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Digital page images are linked to the text file. i Q r TUESDAYt u1 an J h S Jf FRIDAY JiifL 1 NJ F o r untrai t IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE yoUR BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE 11Jt TWENTY THIRD YEAR EARLINGWN HOPKINS COUNTY KY TUESDAY FEBR VARY 13 1912 Nei U MEETSf hi Pad Limb Falls from Tree and Strikes Him oh the Head tz- r DID NOT HEAR FATHERS WARNING 1 t Finis Stanley age 17 of near t tHttnSOD was instantly killed Monday morning bv a dead limb J falling from a tree and striking t him oa the top of the head His i head was pinned to the ground when his father and a neighbor 1 teaohad his side and his life was t a fast ebbttig away dl c f Bljy Stanley the boys father 1br is prominent farmer of near i rrj1 Hanhon and a neighbor and Tines warp clearing timber ton day niorniuu iud were felling to large tree when a limb broke loose falling on tiio boys The father saw a falling limb and ehoHted a warning but was too late He is survived by his parents and two brothers and two sisters Thefaneralservices 0 werei held to day at Providence k t i To The Public f c I am in the Automobile Contest and hope to win butt I cannot do so without the as of friends 1 ask that iIanyone who is not specially- interested in the contest and who has not pledged their votes will vote them for No J J IZJ4n thipi you a11oy fjir be greatly atJpreciatea JAMIE i CARNETT DiiWJ1Ky RfDNo4 EaH End Card Club 1 Mrs W W Wright surprised her littta daughter Florelle wltn a small q party on last Monday evening The occasion being in honor of her tenth birthday The guests were Little Miss Sarah Featherston Sarah Cratehfleld Lena Davis Thelma S Slag Elizabeth Bash Jane Foard and Kathleen Stone Quite a merry time was spent making candy and plawjng games Tha little hostess t was therecipient of quite a umber j tofattrabtlve gifts 1Notice Company G iTherewill be an Officers and Non commissioned Offloers School Fri day night the 10th at 8P M Com heavyt17th f4 Oapt Ott L Powers rI7ft Hurtat No II Mine Saturday t 1 Leonard Reynolds of Buck ners Rid was working at Nt 0 llMiue Saturday when he got his right drill brokers just ubave the wrist also the right collar I 0bone He was standina near tho tipple wheu a mule hitched to n r r stack oar started undcaught him between the car UOclll prop utuler the tipple Btu was moved to the hospital MR soon I aht WHS hurt1 and the wonuds dressed Hois rJt setting on nicely Bunder the cir Mt cutiBtance8 It is fioped lie will soon re vcIi v t i rrrLOOK WHOS HERr aM Eximay i not visit our 8tty on their coming tour ofthe country but Harry J rr Webster the well known Tbijatrl oal Aim bate arranged with the trejtobrlng mp tQ tour city on WedneIItJayFebH This timttried production will be 4 4 prent i in its entirety the best r Y r east of characters eVsr put together t to a aUne w and w YIItbx t will beeaeated darlag a aeUepI- llro Plink L r tt Jhg HOPKINS COUNTY MAN I I IMPORTANT SENATE POSITION Popular Ben Salmon Who Fills one of the Best Places at Frankfort j if Ben Salmon mall clerk in the Kentucky Senate spent the weekend at his home at Ilsley taking the country ajr And enjoying the companionship of his kinfolk and particular friends BoOn is a cnpablo r young man and has a happy way of making many Irlendp He Is the son of Senator K M Sal mon The position he now Oils U a pleasant though responsible one and one of the best places within the gift of the Senate Reports come to The Bee that Ben is making good In overy way and is already widely and favorably known to many Ken tucklans in and out oj politics who frequeut the State orfpltol Politics rathbr 1 u1sln the family and If Ben shouil t urumsattention In that direction he would no doubt fltidawav to succesithe persuitr Anyway ho has many friends In his ueoko1 the woods who are pleased at tits preferment JIG HOT1L 70K NZGIOXS Eight Story 5tructurtj In Louisville te Have 300 Roonu and Will Cosl About 120 000 i Louisville 1 610Tho city is to have an eight 8tory hotel for negroes exclusively It will contain 800 rooms and will cost about 120000 OXPAn G N- ra tlf Netice of ln pection There Will be an Inspection of Co- G Februlary 1817v Air Ynembor- aarehereby tlotlfledjitooprEParetr lame and muitbcv prjpBeut oqald nighttr6tarhdwodSigned QapL OTT POWBKS Clarence Darrow Charged With Bribery The trial of Clarence Darrow lead lug counsel for the UoNamaras on a charge nf bribery promises to create RBmuch Interest as the McNamara case Darrow is charged with hay ing tried to bribe a prospective jur or He has been indicted by a grand jury but was released on a JOOQO bond signed by O S Young a mil llonalrc Raising Salaries For the past twentytwo years Jnt E Draughon has been showine the poorly paid that they can in crease their earning power by tako- IUJrllpeolallzedtralnlng For prices on lessons by mall Bookkeeping Shorthand Type wrlttlng etoadirtl8sJNO F DR APG HON President Nash ville Tenn For catalogue giving rates of tuition at college Address Draughon6 PracticaUBuslness Col loge NASHVILLE TENN or PADUCAH KY or EVANS VILLEINDor WASHINGTON DO c Wake Up Nick Nicola Naumoff the Russian who has just reached tho ago of 21 having murdered an Insured fiancee for a seductive countess In romantic Venice has in hit confession related how this notorious dame had a little way of extinguishing her cigarettes on his bare fltah Just to see him wince as she tared 1tID beet when be suffered Hto Prcspect basalt WUlki bad worn his oUMr Mtatirtt garmenta as loag as ktN1mber One day he stain Johaaya got the measles 1 speee Til itft em as sooaas be 10ut pnrI elL Dtepnosed Trtis a smart thing Iye dose said the doctor to his asaasiteatt rtMt doetertHI IiaYeput my elsaar IB the eoluraB cause et tMtii fit the d ati eertlleata TH j Mttlettve liiNi tM BMM M s a4rysg perae Wifn c aew diet gete liivfbcd at eve sad lue fe tuOb fber iseer Mr bMiJa w Mik TN t4e4 MM a Jrt ull all eel WI liitpea 1M i- l 1M 1M e tllflrtalg lt tteehrt iJ i I 1 I lye 4k1 a I tt tu r Gr IANNOUNCEMENT II HM READ THIS ii From this date until the close of the Automobile Contest On May 15th R we will give lOOQp votes for every dol lar paid on subscription new or renew r ookslnowbusy and patronizeus v II SEMIW1LKLY BEE IJ J J SULLlVm PASSES TOHI8EEWAJU 4AtShert illness Jack Sullivan who has bea all with