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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): January 23, 1912
Bee (Earlington, Ky.): January 23, 1912 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1912 bee1912012301_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): January 23, 1912 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1912 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. TUESDAY TUESDAY arid FRIDAY hi ' , rfV V f Jtt r IF,,YOU D.ONJT ADVERTiSE YOUR EARLINGTON, HOPKINS BUSINESS i TWENTY-THIR- D YEAR i COUNTYfKh up Miss ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE ' r -- f and FRIDAY TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1912 TJ. No. S. SENATOR CUKNINS 7 J, T. HARAHAN KILLED THi LAMP BP.B.-M- . LIGHTER L0V1D ONE DIES SUDDENLY Church Notes . , Jfftdlto&YiUe , , Ghrlitiaq Gtynrch acMIss .Mary .Wood, of Charles Cex delivered a fareweU diedatt'lU'clook Saturday-night- . heraleee,Mrs. WAS ONCE CONNECTED WITH L & N. He.trijs.the wick, be cleans the talk, to the Sunday SohpQlSunday. She"waBlivlng'wUh Loxipgtpn, George Toy. Heart faIlure'Wa,s'tHe He leaves hla w,eek-fp- r sick i y iy(.to ep.tertn? jCpege qr, .the J. T. Haraban, former president Ewjn dayfyaarvafte,year? So the Engineer's who might Bible of TrByJyapla, HfllyerBjfcj only aljopWwetftr jalnutjiS) f of ,the I. 0. Railroad, waa.kllled in a prepare himsrft vfor the Christian MIbb WopiVas 74 ypars old, one Wreok atUHniuundy', ifli, yesterday May know the track is clear. nWfof of the most beloved women of be Wliowlllb l fttl.1 O'oloofc. , i, st. in at s iwrul ouryoungrne.nfogn! W wul glad- city and ?,yery rfev'out'Cath'olIc. She i He, witty a party of men asrhlB .Though .Jqpely the labor and Bmall ly give you up'if you will leave iown was a sUtfer to MrV. Jullu? Cponeri', ' guests were, in a private tar when 44 bpay. . W . cf tbaV'pdrpdse. " ,l eU of this city. Her refniathV trsdn No?8, Gra'cktram- - ofJtberoady 'Though dold be'tbe rain and buo-v- , for TreanbViOtl'WiMlftflf vn&$tAl bfeughtTherV Sunday "afteruoo'tf on passed thouirh:thetowa atitheimte. No Word of complaint does the Ian p- report of the splendid fltianb'lar con- trVin'O. 61." MaeB'waB'Bard'for hef of EO miles pe hour, and .eraebedn-t- o ' jjjgivtfcuBy, trajn Nj. 95, telescopiBg.he oar m 'Bnt.ereenrhiB'WyiheJllKo; t ditions dVthW Stin'dAy8eholihd at the church yoBterday morning at which the railroad officials were. For Jbere'p work to do and Jt must tornrd tha'boks over tehis eueoec 8I o'clock. Burial took place at 8 sorJohU'SalBaOnS5 JfrWaddill hfti All 6f the men were instantfy be done, i t made a 'faithful' .official ''but killed the carrednoed to 'Though the days be long and and . .. iAlwaysOBlessed. presB of buainess affairs (nnnd Ifrtu a ,mass of wreokage. The other drear, t te deoliBo 'itjt Choir Hearty Appetile if you x6h railroad offlpials were: E., Pierce, For the engineer on the long night's x)lgeBeze. It.helpn. yopr stpmaoh, do will notthat sit, lBsto:, neet-eao- b general solicitor of the Rock.Island; run t,i n s ; ' &- - x anq wjo worjE) uigesis Wednesdaylgbt after prayer, roes t- -' inakeB go'odich wpaG,ypu eac your E,-E-. Wright, attorney of Memphis bl6od 'ftom Musi know if the track 1b clear . ing for rehearsal. A good rehearsal rooaWcT irford- SleeD'SsB NiKhiB! apd connected with the Illinois CenHe stops no train on obaBm'a wasthelc) last, time and the Lord's Headacbeor Stomach Misery.' Got tral legal department; F.0 Melohor D,ay mocnjng, audience appreciated rid of all thijsetrfiabloa with Djgeg-feez. brink, vice president of the Book Island. Fifty cents a bottle, worth tentheiguod masle. ,, And to deathjie hurls7a frown, r Mr. Harahan waB formerly condrug department of fold its Prayer meeting on Wednesday the St. cpf tat? Mining Company, Bernard nected with the L. & N.Ju varlons The signal lights that flash and -- " evening has, adopted a .program lacorpbrated'., r V"MS . blink, ui i official epaeitiee and wasi Rail,.k whicji 'Is intensely, interesting and road t,man' ofxooptlonal abilities. iWill1 bringt Ulm. bo renownf " ' -- ?fertfy io Buy Art ExW'Htre-iBut be marks with a will as the profllabje. He was 69 years old. Every member should brlgh Mights show," j, Y It seemed wreck' was due to the negligence of theIlagraaa,oBo.5.j. Thjat.thangJuer'B who pass by in in the vestibule of the church and t.Pr'6Barlfcto'ns 'are rapidlv 'ntar see Bomettftftg (iherf'ftk iftiense In j t we nigniajsay snow, who failed to f lag'NovS as terest cerateatoae whoMaJameleXon repaired. He lmediaely dlasapear-afte- r If the track ahead is clear. ttoBjohocereilw!rrjr!i:andyoH will MEafjifafeton tf piotttrBjicotfaist the catastrophe and has not yet Headaches Bifns of Danger. - , aowi;fajw1lboBt Mr WgX)f.cs.bD1phQtogrfnl)sJad,e.DT been found. Anvone in this town that ttaifdie ?WlWiowiitegyia,auBiy tfaviogK'-loanedyA- . W.Erson frequently from spiriting, "neivoui Lecke4 fn Matrimonial Emfce usamtvucs udkuii ronu a uuub IV bus ObaMfaiMMi mmih U3,iQi.ostQn Mass.c wm get a 35c MIm Francis McCord and Tom druggist andGerman bpttle of our of the QiSir thiBiterararMe keld under CarlBtedtrB Liver Powder. Blair, of this oity, aooomqanled by Headaobes always indicate consti- campaign oiW- issues defore the larlineton Gradedicbpol. The MIbb Mary and Hugh Blair, left on pation in a dangerous form, that people. -- the 'exhibition is to ibeefc-o- f 53 for Hopkins vllle, yesturday morn- may result in other extromely sen-ou- b Next Sunday the battle will.be purchase ailm'entB sometimes' even pictures to place in the ing whero they were united in the Bright's Disease and Anpendloitls. over and we will settle down again holy bonds of matrimony at the Our Carlstedt's German Liver Pow to regular work and every member public, schools. der acts on the Liver, the real Bbould be in his or her place. Re- i. Recognizing home of the Catholic Priest. the educational MIbb McOord is a charming young cause of constipation a few doses member- that the Sunday evening advantage to be derived from entirely remove the trouble insure 's lady, while Mr. Blair is one of a lasting falls guaran- services will be resumed and tbat opportunities to see good art. young men. most popular teed if you have headaehes, ge't a the Christian Endeavor will have The school has arranged this ex- frenivthe-St- . They returned on 62 to Nortonyille bottle-todaBernard an intensoly interesting meeting, Dewhere they drove from there to Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug JJnbition, which will be held at their homo In order to escape tho partment. 25o a bottle. The Daneer of La Grippe the Victory Building, Jbebruary ride shower which tholr many AGID OITIZUir BADLY HUET Js its' fa'tal tendency to pneumonia. 