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Digital page images are linked to the text file. r iivXt ii V1 G TUESDAY and t FRIDAY q IiI U tF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE TWENTY THIRD YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY TUESDAY JANUARY 30 1912f No 9 1 a I MARSHALL iBRADLEYI I m HIS MAN lumps from Interurban andI Places Alleged Bootle er Under Arrest MABEiSENSATIONALARREHTffESTERDA L Two Warrants were iisauod in thi county court yesterday fop the ar jre8tofvWill Reynolds AweJlknow brioklayar marking up Against blmI two charges for selling liguor Re3old must havo been Upped that he cwas wanted and started on i foot oattot the city Chief Bradley i happened to be iu the city yesterday and Jud Bradley told blip to arrest Reynolds if he should ran cross bun TVVhen the mtortirbau eweptilntc letnln Bieurvet Chief Bradley his way home saw Reynolds walk Hg by the Bide of the track Hr did not waste a second in jerkin the Signal cord and as the tral slowed 1 and placed ReynolhunderarrolltI Headacke Signs of Danger in this Qwn that sulfefl frequently from splitting netv us headaches ought to Jto at once to the druggist and Ret Race bottle of CarlBtedtB German Liver Powder Headaches always indicate con at patron in a dallger Btormjthat may In other extremely Bert ous ailmentssometimes even 8 Disease and Appendicitis- Our CarlstedtH German Liver der acts on the Liver the real stow of constipation a few doses entirely remove the trouble insure a laetlngoure never falls guaran tMd1f t ave headaches get a bottle todaftrom the St Bernard K Mining Co Incorporated Drug De partment 25o a bottle HOaiPORT ON EXPLOSION Minus al Central City Appoint Commi Fret to Pake Investigation of Accident State Mine Inspector Norwoodj Who Has boon at Central City since the disaster in the mine of the Cen tral Coat Iron C in whtolj four minors were killed recently left last week for Lexington without making any report aswto his nvQstlJtatlon- Heh will probably do BO within the next few days A special com mi toe of miners alao was appointed to make an Investl gation and this report has not been made public as yet The mine bas been idle since thai accident occured aa thjef time has since been spent in cleaning uptho- w barts damaged and making repairs It IB expected work will bo resumed this week A Texas Wonder The Texas Wonder cures kidney and cures diabetes weak and lame u backs rheumatism and all irregularities of bladder troubles remov n tug Rravel the kidneys and bladder in both men and women Regulates bladder troubles In children not Bold by your druggists will be sept mall on receipt of 100 One moutbBtreatJK ment and seldom tails to a Cure Send for testimonials from JKy and other states Dr E W H8I2926 Olive street St Louis Mo Sold by druggists CancerCaiMU Death Evansville Woman Mrs 1 ary Hildretlr aged 49 years l living at 28 John St JSvauBvllle t died early Sunday morning as a re sult of a qanoer Mrs Hildretb formerly of Virginia was advised by her physician to change climates but the change did liar no good asBhe has been confined to her bed nearly ever since z Phe camq to Evansville She Is survived by a husband and one married daughter Denies She Is Mauled i QttbyDelsjSDtrongly denies that else is niarried to Harry Pllcbef the American dancer She says Its an- a Jbke and that Pilcher IB already miirried Schblajjhlp FoTSale We have a 199 i usinesCollege Bryan fe flfrattou l forsaie Thls Itf oneofthei best bus- nese colleges lt the State hdat 7icdolarshlplatlta di UnJJs A 1 i WEE L BEE i I fire Cteat avorsSStore i q The fire fitar e J wt 1 fcight boatfli5 The fireieori nay tadtathezpaco Lee Favors stor- er r0w a eoalpIJ OYi r wrt9 r Jr 4- t l fl OUT ttF THE GINGER JAE Slow madhcan the pullet t i Torn tomato can but will it lrut in the trapis worth two I in tbe hair Ai any rate the clam know if M eneuplt to shut up r if t Pi V I i8ufioleasto advise uu uvitu or not to0up iu the airto that wiiifibuai nees f I H+araietoads things ae of E1II the best Especial isithis true of tl4 iiOoiemad man I The maC wibi Ms gaff iiuvestec Jprl3ltiouMu a woman Bits up l fe IE the uights hefor lOhristruns en tinged in makinga hem for n him Too often the rolt of fares fug are less in evidence than the prophets of farming mores the Pty l If as alleged t the main busi nesaof Jife is making money it ie aniazip the number of people who fattach I The jinert of this country are fist reaching the conviction that the parcels post JBa good post to hitch too The ostrich is only secondarily responsible forthe big millinery bills JtdoGB not part with its feathers willingly It ib reported that in some sec tions last summer tile robins nes ted on the ground in order to reduce the cost of high living tSpeaking of aide to agriculture there is the eutworjfi which vol unteers to cut the farmers corn luug Before he ia reedy to do itl irnself The genius iuu man who thinks of Bomethmg that immediately sets nil other men to wondering why tliev hadnt thought of it themselves Before you kick the other fel tow fojr not bringing home the borrowed maul go down to the barn and see if his borrowed ax stand behind the door Thingsare not always what they seem Whoa Jonuuy is met tit the door with the injunction to wipe his feet what really is menutis that he must clean his shoes Which Glaus Are You In Some men are constantly reoeiv lUg big offers big propositions lUBinesa chiefs are bidding for their orvlces Others have to take anyI hlng they can g t Tho Draughon Training which is ndoreed by business men will put you in the money making class it sill make your services BO vain ible hat business men will bid for them Porprlcea on lessons BY MAIL Address JNO F DRAyGHQt President Nashville W nqijJfo latalpgue on courage AT i tddresa Draughons PraolcaipJBji8it ness College NAHVILior PADUOAH KY 0q VANSH ILLE IND or WASHINGTON t D 0 w sll1 Gibvernor Grants Pardon to ri 1yt II J f Father of ThlrttenCtilidrFn- Among those who algued the peg litlon ib pardon S F White were Isiof the tdrs Who him Whitewasconviotedin Breathitt ipunty for ponfederatlpg and killing l1v stock He is the father of 11 teeif children ono of whom was b6tn after toe was convicted and retltonoedRe served ten months of his Bear and QleysWIJiBon 3pJd d hej had beep punished sufficiently rt ivt You Can Eat Anything ii1i Eat 4wlikttyour 8tomaqh craves without the slightest fear of iNdltres donTwh1ehds an awful feeling You t ered with Sour Stomach Heartburn Nausea Bad reathorHe you will tfjcetono dosendf Digesteze It re e a asjITOB as If by Magic Pleasant Candy