typhoid fever forlpast three weeks died at his home on JTarren Aye Sunday niiiht at 810 This was theieg and attaokof fever the first leaving hits heart ina very poor condition ti Mr SulUvau work od for tllelr do N about eight years ago Hen hart while nempfulti t i V theCompany i rqr He went into the grjcfceiy but iuess with his fatheriniaw David Adanir about 8 or 10 years ago He has been in business for himself for the put several years and has been a popu lar grocer He leaves a wife and fivesmall children ail aged father one brother and two sisterp fie was a devouted Catholic He was buried from the Catholic church this morning The maay friends of the fancily extend sympathy JSTo More Dyspepsia Gasur other Stomach Troubles Nothing will remain undigested or suur on yonr stomach if you will take a little DIgostezea pQwer ful digestive harmlos and pleasant us Maple Syrup For sale by the drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated Letter Undraped Llttlo Lola aged five went fo the door in answer to the postmans ring and was handed a card the first one she had ever seen Oh mamma she exclaimed heres a let ter for you but It hasnt got any jikirt exit Lack of Enterprise Generally tho trouble with a man who doesnt got anywhere Is that he has not enough confidence In his judg ment to bet anything on it JUtS JULIA OLLOYAN PASSES OVER RIVER Aged Woman of MadUonville Summon ed Friday Mrs Julia Holloman one of the mast beloved women of Mad afternoonof the night before Mrs Holloman was 71 years of- sand had been iln invalid for 01myn UtW 8 a JJPir if tbH- t cij1fi i i1 1l saa a4Jt et hs t Tb ttfdies- eetticw bslq tisfda afternoon R V Harri8Oii of the Presbyterian church conducting the service The interment took place at the OJd Fellows cease tiry Bostons Favorite Joke Edith How did you feel wHen Jack kissed you through the tunneli Ethell felt as if I never wanted to see his face again Boston Transcript East End Card Club c Mrs Kline was thai hostess of the East Eud Card Qlubon last Friday afternoon Mrsi Barnblll of Madi sonvllle was a pleasant guest of the club Mrs Daves made the highest score at this meeting the ladles named below are ahead with the too till score Mesdames Rule Kline Atkinson and Victory Food for the World It Is said that the nut trees of the world could furnish nourishment for the entire population of the globe Brazil nuts grow in such profusion that great qualtitios are wasted wcery rear Telephone Snipe A telephone snipe is a man who habitually uses some other mans telephone at no other expense to himself than a thank you He flourishes perhaps because h3ls not a game bird NOTflCE1 7i h Tlie undersigned Trustee of Tappau ciz GardnerI i bankrupts of Madisonville hereby notify the pibho that he hlsJn his possession as Said trustee A great number of patches and jewelry which was left with tho said Tappan Gardner to bo repaired and the clinrpes for repairing same ire unpaid and if tbocner8offt i4 VM tChea and jewelry do not call on or before the 21st day February 1912 for the said watqhe ah6 jewelry the undersitjued Trustee will be compelled to sejTsaid watchj aiid jevydlry 1pt forthcharges dug on same Please bear this iu inind and call aaid get aame atoncW J P HKlNGHlLOETrustee 1 t Ii- r ni I i S- t f7 t 1 v 71 HAD TAKEN SOFT DRINKS And a Hard Fight Follows at Guthrie In a general fight which took place at threEr of Moul tons soft drink place in Guthrie Eneene Scott was shot in the leg bv OO Rist who m turn was badly beaten up by Scott Neither man however is inn serious condition The tight was the result of a drunken tow and appears to have been started by a friendly scuffle Warrants have been issued from the Guthrie police court and a trial wIll be hud as soon as the injured men are able to appear Half a dozen or moro partici pated in the of tdrbit1n6 one with the exception of Scott and Rust received Vny thing more than a fr W scratchToddO- ouuty y Times CRUSHED TO DEATH UNDER WHEELS OF TRAIN Engineer of Dawson Springs Meets Hor rible Death William Ennis age fifty and a resident of Dawson Springs left Dawson Springs on a freight train with aOO iu his poekot It Is thought that he was intoxicated and when the train neared Claxton he tried to stop the train by shutting oft the ills COOk Instead of shutting it oil gradually he shut toII at once which stopped the train suddenly throwing him beneath the wheels and cutting off his right letsabove toOlaxttuPiiat 8te tslif tytat + 1 I shooL t4 howrL a ttats bua ae v WHe is survived by his wife formerly a Miss Kyle of Hebree JT SchoJwshJp For Sale We have a 100 scholarship on Collegeforiness colleges lit the State and a scholarship in this college is A 1 THE SEMI WEEKLY BEE Madisonville Christian Church Christian Endeavor had its day Sunday with special music recita tions and an address by the minister on the subject ftYcunK Peo themorning OtirlstsBeatituies whorcoeullylost was an appreciative worshiper at the morning hour as was Mrs Henry Beard of New York The Official Board of the Chute h Sundayinext Sunday 900 a riv In tho mIn inttr8 study to futlier consider an iippiirant thcmt in reference to the churchs ndVaIlCfln1fnt- WtllrlclHlay evening prayer meet Ing promises a most interesting session with Hpeakurs chosen in advance Little Bevetlv Waddlll missed Sunday school for trje first tlmo In 1012 being confined to his bed with r pl611monlaAll vvoik are in active condition at present and it Is our desire that 1912 shell be the best year ill the history of this church SM BernardMinister CASTORIAFor Infants and Children Thi Kiad You Have Always Bmitt Bears the- 6lgnatare of t77k 4 For BabyaEyes Mothers pleaso do not send yonr babies out without any shade for the eyes Even though It Is not aummei tithe they should not be allowed to IW with the sun shining in eyes An froz Boris of troubles result this eye oftennefectitetfone which remain for life U yeti would try lying with tha BuD shlnimg t ic year eyes for an hour or w you jrouW toba realize bw itMirtreeabla- t Krf- hi for a baby iAa gbeart or ear W v Q A lib iW i W J V v 4tx i f 1at rrt ytN I TUESDAY and FRIDAY 1 Ilsley Happenings rt Miss Elsie Wilson and Miss Allls Campbell closed their school here Friday anti returned to their homes Madlsbnvllleand Nebo Miss DoraJBarnes who has bees visiting her uncle has returned U her home in Dawson sisterBlancheSundayMr B Salmon