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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): December 12, 1911
Bee (Earlington, Ky.): December 12, 1911 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1911 bee1911121201_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): December 12, 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. w RttSDAY TUESDAY and FRIDAY IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE YOUR TWENTY-SECOND YY BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FQR SALE YEAR EARL1NGT0N, HOPKINS COUNTY, KY rfVrfV and FRIDAY r WESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1911 JV. $9 o I Just received a fine lot dei ire. of Diamond Rings, Diamond Stick Pins and othei Diamond Set Jewelry.- - Also 'loose Diamonds which 1 will mount in any way thafyd$! may Emblem Charms including real Elk teeth, and other new goods. Come in and let me show ypa, I have in stock, Hand Made Diamond Mountings in Rings, Studs, Stick Pins and Earrings. "o If your Diamond is not safe in its mounting let me remoiit' "if for you. L C. WHET, Jeweler GEORGE M. DAVIS. FIXED Retired Merchant Laid to Rest Yesterday at Grapevine Ccmcteryt Prukkat ef MaMers Bank IN THE VICTORY BUILDING Earlington, Kentucky TWO-HUNDRED w SCHOOL TAX RATE Smk Rate for 'S, MAINE WAS BLOWN UP FROM EXTERNAL FORGE KILLED BARGAIN DAY FOR THE BEE the End of Auto CW; test The Bee IN DUST EXPLOSION Second 'Hqiiti Paid in County 'This Year 1912 as Bsuw-s- ry f ef Morten's Coafrswiy Over a( Cm . Gf at Tmit ef Dtth. Madl-sonvllle Army and Navy Board's, Official Findings After Reviewing Wreck Given Ou at Washington . Great Disaster in Years in Knoxville District Ten Every Saturday Fit N7J&1 VOTES ft Dkirkt SdlW The tax rate for school pur-?owhs yesterday fixed by the Oovnty Board, of Education of Hopkins County at sixteen "and two thirds cents ad valorem and one dpllar poll for the year 1912. This the saiqe rate paid by the tax payers of the coaaty for this yeah There wainiother.ratei proposed by any member of the Board yesterday, through it is known that the rnrgjjera .arso interested in the aeJiooi'Hffair.s.p; the county that they would not hesitate to advocate the limit, twenty cents, if rhey considered ' it necessary. ts The contention between, m k .Sub-distric- . d-- , M, Carle Run, 3 and- 37, t. w y Ilsley, was disposed of through the testimony of witnesses who ware residents of that section' in their boyhood and were able to establish the location of the old "Jesse Oarneal" place, named in the boundary descriptions as the beginning point of line between the two district?. County 8ur-- , veyor, Stone testified also, having gone to these. districts ut the request of the County Board. A resolution was passed stating that upon the weight, of testimony before the Bqurd; fixed the "Jesse Oarneal". place as the preseut Bob Hurt place, and locates the petitioners within the boundary of the Ilsley tub-ditrict, that the children in ques tion were therefore properly liat- this year ed in that and contracts with teachers in that district made bused on this E- sub-distri- ct, cefiisus; and ' that the Board can- f not change boundary nor mitk annual transfer now to effect the situation for this school year. Lively as a Joy. you ara tired, run down, have If lio appetite, get a bottle of Yucatan Chill Tonic. A few dosetwJU set you up give you a boy'B appfatlte make you strong1 and lively a n Purifies the blood and strengthens the system. GOc a bottle at the St. Bernard ; Mining twelve-year-old. Co., Incorporated, Drug DepartEast End Card Club ment. AanoBt Interesting meeting of the Club was held last Friday afternoon with Mrs, J. M. Victory. Mrs, Bank winning the score. A delicious lunch conslstlngof scolloped oysters, salad and the usual accessories wob served Av. the hostess. The following .hum's have the best total scores In he order of their namep, via; Mqb- danea Kline, Bule, McKlnnuu and Victory. The funeral of .George M. Davis was held at bis residence in yesterday .morning at ten o'cleek, Deeember 11th, 1911, and was attended by a large lathering of relatives and friends. The services were conducted jointly by Iter. 8. M. Barnard and Bev. O. F. "WJmberJy. The floral offerings were mumerona and very beaatifak Mr, Davis was a retired merchant and'toMCco dealer, baying been occupied qttccessfully for .many year' In these lines, at Mortons Gap principally, from which place, he re moved to M adisonvllle only a few years since. He retained hi interest in business affairs In And around Mortons Gap, being until the time of hlsd.eatb, president of the Plant-an- t Bank, of Mortous Gap, and a stockholder in the Kington Coal Co. ,ar well as the St. Bernard Mining Co. Mr. Davie hB bees Identified w(th the banking business of slnee he took up residence and bae served that city as there councilman lor a term of two years, just expired,' during whloh tine his activities have always been on the side of temperance, good morals and progress. He died Saturday afternoon at 4:90 o'clock' of an affection of the heart, after a brief and hopeyears less Illness. Ho waB Blxty-flv- e old last Feburary aud was born in MadiBouv'lle, of parents who also were born and reared In Hopkins, cuuuty, so that he was a decendaut of pioneer residents of this section. years ago Something like forty-fiv- e married Atiss Mollle Davis, of he this county, who although of the same name, was not related to him. Their son, Dr. A. "W. Davis, of Mor-ton- B Gap, and. daughter, M. Cain, of Levington, survive with their Airs. Cain has recently mother. tiken up temporary residence at Lexington, where her Bon, Frank D. Cain, Is completing his engineering course at State University. The active pallbearers wero G. E. Heury, C, D. Colo, V. L. Bacon, J. D. Sory, C. L. Shelton, C. O. Osborne; C. . Ross and C. L. Williams The. honorary pallbearers were W, jy?K1ngton, Boh T. Boblnson, G. 'MtbU, Harrison Holleman, J&b. It, flash F. B. Harris,' Dr. A. W. Bras-hef- t, J( W. "Wilson and J. J. Glenn. Thq remains were laid to rest in Grapevine cemetdry, following the conclusion of the funeral services at ttiM residenc. and were followed to the grave by many friends und In spite of tli very unpropi-tlouweather.' Madl-konvll- le . Washington, Dec. 8. The battleship Maine was blownnpin Havana harbor bv an explosion from thejsatsde. This is the yr of a. short statement issued by the Navy JPepartmeat baaed findings, made by the joist Arrhy and Navy Board, which, sp, on several months in Havana harbor investigating the wr.eclc. The statement was as follows : "The board finds thilt the injuries to the bottom, of the Mains were caused by the explosion of u charge of low form of exp'ovee frames 28apd 81, Strake B. Port, side, exterior to the This resulted in igniting and exploding the contents of the sjx d qontentinn incladipg )arg inch reserve raagazioe, A.