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Digital page images are linked to the text file. ft iV i TUESDAY aand FRIDAY J Q wWar IIFYOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALt I 1 TWQNTYTHIRD YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY FRIDAY FEBRUARY 2 1912 No1O WHEELS OF JUSTICE t BEGIN TO GRIND Monday February 5thLars- t e Nnmber of Cases to be Tried This Term of Court D 0 C K E FEBRUARY TERM 1912 r SEQOND DAY FEBEKTAEY 6 1912 OtJrnraonwealth of Kentucky vs Jitia Yynu am8vsJith WytinJ l Same vs Harry Bradley Sani6 vs John Wyatt Same vs John Wyatt Same vs Fred JJJpleyi mBTP OBryan TTtley Cp Sterne vs The OentraIStoreOo Same vs Andrew Sugg lmevs Bradley Davis- Asmy vs Lewis Williams Sftprte vs Glvond Furg rson Obi Same vs Oscar Epley Herman All by- THIED DAY FEBRY 7 1912 4 Commonwealth of Kentucky vs James Fields Same ys Wr O Smith Same vs John Je iklttB W Slime vs Frank Wilspn 1 Same vs J S Orr vtSame vs J S Orr Same ys J SOrr sdamevaJSOr w Same vsJS Orr FOUTH DAY FEBRUARY 8 1912 Commonwealth of Kentucky vs Jessie Morris Same vs Floyd Parks Same vs Wyatt Edmonds Cteopatest3amo Same vs Madlsonvllle Hartford d Eastern B R Co FIFTH DAY FERRUARY 9 1912 ot Commonwealth of Kentucky vs Ed Miller + Ittne VS Ettlo Rodgers vs J Rod K rs1J t Same vet Nod Farhier aud others dame VB Dug Whltflold and oth ers Same vE Herb Moore Same vs Shack DunlaprWlllOg lesby and Tobe Farmer r Same vs Clyde Franklin SIXTH DAY FEBRUARY 10 1912 Commonwealth of Kentucky vs Clark Manufacturing Co and Joe Carlisle Same vs Ernest Oates 1 COMMON LAW TRItLDOtKlT The following Is the Common Law Trial Docket for tho February 1012 Term of the Hopkins Circuit Court SIXTH RAY JEBEiJAEY 10 1912 Chas H Long vs Manmnpton t Coal Coke Co Milan Blflk vs Nortonvillo Goal Coke Co- Louisville Nashville R R CP vt Nortouvllle Coal OoKo Co Smith Barnes Co vs Madison vllle Music Co e i Farmers flank VB A L Mattlngly Co Frank J Owen vs Inkerraan Basin Sr- SEVENTH DAY FEBRUARY 12 1912 St Bernard Mining Co vsJ NUokolB Oi8 Moore Vs Cecil Dossett OoYnpapy1IP v Jr BVSrmms Cot State Rank VE J N Bisk ompauy M SanfordDay Iron WSikvs J N Bisk Son Co r A E ton vs W N Budd Ad- tttuistrator Oo Commev al Bauk of DawVpft vs t McGregor Hardware Co Sam J Baker VS Opasolidated Casualty Co EIGHT DAYFEBRUARY131912- Haunah OBoark vs JackBon Cra nor A Co J L Wright vs Nortonville Coal AOoke CG TrauxGreen Jovs S J Dakar Ht OaVty VF Interstate Cah- nerlesOo A Jack TJ10L vs Klngton Joel Co Cl 1 N Day vs oulsv1l1e NashvUlV R B Co I f jriKTH DAY FEBRRAhY l4j 1912 oJl TNrMitolikll vsrL WFattta t n k VI B I Jefferson vs Nortonvill- M I 00 a iLt j MQtI IC f I T I Morton oa M E Kirkwood VB Robert Hunter aIraylor Chain Co vsF R SImuiB Co- TJWTHDAY MEBaTTAEY 15 1912 J THulsey TB Isaac Hamby Qd A j Jas M Burden vfiSt Bernard I Mining Go Lorenzo L Burden vs StJBernard Co TWillie Hiwton VP Soyerlgii Cam 1 of Woodmen of the f ELEVENTH DAY j i 1 FEBRUARY 16 1912 BosslCoxby Cove Rose Creek Coal Co j W OaatebLvB Geei Hi Greenup Co The ahoUonjAgency vsJO J and I S MPratt WiTLCarligle vsFF Brown TWELFTH DAY t MEBEUAEY 171912 L J Bagland vs Louisville Nashville B Bt Co Dabney Bishop ys Petersburg uQalCd Robert Yarbrough vsR D Clay ton Co JT Alexander vs 0 E Barnett fc Cot t THIETEENTH DAY 1EBRUARYI91912 Commonwealth of Kentucky for benefit of j Shei6yTeaguevii S M Rsuech Co Commonwealth Of Kentucky for benefit of J P Hauka vs J M Bnusob Co- Cottnmquwealth of Kentucky for neat of Kick Hanks vs J M nausea Jo 4 Miller Goal Contract Co VBV city of Dawsou Springs Walton Wright vs Nebo Gmsoli dated Coal CokeCp Hopkins OountyHankvs Brasher Cfral Co R P kUlIcc vs Madisonvlllo Hartford Eastern B R Co W T Carlisle ve Madlsouvlllo Hartfordis 00 C0MMON LAWARPEARANGEi t PS tJ DOCKET The Appoarance Common Law Docket for the said Term of Court now follows j 0 B Tapp vs G I Rodgers Co J U Snider vs E T Harrell Tho W T Bawlelgh Medical Co vs J M Oliver The Bank Trust Co- Administrator Brownie Voazey vs Rose Creek Opal Co Ruby Lumber Co vs TH Jones Chas lI Roberts vs Claude Minims OP JT Harris VB Nortonvliie Opal Coke CP Na9pSandor8on 00 vs Nebo Con BPirdated Coal Coke Co S J Hoard vs Illinois Central B B Co Chas E Todd vs J H Firjley Standard Oil Oo ys B M Slaton Sun N J Howton vs Chas R Ray Company pantry Wagon Oo vs Jx 0 Thompson Glauber Brass Mfgco vs B L Harned Mortons Batik Co vs T L Coil Maryland Casualty Co vs Pleas antRun Goat Oo Etha Dates Go vs M E Kirk wood Oo Mrs FJ Morrow va W B Cox Co W Ci Hopewell AdmlpistrMor vs Stirling Coal Coke Co Anchor SupplyGo vs Nortonviile Coal Coke Oo GW dock vs IlllnPis Central R R QP KeenBrqwn vsl W T Cox Jno H Cox J ohn WrDejiton Ss CoRltihar d Walter LOpg s National Steam Pump Covs NprtpnvlUe Goal Coke Co Hardsalgg Mfg Co vs Nortonvilie Goal Coke Oo Farmers National Bunk ve A R Blanks Op B G BQnneuJ4dminlstator vs le BB Co IatiluolyOqusuners OUto vs Pleasant Bim Coal Co OrfIrol 00 vsNortodvheCo l C V kUitum G Bn by vs- PowdeCo itortohville Coal Cbkft Co Senior vs Nortgnsrii- Cgala Qpke Coo Falrbauks Morse Jovs Nortoiir vjlle O l- ltQ ke Siirbi orf boval4ortonvlxl Coal Coke Co uri if l1liJ Co y li V I 2le SSW T Carlisle vs W G Head Son W JXiOdil lIT JOo vs Edgar L HendrIcks Co 1 i APPEARANCE 11 QUITY DOCKE t 1 Mi i The Appearance Equity fe tlHopkinsWiltid BbgkesaveJao4bBoggess- Emma Dawson vs Dave Dawsout x IJasH t YbiingvsYE W Powers I 4Co The Kentucky Batik TrusVlCo Guardian Oh vsT Harold BaUgh Co Ex Parted V BublnColetoanV8 Francis Cole man I pE3vaH Je VBiJempsey Hall Cellna Davidson vs Albert Da vldson i EllaJackson vs Sammie Hawkins EtbbFHowellvsRbbert Howell Ball yJ Frt I nkhnss Beverly L Clark Co BlrdiiB Moore VsiJohnJ Moore Henrietta Welch vs Gilbert Welch J Alms Hawkins v6 Geo Hawkins U J Franklin vs Henry 0 Fran- kllnfiler c to GeoSlsk vaLee Prltchett Co The Kentucky Bank 1Tru t Qo Administrator vs J W Sherrod Guardian Co y England vs Tom England Susie P arl Smithers vs James Smitbere wnr0ate vBLuqyparter Cora Slaton vfl Slaton MargarotE Hbbs Vs James J Slaton GertruJe Nanco vs Jno EC Nance Ollie Johnsin vs Nader Johnson Martha