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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): January 16, 1912
Bee (Earlington, Ky.): January 16, 1912 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1912 bee1912011601_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): January 16, 1912 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1912 $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. yfv t TUESDAY tWENTY-THIR-D PROF. GHAS, SCANi, . ir L't m A a-. At The Tabernacle in Madison . ! . vine on Sunday Next at 9.7ft and n.C r m - tIF 'FRIDAY ; ' Z5T rv;rii:T Jfk . ' TUESDAY V!L YEAR I i lnQSKEB99pHP YOU DON'T ADVERTISE, YOUR f BUSINESS ,. s.,,rt r ADVERTISE - IT FOR SALE .Sl I" I" . FRIDAY EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KYm TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1912 Promised i 14.r-Roli- ef - No. Willing Workers Elect Officers Hurl By a Fall . 5 - DISASTROUS Five of- - HUE AT PEMBROKE Normal Temperature Week This LON TO LECTURE .... r RARE TREAT FOR ALL WHO HEAR HIM Prof. Scanlon himstlf is a man tu lasplre one with optimism. He is j., not tbat once- - common paradox or mm Intemperate temperance advocate. H In movement and in' speech, except when in a glow of earnestness upon the platform, he is moderation It stlf. There is nothing of the wild- eyed reformer about those gehial, t . light. blue orbs, which slow with a it of frankness and simplicity. J ' " '!fell, '.' . k ' large, looking to be h son of the Northwest, whence 'bewails, although West "Virginia was The Stato of his nativity, Prof. Scanlon bears with him the direct, open ways of the West. There is nothing professional abeut iiim; a "causo, is sot written on his manner or speech. He would, at first glanoef.be Bald to be at home in the professor's ofialr la MacaleBter College, Minn., which he relinquished to enter this work, rather than the temperance plat irm. Yet it was deep personal interest in temperance wbiob led him, y the familiar evolutionary pro-eout of the quieter ways of scholastic life into the hurly-burl- y of reform work, where, it must bo eald, be acquttB himself in knightly fashion. Philadelphia Press. ,' - HOREHOUND SYRUP Interuaily; It's a winning combination. Buy jO.-jhfoliar size Horohound Syrup; L.-- JJojlgfe'fc" a porous piaster free with g; oh bottlo. Sold by St. Bornard Mining Oo., Incorporated, DingDe- 4 e To prevent pneumonia, a cold settled in the lungs should be atcendod to at once. Put a HERRIOK'S RED PEPPER PORUS PLASTER en the chest and take BALLARD'S (WOUltlUC. X ' K W. W. Kington, of Mortons Gap, was in Madisonvillo Monday. Eugene Oldham, who has been in Evansvillo for some time, was in the eitjr Sunday and visited bis brother Garfield Oldham in the Southard neighborhood. Bud Kell, of Madisonvillo, was in the oity today. . .. , - north and havoo with the skin, eausing red, rough or soro obappod bands and lipq, that neod Buoklen's Arnica Salve to heal them. It makes the Bkin soft and smooth. Unrivaled for also burnB, bails, orep, ulcers, outs, bruiBeB, and piles. Only 25ots at all drug- cold-sores, frightful Polar Winds blow with terrific force at the far play tfsts. ' neighborhood, was here today Mrs. Maude Barnott was in Madl-- ; sonville Mond ay. Howard Todd, of the Southard the seasonable average in the. Westcitizens wer.e hurt, in ern district throughout the week, somo gab uutuuiuliited lntno of the 'The week will be one of gener-a'l- v buildings and exploded, breakiug fair weather east of the. Rocky out the windows and blowing one Mouutaluti, except that a phorfc peman across the street. Other build- riod of rain in Southern and snow ings were damaged by the flrer It in Northern States, will attend a, was thought for somo time the whojo disturbance which will upsta in business section would be burned; Mm Nftrt.huraBf fTiinorlar nrnaa flio but tho horoio efforts of tho bucket Middle West Wednesday or Thursbrigade proved successful. day and the Eastern State about Friday. Precipitation will be above No More Dyspepsia. the normal in the North Pacific subject jb "Thoughts about Jesus or other Stomach Troubles. States." Gae, Nothing will romain undigested or the Babe of Bethlehem". Next sour on your Btomaoh if yon A Texas Wonder Sunday morning, .the minister will will take a little Digesteze, a powerful digestive, harmless and pleasant The Texas Wonder cureB kidney preach' ou the theme uHow may a as Maple Syrup. For sale by the and cures diabetes, weak and lame salooa-keepget to Heaven" Chrisdrug department of the St. Bernard backs, rheumatism, and all Irregu- tian Endeavor has announced a Mining Company, Incorporated. larities of bladder, treaties, remov- sleadid .program for. next Sunday ing gravel, tbe kidneyis.a&d .bladder 0 p, m. John Salmon was elected In both men aBfLwowea. "Regulates Mrs. Vinson Scalded maaaer trouDie moaiiareov xznot treasurer of he. Sunday Sphool last Mrs. W. B. Vinson bad the misfor- sold bv your dragglstsiwUL le sent Sunday. tune to get seriously scalded Mon- by mall on receipt of $1,00. One RolertWarren Bernard won the day morning. Steam in the coffee small bottle Is two months treat- Temperance Declamatory Contest fails, to perfeet a pot blew off the top, and the boiling ment and seldom, cure. Bend for testimonials from at the Methodist OhurehlastPrlday c6htents were thrown over her right Ky. and other states. Dr. E. W. mght, All of the boys delivered arm from her elbow to the end of Hal', 3926 Olive street. St. Louis. splendid addresses. her hand. Dr. Johnson was called Mo. 8old by druggists. Prof, D, E. Snyder, who was so then and dressed the wound. She "Turkey "Grizzly Bear" Have popular as Chorister in our recent Trot" and is getting along nicely. revival wfites ffom Steuar, Iowa Run Their Course "We have a revival Chorus here of Many hit come from Impurn blood. Can't have The ban" has been put on the Tur- forty adultB and another of forty pare blood with faulty digestion, 'laiy liver and DtudoolL Bloodt'JJIlten key Trot and Grizzly Bear and other children; 14 additions to the ohurch stoggiib 'bowels. strengtheni itomacb, bonelt aad liver, and puri- sensational and disgraceful dances. in one day; thermometer 25 below fies the blood. 'J These danoeB were introduced byT zero".' some college sport, hut 4were'ja.iavri -- Oogresman-A. O, Stanley .writes Best Offer Yet danced in first class ball rooms. A (.nan ho win comer witn, tno cnair-ma- n For a limited time we will send torpscborean expert says tho "Bosof the House Judiciary comyou tho Louisville Evening Pob-an- d ton" will b till, live and bo the rage mittee to ascertain what can be done y the Bee one year. of eoolety dancing this season. toward helping along liquor legislaThe Cosmopolitan and Good House tion. The bill touching interstate Wouldn't You Keeping Magazines and the Home& Wouldn't you like to be a leader liquor shipments is in the hands of Farm six months all for $8.60. Subthat committee. scribe now as this offer will be with- instead of a follower? Wouldn't you llko to bo a ''live wire" in buBi- drawn in a few davs. Mrs. Mercer Dead Bee, uesa., originating ideaB and methods Mrs. William Mercer, of Decatur, Earliugton, Ky. that will cause big bUBinesB men to III., died Sunday night. She was bid for your services.? Wouid't you the daughter of JameB Kelly, Sr., Rev. A. D. Litchfield, former pas- like to get more