--1 complats-expl- oe The more --WcifcJ3Qwder-v quantity the contents of the remaining forward magzime fbijowed. The magazine explosion resulted in the destruction of the vessel." tit EXPLOSION TWO MILES PROM OMENING AND 2M FEET DEE I . JtfILL WYE NINE THOWAN For Kaexville, Tenn., tfeeweond time in (en j'ears a great 4m disaster has made the Knox- Tttk eolllery districts echo with the Dee. . ship-betwee- n Mbs and moans of women and chil dren relatives of the men whose lives were snuffed out in a flash as (hey worked. . . . Two hundred and tw)jp-nveiBjgB Tae Bee has deoide: every gjtarday a and from aw,,, antil the end of the automobile 9,000 votes for evyW!vwcriber and 6,000 for every renewal secured on Saturday. If yoa want to win the $1,900 auto get basy fer the Bee. brgfcy j eoBte-fcHgi- ye Semi-Week- ly BETTERS TO SANTA CLAUS Dear Old J3mta. " !,-sai- s McNAMARAS CONDEMNED By Federatien Which Aiqlcd Dc- - feiue Part Condemning of Crime is Mask REPORT SIGNED BY ALL BUT F. M. RYAN ' kin-fol- ks B TV V (,; j '"' - Barne, powand & Qo Inoorpora-:ted, Komemher tnat we are headti K quarters for Santa CUui after the fourteenth. , Headaches Signs of Sanger. Anyone in this town that suffers frequently from splitting, nervous headaches ought to o at onco to the orugglst and got a 25c bottle of our Oarlstedt's German Liver Powder, HeadHOhes always indicate coubtl patiou In a dangerous form, that may result in other extremely serieven ous ailments sometimes Bright'? Dlseaee and Appendicitis. Our Carlsteilt'a German Liver Powder acts on the Liver, the real cause of constipation a. few doses entirely remove the trouble Insure a lasting onre never falls guaranteed If yod have headaches, get a bottle today from tne St, Bernard inin Co.. InoorDorKted. Drue: Ds- partmeut 86c a bottle, frame of mind that the only meauB to secure justice for labor la violence outrage and murder, "Itiscruelly unjust to hold the men of the labor movement either leagally or morally responsible, for Only Name XiKlsg the crimes of an individual member, The statement is signed by every No Buch moral code or legal responmembers of theWcNamra commit- sibility is placed. upon auy other astee except F. M,'Byan. president of sociation of men (n our country. the InternatlorialjBrldgeand StructInvestigatta- - Welcomed ural Iron "WorkHrs' Union, with "Insofar aB wo have tho right to which John J. McNamara,' one of speak in the name of organized lathe convicted Los .AngeleB Times bor, we welcome any Investigation dynamiters, was prominently con- which either IjV.denil or State courts nected officially. Mr, Ryan returt may undertake. The sessions of the ed to Indianapolis oarly today. conventions of the American Feder"Had he remained, ho,wever," ation of Labor are held with open said President Gompern positively, doors that alt may bee and hear "I am sure that Mr. Rya'u "would what is being said aud done The ' havudddud' hiti namo. books, accounts add correspondence He was culled back to Indianapo- of tho federation are open to any lis by pressure of business., He did competent authority, who may not Bee tho starerne-- t, but I am sure to make a study or an investiga' he is In hearty accord with it's sen- tion of tnem. timents." '.'The men of organized labor, in common with all our people," the .rets Conveyed First Knowledge As to tbelr knowledge ofythe crime coramltte- - affirm," are grieved beto which the McNamara t$ufeased yond expression in words at the loss the committQ'j in Their statement of life and the destruction of property, uotonly in the case under disassert: t'VVe here and uowt Individually cussion, but in any othroase which may have occured. Wa are 'hurt and collectively, declare that the (Coutlnuad on Page - ) first kuowledga or intimation of member." The labor leaders asEert that they "will welcome any investigation which either Federal or State courtB may undertake." -, de-Blre Washington, D- -. 7. Brandtue James B. and Jnhu J. MoNamra aa "recreant to th- - good dame and hlKh ideals of labor" and expresBlng the satlsticatlon of organized labor that the "culprits have been punished for their crime," tho MaNamara Ways ahd crime." MeanH Committee of the America Crime PartlyFederation of Labor, alter a two Partly condoling the crime of the days' conference here,lato today, issued a statement vigorously con- McNamara however, the statement demning the MoNamara's ror their says in the following breath: 'inhumanity" and declaring that And yet It Is an awful commentary orgamzeil labor should no't be held upon existing conditions when any "either legally or morally respon-Blabl- e one man among all the millions of for tho crime of an individual workers can bring himself to the com-mensurate- lv - their guilt was conveyed by the press in their confessions of fcutlt. "From the outset we assured? all contributors and the pabllc gemerAl-l- y that we would pnblteb as accounting of the moneys, received, from whom received and' to whbrn paid, A report in fall will be made first w the executive council of .the American Federation of Labor at Its meeting to be held at Washington Janaary 8, 1912." Further than thlB Mr. Gompers would eay nothing in regard to the defense fund money. "Organized labor of America" the statement continues, has no desire to condone the crimes of the Mc Namaras. It Joins ' In the satisfaction that the majesty of the law has been maintained and the culprits commensuratoly punished for their r -i- n'alMV-Yifi ehrht" ' years old, I go to eoaolleVefV day. x am in ioe oartn uraoe, as 'it m getting near CbriBtssM I will tell yoa what I want. A Big doll, and a cart for it to ride In, a doll playhouse, a plana. Some canday aronges, apjples, sate baaanas and other goodteB I want all kinds of fire works, and Dear Santa please dont forget my Mama 4k Papa my . little brother, and three sisters. heard the crash and, turning, fled for bring them something, I will go to their lives,. Of the many who bed real early and eha't my eyes they are the only ones who tight and wont peep yoar dear little came out alive. Horrow-strlcke- n girlie " they crawled tu the surface and gave Cecilia Jane JEH11 the alarm. In an hour reBcae parties were organized and started into My dear old Santa Glaus I am a little the Bhaft. boy just four years old. but I 'go to Driven Ont by Smoke school and I am in the First Grade But the rescue parties were impo- and as Christmas Is diawing near I tent. Almost as soon as they de- will write yon this letter to tell yoa scended a column of smoke trickled what I want know you Will be from the month of the cavern, A sure to get it I Iwant- a little curly few eeco.ids later it became a thick, dog, a lion, elephant, a rocky.'; horse, black pillar and the rescuer., chok- a monkey and all sorts ot goodies ing and bliuded, rushed to the air. and fireworks please bring my little At a late hour tonight resouers brotbor Joseph a jumping jack somov had exceeded in extinguishing tho goodies, please Dear old Sauta dont; flames but had ben unnble to pene- iorget my