Gorbotfc vs Robert Cpr belt Ada Vincent vs Perry Vincent Bottle Brinkley vs Jack Brinklov Mary Scott vs Preston Scott William Leaure vs Sallie Lea sure JO Btarks vaJennie Starks Mortone iunk rrust JO 8Vt O Mgrtoh Oo- BertTombllnson vs Nannie Tom bliusou T George Rice vs Jennie Rice Mabel Klrkwood vs Sam Kirk woo3 0 E D1JUn ham vs Bottle Dill ingbam Mottle Bpwles vs Ceasar Bowlos- OhaUle Glass vd Sallie Glass J D OrtonCo vsA G Darby OIBank of Dawson ytf S K Mc Ntjeley Qo L D Gish vs Elby Glsb VVilllo Klrkwood vs Emma Kirk woody Bank tit Qrofton vs J B Sory Lilly Wilson vs Frank Wilson Ethel Duiibar Ve James Duubar Vlpia F6x VB Luther Fox De11aNoe1 vs Dan Noel C A and W P Grace vs Mrs Lizzie Ashby Go WT Nlsbet S Oo V8G Y Ben nett OoiW T Fowler vs Will ti lOdx Burroughs AddingobJn Oo VS NortonvlUe Coal Coke 00 WF McGregor vs Annie Mc GregorMontenegrpBiehm Music OP VII James Wing Eugene B yupldsva Jimmie Bey nolde P nk HaokaewsAdmiiiietratorign- Pink tars aroTss t eo vs Capttola Bradley Ob ri Sao W Dash vs City of Mad- sonville i farmers National Balik vs A R- Blanl hor Fiirmers National Bank Vs Bos sie M BJnttsO 0 bus glides vs Ethel Blades W N B Bailey vs Mun = nell Wilson 0 Wooten Administrator CO vst Mattie M Kitttnger Co Harriet Outlaw vs Jack Outlaw J A Warning Against Wet Feet I Wet and chilled feet usually AfJ foot the mucous membraneotEbe uosethrpat and lutjgs apda pP or pneumonia slay r eultSWatelrcarefullypartiqular the children and for the pg J tbee cough quiafcly MrsAi A iSwaWl Kroh Wlfl says ialFfypkrN t lle Hon 7and Tar ioAPlcfund- i olk5esrilceughr i ac i U iiK fioIiIYi1 iiisilivit Y 0 IncorporatefA Drug Dettal teiteall U j t ii II Mortons GapNewJi NMNMN I r Mrs 0 S Helm of Nebo visited FriT WhiteRlainntFRf iy Miss Flavoy Ogelsby of White of lyirerJlmiEzellhasteturned to her home Miss 18ue Thomas and brothers John gain Herschel of Nebo visited their optiiin Barbara Thomas Satur dayaiUf Sunday MteriH Jones was called to the DldSltfe Jfhattfhtb6t at Gratid Blv ers Sunday Mrs Elgle Sisk and Miss Gertie Obanhon pf Eatllngton were in tbwnSuaday Mrs U B McCrnw spent Satur day night in Nortonviile Mrs fLuoIan Llrtlepage of the country was In town Saturday en route to Greenville to visit her mother Misses Mario crow and Elgie Cox1 of Nebo who have been visiting MIss Alberta Barnett returned homefiaturday DarjWhitfied of Moss Hill was In town TuesdayH Clarouce Littlopage of the cpiin try filled his regular appolntmtint here Saturday night and Sunday le Whitfield 6f Muss Hilli was Intown Saturday Bey Wallace of Providence iirea0hgd at this place Saturdayand Sun dar Miss Lonme Denton teacher of theLliiary grades was called hpme TuQBda on account ofthe Illness of heclfatier Miss Minnie Kington taaght buring her absence torions School Society met Friduyiafternoon at 280 with a eplqiidlfl programme and aJarge crow3ln attendance DJBoy Boblnlson tTf HOpkins vitle was In tovn5unday Mr and Mrs Pete Klngton spent Sunday afternoon in Nortonvillo James Wright of Nortonviile was in town Saturday on business Mr and Mrs Wilt Davis little SQU James and Goebel Klngton spent Sunday In White City Prof D Utl wife and children of Madidonville spent Sunday with Sirs Utleys sister Mrs Jula Kelly John Slmlon of Mounds Illinois spent Saturdaywith his cousin Mrs U B McCra- wMreRObtBlaukeot Mudfson Me Is very 111 at the home of her daugh ter Mrs Nick Smothers Carl Bisk who has been very ill with pneumonia at the home of his aunt Mrs B M KIngton Is Improv ing Mrs Henry Allen of Moss Hill Who hoe been atj the bedsfdn of her nephew Carl Slak has returned home Charles Allen uf Moss Fill was here Tuesday on business Miss Earl Whitfield of White City who has been visiting friends and relatives in this place returned home Monday a N P Morton and dauguter Mrs Bertbn Stewart aud little son Ever ett Lees spent Sunday in Norton vile with relatives Mrs CCole and son have re t turned home after an extensive vis it tp her brother Will Slsk in Hen derson John Wilkins of Nortonviile spentSaturdayln this place aeyeralhoursla business wasAlaMr and Mrs Will Robinson of MadlBonvillo spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ben T RobInsonc Lllee Robinson of Madidpnvjlle wasrttb with hfs pafenfs Sunday niorhipp Ernest Durham is Ill with tonsil tie attaoksym n ntieee ln the c tflsan tints f ingslpflbf a torpid titer fl ebndi tldti whiah1 brings on spm ri na etoltuesar etoduHERYN E li1ratil o1ttl1 lJoekfathlui JF p strength and actl ltpilntgjtl r lptien Burltt4 tarh lt lun + fy1 a IJ eh-gerrlarl4eti 0 1 Jf n K1 PI Tuborp6tatedl u Jl ttpiteil0r 0 cr W i j N l i SM BENAED SR PASSES AWAY I AgedFather of Christian Minister at Madlspnvillc Dies Suddently Sf Mi Benard SrM fatherof Rev 8 Mr Banard the Christian sinister at- M disonvlHe died suddenly at his home in Birmingham Ala Wed nesday trorhlng Hewas 137 years old but an adtlve man and in ap parently good health His death isI attributed to heart trouble Mr Benard visited his son in Mad Ispnvllle several months ago and tookan active part in the protracted meeting tbat was in progress at thi time He also put his letter in itta Christian Church at Madisonville saviors be wanted to be a member of his sons church during the last years of hla life He was burled at EonlsvlHo t day- MrrBenavd wa lovei by all who knew him and the Bee extends deep est eympatfly7 to the bereaved ones Which Cuss AreYou In Some men are constantly recelv- 1Iig big otters big propositions- bussnessuhiefs j aro bidding for their services Others have to take anything they caurtot The Draughon Training whlobjJI indorsed by business men will put you In the money making class j It will make your services so valuable that business men will bid for them For prices on lessons BY MAIL address JNO F DBAUGHON president Nuahvllle Tenn For catalogue on courses AT COLLEGE address Draughons Practical Bust nessCpllege NASHVILLE TENN ir PADUCAH KY or EVANS VILLE IND ot WASHINGTON DOIEntertains at Bridge Mrs Hilleiy Spencer oLMadieon Madiaonvllle who has been quite ill for several months past was the honor guest at u most enjoyable Bridge warty given