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TUESDAY and FRIDAY t n IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESSADVERTISE IT FOR SALE I TWENTY THIRD YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY FRIDAY FEBRUARY 16 1912 No 14r I FORTY LABOR LEADERS ARE rrt ARRESTED IN SEVENTEEN CITIES Federal Officers Make Almost Clean in Dynamite Conspiracy Indictments y Union Appealed to For Bonds c4 But Funds are Not in Hand InterLArrested EVIDENCE BASED ON CORRES I PONDENCE FROM LOCAL UNIONS Indianapolis Ind Feb 14 The United States Government 1Aj today arrested almost all of the i fifty four men indicted in the 6dynamite conspiracy Ca eStIt took into custody within a few J hours practically the entire offi eial staff of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Ironworkers including the chief officers members of the l Executive Board and about 20 business agents and former bUll nose agents Those included Frank M Ryan the president John T Butler of Buffalo N Y the first Vice president and Herbert 8 Hook in the second vice presIdent and successor of J J McNamara as secretarytreasurer and each of these men was required to lIve 10000 bond for his appearance iforarraignment here with all the other defendants here on March iteth- Jfert ThH Bert Takta r More than forty of the men chiefly labor union officials who are charged with conspiring to destroy by dynamite or nitro empoyI ers were un der arrest by tonight and it was declared the apprehension of all the others would follow within fortyeight hoars By its action the Government revealed the identities of the men whom it charges with being the accomplices of the MoNamaras and Ortie E McManigal in the dynamite plots embracing al most 100 explosion which were begun in Massachusetts in 1005 which were scattered over the country for six years and which resulted in the Wrecking of the Los Angeles Times Building and anattempt to blow up President Tufts special train at Santa Barbara Oal last October bOnly Six of the Fiftyfour Men Indicted have Escaped Arrest Indianapolis Feb I50llic- ial reports received by the gov ernment today showed that only i six of the fiftyfour men indicted in the dynamite conspiracy have nt been arrested These are Patrick Ryan Ohlcago local business agent of the structuralf ironworkers union- J J McOraw formerly an iron worker of Wheeling W Va but said to have leftthere t nnionFrank K Painter Omaha lo cal union official bald to have left there IMilton H Davis Philadelphia executive board of ironworkers William K Besonn Detroit former president of the Detroit Federation of Labor Appeals came to President Ryan from many points today asking the iron workers inter national union to assist indicted men in securing bond and thus prevent them from going to jail Some lIt appeals were saidto have come from those who had escaped serving of warrants for their arrest and sought to be as sured that they would not have to go to jail UaUftCftiMt Steviclt 11- 1ITo the appeals generally the iron workers officials replied that the union was in no position to furnish bonds as the aggre gate of 810000 required for all tke men made it impossible A great majority of the indicts were based oh evidenee taken by the government from the iron workers international offices here according to Dis trict Attorney Miller The evi saidewas correspondence from local unions in which reference to places teat weretltfbe blown up was made mluuxox IUAIll1u Ili nTTJGKY DOH1 AT A LOfi I Last Year DnrtJc Rate Making Bill hi Kentucky LeikWwe May Cave WKMraw Chicago Feb 14 Insurance company officials are awakening to the fact that the movement for state rate regulation is be coming serious and that some de delve action must be taken Kentucky has a bill pending and there is a strong feeling among underwriters that its passage by the legislature should result in the companies retiring from that state Statistics for last show that a majority of the coniI panics operating in Kentucky did business at a loss and already this year the losses in Louisville alone have been nearly 000000 The companies claim that theI states have no right to decide up on insurance rates and hold thatI the best way to impress this fact on business interests is to suspend business in states whichI pass legislation making it cult to conduct business on a paying basis NOTICE On account of invoicing our stock the standing of contestants in the automobile contest will not be published thisI weekBARNES COWAND Co Incorporated S Tickets on Sale at News Stand for the r KK 1IJICAIt- i c 1 RUBE PARADE AT 4 OCLOCK Children 26c Adub50cBalcony350 Be Sure and Buy Tieketa for All the Family 1 tS1- N u I h nwr l EhTUESDAY rciriiVo1 NNlN N NNoAOK +++ M K Church South Services at the M E Church South Sunday at 11 A Mand 780 P M by the pastor Mortif ing subject The Trinity Evening subject UThe true cordially- invited Baptism The public to attend all the eerviceel- Sunday School at 080 Coma and join the Sunday School for the have a very interesting sohobl Madiioaville Christian Church t Regular Service for Sunday Feb 18 Bible Sohool 980 A M Lord Supper 1000 AM Regular Preaching by the mints ter at eleven A M Subject of Ser mon What our plea has contriI ted to the religious thought of the world j 2 P Af Junior Endeavor 0 P M Christian Endeavor 780 P M Regular preaching sery ice Subject of sermon What phrase of the Gospel Interests you most Yon and yoar friends are invited to F each and every one of the above named serylces also fed the prayer Wedneidayn t KENTUCKY MIDLAJTD 1 Making Gmt iInPresmtJtt Mr Glen M Averill Presi dent of Cedar Rapids NatioMl Bank Oedar Rapids Iowa LD Brereton President Western Stoneware do Manmouth Ill and W J Spencer General Mt 1 Manmouth Goal Co OantooHhy members of the executive cot mittee of the Kentucky ld IIiGoal Go arrived here Tuesday noon on a trip of inspection of the Kentucky Midland enter prides In company with MrI W L Gordon Jr they spent most of their time in Midland and made a trip into the mines They expressed themselves as welt pleased with the condition of the mines and are going to push the development Work as rapidly as possible HBtil the mix imum tonnage of the plant is obtained the plant being designed for 2000 tons per day The mine has now reached an output of about 500 tons per day and electric haulage is to be installed at once and mine cutting machines and other equipment ad dedas rapidly as necessary to in crease the output As soon us spring opens up 20 new houses will be built at Midland for the accommpdation of the miners The main office of the Kentucky Midland Ooal Go is to be moved at once from Midland to Oentral City and will be on the second floor of the Central Oity Deposit Banklt in conjunction with the Kentucky Midland R R Co Additional rooms have been secured adjoining those already occupied by the railroad company to make room for the coal company and for the accommodation of the Goreon Mining company operating the South Oarrollton mine and for thet Dovey Goal Go of Mercar Mr Worth Waltrip the effi theKentuckyMidland transferred from Midland to Geu tral City to take charge of their new office Argus tCard of ThankssI want to thank my friends for the assistance you have already giv on me in the Automobile Contest and anything you can do for me now and until the contest closes will oar talnly be appreciated I am situated now so that I cannot see each of youper oqaUytbQttake this moth od ofasking your support tfftll be il glad+ to sail you thecouponbookB e a Yours Truly Contestant nov 181 SIBYL JLBBHV 6 Tlc holl1 J d rtp 5 N w i 4 I Mortons Gap News Rev D 8 Edwards of Hanson preached at the Baptist Ohnrob Fri day and Saturday nights Mr and Mrs Olevo Oldham spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Oldhams parents Mr and Mrs A Modlock Miss Jenkins Hampton who has been working in Crofcon is now at Homo with her mother evShadrackof White City attended services here Banay Miss Ophelia Davis went to Madl sonville Saturday to attend the fun eral of Mrs Julia Hqlloman Sherlle and Leslie Lovan of the country were in town Saturday Miss Alberta Barnett entertained- a few of the young people at her home Friday evening Mr and Mrs O J Oates spent Sunday in Madisouville with rela tivesGoad Barnett of Madlsonvllle spent Sunday here with friends Falrleigh Slaton of the country MaeKlngtqnJDucile the little daughter of Mr and Mrs Oleve Oldham is sick whothome with her parents Saturday aad I1 MleeIdaLeeSisk of Earllngtqn attended the party given by Alberj Barnett Friday night Iionnie Heard of Nortonville was here Friday Carl Sisk of Moss Hill madeai kMiaess trip here Tuesday TiesdaqMortons Gap School Society met 1sendanceIMS been arranged for next meeting whfch will be on Friday Feb 23rd IiJiktaRieeawent to lI dlintTuesday on business Mrs R L Levan of Trabue spent Wednesday with her sister Mrs B Kington Mm Leonard Gatlln spent Wed nesday in the country with her motherinlaw MrlD W Gatlita Mrs Dock Howard of Madison Tllle is the guest of her sisterin law Mrs George Peyton JH Kington spent Sunday night In White City with his nephew Garnet Kington Mr and Mrs Edd Dawson of Mad isonville visited hIs parents last week Bev Wright will preach at the Ohrlstan Church Sunday Miss Ruby Todd was in Earling tm Saturday shopping Mr and Mrs Roy Jones is visiting in Sebree Miss Barbara Thomas went to Providence Wednesday Birthday Dinner Saturday evening at their lovely home on Sebree Avenue Mrs Henry Rodgers gave a delightful dinner in honor pi her slaughter Miss Susan Marie OrutohQeld it being her sixteenth birthday Several girl and boy friends were guests of this happy occasion A delicious dinner in courses was served the table decorations being red carnations The parlor Was decorated