pay I of this place. She leaves a, husband tor of the M. E. Church, atMadison-villYou can have all this experience and several children. Her remains Louis- you can get the bigger-pay- , now being located In you ban ville, will bo In Madisonvllle Sun- successfully manage a business of will be brought here for barlal. L day, and in the morning will preach your own if you will take the necat the M. E.'Churoh. essary training,' and. you can get Mr. aud Mrs. Grover Cardwell, of the training either at college or by Anton, wore in Madisonvllle Mon- mail. The first step is to write JNO. F. DRAUGHON, President, day. of the Nashville, Tenn., for prices on Mrs. Chas Mothersbead, BY MAIL; or for catalogue on Southard neighborhood, who has address been ill for some time, Is Improving. courflas at COLLEGE, Draughon's Practical Business MIbb Mre.f.Dora Fair ahd neice, College, Nashville, Tenn., Paduoah, Dora Harris, are visiting friends and LKj Evansville, Ind., Washington, relatives near Henderson this week. U. j. has-tene, er from, Washington, Jan. Much Loss Sustained the intense cold which- has prevailed m all sections of the country A defeotivo flue in the store of B. during tno past lew days is promis J, Garnett, of Pembroke, caused a ed during tho coming week. most disastrous Are Sundav. Five "The general pressure distribu of the leading business houses were tion, as shown by the weathor map destroyed. They were :H. 0. Whit of the Northern' Hemisphere dnnng low & Bro'thers, grocery, McOauleyl the last several days," says a bulHardware Oo 8. A. Powell, dry letin issued tonight by the Weather goods, M. L. Levy, grocesy, and B, Bureau, "is such as to indicate a J. Garnett, dry goods. All the build- general reaction to normal tempera ings were insured, but not to their ture conditions over the Eastern full value. This 1b the third hig half of the country by tho middlo of fire in Pembroke within the last ft- the week and to temperature above the Leading Stores Destroyed I HTChurch Notes ; ''' ' 'j' t t - Jfadlsonville Chriitian Church years. Severnl "uTetaperanoe" was the watchword afcalfTthe serviceB Sunday. The minipfen laid down the doctrine of TotalAbBtinence In his Sunday mornjpg sermon as well bp local u Mid National protection of dry territory. Tho bhildren a'ud the other rniAibors of the Bible School signed 'te'tl abstlnenne,. pledges. At the eft se of the morning service the preacher took a livery rig and Zlon Methodist Church and spoke J9 the Colored audience till after ene o'clock on their duty In keepiiig the town dry. At night the elderaof the churoh conducted tho bc'rylep and spoke in very positive ter.ms,in reference to the Liquor Prayers of C jriBt's people everywhere were eulioited for a great jLocal Option victory when the vote.ia taken Jan. 24. Worker." Wednesday night Prayer Meeting op-tio. eit-uutie- n. Class No. 6 at the Methodist Sunday School, taught by Miss Annie Ashby," elected Sunday the following officers, MIbb Fern Stokes, President, Miss Margaret Dudley, Vice ProB., MIbb Ethol Oldham, Secretary, Miss Nellie MoManuB, Treasurer, Miss Mary Parker, Literary, Miss Ida Lee SiBk, Social, This class and it's teacher have done good work since they have been banded together: Tho Class has worked faithfully to make up the $100 they pledged for the benefit of the New Churoh fuud, and have made good all but a few dollar, which they will yet succeed in getting by the delightful entertainments and social gatherings they have. There are twelve members in this cluoH and eight were present b'uuday with a uo. lection of $1.05. They would like to make both members and collection more, and invite any of the young girl's to join their interesting class and be a "Willing Gone to Her Eternal Resting Place urday night and fell, striking her head against the porch and rendering her unconscious. A physiciau waB summoned, and she soon recovered. Mrs. Barnes is very fleshy and that rendered her fall all the more dangerous. Mra. W M. Barnes, of Nortonvllle, Blipped on the ice in hec yard Sat- New Pump Moved The St. Bernard meohanical Crew, under the supervision of master mechanic, D.'W. Umstead, were busy yesterday moving tho- enormous pump from tho Earllngton Machine Works to the new pump station. It wan easily handled by sliding it on - the frozen snow. can move about freely and comfortably. Prloe 25c. 50o. and $1.00 Dor bottle. Sold by St. Bernard Mining uo., incorporated, Drug Depart ment. Attempted to Commit Suicide Frank Turner, of Paducab, who shot and killed John Clay, of Wick-liff' Pleurisy pains are located Just beshort ribs. Lumbago affects the same region but toward the back. BALLARD'S SNOW LINEMENT is the remedy in either cade. If rubbed in tborouhly it eases pain, relaxes the muscles and tho 'patient low the Mrs. Ferdinando Nelson, who has been ill for some time with typhoid fever, was called to her eternal resting place Sunday afternon at 4:45 b'clock. She was buried at the grapevine cemetery Monday afternoon. She leaves a huBband and two Bmall children and a host of .friends to mourn her Iobb. Always Slewed with a Hearty Appetite if yob use DlgeBteze. It helps your Btomaoh do the work, digests what you eat and makes good rich blood from your food, No more Sleepless Nights, Headache or Stomaob Misery. Get rid of all these troubles with Digesteze. Fifty cents a bottle, worth tenfold its coBt,.at drug department of the St. Bernard Mining Company, e, attempted to end hlB life by drinking a large portion of carbolic acid, but waB discovered in timo to prevent his .death. His trial which was set for Thursday was put off un . til tho April term on account of his weak condition. Headaches Signs of Danger. Anyone in this town that sulfeis frequently from splitting, neivous headaches ought to go at once tq the druggist and get a 25c bottle of our Carlstedt's German Liver Powder. Headaches always indicate constipation in a dangerous form, that may result in other extremely serieven ous ailments sometimes Bright's Disease and Appendicitis. Our Carlstedt's German Liver Powder acts on Jhe Liver, the real cause of constipation a few doses entirely remove the trouble insure a lasting cure never fails guaranteed if you have headaches, get a bottle today from the St. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug Department. 25o a bottle. Ohio Choked With Ice Incorporated. Nortonyillc , Mercantile Store, Robbed Saturday morning euon after opening the doors for the day, two colored men went Into Nortonvillo up-stair- Mer- Semi-Weok- cantile Store and while they and Richard the clerk were Stone, a white man, went into the cash drawer and took a sack con taining $0.70. He hid out all day, but was finally caught, but protecs, Semi-Week- ly e, - " . . ted his innocence. Ho was searched aud m his sock and underclothes were found all but 40c of the money. He was landed in Jail at Madisonvllle. Rcy Vannoy, of Madlsonyllle, was in town Saturday afternoon. The Ohio river near Louisville is so choked with ice tbat it is on the verge of forming a gorge which may have serious results. The river is filled wifh floating cakes of Ice some as large as house boats. Tow boats are kept busy trying to prevent the forming of more blooks. M 1 4 t les-son- B CONTINUED i 1 f. $ w DrJS Joy .Riders Meet Horrible Death MEMBERS EVANSVILLE REBATEASSOCfATION "C Tm. 