spent Saturday night and Sunday here with home folks We would like to Impress the fact on the mliids of the lisley has Sun day School every Sunday at 980 a inaud You 11 be glad if everyone would attend Mr Jeff Kussell and L O Collins spent Sunday with their home folks Miss Ruth Wuoruff and little bro therRov are visiting their grandmother Mrs Ghas Woodruff A most delightful time wat spent k with Miss Tbnlma Dawson last Thursday night by Misses Elsie Wilson Allie Cimpbell Butt Woodruff Minnie Harland Nina and Resale Williams Blanche Lea sure Ethel Hoffman and Ttielinav Dawson Messrs Jeff Russell Veniss and Joe Leasnre Tom Har land Lonnie Collins and Browa DawsonMiss Harland entertaluet last Wednesday night by giving a tacky party All the young people were present and report a oet time n A Texas Wonder kidneyandIrrelotularJtleBot tJi11 rr ii JJ bObysmall bottle is two months treatment and peldom fails to perfect a cure Send for testimonials from Ky and other states Dr E W LoutsMoAn Old Custom In many parts of the worldit IB the custom to regard the first woman seen on the morning ol St Valentines day as the valen 0 tine for the year and it 18the custom to bestow a gift on tke y 4 one so regarded It was this custom that Shakespere refers tin Hamlet when he makes Ophe m lia Ray K AH in the morning beth e Am Iu maid at your window To be your Valentine Like u good many other old festivals and customs the origin of St Valentines Day is uncer taut Of myths and legends c concerning it there are plenty but of none of them can it bB- B iWlth certainty it is the ac tutu source Perhaps nue cause A for the tenacity with vvhich some of these old customs survive may be found in the very mysteryfwhich surround their birth Willie many of the quaint cus toms formerly associated witk this day have long since disap peared the custom of sendinge Valentines is still in yogue and will likely continue for many yearstYou tan Eat Anything Eat whatyol1rstomachcravel- without the slightest fear o ludlseaStlon which is an awful fooling Yoa will not be bothered with Sour Stomach Heartburn Nausea Bad Breath or Heavy Feeling if you take one rose of Digewteze Tt rerlieves and cures as if by Magic Pleasant as Candy Relief in one minute Get n 60c bottto from the drug department of the St Bernard Alining Company Incorporated The Turbine The first steam turblncflttetf TMftJI Was constructed by the Hon 04Parsons at his works at eweast Type The Turblnla a small V 100 feet In length made her trio ItNovember 4 1894 The system raft u idly developed owing to lacr speed of the vessels fitted with t r elIgf neB and the economy eleaUd hs- seal Improvements weJIiIM fathelreoJl8trucUoBiu4t04q UM tM M ship pgeila tl trollt r J a i r 1 E + tJ Itv J- L c 71 I II 1qRtitE FAWOETT 1IJ AND BUSINESS MANAGER I D r Member of Ii I i i Kentucky Press Association 1 aRt SeconflKstrict Publishers League 4t Swlk Waai Mdti 1teer1AIL EN DAVIS Mgr t I LOeIphM 47 Tuesday i February 1912 t 1 THE holpaszon of Friendship rs of so sweet and steady and lovaf 9rid enduring a nature I tikatiiioilltasl trQugha whole lifetime if not asked to lend I mon ySanzuel L Clemens 1 i LOU VILLE SCHOOLS THREAT NED WITH POLITICS There is a threat in the Ken tucky Legislature dgainst the present admirable school I of the city of Louisville bui it- cn liarilTy be imagined that the lp awhkeueid thought of Kentucky aa1dithese lines will permit of the proposed bqckward step that i would change the present char ttnd put the echbols of that dity back ibto pBlitics The daw I charter vnri planned to take the schools opt of politics to keep them Qpt of politics by putting their management in the hands df pUblic sprited citizens ylip could not be influenced by SUQU 1 coubiflerfltions aiidqmketi tshio1o1s of thp city uniform in equipment and in teaching force risothat the children of the poor might have equal chance with T those of w ald y fahliliee This iBalive question iii Kentuckys mertlr0pblfq and it willcertainly be workedout right 0 PRESSOFIENTUCKY I The Kepiucky Press is doing its full share of vtne uplift of the state aJounlL material lines 4 Tlir a fsicttha h6qld pe apt 1 predated the of the f icommonwenlth A gcod news paper is thebeijti p6VsiBle vel tisemept of a community Any community which IJHB n good newspaper should nccord it n I ipatronage in some degree com mensunte with its meiit KW tucky novspaprs1n a great ma L jorityure dpserving of ample support Hud are rendering better I E 4cGML41 U1 thi Iwg wikS fl7 ti ri Subsqiption tes 1 a neYoRr tIjf Six monthsII VThreeVnipnthB 25 sfngio ctlllesH I IJ I Spsclmen copies t1mailedvii frnn Jon application Correspond entswanted In nil parts of tho1 oounty Address nts tor par ticulars 19 Stieet1 13 a i system 1 ter i L t1B by citizens all J service than it is ever possible j for their constituencies pay Courier Journal Attention is being called to the fact tmtthe last Republican State convention gave strong en I dorsement to Mr Taft for rc election to the presidency If the Republicans of Kentucky stand pat on their platform if they are not driven off of this particular plank by untoward circumstance there can be no doubt of how the Kentucky vote will stand in the National con veutiou An East ru business man is quoted upon the resent rjuDlh- 9PpdcfQQd m Congress and- the retirement of La Follette as saying It is an encbiiragfng factor that in the same weekTu which Democrats in Oougrjess lisqedt- o couservuti counsels the most radical of she Republican nepi GPERA HOUSE One Night Wed FebI 14 TflEGREAT COMEDY DRAMA A Million aire Tramp s1e iai Scehery UTo Date Specialties Prices 25 35 50and 75c Cents 4 With TwoColor Ribbon Tabulator BackSpacct Hinged Paper Fingers Tilting Patter1 Table r 141tthe final touches of typewriter improvement are found at their best in the new Model 5 Royal including several JfUIUtGtJUUIIU Ult no Vlllff machine r y aa 4 ot the least of the many Royal features Are its SIMPLICITYrP and DURABILITY We have yet to learrt Of a Royal that has worn out in reasonable service I I Jhc Royal is the machine of COWOMYflOt In the first cost alone but also in the money it saves through years of f I perfect operation and practically reparlet jvrvce i Read thc- Roval Guarantee thats the basis upon which we want you 4 jiii 1 oItaicabs t- hj to consider the Royal Get The Royal Book i alo Free Demonstration 7 We want to