Belief in one minute Get a 60o bottle from the drdepartmentofthaStuBer ard- klang fleawgnny p P8 J i a u J = i =f== IfJ friends havtng kept me in the auto 1My thus far withoujeffort upon my J part Iwould now like to win If you have J we relative or special friend who has a chance to win I would appreciate jour votes and SiW A f i 11 influence r r f Number 16 Mn8ftillLtB Arnold 1 O J f r 1 PIP7 r Society Happenings Eut End CClub The East End Card Olub had most delightful meeting last Frldoy afternoon with Mrs1 Della South worth Mr Banks made the high eat score the following ladles ha the highest total scores Mesdame Rule Kline MoKlOjuou and Daves- JHQfBBS BAR BOY SCOUTS n 1 J Cawtltutional Amendment With One Aimed at the Civic Federation Is Adopted M Iu Jan 7 The Boy Scout movementcame under the ban of the United Mine Workers ol America along with the Civil Fed oration today when the miners convention adopted an amendment to the constitution providing that no one connected with the Boy Scouts shall be permitted to be a member of the union The section refusing membership In the union to persons connected with the Civic Federation was adopted with little opposition James Herrlu of Sparta III whoI proposed the Boy Scout amendment declared the movement waa detrimental to unionism and would grow into aq organization of strike break er BROUGHT TO LIGHT Earlington People Receiving the Pull Benefit There have been many cases like the following In Earlinirton Everyone relates the experience of people we know These plain straight for ward statements will do much to ward relieving the suffering of thousands Such testimony will be with Interest to many people Mrs R A Smith Wilson St Earlington Ky says I am glad to publicly recommend Doaufi Kidney Pills My kidney were badly disordered and the ache in my back wasso acute that I could not stoop without Buffering severely The pain often extended into my sides and became more acute If I stood on my feet fifteen nainutee I clad dizzy timeewasf- orced to graspsomething In order to steady myfeolf Ialso suffered from terrible headaches and many days could scarcely get out of bod I can safely say that I spent more tilabone hundred dollars for mad oineB and doctors treatments but Obtained scarcely fnyb 1ifltQI1- tho advice of a friend I procured a- boy of loans Kidney PlllB at the S Bernard Drug Store andl ega- utingtrtiaeTits remedy cured me rasa two W ksf1 nut glad tor nd ttt other kidney auf rererQi Bpt 6AQJ Y o14doaiers Prlco pO- f casts gr4erAMilbarn ffalo I York sole agents for thb butted States Remember the name Ddans and take no other t To Retire From Drug Business R k l bFariand Stoii known druggist of MadlBonyillev member or rm ptfoFarlahd 2J1ta na8Boid interest to Settie a prominent Erjuceton drug gist formorly a Mod onvtUe J The dpal waBcio sed Saturday apd- MrSettle lookup his workMonday j For Sale 6Q 8oboYar6hli refl Drab lions- Busineed Naejivtl e iin 100B bbl TBblben Bryant 8tratl t9piB f lqoIJeiedffUI f let R A Apply to SII I IJ B 1l9Pyet c iiRr1rYBtY8ttllki ct a I i b 1 The Home Merchant tsIit They will ask a grocer to dullv era yeast cake to their back doMe But when it dimes to ordering a winters supply of canned goods they wlrlte to some distant depart D1 nt tore jt should be needless to saytbat If jayeryone did this we sboulc haye stores to rent fewer opportu pities for people to earn a living a borne i On the contrary if we all bcjughi everyt ilng possible at hoe 0111 stores could keep eyen better stockc It IB a great convenience to be able to make selections from a good lini- of goods at dome This becomes poaglbl where everyone loyally supports the home merchants Under such circumstances exist ing stores pduld do a larger bus ness employ more people and new concerns would start Every per son owing real estate or a business here would see it grow more valuI bleEven the man with nothing would gain There woull be more proper ty to tax hence more public 1mI provements With more money in circulation our fraternal societies churches and clubs could serve the community more efficiently c wQ51 asking for Just Hour Ask for Blue Kibbon flour and get the best Ask your grocer for it Cost of the Italian Adventure How mush is the Italian Adven mriln Tripoli to cost The orlglnal estimate said to have been made to the government In omewas 10000000 This was a1i so the original estimate for Eng lands Afghan war which afterward ran up to over 100000000 In the same way tho Boer war as budgeted by Chancellor Sir Michael HicksBeach was to cost about 50 000000 the total bill was 1200000 The looks of the Trlpolitau balance sheet Ire ohnnginr dally Re centlya pollllcal economist In Borne has put the priable debit at 200 000000 But most men who know how costly a thing an army In action is said that Is too moderate On thebeat advices obtainable in this country the war in costing Italy about 1000000 a day Lively as a Boy If you are tired run dowh have no app tlte get a bottle of Yucatan Ohill Tonic A few doses will you up give you a boys appetite make you strong and lively aa a twelve yearold Purifies the blood and strengthens the system BOo a bottle at the St Bernard Mining oCo Incorporated Drub Department s Wild Geese Fly South On Satprday afternoon abqu t one bjclojCk a flock of wild geese was oaee1Jlyin t ward the South According fcp Trad i opI this is a sign pf cold weather ttf Jrr f 1 Woman Warned She Will beKlled i M Mrs Lucy Griffith xii Uenton i Who IB rged with having killed net husband Edward Griffith is the recipient of threatening which tellher ahe will be killed matt fwuit the verdict of the iiiay be1 Metiibera oithe grand jury who refused to return an indior ment against her last July were also threatened aometime atco r Bcjt Offer Yet 1 v Fir i d tire We will Befnd you ttiocLoutLvlhevoning JPtfar and the Seml Week V Boo oneytiar The CpfliUopOHwn and Good House ll gazut1 tddtlreHdniu Frb1slX1l10ut p all for iMO Sub- eserU cowtAB sottfllll be withdrawn in a few r r 1 SWcTc M SUITFILED AGAINST EL HENDBIQK Ir v Plaintiffs Seek to Recover About 1687 and Say they Were Deceived in Buying Stock Sqit was flied in Circuit Oem t bv W D Ooil T L Ooil and H H Coil against E L Heudricke in which the plaintiffs seek to recover abqut 16875 Io the petition which has bear filed by Jonson JenU1n 8 nd Tost Laffoon the plaintiffs Sqt up allegations the defendari t practiced fraud in selling to then 326 shires of stuck in the Sunset Goal Go The petition asserts that in 1108 the Sunset Goal Co had 100000 capital stock 8000 of which was preferred and 20 000 was common the par