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Digital page images are linked to the text file. fu w Yvi Iv aY Y TUESDAY 4 flAN MO vaj 2 IF YOU DOINY ADVERTISE YOUR r6 JINIESSADVERTISE It FOR SALEprCt iWENTYTHlRD YEAR 1 EARL1NGTON HOPKINS COUNTt fK FJr1JjAr JANUARY 26 1912 rNo 8y- pYy x I 1Svt UECISIVEyiCTORY j FOR DRY FORCES iidlsonvillc Stays Dry by 148 Majority After Hard Fight I MUCH ENTHUSIASM IN HOPKINS COUNTY OVERTHE RESULT if rT I i MjullsonvllIeV Ky Jan teiAfter one of the hardest fdught cam ffelgnu in the history of the city- 3iadisonvllte yeserdfty voted 148i Majority against the return bf tbo jepen saloon which was banished three years ago by a majority of 12 Hotel and when the result was an fiounced the hundreds of men wom p 4n and children congrngatod In trout of the courthouse awaltlag the an o i iouncemdnt of the result went wild for a few minutes the rejoicing ryof the victors was great The day ought startod at 6 ocloc in the morning with prayer service at the Methodist Church and thin Gras conducted throughout tho da b pntil tho result was aunuuucod A leads of herrvlce vas oppoiuted foreftci t1u flffi and i notengageitii a the churches I Parades of hUD edOl1panfbJlo carrying flags variotn pscrlptop8t were tren at 6 octockarid WSSJ al throughout the day children were led by the la i files singing songs and with pleas for the citizens to vote dry fJI Colored People in LiueI f Tho colored sohol children ala- i Looks a prominent part in the days t campaign several hundred of thou 4 and marching throughtho i colored qeotlon of the oily on to Z the district of Madison t vjllo The colored ministers and members of their churches uls e hustled tbrouglidut the day and thp- nr tf fact that they ook a prominent part fin inthd fight that was made had much to do with the result of the election as the colored voters num boa several hundred L at night a big deaiQUBtratlou was heldat the tabernacle was packed to overflowing man being unable to gain admittance The auti saloon advocates have worked hard and faithfully for the past few weeks and have boon ably assisted by a number of prominent temperance Corkers horn over ihe country Meetings have boon held I both Mght and day and the colored people havobieen as1 active ns the Chiles in thought I MadlsoQviUiB votdd dry 8 yeah sago by ameJority of 69 whlch was I n A K cpntestddbqthewetsandanotheelection r c tar retultlnR in another dry vie 0 tory this time the majority reaching 1160 The city is at in a splendid finanolul condition being entirely out of debt and having a dash balance of several thousand i dollars and this fact was a big the temperance causd v LWcontested campaign was bitterly and much excltofnont wa in ov donee during the day every L thing passed oil stnuothly and no trouble was reported from ally see y tion Af the city- Antisaloon people here aro confi dent now that open saloon Will i novel return to Manlsouville 1 A flirts WildMidnight Ride c luiwatnpeoPleof a fearful forest n a glrf road i horseback at inldnrJhtand- 8vel1r mAny lives HardeedWIA glorious but lives urn often eavell W by Ir Kings Now Discovery i jurius trouble ccuifha and ICCold which might have ended ii t curo mo a 1 Ailing kllsease tt writes W K Patter i son Ve lihtonrfexlafler tear t- a jour t mily badIJed wJth It ion ndL lh a nlo uut3FNotb n ssure and rnaL a VndIi Trlci lInte by as 0 bD1tloNeEJGul Alug If i 1 iH Jl g ilWere you ever a victini d Pecks 3ai Boy i i 5 Did you over hug behind a school desl or inside a schooi11 geographySaw yer or Huckleberry Finn flf Were you ever up 4Ca nights with Aid richs Tom Bailer c HaveyOunjoyed the acquaintance gf kMrs Wiggs CJ Did you ever with- y Helens Babies watch the wheels go round I fl If you are apart inn the funloving world dad abort BILLY J and bi friends 1 JIMMY FRANCES and LIMA in Missi Minervafind William EGreen 1l1A deliciously humor ous serial SOON TOI THISyPAPER JJI Dont miss it if you genuinecAmencan humor d JIId Jlsl Happenings t I r 7 I t rJaiiies Bon Salmon of Franittorti Saturdayaj Dr A F FluleyYa alt Kinlles to 1 dajv f H Dv Williamo of Jhicaafo we a pjoasjint visitor to our town Wed nesday sWeaould like for jverjboily to attend our S ndllY and pray er mooting sChtLl Jff Russell Is this week SomopOiv 11n1saId someI ttnlff Jim Brown of Central City Jwixti Hero Tuesdny K Our tort wasV all of nnrse traderB today We think buslnes ie phisg i to pickup fM 1 j lDIk Salmon is very icwjh it about liis Cite ifog gti ltinFItur VVe know not wheibor Uio r e L orjsllpyed fponItliitsbeisbetter UawsonKanf JvftnieB B Garrett on S of the LUte mDbUocdntfiBtants wai In town to I dayinbohiJLj JL Ujd machine he J J IOJ3tj H4 S age 2 J ii tjI l I r J I YYIIY Y R = J I a Jt1 d1 I 1 7e tBAJtN p WIER e Thebny Bakirl rPowdeJmade+ 1b R 1al annrd AI UIUI NhLIMIr PHottPHTEJ 4astun MI 4 of If N t AP 1AVtiJhiV4 if ltio T4lM r rAI Vf 1 r J Y w t y- t 0H Q 1 t ML RATES foR 7 PANAMA CANAL t Senator Bradley Presents UHf to t7 ReguUtc the Chjirjes r f CANAL TO BE OPERATED THROUGH WAR DEPARTMENT i Washington Jan 28 Senator Bradley today introduced a bill providing that the Istbrajan Canal Commission shall go outof exist once on January 1 1916 cud tha from and after that date the Panama Canal shall be operated by th Pre dent through the Chief of En gineers of the United States army t Under Senator Bradleys plan the Panama Railroad Company shall contlLUo to be a part of the canal He stipulates in his bill that the charges and tolls upon vessels u IJjKI the canal shall be based upon regis tered nut cargo tonnage- displacement tonnage or otherwise and when based upon registers tonnage shall not exceed 125 per ton American measurement The1 charge for passengers shall not ex ceed 160 tier Vessels pay- lug tolls on going through tbecflnafI without cargo shall on their return trip laden with cargo be entitled toJ receive a rebate of BO der cent of theI paid Exemption from the payment o tolls is granted to the United States for its own vessels materials atad merchandise the vessels Owned by the Panama Kalhoad 6bmpanyand to ships ofthe republic of Panama t 00 you know that fully nine out