7 to 10, The exhibition will friends wero planning. To cure your la grippe con'ghB take comprise over two hundred picBoth of tho young yeoplo are well Ben Rash of Madisonville Broke His Hip Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. R. E. Fisher, Wasnington, Kan., tures, all otfchera copies of great and favorably known in this city, says: "I was troubled with a severe masterpieces, among their many friends. Mr. Bon Rash, of Madteonville, attack of la grippe and nothing 'X The Bee extends their heartiest one of the oldest and moBt promi- used did me any'good and was threat-eHt- d jThe pictures which tyiU bl with paeumonla. A friend ad oongratulotions. nent men of the city, was running vised meto'ltsei J"ol6y'B Honey and1 .ejeiibitftd wjjl not be fojr, alej possibly.throtighyj Borne ohickingsin tbe'chicken yard Tar '"CowpcAind4arfd I got somo at bjat it Trained Men Wanted when he aliped and fell. His hip once, i was relieved from tho verV. a committee to purchase exact taken Trained men and women are con- waB broken in .the fall. Dr, Sory first. By the time I had gone. threw stantly Bought for thousands of good was" Immediately called Jn and he bottles my4a grigpe was Tar I d d.upljcat9sr and the money rais Honoy and JobB. The "want columns" Pf every had them to get a load of sand to put t6be tbe bestmedioinVl ever ed through private sales of, this big dally contain numerous adver- him on. A wagon was sent to Vic- used and always keep a bottle wltk character will also go tofyard the . me." tisements for bookkeepers and sten- toria mine for the sand. .Sold by St. Bernard' Mlrjing- Co. fnnd fpr, purchasing picturs for ographers. vHIs sons, Watt Rash, of Hender-Bo- Incorporated, Drug Department. the public school. If you get the right training, you and James R. Rash, of near It is not generally recogwill not have to look for a 'job ; the Madisonville, wero sent fqr. Didn't Want Wife Notified Until After nized among educational authorJob will look for YOU, You can get It is hoped that tho accident will the Operation ities that education in culture Draughons Training not prove serious, and that he will the training While crossing from one train to and refinement can easily be aid- or AT COLLEGE soon bo able to be out again. BY MAIL another, Rufus Bourland, 88, a car Write JOHN F. DRAUGHON, inspector of the L. & N 'waB struok ed.throuch tne wholesome influ Drug Store Dissolved President, Nashville, Tenn., for of the right sort prices on 'lessons BY MAIL. If you Tho drug firm of Taylor & Poole and horribly crushed by a switch ence of pictures want to see a catalogue lSBued by waB dissolved this week, Mr. Poole engine in the Howell yards Sunday on the school walls. The larger tho best BuBlnosB College in the selling his Interest to Mr. Taylor night. the attendance at the exhibition, Ho waB removed to St. Mary's country an institution indorsed by and retiring from the business. the greater the number of picbusiness men address Draughon's This Arm began business about a hospital, where his leg was ampu- tures that can be secured for the Practical BuBlnosB College, Nash- year agu when it bought out Mr. G, tated and an arm waB taken off at schools. ville, Tonn., Paducah, Ky., Evans-vlll- EJ Countzler. It is one oftbe lead- the shoulder. Bourland had Inspected one train This collection consists in large or Washington, D. 0. Ind. ing drug honses in the county and under its now management has en- of oars and started to another. be part of carbons and photograHe dlrooted that hlB wife not Good Service at Methodist Church joyed a splendid trade. vures made - directly from the told of the accident until after the Reverend Brandon doll voted a Mr. Taylor is a skilled pharmacist masterpieces, and is seoperation. most Interesting and Impressive ser- and a shrowd businesB man and by lected by art experts. mon Sunday night. Tho subject of his upright dealings and genial disMystic Eleven .One of the leading art critics, his sermon waB "Speed," not in tho position has made many friends MyBtio Eleven met with the John 0. Van Dyke, says : The sense tha"t ono gonerally thinks of here for himself and business. speaking of tho dissolution of Mfeserf Kemp and Murrell oh Tuesas progress. Ho talkod "You muBt look at pictures In the word, but "dajr evening-- , Jan. 16, 1012. Although earnestly, honestly. of the Indebtedness of tho church the partnership Mr. Poole said: "No Were not present a studiously, and the progress that oould bo mado business relation could have; bdeh all the members most pleasant everlfng was spent in It will take years before you can toward thopayIng of the debt dur- more pleasant than mine his' been way. Delicious refresh- "corns to a frM appreciation of it, ing the ensuing eight months, at as a member of this firm. The bus- thfr usual' ments were served after which they but when at last you have, you the end of whioh time his pastor- iness Ib in fine 'shape and growing bade their hostess, goodnight, each rapidly. I regret that other bnsf-newill be possessed of one of the ship expires. relations make it necessary for one declaring that they had had a purest, softiest and most enuob- There was one addition. t'sorumptlouB" time. The next This Ib a very progressive ohurch me to sell my Interesr." pleasures that the world can now on tho business will be meeting will be with the Misses ling interest; is boing taken. From and much Coyle. offer you." Good. crowds are at every service. conduoted in the name of John X. Those present were aB follows: These pictures are of interest The muBlo Ib splendid. Every body Taylor. Kathleen Spillmau, Irene and 'to all, both young-an- d old, and Mr. Taylor Is well and favorably cordially invited to attend. Ma-bl- e ho waB in Bessie Coyle, Gertie O'Bannon, know In this place whore expected to attract and Browning, Eltzaboth and Mar- they nre the drug business .for a number of No More Dyspepsia. large numbers of people. garet Kemp and Katie Murrell: instruct Gns, or other Stomach Troubles. ,years. Hifl many Earllngton friends Mosdames W. R. Coyle," H. L. Admission 10 and 15 cents. Nothing will romaln undigested or will be glad to hear of his suocbsb. Browning, Stella M. Kemp and the Open every afternoon and night. sour on yoir stomach if you olubB "mascot" Paul Moore Jr. will tuko a little JDlgeBteze, a powerFoloys Kidney Pills ful digestive, harmless and pleasant always give satisfaction because Received Handsome Present as Maplo Syrup. For salo by the Speaks for the Drys the always drug department of the St. Bernard they Bremen,do Ga., work. J. T. Sh Dr. Amnllas Davis of Mortons Bays: "I have Mining Company, Incorporated. Reverend A. D. Litchfield, pastor 'Gap is the proud reolpent of a baud- used Foley's Kidney Pills with great of tho WeBt Broadway Methodist some gold medal presentea Dycte satisfaction and found more relief Sunday School. Growing from their use that from any other Church at Louisville, reudered a Motropolltlan Life Insurance ComThere were 72 ladies and 54 gen- kidney mediqlne, and I've tried all most holpful and efficient Bpeeob in pany for faithful and efficient serv can cheerfully, tlemen present at the Christian Sun- rsost all kludsi Ito all sufferers for favor of local option in Madison- ice for over 13earr. reoodmmend them day Hohool Sunday morning, mak-ng- a kidnev and bladder trouble." Fo- - ville, at'the'fcabernacle at that plaee i V r ' ,s' & H il'Vl.te blmm: " total of 120, There was a col- ley?B Kidney Pills will euro any case BaturWIbt. 