value being 100 a share The hpl ers of preferred stock were not to participate in the profits or tot elect officers but were to receive I tin annual 6 per cent dividend The plaintiffs then state thai they purchased from the defend ant 125 shares of common stock 3for 9875 on the assurance giv en by the defendant that the coal company has 7 500 of accouhte it above all indebtedness After they had bought the stock the plaintiff alleg sthey learned that there was an in debreineBs against the company of 109955 above all accounts doe the company They assert they were deceiv ed into buying stuck and askfor 9375 with interest fro3n Miyl9 1910 and also seek 7500 damp a eE I Announcement I wish to announceto the iH people of Earlington and vicinity that I will continue the photograph busi ness of Jas H Corbitt at the old stand on Main Street I have had several years experience along this line and am gully capable of doing first class work I ask that you favor me with your patronage and assure you I will use my besten deavor to give you good work at reasonable prices After this date you will find me at the studio from U a in until 6 p m RespectfullyMrs H Corbitt Fall of a Tropical Hero Guayaquil Gen Pedro Moutero who was recently the popular hero of Guayaquil was Thursday shot by the angry populace dragged into tlio streets beheaded and his body burned In November last he was proclaimed president by the troops iu Guayaquil but handed over the leadership In the proyttuoual gov ernment to Gen Fluvio Alfaro Always Blessed vouSOttics work digests what you eat and makes ood rich blood from your food No more Sleepless Nights Headache or Stomach Misery Get Dlgesteze told ltd cost at drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company IncorporatedThe Claimed Many Lives I tiyashiugtouThe sea claimed jthft JJveB of ICO persons with 825 Xmerjcaii vessels during the fiscal year 1911 according to figures of the r au of navigation Losses of caging vessels clilflly by founder hg cau ed the death of 107 While with steam vessel elghtyaoven lives were lost OKimona Tea 1 Mrs Harriett Browninggave a nipw enjoyable ulumOll1tta Bat ufday Hvening at her home on West Mal stout Tne ladies al wore Qau and made pretty picture 4 mbEr of interesting gatiow re- ti7 datterwbtohcoffeeauddalntyp- agdwiahes werGservad Quite a neat little auouwaaueaiized for the benefit of the church lJ 1 f r Loss or Stolen t vim r Thursday Karat Diamondring In brot 1 J99 98 Te P tGardners name printed inside of Beebilicei i TUESDAY and PR1DAYt i Church Notes t t P i Madiionville Ohtittian OhiirbhiOne of the largest audience of the 8 fie9 assembled aX hqS inaday morning service and listenH to the Sermon on The StewI1 d ship of wealth fihe attent otts was perfect and the indication I are that every good home and abroad will profit by that i service J I Announcements made atMthe morninc hour indicated it lecture free on the preservation of the health of women by a Visiting lady from Canada TnesdajrJaiu 80 8 p IIi in the main auditor urn of the church Also their there would be an official mifot ing of The Board of Officers oaf ter prayer meeting Wednesday night in the Ministers Study and Choir Practice at the same hour in the main Auditorium We were rejoiced to reactisplendid articles in last week 1 Standard from Evangelists W T Brooks aud R rger Fife and to h note that the Brown Evangelis tic Company had a good meeting J at Stuart Iowa with 71 addi tions i Christian Endeayor announces J a business meeting and social intthe basement of the church Thursday night Feb 1 They are rehearsing for a splendid pro gram which they will render Sunday J night in honor of the birth Idaypf Ohristiau Endeavor j The minister has received let ters from Ifrgauf elcl and Hus tpnyille Ky and from Birming Tram Ala congratulating the I Oity of Madisonvilleon whipping j the liquor forces bya mAjorityIof 148 Senator T H Paynter 1 writes the minister that he willI c give his attention to the eration of a proper bill regulat i ting the shipment of liquor into prohibition territory Now that the liquor question is settled and almost everybQdyJ seems delighted with the result let us set tie down to the great u JesusOhristthethe cross of every unsaved soul flOthafc the Blood of Ohristmay cleanse them from sin 1 IsCR R TIMECARD ITuno of departure of I tral trains from Nortonville KyiNORTHBOUND J r No 102 l8pra o- No 101840 a m No 122 local pa3s1045 a mrNo 183 local 686 pm SOUTH BOUND No 101 408 pm No 103 146 am No 121 local pass 128 pm No 185 local pass 558 a in i L N TIME CARD l Time al arrival of trains passing tbrou b and departure of trains riginatingatEarhngtom r Effective Sunday April 9 9111i NORTH BOUND No 92 826am No 52 1115 a m No 94 723pm No 64lld2 pmr r SOUTH BOUNDxNo 08 480 aDI No 95 r 823 a m SO51 421 pm No 98 1048 pm INTERURBAN TRAINS I NORTH BOTTND 1 No 1 476 am No 1001055 am No 108 200 pm i No 110wvV4 v 602 p mT f SOUTH BOUND w v No lOB 710 a mtNo106 1000am r No 1071267 p to- No100 H20 pip J No l 010 poly 11 MH ETIME CARD fk l JSvB T 3 C i I JM Hlft B time card went lute effect Banday April 01911LNo ill leavee646 amV No1l8arrlv6s880 p m r Lei Ic tl 17 Ma w 3 IEiT Gc Tii1 trfPAULM MOORE EDITOR AND PUBLISHED 0 E FAWOETT i ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGE IMember Association of Leag I Branch Office in Mortons Furniture I sonville Kentucky Phone No4 Telephone 47 l 6 It a The man who whispers down a well tz t About the things he has to sell Will never reap a crop of dollars M like he who climbs a tree and hollers b The triumph of the temper ance forces in Kentucky is now ff complete with the passage of 9 the county unit bill at Frankfort h lash week The campaign promi sea of both the dominant part es in Kentucky have been fully performed by their representa i tives in the Kentucky Legisla t tore Now let us settle down- Y and be content and exercise our energies in enforcement of the law as1 it is and as we have voteda it ID our various counties according to the prevailing sentiment of the voters in those counties In Hopkins county and perhaps especially in the cities of Madisonville and Ear litagton we have our own largest 1i aid must important task in this i big work of temperance and the theIi work of rigid enforcement pro ceed Earlington for instance has a proud record of having ii i 3ee One Six yearIThree months v 20 l Single copies 6 IR I Specimen copies mailed free Jon application Correspond ents wanted in all parts of the county Address l1sfor par Uc lars Store 119 South Main Street Madi MISS AILEEN DAVIS Mgr Tuesday January 30 