teaoner oring ner soms-tblu- g trate the drift on account of the gas. nice, Santa bring my Daddy a The explosinn is believed t have big orange and Mamma something occured two miles from the opening and dear Santa I almost forgot to and about 800 feet below the surface. tell you want a rifle, well good by . I All of the meii who were in the mine Santa till Christmas, your littio boy were working within a few hundred George Ampltus Hill feet 6f thf hole and it Is possible thy WFre killed at the first blast. Change in Expras Office If any survived, the fire damp On accouut of increased business, would have chokeu out their ltyes it has been determined by tho powbefore now. ers that be, that the office of tho The great air fanB were kept pumpSouthern Express Company shall be ing at top speed throughout the day moved to the old freight depot and and night in thp hope iat eome one Mr, Ed Morrison will have charge of was alive and might, with proper it. This change will be appreciated air, be rescued. by the genpral public as it will obRescue parties time after time attempted to decend into the work- viate tho necessity of waiting an ings, but were driven back. Once indefinite time recelvlug or forwarding exprBB.. the boV of a niin'er was found. It wa brought to the surface nd Always Blessed identified as that of Lee PatilBOu. with a Hearty Appetite If you uso The entombed meu nre walled In Dlgesteze. It helps your stomach do by thousands of tons of and the .work, digests what you'eat and ooal which were scattered 'loose makes good rich blood from your food. No more Sleepless Nights, Hum the walls by the force of the Headache or Stomach Misery. Get exilosiou. rid of all these troubles with Dlgesteze. Fifty centB a bottle, worth tenYou Can Eat Anything. fold its cost, at drug department of Eat what your stomach craves the 8t. Bernard Mining Company, without the slightest fear of i.idiee.r Incorporated. ' - are entombed in.trje Cross Mountain mine near Bricevllle. rThe possibility tba t any is alive 1b so slight that it was practically admitted that not one of them will escape-'An explosion of blasting powder of coal dust rocked the earth today within a few minutes after the shift had gone .to work. I, ' Three of tje men foitanately, late td'thelr work were in the passage leading to the working pit two miles into the bowels of the earth. They -- . se 1 'J ion, which I an awftil feeling.' You wnl not be bothered wiin Boor Siomaon, Heartburn, NutiBea, Bad Breath or Heavy Fflng ii you will take one dnfe of Plyoftezo. It relieves and cures as if by MHglc. Pleasant as. Candy, Relief in one minute Get a 60c bottle from the drug department of the 8t. Bernard Mining Company, Incorporated. i To the Ladles and gentlemen that have not as yet purchased your suits or coata will miss the opportunity of your life if you fail to call and see our Special reduction in this line for Xmas, Barnes, Cowand & Co., ) -- 4r wi.i3Miifcsfca HtL.k . 'M' tri' '" ",J& trj-i- y. w ?v. fr, i - -- Ur S. --rJdfcJLji . .;t. ., i .''nilf ' V.'.. i. y MtxiwammmmmmmiaiHia:-- n.ww" '" ' """ "u. " "v- - TrB T4Wk is: , .),".' II IIIMIIM1 Subscription Rates v. . BARiCA AND ARMY BASKET, BALL TEAMS PLAY FRIDAY Game Scheduled to be Worked Off at the Aadisonvillc Armory , . BURNS ATTACKS GOMRERS Detective Offers to' Drive Federation Chief Out of Organization THE LOOK ing N (e ! -- BEST - TELEPHONE - SERVICE v -- a i tr - vntag.s lorn; dstftiija eonticctlin'. to Important point in tlie tlnltcl Ooinperp, attack on S'runu-The JS'lrluuton Bnraca advant.i of to oolioni nrvlce In you resilience are tv numerous to nieiul' n, but amonB Tliree months theinw mid be .laily c oniiinlcatlan .yith Hi markots, .1'ialnfnK prlcM Keltine accurate President of the Americau .Ftfdeia- Ball team will plrtyihe Avnv tion o( reports t n ilie 'vo.vh.er calling up your neli;hbor!i, Ir - Us and r Imlves. All these ad Sluftlo conies.. Labrr. was made lorthy by E, FAWOETT id rautoije, .re mor- - tiiuiwoith tbo price n would pay irr th servicer J. MANAGER tid If.lormaiion (urinshed lv calllnit " ur tf"inni;ei It W Slieltou. fpitm' nf Tf flifcrmvilii'. Ri 'i'" ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS "?fc "William J. Burns, whouc . . i i ,;,. 'SpsclJiKMv copies jnnOEtd free Incorpo iht at.llii' MifUpf)iilJe Armc-r- riveri here from Pvhladlphta nil his CUMBERLAND TELt'PHONE & TELEGRAPH GO. ra.tcd ...ifm.., ...v n .ji Member of on application. Tlfa Mnrlf.mivUlphrys :ro clews to the menVblgher up"fi li 'v . nil p.irlpo tlip-- ' W,i.XAkiijL Kentucky Press Association reputVd tbilmve-- fnsri 'team ''id labor who hc'bi llevos were bf- ooufity. Address us for pnr and hliui the MuNamaras In their '(tj'na " i snrtfl n v t 'cn.i ' p1. Thf itio Publishers, .League LIlfltltUQ mltlng achieves. tfiViViWiVsVWsVtVi'sWtViWtVsVVftVsVtfsVs'iVtW SecondlDistrid ,", re yi ft .Ellington team He nirniii declared G.mipers kt,w ' 1 B. M. little green ni'id H1 expect to of McNamara'sullt. ', iiranch Office in Morton's Furniture Store, 119 South Main Strtet, Madi-'- ? rfoy-- . AILEtN DAVIS, Mgr. ; 'sonville, Kentucky, Phone fo. train up a little.bpfiity rhiy put. "A".ien told that GoVnpers hatl.rr- - 1 TunerWlrecldr. ii Licensed Embalnw discuss his 8tatesnpit$j,fx-- l ii' up a perfect aiile, bjifr tliij.v will fused to to ,. cpting denounce lifni as a Tuesday, December 12, 1911- - dnubtlos? .interest ".our irpjflikr NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE. . t'j feleph one 47 Burns Paid: .. boy? at rhe opiiiu? meeting. actions have cmidVm-ue- d "I think his ' '5 ' Phbne-vl24-MADISONVILLE, KY will q'hs pillows: him before tljfl peoplo The line-ui: DETECTIVE BURNS SAYS' c6uutry. had, 'a leg to stand, svMwiwvwmwWww.wwv.AwAVwvw Madisonville - Earlington on he would bo ninkimr a ppeeqh to Louie c. Ly'nu y. The man who whispers down a ThQ. Iron Workers '.Union is Not the Only long as from here tov Washington.' ' ' well $ . rf Draper Nisbet; ' Why doesn't he discusb the obargo One That Has Been Dynamited J '. About the things he has to sell La'r.mouth tli.t I have mhde that ho c me. to If. Eastwood dollars Will never reap a crop of Iudlatjopolls right aftr the arrest pf. 3nsou New, York, Deo. 9 -- William J. Oardwell h. You Gan Always Spend an Hour of Real Pleasun at ; Like he "who climbs a tree and MoNamara and went' into conf'er- Sj'arp Burns,, tnV dttaltfivd who ran down Seats k'. "hollers." ence-wit- h the men who were supply.'