every ten cases of rheumatism are simply rheumatism of the muscles due to cold or damp or chronic rheumatism and require no internal treatment whatever Chant but Iains Liniment freely and nee how quickly it gives rtljef For sale by all dealers FALLS B1EAXS LEG f 1 BILane Meets With Stvcrcs injury Sort is Very III VV B I Lane of 610 West State street a night foreman at the South ern shops fell on the ice near his home Saturday evening and his tight leg was broken The Injury le quite a6 vereone and Mr Lane will be laid up for come tImeIA lad feature in connection with the accident is that a son Elgle Lane aged 18 IB very ill whhpueuI monia The many friends of the family much regret the double misfortune and hope for the early recovery f both patients r In every home where their ar children be a of WHITE- CREAM VERMIFUGE It destroys worms ac as a tonic IPlthe debilitated system Price per bottl Sold by St Bernard Mln 3o Incorporated Drug Iepart inent RenfroBpurland ICSThe wedding of Miss Alma and Mr HRBourl pdtookrlace J yesterday evening In Nashville about eight oclock Mr Bourland loft for Nashville yesterday morning on theDixie Flyer and Miss Al Ima pretending to her friends that she was going to make relative in Bowllng Green a visit left on 61 for Nashville Mr Bourland had ar r eyurything and they were married as soon as the bride to be arrivedV flVr3dtirjnclh long bees a re adlCriJthiJhc nnc Botiilaud dC iolfi rsheadsna previLits tqlhe was hekd clerk In Bohatd Stork aIt also has h1iig1izli6norot b rldasor or of our little ulty C J ii Mrs Bourland is a very beautlfol l gull attractive young OIl ail has n host of frlenJt sjlJhi- tUa short time a a connoct d the millinery dfpartmeotuf Berne Cowand S 0o After wa honeymoon Ueywlll leave for PortFand Tex Niger e they wlll make their mturo bone Mr licurland has an excellent Goal tfon in Portland and although Earl t hates to luRe two of their brijt citizens we wish ttiem every tuCtioBd and happiness in their now bpuie c J W LesterBadly Hurt Onfast 1W sWr w s Yrvohe one e1 k Malqnev86torei when be fell off a n ecu fbdberrbl h and broke three ribs and bruited titpn lfp ljTaekArlr Q JftJ f 1 Jf l r- U ry 1School Notes J- j oJ tV 5gOior xolifor Fourth Grade Qhester Ashby Douglas Bradley EcqerWn Browder Clyde Bennett I rJ Civanih Ro8ft CaytanahEd na Tr ipkitnjOlyderM aJtli Harrold qldh p1Arthur Robinson Bertha VaufeMj Gay Presch T ighest examination average raader by tiny girl de was- madeby Zora Robinson and the wasts beginewing the Rtudy of Botamoy They have been collecting a great deal of material for ex pedmentsrPherfirsthalf of the- workwlll be couflued to the text bbok and the last half to analysts of le different parents Margaret Kemp who has b 5en ill with tousolltls is able to be back at her studies The Girls Glee Club met Tuesday afternoon Several pew scu s were practiced and as all were present they had A very sacotssiyl practice The altos deserve special attention their work dune was splendid The county examinations will be held at thaMadlaouvilie School Fri day Arid Saturday Those who will JossfHoward Arnold Kenneth Nisbet andCorinneFront a Junior English paper we had this eVUghternlng statement Beawnlf pulled bf Grendels shoul der and he went limping home From the fourth grade A reason id the distance between two bar room Examinations are now ended and die pupils have beguntho second trm In real earnestness We intend to make this term the greatest one 3t The Junior year have started the study of Physics which promises to be a very interesting study Dont forgU the Art Exhibit to to be held at the Victory building FebiuaryS 80and 10 Proceeds to be used to purchase pictures for the school rooms If is hoped that a sufficient sUm may be realized to be to purchase at least one picture for eadh room The pupils are tak ingalively interest in the exhibit expect a great success A Texas Wonder TheTexiQ Wonder cures kidney and cures diabetes weak and lame irreguS the and bladder bothtnenandwomop Regulates bladder If not sold by your druggists will be sent lby mall on receipt of 100 One bottle two months treat meat and seldom falls to perfect a cure Send for testimonials from and other atates Dr E W LouieeWell Known Citizen of MadUonvllIc Passes Away if Br Scott one of the boat and beloved citizens of Madlaouvjllr died of heart trouble Wednesday morning about 730 oclock H9 came to Madison vlllo about fide years ago He was sixty veers and survived by a wife and tu oiiiildren The funeral will take place today at the residence and willba conducted by Rev C F YlmberIy He will be burled at the Odd Feiiows cemetery The 13Qeiifiera deefiBist sympathy to tile bereaved onbaC IiIFArained Man Wryanted I Trained moo auUiwliVenfeconi stAutly spurfht for thousands of good- rrttOIiwautJbli8 columns of every contaitx numervua dyer tiseuiouts fgrbookkeepers and BteUr ograplicra Il you iot the tight tralulwg yon twill not have to look for a Jobf the jobtivflluuk fur YOU fJ You pau gjat the trafalugDrao lions Tralnjng BY or AT COLLEGE Write JOHN F DBAUGHON president Nashville Tertni for prices on lessons BY MAIL If you wjagt catalogue issued by iQttti the i tr usU utto n D- iu jJ tfgsIDessVenkddreSIbranghons Pracylcal BuetacsaGoilQBe Nash Evan 1oPD U J I ruESOarBFRI COUNTY UNITO y 1 I JkWSESI h Kentucky Hquset land l Senate Ap proVe This Bill GOVEBNOK MtQREARYvWiLU SIGN IT Flankfo t Jan 26The the1most yiAt silfbdr houser viplatforinalast Invitation otherj GovHar d- a a rf YOU SEE IN OUR AD ITS SO ORANGE SALEyrI f anti i January Clearance CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT 1 j When announced Gift in Gold and Silver to customers during the 10 days Clear ance it no surprise they came in crowds to partake of the bargains and Free Distribution Thepublicknowsfromout longcareer Deal jg them thatwhen we saya thingjn ouradver tlF i v jJanuary AClothil ing Overcoats Hats Shoes Tailored Suits and Fancy at Half Price 1 t All Cfhildrens Cloaks Separate Skirts in fact everything in Readyto Wear is almost in halL Lots of Dress Silks Dry Goodand Staples- at less 1 costpricesi J j I We give belowi a list of some