liow Royal features and supcrf r unique fitness or anyority in own typewriter rcquIrcflflt owoyercxaCt1flgI same as lot Model 1 with 4 75 Tabulator No extras j SemiWeekly Bee Agent I Sample C n Ji Sun at THIs OffIce i 1t Ito 1 f jL t 1 d rc Ja JIq rea I t Yj l t THE BEST TELEPHONE 8SERVl E iQOK HERE ME PARI tapfrtiultAgu long rjiry or dYIII eI8 h t1P fttvIC8 14 y9Ur ce rtQOfllrnerdu to JIIHUOD baoDg thdwouTd 6 moOc tlol II 1r eta prlcMClttlnr RcCtjrtaa tepoiLsn lie Tehler tailing upyourneghborp friends and relatlnsAII these ad ltu are more wortb tbe prke ou would pay for In service LJttlt InormattoD furnlsbedbycatllng on ourwxaer iii WSbC1l0PIi uriOERrIND ELEPHONE iELGfiA1H DQ Inearpo h rant for the residency practi cally dropped i ut os the ruV nine t J The olcugtLI qpir r marks that Hard times ueVer affect the wnpee f7SipI Political v i vSeuator Ohio James is to have provided for him a chair of large size especially provided for him ti occupy when be comets fcotafete his sent in the United States Seuate AhiJl that Olie IP scheduled to present to Congress before he quits the lower it oust 13 one asking an appropriation of 20000 to erect a new Post office building in his home towiVif Marion ft Miss Anna Deal Bramwell was the guest of Miss Kathleen Bptil man last weekSSquire Sheltpn of the ccuutry ia visiting his daughter Mrs tfrank Oldbairu 0 6 a Col Henry passed through here Fri aen route to Tile home in Hop kinaville s You Need statfrery SIN i1ngklt s olhdlvldual or a firm standing In the business world likhIde st tt b n t1YIpillt The SemlWeodYllafi job depart ment keeps constantly on hand a fine line of lettqrbgada notehesjdB billheads statements and envelopes both Ifnen and commercial We also do circular invitation and cati albgue work Give us a trial1 Von will be pleased 11 V Ernest Newton was in Madison villa afternoon on busineSS RlItssrelatives in the country this week Dru SulUvan of Howell wes in MadiHOUville vesterday- Oapt Paul Price was InHadison vllle Friday on busiiieBS Best Offer YetI For a limited time we will send you the Louisville Evening Pos und the Sqinlqeky Baaone year The Cosuiopolltan ud Go9d Hou o Kteplug iIagnzThes and the Home Farm six months ajl torS 60 Subscribe row HS this otter will jwltlf drawn in a few diivp SEuWnEKLY BEE1a Etvrllugton Ky1 T H BuintJo a trip to Union Qo hist week to ptirohaseseveral cars uf hay and corn for sain MjR F D i Rash was in Madison villa Friday afternoon Mayor F D Rash was in Madison ville Friday mi 1UPiueEB WISH Wluuln CaviumsB is very 111 at hr home on Catholic Hilt Big Salary Explained And how is your excellent son the divinity student He graduated from the theological academy about a year ago I believe Yes Just a year ago And hes doing so well They pay him a wonderfully large salary and next year hes to get more In deedl Thats very unusual Perhaps It is his excellent delivery that nets him the largo emolument Yes thats it lies one of the pitchers in thei big league Cleveland Plain Dealer HiIJ4 v i OldTlnie Delicacies Cleopatra frail and fragile like many thin people at heartily and b2- guoiifs W at the rarities of whlch they partoofe there wds eteryt- hingi there that gastronomy could think of except mutton an exception in favor of the divine Aminon with the bamlike bead Even the rbaatbeef and plum pudding were not lacking for these delicacies were as popular In Thebes as was tho broiled and salted goose with the good brown stout and atrong barley wine to cheer the spit ijts and assist the digestion i Original Postera posters aro so called because In former tImed the roads and footpaths ofLondon wore separated by lines of posts on which announcements were pasted L CR R TIME CARD Tthnb ac a tnr 6f Illinois Oo tral tr1nBfrohWortbfwIlle KyI 1 NOUTII BOUND 102 128 pm Ilu 1M 840 a m i 122Ibeal passl045 a m No Il8l6cal 088 p m t SOUTH BOUND pmNopmNoL N riryiE CARD vasslztthroughlrlgfuatlng atE rliJijtbh Effective Sunday April 9 1011 NORTH BOUND s No 02 62690 in No 62 1l15 a m No 04 7a8 D m- Nov54 1122pm SOUTH BOUND No 63 4mNo 05 828 a m pmNoaI elay INTEBUBrBAN TKAINS NORTHBOUND a ajijrNdpmNor SOUTH BOUND No103 h 710 am No 105 1000 a m NdIO7bI12s7 pt hi inII j M HET1E CARD i M HlE tirao card went into effect Sunday April 8 1911 No 112 leaves i 64 a m No1lIarrlves800p tnJ COLORED COLUMN BET J X KVANS EDITOR l Richard Moore got hu hand roofed In Arnold Mine Feb Gth It waa badly bruised and sprained but we trustee will not prove serioui MrsMary Brown the mOther of f iibbert Garrett dhd eb7th nud wasburled on the thJnst Sbe IR Bumvod by one son two daughters loud floveral relatives to mourn her 1088niHerfutierar will bo bdnduct ed bv BevBJS WllllamB D Dpatf Lox offtho pastor of tho Virginia 8r Baptist Church Hopkinsvllle of wRibh she has boon u faithful mem ber foe years and J It EvanS of thisoltjv Her two daughters Mrs Mary Jrowu of St Louis aiid Mrs Alillq Hargraye of Hopkinavillq were with their mother during bAr last fitness They rendered faith fut serb ice until her death Mr John Cbafton her nephew and wife and Mrs Blanche Leavell were among the visitors from Hopkinsvillo The floral design presented by the Church Aid Society of Hopklnsvlllo was most beautiful Rosolutions of con dol nce were offered by Mrs Blanch Leavell in behalf of the Good Sn marltun Lodge of Hopktnsvllle ot whjch she was a member and Mrs Miiry Holland and others for Mt Zfou Baptist Churl Interment at Earllngton cemetery SIHUCB TMBLES t Cured By VinolHere js Proof Seymour IndIwas troubled with a chronic stomach trouble and fire weeks ago it got so bad I had to give up work I had tried various medl cinee without relief add was finallY Induced to try Vinol After taking tho flrt bottlo I was greatly bone d- Am now on tl o thiid bottle and ready to re mew Am rapidly gaining in wSlght and strength Edw Nio man ItIs tho curative medicinal ole ments of the cods livers combined with the strengthening properties of tonic iron contained in Vihbl which makes It to successful In restoring perfect digestion and at the same time It builds up the Ureaover worked and rundown system Try a bottle of Vinol with the un derstanding that your money WIll be returned if It does not help you ST BERNARD MINING CO moor orated Drug Department ilivWWWVWWttVWWMY mNJWWmNwv iN BMSL TON JFuneral Director Licensed Embalmer J NEXT DOOR TO POST E L oneiwpMff j h s MIS JIJKVI f I r 0 