'iiS'iCvfe! The First District Corn School V Flvo persons were drowned at J.Trenton, N, J., when an automibile owned by Fred Foster went over an enbaiikmont crashing through the Ice. There were six in the party, three boys and three girls, Foster being the only one who.esoaped, and he is still in a serious condition. Tho bodloB of the two men llavo not yet been found. You Can Eat Anything. Eat what your stomach oraves without tho slightest fear of indiges tion, whioh Is an awful feeling. You will not bo bothered with Sour Stomach, Heartburn. Nausea. Bad Breath or Heavy Feeling if you will j taKo one nose oi uigesteze. it relieves and cures, as, if by Magic. Pleasant" as Candy Relief in one minute. Get a 50c bottle from the drug department of the St. Bernard Mining Company, Incorporated. Mrs. Henry Harris and little daughter, of Mortons Gap, are visiting in the oity. The Baraca Club met at the Bee office last night and made plans to tion has kept a great many people from taking advantage the Clean Sweep Sale of the best line of high grade Merchandise carried in Madisonville, and in order to give everyone an opportunity to partake of this great Bargain Giving we have concluded to continue. Semi-Annual n Account of Inclement Weather The very severe Verier that has swept over this 'sec- I FOR TEN MORE DAYS the biggest bargain event ever offered in Madisonville in order to move, pur very heavy stock of Merchandise to make room for Spring lines which are already beginning to arrive. No such qualities for the same low prices are to be had anywhere, as every one knows that has ever attended anv of II ' our Cleap Sweep Sales will tell you that better goods for the m i j ocuuc luuncy can ..i. iue naa, as we maKe tne prices quiver nui wnen this sale comes on,. as we have but one thought mind ,and ftiat 'one is MOVE THE GOODS , Opens in Evansville next Monday, Jan. 22. You are coming, are you not? The doors of "THE BIG STORE" swing, both ways to its visitors. Awelcome at coming, a well speed at parting. You'll find our cabinets, cases and tables crowded and latfen with 'men and boys' winter wear of all descriptions, with prices 'discounted and marked down to such an extent that the very best is '" within reach' of the poorest. ir f j L- - yiTPAYS TO TRADE HER- E- 1 J ! ; begin operations soon. Ab soon as the boys pay their first months dues and initiations the Club will open its doors and begin Its exlstance as an organization. O. O. Rambo, of MadisonvIUe! was In town' today. Davo Todd, of St. Charles, was In town this morning. Taylor Oldham, of the country, was in the oity today. Itching, torturing kln eruptions, disfigure, anDoan's Ointment brie quick relief and lasting cures.' Fifty cents at any drug store. noy, drive one wild. i.i ... I rmjl ww 'GRAND: LEADER W- 1 I MADISONVILLE, ." .' KENTUCKY 1 1 -- I . "' Come to This Sale in the Next Ten Days and be Convinced f . - 'rt & L . i tt CO '&BejiMi33ee EDIJfANDrtgfHM e tt Sublcftpfxdn Rates y OneVYea'rl'ffJr, BHflNuHiTiS MW To WJtgayConcern slck;,fo&Uw2yfiar.wltliBlMrenaterl ITil' $StEM rw ti PAUL M.UbclfE. AND . Six months... 3hree months nm : SHOWING VATXTE OF HOUSEKEEP n. -- ttWff NCILoANPjRAD , ,. iujr... t iji WORKS WELL "ttsrs&xar 7 LI 1..TV . u . .i m vw.; W: m "Biv TML'MMk as; Wytacalth. and second" bottlo L,had;-toMv.u- 4SS0ClATEtDlf0R i Mj.e. FAWOfr, Memherof SlnRloconies. "Ip BjSlJftSS MANAGER ' ; Correspond: ib-ai- wrki to Specimen copies mailed free on application.-- ' l parts ofnh'e" ents wanted county. Address us for par Kentuckyt'RnssrAssociation and Second District Jfabliskers League tl&Ul&rS.- ij.t !: . Jul . my bronchial trouble disappeared, and r ".-- w 'wdrfc VgSin: W1 ' "' "'I' ''"lUtgfl.flBtV I am a visit that I C acwi,'6f the It was whon making may now pencils BiBiymj: curalivo elemeEts'of tho cods' livers, iearnca jgand jitfwfllht, ftacl. strength, I commenced Hours of Searchtna Saved When All, '' 1 .Thlnaa Ara Enumerated' as They Are Put Avay Family's Wheroabouts Asouteted F.er., dioqK l rN v; w Citizens National Life Insuranbe Co. GdmmbnVealth Life Insurance Co. Inttr,6Yirlii?ff,Lffe,r'IriS5Hfflrc:oV orne Pol ewpraMW: TED 13. 1 rM i .. htl int Branch O&ci in Morton's Furniture Store, ftrSonth Main Street, Mail-V- ; Kentucky,, Phone DAVIS, Mgr... . sonnlle, . .'" " " '' V1' , .J"' '" Tuesday, January 16 1912 I leiepngnetf V,,,;..tVa. K'-.-Tw H"1'' Ivrf No..4r-HISSAILE- EN . i f - J The man who whispers down a well About the thinps he has to sell Will never reap'acf op of dollars Like he who climbs a tree "and '.' hollers." Foley's Honey and Tar Compound "Cures In Every Case,", JaBH McOaffery, .Mux. of the Mr. Sohlltz HoteL Opaha, Neb., r,ecojn-rnenFoley's Honey aud Tar Compound, because it cures in every case . ,I Have used lc myself a'nd I have r.ecommpuded IttamapyAthers.wbo Reward, $100. $100 since told me or us great curaThe readers at this tapec. w(U W pleased to havepower in. diseases of the' lungs learn that there U at least one dreaded disease tive and throat." Foley's Honey and Tar that science has been able to cure In all Its stag pob lid Is a reliable 'family med- one hundred friends. Miss es, and tnat is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the Com icine. Give it.to your, ohiidretn and father and mother, Mr. Brown's . only positive cure now,. known to the .medical aha Mrs. you feeLacpld fraternity, Catarrh being a constitutional dls;at e, take, it yourself jyliei coming oh. It checks and cures Larkin Brown, Of 'Columbus, Tenn., requires a constitutional treatement.. Hall's Ca courIis, colds" and croup land pre were present.tarrh Core 'Is .taken internally, acting directly brononltls and- - pneumonia. Many handsome and 'valuable upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the 9y. vents ,. pub9ttntes,lr tern, tbefeby destroying the foundation cf the Refuse Mlnfug Co. presents" were received by the newly Sole! by tSt; e.rnard disease, and gylig the patient strength, bpr buildmarried cbUple. Everyone wiBhes Incorporated,' Drue: Department. ing upine constitution and assisting .nature fn the happy "hair riiudh joy1 In their doliig'ftVworfc. The proprietors' have so much ; . ds Presumably. ' Plus IX. was not without a certain sense of humor. One day, while sitting for hlB portrait to Healy, the paltttbr, 'speaking of a- monk who had left1 the church and married, he observed, ndt!'w'lthout mallco: "He has tak'en his punishment into his own hands." i ! Story of Chicago Physician. A prominent physician tells this story: A potir woman went to'& near' by dispensary to "ask aid for! her little son who had ono fcf his. fingers, smashed with a .baseball bat.;, At Jhe flrBt room where sbpj applied a curt attendant told her that; th boy could not bo treated thero. "Yv'rong plabe," ho explained, "this Is the eyo 'ari'dth ear department." "Vere Is dor thumb and finger department?" Inquired the woman, simply. Xop'-oi- : tonj? flrBt'tdTier sloferobm; it&ti iron contained In vinol which maketf Oielhodse, .Thero.vWe'RaflJr timk. Each one bore ft so suce8$l lnc,urInegblbnchltlB boxes and packagesSvnich was written a paper or card pfi eonatltutlotial'wnedyfor Vlnol lB.a. l'V6u see' I chronic coughs, colds, bronchitis and a' list "of , palliative ndfe? have (o sfteild arir'tlteirf looking pulaaoaary. trdrfbldsf-n- ot foi anything,'"' sh8 said, ''because Hko cough svrup8 Tryjnql If. you don't think it whenever an "article