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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 1 JWj lj1 1 JUESDAYland IyrF FRIDAY IaIj 1 IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESSADVERTISE IT FOR SALE ri TWENTY THIRD YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY FRIDAY MARCH 8 1912 No 26 t Watch fo The Factory Piano daleIT WTLL SAVE YOU MONEY t KEW POWDER DEMONSTRATIONIS r I MlneExr L for This Powder llj I TEST IN MINES PROVES SUCCESSFUL i Providence Ky Mar 4 Attend I ded by fifty coal operators and 111lne Buperlntedents District Inspector Long and others from the St Ber r tdnerd Mining 0001 Earlington in terested In the development of safe p ty methods in tne handling of high explosives particularly In coal pro duction representatives of the Hoynes Safety Powder Co of Cleveland 0 conducted Thursday at the nines ef the Providence Min IQK Co a demonstration of the new explosives made by the Cleveland concern in which a number of Ev ausvJlle Princeton and other Indi ana business men are stockholders Extraordinary claims are made for the new explosives and were demonstrated at the test here The makers of It Claim tor Hoy aenite which is the name given the explosive that It will when gener ally adopted result In a marked re duction and eventual elimination of the loss of life and the great property damaged heretofore pre t coal mine operations cans ed by dust and gas explosions as well rril by accidental explosions In tho t handling of black powder which is still used in more than 90 peroent of theimlnes throughout the country The average American Would be surprised to know that more than 80000 American coal mine workers bave met death and probably twice that number have been maimed through explosion in the United 1 States during a period of about tun years said Wm J Hoynes yet the official records skew that to be the case New and then when a heavy loss of life occurs dlsallIterContinued on Page 4 M 6 i 1 Ply 1r iOOk I 0 5l fr T I ears tl II l w J I R 1 l FLEW TO PARIS ON BUSINESS French Aviator Broke Records and Braved English Channel SAID COAL STRIKE HAD- CRIPPLED MOVEMENTS Paris March 7 Landing at Issylbs Molineaux a suburb of Parisat 11 oclock this morning in a monoplane Henri Sglvey the French flyer brought with him a new worlds record for a uonstop flight from London to this city Braving unfavorable weather and fighting much of his way across the English Channel through violent squalls Salvey made the 222 miles in two hours and fifty seven minutes or at the rate of seventynine and onehalf miles an hour His engine worked perfectly throughout the trip At 216 oclock this afternoon 1 having transacted thee business which brought him to Paris the daring aviator climbed back In to the seat of his monoplane and headed it back tpwfCrdLpadon JHe expects t9 mak slower time on the return trip as the wind is against him r Camldat Depend on Tutu I Salvey explained when he alighted that his trip had been purely on business and had been Undertaken with put a thought of setting any new records He said the train and steamboat service between London ann Paris had been BO crippled by the coal strike that he had feared to trust to this means of traval as his business was ta most urgent nature f GUARANTEED n I ROOFING Squarez 2 Ply 125 Square 10 Years I 3 PlyI f YearsIJL Rt7 iIORDER UBY LUMBER COMPANY ai I r JtlopRPORAT Dtl i i I l l4QlJl8l Y If IT r L ofl Ci C S 4 f b- C 6 7 ANNOUNCEMENT I READIHIS From this date until the close ofJ the Automobile Contest on May 15th wewill give 10000 vtesfo every dol lar paid oh subscription new or renewal 6 ofIpaid with cqupopbooks Books now on sale at this office Now get busy and patronize us0 r Y SEMI WELYBEE PJ IISchool Notes Supt Dudley Misses Weir Sisk Willis and Mothersheadand Ralph Dudley were in HadiaouT ville Saturday to hear Prod Troop of OhicagoUniversitywho lectured on Hawthorne Those lectures are very entertaining and muQhenjofed by the large number who are attending Misses Elizabeth Margaret and Katherine Victory and Porter Willis are also taking the course of lectures given by Prof Troop v Big Ben hasomething to say to people who like to get up promptly in the morningHe es tocal1 wpentheythey want with one prolonged steady callor with successive gentle rings And he guarantees to do it day after day and year after year if you only have him oiled every year or so Ive known him ever since he was ttthat high and Ill vouch for every 1 thing he