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PWWtV 1 K i TUESDJIY jcr and- FRIDAYt c f I 2 IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE c I TWENTYTHIRD YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY TUESDAY MARCH 5 1912 No 19 r Watch FacforqPidfloaItIT WTLL SAVE YOt MONEy j OFFICIAL CAll H111 For Hopkins County Republican Mass Convention r AT MADISONVILLE COURT rHOUSE APRIL6 1912 c v Midisonville Ky Mar 212 To the Republican Electors of Hopkins Oounty Kentucky In accordance with the e tab lished custom and in obedience- to the rules governing the fie publican organization of Ken tucky and persuant to the Offi cial Call of the Republican State F Committee of Kentucky and of the Republican Congressional SecI Kentucky a Mass Convention of R publicans of Hopkins Oounty Kentucky is hereby called to be held at the Court House m Mad isonville Ky at 1 oclock p m i Standard time on Saturday April 6th 1912 for the purpose xt of selecting delegates to attend ii the Congressional District Con vention which meets in Hen tJpiMilWafrULOorrMtion wbioh c el i XQtiiI latd1Jrlt i6ttittentibri there will bii ele ed two District Delegates and two District Alternate Delegates tol the National Republican Oon mention to be held to theCity of Chicago III June 18 1012 also one District Elector also a Dis triot member of the State Gen tral Committee At said State Convention there will be elected a four Delegates from the State at large and four Alternate Delegates National Convention and two Electors from the State at large In said Oounty Mass Oonven tion tho voting shall be viva voce and and it will select thir tythree Delegates a dwill at tend to such other businesses I mny properly come before it but said Convention will not elect the nest members of the Republican Committee butsame 1 shall be elected by precinct meet Z lugs which bhall be held at two oclock P M Standard Time on Saturday May the Fourth 1012 in the manner prescribed by the rules of the Republican Or ani zation of Kentucky Republican County Committee of v Hopkins County Kentucky By JOHN B HABVKX Chairman ATTEST t I WALTER W ORIOK x Secretary n No More Dyspepsia Gas or other Stomach Troubles Nothing will remain undigested or sour on your stomach if you will take a little D1 eateze Iii power ful digestive harmless and pleasant as Maple Syrup For sale by the department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated 0 East End Card Club IThemeeting of The East End Card Club on last Friday after I noon was most pleasant Mrs Gs J M Victory was the hostess r The afternoon was all too short were the IIxgitit1l71umbers MrsMo Kinnon made the highest score iThi ladies names who lead in the totallCoreY1Zt Mesdatmea t I and Vic l wJ- H 1 t ji oTl Hclit It J 0 u i I p FABLES in SLANG By GEORGE ADE Copyri hUd 1911 Reprinted from flu itrated Sunday Magazine by Per minion of the Author Once there was u little EFlat Town that needed a direct Com munication with u Trunk Line A Promoter wearing Sunday Clothes and smoking 40cent Cigars camp out from the City to see about it The Daily Paper put him on tne Front Page Five Dollars was the SetBack for each Plate at the Banquet tendered him by the Mercantile Association A Bonus was offered together with a Site for the Repair Shops and the Round House When the College Graduates in Khaki Suits began to drtjg Chains across Lots a Wave of Joy engulfed Main Street from the Grain Elevator clear out to the Oreathery Then came 10000 Oarusos temporarilyresiding Box Oars to disarrange the Face of Nature and put a Culvert over the Crick Real Estate Dealers emerged rom their Holes and local Rip AM WiklMtMfan to sit up drab iV1 V ltiii j One mornin a Trairrjsippftd through the Out and pulled up at the New Station The Road was an Assured Fact The Rails were ipikeddown the Rolling Stock was in Commission Trains were running ac cording to Schedule There was no longer any Reason for Waiting so the Citizens hiked over to the Court House and began to file Damage Suits The Town Council started in to pass Ordinances and the Board of Equalization whooped the Taxes Hornyhanded jurors hung around the Circuit Court Room waiting for a Chance to take a Wallop at the soulless Corpora tionWhen the Promoter came along on a Tour of Inspection the on ly Person down to meet him was the Sheriff Children in the Public School practiced tho new Oval Penmanship by filling their CosyBook with the following popular Catch Line When you have a Chance to Soak the Railroad go to it And the Trains never Van to suit Everybody MORAL Go easy witji Capi tal until you get it Roped and Tied t To The Public y I am in the Automobile Contest and hope to win but I cannot do so without the as sistance of friends I ask that anyone who isncit specially interested in the contest and who has not pledged their votes will vote them for No 173 Anything you can do will be geatlyappreciated