is pjft away the helps you, wovw'1l return your money. fact is noted pt th ho3C.orpackage, Ayhen anything Is taken,. out it is ST BERNARD MININChCO.y Incor, crossed off. from, tho lla.,.A pencil nd . porRted,. Drug 'Department ... tablet on ,the .door mak.e" of. an instanl, and thus I Ba've myself '! ho'lirso searching.;'; COLORED COLUMN. VaVl' We went to tho rooms bfthd bufVmembora of the Househbld, and on. KKV J. B. EVANS. EDITOK each closet door hung a pencil 'and tablet ""So far as possible I have the Nuptials possessions of each member stored In One of the BwOlleat nffairs of the his closet," said, my friend,, "but when season was the marriage of Miss this Is not possible I note the fact pn tho Mattie Brown to Mr. Bell Fowler at the back of may tablet, telling whero each'artlcle be found. Ono year the residence of Mr. and' Mrs. Clar- I was, taken sick in the autumn just ence Smith. Rev, R. EvanB when winter clothes Wero needed, and, ' thttokVto'this rnbthod, tho family word The bride dressed in a' beautiful able to find their heavy coats,- gloVcs, white messaline satin with silk caps, et&, without ever onco coming fringe, leaning on the arm of the to me." Hall closets were treated la the groom dressed in black broadcloth, marched In to the strainVof sweet samq.way. In thq kitchen there tyaa a tablet and pencil, on, which ,q wrltq music played Ky Mrs. J. V;"BblI. n list of articles needed, another on After the ceremony, 'orange 'sher- which were written tho menus for tile bet and cake were served id nearly three' meals bf tho day, whllo a drawer glde'd :by:, "rIbad-makipg- - eijgtbycrbjg .pTOitfftjeof. md. bou&ekeening. M- - ,rlwd. tQPrao, Southern National Life Insurance Co. IdependenLife:1nsararAJe4C6.w", 1&M&X tlffi 1hsiia-CirJ- . Southern ilife Insurance Co. i HlMhonAt ff T ( 8. ' Also Anv Other Stocks or Bonds of Anv Kind ';( I jtt'T . t.lt- - ,Vh uaoii 49 .(, .;' ,1.1 k DnrfVfn, .1 i.qiu ui nil nuiji aooo. JiXM tfW . . . S tblsoprk " fli " ""- F. G. iAILEY tm. MADISONVlLLE. - "XfeNTUGKY -- Brown-Fowl- er ii. j. - ff.fv L - '. . faith in'its curative povyera. that they, offer One Hundred Dollars for any,case that jtaijf to cure, .' Send for list of testimonials. .," Address F. J. CHENEY & C6'. Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggjsts, 75 pents. Take Hall's'Fimiry Pills for constipation"! ' tr- ' -- T-: 7. . ' .,,- ,, Not a Real Genius. A Connecticut; man. ' has an alarm clock which--' ,,ai;oujies. hlsj hens and feeds 'them, at he, proper'' time. Time pasted I,,.. A .real genius, would rhaye cpent: his vtlme - inventing, an alarm clock that would Jay eggs and cackle ' at"the completion of the feat; r-- s Upmi MisaMary Hawklna, of Danville, IU,Qmo Frka,&H,iRht. . , .. other 'people's might; be.Vbuthe. telt vEev.Wm. JDickdson, of Efopkins-yJll- e siura hlc was laziness will pr.each- at the Baptist f. .u . ,V"..'! church next "Wednesday night. let naigtvo him a nice audletide'.' ' Scholarship For Sale " ,r rtr we navetaiuu .Bcnoiarsrilp on '.,,. Lively.asaBoy.t Bryan-S'tratton Business"' Cojlege If you are tired; ,runifor sale. .This lBonojthebest bus, no, appetite, g.fct.a bottle down, 'have of Y.uoatan jness colleges h-- the Statej'-- . ani, a Chill Tonip. A few dpse.s w.HI Gt you'up give yOu"ii boy's appetite scholarship in this collneis a1. ''and- lively as ti THE SEMI WEEKLY. BiiE. make you strong Purifies the blood twelve-year-oland strengthens the,, system 60o .a bottle at the St. Bernard .Mining :c: CO., Incorporated, Drug Depart-pient- . . --. . When an Indian candidate for the ministry was, .asked fflne original 8h3, ho fiald he didn't know what His Was Lazlrjesg. married lifo-- ,.. - - - d. : tme thing Bote' This riroVed t6 be a tablet In the hall 6W Vhlch tho various mfembers .ot the. ' ramliy-wrofwhVn' they uweot out. f rq'ad: ;denUat'i; bqmo He$ at3 p. m.'1 "O.TShopplng; back for, hinqh.'' ."It's sack a belpto tb,maldt was her comment; and I kaew1 iHthout' her telling me, how rmich Running up and'downOsmrs'lt Bared.1 'A" It is noedleas.'Jo.Barjthat I adopted V. her system at once, and I cannot say how1 ma'riy' tlm'dB In tHo years lhat havd 'passed I haVo thanked 'toy friend Siiiss for showing me the value of a housekeeper's pencil. Exchange. ' show1-!youd dered, and sometimes my. cook" and, I had differences of opinioa'atf to which of 'UB'had iqreotteB. JiOw thre Ib never any troaeie. "Anl bow 1 must alphabetically arranged cards contained recipes. "Before I thought of thlB systeai","' said rayiiriead, "I was often annoyed by not seeing on the table dishes whlch I (houghf I had ,01 of WT3 ouna - Arip .1- ' 1 T7 - r From Madisonville, Ky., to jH Pe;ij.sacola, IV .. 1( '. iH Jtf wTij, mi 8 Florida 'l 'At AND RETURN l: , 1 .ip . .'' is Return Limit flay 31, 1912 mmmmmtm. 5!;Sf: AI . -- . ? ii Crayon Portrait Free :';. -- ' . Have you a photograph of a wife, daughter, mother, sister, husband, son, father, brother or loved one you would like to have enlarged in best e ' crayon? We will enlarge it for you absolutely free. life-fiz- Plumber Rat. An old story used to go around of a plumber who' kept a lot of rata in his shop In a trap, and when he bad a call always took ono along. The rat was frightened or forced to take to the drain, and Ho burrowed through to his liberty In the sewer. Of course. It was not necessary to take tho plp,es all to pieces, but tho big. bill came In,- anyhow. - Read Our Big Offer Send us yearpthe rjarmer'arid Stockman, of St. Louis, Mo, one, year and Popular Monthly and Ve will 'send you absolutely free and postpaid, a full size 16x20 crayon enlargement of any one whose photograph you will send us. One head onTy to be shown ion the' enlarge' ment. We do not make jroups-- i '$ .a A,v r We will return the photograph tlie same' time the enlargements are mailed and explain to you fully how you can get one of our s pictureframes free.. ' ; ,?. , $2.00fpr-our-paperpn's," Qhe-yea- r, reausa-i- . o auxiety.'i Thousand s" MJjf H1VHIBID UOU lb DUUUCHQlUliy. OUIU IfVA cronp,AnaPrevvontilu.danger an aeaiers. When given as soon crounv cough appears Qlamhep.laR:8.Cpugh. Remedy will ward-of- f an attack of as-th- o -- Onion Soup. Put six ounces of .bytter In a large saucopan over the flro.and stir Into It four largo whlto onions, cutup, pot sliced. Stew this slowly for ono hour, Btlrring frequently to prevent Its scorching. Add salt, pepper, cayenpo and about ono quart of stock, and cook ono hour longer. Then stir Into tho mixturo ono and a half cups' of milk and simmer for a fow minutes. Have ready a soup tureen. In it beat tho yolka of four1 eggs, with two table spoons of grated parmesan cheese. Stir tho hot soup into this, beating until. It thlckqns a Htlq, A sllco qf,,toast,i ed French bread should bp placed In each plato and, h,o eoup poured 'over iL . ,r v,l Home uieaning anq Pressing GHAS, Next Door (I. II . b'lUD ! STABLE I W. WRIGHT, Proprietor & STONE'S LIVERY to BARHETT i I 3 Wo arc; prp.parfi to rlo nil kinds of 'clenniuj:, pressing and dlterinfr. A lafly has 'charge of the lady's jrlepiTrTment, and special arrtinri'q'n will )q jiiyen to this class of work. t ,nd Fairy Loaf. i Jt high-clas- - v- ., These Portraits are Made w ty one of the Largest Portrait Feed Your Brain The brain body. v fti.V This extremely low rate is made to introduce these portraits in this cdhnty. After they .have i been introduced-anthe people have been able to see the high-clas- s work, this offer .will be with" drawn. Therefore, send in your order today now. riefore you put down this paper fill out; thei coupon belo)vjl.attach itta'thei.pho-grap- h you want enlarged and'eith'er mail it to us or 'bring it "in with $2.00. Don't put this offone moment tomorrow or ne.x,t week may ibe too late.Address.all orders to the d . . Hqusea in, tKe United States In a letter to.us this; house says:' "Qur artists are so proficient and our methods so painstaking that we give 'he broadest kind of a guaranteeihat any reputable pictures house c." Inake one that !'i "ougbly. and gives you confident. !n selling.". ' 1 t!Tone is of the rhpst intensely active, organs of the Four eggs, beaten separately; ono and a fourth cup's 'sugar j half a cup of, butter; half a ciitf of sweet milk; two arid'a-halcupa of flour; ono'f!oaspoori 'cream a toa'spboh soda; flavor to Caste.' 