1912 Jbeen a dry town continuously since the year 1882 and during all hat time the lapses from a real and continuous enforcement of the law have been few and very brief If there are bootleggers now let us give them th- ebootnnd swiftly Tlie tern perauce sentiment has prevaile- again in Madisonville and t emphasis The county remains dry indeed if our officers and our citizens will do their duty And nobody could question bu that it is good politicR in the present circumstances for any Democratic and Republican oil cial to do his best for the en forcement of local option t which both parties are strongly committed No More DyspepSia- Gas or other Stomach Troubles Nothing will remain undigested or sour on your stomach if you will take a little Digesteze a power ful digestive harmless and pleasant as Maple Syrup For sale by the drug department of th0 St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated The Old Mans Idea Wbat is society pa Society my son is something that requires as much money to get into as it does brainy to keep out ofPhlladelphla Bulletin J 11 BEE ADS PAYI 4 d itHw to Get Votes on the Automobile will be FAli I given with every cash purchase made at I the store of any member ofV the club purr r cha IS THE TIME TO GET BUSY The earlier you start the more advantage you will have in the i 9 final count the object of r1 this contest is to get business We are I f going to give this fine Auto to the per itsonwho will the greatest pf votes therefore it is to the in terest of every contestant to ask their friends and who buy their Dry and save the coupons for you Thus Ii the contestant who gets the greatest number of friends who trade here and h 3tgive them their coupons will receive the t greattst number ofvotes L CI l Watcliw Clocli Jewelry Fine Watch Repairin I t Webb Brothers Groceries AI W H COME ON We can do your JOB PRINTING oflevery- descripti n Cards Billheads Circulars Auction and Show Bills Pamphlets Law Blanks Briefs Blank Books Labels at Reasonable Prices A Thelma Pleased a Fair Sized Audience fad moue Btory Thelma at the Opera House last Thursday night The plav was well staged and the com pany splendid Miss Sadie Oregtn Thelmata ress showing ability of high order In the exacting roll Mr David Rivers as Olaf Guld I nor did some of the best character Sydneyoas Mr Harry Sullivan as George Lori mer his frlend both deserve special mention as Miss Dorothy Ray and Mr N R Cregau The members of the company all played their parts well and as a whole it was a well balanced company Should they ever return to Earlington they would in all probability bu greeted by a full house You Need Stationery Nothing gives an individual or a firm standing In the business world like nice stationery neatly printed The SemiWeekly Bee Job depart ment keeps constantly on hand a fine line of letterheads noteheads billheads statements and envelopes both linQn and commercial We also do circular invitation and cat aogue work Give us a trial You will be pleased I COLORED COLUMN rrsrarre a nr rrer oeorw sueer rAas ro u- l EDITORIREV J Jl EVANS The Parents and 1 anchors ASBO Crayon Portrait Freeelation mot last Friday aftornoor Twentyflye members answered to the roll call On account of 1 sickHave of wife daughter mother sisteryou a photograph aness Rev J O Dean had to go Ron J R Evans acted as his tub husband son father brother or loved one you would like to Btilute A beautiful solo was sung have enlarged in best lifesize crayon Garratt After 1 a- byXuolle a butlon was taken we were tavoreaXwith an excellent duet by Offertdames Beatrice King and LucyRead Our Big Hughes The refreshment oommltSend us 200 for our paper one year the Farmer and Stockman tee served cake and cream Huntof St Louis Mo one year and the Peoples Popular Monthly Born to Mr and Mrs John Suuday2lst a flue gull Mother andone year and v e will send you absolutely free and postpaid a baby are doing well at this writingfull size 16x20 crayon enlargement of any one whose photographJ Mrs Easter Baily of Madlsonvllle you will send us One head only to be shown on was in town last Friday visiting ment We do not make groups 1 Mrs J E Edmondson We will return the photograph the same time the enlargements Little Georgia Hunt the 0 yearare mailed and explain to you fully how you can get one of our freeHuntinst Her clothes caught from an These Portraits arc Made by one of the Largest Portrait open grate ofinthe United States Mrs Lizzie Dean and children Boonevllle Ind have returned to In a letter to us this house says Our artists are so proficient EiirlhiRtou to live and our methods so painstaking that we give the broadest kind of Little Howard Lafoon has the a guarantee that any reputable pictures house can make one that mumphsprotects you thoroughly and gives you confidence tn selling Mrs Frances Collins is much im This extremely low rate is made to introduce these portraits in proved this county After they have been introduced and the people atW Bell cud son Jameshave been able to seethe highclass work this offer will be with list this weekdrawn I Therefore send in order todaynow Before put Services at the church was good your you last Sundaydown this paper fill out the coupon below attach it to the pho There was quite a large crowd at graph you want enlarged and either mail it to us or bring it ill the Baptist church Sunday morn with 200 Dont put this off one moment tomorrow or next Ing week may be too late Rev PD Gordon preached atAddress all orders to the theA M E Z church Sunday af ternoon Clarence Smith is suffering fromSEMIWEEKLY BEE Earlington Kentucky an injured knee He was Lurt in the mines last Friday visiting Mr and Mrs Guerin SEMIWEEKLY BEE Earllnglon Kentucky L Threshing Wheat in Alberta DaterAlta f yearsouthernsumed this week This is the first 1 year Popular time in the history of the province Monthly 1 year that it has been possible or neces As a present for my promptness you are to send me postpaid a sary to thresh In the winter Halfcrayon enlarged from the photograph attached of the crop is yet to be threshed Ton of Gold Reaches SewardVSeward Alaska A ton of Idatai My address is rro- dgold dust has arrived here over j r thn trail by dog train on the way to I Seattle I S I I 1 5Y Get Into unmThe Big Auto CONTEST 14FREE A grand 1600 Howard FivePassenger Touring Car to be given awaY free by Boosters Club Each member of this club will give votes that will entitle the holder of the greatest number of votes to this elegant Free Lit Contest closeslday 15 1912 m IWICar ora Display eit Barrtes Ccwarid Sc Coinm =sari Remember accumulate