3 'Of kidney or fela4dor trouble not bewas former-lrpWe- o lection of $7.&j, and two birthday yond the reach of medicine. No Reverend Utohfleld Hem rnany learned men are, worlt ot vthe 'tttoBfi-'otitfr'd- u offerings. moiftnlnA Attn rin mnrA. W-J-!j Kpi?K lEerxJ&edy. IPXiW tqttsnd and JBerMdi .Mining, Co. ltl1ti,0-lf.T)!llSRf2irom tnere m juwusviue. jlBeerporated, Drag Department, help mike It a large sehool . S""Y" ." "WV j Sr4!rueXtiri,rf'?m- Former President of Illinois Cen- He iapnly quo pf the bod's of toll, . Wba.makes the xoad. aa a whole. tral Railroad Meets Death He walks the traok with his can of in Wreck oil, " ', to pole,' f- - Wood Suceumbs (o Heart Trouble, at Her Home in HenMary Mortons Gap News 4- ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY For Presidential-Electi- on - - at .Repudlkam Summer derson Saturday Night Bpnt sevpral houra,m tqwu Erlday. Hendersop, Roy Carrier, of ireen Brier, Tenn,, Conwntiortthls efUwQ-herewth.bAws- .J--- . it .tu , I. I' - e. k -- . t, h m- look-aroun- d WtB-dati- -- u-,- u . eoeB - Earl-lngton- cure-Hiev- er y Sunday. . ; '. The. big. seven story ware house J. H. Kington made a business trip tQMadlsonvllle Wednesday,. . of the Terminal Storage ComProf, Hammond. Loyan, of Hap-sp- n pany occupying, a full city block was here Wednesday with his was burned Wednesday n pjBBip class, i .... ,4 ., lt The building is ther largest ia t to .'Mrs. New Torb and one of.thaljtrffdsfc ... , shappiBgi in the world. The buildingcom-slate- d' ''Georgia' Blanks, of Madisonville, is fnostly ofgoo'ds feauywta .m ' intowiK ' t be delivered to' the Big mfi ' L'ittytKlncKelbe,--EiailWho has York department stores and ware bedff veify B'Ick fs'convalescen't. of the most inflam&ple nature. , Mrs. 0. J. Qa'tes is Bick.. All olj the, fire figjiting wor&s la . LepnadSJpk: w yery. sle Manhattan was called out besides iiCarHB4skyt)fMoMHill, is tt m. five fire boats. The building was divided fnte Rov. WlnBtead, of Lisman, Was in town Saturday, enroute to Hanson, fouY sections 'by fire walla twe to fill Pis appointment at that place. feet thick. The fire started' ia Miss Minnie Kington spent Satur- the Wanamaker compartment day in Madisonville. i and spread to the Gimble section. J. T. Davis and wife and T. E. Dillingham and wife visited friends Both compartments were burped out the fire walls between them and relatives here last week. 4 Mr, and Mrs. Jim Bowden, who and the other compartments held have been visiting this parents in firm, Tennessee, have returned home. No lives were lost, but two Ashby is .visiting friends firemen were seriouly injured Bennie in Henderson this week. both suffered from broken bone Mrs H, L. Browning, and daugh- and internal injuries. ter Helon, who have been visiting; her parents at Earllngton, for the If you don't sleep well at night, past week, have returned homo. ybi are nervous and need system purifier. HERBINJS'Ib Mrs. B. T. Robinson isIll. a powerfqlljver and cleanOmer J. Oates waB In Madlsonvillo sing medicine. stimulant the nerves, I( quiets ,. t; . t Wednesday. t promotes energy and chserlulne'sfa. ' Mr. and Mrs. W W. Kmgtpn spent Price 50o. Sold by Bt. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug DepartThursday night with their daughter ment. . , U. S. Senator Oumnlns, pf .Iowa, and daughter announced Saturday his candidacy Naomia, of MadisoiHe1, arw TiBlt- - for the Pepubican presidential Noming her daughter, Mrs.TSIck Smoth- ination. ers and 'Mrsf-LeiY4ungf"-.He iBBued a statement tbat mors' Goad, Barnell, of Madisonville, than twtf.Rpublicanrwooldfbereer-i spent Tuesday With friends in this lously considered "by tho Repudllcaai place. t national eonve&tJwi, aadMf tfeerei MIbb Ophelia Davjs went to Mad waBted isonville Saturday on business.. candidate he as SfrBJWULDayiB iBn.theBiok list. would appreciate add eiccqpt thole J. B. Blanks, of the Gran&vine confidence. eountryfiwas in town Tuesday on BIG NEW YOBJC-"-- 1' "" business. B UILDING BTTENIB tfLonhte'Heard,' of Nortonville, waB , .) . 4( ,v-in town Saturday night.' Loss of $1,250,000 GimWe. Bros- - Stock ' ReV. "OsbnrnV of 'Madisonville', Worth $10,000,000 preached at the Baptist Church . I '.- publlPap-Bofv-Iowa-- , -- '" tiJtpre-sentihlBiia- mr t,,rv - - r '. ,!M -- 21 Taylor-tDukewen- -- , , a- - lpw-spfrlte- d, tJom-ppnn- - r- n, T- e, ss Mrs. O., J. Oates. Edgar Daniel Dead Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Oates will leave Sunday for Louisville to spend a Edgar Daniel, 27 years" of age, and few days. the brother of Miss Ruth Daniel! of f 1 this city, died in Canada Friday-- . His home waB in New Madrid, Mel A Tccas Wonder be had been in Canada for sev The Texas 'Wonder cure'B kidney but years and waB burled there Uy eral and cureBdiabotes, woftk and lame backB, rheumatism, and all irregu- his request. MIsb Daniels has the larities of bladder troubles, remov- sympathy "of her many friends here ing gravel, the kidneys and bladder in the Iobb of her brother. In both men and women. Regulates bladder troubles In children. If not sold by your druggists will be seut I. C. R. R. TIME CARD. by mail on receipt of $1.00. One small bottle Is two months' treatment and seldom fails-t- o perfect a Time of departure of Illinois Cen cure. Send for testimonials from tral trains from Nortonville, Ky. Ky. and other states. Dr. E. W.. NOBTH BOUND. HaH, 2020 Olive street, St. Louis, 1.28 p.m. No. 102 Mo. Sold by druggists. 8.40 a.m. No 104 No. 122, local pasB. 10.45 a. m. East End Cart Club 6.30 p. m. No. 130, local The East End Card Club waR enSOUTH BOUND 4.08 p.m. tertained most pleaBontly by Mrs. No. 101 1.40 a.m. No. 103 Banks on last Friday afternoon. No. 121, local pass. 1.28 p.m. Evory member was present. Mrs. No. 185 local pass 5.53 a. ra. Kline made' the best score. The following ladles' are ahead with the L. & N. TIME CARD. total score In the order of their names: viz, MeBdameB Rule, Kline. Atkinson and McKlnnon. Time oi arrival of trains pasBlngr through and departure of train Livoly as a Boy. originating at Earllngton. Effective Sunday, April 9, 1011. If you are tired, run down, have no annetite, get a bottle of Yucatan NORTH BOUND. Chill Tonic. A few doseB will set 0.25 a. m. No. 92 you a boy's appetite you up give 11.15 a. m.J No. 52 7.23 p.m. No. 94... twelve-year-olPurifies the blood 11.22 p.m. "No. 54 strengthens tho system. BOo a and " ' BOUTH BOUND. bottle at the St. Bernard Mining 4.30 a.m., Co., Incorporated, Drug Depart No. 53 8.28 a.m. ' ment. No. 95, 4.21 p.m. No. 51... Thunders During Snowstorm 10.48 p.m. v No. 93 During a snowstorm In Princeton, .INTERURBAN TRAINS. Ind. Saturday night heavy peals of NORTH BOUND. were heard. This phenomthunder 7.52 a.m. No. 101 enon was quite a surprise to oven , 10.55 a. m. No. 100 tho oldest resldonts of tho place, 2.00 p.m. No. 108 and was Bald to be unprecedented. 5.02 p No. 110 . d. 4 el-n- ut, ! " '" ?f jtimlsmic .... , will send Por a you tho Louisville Evening Pos- y Bee one year. and the Tho Cosmopolitan and Good House Keeping Magazines and the Home & (3.50. Sub- .Farta six months a srifte now as this, offer will be with, rdrawn in aWaave. Seml-Weekr Best Offer Yet limited time we . No. 103 No. 105 No. 107 No. 109 No; 111....