoro farms means homes tor 1876000 families or approximately 10000000 of our citizenship This land when re Claimed will be as healthful as land that has been dry and will be the most productive of all lands because It IB conpoRed of the rich soil brought by the river deposited and mixed with the decayed I vegetation for centuries On account of tho diversified own ership and state complications it would seem that the United States Government is logically the author ity to redeem these lands along the lines pursued in the reclamation of tile arid lands of the West The results of irrigation of the ar id lands of the FarWest and the possibilities of the drainage of the swamp lands of the Great South partlcIar gram that has been planned for this congress Delegates from all parts ot the country as well as foreign representatives have been invited and a goodly attendance Is exyec ted v LAND SHOW NCV 18 to DEC 8i An ocular demonstration of the agricultural and horticultural de vefopment of lands throughout the United States An attendance ot thlsyearBe tral Exhibit of products grown fit the two great southern states Louisna and Mississippi LIVE STOCK EXPOSITION DECEMBER TO 9 countryfamous ternational Amphitheatre and twenty adjoining buildings at the Union Stock Yards Chicago nnd display ot thousands of the finest breeding oattle horses sheep and swine makes it a contest of champions Slaughter Tests Pack ing House Exhibits Collegiate and Farmers StockJudging Contests National Breeders and Stockmens Meetings Public Dually Sales Brill iant Fvening Entertainments Best reached by fast and efficient train service of the ILLINOIS CENTRALR- AILROAD Tickets reservations train time- andspeolfic fares from your station may be had of your local ticket agent G H BOWER GPAMemptis Tenn I Keeping the Balance Even Nine times out ofo ten the Woman who Is worthier weight Ingold mar ries a man who Isut worth pig freight in scrap Iron With the Coming of Middle Age There is a letting down in the forces often shown i ti an- oying and painful kidney and bladder ailments and urinary Irreg ularities Foley KIdney Pills are a strenuthontugthemSold St Bernard Mining Co- rIneorpprated Drug Department n0- V Best Offer Yet a limited time we will send IFortho Louisville Evening PostI ajid she SemiWeeky Bee one year The Cosmopolitan and Good House Keeping MugHziiibU and tilt Homed Form six months alt for 360 Sub acribeiov as this offer will be with drawl in a few days SElUVIiEEKLX HEE- d Earlin tou Ky cdIthis byJosephYork after falilng from a height of turningon his feet No More Dyspepsia Gas or other Stomach Troubles Nothing will remain undigested or sour on your stomach if you will tko a little Dlgesteze a power ful digestive harmless and uleasnnt as Maple Syrup For sale by the drUgdepartmont of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated British Capital for Turkey Gold Iron copper sulphur coal chrome etc are known to exist in prowtacoion of too British consul there will exploltaUoner the proposed railway is completed oponingtea Dyipepsle Is 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I THE LION AND t THE LAMB L By ANNA PHILLIPS SEE I Copyright tgio by Associated Literary Press Billy Lamb was the handsomest man In college and the wealthiest He was also the most unpopular with the authorities owing to neglect of his I tudles and a frolicsome disregard of 4 college rules In addition to his other I crimes Billy was a ladles man and 3 traveled extensively on the trolley lines between Athens and tho two I neighboring womens colleges L One day Mrs Verlton wife of the F new professor telephoned the Phi TU house In which Billy lived The con V f jBectlon was poor and the Janitor 4 thought she asked for Mr Lamb Billy j meto tho phone With difficulty he comprehended that he was being In L Yited to afternoon tea on Sunday to r tHe your friend Mary Armltage and 1 some other young ladles William Lamb was surprised He did nott know Mrs Verlton who had lately omo to town ho had never