! the McNamnras, arrtvffl ii Nw ln! the money lor the dynamitinir York, yesterday t'd consult Walter and kn.ow all about It before the Mt-J- j Drew, counsel for tJieNaMonalJieu Namaras jconiesseu. tors' Asfioc a'lon, ' which Jreti me While Waiting McNAMARAS CONDEMNED Trains in . -Madisonviilc - ....i If unjmi laburwajJts to retain tlfov i..i mt him to investigate than 100 d'.ynamlte outrages throughout tin i 2: confidence of the community it wll ' (Continued froiii Paue 1.) r, ". --' havp lo dispense with the service, Mew pictures changed daily ' country". ,. in't) 'humiliated to. think that any hip kind, who are a: ' ' of Gmpers and ) .Every dynamiting which i occur-"z1. Pay them a viit disgrace to organized labor." iraan cbn'tieoted with the labor"' move-.rrie- pd since IfliG maybrt traced Idirectiy Special Matinees Saturdays ?If there Is an honest desire o should liavebeeu gui!6v of ui- - or Indirectly to tliR McNamarns ami out the American Federation Mbsic by Orchestra olau said Burjis. ther. It will demotibtrate now the man behind of Labor,, let that organization hire towjird Disavowing any enmity more than ever the inhumanity, as organissed iho to "do it and 1 will 'well, IMl mmmmmmmmmammmmmmmimmmmammmmmwmmtmmtmmmmtmmmtmnmmmmmmammmmimmmmmMmmmmmmmmmimmmmmimrmmmmmw labor and declaring that ' to wella's (he futility ., . investigate It. "such conservative leaders i vlolenoe in the effort to riht wrongs Mitch-1and others have stood be" T!f7'XiKrT1PtIZF'ZS? or to attalu lights;" ; s!prfi tKjpi'K'Z'W A Texas Wonder hind me and my work," Burns paid X .. He,tho4 of Arrest Criticised that Mf Uuiouism is to prevail it .'.:! ne Texas wouaer cures Kianoy A riALf PRICE eFCER Vhlle' hpt JjefenJinjr the crime nf rahfct kick' out the dishonest leaders' auq cures uiiiuciom, wuuk nun miiir ,1 r'tbe KlcNamaras, the committee con- - aud the corrupt machine whloh is backs, rheumatism,, and all Irreguf Pearson's Magazine: l vear.. ,.$t.S0 ) Soccial Price .Value . -'. larities of bladder troubles, dpmned' Vie "kidnappinfjY i'f t,,e' dragging Udown." ,, . 1 year the k.ldneya and bladder GO Art s Mtither's Magazine;year..'..'.. .... .75 )!''- l HUU 4,The"turn the McNamara,case has iMcNArharaS;:whb thVy' say, ,uiwere J.-n both niertapd womijn.. Regulate ( Ladies' .World, i (MurtVlpr trnnhli a In children. If nor "arrestp;;fn,'R'U86tau i?t.le. not Amer- taken, "' ho cotiUuue'd, "lils been the by be m rhe ican..'' .'Iii'be m'etjjod. of arrest greatest blow ui'Or soldlilt your dfu'gfclBts'will uv. 'wiur. Maeazines can be sent to se'pcrate addresses new or renewal. Ask jnruy uu. i;vdii,, i; they Idd.,Vfai$i.Wiitfed irregularity history of this country. Although .. for other Special Clubs,,. r . . , . small bottle is two months' treatand tyT&ilXtiaJLi 'lawlessness" and I have received alt sorts ,of .threati-euln- g ment, and peldom falls to' perfect h TNI 'J.i'Bfirh,i;,,the' detective lh "the "dUre. Sertd for testimonials from letters, I befleVe no one, ex, .; WALLACES. WEIR, Subscription Acht W. ,Ky aud other states, Dr.,-B- . case, la severely brlticlse'd. Oran-4ze- d cept perhaps a fauatto, wduld at' Keatacty -. . -; . Hanson. Hal' 29 Olive street, St. Louis. t -' labor properly xpressea, its tempt mv life. They are too care. u Mo 8old by druggists. hear-Htf- g ful of thejr own necks. Condemnation jof violence on """" fl ' aof the'Iios. Angeles' disaster it is Burns. aid that he itd4not "expect Children you are welcome. Call a'ri'dVee iis. Send In'your letter for cl ft lined any further coufessiou from the "":. ! The Implicating others. atatoinerif is signed by Satn- Santa Claus we will attend to it for' ';' forget you receive 9,000 votes for "' "6l Gompe'rs.'iifeBiden bf the e'der- - VThe lrpn worker's are riot the jou. atton'.ahd cUairWan'of. the commit- guilty bf dynamiting," he Barnes, Cowand & Co. IncoT.&ri- I on any Saturday to every doliar teo; 'Frank Morrison, sepretary iot said "There ard others, but to say ted. ' the feder'atloh and of grho would be obviously unwise.,1 Bee on new subscriptions. Get Doji't fall to return your votffc pix,,of iH'k seven ' wmaii inj,' and. BrnB..wlllTe:turn to Philadelphia Wednesday aftrnoou, not later than '' memb'dr4of,,iriet'colnmltiee. : : tomorrow, busy and win the automobile' (INCORPORATED.) 5 O'clock '; . One Yenr ..;,.. Six inontliiJ."... ,.1.00 . .'. 50 New York, D o 7 A" .Hir'bi'-ter- ; Bi?k'- - b r HERE. MR, FARMER I that i'ie Cu'uberi.iivl'Tblophniiei & Telegrap Company, Incoftorated, Is offer ad. toyto( n (deal prepiilon tor e'e. horn scivlce, t:ln our m rvlce you have The SUtes, every : Lu-rtu- re ' . y. Correspond-eiJtswnnte(i;i- n , '! t ur-lo- I i J j i; u : . it-- - V " m SLATQN 4 4-- MISS alsi-tier- N- - 2 p .ofj-fcjil- s' ir-'ho . rf :- j-- i he-mor- NO noE B "' Ike PRINCESS for ii i- . S ; nt th-.i,- " -- as-Joh- n 1 To allPartr'e,s, tq,'and ;inGluding January; 1st 102. and continHino jjeoemDer ee nn'i'n b s.- inn. . - -, as paying their 3.ac; count up in full, will receive 000 extra ..votes in the $ 160 0 A u'tb Contest 8PeCI4t remov-ng,rave- .l, . $O.UU .75.f Z1Z. , - 1 1 - , . . , . :i "jf '. -- ""ftf-i on BARNESr . COWANJO AND GO; i VI .'v'the JTDoit't paid V iM x'i m mmmimm&y&m 1 Get Into The Bi ; Auto CONTEST Five-Passeng- er FREE t. f I-- Touring Car to be given away free by Earlington Boosters, Club. Each member A grand $Xt 600 Howard Contest 'eit: Bjrraess, lsL&.y 15, 'Company! closes Cow'g.rid'& 1Q12 Gar on IDijDly . iii- of this club will give votes that will entitle the holder of the great est number of votes to this elegant Automobile Free. P I DFF l CC pM ., .$ .H -t ' rnmimw . ''. .: .1.1 ' "7 7" How. to Get Votes How to Get Votes M Votes on the Automobile will be given with every cash purchase made at the store of any member of the club, ioo votes for every dollar's worth purchased .toW IS THE TIME TO GET BUSY. The earlier you start the more advantage you will have in the final count; Remember, the o,bject of this contest is to get business. We aire going to give this fine Auto to the person who will accumulate the greatest number of votes, therefore it is to the interest of every contestant- to aske their friends and neighbors who buy their Dry goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats and everything they get from members of the Club and save the coupons for you. Thus, the contestant who gets the greatest number of friends who trade here and' give them their coupons; will receive the greatest number of votes. ; vWith every yearly subscription to The Earlington Bee, accompained by Si in cash, 3,000 voces will be given. This applies to bick subscriptions as well as new subscriptions, and you can pay for as many as you desire. You can also getvor.es on job printing and advertising ,100 votes for each dollar paid pn - Kk fsMM!! wrfHllbiUttttriMifei Tftiy?sB iswss" for the contestant either job printing or advertising. Get your friends to give you the votes when they pay any of their accounts. But the best way to get votes is to' secure subscriptions to The Bee, as the schedule of votes is sq much greater for subscriptions than for anything, else, You will be suprised how easy it is to get subscriptions to The Bee if you try. Rules ol The Contest Read carefully the rules of this contest, as it will make it much easier CONTEST CLOSES MAY 15, 1912 Send in Your Nomination at Once and go to Work for it 1 ? I. Watches, Clocks Jewelry C. Wiley Fine Watch' 'Repairing " to understand the methods that are used. 1. ' No name of contestant will be known 2. No names of .contestants will be published. 