whqclrwYimuch as LoQ the sale H LIST OF GOLDi iingtonKy c Miss Ethel Jackson Anton 375tMrs BudCox 4 15 Mr Fred Gatlin Qgf 500 Wm A d urn RRl620 SILVERIMissPlains 110 v 1 Ernest Speed colored 100 Bajley 1QO Ejijall Poole Hanson 150 Ji C Fowler21O 1J Shelton 200 Mrs Frank Rash Earlirigtbn 120 Will ovanMortpnsQap185 Charles Hibbs Manitou 145 Flank Cox 115 Charles Maxwell White Plains yDavidJ R Lysle 1V10 A Chas XfghiU140 Wm Worthingtpn Ml 00 Mrs R Parish 135 Annie Irwin coin 110 RL1 ettr120 Miss Bessie Fjnleyl00 Sam Woodard Nortpiivil- lejsyi 101 Walter flerrni cpUJiOO Byruhi Cox 2 W E Coil 210 J H KingtQUi ortqns 120 v Mitchell Mdf tqriyille OSCi M Victory Earlingtoh i ctnoir VrTePlSiir 310iftU Mrs MpKl t Center 210 Ht Ageer2r20 ji40kp J fll t7 y- wM Jp1SL Flee Parish 180 1 W RM E Eu Hali oj j1LQQ enauteJTnlbfiB ii passed the 24 t measure approved by thelojer noy J4pCrearyi who is ei UK Both democrit Wm R Hearst hits accepted tin to address general fcsgetobly or Kentucky on Fob 14 legislature hash invited speakInFrankfort j sent toiHenry Watterson f Wilson ptau o was re todayl IT ve 106000 f our 3 Sale was that the ot Fair with Ladies Cloaks etc cut Goods than 1 iJ during Morons Mrs Alex L col L Tip Gap tale The The IF fT 0 i Lum Wicks Marjitou 180 erMrs lElizdbeth HalUiOO Miss Florence Campbell 195 t90NickyToombs f Mrs John Herrin Nebo 135 ArDr Browning Anton 190 colbredcity1i0W n E T Hawkins Hanson 1 OOt Emma Simons 100 N O Pendley110Y MrsJ E Williams Mortons Gap 210 MrsJNaphie Patterson 1 10 A J Fox 100 Mrs Pearl Croft 100 Ed Graham 100ti10301BobJ W Finley 120 C Jr Samples 100 Mrs E L Murphy 140 Dr JrB Spry Manningtpni 260 Mrs H H Howard 1100 L MortonGapWeller Hornby Nortonville 1 10w r wi11isW lker1tO j w Lee QBrian UtJI Salhe Nebo l45ncu i r Mrs MildredBone l195JMrs ooraStok s l sr b10 t i MrsB R Williams l30 Grif H eae1201iMrs loiiis f2MrstiAnnieMrs W PVlckers 100j rJohrt Waters cal 100 JBilllangley Providence J2f6 J B loyan Mpr ons Gar iJ9DL S2r05ii Providckt t1 10 Jolj hgesj laubterviU oJrl dt rJ 1i 8 11 If 1 tit it 6 II it J 0 AJI 1 It 1 tIJ rr arti o s Cbc MR t Ls fee f to PAUL M MOORE t EDITdR AND PUBLISHER i J E PAWOETTr e ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER i Member of it Kentucky Press Association H i nd f Second District Publishers League f in Mortons Furniture Store 119 South Main Street Madl Kentucky Phone No 4MISS AILEEN Mgr telephone Friday January 26 ilL J I J6 j The man who whispers down Iwell sellfnever reap Like ho who climbs tree and E r i hollers tsq J POLITICAL NOTES v N 1 The1New York Evening Post says Speakekr their Presidential aspirations judgment beiore tho Democratic State Convention of Missouri which meets a month from today Is rather more into estipg than important Neither of the men stands today within me sureable distance of the Democratic nomination Atte Clarks nt e o annexation his nomina tion would more than confirm the Democratic partys traditlonoL 1m pulse toward suicido And as for Folk he stands completely over shadowed by at least half a dozenF Democrats i f y iQther i1 I t Many Ills cotta ftomlmpurblood Cant hav- i a pure blood with faulty digestion lazy liver Burdock Bloody Date I i strengtljgistomach bowels and Ier = ppri fics the blood f Roosevelt for President 1pliUcaJ headquarters at Chicago i wore opened Wednesday by former District to Attorney Sims futher the presidential m of Theodore Roosevelt The slguBoosevelt I I Subscription RatesiL i One Ye arj 1100 I Six mouths 60 Three months 25 t Single copies to 6 Specimen copies maileddfrea on application Correspond ents wanted in all parts of the county Address us for par tioulars I t Branch Office sonvWe DAVIS 4S 1912 1111 11a a a tA I display subject Canadian an ILSLEY HAPPENINGS Continued from Page 1 says we all can borrow when we wish L o Collins looks very blue this week but we guess it is because he ayilghtiwlll be auuther one soon t i Miss Bertha Qautrll of Dawson returned home Sunday after visiting friends a few days hisrDee Rushun of Dawson will m ve his family here In the near future I Mrs John Harland left this morn hertJim Harland made a business trip to Madisonville last week R M Salmon returned to Frank- tort Sunday f Itchfog tortdridg akIn eruptions disfigure tan bringseeliet and lasting cures Fifty cents at any ddrug store fi Poverty Stricken Trra Haute People Kill Themselves and Babe r Mr and Mrs Wm MoVey of Tjor ra HauteInd took poison Tuesday and gave it to their 6 months old baby also They were lu very destitute circumstances and had mort gaged their household fuaniture to livera n IJ How to Get Votes Votes on the Automobile will be given with every cash purchase made at the store of any member of the club 100 votes for every dollars worth pur chased NOW IS THE TIME TO GET BUSY The earlier you start the more advantage you yill have in the nalcount Remember the object of this contest is to get business We are going to give this fine Auto to the per son who will accumulate the greatest number of votes therefore it is to the in terest of every contestant to ask their friends and neighbors who buy their Dry goods Clothing Shoes Hats and every thing 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 II 5t give them their coupons will receive the greatest number of votes L C Wiley I Watches Clocks jewelry Fine Wat lj Rep airin Webb Brothers W H Hardware Stove i r q LOOKS LIKE PEACE IN THEM ANTHRACITE dOAL FIELD Probably not More Than 50ob0ut of 170000 Paying Dues t Adyices from the East indicate that the 170000 anthracite mine will think twice bbloro they enter Into a campaign of active hostility in the matter of the approaching 89 tlement which bowies on April 1s The figures published atate that there is now In the national trtaasur of the miners organization only 10721Q It isaIso stated that probably 16000 out of 170000 anthracite miners are paying dues IIis be lieved that John Mitchell will conn sel peace lu the matter of the wage settlement t I t Foleys Honey and Tar Com onnd Cures In Every Case i Mr Jas McOaffery Mrcifibe Schlitz Hotel Omaha Neb recom mends Foleys Honey and Tar Com pound because it cures in every