heard ofI f Mary Armitage However here was I pan opportunity to meet girls and he aelzod 1L Id On Sunday Mrs Verlton opened her tit 1 floor to a resplendent youth Her face j told Billy Lamb that he was a strong t Ito her and the painful fact that I was not expecting him to tea f With his mopfc cjigaglngsmhle here minded her of the Invitation she had Ivcn him byj J p1QnnJ The lady looked blank aifdsosfcetf1 his name Ii j Lamb replied Billy looking as s hi uttice 3i 1jii Is YOI1T fttt1 I I 4Mj Verlton laughedciAWell this I Ifl jfunnyi When I tQlophoned you I I thought I was talking to Reginald Lyon a friend of mine Dont you remember how hard It was for uo to understand each other Billy murmured sadly that it WitS all his mistake and Mrs Veriton In vlsted that she had been stupid and She was very sorry It had happened bo Then she awaited time young mans departure but ho lingered with A pained look of disappointment Fi tally she said I shall bo one man abort andwont you come in and meet tho young ladles any way It would bo a great pleasuro but I dont think I ought to under the circumstances answered the dlplo matlc youth Mrs Verlton was Impulsive Do come In she urged With seeming reluctance the unln Tlted guest entered the drawing room Here he was Introduced to several other girls and to Mary Armitage I who In five minutes was the only oneI S in the room for him Then Billy Lamb fell really and truly In love with a pretty timid creature who had I never In her life been Out from un der a chaperons eye No college girls 1 liberty had been her lot Her father who had brought her up believed In I the sheltered life for his daughter r jand marriage to a husband of her own hooslng All this demure Mary con I lded to Billy Lamb as they sat In aT I Corner and played with their teacups pailketicallyI 1Ithis college now Her hearer start ed Father has just written to Cousin I Kate Veriton that he has promised meI tto the son of one of hU friends andI that this son is a member of theI senior class Billy looked his amozomeSt he was too astonished to speak Promise me youll not tell Mr Lamb not a soul Well Cousin KateI and I both think that Reginald Lyon SM the man Great Scott exclaimed her com ptnlon In genuine horror Lyons a- tterrfect I lady always afraid of rauss I Ing his clothes He doesnt know Ienough to do anything but smoke cigarettes Miss Armltoge you mustnt jbe coerced into marrying such an apology for a man1 M i tHereyes grew bigti JMlhepere sag sUon of oppqittqtalier parent You dont know fliy atherv I shall 1 have to do asjhe ayswas her re- signedI replYf r The party was breaking up and Bil 1 17 rose reluctantly whispering with Magnificent audacity Dont worry Perhaps we can find a way out of It Mary Armitage gave the captive amb such a look of admiring confi dence that it wont to his b adandI kept him awake half the night When William Lamb with amazing I promptness came to make his party call he found that the ladles were not at home Mrs Verlton had t been enlightened by her friends as t to the depravity of this gilded senior She said to Mary I hear that ho was arrested and actually spent a night In Jail for speeding that fivethousand dollar automobile of his Im very sorry you have met blm All you can do now is to Ignore him as much as possibleYes Cousin Kate Mary answered dutifully and there the matter rest mc ed so far as Mrs Verlton was con corned The June days passed In a gay round in which Billy Lamb saw from afar his adored one always guarded by her cousin and Reginald Lyon This 4 youth was paying Misd Armitage such attention that the boys christened her 4tbo LyonTamer NO girl or any Ono else had over before charmed thei dollars from this rich but stingy romg man Commencement was at band and Wll lam Lambs name was In the list ofI raduatee much to the surprise of M faculty No one knew exactly It bad com about The fact WM 4 t f- affording him great satisfaction as he sat one afternoon on a log In tile woods near the golf links Ho seemed to be expecting some