- - SOUTH BOUND. 10.00 a. m. 12.57 p.m. w 8.20 p. m. .T6.10 p m. 7.10a.m, M.H. &E.TIME CARD. M.Jft.Ifn.t: ffeo?BnhW, AW11 9MU. .. w 5:45 a. lY No. 112 leaves No. 118 arrives... 8 :80:)P. m r . 4V4NC04 -- Semi-Wmkii- Y - l;I.&JwL.r...l-' t- Bbb, EarllBgtB,,Ky. ''SW M -- miri(Mwr(iHliMiluLU O y M(HJg ,J.i"-fc mi .u - ... 'M-fi-Si. f iwfiaft rtaeMii in in' M.kvft' Miaf4 nsaozz .'- '', . cardV,went Into app hjhtm anmt r- - j&nnnmiKm o . mauHmtikxts: &&. .,?&j && . T".',i ..amts f. wU .'-- . SjSMtt-ii- .i i, MJfrttmtm i fvrlrt-- mi ViirfliMMfrAfllSlmlMllft W$:v I fi COLORED l"'Miiiiiiitniinntiiniii i""i ii ' nni-iir-iM- l r;ir"'" 1.00 50 COLUMN. CEpM3ee v; ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER Subscription Rates One Year TIRED RUNJOWN PEOPLE A North Carolina Man Suggests BKV J. B. KVAN8, EDITOR t? Tem-peranco X a Remedy. PAUL M. MOORE, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER J. E. PAWOETT Member ef Kentucky Press Association uni Second District Publishers League HE'- tive than I havo for years. Every rundown or debilitated, person should e, Just give Vinol a trial." K. Allsbrook. Branch Office in Morten's Furniture Store, 119 South Main Stteit, What Vlnol did for Mr. Allsbrook Kentucky, Phone No. 4-AILEEN DAVIS, Mgr. or It will do for every weak, debilitated person In this vicinity. To Tuesday, January 23, 1912 Telephone 47 show our faith wo will furnish tho medicine freo if It does not do as wo IIHMIMMI MMIM' MMIM claim. Como in and got a bottle on theso termB. , MAY PEOVE FATAL ST. BERNAED MINING CO,, IncorThe man who whispers 'down a porated, Drug, Department When Wilt Earlington People Learn - well . .' the Importance of It? About the things he has to sell Miss Wllliamuf hair dreBBer" and Will never reap, acrop of dollars Backache fs olya simple thing at manicurist, of "Madlsonvllfe, was in ' Like he who climhs a tree and first; ""M town Friday "hollers." fltid 'tis fiom the kidBiitiryou Amos Winstead, of Guthrie, was; ' . neys; here yesterday enroute to Madison-villThat seriouB kidney trouble may follow: Mrs. Nora McGraw, of Louisville, Erlc'Oowand, of Orlando. N. 0., That Blights disease may be the who has been to City attending the fatal end, is visiting his uncle, H. D. Cowand. funeral ot her father, E. N. Black-buYou will gladly profit by the follow stopped over in Earlington Dr. D. T. Stanley, who has been ing, experience, confined to Imbed for the past week, 'Tis the statement ol an t Earlington Friday with her sister, Mrs. Frank Fox, on her return home aocompatw is some better, but waB unable to citizen.' fill his appointment at the Christian her John Davenport, Wilson St., Ear- led by and mother. Mrs. E. N. Blackwho burn, Church Sunday. lington, ICy., Bays: ;I suffered will spend sister, MIbb Gertrude, wjn-tthe remainder of the O. P. "Webb, who has beeu ill for more severely from Tddney trouble with her In. Louisville. the past few days, was able to be at than words can tieserlde. My back work yesterday. was so sore and lame that I could V ,t :. . $100 Reward, $100. Stone, of Madisonville, was not do any work for days at a time. Tho readers of this paper will be pleased'to .Earl The kidney secretions, were scanty learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease In town.yesterday. ,t and there wasn constant pain in my that science has been able to cure in all Its stag.Miss Jennie McGary,pf,MadiBonr back which completely blinded me es, and that is Catarrh. Hll's Catarrh Cure lathe ville, visited friends. lu town Mon- - at times. I ofton became dizzy and only pssitlve cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh belngaconstitutlonal'diseaie, dark spots' appeared before my eye?. requires a constitutional treateraent. .Hall's CaYour money can't buy anything Nothing- helpe J me until I procured tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting 'directly and mucous surfaces, of- .bolter than B)u3 illbbon flpur. Doan's Kidney Pills at the St. Ber- uponttie blooddestroying clfjthe thereby the nard Drug Store. I felt better' after disease, and giving the patient.foundationby rjulld-inJames Gate & Son Co. rt'ength taking them a few days, and from up the constitution and' .assisting; naturein Incorporated that time on I Improved steadily doing its work. The proprietors have. so much Hopklnsvllle, Ky. until was well.. faith in Us curative powers that' they offer One .; .. . I Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. iPercy Stewart, of Madis,onville, Send forlist of testimonials. : Address F. J. CHENEY tc CO., Toledo, 0.',, wa8 in town last nijrht for the show. Ben Wilson went to Madisonville Sold by all Druggists, 75 cents. ? Hardy. Wyatt was in Hopkins-vlll- e this afternoon. Take Hall's Family Fills for constipation yesterday morning. Claude Mitchell went to Madison Jliss Jess Greer visited friends in ville this afternoon. Mr. Dowling, traveling- salesmau Madisonville Saturday afternoon.. Bobert Fetherstone was in Madis- for Alms Doepcke & Co., of CincinMiss Amelia Hanna is on the sick onville this afternoon. nati, was in town Friday afternoon. list this week. Miss 'Elizabeth Victory went (o T. H. Stone went to Morganflel'd W. Gibson, representing the Free-mo- Madisonville Tuesday afternoon. Friday on business. '$ Win. F Barrow, of near Madisou Mrs. C. B. Johnson was in MadlE-onvilSales Book Co., o.f Freomont, :f ville, was in town Saturday. Tuesday. Ohio, was in town Saturday. Muii-sonmllMISS run-dow- n j- . Greensboro, N. C "For a long tlmo I was so run down and debili25 .... tated that I could hardly drag around. 5 j My appetite was poor and I could not sleep nights. I had tried different tonics without benefit. I was j Specimen copioB mailed free advised to try your cod liver and on application. Correspond Iron tonic. Vlnol, and I am so glad I onts wanted In all parts of the did, for it gave me a hearty appetite I soon commenced to sleep soundly, county. AddresB us for nd I fool strong, well and more ac- Six months Three months Slnptlo ooples bo-call- ;- . e. m, . er George Gladdish was In Louisville on the 16'h and 17th on business, for the K. of P. Lodge. Rev. J.O. Dean, the great Leoturer, who is now assisting in tho temperance campaign at MadlBonvillo, will speak here at tho Mt. Zlon Baptist Church next Thursday night, and' at the public school building Friday afternoon. Admission free. Mrs. Mary Brown remains yery sick. Rice Riley Is suffering from a badly mashed finger. Mesdames Lillie Cavenaugh, Hester Trabue, Frances CollinB, and Ed Jones are on the sick list. Rnvs. Garrett, Evans and otbors were In Madisonville Sunday afternoon to lleton to the temperance lectures which were grand. Born to Mr, and Mrt. Walkor Stonera fine boy the 19th.' Mother and baby are ddlng well. Rev. Wm". Dlckerson preached an eloquent sermon at tho Bapt. church on the 17th, Services at the churches laBt Sunday were good, Brother R. W. Ohunu preached a most excellent sermon at the Bapt. church Sunday night. The Parent Tenohers Association meets next Friday afternoon all are invited