3. Every contestant gets 2,000 votes to start with. 4. Every contestant gets a number. 5 Standing of contestant's number published weekly. 6. All votes must be brought 8 Tie votes jn. package in. Wednesday for recording. 7. Votes must not Be written on. with contestant's number and amount on top slip only. '. 9 Color of certificates 'will be charged mqnthly 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. v George King & Son Drugs. Druggists' Sundries and Soda Fountain 3 ".. Webb Brothers, Groceries W. H. Whitford, c ES Hardware, Stoves BARNES, COWANDf& CO. Dry Goodi, Clothing. Shoes, Semi-- Weekly Bee, $1 Per Year INCORPORATED Millinery, Ladies Ready to Wca,r,Carpts and, Rig Barnett & Stone, Liveryman - i. mm w7w i vi vk:? IJfflM. T -- . . - " . . .",.-- ,' v $ V.. ,. JI M m ' . i.- tit,4f VM. " jr fcho k J .v'X-- .' '.''"'V." ' Tm ' w ". ' " mil ," MIUH I IIMIH , I.' ;v. ...MW r.M i g. . 1 ,w': L'ANtfGOOD JOB ,Baraca Athletic Club' Organized C. A. MORTON MADISONVJLLLE, KY. i Norris Gcrdbn, of MadlsonVille Will' Stenographer for Railroad Com- - 'Last t veniujr rndmhers of mission . I: hf . C '", fry ' IfS. '.M!," :v - - ".:. HtV tT--- . ':.!' 1UIIUWIUH UUIUCIO h.'1. .A "Uh, XIIO nnrl nnmmirfppfl Banktnir, Txponrltlnp, Frnmanshlp. Enpllsli, Spclirnp. Arltlimctlc, hettttAVxttlne, Baslaes Mini iVlUlliilUK., CIVeiV Hll Iflptml .., ....... j were -fKKK auxiliary uranelien. GoddFOSmONSGUAKANiiiiiUunaorrcasonablpcondltlons. . Tobin, Sr.. of Frimkfqrt is to be over Homo Study. TAotlsattds of bankcask-appointed: Walter N. Martlll.J BoeWteeping. Bookkeepers-al- l the tu'xt Secretary of the "Stjito ilrtaS-ii. Us-.- -J uo United States say that Draughon S fers, bookkeepers, and stenographers aret ;,!..... - NcvSVstem of Bootkeetiintr saves them holding-goopositions as the result ot The cons picomeut, iunn ,yjiwB, bbwc- froni2Sto56percentinworknndworry. Icailrondl Ooiniliis!i yt taking Draughon's Home Study. H,enr.v, :Bilkill'j.'-;- ' () and1 Januiir CATALOGUE. mission will imjut-Shorthand.. Practically all uip.nrrBiflmif', ,ienr rii. elal eotirl ixnattera wrlte the U. S. of BY MAIL, write For prices on lessons Svstem Jko. F,. and oifiiiiitZtt ftir the next four kltipton, ':Porter Willis, "Mmter Shorthand Draughon Colleges teach. President, Nashville, Tenh. Draughon", Voxfree cata. chulftnilVi, ye.ara by HnlH (k'Pn Khnvnr rniii tt.lhnrr. WW because iney Know it is me ocsi. alogue on course AT COLLEGE, writ seceturv. rate clerk and eteuo-raphe- r. Loni:, .committee" to.' secure new DRAUGHT'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COIJLEGE Any Call Answered Promptly Day' or Night. II It i) alread luiowii'that members; Brent Hart, Kalph Nashville or Memphis or Knoxrille, Tenn., or Paducah, Ky., or Evaasville, IrcL Lawrcjpcc Finn, the conimiBFio'ner K Dudley aud 'Henry Pilkingtr n; mnaMaMHMMHiMiHnn W ('be from the First district;,-wilIlll I !! III III committee on prebaring consti- r Iims an. the chairmivh, and-'htutiona' aud bylaws. The, club' 'f Frank Brown of MadjBonytlle w: s nouueed that Nor'rls; Gordon, , of will occupy the quarters formerly m town Friday on busings. Madisouville, will ik lir stenos.-raphf'- f. occupied y the E. A, O. on thf Afeifls of the TotOn Tobj Wrlirht of the country was The, rit.e clerk will be second, flpor of the Victory buil In town Friday. named, as 'fibbii as Onmmiibir Qp, in the Antnnfobile contest. Klai r returns f rqin W KSt BidVn, linn. Arrauuenieuts, will be. i)i;i.de M possible for hot wYrti r, Mikb Sibyl Hurt ol Madlennv lie 8jd-'iour nnriH 'nnd'wo will it is announced. Tbere is a ru1 proposition ;sl)ould.j and as lb Mortons Gun Saturday. ptart y() With 2,0,00 rtotnpliineuT mor, that V. !H. Ndwinai), Jv.)'-Ymi-cijCnll and see pur ,lh1 of Joy.?iry, win this Louisville, will he the man naii?r appeal to the railroaders, and v vote'. rending room will be my i watchep, dlnmoudp. Wo can save hundpoiiip '5 i scW pafisencer Howard fi. M1-- . Tobsn, wbu'iBto be the and the 1 5JT you money. caKerji place ideal l j.wmhjm&msi 5 ... : .secret aryi ", '&i r HoLI.INGKH & TKIKMI'V. Lues are only $1 uu per month iMv Mr. C. L LOW liinable to be at Fraukf oH .and has beeii " rttbml-- 1 JewolerH( und $1.00 "fee t'or.'j'inin.' Asi I l,V .iient; ' WoVtHls week. , in: IIsHeB Margaret and Ciithermo uHpoiitica in rue. uapir.ai t.niBMe unaer rue manngen.euioi ' . SP 7- mc . WW W Victory wore the truest of MIseeB Mo y pid "papers fpr sale af ftJip'fB.&Q Oityfornvanv years. '.':'" the Baruca 01 ass,. things wille W'.. $$' v y ' ' X'heraoli's of Madlsonvillo Friday oiuce. ' ,.'.'-- . .l' , v t KV Mo " rinrl caii (mi nn u. mrien Might; uu uu n ujui Hi. kjtarj ui) it j -of Madlsonville, .&rorrtfi. More'DyspepBia.''' """ .No ' "Vheeln filled, jjp.'w .Ultps. now was Intowu on business, Friday, 3sK5i Oan nr ntKer Stomach. Troubles. thing that is for the'pleasure and ft'pringH, best hickory nxloij, ,wanou ' COS'lVfria'.ayu'ightjfeejtween V'ra. No'tit in n; wtI r em al n" u n d ge s to d o r alanAftAii. rt. ,UC ""nminiV mor QlUVUUIUli VU JUUUg IIJIJ, tong,uefl, good hounds, 'Wngon beds, MoDonmllo) and Outhollc Church sour ou your stomach, iiyou morally, physicaljy. ,1 nd:. other--- : I a little DIgeeteze. a powerkll work done by expert wagon mak-r- , Lidy's golc( filled wAtb 'hunting will take ful digestive, harmless and.pleasant wist?, ,viii uc uwii uuij nnuncU) Our Christmas. Goods and alt work positively guaron-tee- d case. .RetunjvtbMrs V. M. Tarpy as Mftple Syrup, For sale "by' the ' but welcome. Social' mombers ''- at. Newton's Shop. Earlliifjton, and r colve.rpwar.d.. .' ; "' dr'ugciepartnmntpf the St. Bernard Incorporated. (that. is, thoge wlip'are not memKy. iClurtin, was in Nortopville Mining Cpmpany, Ffi Zer Have Arrived ". . ' ' bers of the clasf) are welcomp. .Morton MuPhvMou of Ma Isonvl! o Fi'lUav on bn'slnesa. Y: ." Bv paying diies .tne'y 'are en- -' DISTEIGT COURT OF Hve'aVe now 'display ing our com- - - f was iu town.qbusluesv.Friday. Ifyouwant good work done quick , THE TJKITED STATE? plete IIne'Of HOLIDAY GOODS"!.,,, ;'. SMrd. Charlie Burnett and sister and on short notice, and positively titled to the beueQts "same as the '" We have bought bountifully of. ev-- ,. A. j IAura Fen Wick were In adisunville Kuarenteed.' Go to Newton's Shop, In.ithcJ active members, with the only . Western District; of Kentucky ..erythfng.that you would. expeett4ow. Friday ufternoon. Earlingtoti, Ky.v.f .- , . : .i rovislonR that they rare not "e'" i tit . ,',' r nna in aroAXN ta vua.ua oiuu. Matter of Ufrtuel P. Stanley, Bank-- i ' Don treason toll' you that we cart 'J Mr. aud Mm,' .Thomas Longstaff ntitled to holcU'ffice or .vote in thi succe'ss '"" ruRt, in Bankruptcy No. 767 Mil as low or lower than others. iOur Dpn' Bale Yab a. of Provldeuca. who bavejbeen vlal'busings toeestiug8t :Themisf alb 1 1 5 Hollxnoer&Truempv, , lng retail vWhoro liave! rotumed .'