one for he kept his eye on the path that led to the town At tho glimmer of a pink dress he sprang forward Dearest he cried to Mary Ar mltage taking her hands Oh Billy bad news Father Is coming to take me homo she ex claimed almost tearfullttJerusalem my arrives this evening to make sure of my di ploma t What shall we do Billy He kissed her again as an aid to thought After a time he announced Well I guosd your father hElforced my hand Mary well btf toarrled this afternoon and got ahead of the game This afternoon Oh 1 couldnt she faltered Billy looked at her sternly and demanded Do you w thrown to the Lyon 5 No no But don t you hayet get banns or something before A license you mean Cerialnjy1 1 thought wemIgbt need one In a hur ry so here It is He waved a paper before her eyes Now Mary Ill have my machine wlmitfBInlooking for an accommodating minis ter Brace Up dear Everything will be all right as soon as we are mar ned One hour later the deed was done and Mr and Mrs William Lamb were dashing down the main ntret of Wil ton dodging trolley care vehicles and Qitesr1ans The brIdegro6s in t11l ness Tql was truly a Joy rwith the only girl now his sitting beside him At the s rilla o where travelers for Athens tako the trolley he nearly ran dpwn two elder ly gentlemen who cast wrathful j glances at the speeding automobile Why hello Sonny yelled the stouter man In a voice like a mega phone BUly stopped Well If there Isnt the governor he cried Joyfully Hop in dad I didnt expect you so early Father gasped Mary In a frightened voice to the thin elderly gentle man At that word William Lamb knew that a crisis was approaching In his affairs The fathers climbed Into the automobile and sat each by his child The chauffeur drove the machine at a pace pleasing to elderly parents but his mind was racing at a seventymile gait His father opened the conversation Armltago and I are very old friends ho remarked I stumbled on him coming up here Dad said Billy confidentially as man to man youve always been good to me and you musnt go back on me this time 1 What scrape are you In now In quired his experienced father Miss ArmItage and I were married about an hour ago Thats all Mr Lamb faced about toward the father and daughter behind him and roared Armitage what do you think these young Idiots did this afternoon Ran away and got married Mary turned pale and shrank into the corner of the seat Her father looked at her without a word his stern face becoming red then purple with suppressed emotion Suddenly he seized her trembling armlHow dare you Mary Armitagel ho cried burst ing with laughter How dare you run away and marry the malt I had picked but for you I Gun Under Pillow Good Fire Alarm While W H Richmond and his wife wont to the barn near his home at the tlsbet place In the Bloomeldsettle mont five miles from Mac n Ga bur glars went into his house and after taking a fine gold watch set fire to the bedding In one room and hastily made their getaway from the place The robbery occurred about daylight the other day As Mr Richmond and his wife milked the cows ho heard two pistol shots which made a muffled sound Rushing to tho house hedls covered the bedding and part of tho InterIor of the room on fire The burglars had escaped A barrel of water ottlng on the north afforded the means of extinguishing the fire which was rapidly spreading over the rest deuce The firing of the two pistol shots was accomplished when the heat of the Ignited bedding dupe in ontaci with ho thin barrel of an autcmntlct y l vcr lying under the pillow 1 Vitality of Seeds o The Isle of Flowers In the Strand now to disappear at the bidding of a French building syndicate is accom pUshing wonders In developing he Imagination of our amateur botanists The theory that some of the flowers now glorifying the housebreakers debris are the sudden offspring of seed blown about In the year of the great fire captivates the fancy It It does not appeal to the Judgment Although we may put on one side the table of the vitality