to be present to hear Rev. Dean. Rev. and Mra. Ciirrlngton have been suffering from an attack of la grippe. Both are better at this writing. Mrs. Eliza Mason is selling out her household goods cheap. Come and purchase what you need. . Crayon Portrait Free life-siz- im i" Have you a photograph of a wife, daughter, mother, sister, husband, son, father, brother or loved one you would like to e crayon? have enlarged in best will enlarge it for you absolutely free. We Read Oar Big Offer Send us $2.00 for our paper one year, the Farmer and Stockman, of St. Louis, Mo , one year and the People's Popular Monthly one year, and v e will send you absolutely free and postpaid, a full size 16x20 crayon enlargement of any one whose photograph you will send us. One head only to be shown on the enlarge ment. We do not make groups. We will return the photograph the same time the enlargements are mailed and explain to you fully how you can get one'of our s picture frames free. high-clas- These Portraits are Made by. one ol the Largest Portrait Houses in the United States In a letter fo us this house says: "Our artits are so proficient and our methods so painstaking that we give the broadest kind of. a'guarantee that any reputable pictures house can make 6ne that protects you thoroughly and gives you confidence in selling," This extremely low rate is made to introduce these portraits, in this county. After they have been introduced and the people s work, ths offer will be withhave been able to see the drawn. Therefore, send in your order today now. Before you put h down this paper fill out the coupon beloyv, attach it to the you want enlarged and either mail it to us or bring it in with $2.00. 'Don't put this off one moment tomorrow or next week may be too late. Address all orders to the high-claspho-grap- SEMI-WEEK- LY BEE, Earlington, Kentucky - You Need, Stationery. g Nothing gives an individual, or a Arm standing In the business world like nice stationery neatly, printed.. Bee. job. department keeps constantly, pn hand a fine Un6 of letterheads, uofeheads, billheads, statements and envelopes, We both linen and xsommercial. also do circular, invitation and work. Give us a trial. You will be pleased. Thd Semi-Week- ly cat-a'og- ue USE THIS COUPON SEMI-WEEKL- . Y BEE, Earlington-- , Kentucky . Date . . ,. "... . Enclosed find $2.00 for which please send me : . the Farmer and Stockman 1 year, and Monthly 1 year As a present for my promptness you are to send me . postpaid a crayon enlarged from the photograph attached My name is : . ; year,, the People's Popular your paper 1 - . . nt -- le Elmo Trahern, of Hopkinsvllle, was In town Saturday on .buBlnesF,' ' Mrs. Will Ross, of MadiBonville, spent Monday with Mrs. &L Hanna, j 1 My address is. Jr imzz . j . . . j . ;; UN FREE How to Get Votes - A grand $1,600 Howard Fivfe-Passeng- er Touring Car to st Contest cloBes 1 iKBtSEK:!. i:j- be given away free by Earlington Boosters Club. Each member of this club will give votes that will entitle the holder of the great--enumber of votes to this elegant Automobile Free. TSLeLy.-'lS,' FREE How to Get Votes 11 ! 1012 With every yearly subscription to The Earlington Bee, accompained by $i in cash, 3,00a votes will be given. This applies to back subscriptions as well as new subscriptions, and you can pay for as many as you desire. You can also get votes on job printing and advertising 100 votes for each dollar paid on either job printing or advertising, Get your friends to give you the votes when they pay any of their accounts. But the best way to get votes is to secure subscriptions to The Bee, as the schedule of votes is so much greater for subscriptions than for anything else. You will be suprised how easy it is to get subscriptions to The Bee if you try. - SLisiStuXiZ0s. &&KWfK$zmtP.& Votes on the Automobile will be given with every cash purchase made at the store of any member of the club. ioq votes for every dollar's worth pur- Xt chased. NOW IS THE TIME TO GET BUSY. The earlier you start the more advantage you will have in the Remember, the object of final count. We are this contest is to get business. 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 ask their friends and neighbors who buy their Dry goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats and everything they get from members of the Club and save the coupons for you. Thus, the contestant who gets the greatest number of friends who trade here .and give them their coupons, will receive the greatest number of votes. - 'I IBt iv 'i flL wnT. Ifyles ot The Contest Read carefully the rules of this contest, as it will make it much easier for jthe contestant CONTEST CLOSES MAY 15, 1912 Send in Your Nomination at Once and go to Work for it L. C. Wiley Watches. Clock Jewelry ' if Fine .Watch Repairing to understand the methods that are used. No name of contestant will be known 1. 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. A votes must be brought in Wednesday for recording. 7, Votes must not be written on. 8 Tie votes in package with contestant's number and amount on top slip only. 9. Color of certificates will be charged monthly and must be recorded monthly to count. 10 Votes are transferable only before recording. 11. Contestant having largest number of votes on May 15, 1912, wins the auto. 12, Contestants will not be permitted to solicit votes within our store or in front of the building. George King & Son Drug. Druggiata' Suadrjea and Soda Fountain Semi-Week- ly Webb Brothers, Groceries W.M fC5K Whitfprd, Hardware,. Stoves BARNES, COWAND & CO. ! Bee, $1 Per Year IN06RPORATED & k Wffv, Dry ... Gopda, Clothing. Shoe. Millinery, Ladiea' Ready to Wear, Carpet! and Ruga. Barnett & Stone, Liveryman ,. . . via IB? ; .n :".-.- ' w-y-- ,.,. nb- trrr' s$HHP9K&EEE . .' ). ' '. .- -i , IV. C. A. MORTON MADISONVILLE, KY. mi Funeral Director and Embalmer Aay Call Anawered Promptly Day or Niglit. w 5s? Hotel at Hopkinsvllle, wa6 is Madisonville Friday, attending to 'X basiness interests. We make a specialty of doing two and three color work. If you want Landec Ohlsholm visited friends classy jpb work that will give satisin Pembroke Sunday. faction see our samples and get Towns Hews the Miss Amelia Price, of Madlson-villprices at the Madisonville Branch vlsitod friends here Sunday. Office in Morton's Furniture Btore. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Sisk vlsitod AiiiBBN Davis, Manager., her parents in Mortens Gap Sunday. Deck Laffoon, of the Southard Mesdamea T. H. Stone and R. L. lit-tl- o neighborhood, waB in town Sunday. Jameson visited friends in Madson-Ylll- e Mr. and Mrs. Will Vlokers and daughtor, Margaret, visited Elglo Dane, of.- Princeton, Ind., Sunday. friends here Sunday. . a, former resident of this city, is Leonard Smith, of Moftotis Gap, Whltson Jones, of Mortons Gap, very low with the pneumonia fever, was In town Sunday. he is not expected to live. was hero Sunday. Miss Eunice Draper, who has been Oall at Oanoler & Maloney's and visiting friendB and relatives' in Don't forgot the Hopklnsvillo, Springfield and Nash- Bee has a branch offloo for Madl- their line of new spring ginghams ' ville for tho past month, returned sonvlllo poople in Morton'B Furni- and neroals. They are beauties. 