by Mrs I N Vickers at her home op South Scott street In Madlboaville Timvsday The Tallies were hand painted Uupids while the tc s cakes atttl t taints were heart shaped The Valentine idea being carried out in pera fect detail A beautiful luncheon in savera courses were served at the conclu sion of the rubbers Those present Included Mes dames M J Clark Ruby Laffoon W J Barn 11U B A Sliton W M Russell Lonnle Bailey Cordelia Cordler J D McPhersou Jr and Hillery Spencer Misses Vfda Bar nett and Mary Ruby Morton CASTORIAFor Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears thoIISignature of L 4fMystic Eleven The Mystic Eeven met with Misses Pansy RuTh and Goldie Weir Tuesday evening Jan 80 1012 A most pleasant evening wag spent in sewing which snems to be the girls favorite occupation A dainty salad course was served after which they adjourned to meet next week with MJss Gertie OBannon Those present weep Ruth Daniels Katie Murrell Beth Kemp Irene and Bee ate C yld Mabel Browning Goldie Weir and Pansy Rule HoW Cold Affects the KidpeysI Avoid taking cold If ymr kidneys are sensitive Cold congests the kidneys throw to uiuuti wirk on and weakens their action- erIoup kldnov troubl a deven Bights disease they tEilf11t StreriRthen your kiddovfl get rid cf tine pain and soreness build thein up by tfrnely uie of Foleys Kldnby Pills They wilt cure any case of kidney or bladder trouble not be yond the Jeaclr of medicine No medicine can do more Sold St Bernard Mining Jo- IncnrporarnI Drnor Dptrhneut C1 Cc TUESDAY 0 andf f FRIDAY I EjIuiseyvseaaoRambyC dtorl1nt Tap- pSYlllilaBrudloyto AEEOPEANIST TO TURKEY I Aviator Rpgers American WH be the First AirAttache of Army j Mlnelea N Yy Jan 80 Frank Rogerb a youug avlatori who has made a large number of successful flights at the Aerodrome here will becoine Turkish army Bogersls a citizen of Washington and was enlisted In the Turkish serylce through a for eign agency I 0 ere i The Texas Wonder oureskld nod cures diabetes weak and JameIJlulIirltlt8 o q lug pravel thekldneys and bladder Reculateshlandersold by jpur 1 receigittotwt1O s by mall Pn ne small bottle IB two months treat went and seldom fails tp perfect a tromKrLouisMo8lh Grade vs High School r Tuesday night the students of the qrtbelugthigh school building in Madispn v villa There were six of the eighth grails pupils standing wisp thetlast high school girl sat down This Js the second time the eighth grade has detected the high schooloA large crowd attended and much interest was shown Chest pains and a dry hacking to coUfhshould be treated with BAL a3tokenBIOKS RED PEPPER POBOUS w PLASTER at to the chest HorehoundSyrupwith each bottle Sold by St BorLnard Mining Co Drug Department ilij pu Child loses Finger Charline the little daughter of Mrs Ltfule had tine t dkulleday afternoon The accident cccur d while she aud her little brother were playiiiK near the wardrobeiHe pushed the wardrobe doorsbutjcatching the hand of the child and 1 mashing the finger so badly that one joint had to be amputated Dr operationThealong nicely First lia Grippe Then Bronchitis Such was the case with Mrs W 8 1 u Bailey McCreary Ky My wife was taken dbwu with a lIev reattcfck of la gripper which run Into bronchitis She coughed as thofshe bad consumption and oauldnet sleep at night The Doctors medi cine gave her no rtletaua I was ad vised to try Foleys Honey and Tar a Compound The first bottle gave so relief that she oon- tlnnerInttug it and three bottles ef ooted permanent cure MrWaS Bailey saysiio prepared to ans prgmptlySold Co Incorporated Drug Department Bridge Party t Miss Elizabeth Victory entertain ed a number of friends at a bridge party Wednesday afternoon ntlher elegant home on maul steet De lightful refrpshmeiits were served o and a pleasant time was reported by all Those present t were Mesdames H H Holemau 0 L Russ is E Ruby Fred Rpiuecke A B CUm mings J D McPherson Jr OW Lindsay 0 A Morton Clyde Ruby F O Baker Pint Blanks and Hi FiHead Mpeep Hnny t Florence Aliyu Bonnie Vefa Mur i VtcidrrWalker of Henderson a 1 Lost or Stolen tJ TluKsday U Karat Diamond ring if In broWn plush boxTappan Ga ner3 tram printed iusfde of y- boxFinder to pl a9e return to Beo Offle and receive liberal reward ROYAL i t BAKIGPSQWDSERAbsolutely i the onl an P6Wd6r made froniRoYarCrapeCreamofTartark NO ALUM NO LIME PHOSPHATE n- r I IKKOljl f L 0 1- IVr1 a I 1r brh Jij 0 T ANVM trxn yxyl rYwvrov tVmM vw- JWjMl n c rn PAr UI t r n IIlfJ J = j kj Ir j TK h 14 1I n iJt q y v r r t3nr D D I a PAUL M MOO IE EDITOR AND PUBLISHER Ii J E FAWOETT ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER r I LMemberofKentucky Press SRi Association Second District Publishers League Branch Office in Mortons Furniture Store 119 Main Street Madi MgrrFriday February 2 it The man who whispers down a well About the things he has to sell Will never reap a crop of dollars Like he who climbs a tree and r hollers STATE INSURANCE BOARD I BILL The people of Kentucky will not know until the thing is tried potmaybe not until it stoo 2 latewhnt Mr Zorri and the d Louisville boosters of the bill are J getting for them from the Kentucky Legislature in the insnr ance board law now proposed for enactment It is claimed that such a law has proved a failure and a burden in some other states In Illinois but recently a corn mission appointed by the legis t lature reported adversely after exhaustive investigation TheI State Insurance Board provided 4 for in this bill and the work it is assigned to do it is estimated 1 will cost the Kentucky treasury i probably no less than 8000000 I a year and the bill proposes that t this board will fix the rates atI which the insurance companies may sell their policies in Kent tucky There is oue thing cert j tain that only an insurance ex F pert is competent to make rates fairly and so to treat fairy tile I interests of insured and insure There is danger of getting soile bulls in this china shop that will a the whole business for the r y h public and for the insurance l companies as welland danger that this business be dumped in rap i SWEET WORDS Nothing that ydu