.. I and de'mbhstr&tdB tousth'at the peo-.- " " ,. i?sA ... ,. M. U. A., and Meeting of Creditors of org in zuiir Kotice of First 1. Jowelors, ple(are shopping eaflj'' and want to' .', ' a tholrhom, (iJnrarflni-shnvA 'nn'mnrl ib that case the club will' Affiliate nf solve the .problem of bow best; rin jjpliBs Mario Jordch who has been "All kind of woson repairing done to make 'thbfrOhrlstmap purchases iBankrupt df EarllngtOD In'he with that- drgauizatfoii, yiaitlng hor sister Mrs, J. E. Fawoett at; Newtou'B Shop, Earlmgloo', Ky. county ot, Hopkins and District while the i'dad nre new, fresh and' MadlBouvllle ot for several weeks ' ' Mlss'es Bessie aud Acl Bennett clean and .hlle ' they can get first bb recurnea to ner nome in uuturio. C. C. Rambo of Madlsonville was aforesaid, .ohjjoo,.... on" buslngsB. Notice is hereby giyen thatthg entertained a number of friends at 1. rt' To the ladies, and geqjje.:. In town" Friday Party Monday eve z na aayi or ibo. a u. 1011 mu a Ohaiing-DisWe want you to get tne ''snop. , 'VVorkrrien at Newton s Shop every en that 'has riot "yet 'pur- - day. In casfJo Im'in'&rgehcy you' above named was dulyadjudicated pfug jn honqr of Misses Georgia and early" habit. We have 'hjade prices Ky.JDe-jfightfchased yqiVr.sqits, coats, will cauiot .shotihg done7, t night by bankrupt; and. that'tlie firBt meet,-m- g Cadli Bowles, of Croftori,wer servek on our goods so attractive tljat "you rofseshments ' of his' croditora' will be held at' '" will shop early 1'f you .come to hur". m iss the opportunity of vour notlfying'him. the office Qf the.uuderBln.ed in Mad-- , y'Jtiloh were greatly enjoyed by those store and take 'a ''look at whay ,'we hie if you fail to call arid see Mrc. O. 0. Oaye who has been vis- isouville, Kentucky, ou 'the 19 th. p,r"psent who were : Messrlj itB.,..T. baVeto'Bell. hoggins., Ned some time i;i special xeductions in this iting relatives here.. forv In Illinois. day of D"pc A. D., 1911, at .one J JS1 Morrison, Barnes, filbert 'Kln Get the worry of "selecting Chris-- ; dpr Ji P. Homer, Btanley hasreturned.td'lier. boine whlph o,clock in the afternodnV-a- t J'mas Gifts off your mind und theu;" line for Xmas Barries' Cow- - .100 now subscribers- - to The Beo time the said creditors,may attend, doilins. and Lawrisy ToddcMisKS ; eiiioy the dcoalon,. yourself',. , tf G.eorgla aun d & Co fncorporated . w.llfgo alonwaygttiwards win- provotheir olaluiB, appoint a trustee Bessie and Acbsa Bennett, .. n ning, that handebmg 6 passenger examine, tin- - bankrupt, and transact Knd Cecil Cowels, Edna JdtkeOn Margaret MltehtH George Robinson made a business .P.oariTjanierand $1000 touring car. uetDuavnow ana suoh'other buBessas.may'properly ' trip to Madlsouvlllo Friday Mr. aud Mrs. O. P. Powers ppqi.t many yon can 'get b'y the come before sa d meeting. see bow iOme amd Take a Look "SViLXitAM L. Gordon. 'thi wpok end In MadlBonvllIelwlth 'Have your horuf shod and satis- 15th of next May. Referee .Jiruukruptcy relatives. ,l faction guareuteed at, Newton's The Basket ball game played here Mrand Mrs. Frank Giaunini, ot ' r' r Sllop Earllngton, Ky.' Thursday nlghifbofwden the Baraca Mr. "Cieo Salmon, one of our home Provldeuce, wil.1 spend tblff winter KC' Mrs. Kate PJUc". Madlson-vill- e jjlr. audfMrs. John Long and Miss Class and Company 'E of CO. SISK boys, who Is attending. school at In Earl'ugton with 17 O T resulted- in a Victory for the Central Uu"versItv. .wrgfeb article Goldle Woir spent Subday wltn Mr. l An Alaim. at Night" aud Mrs'H. L. iJro wulng of Mortons latter by a score)Of 15 to 10. ou "Eduubtloii Ii Keutucky"' which Matlisonville, Ky, Thattrlkes terror to the entire T"p ,1 Call add see, us for Xmas gifts. was prirte't in '.the lasUssue of the household is the loud', hoareewa:nd ' See our Christmas Jewelrv. Now, Wejiavo by far the b&st assortment Bee, This was appreciated and metallic cough of croup. No'ml? THE SANTACLAUS STORE ever before ' seen berfi4 Barnes, highly ptaUed by all who ate lnte:-- f taking it, and fortunate thP the how much but how good lucky parents who keep Foley's Cpwand & Co.. incorporated HOIjLINOEK & TRUBMl'V ested In our qfatP'a adyancemont HonBy'and Tar Compound on hand. lv ?. r lonvr this lino. - ;. -, Misses Poail Cans lar, Mabel AndJewtlers. H. W. Casselman, Dauton, N, Y . 1 i Earllngton as well ab (joufriU ut..- - says: ''It is worth its woiuht in ' 'Miss Josephlne-Coursoof Howell erson and Elizabeth Wood of Hop- gold. Our little children ate troub who has boen the guest of MIbb Ma- klnsvilley weiro .the guests of Miss versitv. should be nroudof a boy of led with croup and hoarseness, and JDeo's yars who' can write an. article till we eive them is Foley's Honey bel Browning for the past week re- Verhe Davis Sunday. deep thought Compound. I always have ,. )iomo Sunday. turned Call and see us for ;your which txpreBsos such this line is and Tar 01 it in cue nouso. a ootue and talent as tbis along fFancy horse shoeing a specialty C?ll V.' Cf Da.tn.4 Mlmnr, Hm '. Xmas gifts We have by far very oomlneudable.j in&rpo7ta by the best shoer at, Newton's WORK.,. " the best assortment ever be- . Earllngton,. Ky. Barnes Cowand & Co.- Paul King Is visiting nls; parents fore seen here;" Barnes Cow- Rememder that injMadisonville this woek. and & Co Incorporated we are headquarters' for Santa Bs1ssssssB SSSSSSSSfc Mrs. Grahpin was iu Madlsonvillo ' 'Mr. and Mrs. Ray Herb have re- Claus after the 14th. Friday night. WE PAY turned from their "bridal tour and Nex- to Coylos' Barber shop. In Earllngton. Miss Annie Ashby was In Madi;. will make their home That's the location. LOST A peice about onvillo SUuday. HoLIjINOER & TRUEMPV. , t vo inches lonir, off handle of Children you are welcome Jewelors Finder return to thf Call and see us Send " in Mrs. 0. D. ( ole of MortonB Gap Umbrella. spent Friday night in this city with Bee Ofllc. your letters for Santa Claus, Mrs. Elgle Sibk. Mr. "W. R. Coy Jo was (ii Evanc-vUl- e will attend to it for you Miss Florence Howard ot MadiBon- Monday buying, more Xraw we vllle was in town Thursday shop- goods for the basement. Barnes Cowand' & Go Inpufgand visiting frlbnds, ' Mr. Silas Franklin of Clay,, was In corporated If yyn really want to win' the $1GU0 the city Sundad the .guostpf-Dr- . A. We Handle None But the Best. Mrs. VV. R. Coyle and daughters automobile "get subscribers for The 0. Slsk. ; Our stocks are bo large that you have every style and pattern, and size, and uhape from which to Bee aud get 0000 votes', Irene and Bessie were in Madlsonselect: and wo mako buying- BT MAIL, just as easy and satisfactory as you can do it in tho store. Your. Opportunity , villo Sunday, In Madl Mien Janle Victory-waWe have special things that you can get NOWHERE ELSE, such as : The DOOR ot OPPORTUNITY sonvillo Friday. Levy's Special Boys' Levy's Special Mrs. W. S. McGary spent Saturday wlnw both ways. One side wU-uWELL KNOWN MINISTER biu, iru.i. night in Mortons Gap the guest of .oiiea.