with hearts of all bizes producing pretty effect Fortunes were told and with music and laughter a jolly good was spent by all 0To The Public I am in the Automobile Contest and hope to win but cannot do so without the as- istance of friends I ask that anyone who is not specially interested in the contest and who has not pledged their votes will vote them for No 173 Anything you can do illbe greatly appreciated JADES B GARNCTT Dawson Ky RF10N04 t- tt yd r M c= 0- I J SENATOR SALMON AIDS KENTUCKY HOME SOCIETY for Colored Children Bill to Increase Appropriation by 5000 Passes SenateNow Goes to House Frankfort KYJ Feb 14 Special A very rare procedure in legislation proved to be the feature of todays session of the Kentucky Senate the culmina tion however proving most sat isfactory to the friends of the measure in question Senator R M Salmon of Hopkins early in the present session of the Legislature introduced a bill t increase the appropriation the the Kentucky Home Society for Colored children from 5000 to 10000 The bill has romaine in the hands of the committee until yesterday when Senate- Salmon by a suspension of the rules took the bill from the com mittee and placed ic upon its passage 27 votes being recorded in its favor and but 4 in opposi tion The bill now goes to th House for action by that body Mission sand Entertains The Mission Band of the Christian church had a mos delightful Social and Bazaar at the home of Mrs John Long on Wednesday afternoon and eve ring The dinning room was ar ranged to seat sixteen at on time each table carrying ou the valentine suggestion in carnations and papkins All through the house large red were in evidence In the parlor Mrs Nisbet Misses Browning and Orntcbfield entertained the guests with music The bazaar room was gayly de corated with old fashioned val entines and strings of tiny doll dresses aprons bags and etc Much to the surprise of those who had it in charge the receipts amounted to fifty one dollars and coming as it did in such small amounts was very gratify ingOwing to the number of calls for things that were already soldI the Ladies Aid Lila decided to have a more elaborate social and bazaar before Ester and are already planning to make it a better and larger one than theyI have yet had The Mission Band and their Snot Mrs Long and the Pres Mabel Browning wish to thank all who so kindly desisted them I 10 H PAID AGITATORS BLEED UNIONISTS Ten Thousand Paid Aids Prosper 4 While Workmen Struggle GLIB ORATOR GETS THE READY CASH r London In regard to the labor saysThereunionists in the United Kingdom To manage their affairs there are 10000 secretaries organizers dado agitators who are paid 1400000 a year by the working men Nearly 11 per cent of the trade un spenttnclassed as miscellaneous and amounts to 22950000 In the two daysrere of this country through labor disputes But the 10000 officials received tall pay full expenses lull advertisement and the fullest op portunity for advancement z agitatorecompetition to get into the ranks of the cloth No real work the milk and honey of a good Job and the open check book of the working boomt n 1 count In the ranks of the unions hear the call and pay pay pay helplessly looking up from the hard emit and stony road in front of them benefitingtpublic or the agitators and secretar lee Who is getting direct and im mediate benefit from the meetings of local branches weekly and month ly Who is managing the unions as a business witha practical definit- eendthe trial worker or the men t feasting in firstclass hotels in long drawn =ont conferences Many Men of Integrity These are questions which every working man can answer for himself The main facts are not in dispute That there are men of high integrity among labor leaders none will seek to deny but whether of high Integrity and ability or not whether star orators at10a speech or 46 talkers just rising to the hone of getting their names in print all will agree that the outlook for fom outing strife for exacting eubsorlpations from workers for getting per manent Jobs in cloth for making a bit and going into business was never bettor Nearly 10000000 male workers In Y the United Kingdom have nothing to do with trade unions Yet at the call of wellpaid agitators any bust uses may be attacked or paralyzed Trade unions are managed by men whose business It is to control them Continued on Page 4 t Baking Powde ABSOLUTELY PURE Makes delicious home baked foods of maximum quality at minimum cost Makes home baking a pleasure The only Baking Powder ode from Royal Grape U Cream of Tartar i F Ho t1Io uPkPpk Mt rs c- lJti Ii ij = r o JJJl J o- i I u Bu yWhite Goods Now An unlimited line of the prettiest styles of White Goods and Embroideries tatare shown in the city flt We give special prices on these lines during February of each year so that you can go right to york oh them and have them ready forr the openingof the r y v spring season Our line never was better nor the styles prettierPrices always the low i I t es v Come and look the pretty line of YWhiteGrpods and Trimmings over while can save some money as well as to t getthe choice of getter patterns K GRAND LEADER MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY q MI NMRYAand f I WILUAX REU 11111 J1JJI tLP + t f = e A j ttJ JfJJV ALDUJ1-H ss lCo1 rift by Botlly tiBrJttoaCi t M 1 canpwhen we see her coding I cant run said Billy I aint- ptegwberert4rnn to an jp hatalAtJugt Uko you flub jaUrrupled JHmmy all time talking Soul you aint got nowhere to Tun to funpubout1 Little tkeyRosensteintbettor known eig Gp a catiotf stilt of bis big brothers with his iathors bat sot rakishly back on his c iiead andover bis ears was coming proudly dpwijjtho street some dlatan ioff 1 Yonder Comes Goo eGrease Rose stein said Jimmy gleefully Wbe he gets right close les makeJllm hop All right agreed Billy his good humor restored lea baptize him goodOh wo cant baptize him ex claimed tho other littlo boy cans bos a Jew and the Bible says not to baptizo Jews You got to mesmerize em How come mo to know sc i m ll 11IpI VIrIUIPIi T1i uI r I Calendars for 1913 t r Imported and Domestic jj The Semi Weekly Bee has the I swellest linerof imported and domestic a calendars ever shown to the trade We J V Iwill sell you calendars i direct from the I wholesale house and print them in colors rr Secular I1nebefore you buy Sam i if pies are J ow ready forjjj your inspectii M t The temi yWeekl eJ i Iarlingtot v Ii 1 Kentucky I 1IIIr 1f11tL r =dI lo L Sq ft J I r tI 0 K tyf a i Ji y 9W K 9fw a V much he continued condescendingly Miss Cecilia teachod me In tho Sunday school Sometimes I know so much I feel like Im going to bust Sho teached mo bout Scuffle little chillens and forbid them not and bout Ananias tolled Sapphlra ho done It with his little hatchet and bout Lljah jumped over tho moon iiia automobile I know everything whats in the Bible Miss Cecilia sure Is a crackerJack shes bout tho etyljsh est Sunday school teacher they Is Twas tho cow jumped over the moon said Frances and It Isnt in the Bible its In Mother Goose And Elijah went to heaven in a chariot of fire corrected Llna And I know all bout Gabrel con tinued Jimmy unabashed when folks called him to blow his trumpet ho was under the haystack fast asleep was quite near by this time to command the attention of the four chfldrpn ai- LctS mosmerlzo GoosoGrease it yolled Jimmy as be turned the stream of water full upoai him e 1 i tI Frances Llna and Billy clapped their hands and laughed for Joy Wltb a terrified and angry shriek- their victim dripping water a every torhientiitena turned around shook a flat at them and screamed back My a1S going to have you all arrested and belied up Iti the cala bdose Calaboose nothing Jeered Jimmy You all the time wonting to put some body la the calaboose cause they mes merize you You got to bo mesmer zed cause its in the Bible A short stout man dressed in neat black clothes was coming toward I them I uOh thats tho majors screamed Billy delightedly taking the hose and squaring himself to greet his friend ofthe train but Jimmy1 Jerked Ifout of hiS hand before either of them no iced him turning about as U for something forgotten You alnt got the souse ofa one eyed tadpole Billy ho said Thats Miss MInerya8 beau Hes been toy ing1 tier m ron a million yearfe My mamma says ho aint bever going to marry nobody a tall thout be can get Miss Mlnerya and Miss Minerva she just turns up her nose at anything that wears pants You better not sprinkle him Hos been to the war andgothis big toe shot off Ho kilt bout a million Injure and Yankees1 and hes name Major cause hoes a Confedrit vetrun He went to tho war when bo aint but fourteen Did ho have on long pants asked Billy I call him Major Minerva Gladys Maudos got tho penny skeeters broke In Frances important ly fussing over her baby and Im going to see Doctor Sanford Dont you think she looks pale Jimmy Palo nothing sneered tho little boy Girls got to all time play their dolls are sick Naw I dont know nothing a tall bout your Gladys MaudeLlna gazed uptthe street That looks lIko Miss Minerva tot me way up yonder she remarked I think wo had better getaway from hero before she sees us Two little girls rolling doll buggies fairly flow down tho street and one little boy quickly climbed to tho top of tho dividing fence From this safe vantage point he shouted to Billy who was holding the nozzle of the hose out of which poured a stream of waterYoud bettor turn that water off cause Miss Mlnorvau going to be maddorn a green persimmon I do know how to said Billy forlornly You turnt it on Drop the nose and run to tho hy drant and twist that little thing at the top screamed Jimmy You all time got to perposo someplng to get little boys 4n trouble anyway he added un gonerously