'Sift flour,) then .measure;, add soda and sift throe times., Cream butter .nd sugar lightly, Bqai yolks to stiff froth,. and stV. 'in". Whip whites to a foam; add cream, 'of tartar and whip stiff. Add iriilk whltegipf .eggfi aud .flour. 3l4r hard. Bake In a moderate oven about, SO minutes. f ' Years, of successful, experience1 hhve' taught; u's tlie'lessoh We'luivb'a bo.V nt yrillrVrt-ic- e of givine periFeVt "satisfaction fdr p'roh)pti''(leliver.' iCll work 'gtiarautoeJ. Give us a call and yon will be our customer. ,' ' , . rf. I.. . 'i ,'.'"' j (r While r ' '$ '?a 1 M'tlV .!- O.l M You Can Always Spend an Hour of Real li la Pleasure at PRINCESS Wafting New pictures changed daily ' :: ' - It ,not ' ,onl,y fruit 1 needs stimulation ridurishriie'rit1. ' put it, drlppiai; C; . jge With Fried Onions'.' C, itio ca'jlja'cg in fine shrcda and ' fdTriilnS'ln Wdlsonvlllc iLi ' - '' Ddri'b'Deisabject to uiaui ia vji ncivuus- fie3slTake our 1 Tvoi, fri'a Uettle with one tablcspuonfiil "of 'butidf 'or oil Season iwitb qa'il 'and 'cayonnopepn-totafto.iOov- cr tlttie'.v ainl let i " im . :argo orion i ,, . . ,Pay( fheri?ijta' " flj ' I fr ? ;. Special Matinees Saturdays ' ,. visk :.n tniall m....-- ' .. n f poori'ul cf Mv or til. When slight-bnuvneo, adrf M a. (laLbagjCyand fry '.oth together 'a fine golden brown. . l c ry, in onq tab'o- y Music by Orchestra A- - SEMI-WEEK- LY BEE, - Earlington, '.',' . . ' t Sj m p.t Hypopbospnites It bolaihspliospkoi'-li-s assimilable f or mi f y y; Nourishes-your brain Tones' up your sy iri-- aft -iri iCilleec Dressing, Toll's of two cga,'x)no tablespoonful each cf oolt. suksU', celery salt and' mustard,, a' pinch of caj'finhe oeDber. jan'd BalCfpioe;"of adidl oiie-hdl- Kentucky ,Ui . '4. H 4 K ir I SEMI.ftEEKLY ?EE, Earlington,, Kcnlxcky Date ' f - f r , '.t vV I t tT ,L cnciosea una $2.00 tor .which please .send me your paper 1 year, the Farmer and StockmanM and 'the People's Popular I Monthly 1 year ' As a present for.myrpromptness.you are-t'send "jmehpostpaid a crayon enlarged from the.photograph attached. $h ' ft'T " T My name k 4 Wify&shretvouqness. .Ml 'V&ft-$,iyOOjth- I gr sorv, anyone cup, .qfj vinegar,, Thicken i T- doubjle .bolWr! and stir until removed) front the. flrejt This will keplfi a'Cool'plcco for ser rJ eral wo6k. 2 f 4 'J,(f J,V) rU ' ' ' Fruit Eoialra. These are made latth) jmo war & f ordinary gclairj.onlv. tbfl In.BldokfllIIia' e)((her awDo - 'sinpoth and f Mtteyr' $& tup'qt creni WANT YQU mm noes j Iaw-j- Fl 2 tt ' )Bjnft8 joBeeklng oac I Iftjof bottle. 1 : ertiWkIi&vtm$'tieAoera6her& NewBystera of pookkeeping saves them holding good positions as the red from!2S to SO percent in workarid wrry. tekingDriuon'8.Hca&'Study. 1 ihfrth&Bd. Practically alj: TJ S. offi. CATALOGUE. . some aniall fJ3Ut,,wiapoocful! dal conrt reporters, Write 'the-- System of! 33JMv,WiJ SHprthand Draughoa. Colleges teach. IVfiyr j Because thekndw5 Itis ihe bestlnTff 1 '"'' ''-i'.- t anhlntr, - WKepers ail Pg', me unneu oiaioBBay tnat' xrausrno .. aassra lutfaHiK q MR Hopi,ShuIy. ui V conWfaiehe'in6ae-,o- f rt T' St. Bernard Mining Co. ' 1 parUS' Whn' alrlAratlnn 'eaa'e' ofervlngli'aBon'.1) V.VriJtfalVU " 'erVlnir" v trultfor ,f , MkvUU or Mempki. or K.oTUiVEl. "if Kga&M ad?S;S w Thnv am f&T ,F- i Mocha Froatlng.-One-hal- j f lLjAcorpora.ted If' y My address is. " :j: M DRUG DEPARWEHT ,19 kiV&fMvU'V 1JmU4. fl . ' best). Cream' this' into' one and one-- . half cup a confecttorieTs' 'sugar. 'Or the buter;rinay.lS melwa'aaoaPea rHi. Add two tableapotiii itrmj; 'cC lll'-VOl M ..cunbujer,, unsalted Is Slr'Prald.h.tidayM (M 'E BeAiv: that .bsrcFipirldffe. I Don't forget you receive 9,000 votesffol W ififcl A I ? - " G ' N I " a ( j BmfmmFnwmrvaawfmrrvmmm uummMmmm ' "ihiMi h lJiiimalliiiilmiiiiii immVtjMS MAf.u av r T)Jik)iarflPthaWewjiJ4zeni.rA,pre rMiko..j01Coanor.,and.-D6iHp8y!H9l-twoiiM0oyee- 4 ;;' v .' L&c JP&JUs'nffi w ivi - a " icira Wkftr ftK&MWi&vttii Funeral, Director,: t Ircncfirt Fmhalmnr ' wHBg on account of the corn husks, which ton Machine Works, were called to are thioker now than baB been Mortons (Jap jBu'dd'ay to do some fca&X fofcJLHiaqy y.eAJBuThrij is ,an work.for tb.St. Boranrd. B ef'the , i fe-- ' W Pliose 124-- 2 lr Iffi mtXT DOOR hl (I. TO POST OFFICE. i,4j?d;Kfeof J In MADISONVILLE, '.in KY- - F Tmmrtmtwmwffmwfi 'mwwwwwwffft iin Mil 'ii' .ilfi iii.; i .,i laHki-ii- .ii it, , ii .; ii ,ii,nit j i c jpVu;s of i d f! fotwf I werel wqre ' t--, Sunday In splta pt tha bad weatb the Meh- er,j gooll orod-attetuloSghobl, tfiar? dUt Sunday swjjral it birthday offerfpgB 'i-' ?n. JO-a- rl Sunday. " i Brady wrb in HopklnBvlUe v . , . , SDlok Wilson was in- Elmltch Frl djtr on business. ' ipo new subscribers to The Boo will go a long ways towards win-- $ - 8pjhow maiiy yoii can get' 'by th6 , ., , lBh of j?otay.l , l(2STod Bartios who has bbon on the sic list time will soon bo &b to)o out Rfialn. Kiiherwood Garablln, of the In town Saturday. (qr-spm- $lpo tourlng.car. Got that' handBume 5 passenger b,us,v jjow and' ooun-tryt'wa- B -- WW j.'Fletehor MoCord, tlf the country, wap in town Hatarday. 'fPaylor Oldham, of near Richland, wai in tovjnpartnrday. ftOld papers f or salo at the Bee : . oftl?o. j, Xjjttl.JtiBb Anna Leo Blaokwell, who hRB.ibeen. Ill for eomer time, dOT notjeeip to, ho any better.. 4. tTtio littlo daughter.). oft Mn and Mi. 0b,arj9 Qeyton, Jb verymiok,,. J5ft E. Gpver, has moved, to. Padu-cAjwbfi he jwlll make that plaoe hiVtif ft r (WW. ., t i. ff $ it utur''bepe;i iTom Mogant of the country, was ,,.....' 1. 17 iatown'atuxajj. injTj , ,, Graduated Optician. jameB R.'RaBh, df near Madlsou-vIHnwa,in town Tqepday. ,. ToramUt Vlnspn, of near Jllohiand, , . wf in towjj Monday.near)l Richland, Jack Howoll, of was in the city Saturday. rWlll Gamblin,' 6f the Southard nmhdor,hQ9d, was in town Saturday , . by. tEyoB tested, ielaeBos properly fitted 0. Wiley. Jn, thoyiotory buJW-- . b, . ... , i'JAw hardwaro sareeman la'back in tnlB J. T. Uasoy, of Nortonvllle, was territory for his old bouse, In MadiaonviUe Monday. . .after apnip yQarsfcpt asenco in the extromo ilortliwesPferidbthor L.MlBJPorteva Skndusky,' of New parta,ofithp couu'tiy. Ben rwftp hero Yorhf, ift.thog'ue&iof Mrs. Jpe Mo V PhetBp'n)irof.Mahi8onWille.