Jff1o rata- i s f lllqC tiJtij I 0 1It1 41 z J jj i e p10 t4= f m w = I i hC oA iOttTONI BE itf i JI I MADISONVILLE KY IIoS a a1 Funeral Director and 4p Elmbaltner to YJ Tr 1 tI m i III W Call Answered Promptly DayJ or Night il r 1 I tlt h tI- J i L t 3 tyj i i j i ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD t jm I J MARDi GRAS 1ii NEW ORLEANS 1 FEBRUARY 15 TO 20Tickets reservations train time dates of sale and specific fares from your station may be had of your local Ticket Agent G H BOWER G P A Memphis Tnn f ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Y I I READ Here teYbor Chance READ To purchase a High Gtade Piano at the price of a Lcw Gradei instrument r DO NOT pay fancy prices J0 gestretail stores a Call at on e to see samples 429 Hall tJjiIVTadlsonvifleKy1 ja 1Jt t tt MAR IN H BATHER j FACTORY iiiE Pkone5T I LOUISVILLE 4 KYn 1fr r i t t y t fi V i IPRINCESS SPECIAL 1Tliear is hov pder new jit managernerit guarantees ti 61 its patrons high class entertainments a1it i J f1fia fIItII I I N Especially jAdopted for Ladies and Children 1 e eq IIWEt Inf again runnIng tlia Wor1 9BoH lcturos YouI know wJjtit that nUIhLnblup Blrt raph II It t II Ussiiiiy Patbe Selli aim Vltqgraph I r n MADISONVILLE KY 1 Matinee Daily Ep mj L J YOU WANT a Better That question wIll nsked you nlost daily by business men seeking your I ness colleges COMBINED 48 COlleges in 18 States International reputation IIBanklnc TypewritIng Prnmaniblp fipelllnc Arithmetic letter hislnea 1 Tw FBEK Anzlllarr branchts Good POSITIONS GUARANTEED under rensonnblo conditions jPfBookkeeping Bookkeepers over tho United States say that Draughons New System of Bookkeeping saves thorn from 25 to SO per cent in work nndworry Shorthand Practically nil U S offi cial court reporters write tim System of Shorthand Draughon Colleges teach IVlzvl Because they know it Isll4 Jest JOB1 J bo itfMoroall Home Study Thousands of bankcash fffrs bookkeepers and stenographers ar- holding good positions as the result of taking Draughons Homo Study CATALOGUE For prices on lessons BY MAIL write JNO F DRAUGHON 4 President Nashville Tenn Cormcataloffuo on course ATnT T writesDRAUGHONS PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE Na hvill or Merapki or KnoxTlllc Tcnn or Paduchf Ky er EvaasvilU Ind = a I = r yo a I Y 1 Every Dollar of an Ad Readers a Monev Is Above Par i lI I 0 Frequently Its Buying Power is Actually Dputlecl I aaai r I lr 4 Your dollars vary in value as they vary in pur Itt f 4cliasing power The nianor woman who studiestfJ advertisements is able frequently to make one dol lar do the usual work of two fl And the experienc ut tI ed reader of advertisements will always make a dol JJ lar cqmman4 a premium mak 1it buy more than a Ji 1 j dollars worth as figured qCFuling pries ofth ngsr 01 if How much above par are the dollars in your JIpocket worth It willj depend on vJ j ft studythe buying HUT opportunities U iutlihOWCOSelyyqqI J c I 5 ttn iI1H44 ot Atii A 14 i tIM l H tfTdl MIII nl3 1ft 4to av j1 11tttfrS lf 1f iIar j it 4 a 4 EJ i Io J a i a l 107 k I I 4 fJ f y i 1ltifY J ft Ij I1i 4 2 rli t t klr JjJ aX97 j rM1 n dll Q Yj MMF MMIWICYv iN f MYa W + WO nM 1 M R w r k = = = = = Zi Y r L r r p4A4Pr sll r x ar iithe man who whispers down a t wiu i xra fctoat the thins he has to sell dollarhollers n M lr oJ News of the Towns t Hrs Charlie Dpyal who has been jai towUi for some time returned esterNewman Whltiord made a bush i AY yesterdaymorningi ijTbe mixed qaartett at the K K Musical will be OK dont fail to I near them February 20- f4Bornto Mr and Mrs Elmo Sbav Suiidaya flub girl Mother and r jlftby are doing nicely Born to Mr and Mrs Morton Ijletoher a fine boy iLittle Mary Lou Ashby will be one f the readers at the Temple Theatro ebiiir jo Marc Princeton vie fljedfrlends in Madlsonville yestor ditr rIley Brinkley wall In Mad 4jottYlile yesterday afternoon We want to give you a crayon por D ltJaay member of your family flee with one years rubsorlpllona to mr paper the FArm Mud Stockman aid the Pepples Monthly I Bead In another part Scadyirtiaeinent ius a photo offer IB only a few weeks and you iould sot once before It Is with Wi Little Louise Lee daugh ec of Mr Itifea Wj1tr r9 ijf IteUny igrauddaficfhter of Mtapd Mrs Rk Dean 6f this liB n very ill with pneumorqla for fima time iek a little better Jiysleq JR Dean remains about thjo Ame ttStokes and daiighter1 are visiting her Bis a ijIrMra John Byrum at OotltOwn The Cdrnitt Clarinet Solo by TJf iley and Pro will be Worth the piles at the musical Feb 30 fygtt Andy Hale anv children arc o I TtI tIng her aunt Mrs Salllp Bpweil aaUMndleonvtlleWhonJn disonvillo iu the- Y afternoon flotjH full to gd to The Jpwpo tit tile ltingesesieat5a- Dr DrT Stanley who has boon Jauttoref the Christian Church bora iOrthe past year h accqpted the ytoragQ or ttie Girl oli- Ollta Vernon Indiana Mrp Stan liy Is making properatlollfto leave imhiodlately Dr Itnoy who Is ttiereat tho bed Illio of hla eon- Frank 1 t rp Arnolds Number In I AUtoniobilo contest is 16 instead t srupioasedCISB Katie Murrell will certainly please vou If you will only go and bfar hot Fdb 20 tilvde Fugate who has been out j Worst for two years Is in town vie to itlng his paronts All his friends are glnd to see him again ho likes tho West and it seems to agree with him The Greatest Motion Picture Ever Made 10 Centsto All h J J i i t 1 Tho Art Exhibit under the atfs ploesQf the pUbllb sohdOl ot Earl Ington was quite a success Everybody enjoyed a rare treat Miss Ruby Bisks room sold the largest number of dollars worth of tickets and won the picture given as a prize IIlsB yilllsa rpra came second and Miss Mary Mothersbeads tbird The Baraca Quartet will haVe tfomothiqKgood for you at the Tem pla Theatre February 20 r Mrrif Henry Browder has been 111 for some time at her homo on Wil sOl street Miss Mamie Vilnaon of Graham visltodher aUot Mrs W B Vldeou Saturday and Sunday She loft for Lyon Ind Sunday night to visit other relatives J We make aspecialty at doing two and three color work If you want olatfsy job work that will give sat e faction see durfc samples and get prices at the Madlsouvllle Branch Office la Morton Furniture Store AiLKHif DAVIS Manager Mrs Ora DeArJnond of Opiltown is visiting hersieteri4reWtl Harr rlibere 1 J i kJ L Ili- V O Stokes of NapqvlJlepwas her+ to see his f m Fiaay He wagon his way to