You perposcd this yoselt declared an indignant BlllyYou said Aunt Minervas so llglous she wouldnt git mad Christian womans can got just as mad as any other kind declared the I other bQY sliding from his perch on lawntosteps Holding her skirts nearly up to her knees Miss Mlnerya stepped gingerly tIUShI rh tatet 11rt ieoking a little guilty 2Ih 01Iiit tT 1 1 1 but Btill holding his head up wltE that J characteristic manly alf which wan BO attractive I William she said sternly 1 sect you have been getting into mischief 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Abraham Lincoln agL in on the outskirts of the wilderness of Kentucky a scrawny homely baby was born upon whom the gods smiled To the ambitious the In futureIof the forest clearing from woods man to president is an admonition that poverty and obscurity are no handicap to tho conquest of lifes big prizes Instead of being an ob stacle to his development poverty was to Lincoln an Incentive whicn 1timequickened as he began to real that responsibility unerringly gravitates to the man best able to assume it J In this Lincolns rise from the d t humble lot of a rail sputter to that of one of tho stirring characters In history umphaslznd anew tho fact now everywhere recognized that no hovel however lowly is any more safe from the visitation of talent tljaititTs froth lightning Lord Nelou Englands greatest son fighter was once a waiter Orom I yQWANT over from 25 to 50 cent In work and worry Shorthand U S offi elat court tho of u Shorthand Colleges teach IVIey9 thev know It the best well relentless foe of royal tyrants patriot a bartender j Hersohol one fiddler the immortal Dickens a chore boy In shoe blacking factory and Verdi composer extraordinary a grocers errand boy Only the man who has come up from the bottom understands tho feelings of these below and possesses those keen which make him him tho natural commanding leader Lincoln know tho masses as no other President over know them and his single desire was to serve them usefully l You Need Stationery Nothing gives an individual or a fit In standing in tho business world like nice stationery neatly printed The SemlWookly floe Job depart moat hoops constantly on hand a fine lino of letterheads billheads Btateuiontsand envelopes both liliAn and commercial We also do circular invitation and cat alogue work live usn trial You will pleased That question will be asked yO plnst daily by business men seeking your cervices take tho DraughonTraining andshow ambition to I More BANKERS indorse DRAUGHONS Colleges than Indorso all other buss COMBINED 48 Colleges in 18 States International reputation Bookkeepers all DraugnonsNowper Practically all reporters write System Draughon Because Is andoassympathies nbteheads bo JOB1 nesscolleges DulacfelltE1banLcashlersholding good positions as tho result of StudyCATALOGUE lessons BY MAIL write JNO F DRATJGIION President Nashville Tenn For eecnt- nlo o on course ATCOLLEGE write DRAUGHONS PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE It rNYiU or MId or Kaexrille Teaa er Paducah Ky or EvaaivllU lad CITY DIRECTORY MayorF D Bash Police JudgeA J Bennett BradleyNightTax AflBesHor J H Corbin- City Clerk Paul P Price TreasurerFrank B Arnold City Physician W K Nlshet WhipflerStreetCouncilman Madison Oldham F D Rash Geo C Atkinson Thos nightUratSchool Trustee Paul M Moore Board of HealthEd M Trahern G Gilbert King and Curtis B John son M D- PostmasterOhas Cowell FIRE DEPARTMENT H D Rog F B Arnold Assistant Chef i Chas Barnett Captain Claude Long Gilbert Long W D Cavaness Brick Bouthworth Baker Fugate Goo T Miller Will Ray burn Bryant Deal Firemen CHURCHES OATHOMQ GHUBCIH First mass every Sunday and holy day at 700 IL m Second mass and preaching 980 a m Vespers a d benediction 7 p m Roy J P MoParland Pastor OHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday overyLordsm Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 780 p in DR D T STANLEY Pastor M E CHUROH Regular services 780pmPrayerat 780 Sundayschool at 080 a m Class meeting second Sunday at 080 n mREV HoirzatAW Pastor M ECHUROII CSOOTH W O Brandon pastor Services on every Sum a at 11 a m and- 74D p m Sunday school at 0580 a m Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 780 oclock Ladies Aid Society ovary Monday after noon Official Board meeting Mon dttv after first Sunday u each month MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH has servloos 2nd and 4th Sunday in each month also Saturday night bfl fore and Sunday night following eych Suhday prayer meeting Yed lumlay evening Sabbath school Dr A O Sisk Supt Ladies Aid meets each Tuesday afternoon nt 2 oclock Paftor W H Gregor of Louisville IIUROIlIl3tvIevening in each month and day even preceding meeting Friday evenitR Sunday school 2 p m- BEV T J LYNN Pastor EPISCOPAL OHUROH Services 2nd and 4tn Sunday night at 745 at the Library Sunday School at 8 p m REV GEO 0 ABBITT Rector LODGES Masonic Lodge E W Turner No 548 meets 1st and 8rd Fridays The Dentist Advertise your office Lawyer Let the people know where your office is the people about your infirmary L V your plans v Preacher servicesyour t v- r v Blacksmith Advertise your work and prices t- A the world know how you cry r Farmer your products Druggist What do you carry besides drugs the public know your lines the women about your hats v- v J in each month E J PHILLIPS See Victoria Lodge No8t K of P meets every Monday night Visit ors welcome NEWTONK S Hopkins Lodge A O U W No 501 meets nightY night in each month MRS BERTHA UMBTEAD Sec Degree of Honor No 10 meets 1st and 8rd Saturday nights in each month Miss LIZZIE HUFF Sec 3rd Monday night at old Masonic Hall DR O B JOHNSON Scribe Staudwaite Tribe No 57Bed Men moots every Friday sleep HARRY LONG 0 of R OatalpaOampday night All members are ear nestly requested to be there WARREN RAY Clerk MONROE DAVIS Deputy Clerk Modern Woodmen of the World No 11002 meets every Wednesday Y Q WALKER Sec Elks B P O No 788 meets at Ruler tOY S WILSON Secretary Earlington Chapter U DOmeets 1st Thursday in each month at 280 p m- MRS KATE WITHERS Pres Knights and Ladies of Security will meet every second and fourth Monday nights Visiting members invited to attend WIL j OARRIGAN Clerk cordltillyInvitedLodges Pieces for Quilt I have found the following method of cutting pieces for a quilt to be a saving of time and labor says a eon tributor to Needlecraft Have the pat tern cut from cardboard and a piece of beeswax pressed on each corner then press the bit of cloth to the pattern cut it out remove it and you are ready for the next without the trouble of putting in and taking out Dins o Almost Lost His Life S A Still of Mason Mich will never forget his terrible exposure to a merciless stormuIt gave me a dreadful cold he writes that caused severs pains in my chest so it was hard for me to breathe A neighbor gave me several dosos of Dr Kings New Discovery which brought great relief The doctor Bald I was on the vergeof pneumon ia but to continue with the Discov ery I did so and two bottles com pletely cured met Use only this quick safe reliable medicine for coughs colds or any throat or lung trouble Price 60o and 100 Trial bottle free Guaranteed by all druggists A SPLENDID OFFER The Beej AND THE Courier f = 1y DAILY Both I On- eVUUFor Year Send or brinft the above amount to The Earlington Bee andre ceive both papers one year = Remember this is presidential year and The Evansville Courier will give you the best and latest political news car toons markets editorials and dispatches from all over the f world and Is In every way a metropolitan fascinating and infstructive paper Savings Banks For Negroes There are now 57 Negro savings institutions in this country Tenn essee has four Alabama seven Geor gia four Mississippi eleven Virginia eleven Texas six North Carolina six Florida South Carolina and Maryland one each Oklahoma two Pennsylvania and Massachusetts have one Negro bank each and Illi nois two these being the only four in tho North Deposits in Negro banks aggregate 6200000 and their capital stock is 1600000 The first Negro bank was organized at Rich mond Va in 1888 and tho second at Birmingham Ala in 1800 A Texas WonderT- he Texas Wonder cures kidney and cures diabetes weak and lame backs rheumatism and all Irregularities of bladder troubles remov ing gravel the kidneys and bladder in both men and woman Regulates bladder troubles in children If not sold by your druggists will bo pent by mall on rocoirt of 100 One small bottle Is twq months treat ment and peldom fails to perfect a cure Send for testimonials from Ky and other states Dr E W HaH 2926 Olive street St Louis Mo Sold by druggists courismp Courtship after marriage preserves the lover In the husband and the sweetheart In the wife Record Breaking Coal Tonnage r The amount of coal mined Inthe United States In 1010 according to fUuies of the U S Geological Sur s vey was greater by 10000000 tons t than tho total tonnage which had been mined up to the close of the year 1871 i Best Offer Yet For a limited time we will send you the Louisville Evening Pos and the SeraiWeoky flee one year The Cosmopolitan and Good House Keeping Magazines and the Home Farm six months all for 350 Sub scribe row as this offer will bewlth drawn in a few days BEMI WEEKLY DgE- Earllugtou K- yPEUMNIA t left me wiCn a frightful cough and very weak I had spells when Icould hardly breathe or speak for 10 to 20 I KINGSNew Mrs J E Cox Joliet Dl 60c AND 100 AT ALL DRUGGISTS PAtI n x Ize Greatest Aid in theWorld to Business i AUYEHTISINC A FEW WORDS TO MR MERCHANT hoursS DoctorTell ArchitectAdvertise Advertise AuctioneerLet 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of Business We Have a Specialist Who Will Assist You in Writing Your Ads For