neighbors everyfWiley Whitford Hardware Stove COUPONley Earlington Automobile I I Rules ot The Contest 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 numIwith contestants number and amount on top slip only 9 Color of certificates will be onlybeforer the auto 12 Contestants will not be permitted to solicit votes within our store or in front of the building J BARNES COWA N D fit CO iNCORPOtKSD Dry Goods Clothing SIioejT liliinery tadiM Ready to WparCdrpnfl auge f FREEmJ How to Get Votes With every yearly subscription to The Earlington Bee accompained by g i in cash 3000 votes will be given This applies to back subscriptions as wellas new subscriptions and you can pay for as many as you desire You can alsoIJ j get votes on job printing and advertis Qnryour 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 scriptions than for anything else You will be suprised how easy it is to get sub t scriptions to The Bee if you try ICONTEST CLOSES MAY 15 1 9 12 Send in Your Nomination at Once andigo to Work for it 4 George King Son Drugs Druifutt Sundries and Soda Fountain A S 1 SemiWeekly Bee 1 Per Yea- rBarneftStone I f Liveryman 1 I t p f1mt m Va1t i i J FVt I 1 c m IT 1 y J0 i AAAAAS wrAweearra + erarA o I C A MORTON1 MADISONVILLE KY IJ t J J Funeral Director and Embalmer r f NightIt Any Call Answered Promptly Day or ifIF of the Towns I Miss Goldie Chandler who has been working for the 00 Sprouae Co iu Hopkinsvllle spent part of last week here with her parents Miss Ruby Lackayo of Pembroke spent the weok end with Mr and Mrs Will Morrison John Long who is working fOr the- O G Sprouse Co in Hopkinsville was in town Sunday Miss Gentry of Slaugterville is V the guest of her sister Mrs Tom Veazsy r Miss Madge Rosonfleld of Colum bia Ky IB the guest of Miss Katie Murrell There IS uo bettor flour made than Blue Ribbon flour Ask your gro car for it Mrs Elgle Slsk vIsled her parent- in Mortons Gap Sunday Mrs John Long visited her sister Mrs H L Browning at Morton s Gap Sunday afternoon U Miss Gertie OBannon visited In Mortons Gap Sunday D W Gatlln of Madisonvllle I was in town Sunday Mr and Mrs Will Thompson of Madieonvilte were In town Sunday We make a specials of doing two and three color work If you want classy job work that will give satin faction see our samples and gut prices at the Madisonvllle Brandt Office iu Mortons Furniture Store AIIJEBN DAVIS Manager II Ernest Claytor of Victola was in town Sunday y Mr and Mrs John X Taylor of 11t Greenville are visiting friends hotV I thla wools ii I Harry Taliaferro of MadlBouvJlle was in town yesterday Luolen Cook was in EvaiiBvillo SundayJim went to Evnusvllle SundayProf 0 E Dudley went to Madl Bonville Saturday FOR SALE Ono 100 course In anything except oiyil engineering c from International Correspondence School of Scranton Pa Will sell at a bargain Apply at Bee Office Ned Barnes who has been ill for some time at las home In Provi dence IS much improved He will k probablv return to Eni1ln ton In a gotof JIIArthur Vinson visited relatives and friends in Graham Ky Saturday and Sunday Blue Ribbon flour IP what you want Ask your grocer for It Miss Mabel Olift of Madisonvllle I was tho guest of Mrs John Cansler last week Miss Lucy Fawcett of Madison villo Is on the sick list this week F B Arnold was In Madisonvllle FridayMrs Harry Corey asin Madi sonville Friday Dr E 0 Brandon of Hopkins villa visited his parents Rev and Mrs W O Brandon last week Fornloe hand engraving see Sisk Broe Book Co They have tho on ly hand engraver in Madlsonvllle Mrs Ed Rule and son Curtis were In Madlsohvillo Saturday Mrs 0 B Johnson went to Madl eouville Saturdays Miss Florence Elgin of Pembroke visited friends here last week Mike Hanna Jr did some work at Relneoke mine Saturday and Bun day If you really want to win tho 1600 automobile get subscribers for The Bee and get 0000 votes Mrs Earl Stone of MadlsonviHe Is visiting Mrs lioodeU this week Mrs Marlon Sisk and daughter Ida Lee were iu Madisonlllo Satur day Miss Lena Davis visited friends in MtidiBonvllle Saturday Miss Verna Oates of Madison ville visited Miss Dot Bean Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs J W Robinson of MHdlsouville spent Sunday niter noon with relatives in Mortons Gape FOR SALE 8 houses and lots in good repair Will sell choap Good reasons fur selling Address Mrs Oornelm Croft Hoplcinsvlllo Ky or O Lr Harris Madisonville Ky Mrs Sutton who has bpon in Hen derepu for tho past week or two with her sou Will who has boon very ill in a hospital there returned to her home In Madlflonvllle Saturday Sho reports that her son is doing nlcf ly in fact is able to sit up BOOKKEEPING Bi8lneB8PhoRography d TELEGRAPHY COLLEGEIleand banking bnilnrn oleo S2 yenrs Hnrollnc 10COO nnwWl8II tEMBER5 EVANSVILLE REBATE ASSOCIATION FEBRUARY a THIS MONTH 44 YEARS AGO The Big Store started to do business in Evans ville 44 times in all these years weve held midwinter sales that have become famed for their legitimacy in their conduct and the dependability of the merchandise offered This month we are offering greater and better inducements in markdowns and discounts on men and boys Suits Overcoats Raincoats I = Slipons Hats Caps Shoes Shirts Neck wear Hosiery Underwear Fancy Vests and Sweater Coats than ever before It will pay D you to buy for now or future use Lets hear from you The sooner the better xY I i 1 1lIT PAYSTO TRADE HERE J BEE ADS PAY GETMTHErHADIT v1 je i j v orL = sfcSSSjjMiAK n tl t I vifIIt rv 0 o o- y s MISS MlNtRVA and- HUM M mJ J3yfRANCES BOYD CALEODN Copyright by Rcilly Britten CO ICHAPTEI I 7 Vr A Scandalized Virgin Tho bus drove up to tho gato an stopped under tho electric street ligh- Perched on the box by tho big black negro driver sat a little boy whose slender figure was swathed In a hugo rain coat Miss Minerva was on the pore waiting to receive him Mercy on me child she sold what on earth made you ride up there Why didnt you get Inside I Jest wanted to ride by Sam Lamb replied the child as he was lifted down An 1 see a nice fat llttlo man name Major Ho Je3 wouldn ride Inside Miss Minerva Interrupted the driver quickly to pass over the blush tha rose to tho spinsters s thin choeka mention of tho major Twant n use for ter try ter make him rise no wtfars but Jes up by mo Ho jest fused an fused an sputed an sputed ho Jos tuck tel me fom do sotIoyes me git qualnted wid so I Jos hlsted hi up by mo Hero am his verllso maamGoodby Sam Lamb said the child as the negro got back on the box and gathered up the stains Ill see you tomorrer Miss Minerva imprinted a thin old maid kiss on the sweet childish