case 1 have used it myself and I have recommnuded It to many others wh have since told me or its great cura tive power in diseases of the lungs aud throat and Tar Compound is a reliable family med icine Give itto your chlldrenand take It yourself when you feel a col coming oil It checks and curlS coughs colds and croup and pre vents bronchitis and pneumonia Refuse substitutes Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drusr Department One Woman and Three Men Lynched A mob of 100 men broke into the jlllat Hamilton Tuesday night overpowered the jailer and took three men and one woman all col ored a mile out of town and hanged them to trees The negroes were arrested for the murder of Norman Hadley a tarDier near Hamilton They were tenants raonWhen given as soon as the creupy cough appears Ohambeplains u h Remedy will ward off an attack of croup and prevent all danger and cause of anxiety Thousands of mothers use it successfully Sold ball v dealers Former Champ Says Flynn Will Win I BattleJMarvin Hart the Louisville champion says Jim Flynn Trill knock Jack Johnson out hen they meet in July He seems think the fight will last about l Ietolynn 1COLORED COLUMN pBV J B EVANS EDITOR Mesdamos Duncan and Garrlngtou weyo in Madisonville Monday on- butlnbss Alonza Pbltidoxtor and Miss Pearls Ray were In Mo tons Sunday visiting La Salle Hobson Mrs fflcks of Henderson l Ky Is 6elenafDavldsont beenYvery very at this writing j eRev Garrett preached an excellent armors at the OM E church last Sunday The church will give a box supper on the 3rd of Feb for the benefit of the churoli Miss Janrtie Stewart qf PrInceton Ind is here visiting her sister Bob Bobbie who has been eipicr f r George Sltnrus is Gufferjng from n badly cut hand Mrs Hart of Hopkiusville ip viII sting her son Walker Stoner and- o family Madisonville remains dry by a mhjority of 148 votes Praylp wives mothersandsingiug children tholdF ballot box i this with the earnest apj peals and determined efforts of the good male citizens brought victory to the drysJMuch credit is dui to colored men women and children who fought so nobly for the temperance cause Her many friends are glad to seo Miss Annie Martin on the streets again Rev H Amos of Princeton Ky was in the city last week visiting his daughter Mrs Eliza Maeon The Ministers and Members Al+ lance will meet Monday night with the Mt Zion Baptist church The subject for discussion will be It the Bible the Word of God Dock Nichols is In Madisonville this week visiting his sick daughter Mrs Ida Collier Tom Clark and wife are Improv ing slowly To prevent pneumonia a cold set + tied in the lungs should be attended HERRICISeRED PEPPER on the chest and take BALLARDS HOREHOUND SYRUP internally Its a winning combination Buy the dollar size Horehound Syrup i withoMining Cp Incorporated Drug De partment grand away free by Earljngtonrr Boosters Club Each member club w111votes that will entitle the holder of the great of votes to this elegant Automobile Free r Rules ot The Contest F Read carefully the rules of this Contest as it Will make it much easier for the contestant to understand the methods that are used 1 No name of contestant will be known 2 No names of contestants will be pub lished 3 Ever contestant gets 2000 votes to start with 4 Every contestant gets a num I with contestants number and amount on top slip only 9 Color of certificates will be e the auto 12 Contestants will not be permitted to solicit votes within store ortn front of the building 1 BARNES LP tS Dry Good Clothing Shoes Millinery Ladies Ready to W arCactni1 Rugs l 1 J Trrsatass ryosraarrraa J Crayon Portrait Free i oJJ Have you a photograph of a wife daughter mother sister j husband father brother or loved one yoU would likej to f have enlarged in best lifesize crayonI I I We will enlarge it for you absolutely freefI l r Read Our Big Offer w Send us 2otffrourpapelohe year the Farmer and Stockman Qfeti Louis Mobne year and the Peoples Popular Monthlya Io year and e lviltsendyou absolutely free and Size i6x20 raYon enlargement of any one whose photograph you will send us C h id nly to be shown on the enlarge fInept e do erf ps i 1 t a We willeturii hlr otdgrap l the same time the enlargements iaremailed andJ laid tb fq fully how ypujcanget pnepf our hl hclas p tWeffltnesJe 41 o h illI 11 TI aedRdaitefflL Mad + by one of the Largest Portrait L J I M jf Houses in the United States j In a letter to us thii houses vstour artists are so proficient and our methods so pain ta ng that we give the broadest kind of c a guaranteee that aitytiepttal1e pictures house can makeone thatkprotgetayAuthoroughly ap t gives you confidence in selling extremely loV rale is made to introduce these portraits lit 1Thiscounty AftertHey have been introduced and the people t been able to see the highclass work tbs offer will be with x j Therefore send in your order todaynow Before you 1 down this paper fill out the coupon below attach it to the phorgraph you want enlarged and either mail it to us or bring it in with 200 Dont put this off one momenttomorrow or next week may be too late Address all orders to the SEMIWEEKLY BEE Earlington Kentucky USE THIS COUPON 0 t I t ME LrBEE Earlinfton Kentucky Date l Enclosed finis200 for which please send me your paper 1 yearUthe Farmer and Stockman 1 year and the Peoples Popular Monthly 1 yearIAsa present for my promptness you are to send me postpaid a crayon enlarged from the photograph attached My isMX address is j t l a I tl e j J IGet Into The Big Auto CONTEST rr1 JFREEA do1r60 our son G m ntest 610868 r Mayl1912 1I Icarorll 1 1Display at Barnes COVanct C01npanyJ Groceries Whitford broughtinonlybeforeCOWAND COINCORPOR FREE I How to Get Votes With every t02j4 fl The Earlington Bee accompanied by i i in cash 3000 votes will he given This 1applies to back subscriptions as well as I new subscriptions and you can pay fprf i as many as you desire You can also j get votes on job printing an ddIinhtoo votes for each dollar paid on I either job printing oradvertising Gettyour 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 sched ule of votes is so much greater for sub