(f ye8terday,'hl8 ol'd Smiling elf. He Yib .Allen, qijf Maaonville, 001 was'ln town ydstorday; ' ' l pexterGauibnn, pfthe Southard GoOkGannon wrb called to Can neltoNytnd., yosterday,by telephone neighborhood, was In town yesterj, y; informatlppof, the ddah .,pf Is day) ifcr tjCQtheWjtlw, ,wbq,h.ad'.boori in HI " J)r.Roy Roblna0n,of Hopkinsville, l ) spent Sunday nj Madis.o.nyi.lle, wjtb( .health for su.me tmie.; Dr. A. W. Davla, of Mortons Gap, friends. had a novel winter experience the Ray Herb made a business trip to other night while riding home after Hopkinsville Sunday. a.caUat.Barnsle.w .The doctor wan ' Don'tfOrRdr'tbe" y 6ure.be kuow the. topography of that Bee has a branch office for lwuiiodiate spot and foarlessly rgde people In Mortbn!s Furni his horso oross the railroad wherp you wahUjadyortiJ. everything looked' smooth and. uig-u- joofWorK or wibk no sunscriuo white, on the deep snow. Just over for the paper, call up number 4. the track; his horse plunged into a ALEEjpiiLviB, Manager' .. deep ditch, full of snow, and the The many ifrilends of M1bs iA'da tfpptpr landed fortunately in another Shaver, will be glad to bear that depression alongside, hur.self.,lso, she is improving. , on a friendly cushion of the "beautiful.'" Both'4 tb dootpr and hl.s. Goorge Holtzclaw, of Sebree, was steed bobpod up safely and had but In .towyesterday, and went from . : th.e BBrprfso and the cold plunge to here to MadiBonvllle. Will Oarngan'B little' daughter show for their experience. Get the' habit of coming to the was. badly., burned. last night. She .branch ofllce of, tho SemNWoekly was Bt'andmg in front of the fire Bee, at Morton's Furniture 'Store, when her, clothidlr caughti.'and: w.hen youiwant engraved cards, em- - burned one leg, both arms a,nd her t is .hoped the burns will. Dpssoa lecxerneaas, aance iiCKetB or face, We have the best and ndt prove serious. prpgramBj lot ub flgu.ro with you on prices. Get in the Automobile contest. AiiiBBN Davib, Manager. .Se,qdJ.uAyqurpam)e,wandfwfi,will Mibb Amml Dew, a charming etart you vith 2,000 oompli.med-tar- y younglady of Hopklnsville, Is spend votes. You can win this ing a few (days Iti this city, collecthandsome 5 passenger Howard ; ing for the orphan's home, ' touring: car if you try. J MrB. Jolijn T. Wilson, of near Rich-lanA. R. O'Bannon, of St. OharleB, spen;t Monday, in town with visited his family here Sunday. a Mrs. pickWilsou. rj ,lr. ", W. Major Utley, of tho country, waB in town Fflday. BOOKKEEPING Earl CollluB and wife, of Pem- - Ikf F.1. Jb TYPEWRITINGibscf brqke, visited their Bister, Miss TELEGRAPHY & Lanier, of this city Sunday. Pearl li I'll litH mtrpff t mi ke fmimr.fmmtririi-J'- Miss Cofa Vincent, of near Rich It laaJ hi yer of experience Inv7Ti.ii' I'rfMdcnt mercantile and bnklui? liuiineai, lo 32 yeari "IneMlnj? 10.WO land,,who. has boen 111 for several. TOitnff En.'vnil.women tarmcrrtf T7.Knternow. UditaYI'ILBUR K. SMITH. lUexlarteB, Kr weokB is ijnprovlrg slowly. Sim-mqn- s, 1 1 :. -,." BecjiiaB BH,oirfngVppul.a lrt'May, ttyn$tfo WeBtffk Newsapwri) j. iPftS'y Mond7.; jTJpieo. v wwn Saturday. Diamonds remounted. L. O. WiLBYj Jeweler. . oiwrv' O.jManof MadfB,vif, . WAB iWRiallloUe,;;touriBt printJ er.wrwjn werfH t C. A. Cww. , .i' MQRTPNT ira m ' ,1 .?? ! (' 1 town last nfeht." He from hero. .Watoh repairing, Prices reason- L. OWiubV; Jeweleft' I MADISONVILLE, KY; 7 i. t & . -- ( . ,i the ': ! TW I , Semi-Weekl- Madi-sonyll- le tur-tor- ,'t r . . v . '. d, , .'. K'WtfYf .--- w. 4 lMJitL JL-- -J 1 r 0 , r.r Subday bi0The'Wte8UM A (uy . nioru. wore fjniy tz prqsanc anq ii ijiswcre d Prbmpti&r Day xxny vjau a or Nigtt. itime.rl04. it.' Is hotisd the -. n .attoii'ahcQ, rijl' J)0 dpubler !E3act 4 one br)ngoie... K HJ .;? ,' j t W L. O. Wiley Engraver, In the i 'y y Y "j m i'i ui', iVI.cto'ry building. i " , x. 'BTopVinsvifle MrsJ CXb Thayer Elmo Trahern, 6 'MIbb .Georgia Gnfiln, of , qry, :Al,a0 arrived in tho city Sunj. waslntowAHaturday., JibaB' bodn . viBithjg! .ber 'Mibb MryFrahceBAsbbv. of kad- - ay to ylalt lie;r parentB, Mr. and. father, D. B; Griffin j returned homo lBojivllJe,was . the- Mrs. Fred Rdotz. ., .. M gueflt m J .1 . .' k Saturday af terboon . i i il Kathleen Corey Saturday JYS. Wibb, yho has been on tlyT Abner Johnson, traveling salesSteve MotherBhead, of Howell, Bick list for (several days,( was able man for the Carleton Dry Goods Co. x j visited his parents here Saturday to go 'to work yestdrday. of St. Louis, spent Saturday night n.i&h.fcjnd.upd.ax,l.tt..-,.- , -.t.. . tA.rtliur MileB'. wob in Elmltcb Frp sndSunday with his family at " '," ,"'".." Oarl Woolfolk viBlted bis parente, day. Mrs. L. R. Woolfolk, at ;Misa MalielStowart,'of Providence Mrs.A. B. WilllamB, of NaBhville, Mr. and, Madisonville, Saturday night. who hasvbeen visiting, M'bsob Oorj wasjcalledito iGlayA Saturday on ,aa? 'lA,s;hby.for several' ber'fat'h'ejrj EJ. iFoVes.t Myers, of MadiBonvllle, lenheWnd Rub'y count of thedeath f days, went to Madisonville Saturk was in town Saturday afternoon. N. Blackburn. 'day" whete Bhe will' staV for 'a. whi-witiWeraakd a speolalt"f dolug two L M. Wijtistead, of Lisnion, wbb j& relatives, , and three Color work. If you. want ,in.town Saturday enroute to HanBon. Bud RobtnBon, the Evangelist, of classy Job work that will give satisW. H. Fjnley1 of Westbourp. Tenn, the Meihodist Ohuroh delivered aj faction see our samples and. get was in the city onbusinoBB.r ,thet Tabernaole prices atutbe Madisonville Branch vMisseB:'N;elIe ,MpM&UB and Dot lecture Jit sonvllle,. .Monday. '.night, 'Btopplnl:. Office in M.orton'.s .iKurmture Store'.! 'Bean were in. Madisonville Saturover juBt for a few hours', heis en-i Aileen Davis, Manager. day afternoon. route from bis homo in Texas tT 'Ruby Laifboti, of Madisonville, Lucy Bean went to Madison Portland,, Me., whejo be will hold" Mrs. who attended the ..session,, of .the series oi meetings. ville Monday tn business. Legislature at Frankfort, returned ,t... DulIn'Siliave received one' thous ,, y, ,, Lambert Howard, of Madisonville, home Saturday, , ...a ., and dollars in new silver,'1 to ty: attended .cb.urch bere Sunday. , Mre, Frank Joxwascalled to Olav given away rin their '"orange Saturday on account of the death of MIsb Frances MoElfatrlck, who Which begins Wednesday. -- ; - BalJ fflj her fattier", E. N. Blackburn.' Hea'rt has been ill fnr Borne time, is able , fFrank Hpdige,,,qf'rprtonvirie, wS trouble was the cause 'of his death. tojbeiup'agairti.1' k "il.i j Her friends extend their sincere . ,.W..H.. ..Wiiltford, the popular in MadlBouviU6 Monday. vi m Bmypathyl' .Madisonville hardware man, was in Evansviile ji. IkeDavis. waB,, A. R,, Blanks, of Madisonville, was Saturday on bnsine&fl. ; Monday.,,,, , ., in Greenville. Saturday, onbusenees. Mrs. HattiVTDllUngnam went to ernoon. iMaais9npiie,j3aj;ujrqy( wiDink vWilllamsJ of MadiaonviUe. -- i TELEPHONE SERVICE .wasijn if.otpAvUie Saturday on bus- ' ') ' ' "J ' .-. LOOK HEEE, ME. EAEMEEl.tl $& Note that the Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company, Incorporated. Is offerliIfyou really :want to wfn tho $1600 ing to you an ideal proposition tot telephone service. Using our service you have advantages of long distance connections td every Important riblnt in the United States'. The utqmobllKet sphsprlbors for The advantages of telephone service in your residence are too numerous to'm.entionv but among JBee and get 90oavdteB4. them would be dailv'coMmunicatibn with the markets, obtaining prices, getting accurate reports tn the weather, calling up your neighbors, friends and relatives. All these advantages and pleasures are more than worth-thprice you would 'pa j for therserrlce. r Don't fall to ,retprnyour votes Literature and information furnished by calling. on our manager, II. V. Shelton. Wednesday afternoon,, not later than .. ' I, ii ,.!.,, and-thlB- Sunday Schoql for Sunday was a great deal betteVrthan it was 'u Theatiendaoe ottCliYsJitikn fhe'past ,!Wn.Wy' 4mJ uneral JJirector and 1 JCiinbalTJier r y ii i . nnji !9?I :t i . Madison-v.nia,.