could say will be half so much appre ciated as a box o- fLiggefts Gtocolates a They are absolutely Jj pure freshand wholesome and are fig c r so highly appreciat ed that they will take ti the place of the It wards you might utter Take a box along tonight St Bernard I if j 1 I Mining Co i Incorporated tz t Drug Department iMN MMMMM HMMNNMM N Subscription Rates One Year 1001 Six months1 to 60 I Throe months 25 SlRlo copies 6 Specimen copies mailed free on application Oorrespond ants wanted In all parts of the county Address us for par ticulars South Telephone 47 1912 wreck to politics This question should be investigated thoroughly be fore any such law is enacted notby one man but by a fair conmieslonnamed for that pur pose by the legislature to hen r fully both sides and all sides of the matter and report their find ings for guidance of our lawmak erP MAKING IT HOT FOT THE BOOTLEGGERS The work of prosecuting th law against bootlegging is pre Rressing vicorously in Earling ton under the leadership o Mayor Rash with the backing of the council the Police Depart ment and citizens both whit- and black A number of arrests have been made during the past week and it it getting through the leather of the bootleggers bide that he is to get the limit provided by the law isnt anything else to it The bootlegger who persists will have things made good and hot fo him by the local authorities That is what the law demands and what the people want Lethe york proceed It is well to notealso that the same line of work is being followed in Madi sOnville and that the determina tion of the law biding citizens there is quite as vigorous as maybe found anywhere It looks as genuinhe aridjgenerni enforcement of the prohibition law It la sincerely to bo hoped that Senator Eaton s bill providing compulsory primary elections will be made a law by the Kentucky Legis lature There have been enough of riotous and dishonest conventions enough thefts committed by groups of unscrupulous politicians to give us the primary If it should come to a showdown between Mr Taft and Mr Roosevelt for the nomination Mr laWs peace policies pught to win lor him with the peace loving American people against the warlike attitude of the beligenent Theodore Hows This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure K J CHENEY CO Toledo O- We tho undersigned Lava known F J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligation s made by his firm WALDINO KINNAN MARVJN Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Halls Catarh Cure is taken Internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free Price 730 per bottle Sold by all Druggists Take Halls Family pms for constipation Rulet for Right Living To be honest in the dlrectest way and virtuous by epitome be firm unto such principles of goodness as carry In themselves volumes of Instruction and may abridge thy labor So may we jhavo all In a fswband the law and the prophets in a rule the sacred writ in stenography and the scriptures in a nutshell Sir Thomas Browne c ser r iMlsoes r arsrrr I- C A MORTONt MADISQNVJLLE KY c 1- rr + 1r F1ier Director ana Enihalmer w ca i Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night I JJ t I Smiths Fine Poultry Farm Rhode Islands Reds ex iyIEggs for hatching 100 per 16 NOT MORE than two set tings with each order JV S P SMITH Guthrie Kentucky I PROPER HEAT FOR CHICKENS forTemperaturee Brooders Vary i II KELLY fNpart of Itthe brooder should be In the center rather than at the side oc cornerIf the Kent considerableethe same temperature no crowding will take place runningIthe position of the thermometer The one reliable guide for temperature is cheekse will crowd toward the source of heat If too warm they will wander uneasily rightron the floor The cold chicken does not sleep tit ItstIn an Improperly constructed or improperly run brooder the chicks go through a varying process of chilling sweating and struggling when they should be sleeping and tho result is puny chicks that dwindle and die The arrangement of the brooder for the sleeping accommodations of the chicks Is lmportant abut this Is not the only thing to ho considered In a broader The brooder used in the early sea son and especially the outdoor brood er must have ample space provided for too day time accommodation of the chick This part of thebrooderli ltbc- well lighted and somewhat cooler than the hover As soon as condl Hans will permit get the chickens out on a larger floor or better still on the ground WJ Keep the chicks scratchlng In day light and sleeping stretched out at night and the most dlfllcult problem of poultryraising has been solved f Lfbiirn Young of Madispuvllle waxen town IOWA WOMAN WELL AGAIN Freed From Shooting Pains Spinal Weakness Dizziness by Lydia E Pinkham s Vegetable Compound v Ottumwa IoWLlFor years I was almost a constant sufferer from female trouble in all its dreadfulformsshooting t 1 over my body sick headache spinal weakness diZziness depression and everything that was horrid I tried many doctors In different parts of the United States but Lydia E Pinkhams vegota ble Compound has done more forme than all the doctors I feel it my duty to tell you these facts My heart isfUllof gratitude to Lydi E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound for my healthMrs HARRIET E WAMPLEB 624 S Ransom Street Ottumwa Iowa Consider Nell This Advice No woman suffering prom any form of female troubles should lose hope til she has given Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound a fair trial This famous remedy the medicinal In gredients ofwhi are derived from native roots and herbs has for nearly forty years proved to be a most ble tonic and Invigorator of the male organism Women everywhe- bear willing testimony to thewond virtue of Lydia E IInihams Vegetable advicerriteLydia fI to YourJotterrbe111 a woman and held ia strict coMflfleHCC arT w u IV4 lV8 W I I r NOTICE O Ili To the contestants in the automobile contest beginningI Monday Feb Sand continuing until May 1S which ends th r contest We are gOing to Issue coupon books to each con P testant in the race