of sjidds taken from a mummy case there Is wnJranttor as Burning long life for It has for Instanco been placed buyond doubt that melon seeds will grow when forty years old while maize and rye show equal staying power The sensitive plant will sprout from sixty yearold seeds and the kidney bean at the ago of 100 London Chronicle Side Lights on History James Watt was perfecting hIs steam engine I want to pea the wheels go round he ald1be eai glue went to the scrip pile oog but those words will live through tbVJ A f gr Suddenly Vrie r Youre not looking very veifVsild the head of the firm addro3 lna the office boy I think you had beuer iako a day ort4I cant afford it My mothcrfnce4s aU Y can earn everyWeek tQb never mijit Yomi ilget your full pay just Q 1me outd ift think of doci glij L ibeiugwdy on account of Alss GeObUt I l Hli Im almost sure 1 Wont be teJ1pcome Vork lifttomorrow 1er J POUND ON SOMETHINQiJ 1 i I 5 s Mr Closefist Who Is that pounding on the piano Mrs Closefist Tho cook We1 cant afford to buy beefsteak ariyrmoreMjid she has to have some r lsc itIT jTheTha scenerys simply grand And soon wormy chestnut 9 Will be roasting on tho stand Valued Ancestors v Some my ancestors came over JjInenne tSo you cherish ascertain pride of ancestry ij S Yes Its something to have some relations of whom your family speaks kindly even if you do have to go back a few generations A Cure by Proxy Doctor What your husband needs Mrs Naggett is a complete rest I have prescribed steeping draft Mrs NaggettVery well doctor when shall I give It to him DoctorDont give it to him at all Take it yourselfLondon Throne Curiosity I never saw such curiosity as that woman shows sold Mrs Scorer Why she spends most of her Ume playing bridge Yes And Id Jather go through life not knowing what the trump is1 than ask as often as she does 1 THE SPEEDER s his taken ups aulomobiling ar fidj 5iy asafrenzyv r Festive Mary Then Mary gqt a little jag WbeerAlthoughThere are nbflleVpn me r Extremes to e Avoided The man who tells hardluck ttorles loses friends Yes replied Mr Growcher and yii does the man who trios to make ou envious by bragging about his good luck to Docked for Absence Airs McCarthy Yer envelope is 60 cents short this week Mike McCarthyYes Mary Ann We had an explosion on Tues ay an the fqreh man docked me for the time I was In the air i 1i AProef That prima donna has a velvet yu1ca 80 i aould Ju U hy a rpUH r ULI b rLr Ir r LCynical Slmcox t Judge Charles H Carey 8aidat a t e ntbnnqUet lit Ptiand Ore j5 My AmerlcanlsWsT js proudjiiot bolJcve ln the Amerl- can peoples h1tegl1tY1 dont 1cthe vleW of my people that Lnvjer Siaicox took of his p ofosulon Lawyer Slmcox practicing in Ornv vlilo where 1 vent to college sif ono day ton client vTtio man called yquallar eh ir Y 3S sir ho did 11 t But1 did he call you via llar InWt many words V Wpll sir ho caltodJraea Ivyxv ttIrSInoxdamages S 1 L Of More Imp rtanc Betty may not bo very worldly wlso but she is practical She knows enough to take a common sense view 01 things Eontlmontal as well as matortd So when she listened to the proposal of tho young man she Is fond or gto couldnt help saying what she did If you reject me Deity dear ho urged in a final apeaII shall never never love another It will be lhe end r f 1 And if 1 accept youehe asKed docs the same thing hold good Of Retribution The poet Wordsworth stricken In years had been put on the pension list 1 If thaimcans ho said thatthey want mo to stop writing theyll have to make Jt more than 1600 a year 60 he Iccpt on Vrltlng and a year later the blow fell ir They made him poet laureate JRi H T Invoking the Law Where are you going In such a hurry old m tth 1 am going To consult a lawyer about having my wife indicted for making Incendiary speeches t You dont mean Itllt Yesr 1do She insists on my get ting up and starting a fire every morning v INothlngserlotis I see your wife had to bo carried to her carriage yesterday Yes she had to be carried sayWe dress maker says she made the gown a