-'W- ho ih, .'4J rt qfr-Mis- s. . t. AJ "b't . Mall-lsonvill- e. '.!. ' .-i- n h . . r.". i j; Jn-Ma- dl' ,K ,J ?' i.1 m I !' -- ....... i 5i . . TJE. BE$T i i -' i . - , So'clookrU- - r.-' ' ' '. i Bill HancOck, of the country, was ih town Saturday. CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE iMHHHHIHHHMMMMMMHHiWiniiWrtr & TELEGRAPH GO. rated Incorpo- iGct BEE . Into The Big Auto CONTEST! " 7: VJ Contest closes May -- Tpuring. Car. to grarTd";tl;600'' Howard be given, away, free. by E.aVlington Boosters C.lub. J adlx member of tljis dluip' will give; votes- th'at'wilhentitle theholder-'ofthe-great- "' est number of votes to this elegant '"Automobile Pf'eS ; ,u :'' - :lT. " Five-Passenger1 "' .. i ' t - - . P Ho'w S3 - 1.5, lOlS EI r- i ; "ar h w r, intufi itm ; ? 7 i? ': i 1 How to Get Votes Votes on the Automobile will be given with every cash" purchase made at the store of any me'm'b&r of the "blub, i bo votes for every dollar's worth purchased. NOW IS THE TIME TO GET "BUSY! l'the. earliefr' yoii start the HHHflHHR ii'f' 'iSMIWiBisMLsssBri itWL more ,advaStage. you will have in the the i object pf fittal' countyth'js cbhte'st is.to "get" tfusmess. Wevare going to give:, this ane,r Auto to- the per- son who.will accumulate the greatest-numbe- r 6i voiles, therefore it is to thehv--4 VsKxHrKsssssssfesHslHHH ' tef est bf eVer" ? cptfte statit to ask1 'ineir .SSHsBKlsVlUliSMSElSBMHsSSSSHHudMiHltfKnsSWZr ir.Sr JSSBIiiSi frietidandiibiehboVs: ivhb" "buy! their Dry ' ' .v -i ii J M,V.tl j ' v"; rj i. iW j !f"5J91.. gOOQS, locning, .poes,. nam aim evci,yj tWuJ thino-the- y ge.trom. members qt tncvyuo ' .ajti "Contest ATI ,andisavekthe,couponsf.for yot. Thu? j rXlich easier for 'the contestant Read carefully the rules of!ffi6 wate4 aSl will th'cbiitestant vho gets the greatest' .' to understand the wethodstthat.S f friends who; trade) here,dntl-giVejX i humberof ' 2'u!ftMm& &f contestMs1 will Ife- bub- 1. N6'nafe of contestao HMksMt will receive the therrithir cdupdhs, hshed. 3. Every contestant gets 2,000 votes to start vjth. 4. Every contestant gets & numj greatest numoer oi voies. ber. 5. Standing of contestant's number pubHshed 4Akly. 6. A votes mustjblBrougnt-- ' - to Get Votes ' M'W tl ri 1 ' iKMHH ' With eyery yearly subscription to The Earlington Bpe,. accompained by ,i ih cash,- - 3,000 votes' will be giyen This applied t0 back subscriptions as well, as new, subspripiions,!:' and you can pay for. as many as you desire. youca.n als? get voces on job, printing and advertis( ing - : jMLtjijMJfflSBsPi 5 . i- , lmBBBKKEHSKw ' f : lulese Vaif 7. - 1 - either job pr.intmg or ' advertising. Get your, friends to give you ' 'the ' votes when.they pay any or their 'Accounts. But the best way .to;get. votes, isjio .secure subscriptions, to The Bee, .as. the: schedule of Vdtes is so1 ranch, greater. iorsub- scriptibnth4n foo.i anything, else. You will be suprised how easy it is t6 get ' to Thd"Bee if you try. "'. -' '. tr".'.'''' CONTEST CLOSES MAI T5, 9US "'A1 .. H 'it'jji '1 . sub-scrMions 100 votes for eaclj. ..dollar paid,, 9n - f-"- f f ' T - 4.-....- J U Your go to Work (or . If 'SentJ'tn I wn Wtch. . . 1 r- - . Clock. : 4 Jewerjr . . - Gr -WltfV : ! in Wddjiesday fojjecording. with fOntestant'fjftMmber .. .v. mm'. Wch (Jfftj fe J Kepamng ... inonthtMo r?&7. " v t "n. iu.'?r JEwtestantfMavjmg lailat befote ftcordinEf. tbijautO.?Vl2. Contest; aa amount on top' slip oiity.flr 9. Votes mustjji&t bAttlten on. 8. Tie votejttfln package Color of certijtotes wyj oe i-- i.y . Nomih'ation,at'-O1scfr;an- ; ;; ;, :.r.,rl I r Webb tV t? F1i tmmmmm, st, lU 4 h.j hm(& 'Brothers Groceries A Jt'i JS2' r cjyhe ImiiaiKr. " v: will M&be Wfr ,n i ? wmm to w. vowlthi4f $ nur coufati 10 iferVotesAire ttajKferabliYnly of d(is '; ji GeoYgetKing & Son i r . lp,t2Jltns ,. t 0-. fc ".' ' inii t Tiy 1 ' 'V ' c INCORPORATED J e 'it' if - f TVi4l7,j - 1 rv kaj. 'v..5S5 . sit. . v;JT-3d r iw. t ,i''""'" . ' 1 l" tfiT rim. -- .t - xvfet G :; vw5pwwpp4;r f..i .p 2fV Pf rl'VRw Wt WRjt!tf5Sff ,w i V' ' Barnetti& Stom; Lkkyman 1 jIMl r? , sQ 0G( CP fl? . J iv) 1 'x " "U3f VCi v J i' Ahm lifii't-':'- ' "LM-gl- - r rj. January Clearance ? 81 5 if ' WITH he above plain statement, without any play on words, we announce our GREAT JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE, beginning WEDNESDAY, JAN. 17, and continuing. 10 SALE DAYS. In addition to this GREAT CUT SALE we have arranged to make a gift to our customers $1,000 in SILVER and GOLD through the medium of our ORANGE SALE. The greatly reduced prices advertised below apply on our best and newest goods, just as specified and back of every statement stands our guarantee, "IF YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD, . and Orange Sale Combined Oranges Filled With Gold and Silver $1.000 Will be Given Away Absolutely Free . ale i 4 1 sA . IT'S SO." , m Ladies', Misses' and Children's Garments Ladies Tailored Suits Half Price ThlB does not mean a few old left over suits but choice of our entire stock of over'100 new Winter Suits, all sizes, all colore. $15 Suits for $7.60. $25 Suits for $12.50. $50 Suits for $25, etc. Unrestricted choice of any Suit at HALF PEI0E ladies', Misses' and Junior Fancy Coats at Half Price In the same way as our Tailor Suits we oiler Unrestricted Choice of any .Ladies', Misses' or Junior Coat made a Novelty Materials, at Half Price. LADIES' $ Men's, Young Men's and Boy's Clothing KEN'S AND YOUNG KEN'S SUITS All of our H. S. & M. 'Suits and Sferouse Bros'. High Art Suits the very last word In Ready-to-WeClo thes, aro Included in this Clearance ar K. During Our January Clearance Sale Beginning Wednesday, January 17 and f lr Continuing 10 Days 1 Salo $10.00 Gororshoofor guar- - H' IV Those who attended our previous Orange Sale need no second explanation of its meaning. For the benefit of those not here on our former sales, we give our p an: With each dollar's worth of merchandise sold for cash at the reduced prices, we will give one '' nice Florida Orange. . Some will be just as they came from the tree Some oranges will contain a SILVER DIME Some oranges will contain a SILVER QUARTER Some oranges will contain a OlLlER HALF DOLLAR Some oranges will contain a ' Iff and MISSES' BLACK and NAVY COATS $ 8.75 -- . I 6.00 10.00 15.00 20.00 25.00 Coata for Coata for' Coata for Coats for Coats for 6.75 0.50 13.50 15.50 anteed Suits tpOluU $12.50 Gororshoofor guar- - fr4f QC anteed Suits $ Uiuv $15.00 Strouse Bros'. CIO flR High Art Suits I&itJU $18.00 Strouse Bros'. QK High Art Suits IDiUO $20.00 Hart, Schaffner m4"t F & Marx Suits p 1 1 1"3 $22.50 Hart, Schaffner 4 Q QC &.Marx SuiU 3iUJ $25.00 Hart, Schaffner Af) & Marx Suits n QT f"C IP )Z!il3 .... .... .... 