MlnervaITho llttlo boy carelessly drew the back of his hand across his mouth What are you doing she asked Are you wiping my kiss oqINawm ho replied iS Jest aIaarubbln it In J reckon Come In William and his aun led the way through the wide hall Into a big bedroom Billy maam corrected he nephew William firmly repeated Miss MI- nerva You may have been caned Billy on that plantation where yo wore allowed to run wild with the n groes but your name Is Wil- Liam Green Hill and I shall Insist upon your being called by it She stooped to help him off wi his coat remarking as she did so What a big overcoat It Is several sizes too large for you Darned itt aint agreed the child promptly Who taught you such a nnughtX word 7 she asked in a horrified v l Dont you know It Is wrong t curseYou call that cussin came in scornful tones from the little boy You dont know cussin when you see it you jest oughter hear ole Undo JimmyJawed Jupter Aunt Cindy s husban hell show you somer th pretties cussin you ever did hear Who Is Aunt Cindy Shes tho colored oman what tends to mo ever sonco me an Wilkes Booth Lincolns born an Uncle Jupter Is her husban an he sho Is a atlngereo on cussin Is yo husban much of a dusser he inquired- A palo pink dyed Miss Minervas thin sallow face I am not a married woman sho replied curtly and I most assured would not permit any paths to bo used on my premises Well Uncle JimmyJawed Jupter Is Jest nachelly boun to cuss hes got a repertatlon to keep up said BillyHe sat down in a chair In front of hLi aunt crossed his legs and smiled confidentially up Into her face Hell an damn is Jest easy evy day words to that nigger t wish you could hear hm cuspon a Sunday Jest one time Aunt Minerva hed sho make you open yo eyr s an take In yo sign But Aunt Cindy dont low mean Willies Bata Lincoln to say noth In t nil ciy Jest darn tell wo gits grown moss an putt qn long pants Wilkes Booth Lincoln 1 questioned his aunt Aint you never hear teller him risked the child Hes ole Aunt Blue Gum Tempys Pcruiy Pearlinos boy an Peruny Pearllne ho continued enthusiastically she aint no ord nary nigger her hair aint got nare kink an shes got the grandes cloes They alnit nothin snide bout her Sho got ten chlllons an evy single ono of ems got a diffunt pappy she been married so much They do say she got Injun blood in her too Miss Minerva who bad been stand ing prim erect and stir fell limply into a convenient rocking chair and looked closely at this orphaned nephew who had come to live with herShe saw a beautiful bright at tractive little taco out of which big saucy gray eyes shaded by long curling black lashes looked winningly at hershe saw a sweet childish re- mdtiitia d of short yellow curls and a thin but graceful little figure I knows the names of allor ole Aunt BlueGum Tempys Peruny Pearl inos chlllens t ho was saying proud ly Admiral FarrgJ1t Moses the Prophet Esqulre hes the blggos an Alice Ann Marla Dan o Fofdh It We hail to niiss air thoTesrj she say fas as she git thoo nussln- dha4anglowshe4gbin tol1aTeCo TIftjiWjI IIr A 3 breathin epell hero come another one an she got to nuaa it An the nex is Mount Sinai Tabernicle ho name fer the church where ol Aunt Blue takeLan nex Thessalonians Second Thessalonians hes dead an gone to the Bad Plac cause ho skunt a catI dont mean mehan skunt a sho nough cat what was t black cat what waS a ole witch she come back an hant him an h groomed thinner an thinner an wens ler an weaslor toll finely ho wont nothin tall but a skelton an tht Bad Man wont low nobody tall tc give his parch tongue no water an he got to ever after amen be toast on a pitchfork An Oleander Magnolia Al Continuedd on gers she got tho sevenyear Itch anV Gettysburg an Blddle Brother MercantllerCo he name fer tho sto where olo Aunt BlueGum PerUny Pearllno Bits credit so she ca iman him an mes twins wo was borne the same day only Is borned to m mamma an hes borned to hisn an Doctor Jenkins fetched me an Doctor Shacklefoot fetched him An Decim us mUmtlstho llttlo boy trrumph antly put his right forefinger on his left little one thus making the tenth shes the baby an shes got the colic on cries loud nough to woke up reel Wilkes Booth Lincoln say b wish tho little devil would die Per uny Pearllne firs name her Deere Sliacklefoot cause ho fetches all her chlllens but the doctor he say that nomtMiss Minerva sober proper dignl chilr dren listened and paralyzed silence She decided to put the child to bed at once that she might collect her thoughts and lay sadoly neglected William she raid it is bedtime and I know you must be sleepy after youthlike something to eat to bedl I saved you some supper Nawm I haint hongry the major man what I talk to on tho train tuck mo In tho dlnlnroom an gimme all I could hol I Jest eat an eat tell they want a wrinkle in me was tho toooIs he namo Major Minerva Sho opened a door in considerable confusion Mid they entered a small neat room adjoining This is your own little room WI1 Ham said she you see it opens into nlgbtahlrtoNawm I dont need no nightshirt I Jest sleeps In my unions and come times in my overalls Well you may sleep in your union suit tonight said the scandalized relative and Ill see what I can do for you tomorrow Can you undress yourself Her small nephew wrinkled his nose disdainfully Well I reckon so he scornfully madb answer Me unydressin usself ever senco wes born Ill come in hero after a while and turn off the light Good night Wil Ham Goodnight Aunt Minerva re sponded the little boy CHAPTER II The Rabbits Left Hind Foot A few minutes later as Miss Mi nerva sat rocking and thinking the door opened and a lean graceful little figure clad In a skinny gray union suit camp Into the roomIAint I agoln to demanded a sweet childish voice Aunt Cindy hear mo an Wilkes Eooth Lincoln say us prayers ovy night sence wes born Why of course you must say your prayers said his aunt blushing at having to be reminded of her duty by this young heathen kneel down hero bymeBilly locked at his aunts bony frame and thought of Aunt Cindys tort fat ample lap A wistful look crossed his childish face as he tropped down in front of her and laid his head against her knee then the bright beautiful little face took on an angelic expression as ho closed his eyes and softly chanted Now I lays me down to sleep I prays the Lord my soul to keep If I should die befo I wake l prays the Lord my soul to take Keep way fom me hoodoo an witch Lead my jaf Torn the pohouse gate I pines fer the golden harps an slcb Oh Lord Ill set an pray an wait Oh Lord bless evybody bless mean Aunt Cindy an Wilkes Booth Lin colt