JAMES B OARNETT Dawson Ky t f DNo4 lice Aana WI11mlwh9 visited- berdaaghterMra Polpbns QnalleB 6lBMC Msidteonvllle retur1dW Utr kPM Jm JCad JiomviiU fMM Ifrlitnrdye p r a d ANNOUNCEMENT RWThIsFrom this date until the close of the Automobile ContestII on May 15th delwe lar paid on subscription new or renewal paid withcouEn bodies Books now on sale at th s office Now get busy and patronizd us SEMI WEEKLY BEEw aeeeaaao 01 COMING TO THE FRONT j The Baraca Class of The M E Church South Expect to do Good w WorKTWsYear 1J OnkJar1Uf1 art f Baraca Class of the Mv TK Church held their annual elec tion of officers tot the yar 1012 Those elected are as follows Pres RUph Dudley 1st YPres Porter Willis 2nd VPres James Draper 3rd VPres fl Pilkington Teacher Walter tf Martin Asst Teacher Mr Farmer Reporter N 0 Whitford Librarian Gilbert Long Sect and Treaa D Dudley The Baraca Class has an en rollment of between 40 and 50 all strong reliable and enthusi astic membsrs and capable of loin most anything they undertake and it is believed that with the proper training and with the willingness of the boys to help they will be in time one of the strongest Baraca organizations in tha State of Kentucky They have not in the past done as much toward helping the church as tub wished but hope to be abie to do more in the future Subscribe for The Bee EARLINGTON BOY MAKES GOOD Harford Chatten Who Has Served As An Apprentice in Howcll Finished i Creditably j B B shops for tHtf ast gear has recently finished with much credit He la now a thorough mechanic and we feel that he will make good at his chosen work He is the son otDr E A Ohatten formerly a practicing physician of this place but now of San Antonio Tex and the grand son olYre cityWe to bo able to say that EarlinKtoh can produce BUofcrboyB as Harford He has the Bees beet wishes for his future sue cess lively as a Boy Ifyou are tired run down have no appetite get a bottle of Yucatan Ohill Tonic A few dosqs will set you upgive you a boys appetjte make you strong and lively as a twelveyearold Purifies the blood and strengthens the system BOo a ment Fractures Elbow The young son of Steve Aaron of Barnsloy fell Saturday morning and fractured his elbow The doc tor was immediately summoned and dressed the wound The little fellow is getting along very nicely at present It is hoped the injury will not prove serlou r JI jitnPtL J4JJfCttJe IN LAURELED REST CoqsUtutlonI He Ja resting in his laurels so they said of one who lay slnrlnRicurse this bitter trampled sod Ho is resting on his laurels neath the quiet stars of God He is resting on hIs laurelsbut not one awarded now But left a stain of crimson on the pallor of his brow TOO latetoo late the laurels that were won with pain and death Wheh he could not feel tho falling- of the benedictions breaths He is resting on his laurels so they said of him that day Who could snot reap the riches of one red rope o May I After all the curse and clamor af ter all the storm and strife heath the daisies of the love of God who reaped the thorns of life U D C Tea The Tea given at the Vic tory Building on last Saturday afternoon by the Earlington Chapter of the U D 0 was most successful froTn a financial and also e6cia standpoint Quite a number of visitors were enter tained in the er aft active tearoom which was tastefully deco rated in red and white carna dons JLnnckes were served by the following ladies viz MrsI Kline Misses Connie Fenwick Katie Whalen Georgie Feather ston and Lena Davis The candy table was in charge of Little Mis ses Sue Wade Davis and Louise Newton Mesdames Davis Fed wick Withers Umstead New ton and Miss Mollie Whalen fill ed important positions Mrs Frank Withers acted as cashier Two large cakes were donated by a popular engineer They were raffled off one being drawn by Mrs Umstead and the other by Mrs Banks The majority of members contributed most generously so quite a aeat sum was realized You Can Eat Anything Eat what your stomach craves without the slightest fear of indiges tion which is an awful feeling You will not be bothered with Sour Stomach Heartburn Nausea Bad Breath or Heavy Feeling if you will take one dose of Digesteze It re MagltlPleasantminute Get a 60o bottle from the drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated Mr Tom Bell Quite III Mr Thomas Bell of the Star Planing Mills of Madisonville is quite ill at hIs residence on Broadway He has been suffer ing for the past two weeks with a carbunkle The train nurse has been employed and the family is uneasy about his condition Miss Margaret Mitchell Resigned Miss Margaret Mitchell the popu lar and efficient bookkeeper for Barnes Cowand Co handed in her resignation about two weeks ago and it went into effect Friday March 1 The firm is sorry to lose competent employee Miss Annie Hill has taken her place and We are sure she wlll make ood successor For Sale 60 Scholarship on Draughous Business