4 ture Store. If you ant-- adrtis-in- g Mr. Minor, of the Idle Hour Movhome Saturday night. or job work or wish to subscribe ing Picture Theatre here spent Fri-da- y and sou Mr. and Mrs. Frank-Ras- h for the papor, call up number 4. afternoon In Madisonville. . visited frinnda in Madlsonvlllo SunAijoekn Davis, Manager. new spring day. Have you seen-thMrs. J. W. Price, of Madisonville, ginghams and percals at Cancler & . FOR SALE 8 houses and lota in visited relatives here Saturday and Maloney's? good repair. Will soil cheap. Good Charlie Gamblin, of tho country, reasons for soiling. Address Mrs. Sunday. " . Elmer Garabliu, of the Southard was in the city Monday. Croft, Hopkinsvllle, Ky., Cornelia or 0. L. Stories, Madlsonvlllo, Ky. neighborhood, was In town SaturW. 0. MoDeod, of Madisonville, . day, was in town Monday on business. " . Norman Eltm vlBlted friends In Oausler & Maloney are displaying Mr. Minor, of the Idle Hour MovHenderson last'wuek. " some excellentYRhi9B'in"new spring ing picture firm, in this oity, left j Mias Billy Williams, dfMatiieon-vllle- , Saturday morningfor Mt. Vernon, vlsltpd Miss Dot Bean Sun- glnghims andporoal will spend a few : ' Brasher Jackson, who, has been Indiana, whero heto business Interday. ' weeks attonding Clarence Wyatt was In Madlton-vlll- o on the sick list for r.a few day a Is est, i ; . abloto bo put-- .again. Saturday aftornoon. Jesse Quails,' ofuho country, waB Mlrttor Halo weht to Madlsonvlllo ' in town Saturday. j Saturday. William Cothran, left this mornWin, Bradley was In Madlsonvlllo ing for MurfreoBboro, Tenn., whoro Saturday afternoon pn business. he will spond a short time with relatives. BOOKKEEPING John D. Cothran left this morning Ruby Lailoon, of Madisonville, returned Friday from Greenville where he has been attending court for a few days. Have you seen the new spring Kinghame and percals at Oancler & Maloney's? MIsb Elsie Wilson, who is teaching school at Ilsley, is visiting her parents at Madisonville, for a few 't days. If a robber should break into Wl ley's store, could the Umbrella handle him, or could the clock strike him while the Diamond 'rings for help. ' Albert Noe, proprietor of the La-tbe- m Styliflk as. well as quality are marked features of our stationery. Handsome writing papers in different tints and fab- yf89iMEM6CH5 W EVAMSVILLE REBATEASJOCIATION Ma TW This Coming Week at "The Big Store" Will be a Red Letter Week Special discounts on all Men and Boys' Suits and Overcoats. Special discounts on all Men and Boys' , Pants. Special discounts on all Men and Boys' Hats and Caps Stetson's excepted. Special reductions on those F. S. and U. ' Shoes; also on certain lines of $4 Shoes. Special discounts on Men's and Boys' Shirts, Neckwear, Hosiery, Uuderwear, Fancy Vests, Sweaters, Knit Jackets and Night-.wea- r. -- ( ric effects. Use high quality stylish stationery and be in good form at all times. 25c to $ 1 .00 per box. 1 W i of e, St. Bernard Mining Co. Incorporated ,Drug Department Mrs T. , - spent Monday in Madisonville. J. Morgan, of NortonvI116, Semi-Week- ly e Hon.JRuby Laffoon, of Madlsonvlllo, left Monday for Frankfort. Hey Ashby advertising manager of the McLeod Store at Madisonville, was in Slauhtersville Monday on business. things . Some new and in giughamB and precals are being shown at CauBler & Maloney's. H. B. Sellers, of the flrV of Sellers & Spencer, visited at his home in Bobards Sunday. ' Blue Kibbon flour ie what you up-to-d- At cost and under for many shore lines and odds and ends in Men's Shirts, Under-weaCollars and Hosiery. Come! . " j . . r, i It PAYS TO TRADE HERE t A' ". want. , v -- ' '- ' James Gate &;Son Co. Incorporated HopklnavlllerKy. , ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD ,'JJr. and. Mrs., 'Clarence "- Morton, of Chicago were in Madisonville Mob day visiting frlendsT" y L, C. Wiley, graduate optician, In the Victory building, Earlington, " MARDI GRAS NEW ORLEANS FEBRUARY 15 TO Tickets, reservations, train time, dates of sale and specific fares from your station, may be had of your local Ticket Agent. G. H. BOWER, G. P. A , Memphis, Tenn. We Want Youf Kentucky. w Mr. -- r Jobwork OUR PRICES rfo rtrt for Murfreesboro, Tenn., whero he will remain a couple of weeks with TELEGRAPHY "Willi ft D C5.1IT mrhr'ncos fr.fVUtfc. relatives. . I. KilJ ....- - .. - r .117 OauBlor & Mnlouoy are displaying Tlfl - ih ad banking LtuIdcm, 1o 32 m MurMlm !".? some excellent Values In new spring Tdnn mn anil worn n for ncr . Air fnti-UimaWlLIIUH K. SMiTK,rf.xlGclar..K- - ginghams and percala. iBy bu.. I mm. yt Bualnc83,P?;nfcorsphy TYPEYvTJTlNGiL-- rl r- You will want us to A II mT nt li- -a .M- - r r. have it when you" see our samples and hear :: :: :: :;- - v Armstrong, a traveling salesman for the Keller Gresent-Printin- g Co., of EvanBville, was in The clfy Tuesday on business. Bu 1 Kell, or Madisonville, was in the city Tuesday. thinpB .' Some new aud in ginghams and peicals are being shown at Oansler & Maloney's--. Johnnie Cbandlor is on tho sick lfet this week: Would the Braoe-le- t the Silver--wtir- e a Diamond ring at Wilv's. te . " '. 20 ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD I Mueioal and Literary Concert and Eotefa inmeni AT Call at this office iv.hcn in need of anything in the line M. I - of Mortons, Gap Opera House " - ff .'Friday Night, Jan. 26, 1912 Home Study. Thousands of bankcash liookjrncping. tsookkeepers all over tho United State say that Draughon's iers, bookkeepers, and stenographers are) Miss Jluby Todd, of Mortons Gap, New System of Bookkeeping saves them holding good positions as the result o from 25 to 50 per cent in work and worry. taking Draughon's Homo Study. Pek-I- n my window and see China. was In town yesterday. offiCATALOGUE. Shorthand. Practically all L 0, Wiley, Jeweler. Pat Burk, who has been quite ill cial court reporters write the U. S. of BY MAIL, write For prices on lesson System Jno. F. Draughon, Miss Elizabeth Qreun, of Mur- for'somo time, Is Improving. Shorthand Draughon Colleges teach. President, Nashville, Tenn. Forfree cat$100 course In Why? liecauso they know it is the best. alogue on course AT COLLEGE, writ freesboro, Tenn., who has boon the FOR SALE-Oi- ib guest of Mrs. I. D. Loney, of Madi- anything excapt civil engineering, COLLEGE N&thvilla or Memphis or KnoxTille, Tean., or Paducah, Ky., or Evaajville, IaeV sonville, for the past three weeks, from International Correspondence teturned to her home Saturday. School of SerantQn Pa. Will sell at Oall at C moler and Maloney's and a bargajn. Apply at Bee Office. Bee their line of new spring gjngharn Mr. and Mrs. H D. Cowand moved lnio their new house ou Farren Ave., and percals. They are beauties. yesterday, tbp house has been re MIsb Margaret Victory was in mocfelled and handsomely furnish- LOOK HERE, MR. FARMER Saturday. ' PRINTING raataaijaq Thoro ie uo bptter flour niHUe than qrction will bo asked you aL st dally by business men seeking: your Tht services, f you qualify take the Draughon Training andshow ambition to rise BUi.e. Jibbou flour. Moio LANKERS indorse DRAUGHON'S Colleges than indorse all other busiz ' Jamkb Cate& Son Co. ness colk. es COMBINED. 