These books contain coupon from 5 to i 25 cents and books fwewill accept this coupon from the time they are so14 until they are spent willmI buy the same amount of merchandise from us as 100 in 5F spot cashand 4alo 1 S at cash prices The party spending these coupons with A will receive the same amuntofqutomobil votes as if theyJ were spending the cash itself For very 100 worth of 4 coupon books sold from now onthe contest selling same will Ifc receive 10000 bonus votes for same M Three 42 piece dinner sets will be awarded the th e2IA leadingcontestants selling the greatest ale of dollars itgr US Yours truly A BARNES COWAND t COa incorporated I h vrv arsa WYI sil A ADVERTISErMENT In December 1005 I suffered se verely with pains in my kidneys and could not Bleep nights on account of backache I became run down tell oil in weieght and was at that paint when I thought X would have to atop work as saw flier at the Oe dar Greek Saw tutu Oo I had usnd abut everything and had called in my doctor but to no avail After seeing your adver tisement in tits newspaper I made up my mlml to try Dr Kilmers Swamp Root as n last resort After three months treatment I passed a gravel stone and nt tho end of one yeara treatment 1 was positively cured of all kidney troubles After taking the first bottle I could sleep at night Now I am perfectly healthy and I honestly believe DrKllmers Swamp Root to be a thorcugh cure for kid Hey trouble will allow you topublish this where it will aid others who are suffering and in closing I wish to thank you Sot my present good health Yours very truly A M WILMAMSON Brewton Ala Sworn and subscnded to before mo this the Hla of July 1009 JOHN PURIFOY JR- Notary Public for Escambia County State of Alabama Letter to Dr Kilmer tll Co Blnghmton N Y1 Prove What SwampRoot Will dOfor You l Send to Dr Kilmer Co fling hamton N Y for n sample bottle It will convince anyone You will also receive a booklet of valuable information telling all about the kidneys and bladder When writing be sure and mention the Earlfn ton SemiWeekly Bee Regular fifty cent and onedollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores The West Kentucky Orphans Home The West Kentucky Orphans Home located at HopkltiBville is doing a creditable work and baa now on hand a number of v boys Rod girls for whom Hood homesarewan ted This is HtrlcTly n West Ken tucky institution and IB entitled to the consideration of our peopio W D Humphrey who was formerly with the Loul vllle Home has charge of the work and will beploas ed to hoar from anyone wanting a child to raise Almost Lost Hit Life WIllIa merciless storm SIt gave mo a dreadful sold he writes that caused severs pains in iny oheet so it was tiardforme to bieathe A hbor ovome several doses ot whichepneumonrelaj but to continue with the Dsco- veryl d1dsQand two bottles core pletely cured me Use this quick safe reliable medfclpe for coughs colds or any or lung trQUble dce60o and r100 Trial bbttle tree Guarauta d =tby all drugg stl 11ol 0 t wI I o t rsPREFERS ITOSo Governor Marshal Commutes Death Sentence of Murderer Indianapolis Jan 80rBecauso George Davis does npt dread hang ing but regards It as a desirable dis tinction Gov Marshal today commu ted his death seutance to imprisonment for life Davis a negro murdered a woman companion at Gary Ind by cutting off her head with a knife and was sentenced to be hanged next Friday Warren E J Fognrty of the Michi gan City prison reported to the governor today that tho condemned man looked forward to his execution as a mark of honor Shocking Sounds in the earth are sometnnus hoard be fore a terrible earthquake that warn wartiIngache in the bauk warns you tho kid neys need attention If you would escape these dangerous maladies Dropsy Diabetes or Brlghts dis ease Take Electric bitters at once yourbestceived great benefit from their use for kidney and bladder trouble writes Peter Bondy South Rock Hrentkldnevat all druggists The Parson Was a Bachelor nIn your sermon this morning you spoke of a baby as a new wave on- tbooceanolllfe Quito so i a poetical figure Dont you think la fresh squall would have hit the mark bettor Boston Transcript questionInnow hamberlains Cough Rem edv has won Its great reputatio- rod t tiniionse sale by its remaak nhlM cUrq of cylds It can always bo aliidealer COLORED COLUMN REV J It EVANS KD1TOX Mosdamos Llllie Cavanaugh await Millie James are both very sick M this writing The program of tho Baptist Minis tots and Members Alliance free welt rendered and much Interest rtshown in tho service Wo are now studying the articles of falthS J ject t of God 4 Born to Mr and Mrs Ben Isabhl a ono girl Friday January 20 Moths er and baby doing woll Mrs Quinn Shelton who has b fp in St Charles for some time r pouted homo this weok Rev mid Mro Evans wish to take this means to thank Mr and Mrt Albert Davidson for ten pound of nlco beet Mrs Hester Trabuo ia much Im provqd Brother Tom Clark and wife u improving slowly A letter from Father King ayrli is still cold In Kansas IIe wiehea to bo remembered by his mauy Jarl ingtoii frIends The Sound Sleep of Good H ftltk Is not for thoso suffering from kidney ailments and lrregulariU matlsm heal and strengthen font weak and Ailing restore and ipain in my bank and kidneys could T not sloop at night and could UOE raise my hands over my head Bat two bottles of Foley KldllOY mrcured me Kidney Ills v J my heartiest endorsement Sold by St Bernard Mining Oft Incorporated Drug Louvres Honorable Descent a nThe Paris Louvre now the yortiPl finest art gallery was originally a I royal residence in the reign oZ DMrFbert about the year 628 of our Ka t Ever U i 1 r 1t j S1 AClera noxtMondaynlRhtiMTb0iHolrt8r KtdneyPills tianatalSpalsbnyhr DlpartmenfI bQdy6 favorite THE GIRL FROM SI3dSUCCESSFUL SEASON3d J cast Scinlc Production Speciuity Numbers cannot afford to miss t r 12Big Singing and Dancing Numbers Sls first Time at Pojqlar Pricef ri 4 iStEEQFlXPJJRSEkff f1 n 1 1 J I iIF- 7 TI I 1- irr a There Are Melons and Melonsj but the rich sweet juicy ones are those that had plenty of available v POTASHinsure normalripening