k scriptions than for anything else Youtrwill be suprised how easy it is to get subrn r t scriptions to The Bee if you trywSriJ CONTEST CLOSES MAY 15 1912 7 Send in Your Nomination at Once and N ago d to Work for it s v f George King ontDrugs Druggistf Sundries and Soda Fountila t SemiWeekly Bee 1 Per Year I Barnett Stone liveryman ta = 1 t y S oi vi c 411 M I i 1 t jI C AMOTaNI r MADISONVILLE KY 1IFuneral Director and Emba1 ncr I NightI IJI AaI II i f News of the Towns j Robert Demons pf Madlsonyiile 11waslq town Tuesday s Mrs Oharllo Mothershead of ea9 St Charles IB very lIt wfth foyer Mrs Johii Wilson of the country was in the city Thursday afternoon Charles Pleasant of the country was in town Thursday There is no butter flour made than Blue Ribbon flour JAMES GATE SON Cod Incorporated Hopkinsville Ky Owen Lailoon of the country was in town Thursday i David Gordon of near Bichland was in town Wednesday Ylrgil Parker of the country was in town Wednesday Garfield Oldham of the country was in town Wednesday For nice hand engraving Pee Sisk Bros Book Co They have the on ly hand engraver in Madisonville Letchor Trovor of the Southard neighborhood was in town Wednes day Taylor Oldham ftbo Riohland neighborhood was in town Wednes day Harvey Parker of the country was in town Wednesday Zed Trover of the Southard neigh borhood was in town Wednesday I Dont forget the SeraiWeekly i Boo has a branch ofllco for Madi Bonvlllo people in Mortons FurnlI ndvertlsJIftJUKOrjob for the paper call up number 4 AILEEN DAVIS ifanager Harry Blackwell who baa boon working here for some tune Ie now At Hopkinsrllic Mills Margaret Kemp is suffering irom an attack ot tonsolitis Will Barton ot Madisonvlllo at tended the the show in this city Monday night Miss Jennie McGary of Madison ville visited friends here Tuesday FOR SALE8 houses and lots In good repair Will sell cheap Good reaeoua for soiling Address Mrs Cornelia Croft Hopkins vllle Ky or 0 L Harris Madisonvlllo Ky Mrs H L Brqwriing and daughter of Mortons zap visited her par ents Tuesday and WEdnosday Miss Laura Fenwick who has I been visiting Miss Judith Martin in Howell for the past month return ed home TuesdayJMiss Florence Waller of Hender son to the guest of her sister Mrs Olaude Mortou of Madisonville If you really want to win the 16QO automobile Rot subscribers for The o1iDeo and get 0000 votesIMrs Robeit Nashville Monday on account of the soripm illness of her little grand daughter Mrs harry Simons little girl who has dypthoria EP Barnes of Beayer Dam wale in town Wednesday O P Webb has returned from the Pond Rivercountry whore he was called On account of the IJlneps of his sister Mrs A L Vannoy 1 A East W who bas been ill with- grip for the past nIDeweeksls able- to bo at ork again I Mack Stevens of Madisonville was in town yesterday Roy Parker was In Madiaonvlllo ville Wednesday SI ak Bros Book Co are prepared to do all kinds of Watch Clock and Jewelry repairing All work guaranteed v Mrs W R Coyle was in MadIson ville Wednesday Mesdamos Hey Brinkley and Hattie Dillingham wore in Aladl sonville Wednesday afternoon Tom Long went to Madisonville Wednesday Miss Ellzabsth Victory visited friends in Madisonville Wednesday Mrs Ed Rule was in Madisouville- Wednesday Blue Ribbon flour IB what you want v r- JAMKSOATK SON Co Incorporated Hop fnsvl1leLKYI Ernest Newton was In the county seat Wednesday i RobortHRtprrlhew went to Madl sonvillo Wednesday Mesdames S T and TJMorgan of Nortonvllle wore In Madisonville Wednesday Dont fall to return your votes Wednesday afternoon notlater than oclock Paul Banks was in Madisonville Wednesday 3 ==OWill Suttonot MadisonvillOi 77Was mjtlTqoItylWodnosday mNR E NIxon was in Mudisonvitle Wednesday A Barbed wire Cut Collar properlyhealedscar Ballards SNOW LINIMENTIe the Right Reaiedr for All AlrasoB of the Flesh If th wound Is cleansed and- the liniment applied once undothe wound healsntrom TB performingp leaves no scar It tho teals on the outside too quick re Jy sur ft face and breaks out Into a run- ningsi Boro that Is hard to euro k and inevitably leaves a bad Bfl scar rofor for that reason and use It nothonlY on fine animals butIt does its work quickly and thoroughly Price 2e Goo and 9100 ynmcoFBalIardProp StLoulsMo heallpgointment LQAHORrCOHHENOCOBV ST BERNARD MINING CO Incorporated Drug Department E r 1TO + + XXl I 3D II IDLE HOUR THEATRE I ti Latest Moving PicturesOJ I 4 r 3Reels Each Night 31D II i ADMISSION 15 AND 10 CENTS i 4 rt MIIIf y i JII4T e BEE ADS PAY GET THE HABIT f 1- 1a J I 1u N Miss Minerva and William Green DII Are Coming I to Town- You will meet them in these columns in a few days and thereafter for a- deliciously funny period laughliilyon you read Miss Minerva and William Green Gill By FRANCES nom CALHOUN Our New Serial INCIDENTALLY A Deg lightful Little Love story PRINCIPALLY Whole tome Perennial Humor Watch For If i- O Mrs Dan M Evans WAS in Mail souvil e Wednesday Givens Fugate went to Madison vllle Wednesday FOR SALE One 100 course In anything except civil engineering from International Correspondence School of Soranton Pa Will sell at a bargain Apply at Bee Office Henry Martin went to Madison vlllp Wednesday Roy Davis was in Madisonyille Wednesday afternoon Robert Featherston was in Madi sonville Wednesday Gilbert Ktngwas in Madisonville Wednesday Thurman Rudd went to Madison vllle Wednesaay John Hampton was in Madison vllle Wednesday Your money cant buy anything better than Blue Ribbon flour JAMBS CATS HON Co Incorporated HopkiuBvllle Ky RobertStelnbuugh was in Madl sonville Wpdnosday- Mrs Paul Banks was in Madidn vllle Wednesday Mrs Kate Wbalen was in MadI sonville Wednesday- Mrs Salmon was in Madisonville Wednesday afternoon We make a specialty of doing two and three color work If you want classy job work that will give satis faction see our samples and gut prices at the Madisonville Branch Office in Mortons Furniture Store AILEEN DAVIS Manager Rev George O Abbitt rector of Grace Church at Hopkinsville will preach at the Library here next Sunday evening at 745 Everybody cordially invited to attend Jess Grqer Villa Sisk Wills Craig Ether Oldham Corinne