College Nashville Tenn f100 Scholarship on Bryant Strat- ton Business College Louisville Ky to BBKIWIIEtY Mnn r 1 Earliugtenr Ky hry- r TUESDAY andQ FRIDAY for The 1L AprilAtli LsopleasantlYabsorbi11g beauserving MiningCo RALPH BINGHAM At Temfle Theatre March 19 1912 lMt NambtT of Lytttm Ctmtt Ralph Bingham another num ber os the forthcoming entertainment course is a humorist who for thirtyfour years has been making large audiences laugh and still is in the prime ofyIUd This is accounted for by the fact that his first appearance was at the age of six years whoa he traveled as the Boy Orator of America His appearance on the American contigentnum tier nearly lpKX The paft summer he has been traveling ia Eroupe T DeWitt Talmage after hearing Bingham said Bless Bing sandall the apostolic college of humorists The man that benefactorGod sters all those who mirthfully surprise us with unusal juxta position of words theirs is a dllvi-ne mission Mr Bingham is an impersonator a humorist a violinist a pianist and a vocalist The com ing season his wife will travel with him and the fCcom pani ments for his vocal and violin selections Dr L Grace Will Locate in Earllngton Dr L Grace a graduate of the University of Denver Oolo has opened an office in the Victory business and will locate in this city Dr Grace lias been doing dental work in Guthrie for sev oral months and has had several years experience in his profession He comes well recommended and asks that the people of Earlington will give him a fair share of their patronage Musical Enjoyed Several of the young people spent a most enjoyable time atJthe home of Mr and Mrs Bra slier Jackson on last Saturday eveningGood music quiet games and laughter passed away the eve a ning At a late hour the young peo pie started for their homes in the fastsnowEvery one claimed to have had a jolly cood time and would like to go back again real soon r Always Blessed with a Hearty Appetite if you aw Plgesteze It helps your stomach do the work digests what yonjeat and t makes Roodrloh blood from your food No more Sleepless Nights Headache or StOmaob Misery Got rid of all these troubles with Dig s teze Fifty abottle worth tea fold its coBt at drag department tbe+ 9t J3era rd MisiHKpo ij j Incorporated a- f jC o o I Ca IIr U I I aw 1i pf t y 1 ww viiwij a may xM r a a e a C ilPAULNI MOORE PUBLISHER ETT BUSINESS MANAGER ciation r IMelllberof hrs League itJ1 ubscrilyioroJrf Correspondents J t v Branch in Mortons Furniture Storfili9SortfrMiiin StreeijiMadi Kentucky 4MlSS AlLEM DAVIS 4Telephonek 47 tuesday March 5 J6 i l It i i Of 4r + w Of II It wN3w THEN anyone has offended I time I try to my soul so high the offense I cannot reach itDescarles r CONSIDER THE CORK+ A little fell in the path of i a whale Whplhshed it down with his angry tail II It quickly arose tv v And floated serenely before his nose 1rt SSiid the You a may flap+ M yandBut you caiheyerSlireep me r H VdownFor Im made of the tuff That is buoyant enought To float instead PROVE FATAL Will Earlington People Learn the Importance of It Backache IB only a simple thing at first i But if you find tls from the kid- neysv That serious kidney troubles may lolloy That Brlghts may be the endsYou gladly profit by the fol lowing experience Tis the statement of an Earling ton citizen John Davenport SVilson St Earl= iDRton Ky says suffered more severely from kidney trouble than wordscan describe My bk was BO sore and lame that not do 1 soy work for days at time Tire kidney secretions were scanty and there was cdnstant pain iu my bank which completely blinded me attimes often became diizy and dark appeared behremy eyes Nothing helped me until procured i Kidppy Pills at the Qt Ber card Drug Store T felt after taking them few days and from thatrtime on improved steadiiy until was well r s For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents FosterMilburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents tor the fcltates Remember the natneDoaue and x take no other m1 0 Ote Y toflOO Six nTonths 50 Three months 26 Single aaptesa i 6 Specimen copies mailed free on application wanted in all parts of the county Address us par t 91Jr I tfrit red at the Earlington Post Ofilce as Class Matter Office sonville Phone No Mgr 1912 4J i wl w raise that cork cork drownf4 MAY When T j disease T I could a a I spots I better a I I United Second M HORSE DEAD i jt Which Pulled Cab in WhIch Pearl Bryan 4 Rode on the Night of Her Murder The horse which pulled the cabin which Pearl Bryan rode on the night of her murder died last night at the age of 42 Mrs William Gregg of Brook ville mud bought the horse im mediately after the murder Headaches Signs of Danger Anyone in this town that sulfeis frequently from splitting neivfus headaches ought to go at once tc the druggist and get a 25o bottle of our Carlstedts German Liver Powder Headaches always indicate consti pation in a dangerous