Advertising Rates or Any Information About the Great System Getting J R ti Order Locals Mtt Want Ad inxtWeek Begin Your Disptify Advertising Now I Jy- eJ 4 eV PIT 10 1 D 0 It r Yl afY3tl i TJ4 s 1 2 r = t r Yra jCM f llji7 a a r+ ewn 0J ar id n1 isrT rttt n ii r hJ PAUL M MOORE EDITOR AND PUBLISHER J E FAWOETT yy ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER iMenberofKentucky Press Association and Second District Publishers League 4 fl Branch Office in Mortons Furniture Store 119 South Main Street Madi I sonville No 4MISS AILEEN DA VIS Mgr 11 Le 2PIttl Ll The man who whispers down a well About the things he has to sell Will never reap crop of dollars Like he who climbs a tree and hollers LJ- Lr y Figures of the 1910 census for Kentucky are going to mince it hard on certain class of petty politicaus who periodically trot out the fetish ofI Nigger domi nation Advance sheets of this census show that during the decade ending in 1910 the Kentucky Negro population by 28050 or a little oyer eight percent r If you have dizzy spells attacks of blindness with ring ing noises in the ears it is an unfail lug sign of a torpid liver i a condi hr tion which brings on some seridns sickneSsIf neglected HEBBINE is a powerful liver tonic It puts strength and activity into the liver l the bowels and restores the cheers nard Mining Co Incorporated t Drug Department Foreign Goods Assistant InspectorSay Mr Ar praiser heros a lady whose lad hi the German measles Whats tl July on em Harpers Weekly Chickens Wanted Will load Oar Monday and iiii Tuesday Feb 19 and 20 Will pay cash Hens lOc Cocks 4c Turkey hens He Turkey cocks lOc Ducks 8c Geese 6Jc J KIRK Kentuckya I 01 01 II II Subscription Rates One Year LOO Six months 60 Three months 25 Single copies 5 Spsoiraen copies mailed free on application Correspond ents wanted in all parts of the county Address us for par ticulars 1 H Kentucky Phone a K a decreased momentary 4a W PAID AGITATORS BLEED UNIdfeSTS Continued from Page 1 Disputes strikes and unrest are the very food on which paid officials feed Trouble increases membership rind augments the treasury Thirty five million dollars In wages and trade lfave just been practically thrown into the gutters in Lanca shire by cotton operatives and starvation stalked in a district with a population of 11000000 as a direct result of the call of the agitator and the paid disciple of unrest whose salary has been and will confine to be extracted from the workers pockets with pitiless regularity These agitators said a Board of Trade official yesterday loathe peace Their hungry eyes see the schedule for star speakers at 25 50 and 75 H meeting and they seek an outlet quickly for their Indigna tion at the hardships of the worker Scores of these lenders of men who have engineered strikes whether the men lost or wonhave retired from the scene in late years in a state of affluence Hows This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrb that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure F J CHENEY CO Toledo O- We the undersigned have Jknown F J Cheney Ifor the last ij years and believe him perfectly honorable In all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm WALDIHO KINNAN MARVIN Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Halls Catarrh Cute is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free Price 750 per bottle Sold by all Druggists Take Halls Family Pills for constipation Some Excitement- In the thrilling scenes of that soul stirring melodrama entitled the Mil lionaire Tramp which was so well rendered last evening just as the heroine had shrieked in agonizing screeches Wretch you have killed him an occupant of the gallery be coming excited leaned a little to far over the railing and dropped a 44 from his pocket This arroused a great deal of excitement and Police man Bradley was Johnny on the spot and gently lead the unfortu tunate one from the house The pistol was loaded but did no damage It is not definitely known whether the owner was loaded ar not A pelce of flannel dampened with Chamberlains Liniment and bound on to the affected parts is superior to any plaster When with lame back or pains in the side or chest give it a and you are cer tain to be more than pleased with the prompt relief which it affords Sold by all dealers A Definition arrange4ii JVI Ii iijr lI IVcrrmilWII icnasxi c V AT THE i t- il ldleHour Theatre r Latest Moving Pictures i Every Night Except SundayJ II Matinee Every Saturday Afternoon 1 y rd rr iit liIi ItO ii1 fi i j i1 SEVEN YEARSOF How Mrs Bethune was Restored to Health by Lydia E Pinkhams Vegeta ble Compound Sikeston Mo For seven years I Buffered everything I was bi bed for four or five days ata time every month and so weak I could hardly walk I had cramps backache and headache and was so nervous and weakthat I dreaded to see anyone or have anyone move in the room The doc tors gave me medi cine to ease me at those times and said that I oUght to have an operation I would not listen to that and when a friend of my husbands told him about Lydia E Pinkhams Veg etable Compound and what it had done for his wife I was willing to take it Now I look the picture of health and feel like It too I can do all my own house work work in the garden and entertain company and enjoy them and can walk as far as any ordinary woman any day in the week I wish I could talk to every suffering woman and girl and tell them what Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound has done for meMrsD- EMA BETHUNE Sikeston Mo Remember the remedy which did this was Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound Ithas helped thousands of women vho have been troubled with displaceinepts- inflnmmationulceration tumors irreg ularities periodic pains backache that bearing down feeling indigestion 1Jnervous prostration after all oUter me have failed Why dont you try ittt Scholarship For Sale Wo have a 100 scholarship on Bryan Stratton Business College for sale This is one of the besttUB iuess colleges in the State and a scholarship in this collage is A 1 THE SEMI WEEKLY BEE A CASTORA Por Infants and Children The Kind You Hays Always Bought Bears the- tiignature fof OBRYANCU1 Incorporated Furniture and Undertaking Some Good Values in House Furnishing for Our a r- Friends I ing ton This solid Oak Automatic Daven port handsomely upholstered in 50IfODD CHAIRS Seven different patterns in odd rockers every piece Rood From 10 to 25 percent discount from regular prices LINOLEUM Two good patterns left 95e125 Linoleum for RUGSAll our new spring patterns of small rugs and room size drug gets are now on display No trouble at all to show you t 50or Smiths Fine Poultry Farm Rhode Islands Reds ex elusivelyr Eggs for hatching 100 per 15 NOT MORE than two settings with each order S P SMITH KentuckyI MOREDOCK ANDWATSON MINSTRELS All roads theatrical will lead to the Opera House next Satur day pight when the Morodock and Watson famous Minstrels appear for one performance only Many will remember with pleas ure the visit of this organizatio to this city several seasons ago add the thoroughly refined and high class performance they pre seated They are bringing a largely augmented Company this year numbering sixteen and in addi tion to several unusual features are carrying their own band and orchestra making a street pa rade at 1145 a m and playin a free concert in front of the Opera House a780 in the eve ping The inimitable Buddy More dock the diminutive comedian with the elastic trombone is the principal comedian and feature of course while opposite him is Billy Van Allen the Virginia Minstrel who ably setfonds Mr Moredock in producing laugh- throughout the firstpart an renders a mouologue in the oli that is a never failing source o laughter for the ladies as well as those of the masculine sex questloInnow Chamberlains Cough Rem edy has won its great reputation and immense sale by its remaak able cure of colds It can always depended upon For salo by dealers K K March One of the specialties on th program in the K K masica- will be a march composed i honor of and dedicated to th local bands by director Pro and named the R K March Mr Pro is a splendid director and a composer of rare ability Those who fail to attend this musical will miss a great treat- WhenBALLARDSSNOW LINIMENT is rubbed for rheumatic aches and pains it roaches the spot gratatyingr bottle Sold by St Bernard Mining 100 Incorporated Drug Department COMPANY 0 Notice of Inspection lThere will be an inspection of Co- G February 1017 All members prepareorIame on dates Will drill every night from now on Signed Copt OTT POWERS Are you going to the big attraction on Wednesday Feb 14 at Temple TrampItsWhen her child is in danger a woman will risk her life to protect it I No great act of heroism of risk of life necessary to protect a child from croup Give Chamberlains Dough Remedy and all danger is avoided For sale by all druggists For Sale 50 Scholarship on Draughons Business Oollegt Nashville Tents 100 Scholarship on Bryant Strat- ton Business College Louisville Ky Apply to SEMIWEEKLY BEE- Earlington Ky flAMORTONMADISONVILLE Funeral Director and Embalmer Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night r 5- y 1 have arranged with the Bee Printery to have my of fice with them Wejnesday Feb 21st one day only ll I will be prepared to makethe latest scientific test ofY a the eyes and fit them with glasses 1 guaranfee all my work Ant a home man in my office in Madison ville every day DRM HALL MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY u NEGRO ATTEMPTS ASSAULT ON WHITE GIRL Fall to Floor Arouses Others in Building and She Is Saved Hopkinsville Ky Feb ll An unknown negro attempted to assault Miss Willie Harris ago 17 foster daughter of Mr and Mrs Dixon