with rapid sugar formation JttoThe right kind of fertilizer Is a good Jnyestment The vines will continue I hear melons of first auaUtY Instead of yielding only one or two pickings and News of the Townsn Ed Adam of Mortons Gap wag In the city Wednesday lioykSlpk who tae been visiting friends In Madisonvllle returned Si 4 = home Wednesday afternoon t Frank Gordon wilT leave on Dix ie Flyer Saturday morning for Jack + sonville Florida whore he will vis it relatives and remain the rest of the winter months Claude Rodgers of this city spent Monday in Nashvlllt with his par ents Mrs John Wilson of noaf Bloh land was in the city Tuesday after noon Mat Starlcq of the country was in the city Tuesday afternoon on business Blue Blbbon Flour Ask your grbcer for Itf Fred Hlppleof Chicago Is visit Ing hit brotherinlaw M B Long Mrs Lucy Bean went to Madison vllle WednesdayrPaul King is ill at his home on rT HallSt in Madlsonvlllo Mies Marjorlo Whitfield ef near Grapevine visited her slater Mrs Ed Rule Wndhosday Albert Toombs was In Fox Run yesterday un business N Hanna Jr made a bus if68S trip to Martwtck and Central City c this week 1 Guy Peyton went t Momphiff c yodnesday night 7 Dont full to return your votes Wednesday afternoon not later than Jo oelockS J J SiUllviui is ill at his home on Farren avenue H0 IiI threatened with typhoid fever Harford Ohatten of Howell was In town this wtek Miss Mabel Browning worked at thp Company Store during the rush of the first J r FOnSALEOnolOO course In anything oxbept olyll engineering froth International Correspondence ohoolof Soranton Pa WlirseH at a bargain Apply at Bee Office wasla then a lot of unmarketable culls Supplement the compost with icoo to 1500 pounds of 58o goods the ammonia to be derived mainly from organic substances like blood tankage fish or cottonseed meal This is equally good for cucumbers pumpkins and squashes PaysendGERMAN KALI WORKS Inc hilimorn ConllaucUl Building CMwgo Mtwrfwck Block lieu Orar3 Whllntf Ce dratDeak BtMtac Herman Boyd while playing at school Wednesday fell and Carl Davenport ran over his hand breaking the little finger Although a- very painful Injury it Is not a se rlous one Lou Dillon who has been at his home In Louisville for some time Is in town again Misses Margaret and Lr ulse McPherson of Madisunyille spent Wednesday night with the Misses Victory Therd is no better flour made than Blue Ribbon flour Ask your gro oar for It WD Coil who has been to Louis villa for several days returned to his home in Madigohyille Thursdav morningFred ot Madtsonvllle was In NortonvllleWednesday Our Home Mission Society is now very active under the presidency of Mrs W L Morrison and is doing fine work We had two additions to the society at the monthly meet ing last Wednesday the Ladles Aid is also doing good work They meet every Thursday over the gro cery of Webb BrosMWe make a spobialt of doing two and three color work If you want classy Job work that will givo satisfaction see our samples and gut prices at tho Madisonvillo Branch Office in Mortons Furniture Store AiJjEEN DAvis Manager George Robinson Is on the sick list this Vc lfMrs Jim Adams who has been aecJbusiy Iilfor sorllritlmedoes not spent to Improve ally DJ Duokworh who has been living at Gralmui for some time moved his family back to Heoln Ho seom to think there Is no place liko Earlington Mrs John flute of Graham is visiting friends in the Sruthard neighborhood for a few days this week Born to Mr mid Mrs Willis Car nahan a fine boy Motherand child are doing nicely Mr and Mr Mao Clark moved fO Elmioh Wednesday where he has accepted a position as flremau on the mixed run Tney will remain for sometime Rev H nry Moore of Grapevine was in town yesterdayr I Are You I-q S L I A Woman I TAKE J nca TA I The kWoman9 s Tomes ELI 4 I BEE ADS PAY GET THE HABIT r ra Clifton Long will be par inspector at Mortons Gap during the absenc of Mr AdaihB Charlie CurtIs of Hopklnsvllle I was lu the city Wednesday on bust ness Your money cant buy anything better than Blue Blbbou flour Aek your grocer for It Lon Pncols confined to his bed with a severe dace of the grip Wfl hope he will soon be out We want to glvo you a crayon por traitor any member of your family freewith one years subscriptions tour o paper the Farm and Stockman and the Peoples Monthly Rea our advertisement in another part of this paper and scud us a photo graph today This otter is only made for a few weeks and you should act once before It Is with drawn Lonnl Todd of neigh borhood was in town Thursday on business 10 Services at the ME Chur South next Sunday by the pastor 1100 a m and 780 p m Morning BublctThe Privileges of Son ship Erenjng subject Silence All are cordially Invited to both ser vices Sunday School at 980 a mThe school ia rowing In interest au numbers Come put and join us We will do thee good Sedondary hnbtts lack of outdoor exerclso Insufficient mastication of food constipation a torpid liver worry and anxiety are the loos common causes of stomach trouble Correct your habits and take Cham berlains Stomach and Liver Tab lets and you will soon be well again For sale by all dealers Armed taktn want Cur Liver and Bowel Constipation disorder bowels affects prevalent because duties require physical exercise occupations women baneful effect i Malaria Yellow Disease annual harvest among constipated diseases always alllns headaches digestion vlrtlgo staggers sallow flatulence energy Herblne cooling a biliousness nervous heartburn spirits drowilnew nervous 0 Price 50c per MINING Drug STUDENTS BREAK STRIKE University Michigan Take Places Firemen Arbor Mich 80Uni versityof Michigan students came front yesterday when twenty fireman wheelers ployed In university rooms struck higher wages According to Secretary Smith the University students may given positions a number working their through college willing to accept Jobs The firemen beenre ceivlng wheelers a They struck for a 10 per Increase a weeks vacation with pay Cleanse thee strengthau the using HERBINE It a liver stimulant bowel regulator Price Bernard Mining luoorporatecl Drug Department I Engine