form that may result in other seri ous ailments sometimes even Disease and vetPwder cause of coiifltjpatiou =a few doses entirely remove trouble Ensure nla tlngcure l1ever fails guaran teedif you have headachesget a bottle today from the St Bernard Alining Co Incorporated Drug De partment 25c a Speed of Trains A locomotive with ten oars must travel five mlles before it can attain a spqed of a mile a minute But at this speed it can be halted by air brakes in 700 feet Baltimore Amer loan I HOW mm COUGHS Are Being Cured by Vinol NeW ven Conn I was troubled with a most persistent chronic for a long time and had tried so many rem dies arid prescrfptiona witnbflt benefit that I was discouraged I was persuaded my friends to try Vi bpttigniynever fojt better In my life I can alp BO recommend td any one in a rundown condltign as the best pose tile remedy It is the combined action of the medicinal elements qf the cods HY ors aided by the bloodmaking and strentth creating properties df tonic iron which makes Vinol BO efficient fn curing chronic coughscoIdsand bulldinglupTry a bottle of Vinol with the un ers 1ndiqg that your money will ho returned if It does not help you ST BERNARD MINING CO Incorporated Drug Department FIRE ALARM SYSTEM I General Information The city of Earlington has besn divided into four Fire pisl tricts known as number one two three and four These districts are formed by the two natural physical dividing lineeviz Main Street and the L N R R 4 Fire District No1 comprises all that territory Northof Main St and West of the R R te g the Oitv IJflll Round House F I B Arnolds residence Pump House etc etc are in District No1iFire District 2 comprises all that territory North of Main Stj and East of the R R etig the St Bernard Store Barnes Cow and do P H Whalens residence Masonic Temple Logtowp etc etc are in District No 2 Fire District comprises all tha i territory South of Main Stand R3 West of the R e g the Post Office Goodloes restaurant r Ohas Oowells residence Mrs Harriet Brownings residence Esq Jas Priests residence etc etc are in District No 8 Fire District 4 + all that territory South of Main St and East of the R R e g thePeopee Bank Victory Building O M Henrys residence Oatholic Ohurch New Metfipdist 0iiurqh tcretc are in District No 4- Each telephone subscriber ih these Districts has been furnish- edS with a card showing the number of Fire District in which each phone is situatedthese cards directing that in case of fire Cen tral Telephone Exchange be informed of District Number and name of house on fire The Central operator will in turn notify i L N Round House which will give the alarmJThe Round House whistle Will in the future give the official hr l alarm land this alarm consist of a series of short blasts followed by one two three or four long ones according to the district in which fire is located these long blasts Indicating the district TM aPrm will be repeated as seems necessary The L N lord mbtiveSwUl not give the alarm unless an epgin erj or train mepr rshouldalarm had been glvenorin the event tie regular Round jBTquse 2 nighta r I fI fRttiQ fi I h BO1tietEONfUbtOblefJ no HamffJt Tax J H Corbitt Otty Clerk =latil I Pricot Treasurer Frahh B Arnold OIt 1hyi3icTah WR NlAtiet City EpaineerR EWhinfler aWobd Couucllmen Mad Ron OidhamF D Rash Geo C Atkinson eetiagjvlghtOratSchool Trustee Paul M Moore Board of Health Ed M Trahern- G Gilbert King and Curtis B John sun JMD PoBtmaaherrOhaa Cowell FIRJDEPARTlIIENTioHD Bog F B Arnold Assistant Chef Chas Barnett Captain d Long Long W D Cavaness Brick Southworth Baker Bayburnr OHUROHES CATHOLIO 1 OiniRair First mast every Sunday and holy at 7OC Second Mass and preaching 980 a niV and 7 p in Rev 5JT p MoParlandPiistorO- HRIBTIAN OHUKOH school at 930 a m Preaching every Lords day at 1045 n tn 4Qr- m Prayer meeting every Wednes day at 780 p mi DR D T STANLEY Pastor M E CHURCH Begular service third Sunday at 11 a m and 7 BOp m Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 780 Sundayschool at 9 80 a m Class meeting second Sunday at 080 am REV HOMTZOLAW Pastor M E OlIUKOH rfODTH Rev W C Brandon pastor Services on every Sunday at 11 a mand p m Sunday school at i98C a m Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 780 oclock Ladies Aid Society every Monday after noon Official Board meeting Monday after first Sunday iueach mouth J MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHUBOH has services 2nd and 4th Sunday in each mouth also Saturday right before and Sunday night following eych Suhday prayer meeting Wed desday iiVtflltI1n Sabbath school DrY AO SuptLadieKaid meet eltichTuesi1ay t D k Pattot IV H Gregoitfof LouisvilleSUSWPiiAi BAPTIST OHTTBOH = ServfcrB l n1tir1il eVelilOg in oath mouth and Saturday evening preceding Prayer Friday Bunaay school 2 p m REV I J LYNN Pastor EPISCOPAL QliiTRCliServices 2nd- and ftu Sunday night at the Library Sunday Sohool