Williams at Mun uington 20 miles from hero in Christian county The girl had gone to her room in the rear of the store owned by her foster father when she was seized from behind and a pillow pressed over her face During the struggle the young lady fell to the floor and in falling the noise was so great that it attracted the attention of others in the building who quickly ran to her rescue The negro became frightened and made his escape through a rear door A strange negro giving his uame as John Fa Smith was arrested this morning on suspi idenI badlyfArmed with shotguns a posse searched all night for the negro Threats of lynching are being op enly made and it is said it will bo difficult to avert violence if the right man is captured 2nd ANNUAL TOUR yWI- THMoredock f Watson Saturday February 17 Richards and Reed The ChiquetsThe Dejmars Delmar and Moredock Billy Van Allen Clinton Delmar Ben ReedEffie Graham Joe RolleyFred Chiquet ian- dTrombone Buddy Moredock x The Diminutive Comedian with the Elastic Trombone Larger and Better than Ever ileTo inspect the alluring arrays of crisp new mer chandise arriving daily Here are a few of the latest Justreceived an importation of the newest 1things in embroideries allovers and flouncings This embraces a large assortment of designs and widths from the dainty baby sets to those beau n I tiful 45 inch flouncings Bands and flquncings in i baby Irish effects flounces with heavy embroidery 1 and venjse insets cluny and shadow lace bands heavy Macraime and novelty laces We believe you will be fully repaid by a visit to our store and we shall be pleased to show you the many pretty things we have and to aid you in any way possibly in making your selections notrLooking for Bargains It is always worth your while to come to ourastore when in need of anything z v Our regular prices are always low for ourIhigh quality merchandise v But just now we are making such radicalMreductions on many lines that you will find it + j double worth your while to visit our store t The MoLeod Store r sINCORPORATED Madisonville Kentucky i dTJIiii f f N rl T 7 n 1 1 t Sr VS4W TrrT IJ rrr q I f t More Feed PerAcre u 7 The cost of producing meat or milk would be much A I less if it required less acres to produce the feed r t Both thee quantity and quality of the feed improve r when the right plant foods are used to supplement the It gmanure and clover They improve enough to yield a t handsome profit on the expenditure right plant food includes en- oughPOTASHjTl in available form Supplement the manure and phosphate 400Ifine clover after and at the same time improve thefralnthe fertility of f andFnotWrite us for prices of Potash one bag up li 4 GERMAN KALi WORKS inc OoIItllle tal Bul14iJ1r Baltimore hranadn E1II Whitney Cntral Etnk Bojldlor Nw Or11118SiZI I j r Gwsof the Towns I Deck Laffoon of the Soutliard neighborhood was In town Thursday Tho Baraoa Quartet will have 11 something good foryoUat ibo Ten v plo Theatre February 20 r MrsMollio Rash visited friends In MadiBonvlllo Tuesday Dr E 0 Brandon of La Fay otto is visiting his parents E9V and Mrs W 0 Brandon Willis Waddill of Madison vide was in town Wednesday afternoon Miss JohnUlo Markham of Logan county is visiting Mrs W H Browdor FOR SALE One 100 course In englueorlugIfrom International Correspondence School of Scranton Pa Will sell at a bargain Apply at Boo Office Mrs Anna Williams of Midi 1 sbnvilie visited Mrs Lucy Bean Wednesday Leo Ouzart of Olay was in town Wednesday WJ Robinson of Madisonvllle was in town Wednesday Sewing machines sold on easy payments or machines taken in ex change Singer Sewing Machine Co Incorporated Madisonvllle Ky Phone 204 A 0 MoKiNSBY Manager Maro Goldnamor of Princeton who has been visiting friends in Madlsonvllle returned home Wed nesdayWANTED AT ONOE Clean cotton rags at Bee Office k A Barbed Wire Cut Collar er Saddle Gall not 1IgUrIngfJC1Ur Baflards SNOW LINIMENTIs the Right Remedy for All Abrasion et the Flesh If la cleansed and the liniment promptly the heal1nJl process a once and tho wound hoals from the inside outwardly thus thatleavesquickly= taco and breaks out Into al ning sore that I curepand Inevitably leavesa scar Owners of blooded stock pro otherstornot on animals buton humanttesh s It does Its thoroughlyrPrice 35e 660 sad f100 UamesFBallardProp StLoulsMo healingointment eutrtm ccortsatiunco- a ST BERNARD MINING CO Incorporated Drug Department IJ N Poag woe called home Nashville on account of his wife being very ill Mr and lbs D M Evans and son Ben will go to Evansville to night to see Elsie Janis in the Slim Princess Bassett Sielcrof Madisonvllle 1 was in town yestsrdny on business FOR SALEWe have on handat all times a lot of good mules Mares and horses well broken and gentle that we of fer for sale cheap Call at our stable and see this stock We guarantes them to be just as we represented Robt Crow Company Madisonville Ky Mrs E E Wltherepoon visited re latives In Madisonvillo Tuesday Wo make a specialty of doing two and three color work If you want classy job work that will give satis faction see our samples and gut prices at the Madisonvllle Branch Office in Mortons Furniture Store AiLEN DAVIS Manager Dr W KS Nisbet made a business trip to Madisonvillo Tuesday after noonTho Klub Kentucy March com posed by our own musical director Mr Frank Pro will be on the pro gram Feb 20 Miss Adeline Tooms of Madison ville visited her sister Mrs OamI Ashby Tuesday night J S Webb is on the sick list thisI weekMiss Maggie Turner will sing IF I WERE ONLY A ROSE Feb 20 everybody knows what they will miss if they dont cemo Misses Lucy and Julia Fawcelt Katherine Givens Mary and Mar garet Ross of Madlsdnvllle attended The Millionaire Tramp at the Temple Theatre Wednesday night Dont forget the SemiWeekly Bee has a branch office tot Madi souvillo people in Mortons Furnl ture Store If you want advertis InK or Job work or wish to subscribe for the paper call up number 4 j AiiiEBN DAVIS Manager Twenty Years in Sing Sing was one of the bent motion pictures ever shown in this city A large audi once was present at every show The manager of the above is to be on getting sue h classy ictures hero Will Faull of St Charles was InI town yesterday morning on bust i ness Miss Hattie Wallace is nursing Mrs Ernest Brown Itching of the skin anywhere on the body Instanlly when rub bed with BALLARDS SNOW LINIMENT One or two applfcaj tions curfls permently BOo and 100 per bottle Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department n t + DiIF i o jderfi at 450 All steel frame work jjjgjleatherbuck whiohreclinesrlarge i adjustable hood which f folds Has 10 in wheels jj t with onehalf inch rubber tires This cart occupies a + small space when folded Entire frame work is finish 1 it c iedwith good black enamel thoroughly baked which i it waterproof A large line now on display from 2 to 15 ilu 4i KentuckyiFnnilwt Carpets aiiJ Draperies er fr- N J 1 II r r Z 7r t Tt ttK y r V pi t 4 t Dloretlen Mllburn are sole owners of Twenty Years in Sing Sing Thy show at all the large clues Jn Kentucky i and only showed here to keep from nuking such a long jump1 Dont tall td return your votes Wednesday afternoon not later than 6 0 clock Born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Brown Thursday morning a fine seven and a half pound girt Miss Bernice Wimberly in a violin solo at the K K Musical will b another good number The mixed quartbtt at the K K Musical will be O K dont tall to hear them February 20 Mrs D Mr Evans was in Mad sonvllle Tuesday Wo want to give you a crayon por trait of any member of your family free with one years subscriptions tour o paper the Farm and Stockman and the Peoples Monthly Read our advertisement in another part of this paper and send CUB a photo graph today This offer IB only made for a few weeks and you should act once before it Is with drawn RARE DRUGSi Whatever your doctor prescribes bring his prescription direct to us and you will know no disap pointment There is such a wide variety in our stock of drugs chemicals tinctures al kaloids and fluid extracts that we can take care of your pre scription in a way most satisfactory to yourself Ours is such a complete stock that it saves turning and fussing What your doctor orders is what you ought to have and what you get when we fill your prescriptions St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Iep I rbnentI I Am Weir writes Mrs L R Barker of Bud Ky and can do all my housework For years I suffered with such pains I could scarcely stand on my feet After three different doctors had- e failed to help me I gave Cardul a trial Now I feel like a new woman ikCARDUI The Womans Tonic A womans health de pends so much upon her delicate organs that the least trouble there affects her whole system It Is the little things that count In a womans life and health If you suffer from any of the aches and pains due to womanly weakness take Cardui at once and avoid more seri ous troubles We urge you to try It Begin today Miss Ethel Evans was in Madi sonvllle Tuesday visiting friends Mrs Maggie Deshon was lu Mad leonvllle Tuesday afternoon Tho Cornett Clarinet Solo by tilepriceRobert Do Mosse of Madlonvlite left Thursday afternoon for California to be gone some time T When in M disouville in the afternoon dont fail to go to the Matinee at the Princess Theatre George Finley of Southard neigh borhood was in the city Thursday 0 R Bowman who has been in Pensacola Fla for the past month is in town Cleanse the bowels and strengthen the liver by using HERBINE It is a fine liver stimulant and bowel regulator Price BOo Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporate d Drag Department s wwwwwww WNNNNO SPRING OPENINGd jon February j 23 and 24 i H We will have at our store an