trifle tobtight if Common Complaint Farmer According to the papers the world is full of uprisings- 5HousewifeYes It seems to be contagious I notice that even the bottom of your berry boxes are affect edjLJudgo J V SURELY1 i Shei wonder who wrote Down W the Coal Mine Hno of the minor poets 1 guess p v The First step Who would apply i- ic M The Golden Rule Must ever try I To keep quite cool Yr Which One r 1 hear young Jaggles is drinking nowadays Is be much of a lawyer anyhow t shuldjudgefrom what youay yourself he has considerable expori enQAt theaariV IN r I SmairVdeas MYo r son seems to be a good bbyMi r T v v Yed butIm afraid hell noverke vory He has small ideas j seems to think it is necessary to worjt for a1 llvlngV s J Vt ii ClMhlnfl IntereSts v i Watw want Is ecoribmy j g W one statesman z I thought you wanted appfopria tlons replied the other wont both economy for yotir con Stituents and apprtpriatlons for mine CT c 1 TheyHaLClocks lSalesmanYoUll find these good j lthe eetfrom going to sleep Co 6 Rightful position Do you want that picture of the tlgt1l tlc knockout to go at the top- or the paga Certfnlr why not Isnt it an up Jar cut fS j A rutIShePearle lsnfyqlr little wjfi thei deitzt thing In life to you HerIvCB answer truly darltn yt VPj aree iupat eXpenalIiDC my few luuri Do J 4 DEOISIOK WILt FJEOT Y COAL BUISNESS I Judge Hcnson trying Important Case at Morganfield Against I C- MorgauflHf I Ky1 Nov 80An fin portaut case IB now being tried by Judge Ho 8on It Is the suit far damages brought against the I 0 jftllvwy companyby the Prury Coal Co DahiUKOi are asked On the grounds that the I 0 failed to pro vide errs for the coal company The Importance of the case Is fvi reaching not because of tile amount invplvedv butbecauso of the effect It will hftvo on the coal business It Is contended by the qlalntlff that under tile law the railroad must furnish the coal bompany with cars or be liable for the pmages suffered The snltmny finally have to be settled the United States supreme c6urt as the provisions made by the Interstate commerce law will be brought Into tho case Dr rv Prury represent the coal company Allen Miller tBd HD Hughes tho railroad Simon Stephens Killed By Train Simon Stephens age 128 a well known townsman of Central City was Instantly killed Friday after noon when ho Was run over by an I 0 passenger train his body was onfall to pieces He was tho brother InVtow of W P Scott postmaster at Daweou Springs 1 r MAY PROVE FATAL When Will Earlington People Learn the c Importance of It r Backache is only n simple thlug at first But if yon timid tis from the kid tfoys S J That Perloua kidney troubles may tallow That Bright1 B disease may be the fatal cnd You will gladly profIt by the fol lowing experience Tie the statement of an Earling ton citizen John Davenport Wilson St Earl itigton Ky says I suffered more severely from Kidney troubles than words can describe My back was so sore and lame that I could not do any work fur d iyn at a time The kidney secretions wore scanty and there wan a constant palll111 my back which completely blinded me at times I often became dizzy ana dark upott appeared before my eyes Nothing helped mo utftll I procured Doan KldneyiPUIs at the St Ber nard Prutr Store I felt better after taking them af few days and train that time on 1 improved steadily Until Iwas wellj S For sale by nil dealers Price GO cents FosterMjlburn Co Buffalo K Y sole agents for the United States I Remember the name Deans and take no otherrFor le 60 Scholarship on Praagbons Business College Nashville Tenu 100 Scholarship on Bryant Strat ton Business College Louisville Ky Apply to SEMIWEEKLY BEE- EarllDgton Ky ICR R TIME CARD Timevdfdeparture of Illinois Get ral trains from Nortonville Ky NORTH BOUND No 102 128 pm No lot 340am No 122 local passiO45 a m No 18B Ipqal 080 pm SOUTH BOUND No 101 4 08 pm No 103 146 am No 121 local pas 128 pm Np 186 local pass 563 a ra I J t N TIME CARD1 1 Jfniv Qi Arrival of trains passinK throUgh and departure of trains