Ash by Kenneth Nisbet Howard and Edgar Arlnold tenth grade pupils ere taking the county examination whluhjentltles them to a three years rladlfonvllleHIili There will be services at the M E Church South Sunday at a In and 780 p m by the aBtor Even Ing subject Abraham the Friend ot God Sunday School at 980 a m Paul M Mbbro suporlntendant ininterestbe ed to one Candidate iu the evening r service cffcri11 1Jt ljf5 1if a sw U 1 it joIJ It Helps Mrs J JP Daniels of Sip Ky writes I was so sick for 3 or 4 years I had to hire my work done most of the time WhenIknew right away it was helping Die Now I am better than ever before in my life and Carduidid it E 6- 4Take CARDU I Tile Womans Tonic Cardui has helped thous ands of weak tired worn out women acktQ health It has a gentle tonic ac tion on the womanly system It goes to the cause of the trouble It helps it helps quickly surely safe ly It has helped others Why not you It will Try It Get a bottle todayl TROUBLE AT MINES Hundred Men Discharged For PerusIng to Work Rookport Ky Jan 28 Refusal toenter the mines of the Rockport t Coal Company here when requests to do so by President H L Tucks resulted in the wholesale discharge of the miners and today nearly a hundred men are Idle as the result of tbe ultimatum Issued by President Tucker who declares the men cannot return to work while he is SuperintendentFor trouble has beenI brewing between the minors and of ficials and she men have walked out on several occasions The miners have worked only four days this year and they lire not making ouotigh to support themselves and families Local merchants are re fusing to let goods out on credit it is said and the situation is becom ing serious Frightful Polar Winds blow with terrific forceat the far north and play havoc with the skin causing roe rough or sorQ chapped hands und lips that need Bncklons Arluca Salve to heal them It makes the skin softAand smooth Unriynlod for cold sores alsoburnsIboiliii fiorep ulcers and piles Only 26otB at all drug gists We Breed Peculiar Potrots Steel investigating committee will nuke public the reduction costs of the Corporation even if the com pauys foreign business is entirely wiped out We breed a r kind ofpatrlot in this qcuntryall- our own and nobody envlos us Walt Street Journal RECORD OF AI GREAT MEDICINE Doctors Could Not MrsI TEinpletonRegainedHiaalth I Pinkhams Compound gladtoCOmpoundhashelpedme Forfive years I suffered from female troubles so I was scarcely able to do work I took doc tors medicines aitdurled local treatments but was not helped I had such awful bearing down pains and my back was so- weak I could hardly walk and could not ride I often had to situp nights to sleep and my friends thought I could not live long At request my husband got mea bottleof E Pinkhams Veg eta leCompourid and I commenced to take it By the time T had taken the seventh bottle my health had returned and I began doing my washing and was a well wOman Atone time for three weeks I did all the work for eighteen boarders with no signs of my old trouble return lug Many have taken your medicine after geetng what it did for me I would not take 1000 and be where I was You have my p rmllSion to use my name if it will aid anyoneMrs Susis TEM PLEtipN Hooper peerlessone toryover the obstinate ills ofwomanills that deal out despair It is established fact that Lydia FC PinkhamsVeget rble hasr storedhealthtothousanhof Whydontyou l1 a e h- ry E 3Ad YOu WANT a Better JOBLyoscservices Q o I1 reputatfoismil a LawFBEE anxlllarr branches Good POSITIONS GUARANTEED under reasonable conditions r 1 oertheNew System of Bookkeeping saves them from 25 to50 per cent in work andworry Shorthand Practically all U S official court reporters write the System of Shorthand Draughon Colleges teach Why Because they know it is the best IIIDRAUGHONSGREAT PREPARATION BEING MADE For Reunion of ExConfcdcrate Veterans rand Sop or MaconGa p Sons will meet fathers when the United Confederate Veterans and tbe United Sons ofOonfederatoVet- erans gather In Ja oli May 7 tat 9 Men who fought for t efrhqmes and states In the greatestcon1110tln- history wIn salute those who ans wered the call of a reunited nation the veterans of64 will olasp hands with the veterans of 98 Untiring in their offers to make the reunion of their fathers a SilO cess the Sons are determined that their encamQmntthQtltst In th of the order be a re letter event All the resources the organization are at the l of the encampment committee The camp will be one of the big features of the reunion Blue Ribbon Flout j tJAMES GATE SON Co =v Incorporated m 1ilHopktnsvillegyMr and Mrs Frank Rash were tin MallionvJIl Wednesday Mistaken DiagnosisDoctors Guess Wrong Again About live years ago I wrote to you I had been a terrible sufferer from kidney and bladder troubles and lily physician informed me that my kidney was insuch con formyISwampRoot as a last resort and after taking four fiftycent size hot ties I passed a gravel stone which weighed ten grains I afterwards forwarded you this gravel stone Have had no return of anv trouble since anti cannot say too much in much in favor of your wonderful preparation SwampRoot which cures after phlsicians fall Verytruly yours F H HORNE t7Personallythis 81st day of July lOGO F H Horne who subscribed the above statement and make oath that the same is true in substance anti in fact JAMES M HALL Notary Public Letter io Dr Kilmer Q Co Blnghamton NY Prove What SwampRoot Will do for YOU t 4 J BInghamtonIt will convince anyone You will also receive a booklet of valuable thekldneyaand EarllpgtopSemIWeeklY cent and on dollar size bottles for sale at all drugstores How This For Late Trains M K T is guilty of 11000 vIola theTexathe State Attorney General will file suit for penalties aggregating 5i 600000 HomeShady Thousands ot anecMft aleholingrjCATALOGUE DavonoiraPresidentalogue on course AT COLLEGE writ f i I BOJ tJY17uoi Br fi T3PLw 1rit 4 1 uvJrnATlIhEGRAPHWI r tin ttaa GetIYQ1Bjf men and women rnr auc ltc lnter 1d4nNf1wiLBQR R SMITIrLezrn ton i Most Awful Dry m A p ntiemsn livin in Lake Oily 6 ubadtern Colorado and western Kansas dsdupWhy said