experienced tailor from one of best tailoring house in business and we take this method of inviting our friends and customers to call and look through his line He will have with him all the new Blues Blue Grays and Light Tans which are the best colors for I Spring and Summer 1912 Very Respectfully Canser Maloney Earlington Kentucky j WMMMMMAWMAWWWWMMW I S i Friday FebrUary 16th V liWe have taken great care in preparing for this sale and feel confident of its success We show new effects in Nainsook Swiss and Lace Flouncingsin 27 and 45 inch widths an immense assortment in Allovers from 75c to 400 a yarpa 1 great variety in cream white and black bands and shadow laces in the popular r widths Ilat prices not to be beaten in any market quality considered 1 f 0 Accompanying these is a complete selection of the desirable things of this sea tson in white goods such as Ratine Cloth Voiles Crepes Flaxons Piques and Linens at prices to please any andeverybody i S t0 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT During this sale we allow oa discount of 10 per cent on all purchases made in 1 ithis department i r J BISHOP W COMPANY I Your Money Back If You Want It r iB r f 1 Madisonville Kentucky l R lr1 wi 1 OI t 11 n Y rf W V 1 MMttrtH i llNti r wuyya7yrv iY h t J u f JOoI 7 o JI C oa 04 V I Is- Y dr Qrr GOODQw I y i2s Opportunities will continue throughout this 4 F week only If you have not already taken advant I I these prices now is your golden opportuni agoofsupply your spring and summer needs in all kinds of white goods A beautiful assortment of all this springs 7 Ipurchase at special prices in Muslin Underwear Embroidery Ta 4ble Linens Napkins Sheer Linens Dress Linens LacesTowels Bleach es Lalnbr ics Counterpanes 0 a 1 P Madisonville Ky Q rrx J J t A Terror1 Some odese reformers said Uncle Ilasberry makes mo think of Radius h Plnkloys dog I says to mRastus I says Is dat dog good fob rats An Jlo says No hes mighty bad fob rats Does be ketch em an kill om R r No says Rastus he dont ketch em nor he dont kill em But If day tcomos foolln around him hell mighty near sheer em to death BALaLARDS HOREHOUND SYRUP taken Internally and a HER RIOKS RED PEPPER POROUS chestiYd Syrup i you get a Porous Plaster tree Bari Drug Department ar Substitute for Soap excellenAt become blackened with contact with pots and pans Take a little of the potato and rub well Into the skin then rinse It off with warm water The Sound Sleep of Good Health Is not for those suffering from kidney ailments and irregularities KidneyPillsmatism heal and strengthen sore t i weak and Ailing kidneys restore healthrmy ne s not sloop at night and could not raise my hands over my head But two bottles of Foiwy Kidney Pills oared me Foley Kidney Pills have a my heartiestendorsement It Sold by St Bernarl Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department spbedAv the speeddffa pamllhln I Foolish Question The editor of the womans page was on his vacation and the sporting editor had jumped Into the breach Well what do you think of this Jie ported as ho hold up a perfumed communication Heres a fool wom an wants to know how to make a lemon tart just as though a lemon wasnt tart enough already Life Shocking Sounds in the earth are sometimes huard bo fore a terrible earthquake that warn of the coming peril Natures warn inks ate kind That dull pain or In the buck warns you the kid neys need attention if you would escape these dangerous maladies Dropsy Diabetes or Brights die ease Take Electric bitters at once and see backache fly and all your best feelings return My son re ceived great benefit from their use for kidney and bladder trouble writes Peter Bondy South Rock wood Mich It Is certainly a Brea kidney medicine Try it 60 cent at all druggists Making Up Natural Defects A French physician has discovers d the means of planting artificial ey lashes and eyebrows The former operation Is very painful but the latter less so Sadondary habits lack of outdoor exercise insufficient mastication of food constipation a torpid liver worry and anxiety are the most common causes of stomach trouble Correct your habits and take Cham berlatns Btomach and Liver Tab lets and you will soon be well again For sale by all dealers Why Not Mr Brown preached fearlessly and with power and many In the audience were visibly affected Rev Mr Ros did fine work with the chorus and h snug as a solo Why Not Say yrflpnv fwgkjgkjbkg Chicago Tribune CASTORIA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the- Signature of In- Use For Over Thirty Year- sCASTORIA THIS CINTAUM COMPaNY MIWVOBK orrr = 1r 1 10 c J His Economy The children In the Blank family were taught habits of neatness at the I table by being compelled to pay a One of 1 cent for every spot they put on the tablecloth One day Harold a boy of seven years was discovered rubbing the overhanging part of the cloth between his fingers and when taken to task for it he said Why Mummy I was Just trying to rub two spots Into ouelrWomans Home Companion A NEWSPAPER ADVERTISE MENT PROBABLY SAVED HIS LIFE In December 1905 I suffered se verely with pains in my kidneys and could not sleep nights on account of backache I became run down fell off in weieght and way at that point when I thought I would have to stop my work as saw filer at the 001 day Creek Saw Mill Co I had used about everything and had called in my doctor but all to no avail After seeing your adver tisement in the newspaper I made up my mind to try Dr Kilmers Swamp Root as a last resort After three months treatment I passed a gravel stone and at the ond of one years treatment t was positively cured of all kidney troubles After taking the first bottle i could sleep at night Now I am perfectly healthy and I SwampRootney trouble I will allow you to publish this where it will aid others who are suffering and m dosing 1 wish to thank you for my present good health Yours very truly A M WILLIAMSON Brewton Ala Sworn and subscridod to before me tits the 14th of July 1000 JOHN PuniKOY JB Pttijllioforbatna f Letter fotoDr Kilmer Co Binghamton N Y Provo What SwampRoot Will do for You Send to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton N Yr for a sample bottle It will convince anyone you will also receive a booklet of valuable information tolling all about the kidneys and bladder When writing be sum and mention the Earlington SemiWeekly Bee Regular fifty cent and onedollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores Strange Sight Michiganslast summer says mar we saw a beautiful sight one I afternoon We were away out in the middle of the lake and we steamed itefull of brick and lumberJudge ONLY ONE BEST Earlington People Give Credit Where Credit is Due People of Earlington who suffer with sick kidneys and bad backs want a kidney remedy that can be depended upon The best endorsed Is Doans Kidney Pills a medicine for the kidneys only and one that Is backed by willing testimony of Earlington people Heres a ogee Earlingt says over years I suffered from weak kidneys and dull pains through the small of my back Whenever I did any work that required lifting sharp shooting twinges would pass through my loins My back ached at night and when I arose in the morning I was stiff and lame I felt dull and languid and was also afflicted with a feeling of nervousness Headaches were of frequent occurrence dizzy spells bothered me and at such times there was a blurring of my sight Tho kidney secretions were very unnatural in color andI they passed too frequently When ever I caught cold it settled on my kidneys and at such times my auf fering would be intensified Learn 5 ing of the merits of Doans Kidney t Pills I procured a supply and re cehed relief in a short time Icon J tinned taking them until I had used the contents of two boxes at which fcForcents FosterMilburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents for the Unit StatesRemember the nameDoaus and take no other Didnt Tell the Whole Truth A woman preacher says that her sex is to blame for most of the divorces One might go even further and state that If it were not for her sex there wouldnt bo any divorces Cleveland Plain Dealer You are probably aware that pneu fc monia always results from a cold f but you never heard of a cold result lug in pneumonia when Chamber lalns Cough Remedy was used Why take the risk when this rome i dy may be had for a trifle For I sale by all dealers fMarryduke responded the heiressI feet f somewhat committed to the count Have no regreta o8 that score I andbought i V awarrA +a- G 1 1 J r I The Great Sebree Springs Season Ticket Contest One of the Greatest Prize Winning Contests Ever Inaugurated in Western Kentucky The Proposition A proposition of interest to every believer in tho moral uplift of the people The policy of tho now man agemont Sebree Springs Hotel and grounds will be altogether different from past managements The dance hall will bo seated and use as an auditorium in which to hold relig ious Conventions Conferences As sedation Campmeetings Lecture C curses etc which will be elevat lug and helpful instead of hurtful as heretofore The Hotel proper will bo run for tho benefit of the anyonewhovacation where they can have rest influances ohalybatewateronable rates can find no better place than Sebree Springs advertisingthe contestgreat offer made FREETRIPS Cave Nominations nominating con WeeksBoardIn the send at once to RememberitThe season tickets only ONE DOLLAR for thewholeadmissiontomenlperaveryNOMINATION COUPON Sebree Season Ticket Contest Date- CONTEST MANAGER SEBREE KY DEAR SIR County Nominator COLORED COLUMN REV J B EVANS EDITOR Rev B H Neblet of Clarksville Tenorwaein our city Feb Otb on business Yon are requested to prepare for tho Leap Year entertainment will be given at the C