Chicago Ernest Keen of Nashville was In toWn Firday enroute to Chicago Mss Bernloe Wimberly in a vlrj tin at the K K Musical will be- Another good number Grover Byrum of Coiltbwh was Iptown Sunday visiting friends Amos Davis a St Bernard em ploye hasKone to Knoxville Tenn to visit his parents Dont fall to return your votes Wednesday afternoon not later thanp 5 oclock The Sunday Soboolat the J f Olmrolv South lad 150 Ihailendance last Sunday The interest is growing and work of1he teach ers is t f W high elaaeOurte- aching forces arel AoiJBecratend the work Is telling on the classes 11UL onfirpgatt fJ Y3f9pKfQdlaJt Sunday and there wore four add tonsi ohbicti jire iLadeV Aid meetsIhursday of each wet at the parsonlAq and that society IJI with Mrs Ott Pour erfPrtBldVnfcahcTMw W E Martin Soqrotary and Treasurer thinarein- oying smoothly and we predtotaw successful year fur that Areyou going Jto the big attraction onWednoaday Feb14 at Teirple Theatro A Millionaire Tramp Its the best yoU Ruby E Hall selling representa tive for the BenuottThomasMan ufacturlng Company at Chicago was In the city Saturday Miss May Oldham of Hopkl EjJ villa is in town attending the furE oral of her uncle 3i J Sullivan x i fJJ a 8uy White Goods Now I s unlimited line of the prettiest styles of l i IWhitn Goods and w Embroideries 1 l V f f Itha are shown in the city Wecfve special prices onthese linesSlEj daring Februaryof each ylarr so l a It you scan go right to work on i Heman f have thern ready for the openingof the I s I j attsJspring season Our line never Was betternor the styles prettier Pricesi always the Jow t est1 Come and look the pretty line of 1 ite Goods and Trimmings over while 1 Who can save some money as well as to the choice of better patterns tge I J 1 GRAND LEADER 5 Xfif ILl dKENTUCKYQN J l t F iR 1 JI JfjfI JJi t1 It ol o oP jwjI t WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 14t I r rJ1r TWENTY YEIRS Jlf ttNGSINon IDLE 11 OURt Hi + I AtltIdo I W W Waller was in Elraltcii Friday j Dick Wilson was in Elmttob irk day Mrs Sydney Laffoonpf the ooutf try wad in town Saturday V IFIIeverybody knows what they will I miss If they dont ceme Little Miss Beside Mat Brarawell who Visited her grandmyther Mrs Farnsworth for several days has reiurned toher bepiein iSTashvllle Leenlan0idhamof Hopklusville attended the funeral of his uncle Ji J Sullivan Tuesday You donut need a bank account to have your watch repaired by HOLLINGER TEUBMPY EarhngtonH Jewlers Mrs Jim Lotifer ol Nashville was oalled to the bedside of her sister Miss Ada Shaver who has suffered a relapse of typhoid fever Hal Thompson stenographer for- E L Wise was in Evansville Sun day JTIleTliltib IConuo Maroh oom- pd5Odbronr own musical director Nil Frank Pro WIltbe on the pro gram Feb 20 Miss Ada Shaveriarho has bderi convalescing forthonaat several yayslka greaidealworse4 J Mlfca Stfafegle Cavanas Is in train ing at St ThomaaMoVitalinNasht vllle was called homorpuaocount of the severe lllnesa of her sister We repair rings brooches pins and do It right HoLLiNOBBaBUKsrpy Jewelers Mr John Frauklin celebrated his 82nd birthday Sunday Several relatives and friends ate rlinner with hfm fie Is hale and hearty for Olatiage aridisxplbts to enjoy many more birthdays like thin one Caaaouse 7It not see us We glansesliextotly x 1 HoLt caES Tw Mrxr JerroIerr- George Freeman of Howe1ivlsl od ralatlvostioraBiitrday I tItii bffedoverd Qtrs Says tai in 1v wno has beeuS- uuralug1Mra iixoCfeary has return d pJheaaquarterfl machines sold on egfy 1n exmnohineoiak6tiobiyige d iger 3 wlnff Machine Coy 1vvIu9orporated v p i iCJ K Phone 204 C + AAMoKINsEYManager Miss Bessie JQoyie vislCed friend in HOpklnsyllle last week Edgar Sohukraft of Howell was in town Sunday- FOR SALE One 100 course In anything except olyll engineering from International Correspondence School of Scranton Pa Will sell at n bargain Apply at Beg Office Squire Priest was in Madison vllle Saturday on businesB Eugene Witherspoon visited his grandmother Mrs Cordelia Wither spoon In Madlsouvllle Saturday v r 2nd ANNUAL TOUR WI- THMoredock Watson T Richards and Reed TheChiquetsTheDelmar i1lXtYn Allen it i51i Clinton Delmar1 f Ben ReedEffie Graham iJoe Rolley Fred Chiquet 1 andi Trombon Muddy Moredock Tile Diminutive Comedian with the Elastic Trombone Larger and Tkdefterrdqr y kij r than Ever a M c tq w n i CITY DIRECTORY MeytrFA lash Police Judge A J Bennett BradleyNightTax AeseSdorJ H Corbl ttV ClerkPaul P Price- TreasurerFrank B Arnold NiabotCityStreet Commissioner Root Wood OldhamFDeotingnightfirstSchool Trustee Paul M Moore Board tf Health Ed MTrahern G Gilbert King and Curtis B John smA1D + j 0 i PostmastorChas Cowell FIRE DBPABTMBNT H D no AssistantChiefClaude Long Gilbert Long W D Cavaness Brick BOuthworth Baker RayburnOHUBOHESt v CATHOLIO OHDBOH + FIret masf every Sundajr an l holy day at 70a m Second mass and preaching 9 I1 amt leser audbenediotlon 7 p m McParlandjjPaBtor- CHBiflTiANQHliKOijVT Sunday yLordsm Prayer meeting every Wednef daY W 780 phi V J 3 DB D T BTANliHYv Past rJ r- IEOIrnl3atIRegularM service 11 third Stinday at 11 a ma d7aotjtr z Praydr meeting Wednesday evenint Iat 7iOf 1undaysohQQ6atB 80akm 8un1ayatOs8tM E OHVROiiv BOOTH W OBrandOn pastor Services one at H a tliZlntll mam Sundayschool ntoetingWQdneedar sLadieAidr noon Official Board meetinc Mon day after first Sunday ju each month MisBION BAPTIBTOHuRu- nbasihuvloes2ndand 4th Sunday in month night be fore gaud Sunday night following eych Suhday prayer deeday evening Sabbath school Dr A 0 Stsk Supt Ladies Aid meets each Tuesday afternoon at2 oclock Paftor W H Grogor of LQustl1le ENIRWI BAPTIST OHUKOM Sc Moos fourth Sunday morning and eveningiieaettmonth and Satur day JpJcedhll Prayer mooting rld y eyenitp sunday schpol2p In I SBEV TJLYNN Pastor EpfscoFAL Utiuxolf erv B lot arid 3rd Sunday night at 745 at the Library REV GEO C ABBITT Rector LODGES MaeoiatoLodgeE W Turner No meets 1st and 3rd Fridays in each month JJEJ PiiiiiijiPS Sec Victoria Lodge No84 K of P meets every Monday night Visit ors welcomeERNEST NEWTON K of R and S Hopkins Lodge A 011 W No 661 meets ovary Thursday night Y Q WALKER Soc Golden Cross Lodge Earlingtou No C25 meets 1st and 3rd Saturday night hi each month MRS BERTHA UMSTEAD Soc Degree of Honor NO 10 moots 1st and 3rd Saturday nights in each month Miss LIZZIE HUFf Sec Ben Hur Lodge