belilt is so dry tt re R that wagons are going around with their tongues out The cottonwpd trees are cotton1 4ovorfbefore it is wet enough to snake lem onnde The catfish kick up such a dust in the beds of the streams tba the steams have to be sprinkled be fore you can go fishing A Bpwfc from an engine fiat tire to a pond auoT burned up a lot of bullfrogs before the fire was extinguished The ground is so dry that crawfish holes In low places are being pulledup and used for gas pipe The whole country is so dry that even the rail rotidsrunning through that region cannot water their stockJJust at this point the offlcn towelIfell from the nail and broke into thousands of pieces and the picture of George Washington faded entire Ely awayfQuit asking for Just flour Ask for Blue Ribbon flour and get the bestIv r IncorporatedI I Hopkinsville Ky Miss Trlx Fenwick was in Ginoin 4 natl Tuesday and Wednesday visit tug friends StyliSh Stationery Style as well as quality are marked features of lour stationeryI i Handsome writing papers fin different and Lab r ric effects V r Use high quality stylish stationery and be in good form atall limes1 250 to I 00 per box I St Bernardt f1 i Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department I I r paatmsaea rue asr =eoo snera 1 Every Dollar of an Ad Readers Money is Above Par I Frequently Its Buying Power is Actually Doubled + f Your dollars vary in value as they vary in pur chasing power The man or woman who studies advertisements is able frequently to make one dol lar do the usual work of two J And the experienc ed reader advertisements will always make a dol lar command a premiumrmake it buy more than aIdollars worth as figured on ruling prices of things 4 How much above pat are the dollars in your pocket worth It will depend on how closely you study the buying opportunities outlined in the store ads L ewesoLaa r VE D6 ONLY THE BEST JOB WORK r J r j- J A 1oJorJ f 1 f I rlii fit 7 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fxJ J1 51QthUgi19t R our thIS sa eF0rypqri 1Igoof i wemVltJt YV t9 are ineas ee ifNa r i vi-L n 1 1y tit rI d rllt i r lttgofmlg t Srir ti I jtnu t- 1tl J j I Ii iiF w JA U U 0 MMFIkfM IrrTRMww + u iJJr J J 1 n s Ouwju I3ARNE15I t ilI l i 11NIJ COMPANY 11 J hr 1 Ii C1Vr LI I yj j i II I IJ II r l 1 G zSIIll 1 uq II lJ nrjf j JLJJ 1 ffi5lt11 I 11 II I 1CINiORPORpTED1 nf IIj 1 ftfUjr i d j rn 1 c iItf rtirIrfiN1Pl UrCKYtici ibr j i I j j J 11 l t j J 10 S 1 Ir j 1ilJri j t tIf 1 r I t it f 11 it r r r I A- Alr L 1 t IlltI r 1 N J P8EA EST INDIAN YEARPiki I t jieatien Tribute tp Sun God at Pueblo Xur Village Near Santa fe i 1 bun I j cutSanta FejjN Mex Jan23TIie ruUaJo dance the greatest dance of feIJdbfonsp twenty miles not li j til i f Santa Fe began a Mintlae oday j lJ4iF4Uv continue until sundpwfi ji H ha dance IB pf heathen alp though the Pueblas are npmlrtnljy 1 r st andstill i JB obser as- i I olumbuaasf 91TheIndians claim not a ln alte- L sstloniinathe dance h1V1 been mae V within a thousand years and some Y I of the maBKs and costumes used are of fhun r6ds of years dad The dance ii wnaalheuOliJSl1nRetIa1i l beseeches the sun god to grunt a year of plentiful gamaand corn i r At dawn the tupks dittuiaed as buffalo deer antelope and elk t1ft inYir they joined the tquaws 1Ob daucr t to the sound of a chorus of voices mt and the beat of cottonwood drums Scientists of the School of Amer Bureauift5f ing the dance and taking phonon graphic recordsnnd picUres of the d dance Several hundred Indians iLr are participating l 1 l l I 1PerPlatej b J was paidNew Taaliquet 16 Henry h Clay Orleans in 1843 Mighty costly far tbpse with stopi y F acbtrtuble or indigestlqn Today I peoqle1 every Where t1 O Kinds eewLife Pills for tbee trQ as n klduey and1 bbwel die 1i orders Easy safe sure Only 25cts tttaIrdrugIstsx borr l i DWany Chinese Inyadjnj America ITumberB of Chinese laborers hat e a tgained entrance to1 the United in tie guise of teachers stud ats and luierobauts ln thug past year Where Ism Jnet gatbot one half a million egple caused by immigra tIonttl fI HOOKWORM IN KENTUOKY r State Bacteriologist South Lectures to- 1Vrthi rchooni Students Bibhinond OKiy Jkn28Dr Lili Han South of Bowlibg Green State bacteriologist gave a highly inter eating and Instructive leptnre at the Normal School hero tonight under the auspices of the State of Healt and the State Federation o- fiK4t natgbs r9 Urey464pceh- of h9okwprm In E cptuckyDr South sayl O kv i en found in tweny flia counties representing all portions of the State The lec ture was illustrated with stereoptU clan views showing Kentucky fechoolhousea where at least 75 per Pentof the children wero infected with hookworm She also explain ed what measures of prevention are bblng taken If y ur stomach feels uncomfortable from overeatingt or from food which disagrees with ycu take HERBINE it settles the stomach strengthens thedigestlon and rjfelax es the bowls Price 60c Sold by IncorporatedThug A Dream Causes Man to Jump from Window Ira Adams a bookkeeper for the Paduach Milling Co dreamed that he was in a turning building and Jumped from his bedroom window to the ground Tuesday night The snow probably saved him from ser ious Injuries FPNEUMONIA left mo with a frightful coin h and couldhardys My dPctor could not help me but I was Cured by DINGSNew MrsJ E Cox Joliet hi iti0c AND ShOD AT ALL DRUGGISTS i Donft forget yoil receive 9000 votes for every dollar paido any Saturday to1iit ii i ki r the Bee on new subscriptions SetIK1 4 n I yri lwin 1 the at4toitipbite I d LJ i A Society1 Cardi Of Any Character 1 Printed at IOiftc GET THE BEST dn L I Samples Shown nlshed on ApplIcatlonu t v I M u av f Apples vs Doctprs iI Do you know just what you are eating wit n you eat an apple Welf the experts at the Agricultua college have figured It out You are eating matte acid the property that makes buttermilk so healthul- and gallic acid Sugar in a very assimilable form consisting of car bon hydrogen and oxygen caught and Imprisoned from the sunshine if present in considerable nm unts Phosphorous Is present In tile only form in which it is available as a tissue