48 Colleges in 18 States. International reputation. pan'uhic. Typewriting, Penmanxlilp, Enellsb, Spelllncr, Arithmetic, Letter IVrltlne, IlnsincM xiiv;uiuuiniuu Iaw FhM; auxiliary Dranciics. Good POSITIONS GUARANTEED under reasonable conditions. ' Hanna, Jr. went to Hender-sSthis morning on bmineBS. n YOU WANT TOB? Hopklnsvillp.Ky. 'AB DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS THE BEST TELEPHONE - SERVICE 1 Mid-iBouvil- le The people-o- f Mortons Gap will have an opportunity to hear the best talent in the county at the Opera House Friday, Jan. 26 wv SJ- - Miss Qlyne Prather Pianist and Vocalist Violinist ' ' . Miss Bernice Wimberly Mr. C. F. Wimberly Elocutionist and Reader -- Watch repairing, prices reasonable, L. 0. Wiley's L, & N. watch Saturday. Gabo Long, of Hopklnsvillo; pass- Inspector, In the Victory bufldiug. ed through Earlingtou euroute lo large crowd witnessed "A Girl Henderson. of ?the bMountalnB" at the Temple Theatre last night. Thrre were Mrs. James D. Sory, of Majdjsnn-vlllof town people there. left Saturday for Mobile, Ala., to remain the several months". Quit ; asking for jiut flour. Ask Clocks aro Btrlklng at- Wiley's, for "Blue Ribbon fliar and get the thoy want better priceB, Wiley soils ' ' ' best. them too cheap. James Gate & Son Co., .J. T. Alexander, of Madisonville, Incorporated was In tbe'city Friday. i Hopkinsvllle, Ky. Judge YoBt, of Madisonville,- - reWill Barton, of Midisonvllle, was '. turned from Martinville, III., Friday where he has boeu visiting his wife, la tbwn last night to the show. who is in the Martinville SanitaMisses Lurliue. Coyle and Lucy rium. Fawoett, nf Madisonville, attended Don't fail to return your voteB the show at the Temple Theatre last Wednesday afternoon, not later than nigfft, 6 o'clock. ' J.' W. Sumtliers is ill with grippe. Railroad men you can get comparisons at Wiley's store. D. 0. Wiley, L. & N Watch inspector. Adeline Toombs, of Madisonville, Very Serious was in town yeaterday visiting It is a very serious matter to ask Mad-souvil- J. B. Dovo, of Nashvlllo, manager of the Madison Hotel, was in ie - Note that the Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company, Incorporated, Is offer-lo- g Using our service you have to you an ideal proposition for telephone service of long distance connections to -- very important point in the United States. The advantages of telephone service in you residence are too numerous to mention, but among them would be daily communication with the markets, obtaining prices getting accurate reports in the weather, calling up your neighbors, friends and relatives. All these advantages and pleasures nre more than worth t bo price you would pay. for the service. Literature and information furnished by calling on our manager, II. W. bbelton. o, sev-eral.o- ul CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH GO. rated Incorpo- - . Every Dollar of an Ad Reader's Money is Above Par Frequently Its Buying Power is Actually Doubled. Your dollars vary in value as they vary in purchasing power. The man or woman who stuc(j$ advertisements is able, frequently, to make one'doL-la- r fl And the experienq-e- d do the usual work of two. reader of advertisements will always make a dollar command a premium make it buy more than a dollar's worth, as figured ( n "ruling prices" of things. f How much ''above par" are the dollars in your pocket worth? It will depend on how closelyou study the buying opportunities outlined in the store ads 4 4 friendB. Those who enjoy high grade e.itertainment'cannot afford to miss this?r The programme ' fckwill change witheach number.' Everything first class. . ..-.. . . - ' . I-- ' Xdiii; 25 M8lfU i? -- Cents; ChildrefiV,15 Cents 'tv s Deok GUI, of the country, was in wrong one given you. For this town Sunday. Mason we urge you in buying to Cleveland Gamblin, of the counbe careful to get the genuine try, was in town Sunday. Sherwood Gamblin' of the country Buck-draug- ht was in town Monday. Liver Medicine Mrs. Dick Wilson is on the sick list this week. The reputation of this old, reliaIf you really want to win the $10bO ble medicine, for constipation, inautomobile get subscribers for The digestion and liver trouble, is firmly established. It does not imitate Bee and get 9000 votes. other medicines. It is better than Born to Mr. and Mrs. Pony AdamB others, or it would not be the faa fine boy. vorite liver powder, with a larger . Miss Myrtle Edwards, of Madisonsale than all others combined. ville, attended the show here last SOU) IN TOWN F2 ' ' ' .' night. i for one medicine and have the WE DO ONLY THE: BEST JOB WORK, vr a, .... 'Jill " . ", j y ' - WWWWilMHK,Uklinvi tr - vnxvvrayn; .trtjidtoLsA n w xmra, :& . BKHE-n- .aifelgfcfcli, . '.Vtetote&AL j mth maiTOff lariarrr m tJ&b&i ft H . PROFIT & SALE AT THE ,t.ii OW . as V f? BUSY STDHE, EAHLINDTDN. KY. All we ask is yotif presence. e propose to gij the people wrlat we advertise. We have T sHected Coie adtf &fc ft f0 fiM 8M Pfea sl86fe sar remnants' affd the erjtire stocK of Boiirfand & MotheFshead' Everv k in our stock reduced from the regiil'af pficfe3 from 10 to 50 percent i?T - had This sale will dofttifitte until Saturday: la-hed, and bargains will last Up. Until the last minute. When we say we iriearr . Our past week sale lias by far excelled afiy . pf'fevio'fe sale ever ' M. arc ttpfnf chaf safe 9 qrij prices, ,6m prices and- inercKarid'ise Goufitl ar-tic- ft - , tTfcMV. 4v - ft f -v Regulars ' and $4, Corsets, sale' price.... $T.4 Special In Ladies' suits,' poat?,' skirts and1waitsrall selected' and displaydpn.racjks.. B.eduqf4 frpm 50 to 75 per cent on the dbllar.; . . 1 Men? j; (Eorduroy $2.00 values for r- - Pants irt i ne ue$t 7$q underwear vvU fori .t . i The kstfife Uhde?w.r .. .- -. ' , .. &i2 '""aBCPCKHSHP Staple Department f .' Kflfat The besf $1,50 Under- wear for. . ine rest pi,w unperwear ?7f i or. .jf . .i. v . - The'bksm.W Q ,..... ft, , r5J M Under- wear fort $U4 19c 39c 79c ' i to Ladies' and MissesThe best 1 Hoosiei'Sheeting per - yard D6m'etic 32 inch bleached J,. , per yard Domestic' bleached, sale price Best Dress Gingham, sale price A No.: One Gingham,' sale price . . . . . tj t ? ? t Best Outing per ,i3w t f 1 $2.50 values for. $T.9 h9v 1 Special Bpth in Values and, Prices Men's and Boys' suits, odd C ' hayekS-Jadies. fcjiS4 wM "f 1. In t'his loi we $ 0, cqat? yo ate offering for i each; v - $3:00 values for !pbBd9 cxtria t Dress Goods' pants, . pvercoats,, hajs anc shirts all of which we offer gdbi styles a no. 1 values. to 07 Kjaquceq irom 33 th jegiajar, pwee., , 1-- . f 2v The be'st 50c Underwear for 2c ' Underwear . A yard.,,.t . 1 Outing, fancy No. 9v 7tf' f2 r American 'Lady and Corsets, v all discdntinued-.numbergoing at a big re- 1 ' Values s j Fancy shadow stripes and plain colors. Men's Work Coats Du.ck Coverts and Cords all fbr...;i for cotton Calico,? American Prints, per . The best 75c Underwear yard...,. Vara i nliitiiiirit't" Underwear The best for;........... 