at 8 p m REV GEO C ABBITT Rector LODGES Masonic LedgeE y Turner o e 1st 8rd Fridays in effTofl month r E J PiriiiiiPs Soc Victoria Lodge No Sh K of P meets every Monday night Visit prs welcome ERNEST NEWTON tI TSL of B arid S Hbpkiris Lodgei A O UVNu 66timoots every i ursday night Y QWAL81rRi Sec Golden Cross Lodg Earl n ton1 N9B25 meets lst and 8td Saturday each j rMirs BERTHA UbISTEAD Sec Degreeof fiondri No 10 taeets let and 3rd Saturday nights in eaohf month Miss LIZZIE HUFF Sec r Ben Hbr Ji Earlington audi8rdHall DR Q B JOHNSON Sprlbp- iStandwaite Tribe No 57Bed Men meets every Friday sleep HARRY LONO 0 of R Woodmen of the World Catalpa Catnp Nqi 801 meets day night All members are ear nestly requested to be there ClerkiMONBO Clerk Modern Woodmen of the World No 11092 meets every Wednesday Y Q WAJKER Sec Elks B P 0 No 788 meets at I Macllsonville Monday night SB N GORDON Exalted Ruler ROY S WILSON Secretary i Earlington Chapter U DOmeets 1st Thursday in each month at 280 pm MBSNEMMA DAVIS Pros Knights and Ladies of Security meet every second Monday nights Visiting members invited to attend WILCOABBIOAN Clerk Visiting members are cordially invited to attend any of these Lodges Conference For Education in The South The next Conference for Edu cation in the South will tje helf at N asl1villeaTeini April 8 4 and 5th next The railroads have granted ajrat0 oiL ohe and one fare f 11Ml1rchand wall be good returning to April 20i This will be one of the greatest educational gather loge ever held in title country Speakers of internationalrepu tatipn will be on the program A large delegation should attend from Kentucky T J COATES State Supervisor of Rural Schools I MonumBntafMSjorlty If ono could get theYptef of tligsuu who feel worse the day after d hol day than they dldFtbodayMfor het probably could be elected Atchiion Globe r It i i IS 1 4 1 11 0 I t RR P grnu It J I j f rfI 111 S I p t jfBat rnes owthdIIf Y t CbI a IINOOBPOBATED1 rfh t 1f I i I t etajIoIsofi Rgs lCarpts Mailings La Q1CU t3IosFWludijwSll d J I f t I This i Dopartmont is fcuring daily new importations and you are melted toiins yJaect a tHOR kilts k GQMIY f E I 1 f a We have in Stock Rugs 9Wt sizIIa 6x12 mostlyr T I called 9xlzHonest methods and straight forward statements in connection with t 1 1 j r this department affords tf those of limited experienced the same protection w ichJis enjoyed by the most repertJ r t r f sI I e 1 s ivWecomparison of I + of our prices with thpse bfi otheri retailersi I Such an inspection will cost you nothing fv but a little timeit may increase your saving in dollars and cents in makingt your springpurchase r I l vji i ii v Inquiry by mailbr telephone will receive prompt and careful attention I Lt I r t l I I t1I U 1 7 I i J to 1 H 0 tm r f Ilf I 1 I j I I I I iI C01J qQs ive1i With v If x Purchasef no f t f I t 1 t t 1 I I riDi I NE PRICE STORE P I 0 til I l 0 v TycKYi I h You Need Stationery Nothfng gives an individual or a firm standing in the business world like nice stationery neatly printed ThdSomiWeekly Boo Job depart ment feeeps QQnstantly on hand a fine line of lett rle QB notehokds bijliieads st ementsandenvelobes both linen1 ana commercial Wet also do circular invitation and oat aloRne word Give js a trial You wil be pl aged Pine Ariof Giving + I4t one Waits to find perfection in1 JqngandTheflne art of living Indeed la to draw fropi each porn bJo best LiianWhitin i I CR R TIME CARD Time of departure ofIllinois Con tral trains from Nprtonvllle Ky h NORTH BOUND No 102 128 pm No 104 840 a m No 122 Ideal pass1046 a m No 188 local 080 p m SOUTH BOUND v No 101 408 pm meNo 186 local pass 66U a m a L N TIME CARD Time 61 arrival of trains passing and r of trains atEarliugtonr1l9191- 1f 1 NORTH BOUND r No 92 ff26a m No 521116 am- I No+ 94 728ipm 13o 64 U22p m W BCttifTH BOUND NO 68 t 48Ojaim No D5 NQi61HH 421pm No 9a 1 1048 p m I f i v INTBRUBBAN TRAINS NORTHBOUND 11 t No 104 i 752 aim No 100 106a m mfSOUTH BOUND if Noll03i ma000ra0 No107r1267pnt 8fiOPmf Me I E TIME CARD J fpi J P JfftjBJiiVme card wedt into effect 9 1911 NoU2leavii64lS a m v TQf 118 arrlY8i jJllpD1- rs d I o J MEM fRS EVAMSVILliE REBAtEAQCOTPN e 1 t Y t fr1 IJ t I 11- j I I t d 1 I j l i Easter 1is But 4 Weeks QfI j Then the festlveseason of 1prln will egiqaU nature 11 t t 4aret I years of leadership ftirneh arid boys weir in this section fIUncle Sams domainweve never had a greater or t of t mores elaborate assemblage of men arid boys headfbfbot I l sprnweakor more reasQnab y priced In fact that Iis our strong point in gefffn price and quality to r sheet on the least possible margin of profit and the Ijest J at all times is here at our cus 9mersf demand or service r- J Well not imDortune you to LY but we do want to look through these spring IjneS of High Art suits andIovercoats for men Sampecksuits and Renters for boys r Knox Stetson and other makes of hats Hanari ros