building material The acids of the apple diminish the acidity of the stomach Apples ate natures boat complexion mak orS and the wAtpr lathe applets in its purest form much purer than any drinking water TIJbiffii cidgt as1f red jheapple as the Iwd fbrllle gods arid belifyed that hstjulces the 1f c1ar which the god u edtq restate their youth V r i Men tire the gbds of today and the applets their jQyaXfood Et apples and you Will put the doctors ti usl otbusIndBS AlbloaNowa aIdtways s Remedy acts on this plan It allays the cough relltiveS the lungs opens the secretions and aids nature In reptonijg Hip system to a healthy condition T10u6uudeltty tpetifl S9ldby R ItRoiI TIES v j a THEIR UAIUES rf iT t 1 jIc emf Tre4tmeat f les um Souther Jriclflci1rd OlherItems t1rJ U1V t ji f e 2 a- clfid Iintebaloa of 1yJtime Is rel1r Umtthe ropuiaM hVB2G 1 oodiI 9Hdlft lr of I Paso These ties reprsWtan iUoo vestment of ovetjf240i0000 t1 ahcuyrsevI noo tbTWtUfel ldbY Uutreatod th tlea cost about 80 oeuts Ker g- ulitotfouryeare jTieaUIltr a t ea b urdtecNa ng t+ rcre othl1Cq ts rail h1912debts a o t tn th lr latelnlotler W9Njt P l11aie J Ni Aid rnW tIcetitatau additiuml coat uG but ifod utt od mIIlf1gttoasubjecting to vaiuunx to withdraw the tap and water Chloride of z to or dead oil of coat tar is thou forced into the cells the former constitu ting burutittizlng and the litter ore osjQting The ties are then given a sun Lath for several weeks comi let log the process As an added suggestion of what a great railroad system means in terms of detail the tact that there are iur spikes and two tie plates to a tie gave a total fi 101000000 spike and 50800000 tie plates on Southern Pacifics lines west of El Paso which form about half of the South ere Pacific system The spikes weigh about a half pound aud the tie plates about GUptJunds each 9ofPleurisy pains are located below short ribs Lumbago affects the same region but toward the back BALLAEDd SNOW LINEMENT IB the remedy in either dase 1 f rub bad in thoroubly it eases pain reo luxes the muscles and tho patient curt move about freely and coxifort purbottllCo Incorporated Diug Depart meta J Awarded 2000 Mrs Mamie Toonoy of Henderson who stepped into a UopreBsi h and Injured her leg was awarded 2000 damages Smiths Fine Poultry Farm Rhode Islands Reds ex clusively Eggs for hatching 100 per 16 NOT MORE than two set tings with each order S P SMITH GufhritIf Kenlacky ART ACADEMY BILL IS IN Lodge Measure for American Institution Reintroduced inCpngresi Washington Jab 23The Henry Cabot I o bill providing for the Instliution of an Amerfcan Academy pf Arts and Letters has been ruin Iiepresentattarred to the commlttel on library A Hero in a lighthouse Fur years J l Dpualme So Havon Mich a civil war captain as a lighthouse keeper averted awful mllhthavepreventedTheyand chills he writes after I cad taken other so ended urea for years impprovodmydyspepsiaindigestion kidney troubles theyre without Try them Only SOcts at all druggists focierT oer roUtica- Politics1s tber science of keeping citizens happy Takes ills Life While In School Charles Wilson tbo 17 yoarold IOn of W F Wilson manager of trhe Zlliack Schaefer Elevator of dyn thtanua Inc ate some candy which had Btryohiiiuo on It and died with- In an hour He was in a reoltatioa at the High School wheti be ate the candy He is survived byafather mother and brother It Is not be lieved he had a sweetheart rJ t A er a beayy ratal lake a couple ojt DM far lieu i lad give your itomacb liver and fafel the help they will netd Regntetilirinf HIT r ulatpaatageiof tts bowcla Truth About an Auther Harare secret it seems Is like tMI ot Richardson Both are famous MI anatomists of the feminine heart sadt each in his youth wrote the love leI ters of many humble and illiterate lilslthistory II scriptI You Need Stationery Nothing gives uu Individual owQrm standing rn the business tranri like nice stationery neatly printed The Semi Weekly Bee job department keeps constantly on hand ft flue llnb of letterheads uoteueads bill heads statements and envelopes both linen and commercial WI also do circular invitation and eat alogue work live us a trial You will be pleased Unreasonableness Permissible Human beings were never meant ti- be entirely reasonable people se U meht and persuasiveness were latea4 ed to play apart In aumAa life t Very Serious JItIs a Very serious matter to emit one medicine and have the IIBUCKDRAUSHlLiver c 1 The reputation of tits old nuble medicine for constipation indigestion and liver trouble U firm ly established It docs not imltatef n yt other medicines It Is 1 others or it would not be the fa vorite liver larger I sale than allothers combined I BOLD IN TOWN I Pilj J 1 I I hI R al W e 1 e 4 y d bjLr 4 Ll L a 15 IIXi ek r jitp 4 4t j S acIj frI S t t r f prCI j e st r Ci l h ii j 1iJf14- I tt I t l f f t 1 r tt y9 I This 75ei air of shears to any new alt jrenewal subscriber paying 100 on subscription jlrR rt11foI J 1Y pt rIJ 1 I 9II + f v r JbCj 1 I 1 f D h117olV l 11JIl1rJlt lf t ater J enSlon PrIng Ja These tented she rsre u sold fQr 7f fits Pals fe 1t demmRtirceUfZlai 1hntItUtfrredge t fx Oil these shears is jp estrlctii anlwill I r wear dull They Wilt cut anything and everything wet tissue ft Wpefto hrsr blan et 9teJhe p eJltens n S 1ns tldQt11vattvIttimharp iii Kja telYo f r Patent e lsion In lefiifH f The shears are manafactuMdf verylli hest grade steel and nickel plated on afit jVhighly polished surface The patent tension springPtak upa111Mvront1rnvetrsot t ecuttngerlre SB f liver wear dull A simple turn off the1little thumb screw cut for the thlni liest and most delicate fabric to t her heaviestmat wjRead Gu ranteeWe puaranteethe t alit3lfth rllll1tnfh 4r if1a t be rs to b 6 1 Ic1as ineyery respect and that the tension spring doubles tha usefuKesspf j the shears and d6eawa With the 1 sitofrreshaipeiiing OT 1 UHflUii wt v 11i It M WiWtae y IIllII el tbat111t S yo 1W M1 MMWPyaalAfiria l6WtNtlIn1WGa emI1i1uDkl J Ren i jEarllnoton KeiitI J w It g m 9 J vI+ t f Ft A 9 + t a sea 1Irl r+ M FI 1 1 t il r rt r 1rv L i fM1w na + Hw i r q r I r wrfw i J 0I L 1 0I- r 2 Ir j t- yYs E