Jumps Track Near Roundhouse Early Wednesday morning gine having come in during the night steaming I down to roundhonse stalled away until wanted again misfortune of jumping track j about way between depot roundhouse damages done only I Jumped peice of with Liniment bound on to affected parts plaster lame pains in chest give a b than prompt relief which affordseSold by all dealers been visit relatives in Paris month returned J Itching of on body stops when Drug Department 3 1 i r j f l I TAKE STRIDE LEADER FOR ALLEGED MURDER J of Lawrence StrlkeArrtjtedCityan Camp 1 M HHHawMWi Lawrence luaseJan80 Oharg with being an accessory to mur dot Joseph J Ettor of New York leader of textile strike by officers of the police at midnight At 1 80 morning state rUee made a second arrest in custody Ooturo QiovaunitP New York has been Ettors isdmurder inconnectioiiwith death Anna Loplzo When her child is in danger a woo man risk her life to protect it great act of heroism of risk of is necessary to protect a child from croup Give Chamberlains Cough Remedy all danger IP avoided sale till druggists ycur grocer Dont forget the SemiWeekly a branch office IVIadi eouvllle people in Mortons Furni Store If advertis or work wish subscribed for the paper call number 4 AiiiHEK D vifc Manager Bluelttbbon flour what you want Ask your grocer for It tSuperficialThere arc people why keep morality piece It a rot which never cut them selves a coat Jpubert HERBINEFor A for Chronic Constipation Torpid Irregular Movements fa the common of the It sexes and all ages but Is moro among women their In tho household less than the men therefore auner most from its I A person Is an easy victim exposed to any serious dlsenleFncumonla Typhoid Fever Rheumatism Small Pox Fever BrJghts gather their death thoso who arc habitually Even though they escape such aro more or They bad ness blind complexion loss of strength no at all bas a most admirable effect the bowels it Is purifying and regulating It puts prompt on tho bowels ness bad breath la day tlrao aad wakefulness Bottle JfiMESFMUJM PIOHtETCIfI UUItIIOJ For Sight Sore Eer use Stcphena Ere Salve It cares YiiiOLDANO COMMEWDCW ST BERNARD COt Incorporated Department of Undergraduates of Ann Jan the two and coal em the engine for of be the permaneutly as who are way are the 220 and the coal 100 day cent and two bowels and liver by fine and BOo Sold by St Co 953 on 053 ortot the run was the to be had the the half the and the No serious wore as the ten der off the track A fianneldamponed and the is superior- to any Whentroubledwlth back or side or it and you are car tame to more pieasedwith- the it W ltonPerrywhonas lug for the past has the skluanywbere he tub apP1l0a1tlons Iid ge ed the reat was arrested state this the po to M of who the of will No life and For by Asktbest Ask for it Bee bas for ture you luSt job or to up IP some their in the is stu they most both of when and of these less havo dizzi and In check wind In low the at ST or to had is the i Judge Gordon to Hear Case J Flen Gordon of MucHsonvllle was selected by Judge Thomas F Birkhead Owonsboro to hear the injunction case in which the Bap tist church is involved Blrkhead refused because he was closely related to members of the contending factions and preferred not to serve Judge Gordonis not a member of church but his family are Methodists Latter the case has been compromised He Wont Limp Now No more limping for Tom Moore of Cochran Ga I had a bad sore on my instep that nothing seemed to help until I used Bucklens Ar nlcaSnlve he writes but this wonderful healer soon cured me Heals old runnint sores ulcers boils burns outs bruises eczema or pills Try it Only 26 cents at all druggists r 4Monday + tFebruary 19 Arrival of IRex andIiiatnight o To Contestants in Automobile Contest I voteNinr that your number is veIl up among the lead ers It is what your friends purchase that increases your standing in this contest and V we are much pleased to see that you are in J I teresting quite a number of them Beginning Monday of next weekwe are going to issue coupon trading books These books contain coupons ranging from 5 cents to 25 cents to the amount of five dol lars each and as we accept the coupons atyY Y our stores just the same as cash your friends and yourself can obtainvotes for them just the same as with the cash itself For every dollars worth you sell we will give you a bonus of 10000 votes c f Come in and see us about this next u week We will explain fullyI j 4 v Very truly yours N EARLINGTON BOOSTERS CLUBa yv BARNES COWAND Co r Incorporated S WEBB BROS Groceriesv t iY H WHITFORD Hardware GEO KING SONS Drugs J c EARLINGTON BEE 1J Newspaper and Job Printing L C WILEY Jewelryko I BARNETT STONE Livery Following Standing of Automobile Contestants to Date No jl i r714824 No 3 li7661- 0lNo9 1260400 No 11 922274 No 61 1847112 No q7 1 84204 No 79 v 1730070 No 92 tV a 1072260 No 98 H i47l007 You are probablyaware that pneu monia always results from a cold but you never heard of a cold result In in pneumonia when Chamber lains Cough Remedy was used Why take the risk when this reme dy may be had for a trifle For sale by all dealers Ad Adams car inspector at Mor tons Gap left for Tennessee where he will spend a few days visiting relatives When BALLARDS SNOW LIN IMENT is rubbed for theumatlo aches and it reaches the fatijhlnA The 20 1800 S 1685 From I No 102 288481flK No r30 l007ffl r No 145 1806M No 163 No 168 1763678 No 172 No 173 1007848 No 176 170 2108768 No 183 VV 1 2078468 No 185 l I 2258251 NO t No 104 1892482 Blamed a Good Worker i tion as Dr Kings New Life cured me stomach liver and constipation headache or debility 25 at all druggists l J WlLIUR ILcL Jfpd n14r + + + + ttXNONe eeeeHeee 1Aee eeeeeeeee eeve e e ee zi Ot4 D0X3itt 1i i I A TO Louisville Nashville Railroad It WHAT IT Will COST SEE Mardi rTwo Big Days 19 New OrleansI Mobile 10717CO 2002862 Pills estforkidney troubles cents tii Pensacola S 1685 Round Trip Madisonville 1740018No 187fi4- No lOlJ1161911l0 severedistress DanvilleVacompletely BOOKKEErSK Bu8lncsoPko 08rr TYPEWRITING TELEGRAPH RSMUHUSINESSC