an Aunt BlueGum Tempys POI uny Pearllno an Uncle Jupter an evybody an Sam LambInn Aunt MinerVa an alter Aunt Gum Tempys Peruny tens an1 give Aunt Minerva a billy goat or a little nannny if shed ruther 1 bless Major Miner in makVme i t- d YOU WANT a Better IThatBookkeeping Bookkeepers all over DraughonsNew worryShorthandclal court reporters write the System of Shorthand Draughon Colleges teach IIa good boy like Sanctified Sophy fer Jesus sake Amen I What is that you have tied around your neck William t sho asked as the little boy roso to his feet wontenever no sease an cant never conjure you If you wears a rabbit toot This hero one Is tho let bin foot it was ketched by a red headed nigger with crosseyes In a graveyard at twelve oclbck on a Friday night when thoys a full moon He give It to Aunt Cindy to tie roun my nako when Is a baby Aint you got no rabbit foot he anxiously In gutted uNo she answered I have never had ono and I havo never freon conjured either Givo It to me William To be Continued dPaul Banks was in Madlsonvlllo Saturday afternoon Born to Mr and Mrs H R Mc Oreary Sunday a fine ten pound boy Your money cant buy anything R better than Blue Ribbon flour Ask 0your grocer tor it Miss HattIe Wallace was called from here to the bedside of her fath er LNr Wallaqe Sunday Mr wlthparalyI als Sun 9oo yplbck at his home tit Grand Rivers i The many friends ofMiss Wallace ex tend their sincere sympathy Mrp Jones of Mortons Gap was called to the bedside of her father D W Wallace of Grand Rivers Sunday Sisk Bros Book Co are prepared to do all kinds of Watch Clock and Jewelry repairing All work guar anteedLeonard Goodloe was ill for a Jew days last Week Louise Howard yie littledaughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Forrester IB right Blck this week I James Gnrnett of the country was in town Saturday Mrs Luoy Beau who has been in MndiBonvillo for tho past two weeks returned home Friday afternoon Dont fail to return your votes Wednesday afternoon not later than 5 oclock Miss Elizabeth Victory visited friends in MadlBotmlle Friday af ternoon Miss Minerva Davis of Anton was in town Friday afternoon Torlan Tate of Madisbuville was In town Friday WalteI Long of Nortouville was in MadiBonvjUo Saturday and Sun day Dont forget the SemiWeekly Beg has a branch office for Madi eouvllle people in Mortons Furni ture Store It you want advertis ing or Job work or wish to subscribe for the paper call up number 4 AILEKN DAVIS Manager- W J Bailey of Mndsonvllle was in town yesterday bankcashiersholding good positions as the result of taking Draughons Home Study lessonsBYPresident Nashville Tenn Forree cat COLLEGENashville superstitiousn JOB Very Serious It Is a very serious matter to ask for one medicine and have the wrong ono given you For this reason we urge you in buying to be careful to get the genuine BI ta THEDFORDStlT Liver Medicine The reputation of this old relta ble medicine for constipation Indigestion and liver trouble is firm ly established It does not imitate other medicines It is better than r 4 others or it would not be the fa largersalcSOLD IN TOWN F2 George Robinson who had a bard chill Sunday is in a pretty serious condition It is hoped be will soon be all right again Blue Ribbon Flour Ask your grocer for it Misses Ada and Ola Shaver who have bon ill for some time are much improved Mrs Mat Starks of the country c was in town Saturday Miss Fannie Vincent of the coun try was in town Saturday Taylor Oldham of near Ktchland was in the city Saturday Frank Bisk of near Riohland was in the city Saturday morning on businessMr Mrs Tom Blair spent Sunday in the country visiting her Grandmother and brother Sherwood Gamblin ot the country was in town Saturday Frank Slsk othe country was was in Madisonville Saturday af ternoon on business Stylish StationeryStyle quality are marked features of our stationery Handsome writing papers in different tints and fabric effectsI Use high quality stylish stationery and be in good form at all times 25C to S 100 per box St y BernardMining Co Incorporated Drug Department ramTsaaaaseeaiaacrasww saemaaausaaaa maw T IEvery Dollar of an Ad Readers Money is Above Par Frequently Its Buying Power istxActually Doubled 111 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 4J Andthe experiencPI ed reader advertisements will always make a dol lar command a premiummake it buy more than a dollars worth as figured on ruling prices of things 4f Hov much above par are the dollars In your e pocket worth It will depend on how closely you study the buying opportunities outlined in the store thi1 WE DO rON LVTHEBESTJQB WOI K ic JkiIiIiIIitd i r Ypt a LLLJnrv y jH jUgj H IIi t I Ii r 1 r r t4 tdh1M91 rfflNmffl SLATON sriceose Embalmer I NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE h 0 LNMNbt MAD SONVILLE KY V4MMIJiMIMM4IS4 t Ml1444 Ntiti ldMNhk NMW44M RIFLEMEN BAG WILD f f GEESE IN WHEATFIELDS Big Birds Ar Plentiful Now in Kentucky u tl r j j uttf I Large flooks of wild Reese have i been seen in tho wheat fields In the 4 southern part of this State Shot- gunsi are not used to vmt6h advan Cage but there are h number of high power rifles wbich are used with splendid results Much damage has been done by these birds L uutryAllenwas in town Saturday r Charlie Gamblin of tbq Southard neighborhood was in the city Sat Jurday V f Mrs Howard Todd of the countr ryas in town Saturday Mrs India Wilson of near Rich r laud wall in town Saturday John T Wilson of White Plains I wasln the city a few days last week t l visiting relatives 1rg Elmer Gambliu of the country was in town Saturday v r a Mr Armstrong traveling for the Iteller Printing Company Itr at Evansville was In the city Mon- day Ben Wilson leaves the first of February for Perisacola Florida 1andother points in the South where he will remain for some time l Wellington Piano 8 years old at real bargain 165 4 bc WJ BAILEY JJYJIiCarl Brady was in Nortonville Sunday j Arthur MJluB waein Elmitch Sat iirtfay tOdayJi Dick Wilson was In Nortonville Sunday Chas W Wright of South Main Street has taken charge of the Inter i Southern Life Iusuranco Co The i easy pav bank plan in Earlingtou and vicinity 1 I Latest Novelty A Tiny Dagger SThe NW York jewelers have Im potted a lacite line ol dainty jewels d stilettos This is the tad of the day and was eagerly taken up by the topfetyfolksntldltisacommonocourance a gold dagger set with diamonds ov rIr her beartr EM Vance representing the Se bred Hotel was in town today Will Putl 6f St Charles has In town tbdayjv Noal jHoUlngei tot Madisonville ayasin towntoday 1 M sR N1 Clark