I I set and other makes of M6ns Shoes MaN Iattars Wef c i I Ff f t 1 r- l i J1 1liTPAYS TO TRADE HERE 1 i TilE BEST q TELEPHONE SERVICE LOOK HERE ME EAEHERi Note that the Cumberland Telephone k Company Incorporated c Inj tooa art Idealpropoaltlqn telephone service our service you have ad Theadvantagestbem would badallV communication with the markets obtaining prices getting accurate advantaglsLiterature and furnished by calling on our manager H W Shelton CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH GOir n 11 f I tJ JJT N r tllrtiIrreeFfl JNNNNHNniV t B M SLAT Ir IJunetal Dra tpr 1 i IJ 1 LJcensBdEtnbalmBfj+ t NEXT1OORT DST lrEI IJ1 J1 I 113 A 2t1 Ail 1mc 1f I ldo4 MADISON viLLE KYO1 11 i fn J n HI yrw ISIM Mi iitmt4 viV i 1 wf = u+rrtMMMM K u G i0 t = n t J r J 0 It e t 1 Co V t ri rr 1l9t AM i 1 0 r I i AsJMORTON MADISONVILIiEKY i q I 1 r I f Iril l Any Call Answered Prom tly Day or Night 1 4erssawern JJro e p f 1 t yFA r The man who whispers down a well I About the things he has to sell i Will never reap a crop of dollars Like he who climbs a tree and r hollersi News of the Towns s Mfsl Billio Williams was in town Friday afternoon Tho Wesley Adult Bible class and the Baraca class of the M E Church South are contemplating putting on a home talout play In tho near future This will be one of the best rtita n by local talont 1Dr EO Brandon of La Fayotte Ky was in town Saturday LOSTSomowheroon the streetsr pt Earlingtbti a g pin drtboinitialSFlpder roturn to Bee office and re ce ve reward 2t Mrs Trod Filer of Madlsonvllle was m town Saturday on Business Harford Ohatten was in Madison vlllo Saturday afternooiiv coung Allen of lfadlsonvJ1l w s- Ina town Saturday afternoon on bust oieps William F Barrow of near Mad I sonvllle was in town Saturday morning d J meBB QarpottofDaw8onwHB ijtownSaturdayonbuslneB8 tWo make t specialty of doing two and three cQloJ work If you want glvesatisfAt prigaeat this M dlsonvllle Branch Qfc llaMortoua Furn tdre Store iAjJiEBN DAVIS Manaliterj IAP darnes of Dalhart Tex who has boon In town for the past r week returned home Monday Mrs Beattwa8 pHilthe sick last week Miss Lucy Fawfrett was on the LJ sick list Saturday vJsltedlherslsterPortland Tex during the past IU mornr J Ji Ndipnvrlif in tl- lstfteruo dont fap t o tgtj M tlneo tt 7- 3tL c H n f Th ina4t Qf adlROnpilld was in ttieplt Monday For it liyftra frawaslnth e pity Saturday night i TheBarap Class J dap attend= ance oftJllrteennresenHinndJfwith I one n the o lhrctIQ 1 was 4135 fivewbrapresetttatahuro6 the preceodlng Sunday and seven bibles I were In tho class This olasBofr bait and heir teacjipr arq hlisjlerB cordially invite all of the young Interestingolas Mrs Joe Baldwin of Springfield Tonn ts the guest of her sister Mrs John Swift H H Campbell who has been visiting relatives in Morganfiold returned homo Saturday Born to Mr and Mrs John Swift a fine twelve pound boy Just look at John hes all smiles Mother and baby are doing nicely FOR SALEMy house on Farren Ave This is a twelve percent invest ment Call on or write I 2t W S Bramwell Bufas Tlipmas was in Hopkins kills Sunday visiting friends final 5 other 1 Not t learn years x I tires Guarantee j basis f VVVIiattliRmslfidud K t rtta nwu rkmmt wctkmrwaw7 ao Wn agy tn 7 Mortons Gap WisB Nanple amt is y Miss Doiitfall to return votes May Hdpla spent hours With in Saturday even ins 1 rr Pu 1 THE Latest Moving Pictures i I Every r Except Sunday JI 1 Every Saturday Afternoon t IV 1 p Ii 01 wm i1 1J 1 o J K 11 JJ 1Irr3V- V u= lV 11 1 01 ca nu s 1cTyloFrtae ep 0 ijirmt9 4i Ale u for thjapajb year Mrs Joe Hogatf and ohlldr en faltLtq OtyUtalt Mr and Mreylll Watford an Mrs Hogan Hecla N Dont forKiJti tbeMSemJbWeekly BQB a branci offlca for Made Btiuvillo In Mortons furni Store It want lug or job work or wlshtQ subscribe for the paper number 4 AILEEN DAvIn Claude Rogers is working 1ft Henderson in town Sunday Hari of Pembroke visited her father J D Lahler day Engineer H 0 Fisher and wile for Franklin TJonri where they visit relatives for a days FOR SALEOne 100 course In anything except civil engineering from International Correspondence School df Scranton Pa sell ala bargain Apply at Bee Office Jolm Blair spout a few hours In MadiBonvlIle Sunday Lem Young of Gap was in the city Friday night visiting friends DIcK is on the list this week Ford of Henderson was in the city Sunday visiting friends TwoColor Ribbon l Tabulator BackSpacer Hinged Paper Fm Era tine Paper Table All the touches of typewriter improvement are foundcr at their best in the 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sIJJiBs azel JRale wibo hap spending the past week slater in Madlsonvllle r turne beenI her home at Heola Saturday IRoyWyatt of Madispnvlllp was in town Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs BusselU Minor and baby moved to Earlington to make g this their futuro home Jtfr Minor is managerof the