-rusSuits with 2 pairs Suits for Men Whether you enter from the ukB.fu Browning. , V; tUUJIiSeu ' t. - ' 'iv w j i. ... .. . ,.'v , Bliraco Glass, of the M church met in the Bee office and j'reanized tiu Athletic Olub to be run along the lint8 of Y. M. 0. Jputh, YOU jr WANT Better JOB? C dally by business men seeking youc, That question will bo asked you alr.-s- t rvices.lf you qualify take the Draughon Training and show ambition to rise. uoneges man indorse all other bust- More BANKBKb intforso JUlovuii4-lUiNJness colleges COMBINED. 48 Colleges in 18 States. International reputation ( o Funeral Director Embalmer tary-treasurjQ- F- ofll-cq- u, J l I ; r rhq-bat- ii . , - ipwixprvr.' -- f' SI'M1 s ' , mr ' m '' '. , 1 . , 11 1 4-tt- MJLHM uii . . '"'. '.. ! . ... - - -- .. "'t . ,$ a 'A :J - ( -- a-t- , J v- -r ul , ' . . - . - bbosIbok - ' -- tp. , . Z-- : , y 6 DOONLYTHE SEST JOB I ' : v , , - BXPRESS, of-Pea- rl ORDER YOUR CLOTHES FROM US AND SAVE MONEY. - .ii il - BY NAIL at... s Pldo or the "Pull" side, you wagon wood stodk Bfc have UU&INES9 TRAINING and wagon hardware carried at, ff ordeJ, t(, BUC00edt he BEST Newton's Earllngton, Ky. to get it is Dranghou's Prac- PLACE Mrs. VV. J. Craig of the country floai Business College,. j was in town Saturday shopping., NRshvili Ten'if. of' Paducjah Ky! Wlthers'pobn was In the of Evansrille lud. or "VVashlhgtou, Elmer cpunty seai Friday visiting friends. i A, fall ,Llrie-o- f ot Pants ....... "Restored to Health by Vinol Rev. D. Schneider, who is. a well known minister in Rice Lake, Wis., -- and All tho Loading Lines of . DO.' njpii.KjK'.niijii.iu.i; Sf" ligilliUgiNiilS'iiilfli.Nlii u:ijpiii,uiiipu Slli.iil!pnippiigpiaqpr0 liyl".pJlJiB1' 'VI Iv Value $3-;0a '1 YOU CAN STILL GET write : "I had a very severe stomach trouble last year from which I was kept In bed three months. I bad engaged the services of a doctor, but to no avail, I then read of Vlnol and determined to try a bottle. Before it was used up I was out of bed, and four bottles made me a well man. Vlnol Is ooax,oc FURNISHINGS, HATS AND SHOES. WE ALSO SEND SAMPLES FREE. Railroad Fares ReUtstka imsue:e. Wo issuo a large illustrated catalog, whioh we send free on request. ' i. t Mention thiB paper and write us fuUy for anything you want in our line, and you'll get a prompt and satisfactory answer, Aad if anytning you buy here is not exactly what you want it may be -eturned and your KutiKX wm pe immediately jREfUHSES. .Hemfers Retail Merchants AssKiattM. at Certak Titus. a splendid medicine, and I can gladly ' Special Price recommend A House Established The Bright Spot. " . SO Years Ago. The Largest In Its Line. Third and Market. 0 i Ii? ttfTar1 iAwiA'i ..Sw rfc" ,ear $2.00 Kentucky t,v.. "'.' Magazines ban be sent, to separate addresses new or removal. WALLACE M. WEIR, Subscription Aeht Lanflo;if. tMiuilltux4ta mfcimMlililiiiirttiiirtsTlisMlinililllii ifliintltstiiflSinOli "tintfifti rjto .iife.uJll!iili..rifc. a Prominent men from all oyer the country do not hesitate to endorse this wondeful tonic. For twelve years Vlnol has been sold on the "money back' plan, and every year strengthens its popularity and proves by continued tests that It will do what we claim to? t. MINInSTcoTSt-tiorated- , ST, BERITa-RDrug Detajrtnient o ., P it" LEYYS LOUISYILtE, IxXe. 3r . 4 ,', . J. .A r V IMMH.U'HtfWM ? ""iT" " '2r-Jt- i"' &' cfTVig.,y ff' H,(-,nUM- Trr""' "vy 4 v-.- - vstaahjgta.--9r- w r r - - &rtmr p--" mtemtrvi y ?!PFP!IPTO ; W ry vi tr il, -f v . frC"Y1 i Jr ,H - ' m ' DOWN AND OUT A I 1 1 I' 'd 'l"! t PSSI ..,'31 Straight, Honest, Plain Statement of Actual Facts and Conditions! ; '- - ! I' I. ' The Cut - Price We could uot 6tay if we wanted to. We cannot go Store, 0 G Sprouse Company Only a few day are Is forced to give up the ghost and quit business. For months this store has been located on Main street. Now it must be moved. It is all unexpected, yet unavoidable. No money can buy the privilege of remaining. The store has been leased by other parties, and we have only a few days in which to dispose of the present enormous stock all of which was bought heavy for this fall and winter selling. left us! Entire stock must be sold ! READ! No suitable house . REFLECT! CONSIDER! READ AGAIN! ACT! is avilable. Any old price will buy ! Oom around for yourselfl s So' we I'H l will sell out and quit. ' There's no "ifs" and "ands" about it. We can't reserve a thing there will be no place to store it. This sale is our lastf The die is cast! Our retail days are past! This final wind-u- p sale means good-by- ! Cne Quick! The Best Bargains g First. Remember every item in this stock was bought for this season's selling no shop.worn, out-o- f season goods, but the very best that money can buy. All to be sacrificed at whatever prices they will bring. Dm't Walt! Don't Delay! ' A $15,000 Stock of Men's Suits, Overcoats, Hats, Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery, Neckware and Furnishings forced on sale regardless of what it brings!. ; see k Sale Opens 9 a. m., Wednesday, December, 13, and Lasts Just Fifteen Short Days Within that time the fur will fly! Never will such selling be duplicated! This sale is going to be town talk for a generation! It has no precedent! hour be there! Bring these prices along and see that you get "it exactly as advertised. Remember theday T and Ttiese F3rioe 9Q Ov Speaks Four-in-hanout-crice- IOTjtciear Tta&xri Word - 1 50 dozen Men's Handkerchiefs, hem- stitched, white or colored borders, good, values at 10c. Down and out. One lot of Men's iSc or two for 25c Handkerchiefs. Down and out price.,, One lot of )ens Pure Jap Silk Handkerchiefs 25c quality. A .w Down and out price One lot Men's Jap Silk Handkerchiefs 25c quality. Down fg and out price G Men's Gloves. $1.6u Kid Gloves, Down and out price $2 00 Men's Kid Gloves, 4 Down and out price.. .. I Men's Garters One lot Red Diamond 25c garters, Down and out price One lot ot Boston Garters, extra c ft Ov ft Ov . v Owv QQft ftft aLv Of Ov "7 - wide, lisle, 35c grade, Down and out price Down and out price One lot of genuine Paris Garters, I iQ 4 QA I t ', 7 All Wool Underwear "jAgunn Down and out price., f lv !IJ Fine imported Scriven's Shirts and Drawers at less than half price. One lot of Scrvien's patent elastic Chilren Jong as they will last, JC Down and out price One lot of Men's Suspenders, 25c values. Down and out prices, I IQ One lot of Men's Suspenders, Guy-o- t patent, Down and 4 Aa I$ out price One lot of Men's Suspenders, 50c quality, Down and : out price IC AU of tho Better Grades at Less than 50c on the Dollar. Pine Guantlett and Automobile Gloves at almost half price. Suit Cases and Traveling Bags,$ 1.50 Suit Cases and Bags, Down and out price OO Men's Underwear 47 dozen Men's extra heavy fleeced Shirts or Drawers in different colors "f Down and out price wIC 36 dozen extra heavy 'Shirts or Drawers, as fine as a velvet fleece, 75c quality, Down and AG out price 19 dozed