5Mrr Kxicxjyc $ urn LADIES', MISSES' and CHILDREN'S COATS AT 91.00. Ono rack containing 36 Coats, some of each Ladles', Misses and Children's, sold formerly up A to $12.50. Choice tpiiUU SI LVER DOLLAR uULUlltut Jl "and Some oranges will contain a J)ZiOU tn PETTICOATS $6.00 Black Taffeta Petticoats $3.08 4.A0 Black Taffeta Petticoats 2.08 ti Some oranges will contain a ElC I EL EL Jk V LhI Remember, the Merchandise you get is worth farm ore than the price you pay the Oranges money kre a gift. 3.00 4.00 5.00 7.50 10.00 Knicker Knickor Knickor Knickor Knickor Odd Odd Odd Odd Suita for. ...$2.75 Suits f r 8.65 Suits for 4.95 Suits for.... 5.05 Suits for 7.05 $1.25 2.25 8.10 4.25 $4.05 MEN'S ODD PANTS the 4.00 Black- - Messallno Dress Goods and Staples wide, $1.50 value 05c wide, $1.00 value 00c n wide, $1.25 value 85c Black Strlpo Panama, Imported Blk Satin Strlpo Cashmere, $1.50 , 50-I- n. Silks, Dry Goods $1.50 2.50 3.50 5.00 $6.00 Pants Pants Pants Pants Pants ............ ' Petti- J w: V' V- - - 2.08 coats 1 $1.50 Dresden Cotton Petti75c coats All Colored Silk Petticoats Same Prices as Black. LADES' SHIRT WAISTS Choice of all '$1.60 and $1.25 Black Panama, Navy Panama, 60-l- n. .... 42-l- Flannel and Llnene Waists. $2.50 Silk Shirt WaiBts. ....-$1.$3.60 Silk and Net Shirt Waists $5.00 Messallno Shirt Waists. $7.60 Marquisette Waists.... $10.00 Fine Chiffon Waists. 75 .05 valuo . . .. 05c wiio, 75c valuo Lt. Grey BatlBte, 42-l45c French Grey and Porcolaln Blue Voile, $1.00 Value 55c Stripe Cashmere, Rose Shade, $1.00 value.. 50c Light Blue W ol Creep do Chlno, $1 value. 05c Wine Color Basket Weave, $1 value... .65c Scotch Plaids, 25o value 15c n. k i (Ah' .... I ' 40-I- n. 42-f- n, 32-ln- .', Yards of Fancy Silks, New Fall Styles, all colors, checks, stripes and plaids, 18-i- n QQn wide, 60c values. Choice JUb G5o 75c Foularde.fota Silks, $1.00 valuos 24-l45c wldo, dark colors Tat All 27-i27-l15c Taa Seco Silks, 35c values Black Dutohecs Satin, Just In, received one piece before Xmaa, $1.25 value 85c 36-l4 patterns, 60o values. 89c Kimona Silks, 1000 n. n. n. n. BOYS' KNIOKER PANTS 50o Knickor Pants 75e Knickor Pants $1.00 Knickor Pants $1.50 Knicker Panti. $2.00 Knicker Pants ...:... v. 45c 66c .. 85c $1.25 $1.75 MEN'S and BOYS' OVERCOATS $ 3.00 4.00 7.50 5.00 2.50 3.75 5.00 0.75 Shoes for Men, Women and Children 38 Ladles' Tan Blucher Shoes, regular price $2 to $5. Choice HALF PRICE. 3G- - Pairs BLANKETS - 10.0 15.60 20.60 SS.06 LADIES' $4.00 $5.00 $7.50 $10.00 and MISSES' SIGHTS Pairs 42 MEN'S SHOES Nottleton's $6.00 Patents, Skirts for Skirts for Skirts for Skirts for ,...$3.00 4.25 ...-....-- .,. Button and Blucher. Choice .... $3.00 CHILDREN'S SHOES 200 Pairs Children's Winter Shoes, Vlcls, Box Calf, Patents, sizes from child's 5 to a Misses' size 2, regular price from 75c to $2.50. Choice ONE-THIR- D 0.25 7.50 KBIONAS ! Big lot of Flannelette Short and Dressing Sacques, worth XI-raon- as tf' 5 up to $1.00. Choice $1.60 Long Flannoletto OKn &UU Klmo-na- s Pairs Howard & Foster's $5.00 Patents, Button, Blucher (Tn PO and Bale. Choice . . .i . . .iffZiuU 58 Pairs Howard & Foster's Pat ent Vlcls and Gunmetals, . .$2.00 $4.00 grade 36 Pairs Howard & Foster and Helmers, Bottman, Patonts, Gun-metals and Vlcls. $1.75 $3.50 Grade 100 Pairs Men's VicI and Box Calf Shoes, $2.00 to $3.00 grades. Choice OFF. ft vc , .I - $1.15 .' $2.60 Long Fleeced Dressing 1.50 . Gowns $1.50 ' .,.... CHILDREN'S CLOAKS $ .1 I'-- 'i "V Hftv 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 7.50 10.00 .. Cloaks 'for - ...$1.25 - 2.00 Cloaks for 2.50 Cloaks for -.3.50 Cloaks for . - 5.00 Cloaks for . . . Cloaks for ..M ....... 0.00 .-. .- grades, for . . . , . . .OV)' . . .$ I lull 75 Pairs Boys' VIcYand Box Calf Shoes, sizes 3 to $1.50 and $1.75, for . t. BOY'S SHOES 66 Pairs Boys' Patents, Vlcls and Gunmetal, $2.00 and $2.50 (M Fft LADIES', MISSES' aHdOHILDREN'S SWEATERS 35 50c Sweaters 05 $1.00 Infants' Sweaters, $1.50 Sweaters, all kinds. . . .$1.00 $2.00 Sweaters, all kinds.. ... 1.50 $3.00 Sweaters, all kinds.... 2.00 $5.00 0 Sweaters 'for ladles...,. 3.50 J s OUTING GOWNS $1.50 Outing Gowns $1.28 .08 $1.26 Outing Gowns 75 $1.00 Outing Gowns' CO ,75vOuting Gown's .60 Child's Outing Gowns.. .40 LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS BcaUtifjil Embroidered Handkor-chlef- s, packed six assorted style3 in v , Big fresh lot of our fine all wool Springfield Blankets, the slightly Imperfect kind, a regular $0 QQ yUiUO $6.00 Blanket for Very largo Wool Mixed Grey Blanket, $3.5Q values, for. .$2.50 Fine Gray Woolnap Blankets large size, $2J0 values. .. .$1.05 Fine Gray Woolnap Blankets size 64x76, $1.75 valuo for. $1.45 Good heavy gray Cotton Blankets, 64x80,tdr $1.00 large Check Cotton Two Pairs Blankets, $3.00 values for. $1.75 Seven flno Robo Blankets, $1.25 $2.00 values, tor " Overcoats $ 2.55 8.45 Overcoats . . ; 8.55 Overcoats Overcoats . . . . w. . . ... 4.25 . 8.05 Overeoata w.. 12.03 Overcoats 17.05 Overcoats MM . 21.75 Overeoals lODTS ODD VS8TS, 95o 160 Men's Odd Tests; worth $1.00 ' to SI.66 sizes. ek, some of all Choico DRY GOODS ftPft Zulf 1500 yards of Dress Ginghams, 10c and All 12 12c c values. Choice.. Bookfold Percales, 36-inc- 7c V RUGS . 10c All 25c and 35c fino Morcorlrsd PopllnB and Repp Suitings, Choico i 15c Lot of 10 Outings Lot of Outings 5c All Flannolloto.es, 12 and 15c 7c 7o 5, moo Good Room-siz- e Brussels Rugs, $12.50 values . : $0.05 Good Seamlegg BruBsells room-siz- o Rugs, $15,00 values. $11,75 $17.00 Beattle Velvet room-Ru- g grades, including Diickllng Fleece loo Best quality 24x48 inch Diapers, already hemmed, each 8c STAPLES Best BeBt a box, 75c values. Per Box $1.00 1.50 2.00 2.50 3.00 , CHr ........... .DUG WOMEN'S ' 76 SHOES MEN'S and BOYS' HATS Fairs Ladies' high grado Shoes, i c. . v CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES i ' ! J r A f f I i 60c to 89J for Choice of all Dresses selling up ,. . . .70c to $1.25 lor . . . . i . . .r all Dresses celling up Choice of 08 to $2.00 for CHILDREN'S SERGE DRESSES All Wool Sorgo .ureases, 14 years, $4.50 and $5.00 Choice of all Dresses, ages 2 to C years, selling up to 69c, for. . ,30c , ,i .. -- iii VUU1(U VI. all U1UBBUB DUinub uy ,.. nearly all sizes, regular prices $3 to $5. Choice HALF PRICE. 30 Pairs Ladles1 Patent, cloth top Button Shoes, all sizes. .$1.50 ? z.&u graao, ,.,,,,,, Volunteer Brand Hats. .$ .85 Volunteer Brand Hats. . 1.25 Gold Medal XX Hats.. 1.75 Gold Medal XXX Hats'. - 2.15 Gold Medal XXXX Hats 2.75 3.'50 Gold Modal Special Hats 2.05 .- $12.75 f. Tapestry Brus-selSeamless room Rugs. $14.75 $25.00 Best Axmlhlster room Rugs $10.75 $4.00 36-lAxmlnister Rugs, $8.50 $2,50 27-iAxmlnister Rugs. $2.00 Mottled AxmlnlBter Rugs, $2.00 values, .$1.50 $18.00 ire ..., ls n. n. 27,-l- n. '...(. Wall Canvas 4c L.L. Brown Domestic 5c Flno 36-lSea Island Domestic worth today 7 c . . Oc Good 36-iBleached DomeBtio, absolutely froo from starch OJjJo Best grado AA Bleached Domestic, yard wide, worth 10c...7J$e Good Indigo Dye Apron Ginghams 5c 36-l- n. 30-i- n. n. n. NEWPORT WOOL SCARFS , vHk H ubb o " Qq OQ , Bt m m H Hv U Km Hi r; l& 75C 25p Ifowporte, all colors 20c 50c Newports, all colors.... ... 40o Newports, all, colors. $1.00 Newports, red, white and ..... . 50c 75C black '& values. Choice ONE-THIR- D t)iJQ "-- LADIES' HAND BAGS, ONE-FOURT- H FURS OFF "ino-Th- lrd .-. t, OFF - w All Fur Pieces and Sets for Ladles' of nff -. j ii.iij iwu uuuuicu, a v Choice entire stock of Ladies' flno leather Hand Bags at One-Four- th Off. c "i ,jtj4ji LX,',-- - '