Idle Hour Theatrp 5jj company We are glad to welcpme him and h is estimable wifato our S city The M F South Church had an p attendance of fine hundred and ten present In spite of the unpleasant weather several visitors were put This attendance was good but we 2 wouldhkp to mako Llt more each Sunday each one bring one next t Sunday and make the attendance beentt VrCASTORJA iThor ISJgnar Virgil Parker of near Rlchland f was in town Saturday Allen Laiiopn of the Southard jj neighborhood was in town Satur day B- Rpbti Stinebongh is on the sick S list this wdek S ToNy Friends I Iam in the Auto I mobile Contest and Anyn B- thing you cando ol assist me will be ap preciated greatly My n umbe Jls 168o Yduts Res t 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POCKET SHOE COB H HEITHAUS Mgr wtTAESton With TheRrua FVetinPro ij 2lMainSreet LVAN6VILLy IND n s r- i t J 1 r I a A AJ GflEA ft 0Pl 11 1 Ii C f the Vatores ClaU1 4ipfi 1i 11 f 1 somely Bound ook4for SOc Itf jJ tiJ 4 lFoj a Jirhi e lie we wi11 sello1i the I Sl anjijJVrI 4 sor liothforYtheI pripe of The Vultures M Claw is one of the best fomathcesbmodern writers and Shoiild be read bjteveryTman woman and child II8 in Hopkins County A copy of the book can be IIi seenat thIS office Readwhat some of the people m r I you know say about then book It WM1ENIIrNGS BRYAN SAYS S Rev C E Wimberly r Madisonville KYMy Dear Mr 1 j r 1 m Wimberly I have read The Vultures Claw it is a splendid 5- m story The book should find a place in libraries and among the + 1 for people You have succeeded admirably in corn ra I bnin moral lessons with an interesting narrative I con 8 I grattiTateyoti Yours truly W J BRYAN g I RELIGIOUS TEACHINGS ARE E CELLENTtIt held my interest from start to finish and I enjoyed as much t c as anything I have read for a long time The moral and religious tlKl Sj logs are excellent and no one can read it and not feel much g benefitedC E Dudley Supt Earlington Ky schools S E l THfi LOUISVILLE TIMES SAYS + a The Vultures Claw ban asorbing1Y interesting story withia deep religions moral i The story takes its name a mIserly I i grasping hypocrite whose left hand is deformed into the 5 of a claw and his characteris so much like a vulture that they title 9f the bopk is peculiar apt Mr introduces more t situations j work is nothing short of geniusrr3 s AN UPLIFTING FORCE A remarkable book it has that strange infinable charm and 8 power which holds us to the very last page It shows the battles among the hard environments and the victories that may be won fr- It will be an uplifting force in everye i measure =St Christian te d 1 Remember the Twiceayeek Bee one year and this handsomely bound 4 1150 bpdk4 fbi1 dtrly lG the price i of the book alone ri m i Mrs M ff 1 GM9tF w ip MrAtiwa + w irOr t r PI Gv h rT r w rt I IIWANTThat question will bo asked nlostdaUy by business men seeking your take theDraughonTrainingnndshow ambition to rise bforobANKE S indorse DRAUGHONS Colleges than indorse nU other buslI cress colleges COMBINED 48 Colleges In 18 States International reputation TjriOTrrllln Penmanship fipclllnp Arithmetic letter Writing BpstacM IswFBBI auxiliary branches Good POSITIONS GUARANTEED under reasonable Bookkeeping Bookkeepers all over the United States say that Draughons New System of Bookkeeping slaves them I from 25 to 50 per centln work andworry Shorthand Practically all U S offi jcfal court reporters write tho System of Shorthand Draughon Colleges teach IYhy Because they know it is the best DRAUGHON DRAUGHONS PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE Memphis or Knoxville Tem Paducah Ky Evansville lad t i by Bsllly A Drltton OoJ yelled tho owner of tho short fat legs Im stuck and cant BO no furder Pun me thoo Hilly About this time the defrauded fowl hew from her nest and attempted to 11 Findngequirming body she perched herself ton the little boys nock and flapped Her enraged wings in his face Tuni yelled the child again help foe thoo Billy tore this fool chicken pecks all the meat oft m my bone Bllly grabbecl the sticky limbs and feavB a valient tug but the body did toot moro attach Alas Jimmy with fila cargo of brofcoo eggs warn fast Imprisoned Pall agater retted the soared and angry child boat the idjetest Idjet they is if yea cant do no better tfeafiJerked with aU his strength loot with no visible reeult Tun harder You noooant gumpl screamed the prisoner beating oft the lien with his handal a x The boy on outside who was ng for his years braced himself land gave a mighty wrench of the i childs stout extremities Jim tiny bowled in pain and gavo hU friend an energetic kick Lemma got he shrieked old tmpedunt backbiter Im going to taU Miss Minerva you pulled tax fctt but by the roota I in T A small portion of the prisoner1 blouse was visible Billy naught hold and gave a strong jerk There toasound of ripping and tearing sand the older boy fell sprawling on Jbia