M E church soonMr and Mrs Hubert Garrett wish to thank the many friends who rendered such splendid assistance during the illness death of their mother The remains of Saint Raddford brought from Eddyville Friday evening Ho was at Earlington Sunday afternoon Rev Evans preached tho funeral Prof Mrs Bell visiting in Madisouvllle Saturday Mr Vance of Madisonville was in our city Friday Born to Mr and Mrs Whitson Eaves a fine girl Feb 8th Mother and baby are doing fine Mrs George Sims is on tho sick list this week allot our friends purchase a Trading Book from me or a mom ofv the Booster club trading MondayFebruary Arriyalot Rex 200 m and Proteus Parade at night F TO Mammoth One for each county Henderson Hopkins Webster nhd Mc Lean A trip worth trying The management of the Sebree Springs will pay all expenses including round trip on on boat or train two days stay at hotel trip through cave guide ftosoto The first person the successful Fill nominating coupon and cost I Springs Name Town Town which and were buried and were visiting Let before for conduetedinU Contest Absc itely Fair misunderstandlugfeel that they deal a given to tuskedboxes nJ S broo Ky not thenheperson holding tirofirstwhotailedpaid 5 and there by get 10000 bonus votes every 100 spent The salesman I will explain the whole matter you Remember we will thank any our friends for their assistance Rev E M Smith of Columbia Tenn has returned home after a weeks stay with his Rev R P Whiteslde of BaptlstOhurch j 18th You cordially invited t be present preparebox a o Mt Zion Baptist church Friday night tat Each gentleman is buyboxa Remember our Rally next Sun day v Revs Oarringtnn Evans have been assisting E H Edmond son of Nebo in his and bazaar thisweek They preached to the delight of that people Mrs Oivenaugh remains sickRev Evans was In Madisonvllle Wednesday visiting Rev White side who has been on the sick list but Is able to bo on foot again Mt The Two Big Days February 1920 New Orleans Mobile 1685 I From Madisonville and Earli ton The Plan The contest will bo HendersonHopluns v the town of Sebreo No person lir Sebree will be allowed to contest on account of it bRing uufalrHo the balance of Webster county The town of Sebree will bo loft open to alt con testants This Is done that everyone in Webscr county will havo equal chance roetdtug eligible to enter this contest pro vided they live in couuty from which they are nominated Three prizes will be awarded in oaoh county under the following conditions Tho person selling the largest number of season tickets in eooh county will bo awarded first nrizaA FREE TRIP TO MAM nextlargestcounty second prize Two Weeks Board at the Sebree Hotel free All contestants who tall to secure any of the above prizes will ho well paid for their work Should there be tlo for any ot the prizes tho persons trying will bo given an equal prize are potting square in this matter receipt will bo every ticket sold Bank Boxes to be opened till Iho the largest number of receipts per cent cash on ouch receipt for to of family Madison are Fob and Rev rally vor I other information concerning contest will begladly giv entickets will beIfurnished all contest ants any time after Monday Feb 5th Address all communications to E M Vance Contest Manager Sebree Ky Clip Coupon Today Zion Bapt church is expecting Itov Wutteslde next Sunday in tho rally Forest Chappel Buptht Church Mortem Gap News We had a grand service tho second Sunday Feb 11 Our pastor Rev P D Gordon was found on duty on time He and wife took breakfast at Mrs Susan Morton and at 1180 ho was at his post and preached a audlI once ot Mor tons are doing groat work for Christ and his cause We are in our new church Forest Chapel Baptist Church Mr and Mrs Pall Brow entertained Rev Gordon with a i great dinner Sunday Collection 1105 How Cold Affects the Kidneys Avoid taking cold if your kidneys thekidneysactionSerlouRresultStrengthen themyPills They will cure any case of kidney or bladder trouble not be the reach of medicine No medicine can do more r CoIt1Corporarod r rrv A+ 6 + + 6t + 2 1 + M + + 2 t I ONLY A DAY AND NIGHT TO NEW ORLEANS RailroadF J WHAT IT Will COST TO SEE I p Mardi iraS 1800 n a Any a Pensacola 1685 Round Trip absolutely Tuesday February 20 Parade of Rex I1000 a m Comua andIat night I Tickets on sale daily February 18 to 10 inclusive r Sleeping Car Fare 400 to 500 Each Way I Liberal Stopovers Limit on Tickets March 18 iV t To approximate total cost torthe round trip estimate for five days board and lodging at 100 per I road andPUllOompanyI a 4 SEEe PESCRIPTIVEeOOKLETn I f c x X I xl C A h- r11x 1 f o r Lrif +n nw ry+ 4e nt f ryn n NOTICE I The undersigned Trustee of Tappan Gardner bankrupts of Madisonvillo hereby notify the public that he has in his possession as said trustee a great number of watxshes and jewelry which was left with the said Tappan t Gardner to be repaired and the charges for repairing same are unpaid and if the owners of said Watches and jewelry do not call on or before the 21st day of February 1012 forbB and jewelry the undersigned Trustee will be compelled tpsellsaid watches and jewelry for the charges due on same Please bear this in mind 4 and call and pet same at once r or J- f i r D H KTNGHELOEFTrusfee iC 4 1 1 ti M W r J j i J A r 0 j- n ff F HELP BETTER r w lltuaHz W igfr 41HowRe ductlons to Accident Record i I R iJ The Safety Commitee system which tho Illinois Stool Company elaborated last year with euqh sig nat suooes says tho Chicago Evening Post has beep adopted with ual success on tho Chicago and ypfrorthwoBtern Railway At a con fcrenco at St Paul early this month top general claim agent of road told how about 600 men were now study lag conditions on the right of way Vftid in tho yards and rcuadhouses laid BnggeBtln lmprpvements wbioi Ight be made Their activity had tcleRrffCfcatruottbnB were removed wing iwe were cleaned railings wer- efiit up dangerous machinery was i vered Durln the eleven months whol1i the syetemia be wor- U tho companys accident record t owed the following reductions 7 poi cent in trainmen killed 48 per cent in trainmen injured fltk1lldq150 pee cant in statipnmen killed M05porcentln statlonmen injured I 1 u J 82 per cent in traokmen Injured 81peroentlnbrldRemQn iujured 11 4 per cent in shop and round house men injured 85 per cent in carjrepairersar5d In speotbrsiHledi 4 Total reduction of 17 employes kilted Total reduction of 2144 employes injured or 277 per cent 70 per cent in passengers killed 10 per cent in passenger injured- It seems very singular to find so much accomplished without any legislature having said whereas and therefore be it enacted Blamed1 GoodWorker- I blamed my heart for severe distress In my left side for two ydars writes W Evonb Danville Ps but I know now It wasind1gos tlbu as Dr Kings New Life Pills qomplotely cured me Best for Htoma dnd kidney troubles constipation headache or debility 25 cents at all druggists ij NerUeip Hrv FenflldMMy husband has found a way by which he says I am of r tett X P i pia UEert atyaroiir jri U rnoW1B1 that must be for you my dear But AQW REfl ypu a 1et04oJUMtIPe- nfteld Ar IIOOUUI1fethlmat anqkoennlshedPuckI J WEDOONLY TIDEBESTJOB WORK I I W f II r w j j IJ LI idu t on e How to Get Votes Votes on the Automobile will be givenwith everycash i purchase made at the store of any member of the club TOO votes for every dollars worth pur chased NOW IS THE TIME TO GET BUSY The earlier you start the more advantage you will have in the finalcount Remember the object of this contest is to get business We are going to give this fine Auto to the per son who will accumulate the greatest number of votes therefore it is to the in terest of every contestant to ask their friends and neighbors who buy their Dry i goods Clothing hoes Hats and every J1- t thing they get from members of the Club andsave the coupons for you Thus 1 number of friends who tradebere and give them their coupons r the greatest number pf votes i I C Wiley Watches Clocks Jewelry Watch Repairin Webb Brothers Groceries rvrV WH Watford Hardware toner s P64 9 r lY1RR wMNW t M f- iiiL nI r LET US BE I YOUR SOLICITOK o HBLPysYOURTRADEIII fc 1 if u5 Every Kind orJ Commercial Law an I Social Printing In Up tp bate Styles When In 1Veedof Jobtuort Call at THfs Office + c N COST OF LIVING IN FRANCE Necessities Much Higher But the Average French Family Lets the Luxuries Alone Washington = The proposed commission on the international cost of living may get some light from the United States Oonsulat Havre An official report states that between 1900 and 1911 baef rose there from 28 to 20 c9ntsap- ound pork from 25 to 40 cents eggs from 40tpS8 cents bqjiter from 80 to 44 cents rice from 8 to lQ dents tea from 75 cents to 1 bread from Sitio centa a pound and soft coal from 10 to 12a toffj againStacTst6 450 in the Unitee States k TU fdiflertnc b tfeenthlir r FrenchTanci tieAn xapottsaY8lss bp Jtinth cpin pafalfve luxnryoT tlie latter1 fafeher than in the difference in fixed charges for necessaries such as rent food coal and fuel Olever and persistent advertising IfiduceS tile Anieircattiamily of I luodest means to supply itself with Household luxurie which the Fr nch family of equal station considers beyond its read The real fiource of the difference is in the character of the people averaee ambition in France be- Ing devoted to living comfortable on a fixed income whereas in the United States income is regarded as ever subject to increase through effort A Warning Against Wet Feet Wet and chilled feet usually af feot tbe mucous membrane of the grJppebtoJlohltlsiultM Watch carefully oartioularly the children and for the racking stubborn coughs RIve Foleys Honey andT rOompoundItosootbe8 the Infli membranes and healthec- ough quickly Mrs A A