fine ribbed underwear Shirts or Drawers, the best 75c values ' in the city, Down ft ' and out price About 150 dozen Men's Fine Under- wear, including Cooper's W bight's Stuttgart's and a good many other celebrated brands, will go in this "Down and out sale CI Ov Ov lift . v A4 seam Drawers, Down and out price Men's Pajamas One lot of Men's Pajamas XH50 quality, CQffc Down and out price... Men's Shirts-O- ne lot Men's Shirts, 50c quality, Down and AQ out price One lot of Men:s Shirts, 65c and 75c grades, down and out price UUV One lot of Men's shirts $1.00 quality, down and out price nrO One lot Men's Shirts, $1.00, $1.25 and $1 50 grades, all bunched together, down and out price 50 dozen men's Shirts, custom made, high grade, down and Q"7 out price i . rO I All ot our best $2.00 and $2.50 Shirts, none better made, in one grand lot, Down and 4 out price I IO Men's flannel Top Shirts at the Most Unheard of Low Prices. They Must Go At The Down And Oat Sale. One lot silk lisle guaranteed Half Hose, 3 pairs to wear 3 months down and out price per box One lot Men's Half Hose, silk lisle, values at 35c, down "f I and out price One lot silk lisle Half Hose, in all colors, including black, the best 25 grade, down and out 4 Ag ....9v 9Q a AQft d 50c ties . Down and . Silk Mufflers One lot Of Silk Mufflers, worth $1.00 down . and out price.. One lot Sisk M'Urflersy 50c values Down and out price '' 4 21c 0 IAft nrfv v fQft Ovv v 4ft styles'bV Half Hose that many Merchants 25c a pair for, these mast go 44 Down and out price II The best 15c and 2 for 25c Half Hose, will go itown and "J out price f One lot Coat Sweater?, 1.00 values Down and out price 15 different are-gettin- v -- v At 3.50 and 4.00, down and out price One !of men's high grade fancy worsted and cassimere- TrouserSj the latest patterns, worth 6 Op and c 6.50 Dowri and out Q price. Choice of entire line of .00 and 8.00 Pants must go at down and out price. . Fancy Vests and Odd Vests 10 dozen odd Vests in all sizes, they are worth up to 3 50 each, pick your choice at down m and out price Q One lot 1.50 and 2.00 Fancy Vests at down and out price titfW Qft Jg,09 40 q Qt pOaOJ "iq Coat Sweaters One lot Coat Sweaters, 75c value, down and out price One lot fine all wool Coat Sweaters, values up to 3.60 4 fCk 1 down and out price.. One lot Coat Sweaters, the best 1.00 values in the city 4 QA down and out price.. 4 I 4AA fv One lot Fancy Vests, 'values at 2.50 down and out price 4) up to 12.50 down and "7 out price I One lot Cravenette? Overcoats, values up to 15.00, down , and out price A big lot of lace and &tmergs at ypur own price. 1000 Baby Caps at your own price. Ladies' fine Skirts at yoyr.oWBiprice. A big lot of Ladies' Coffers own price. j 1000 other articles that space will not allow us to mention. One lot Overcoats, values up at $17.60, Down and fhQ out price One lot Overcoats, cho'ce of $18.00 $20.00 and up to $25 00, if your size, down and out ft"9 Oaf 0ft D0J at-yo- Jv 04 ft price The' best ' Bvl One lot 4.00 Fancy Vests must go at down and out prices city, down and out price. . . . H"p 10c" Half Hosein'the " m Many Slg her Grain 1st Xe Kore'ifMUtt t Give Frieu Ladies and Misses' Oxfords and fine ft Jgagf IaTke Houw, 4 I .hoes A AA for$39c98c iwO fQft .Ovv Oft Ov $2.00 Worth of Goods ALL HIGHER, GRADES OF JFAVCY TESTS AT LESS THAN IT COST TO KANTJFACTURE One lot yortng men's suits price 12 50, 15.00 and 16.00, all wool, guaranteed, if your size, M QQ down and out price HPaOw Men's Suits One lot all wool men's Suits, in values 10 00 and 12.50, down and out price Thread, per spool, down and out price All Calicoes, Down and Ol out price W2v Ladies' and Misses' Cloaks and Furs down and out Price ft H40 j ft Ov i: '4, i $25.00 fine for f4 $l.OUP black Coats f ft A -- 4m s H, J qa One lot heavy part wool Half Hose worth 25c, Down and out price ft QQa v One lot Fancy Vests, values at $3.00 down and out QQ price 31 I mO3 One lot John B. Stetson Hats, in fancy shapes, down && and ouf price Men's Hats -- Mens Hats in all colors and styles, values up to $2.50, down and out 9v FREE On One lot men's Suits, all wool cheviots and cassimeres, value up to 13.50, down and out AQ price d4 First Four Opening Days One lot men's Suits, best mixtures and pure wool fabric, in black, blue and fancies, made up to sell at 15 00, dowrfandout AQ tt D40 -- 5Q )HI Qfift 40v 07 Ul2v $3 00 values in men's Hats, down and out 4 MQ ,. price 3 50 and 4.00 values in Men's Hats, Down and out ft 4 The flrat twenty people who enter the Btorpunci mnkpnpnr-clns- will receive an article nf vhI'16 absolutely free. ANY SUMMER GOODS LEFT OVEE, DOWN AND OUT AT Y0U& OWN PRICE Men's Pant- s- A collection of Odd price Men' sfine Suits, elegantly tailored, most desireable fabrics and patterns excellent values at 16.50 and 7 .03 I 18.00, down and out price A ..liT'v ft Men's suits of the newest fall fabrics and cut in the latest designs, 'in plain and fancy mixtures and stripes, regular 20.00 values, down and out price (ft QQ OwOO aa price.. 4 300 dozen Arrow Collars, in all the newest styles only down and out price. O Fine wool S.efter gloves at "I 1O Down and out price Silk Setter gloves at Down Q$Jft and out price. ... One lot" gents four in hand ties, cheap at 25c down and 4 tf I out price 4) I aOO (1 v Oft v ft Trousers, fn chevious and cass meres, sold for 3.00 A . J4 ,OOv Oy down and out price. IChOO One lot ot Men's better grades of trousers, in fancy' mixtures and stripes, that sell for all-wo- ol One lot men's high grade Trousers, in all wool Cassimeres and striped worsted all new patterns, worth 5.00 to any man dO fiO $13.95 for choice of any suit in the house, Suits made by some of the highest grade clothing manufacturers in the country, all this season's regular 27450, 30 00 and up to newest effects in colors and styles, 35.00 to be closed out in our down and out sale, 4 price. 3 I OaOQ Men's Overcoats and fravenettes in all wool and well tailored, values values to go at Slippers Ladies' and Children's Shoes and Slippers 19c 79c 98c $1.19 $1.48, $1 98 12S Ladies' New Cloaks just arrived will be sold tor 25c on the dollar. $10. 00 Cloaks for $2 98 $15 to $25 Cloaks $3.98, $4,98 $5'.98 Fine new Ginghams for 5c Brown and bleached Domestics for 5c Fine Meeting for i9C Outing for 5C Men's fine Dress Shirts made to order We bought the entire output of the Toggery shop, Nashville, Tenn. Shirts s Id for $2 50, S3. 50 choice for One lot sold for $1.50 choice I 5JC One big 'ot Ladies' Underwear, just received, down and out 4 Youths' Odd Coats, $4.00 LADIES FINE SKIRTS, 75c to $2.98, WORTH UP TO $9.00 p l nvO - C(iA DOC Aft vO a v "70 ft Ladies fine leather Shoes and velves, worth $4.00 tor. qc Over 100 pairs of this special "kind 50 dozen ladies' fine "y Hose pair ',...!. 75 dozen ladies' black Hose 4 , pair .......... .,. $0 1 qa v' (Q ft IOC Lt O. G. SPROUSE COMPANY, Earlington, Kentucky xMKEx&sraM 1 msmmmnsrm aeasssuBszxsrsesR A n" u rf .& Uj4j,