InmrrcutlaandnnwMdreaiWILRITR ONLY DAY AND NIGHT NEW ORLEANS TO February TuesdayFebruary t Parade o- rRex 1000 a m and Comus Parade- It night Tickets on sale daily February 18 to 10 Inclusive Sleeping Car Fare 400 to 500 Each Way Liberal Stopovers Limit on Tickets March 18 To approximate talcost tor the round trip estimate for five days board lend lodging at 100 per day In host private homos or 2 00 per day at flrit class hotels to which add the above railroad and Pullman fares For sleeping car reservation apply to any ticket agent Louisville Nashville Rail road Company 7 SEEpES C aleTIV BOOKUE f1 1 1 J y P i iKV S Jar i T ProfitT r J SIi o i I d f Eit 4 I I Shartmg Sale t 4 I l I ic8 k- i Every effort will be put forth to make Sat rday the greatest day ltheSal Every body L come We will make some none for you J i i 1 rf Fer Ma tI + r I t l 43 f- Y 25000 yards of EmbroideryiSaturdayi0 c 111 4 I 1000 Votes Will be Given on Ever One Dollar Cash purchase Saturd- ayBarnes ft v j Cowand1 0t vx i x CornDanv Ir Incorporatedw Ft l1 V i r4j EHingtbnr Kentucky i IMS I I 1 I I t MISS MlNRVAJ I and GREEN muWILJ1WilUlNcEJ BOYD CALHOUN ICoDyrhtbL by Re1lly Britton Co Please Aunt Minerva jest lemmo t wear It tonight bj9 pleadedrMo an Wilkes Booth Lincolns been wearln ua xabblt foots ever senco wes born No she said firmly Ill put a p Atop to such nonsonso at once Qlvo It to mo William r Billy looked up at his aunts aus here countenance and lovingly fin xered his charm he opened hrs mouth to say something but hesl ttated slowly he untied tho string around his neck and laid his treasure t pa her lap then without looking up ie ran into his own little room clos f ing tho door behind him Soon afterward Miss Minerva heart g a sound like a stifled sob coming from the adjoining room opened the- ittr tioor softly and looked into a sad lit Ue taco with big wide open eyes aebining with tears w What is the matter WUllamr she jeoJdiy asked X aint never step by myself f ho r sobbed Wilkes Booth Lincoln al trays slept on a pellet by my bed ever fence wos born an n1 I wants tAtmt Cindy to tell me bout Uncla iP11 jera Peter His aunt sat down on the bed by his side She was not versed in the ways of childhood and could not know that the little boy wanted to pillowI his head on Aunt Cindys soft pie bosom hat ho was homesick for his black friends the only companions he had ever known Ill tell you a Bible story she temporized You must not be a baby You are not afraid are you William 004 is always with you I dont want no God he sullenly made reply I wants somebody with sho nough skin an bones anran I wants to hear bout Uncle Piljerk Peter I will tell you a BIble story again suggested his aunt MI will tell you abou- tI don want to hear no Bible story hwIcorjun an1 stag II Rabbit up tho gum tree Coon fe in the holler Wake snake JuneyBug stole a hall CASIORIA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signatureof In Use for Over Thirty Years t ASIQBlA r T wo p1I 0a douar Ill sing you a hymn said Mise Minerva patiently I dont want to hoar you singno hymn said Billy impolitely I wants to see Sanctified Sophy shout As hla aunt could think of no sub Btituto with which to tempt him in lieu of Sanctified Sophys shouting she remained silent An I wants Wilkes Booth Lincoln to dance aclog persisted her nephewMiss Minerva remained silent She felt unable to cope with the situation till she had adjusted her thoughts and made her plans- Presently Billy looking at her shrewdly said Qimmo my rabbit foot Aunt Mi nerva an Ill go right off to sleep When sho again looked in on him he was fast asleep a rosy flush on his babyish tearstained cheek his red lips half parted his curly head pit lowedon his arm and close against his soft young throat there nestled the left hind foot of a rabbit Miss Minervas bed tuna was half after nine oclock summer or winter She had hardly varied a second in the years that had elapsed since tho run away marriage of her only relative tho young sister whoso child had now come to live with her But on the night of Billys arrival the stern narrow woman sat for hours in her rock ing chair her mind busy with thoughts of that pretty young sister dead since tho boys birth And now tho wild reckless dissi pated brotherinlaw was dead too and the child had been sent to her to the aunt who did not want him who did not care for children who had never forgiven her sister her un fortunate marriage If ho had only been a girl she sighed What sho believed to be a happy thought on tered her brain- I shall rear him she promised herself just as if ho were a little girl then ho will be both a pleasure and a comfort to me and a compan ion for my loneliness Miss Minerva was strictly methodical she worked ever by the clock so many hours for this so many for that William she now resolved for the first time becoming really inter ested In him should grow up tpbe a model young man a splendid and wonderful piece of mechanism a fine practical machinelike Individual moral upright religious She was glad that he was young she would begin his training on tho morrow She would teach him to sew to sweep to churn to cook and when ho was older ho should bo educated for tao min istry Yessnld Miss Minerva I snail 1onot to bo questioned i And the little boy who had never had a restraining hand laid upon him in his short life Ho slept owcietly and innocently in the next room j dreaming the carefree existence on the plantation and of his idle happy negro companions CHArnRIII I The Willing Worker Got up William said Miss Mi nerve and come with me to the xThe I open at this astounding command Aint thlshere Wednesday he asked sharply Yes today is Wednesday furry u Or the wife will get cold e11 m t WTk othLln jeabwaabed lat t rmaJjt gt Z waah no mo till ilex Satday he A jNVtIdJ J J 0 ptr4jjr TERoyal always has been abreast with the best here new model which places it far in the lead Read about Royal Model 5every office manager every stenog rapher every uptodate typewriter user 1 TWO COLOR RIBBON DEVICE IFeatur only one thatinsures 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