Swagel RiveFto my children It cur B1their coughs and colds and they lkejtb HiddenI at homo to the mere sightseer or Idle thetcasual dido glance which la anythingitewp RobberyWoman Jt was this way There came a ring at the door and there stood two men who companyInspecting dishonest I thought they were sollot them in I Very Serious 1 It Is a serious matter to ask for one medicine and have the wrong one given yqu or this reason we urge you in buying to beca aultogetthegeauiw i DLACK9DPAUGTThe indlgeatioaxndly established It does not imitate ither medicines It is better than Others or it would not be the fa largersaleSOLD IN TOWN F2 t Seasonable with could eleep relief using all inquiries promptly J A gran1i60 e Touring Car to be given away free by Boosters Gluba Each member of this club entitle holder of great t estfnutnber votes to this ele ant Automobile Free Rules ol The Contest Read carefully the rules of this as it rnake it much easier the contestant to understand the methods that usedI 1 ber published weekly A brought in Wednesday for recording Votes must written on Tie votes in package wl contestants numberand amount oh top Color of certificates will charged monthly anal must recorded monthly tofcount 10 Votes are transferable only before recording 11 iontestant largesvnumber of votes on May 1912 wins r the auto 12 Contestants will not be permitted votes withinour store Qr in front of the building j liry Clbtliinjf Shoes illinery Ladiee Ready Wear Carpets and Rues rk i MEMBERS EVANSVILLE REBATEASSOEIATiO oNFINAL WINDUP SALE The biggest sale of mens and young mens clothing announced during this winter season of special sales i you every price quotation is absolutely authentic ev cry reduction positively genuine every claim backed up by the merchandise and every price attractive Ithat economical thrifty buyers will anticipate their future needs and buy accordingly this is the final lclearance sale and the one opportunity where the late buyer gets the best oftbe bargains other clothing may be priced cheaper but its not based ou the low t selling price of High Art clothing 1260 Suits and Overcoats for 860 15 to 1050 Suits and Overcoats Jorll I 1860 to 2260 Suits and Overcoats for Choice of any fauoy In the store 26 to 8260 values for 20 i dO SMfOf MHIBS ODD TROUSERS j IIa dBTyIes ncfieHiRrBeIl 1h Tots as tOllt1A Eori185 LotB ILPSi 61 Lot DJ 2W 3 Lot E45jEotEChoice of Trouserdtis store 15 Suttsjana Boyer 760 titts nd9v Boys 10 SQI an 0tBoys 1250 SuitBarid Oya cu ts 9G5 Boys 15 Suite and vgrooStB now1606iBoys work suits broken FancyVestssale will be necessarily of but a few days durationsonow is the time tp take advantage of it Came LXiT PAYS TO TRADE HERE Change The fool who used to rook the boat And think it something fine Is skating now as you will noteV Around the Danger sign iLimplhcbtts Magazino First La Grippe ThenlBrbnchitis 8Iwas taken down a severe at obronchitisbad and not at night 7IheDootorI in dr cine gave her no and was ad vIsed to and Tar gavehertlnued it and three bottles ef ylSBatteywer CqIncorporated O of iC will are 5 6 7 8 h 9 e be 1S to solicit l1 tI ito to so 1 J 8 J U I I ax A Failing J nothing few of JIB know wherjj Snikrt Set x Raising d For the past twentyrivro year Jno E Drabgbbn has been BhowFnS the paid that tb fqan tx crease their power by tate J d3QQkkeePln Shorthand Typ writting etc address JNO Win I legeV17XSHVTLnET TENN rw PADUOAH KY or VILLE IND on WASaiNCJTOlP D o IaBEE ADS PAY GETTME HABIT It kGet Th1 e B H CONTESTit Jf OJlI f J I t tF o HowadFi Passenger Earlington wellwill the the greatthat I t 11 I Co iteEt61CsE3fM Ly 1 15 1J12li Car Diaplay at Cowarzici i8cf Corroifeirry J h greatestI Fine LI MkmngCoIu very i contest for pub1iShStanqingofcoritestantsnumber notbe votesmustbe 1 I3ARNESC0 mI Goodif I I 15ItUtt r 5j1Ii 4 r yMost Salaries poorly earning trainingFor NIv11leEVANS IntO ILt 1 I R 1tEI I I 1 J J Barnes i y How to Get Votes e With every yearly subscription to The ihin cash 3000 votes will he given This applies to back subscriptions as well as new subscriptions and you can pay for as many as you desire You can also get votes on job printing and advertis ingIoo votes for each dollar paidon either job printing or advertising Get your friends to give you the votes a when they pay any of their accounts But the best way to get votes is to secure subscriptions to The Bee as the sched ule of votes is so much greater for sub = scriptions than for anything else You tfJwill be suprised how easy it is to get sub scriptions to The Bee if you try fS CONTEST CLOSESMAY 15 1912 Send in Your Nomination at Once and- og to Work for it George King Son Drugs Druggists Sundries and Soda Fountain SemiWeekly Bee t 1 Per Year Bathett Stone Liveryman rr 0 c r n- thL U w =i i y rti- t i ftoo 1111 i r t d i rrxryv- r II IX i I1i u f = IIIftf1 t c o a n i-G t f b MoneySaving Means Anythingto You Read antrYProfitt TURNED THE H 11A L a i e n Ire DC De ew I ore A 1 c i rx i1 1 Saturday t of High Grade and Consisting of dry goods notions clothing shoes hats and furnishings for men women and children fi- f t OU RStock suit cases bed spreads X etc Ladies and Misses Tailored suits skirts waists etc from the largest and best known mills and factories Xe Be Sold In Twenty Days f I i a We cannot emphasize too strongly the opportunities here for the saving of money Ifyou will but spare the time to go over this circular carefully you will see that we are offering Values that are certainly out of the ordinary here When we say Bargains it is so That somebody loses money it is certain sometimes it the manufacturer sometimes the mill and at times we sacrifice our profit our customers reap the benfits no matter who loses We offer no baits we do not make low itisuses on a few staples and then make up many times the loss IS on all numbers We offer Big Sttinfs on all items quotedtr f f Average 25 to 50 per Cheaper One 7 1- Ii We invite those who do not already know of the Excellent Values we offer to make a single test and become personally informed as to the Big money mak T t r ing opportunities we offer t t REAr COMF-u m J r t T I ClothesWI as as they possibly canmen who ap predate what good clothes moan 1 lot of 750 to 1000 clothes we will sell at 391 1 lot 10 to 1250 clothes Ii sale price 191 1 lot 1500 clothes sale t c price 791 1 lot 1800 clothes sale price 991 1 lot 2000 clothes sale 1 141price A A 1 1 Boys Clothing t 200 Boy suits sale pricet2t 250 Boy suits sale price 141 t 300 Boy suits sale price 191 x 350 Boy suits sale price21 9 0 500 Boy suits sale price311 I 600 Boy suits sale price 391 4 Are you going rlto Dollars pRollYour Grasping ic TO BE LOOSE AT aSPECIAL SAL Merchandise presented Our cent Else purchase Underwear Fleeced Wool Underwear at9ls Mens Extra Pants 400 and 500 odd pants all sizes colors and styles sale price 291 300 to 3 50 pants sale pricope241250 to 800 pants saleY price 519S 200 pant sale priceOf 139 175 pants sale price 119 Ladies Hats Our buyer while in New York Oity several weeks ago was for tunate enough to pick up 100 of the latest pattern hats at prices that will make them go 500 to 700 hats sale price19l OverallsUnion Made Best 100 unionmado Overall sale prioe7150-oand 76o overalls sale 1priceCoat Suits Our stock of Goat Suits and Cloaks are in class to them selves this time We are show ing every color and style Any woman who buys and does not look through our line does her self injustice We dont like to boast Come add see for yourself Shoes Ladies frrand Gents 400 shoes saleprico2l 300 shoes sale pricea221 250 shoes sale price 171 200 shoes sale price 139 Dont fail to get pair of the best ladies ehdes sold in Madis onville Y Calicoes Domestic Etc American calicoes 10 yards to the each customer sale pricAo 3il Yard wide domestic 10 yards to each cnlfomereo Si Hope bleached domestic 10 ydIto each customer 7i Yard wide domestic sold everywhere 6i to 8i nowSs Amoskeag dress ginghams sale price this sale 7it Apron gingham 5s Good Outings sale price 5t Best Outing sale price Ic Good red table linen now 22e Aladama plaids and checks to Heavy storm flannels go at 04 Bleach Peperel sheeting22t Mens Hats One lot of 850 and 400 En quirer Hats sale price21 300 hats sale priceLl1250 hats sale price 141 For SAM Your Eyes Your Mind and Your ShouldTurn This Store amous March9I UptoMinute Prices from than Any IFtEcm Them MoneySame M- oneyUS RUBENSTEIN vBiloW 200 hats sale Prioe11150 hats sale Linen Good white table linen lit Furnishings I lot and 150 shirts at 7k lot 75o shirts at3Hlot 2So and 50o ties now19f big lot suspenders 50c during this sale11eand I5o hose sale price and 60c hose all at1ls5- 0c shirts 39t shirts atlsilk waists all All Prices Cut as Never Before in this City Prices have been cut all the store Nothing An opportunity like this buy occurs When a customer our store for the first time he remarks 1 never knewtor imagined that you carried such immense stock and such a varied assortment i that your prices really were low you your circular J I- aWehave great customerssatisfied customersthey come time after time with patronage come with confidence they recommend their friends and neighbors with confidence We shall always endeavor this confidence and will continue give our customers a square deal all v fY let Through A Fingers W 0 fi yr Y1 eo a e 0 a o c Of More Goods Same Goods For Less a ii = 4 1 D JfyAort Toward priceiTa- ble at 1 of 1 1 of going 1 of 1 of worthL10 It 25 go go at 1 go 2 to 3 go a179 f J on goods in our re served to seldom r c visits anfi 0 so as claim in a many to us their they to us us to r to merit we to at times l I w You are Losing Money if You are not Going to Take Advantageof Sale dr 67 M z a i n k t u t

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