Earllngtoii Court No 66 meets every 1st and 8rd Monday night at old Masonio Hall DR CB JOHNSON Scribe Standwalto Tribe No 57Bed Mop meets every Friday sleep HARRY LONG C Of R CatalpaCampNo801 night All members are earnestly requested to be there WARREN RAY Clerk MONEOB DAVIS Deputy Clerk Modern Woodmen of the World NO 11902 meets every Wednesday Y Q WALKER Soc Elks B P O No 788 meets at Madisonville Monday night B N GORDON Exalted Ruler Roy S WILSON Secretary Earllngton Cbapter U D Ot meets let Thursday In each month at 2811 p m- MBS KATE WITHERS PresI Knights and Ladies of Security will meet every second Monday nights Visiting members Invited to attend WILL OARBIQAN Clerk Visiting mombers are cordially Invited to attend any of these LqctKes MIss Mabel Mabel Browning visit I edMtss Ludy FAWcetf In Madison We Friday v JDpnt fcfFet the Semi Idphaa a branch gfdcg for 9fadi- sonvlllepeopl In Mortons FurnU tune Store IfJyoii want advertis ng or job wdrkpE WIsh tp sdbSorlbe for the pa erVoaU uji number 41 AILxEN DAVIS Manager f i 1 i- k 0 r z Complete Ino r- 3Reelsfc 1 l tV nH 200 Feet- A o o t IIllt rf 1 V t r l c1 ShGw6tSOlfua1f jIOhjFe l HlUr od J k JI + i fiCIi + ti r1dx 1 1j rr fA iouiireinvitea r k T l Tg inspect the alluring arrays of crisp new met c arriying pajly Here ate a few of thea1 latest t I fef 1 t fe 1fu at il f Just receiY4I an imitation bfttfe newes- tthrdgsinei U ptdurlga IIiv ahdflohnctll s Tlsemt rao sa lurge aS5Qttmentofdestgns andar 4widths fromthe baby sets to those beau f tiful 45 inch flouncings1 Bands and loancings inrbaby Irisheffects flounces with heavy embroidery f A and venise insets clunyand shadow lace fends t heavy Macrairrieaadriovelty laces T ri Wevbelieve you will be fully repaidJba visit to bur store and we shall be pleased to tshaw you the manypretty things we have arid toaid J Jl you in any way possibly in making your selectionsw rot I Come and insect whrriheryouwlsh to buyor not iva 9T Kfc i U H j II ni l qt r wM 1 i Ie Looking for Bargains 1 Z io 11 1hr rnf- I r11 01 If ti tJ It is worth 1rwhiIetocoirl fcbuf if frstoreOur regular prices are alwiys J6w flO Jiirour high quality merchandise M t n4 fIop IfH t i di i But just now tfd are making such radical reductions on many lines that you will find it double worth your while to visit our store- I J i The Mcleod Store 7 rp INCORPORATEDr Madisoiiville 4 Kenifcucfey fY a iS 1i f In Ji kit J 4- 4C t q t d r t i ti7 u r o U A SPLENDID OFFER 1 The Earlington Bee I 1 1 AND TilE f r t Evansville Courier y DAILY Bothrd9 One For 00 Year Send or bring the above amount to The Earllugtou Bee and re calve both papers one year 4 Remember this is presidential year and The Evansyllle Courier will give you the bbHt and latest political news v oar i toons markets editorials and dispatches from all over tho world and isin every way a metropolitan fascinating and in J strudilve paper P Jrqm 1i1J1 riJIfoJ 11 it i I r f ifeadarsJQxJ 1913i I tr 1 f orted and i2omes k t 44 1 t Tki3mi Weekly Bee ihas swellest 1ii11of imported J a a itmesft c cale1dars ever shc Wnto the trade 9 n J W you calendars Idirect froth tn t wholesale house and print theni in Icol = i os See outline before biibuvJ3i Sank plyfi ire now rea4y fo4ylouir 10J nspection4it t i ThejSeml WeekIc- a 1lIrlhgtbl ltentuckz- Ii 11ia4 1rNla r t 4 0 v p j0 1ir rr 1 v- v i J- illJk0 V Z 0 I j u 7 tr AL r J1BUY NOW WHILE BUYING IS GOOD s w 1 Opportunities will continue throughout this 1r r week only If you have not already taken advant age of these pricesnow is your golden opportuni rte 1 ty to supply your spring and summer needs in all kinds of white goods A beautiful assortment of all this springs purchase at special prices in A y r TmbrdYTaMuslin Zble Linens Napkins Sheer Linens ss Linens LacesTQwels Bleach Yes Cambrics Counterpanes I I I I i iMadisonville Ky DI aIIvWhat the Relkln Is A new stringed musical Instrument 11Isreported to have boon devised by a jJapaneso viollnmaker In the city of n L The invention is named tho ixjlkln and seems likely to supersede the samisen It has the shape of a rt guitar save In the neck that la the only part resembling a samisen There four strings to 1C andbm plpJ- 4Wlon of the keys the instrument can h made to do the work of several leeA Tbg lasplayed hja y reikin In an ore extra 61 Japanese In Cramenta and showed that it te a auo SM in every way He sara that the iciest came to him when he wan tour ls through Europe last year Lively as a Boy have1Ir Chill Tonlo A few doses wltlIityou up give yon a buys appetite mike you strong and lively ui M twelveyearold Puri F s the blood and strengthens the m 50u a i bottle at the SN Bernard Mining I Incorporated Drug Depart iIss1eut Peaceyaway some of tka thegesatrlee at war When then warf eaasee a pressing problem will be I 1 yet to prevent the accumulation of leftqt Always Blessed with a Hearty Appetite It you use Digesteze It helps your stomach do- w the work digests what you eat and aaakes good rich blood from your NighuHOId8cher w t r DIIlezeu fold Its curt at drug department of v OumpanyXQcorpvmt Sleeping With Children When it 1 necessary for an adult to sleep in In e same bed with a young child the following method will be found quite satisfactory and insure comfort to the adult at least Make the bed with three sheets instead oj two then have the child sleep be twoen the middle and lower fheets and tae adult between tht middle upper sheotsTh1sprSTGJlis the child from rotilng around v alee holds the shpet Ur1tbaboutTti shooders Headaches Signs of Danger in this town that slTvia frequently from splitting ueivas headaches ought to go at onto U the druggist and got a 35c bottle of our Oarlstodts German Liver Powder Headaches always indicate const patron in a dangerous form that may result In other extremely sort ous ailments sometimes eves Briichtn Disoapo and Appendicitis Our Oarlstedtii German Liver Pow der acts on the Liver thu real cause of consttpatrnua few doses entirely remov the trouble Insure a lasting curfi nover falls guaran tcHd Ifyouhavo headncheo got a bottle today frotH the St Bernard Mining UolllcorporatauJ Drug De partment 25c H gust AOOUt Uncle Ezra Then what do yea think Is the matteiMrtth the world thisTheresand not enough religion In bualnesal r hck For Sale DraughonsBU9inese HOOSoholiirshipon Bryant Strat- ton Business Collage LuuUvllle Ky Apply to SEMIWKBKLY