11 Loom End Calico per 'i . 4 1 .. 0-- 4 and 10-- 4 sheeting all reduced 4... j. 6c 4c 3c ductiorL Damx1ji fl 1 i Regular $1.00 Corsets, sale price..;.:?;; Ki ipaIc oaic tvcguiai .71.UU juiocio, rtla price n Regular 2.00 Corsets, sale uii.ini HJp tjL I vy JZ. MQgk I ! I 59c JAk m... ,,.... lyC 44 inch wide, regular value.. .., 44 inch wide, regular $1 YaUw. warm lined. $1.50 values for $2.00 values for $2.50 values for $3.00 values for . ..., 44 inc1 wide regular 75c SOc value 44 inch wide, regular 40c rtft 39C value 29c $1.59 $1.98 ..$2.39 'Jt.. fire.qo Qanmons, 'vye ring no bells, we don't talk loud and long we only give plain facts as they exist,, as you can plainly when you corfle. t.a o'iir sale. ,We do not make any mistake when we say we have placed on sale one pf the cleanest i awd Bjefst stocks of1 merchandise at the lowest prices offered in Hopkins county. We are having a good time because we are en- li arid sjiarje your part of these good times. Sale prices for cash yina fine trtde.; ...W-JB K r . I see-the- m -- 9 f 20,000 Votes Wth Each Suit; Coat (M Skfri sM During Our Sale BARNES. COWAND INCORPORATED H .. & - COMPANY tion, which is m awful feeling. You will not be bothered with Sour Stomaoh, Heartburn, Nausea, Bad Breath or Heavy Feeling if ypu will take ope rtoso, of Digostezo, It relieves and cures as if by Magic. PleaBant as Candv. Rellnf in nnn rulnuto. Get a 50o bottle from tho Arnff rinnnrr.mnnt: nf t.hn RtDamorH Mining Company, Incorporated. CITY DIRECTORY. - Tax ABsesBor J. H. Corbitt. City Clerk Paul P. Price. Treasurer Frank B. Arnold. City Phyalclan W. K. Nlsbet. City EnRineer R. E. Whlpfler. Street ComnilBBlonerRobt. Wood f.CouhoIlmen Madison Oldham, F. D. Bash, Geo. O. Atkinson, Thos. Blair, O, M. Henry. Meeting, night first Monday night in each month. School Trustoo Paul M. Moore, GGilbort King and Curtis B. JohnPostmaster Ohas. Cowell. D. RogAssistant Chief; Chas. Barnett, Captain; Claudo Long, Gilbert Long, W. D. Cavaness, Brick Southworth, Baker son, M. D. Mayor F. D. Rash. Police Judge A. J. Bennett. Chief of Police Wm. Bradley. NlRht Oblef J. H. Hamby, Rev. HoirzotAw, Pastor. E, Church, (Sodth. Rev. W. O.Brandon, pastor. Services on every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:4op. m. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Prayer mooting, Wednesday evenings at 7:80 o'clock. Ladles' Aid Socloty every Monday afternoon. Official Board meeting Mon-da- v after first Sunday m each month. M. day at 7:80 p. m. Dr. D. T. Stanley, Paptor. M. E. Church. Regular services third Sunday at .11 a.m. and 7 :80 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:80. Sunday-schoat 9:80 a. m. Class' meeting, second Sunday at u:oua. m. ol -- has services 2nd and 4th Sunday in each month also Saturday night before and Sunday night following y eyoh Suhday prayer mooting evening. Sabbath .school Dr. A. O. Sisk, Supt. Ladies Aid meets each Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'olock. Paftor W. H. Gregor, of Louisville. Wed-desda- Missionary Baptist Church. Library. Rev. Geo. Servioes lourth Sunday morning and evening In each month and Saturday evening preceding. Prayer mooting Friday ovonl&R. Sunday school 2 p. m. Rev. T. J. Lynn, Pastor. Episoopaii Church Services 1st and 8rd Sunday night at 7:45 at tlie Generai Baptist Church. Rector,'?' f Fire Depaktment H. ers. Chief; F. B. Arnold, rugate, Geo. T. Miller, "Will turn, jaryant uoai, firemen. -- Ray- - fev Ptf overy Sunday and holy day at 7:00 . m. Second mass and preaching S:90 a. m. Vespers and bonediotlon7 p. m, Rev. J, P. MoParland, Pastor Christian Church. Sunday school at 8:80 a. m. Preaching every Xord's day. at 10:4.a. m and 7:45 p. an. ' Prayer meeting every "Wednee- . Catholic Church. First CHURCHES. maB6 lof t me with a frightful cough and very weaic. x naa spous wnen could hardlv breathe or sneak for in tn 9( minutes. My doctor could not help me, but I was completely cured by l LODGES. t Masonic Lodge E. W. Turner, No. 548 ipeetB 1st. arid 8rd. Fridays' in each month. E. J. Phillips, Sec. Victoria Lodgo, No. 81, K. of P, meets every Monday night. Visitors welcome. . DR. KING'S New Discovery Mrs. J. E. Cox; JblleVBT. $1.00 AT.ALLDRUGQr8Tt.M K. of R. and S.' invited to attend. WjLLOARRiaAN, Clerk. Hopkins Lodge, A. O. TJ. W. Np. 661 meets every Thursday night. Visiting members aro cordially Y. Q. Walker, Sec. invited to attend any pf those Golden Cross Lodge, Earlmgton, Lodges No. 525 meets 1st. and 8rd, Saturday Mrs. BHRTnA UscsTEADrseo Degree of Honor, No. 10 meets 3ad 3W. Ernest Newton, wet tho bed evory night clear thro1 on the floor, I tried soveral kinds of kidney medicine and I was in the drugstore lnnklnD for snmntMnn dif ferent to help him when I heard of .puiuy e jtMunoy ruis. Aitor ne naa lUKen mem two aays wo could see a change and when ho had taken two thirds of a bottlo he was cured. That is about bIx weeks ago and hd has not wot in bed slnco." Sold by St. Bernard Mining' Oo. Tlme'e Greatest Evil. streatest evil of the times in nnt Incorporated, Drug Department. The tho love of pleasure, but the love of Jlobt. Morlhew was in Madlson-vill- o ease. Y. Q. Walker, Sec this afternoou, Elks, B. P. O. No. 788 moots at Constipation is. tho causo of many When bnying.a cough medicine Madisonvllle Monday night. ailments and disorders that make for children bear in mind that B. N. Gordon, Exalted Ruler. life miserable. Take Chamberlain' Chamborlain's Cough Romedy is Roy S. Wilson, Secretary. Stomach and Liver Tablets, koep most effectual croup aud Earlington Chapter, TJ. D. 0., your bowels rOgular and you will whooping coughfor colds, it and that contains meets lBt Thursday in each month avoid thofio diseases. For sale .by no harmful drug. For sale by all at 2:80 p. m. all dealers. dealers. .. Mrs. Kate Withers, Pros. Knights and Ladies of Security will moot every second and fourth mmmttmiimiHmmmmmmmmimtmmmmmmmmiiiiiiikh Monday nights, Visiting members, . and 4th Saturday nights in each month. Miss Lizzie Huff,- Sec. Lodge, Earlingtou Ben Hur Cpurt, JS"o.55, meets every 1st a,nd 8rd Monday night at old Masouio Hall. Dr. O. B. Johnson, Scribe, Standwaite, Trl'Belsfo. 57,Red Men meets every Friday sleep. Harry Long, G. of R. Woodmen of the World, Oatalna Camp No., 801 meets every Wednesday night. All members are earnestly requested to be there. WARREN RAY, Clerk. Monroe Davis, Deputy Clerk. Modern Woodmen of the Worid, No. 11092 moets every Wednesday. Eat what your stomach craves has succeeded in finding a positive without the slightest fear of Indiges- euro for hod wetting. "My little boy Ton Can Eat Anything. Charles Durham, Lovlngton, 111., i B. M. SLATON :: M funeral uirector. Licensed Embalmer NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE, 5Ck AND 'Everybody's friend Dr. ThoWa' Eclectic Oil, Ceres tonthtcbe,, earache, iom throat. HeaU ' cuts, brelset, icatds, Stops any pain. - if If MaMiMii iTiVtTnTTtTtnVrfnfttffim'f -- J t- - vr t WWj i '".' ., . CTrT HFfT&W" r .- - r,: i j.' ifimts-- ' ti '. -v tvr-'r-. t" w-- 3 .few,, .jftaag.V g; lipfjn xjsjj'jfyt-- ...ste. " ' ' . 'M. Jr