back with agoodly portion of the younger childs raiment in hla hands Now see what you done yelle1 the victim of his energy you aint sot the sense of a buffalo gnat Oh 4 ROYAL SLAVE WITH j a Walter Hubbell IASAGUILA AT March 7th i 1x Strong Cast 1 r Big Productionj GREAT Volcano the SEETHE Palace the floating Island by Moonlight the Marine Spectacle and the Barnyard Chan tecler Girl I g5ctst1x JOB Home Sttrdy Thousands of lJattkcaslll ers bookkeepers and stenographers are hol good positions as tho result of taking Draughons Homo Study CATALOGUE For prices on lessons BY MAIL write JNO F Forfreecatnlo or or or 4Nashville 4Pulp It temple Theatre on I This holo is 6out to cutii atom och open Hush Jimmy warned tho other child Dont mako so much noise Aunt Minerva 11 hoar you 1 want her to hear nlo screamed Jimmy Youd like me to stay stuck m a chicken bolo all night OhI ohTho nolso did indeed bring Billys aunt out on a tour of investigation She had to knocks plank off the hen- house with an axe before Jimmys re lease oould be accomplished Ho was lifted down red angry sticky and perspiring and was indeed a sight to behold Billy got to all time perpose something to get little boys in trouble ho growled and got to all time got em stuck in a holo in a chicken houseMy nephews name la SVUllam corrected she You perposed this hero yoaolfl cried an indignant Billy Mo an Wilkes Booth Lincoln don know noth In t all bout no rabbits eggs sense wes born It doesnt matter who proposed itIt said his aunt firmly You aro going to be punished William I have just finished ono of your nightshirts Come with me and put it on and go to bed This Photo is now new and its i and s We are agalu running the You that means raph Sellg KY Daily 2 Jimmy yon go home and show Srptrp self to your mother Pick up yo shirUan offer the groun what tore off Jimmy ad vlaed Billy an1 take it homo to yo ma Aunt Minerva he pleaded fol mournfully behind her please dont put me to bed the maJor he don 90 to bed no dayttaeej I wont never get me no mo agga to make rabbits egsa outer J CHAPTER VW TelJere ef TaJee The days flew rapidly bx Miss Minerva usually attempted to train Dilly all the morning and by the mid day dinner hour she waa ao exhausted that she was glad to let him play in the front yard the afternoon Here he was often Joined by the three children whose he had made tho day after his arrival and the quartet became staunch friends and chums All four were In the swing one warm spring day under the sur vcillanco of Billys aunt sowing on the veranda Lets tell tales suggested Jimmy All right Frances Ill tell the first Once Naw you ant neither interrupted the little boy You all time talking bout you going to tell tho first Im going to tell tho first tale myself Ono time they SNo you are not cithers said Linn positively is a girl and she ought to be tho first it she wants to Dont you think BO Billy Yas I dogs he goon Fiances Tha little girl thus to tell the first tale Onco there s a man named Mr Ellsha and ho had a friend named Mr Elijah so his mantclidoce fell on top of his head and make him per fectly bald he hasnt got a single hair and bo hasnt got any money cause mama read mo bout ho rented his garments w11chls cloes cause he didnt have none at all what bo Ipng to him spec h ust rented him a shirt and a pair o breeches and worn em next to his hide thout no undershirt at all Ho was dreaful Has Never 10 25 i SOLD AND BY ALL- s r t j t r ii r j ti c J Ak poor ana naa a misenjie ctxao cum mean Mr Perdvonturo took him up on a high mountain and left him so when ho como down some bad little children say Go long back bold head and they mako pockmocks on himIcause I dont want to got cussed So two Teddy bears como out of tho woods and ate up fortytwo hunderd of emWhy reproved Llna you always get things wrong I dont believe they ato up that many chil they did too championed Jimmy M cause its in tho Blblo and mss Cecilia splahtod all bout it tome and Bhos our Sunday school teacher and bout the bullyest splato er they is Them Teddy bears ate up- bout million chlllcns which is all the little boys and girls two Ted- dyso ABO Hald o A time To be Continued Competence and the Morals There is no harm In having a com petence if it does not produce fatty degeneration of tho morals J W Bherrill the Butler Paper Co of Louisville was In town yesterday The condition of Ed Long remains left Sunday for Hot Ernest Newton and Al bert Keoun were in yesterday afternoon attending the demonstration of the tireless cooker atC A Mortons Harry Williams of Madlsonvllle was on the sick list last week Mrs Gaaty is confined to her room on account of Illness Prof 0 E Dudley went to Bowl ing Green this morning on business R a PRINCESS SPECIAL Popular Play Theatre under management its management guarantees patrons high class entertainments Especially Adopted for Ladies I u 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