BEE- Earllujtwn Ky Omer Woodruff of the Southard neighborhood was in town Mot dy CASTO RIA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the- Signature of In- Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIAt 1ICopyright by Rollly 4 BrUVaa do Shes goin to bo my Sunday school teacher too said Billy serenely Yours nothing you all Ume want my Sunday schoolteacHer Jimmee called a voice from the interior of the houso in the next yard i Somebodys callln you said Billy That aint nobody but mamma ox plained Jimmy composedly Jlmmoeeol called the voice Dont make no noise waraed tha little boy maybe shell give up toreckly You Jlmmeo his mother called again y Jimmy mado no move to leave tho swing V I dont never have to godless silo says James Lafayette then I got to hustle ho remarked Jimmy Garner r Shes mighty near got me ho said softly but maybe shell got tired and wont call no more She alnt plumb mad yet James Garnerl Its coming now said Jimmy dolefully Tho two little boys sat very still and Quiet v r James Lafayette Garner Jffee younger child sprang to his feet I got to get a move on now he said when she calls like that she means business I botcher abs t a witch and a 1Wr brush aida slip per la her fcasd neat this minate Ill be back toreckly he promised He fuels u iced aa his woriad la a very short D1ke was citttas again facing Billy la the swing ksewftrbereherplained It dont matter whats lost in onetstha got to go look for itDid you find emr asked Bftty Yep I went right stralglit where tryingtoand went down to Sam LaaibJ liotts this morning and tooken breakf1 with him and his old woman Sukey he boasted I knows Sate Lamb sold Duly I rode up on the bus with him 7Hesly No be aint neither you all brae talking bout you going to have IM wanteTeryeand you want Sam Lamb Well you just aint agolng to have em You got toget somebody else for your part ner and sweetheart Well you lest wait an see said Billy I got Major Minerva Shucks they alnt no major same that away and Jimmy changed the subjecfSam Lambs sows got seven little pigs He let me see em suck gHesworrlBimest horns ever was IJelleve shes a steer anyway Shucks said the country boy con temptuously You do know a steer when you seo ono you cant mllk no steer A fI CHAPTER VoTurning on the Hose r Look I Aint that a sn c ilookedfiat In tho yard Snake nothing sneered his companion thats a hose You all time got to call a ileac a snake Como oi lets sprlnklo and Jimmy sprang out of tho swing Jerked up tho hoso and dragged It to the hydrant My morn ma dont never low mo to sprinkler with her hose but Miss Mlnorva ille5- so good I don reckon shell care h cried mendaciously Billy followed watched hU compan ion screw the hose to the faucet ud turn the Eater on There WM a hlM iig exrpls j Dotvad end a stroaa ef rfetcr a1ettut much to the rapture et the sctceashcd r t caro4theaxka3amnviT TSi in tho C4iri8tlancjrt weatisit tr St aiwvouiiacd Uw other etlJd t utllo soil cx lalle the strea4 fcinl I dont rot nobedy to get ia elr ir luIUir I Tlii VriUcea Booth Llaooll1eM1i1 rw uau sold tills Mlnervaa uapkaw A big fat regress with a 41eIQt Olotkos tied Inared table elatk ea her hoad come waddllaelldowm tke ddowalkAWy looked at Jimmy and gi 4jlnuny looked M Silly and gigfleAt J aManear9tr U the AM eke Dafl r tlelmtT IM- tM ati itaekyg cl Ifl J7 Jiauay QarasaeMt1o I rdt fM I JJi rt 1 GooteatOneI f J J The Prpppsition overtbelhworjn pestle The ppljoylof tn now HWII aRemuntlBebreeBptlngB Hotel and grounds will buiMtoRuther different dancebaitroltghouaCot olureCoursesItiR and holpTul instead of hurtful as heretofore This Hotel proper will be run for the benefit of the ouewborestandreoreatlou tbt3benelltof traasonable= than Sebree tiprlngBi tidvertfsingthemeut of the Springs that this con thlatthe con Fill the once The cost for i A- nHP1Dtdat ar way fon BM 1e I 70 tea ld d I tot to git aa w 11 toll mos8 were seen jag T he said aa rU7 up you got to your in You bout tie boy If and for of his on you and he and we eau the Sun come live with and gone and care if we cause got so But you nono us are al to use a Llna But its so fun said and Miss so she to a To be iI S February 19 i of I fat 4 FREE TRIPS TO r CaV for Hendursou Hopk i na Webster Lean A for The management of the Sebree will pay all round ou on bOlt or v two at trip cavoRuIdo NominationsT- he first person nominating SVeeksBoardtll nominating coupon audsend nt to Rememberittickets DOLLAR thewholeadmissiontomenrpcrand avery 4 I NOMINATION Spring Season Ticket Contest I Date i I CONTEST MANAGER t 1 SEBREE KY DEAR SIR i r + wrTom r County Noroisatorv Town W homake BpakTtksib hDrttyaksN oUbuggiesragbabUa approack FranceBlackehuma thewioahnly Your thorny mothiBgl cried Jimmy swelling rrrrhumsfthout stick mouth selflahest they limaTheJimmy halted gleefully etfnl anger Lana Frances shrieked have mosteat heres done to rUss Mlnorva shes done uptown dont sprinkle shes much Hglon know of hose objected much Jimmy Minerva shes ChrlsUan aint going raise much of Continued Arrival 0 exitand Proteus night Mammothi ench count nndMc trip worth trying Springs expenses including trip train days stay hotel through feosotOf n n n successful season only ONE COUPONSe- bree 0 Naye hose pompously them Come Billy lowed Ono and will Nature 81under live a OK uU4 it to mature made see or twe etk er IrttVei Atehieea Globe 0 K+ d W + N the of No In ance of of will bo left aon is that y lr or in the IB to this pro 7 P In the l will be A TO ti One of fall to any of the the will be an I L r u a bo in f first I to E M fa The One or bum la all be i i nn A 9 is not the it to are arc we car ry in our the We all the No use a on as our are f i t + f 1 t J 4 1T 41i+ + P + u rt i + iI + i3 + + z9 + 3 X iia 1 1 I IT Parade Orleans 1800 1685 Round Trip From Madisonville Ear sngton The Plan IbjfIttOCItUUfllIkuiB MoLottn hstuj4 outside town Sebroo ooraoti toconteaLotiatomsWebster oouaty Tup town SabreJj open toall testants Tide done everyone equalabanaelady married single resid lug abovo named counties rienter contestvided they Ilvefn ountytromI each county under following thelargesteach county awarded firstprlza FREE TRIP MAM MOTH GAVE uIUn5ruextlargest number Illeaobicounty second prizeTwo Weeks absolutelysecure above prizes workShouldprizes persons trying given equal prize Contest Absolutely 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