and daughter Anna of this mty are viBlting rela lives atidtrlondeIIii Kanslis Olty knd vtii go from there to Portland AngelyeiCalliheywil be gone about three montbsrFOR SALBCHEAP Ono larije Con oert Columbia Graph phone WJ BAILEY- Madisonville Ky 0 P Webb hnp ju returned rom the Pond River countrv where he attended the luueiul of his sister Mrs A L Vannoy The Impeccable Sardine They con oe given to children with out fear of their choking It can eas ily be recognized that tho bones are taken away A largo number of con Burners evidently judge thus as ear dines so prepared havo a tint class reputation They aro to be found on all tables where the lady ot tho house wishes to show she lives in style rom an earnest advertfee- mentPNEUMONIA u left me with a frightful cough and very weak I had spells when Icould hardly breathe or speak for 10 to 20 minutes My doctor could not help me but I was completely cured by KINGSNew Mrs J E Cox Joliet Ill SOc AND 100 AT ALL DRUGGISTS GREATEST MEDICINE ON EARTH A prominent citizen of Evansvlllo Ind wrltesI was Ill for flyo months with a pulmonary trouble an had the best of doctors I had hemorrhages and was In a very bad way Through the advice of a friend I tried Vlnol and I feel that It saved my life It Is all you recommend It to bo believe It is the greatest medicine o earth I have advised others to try Vinol and they havo had tho same results Name furnished on re questWo want every one in this vicinity who is troubled with chronic colds coughs or pulmonary troubles to come and got a bottlo of Vlnol If it does not go to the seat of trouble heal tho inflammation and stop the cough we will cheerfully return every cent paid us for It Thld our faith and proves that you tak no chances ST BERNARD MINING CO moor porated Drug Department CITY DIRECTORY Mayor If DBastu Police Judge A J Bennett Chief of Police Wm Bradley Night ChiefJ H Hamby Tax Assessor J H Corbltt City Clerk Paul P Price TreosurerrFrank B Arnold City Ph W K Nlsbet WhlpflerStrood Councllmen Madison Oldham F D Rosh Geo Co Atkinson Thos Blain O M Henry Meotinguigh first Monday night in each moutl School TrusteePaul M Moore Board of HealthEd M Trahern G Jjlbert Kingaud Curtis BJohnIson M D- koetninsterChao Cowell Rogorett Chief V Chas Barnett Captain Claude Long Gilbert Long W D CavaneBB Brick Soutbworth Bake- Fugate Qeo T Miller Will Ray burn Bryant Deal Firemen CHURCHES I AlHOLia i UHUBOHTFi ma811 every Sunday and holy day at 7X am Second mass and pr o1ifhy 030 a m Vespers and bonodlctlbn 7 p m Rev J P MqParland Pastor CHBISTIAN OHUKOH Bnnday OvaryLordsdaym Prayer meeting every Wednes day at 780 p m DR D T STANLEY Pastor M E OHUKOH Begulnr semce pmPrayerat 780 Sundaysobool nt 930 a m Class meeting second Sunday at 030 am x REV HOLTZOLAW Pastor M EOHUBOH ou2HRev W to TOI The Pentist Advertise your office hours Lawyer Let the people know where your office is Architect Advertise your plans Preacher Advertise your servicesV VV- i iir- r ti Blacksmith Advertise ricesI y t Auc lonee i r Farmer Advertise your products u v i Druggist What do you carry b w l Lettlie public know your lines Milliner Tell the women about your hats 0 Brandon pastor Services on every Sunaay at 11 mand74o m school at 080 a Wednesdayvoniugs Aid Society every Monday after noon Official Board mooting blend dav first Sunday ih each month MipsloNABY BAPTIST CHUROH has services 2nd and 4th Sunday in each month also Saturday night be foro purl Sunday night followmjr NednDr A O SiBk Supt Ladles Aid meets each Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock Paftor W H Qregor of Louisville GrENKBAt BAPTIST OHUBOH Services fourth Sunday mornlugaud evening in each mouth and Satur day evening preceding Prayer meeting Friday eveniuft Sunday school p m- BEV 2J LYNN Pastor EPISCOPAL OHUBOH Services let theeREV GEO C ABBITT Rector 1 LODGES Masonic Lodge E W Turner FridayslneaohE J PHILLIPS Seo Victoria Lodge No 84 Kof P meets every Monday nightVlett- ore welcome NEWTONK S Hopkins Lodge AiOU W No 661 meets ov ry Thursday night Y Q WALKER Sec Golden Cross Lodge Earlingtou No 625 meets let and 8rd Saturday night in each month MRS BEBTHA UMSTEAD Sec eachtmonth Miss LIZZIE HUFF See Ben Hur Lodge E rlIngtoj Court o6Q meets every 1st sate 3rd Monday night at Masonic Hall DB G B JoiiSBdN Scrlbp Standwalte Tribe INo 67Bed Men meets every Friday Bleep H BRY L6NQ C Of R Catalparday nigu t All members are ear nestly requested to be there WABB t RAY Clerk MONROE DAVIS Deputy Clerk Modern Wdodmen of the World No 11092 meets every Wednesday Y Q WALKER Seo ElkS B PO No 788 meets at Madisonville Mlnd BN GORDON Exalted Ruler RoY S WILSON Secretary Earllngton Chapter n DOmeets 1st Thursday in each month at pmM KATE WITHERS Pro- sKiilllitaand Ladies of Security will meet every second Monday nights Visiting members invited to attend WiLuOABBioAN Clerk Visiting members are cordially invited to attend any of these Lodges ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD s MAVRDIGRASV FEBRUARY 15 TO 20 Tickets reservations train time dates of sale and specific k fares from your station may be had of your local Ticket Agent G H BOWER G P At Memphis Tenn ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD I THE BEST TELEPHONE SERVICEj LOOK HERE MR FARMER I Note that the Cumberland Telephone Telegraph Company Incorporated It offer log to you ad Ideal prbpotltloti for telephone service our TOO n ve ad vantage of long distance connections every Important point in the UnltedSUtea The reports tn the weather calling up your neighbors friends and relatives All these ad vantage and pleasures are more you would pay for the service t Literature and Information furnished by calling on our manager H W Shelton i CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH GOs JST I lHerejsYourChanceREADy 4 To purchase a High Grade Piano at the price of a Low Grade instrument DO NOT pay fancy prices to agents of retail stores Call at once to see samples at429 Hall StiMadisonville Ky MARVIN H PRATHER FACTORY REPRESENTATIVEf Phone 553 LOUISVILLE KY T Dont forget you receive 9000 votes for + a every dollar paid on any Saturday to the Bee on new Get M 00 n r I F ij 0 II c Ike Greatest Aid in theWorld Business r w r tat w JIt ISf 1VFEW WORDS infirmaryIt fI ji rtt r ldesdrugs1-J a 2 NEWORLEANS j 0 to amongthem 11DusY I M MERCHANT J pourhenl next years trade Get busy if you havefit andmake notesxr i r very day about the things oldand new that you want to sell Read other merchants i ads and see how they advertise 3 jHiH f 3I r i All 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