at Earlington f I Affective Sunday Apr j 9 1911 r NORTH BOUND No 92 Ga m- v No 52o 00 1116 a m No 04 T23p m t No 64 i 1122 pm i BOOTH BOUND No 68s v i 480 a toV No US i 823 a m No51 v 421 pm NO9BelO4Bpqm I t INTERUBBAN TR INS f NORTH BOTIND No 1otH762aJNo 100 10 65 a m NOl B 2OOpm We po Gr P m SOUTH BOUND NOl03 7lOam No 105 1000 Hm No 107VJ267 p in- No 100 820 pm No ilL 610 Dm M H E TIMECARD M a E time card went jnto iffetetMttndHy APtJl9lYl14Np 1111Y n fI546alm 11118tlua80p IQ- J o crrv DIRECTORIir1Jt l c 11 MayorH 1 Polioo A J Bounett t Chief of Police Wm Bradleyt j JTlxAssosllorJCity Olork Paul P Price Treasurer Frank B Arnold OILY PlmyslcianW K Nisbet City EngltiaorB E Whipflar Street Comml88lonor Bobt Oounoihnen Madison Oldhata JV D Rash Goo 0 Atkinson TbiBlali C M Henry Mooting alfht nIt Monday night In eaoh months I School Trustee Paul M Mooti Board of HealthEd M TrhrGGHBort Klntr and Curtis B John son M D- PoBtmaaorChae Oowell ICHURCHES CATHOLIC OHUXOH First every Sunday and holy day At 700 a m Second mass and preachlnr 980 a m and benediction 7 pm Rev J P McParland Pastor CHRISTIAN OHUROK Sunday school at 980 am Preaching every Lords day at 1046 a ra and 74fi m Prayer meoting every WednN- dav at 780 p m J DR p T BTANiiBVi Pastor M E CHUROH Begnlar serric4i t 7lOpaPrayerat 780 Sundayschool at 9SO a m Class meeting pecond Sunday at 1080 am I REV HOLTZOIAW Pastor M E CHURCH SOOTH Bet Jfi J OBiandonllpastor Services oa Ot 11 am and 74R0 ta u school at OIa m aTdKiildotlng Wednesday eveWifg a oclock Ladle AldJrSo t every Monday after- 100th Official Board meeting Mon dav afterrHm Sunday In eaoh month F T lonSSI NARY BAPTIST OHUBOH hi services 2td and 4th Sunday btJeach month also Saturday night be fore and Sunday night following i oych Suhday prayer meeting Wed deeday evening school Dr A 0 Stsk Supt Ladies Aid meets each Tuendity afternoon at 2 oclock Paftor W H QrogoroC Louisville r GENERAl BAPTIST OIJUROK Servlco910urth urJa H nd 1tdayer r school 2 p m- BBV 1 J LYNN Pastor EPISCOPAL CHURCH Serviced lit and 3rd Sunday night at 746 at the Library REV GEO OABBiTT Rector LODGES r Masonic Lodge E W Tarn4rr FrIdaysInE J PHILLIPS Sec Victoria No 84 K of P meets every Monday night Visit ors welcome NEWTONK S Hopkins Lodge AOUW0No661 meets every Thursday night Y Q WALKER Sec Golden Cross Lodge Earlington No 625 meets 1st and 3rd Saturday night In each month MRS BXRTHA UMBTKAD Sec Degree of Honor No 10 meets 2nd and 4th Saturday nights In each month Miss LIZZIE Hun Sec rUnKtonOourt3rd Monday night at old flfasouio Hall PR OB JOHNSON Scribe Btandwalte Tribe No 67Bed Men meets every Friday sleep 0 HARRY LONG 0 of B OalpaOampday night All members are ear 41 nestly requested to be there 0 8 ORBN8HAW Clerk Modern Woodmen of the arIdC1No 11982 WednesdayY Elks B P O No 788 meets at Madisonvllle Monday night B N GORDON Exalted Ruler i BOY S WILSON Secretary Earlington Chapter U D Ctmeets let Thursday In eaoh month at2SOp rm KATZ WITHERS Pres l3ecurltywillMonday flights Visiting members Invitelitto Fat 1W1tfdItflIGAN Clerk cordiallyInvitedLodges Yoo Need Stationery afirmlike nice stationery neatly printed The SemiWeekly Bee Job depart input keeps constantly on hand ft = flne urn of letterheads noteheadsj billheads statements and envel9P t both linen and commercial We J also do circular invitation and eatV aloKue work Give us a trial tow will be pleased 4 v c Alton B Parker Tak Isue with aker A New York Dec2AIJou B Parr ker Who was nom- Inee on the demonratlo ticket in 1904 took issue with the statement made by Wharton Baker of Pnlladelphla luau for as to apply to Mr Parkers f intimation that the financial interest over had intended to support arklrIRpatndt Theodore Boosevelt He declared that the interest nev r Intended to support the demoqrats In the premd uta election Of 1904 that they were always for Boosey 1f 1 Scholarship For Sale We have 100 scholarship on gfogt11115 colleges lu the Sttead a Oolrll1fpinth 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