says Le C Wil y Girr tate rMrtiwl Jkr-a Vit r a U f iwfit x J= KSI W 0 Pareots ate requested to see tbatt their children remain in school until the end of the term Itthej drop out before the final xaminations their entire years drotk will be lost as tbeY cannot biiigrgmbtfedtothQ nest grade in ti following term Thus the pupil will be handicapped throughout the entire school and may lose all interest in educa Won t DomesticSciencB is now beingI taught in the Eighth Miss Goldie Weir The lessons occuron very Friday afternoon and have been pronounced a great success by everyone Prof Dudleyspent Tuesday in Greenv r attending the confer enceof the Sunday School Board df Louisville Honor Roll EioiiTn GBADBV j Karl OBannon Artie Whitfield Tolnmie Featherston NINTH GRADE Y5 jMargaret Atkinson MaryBrown OJiyeOdbb Elizabeth Oorey Margaret Dudley Elizabeth Long off xV TENTH GRADE J htKathleen Willie Lee Orajg y Kenneth Nisbet FIFTH GRADE Eddie Almon Janie lapkwell j Edward Brown Ethel Boyd s CraigFannie Earl Hamby- Daphne V McOord Roy Stinebnugh Lelia May Todd s Guthbert Yinson Gladys Whitfora I I Thelma West 5 Ruby Baldwin Neither absent nor tardy during the month iriBar d wire Cute rag dwounds 1 cellar Uhrllell 1111101 sl uP II ci die NOWENTlefap tiital 1 00 ottleR 8ti i raleddDrpatsst d za- a I C r tpJ r G3I Ld I iI l ENGLISHMAN AT- THESOUTH POLE Capt Robert F Scott Has Reached the Antarctic Goal RESULT ANNOUNCED BY AMUNDSEN THE RIVAL NORWEGIAN EXPLOER London March 7Oaptain Robert F Scott has discovered the south pole according to a statement by Oaptain Roald Amundsen in a dispatch today from Welingtoh New Zpaland The first message with the de finite assertion from the Norwegian explorer that hiR English rival in the race had rnacaed the antarctic goal was received by the Daily Express Amundsen has just returned from his south polar expedition in the steamer Fram and his ar rival was reported yesterday from Hobart Tasmania Todays advices do not give the date of the discovery or men tion the whereabouts of the Scott expedition but the arrival of the captinltsome far southern port is expected hourly o6eNf l 444N4eO- ChurchL Notes N SAM1N Madlionville Christian Church You are invited to the following services Sunday in Madison ville Christian Church 030 A M Bible School 10 40 A M Lords Supper 11 A M regular preaching serv ices Subject What relation has baptism to the remission of sins 080 p m Christian Endeavor 780 pm regular preaching services after the minister preaches on The Boy Problem Mrs Lelhnan will make some re marks on her dealings with boys- S M Bernard Minister TUESDAY a ndh M r l FRIDAY 1r MAXWELL BARKER NEW PRESIDENT 1 Of Nebo Consolidated Coal l Coke CompanyBrother President of State University I OUTPUT OF MINE to BE INCREASED rAH H Maxwell L Barker a wealthy coal operator of Louisville has been c elected president of the Neboisolidated Coal Coke Co to sue coed Frank Febr also of Louisville I A reorganization of the corporation j took place last week when it was decided to make great improvement at the mine and to Increase the output enormously Many modern im provements Will be installed and the 1 business put on a progressive foot l- Ing i The new president has been afctbei bead of the Straight Creek Coal Co at Plneyille Ky for twenty rs i and sold bis holdings in that corncern only a few weeks ago He min medlately purchased controlling In terest In the Nebo mine He Ii an experienced coal operator Mr Barker has a strong belief m the paying qualities of the Nebo mine He Is a brother of J Henry Barker pre eat of Stated University RcBWinklerwlltrematnas su perlntendent of the mine The corn parry is composed almost entirely of Louisville capitalists To The Public J o lam in the AutomobileY Contest and hope to win but I cannot do scwithouttne assistance of friends I ask that anyone who is not specially0 interested in the contest and who has not pledged their votes will vote them for No 173 Anything you can do will be greatly appreciated JAMES B GARNETT Dawson Ky i R f D No4 I fROVALf r 4 Absolutely Pure To have pure andwholesome food be sure that your baking powder is made from cream of tartar and not from alum The Lmbmi will quid you ik7V Royal is the only baking powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar i aWylw4IFT X1 1 H9 Mima N8 Lrs Pherlyts r 1WANTThat question will bo asked ntost dally by business men seeking yotic services If you qualify tako tho DraughonTrniningandshow ambition to rue More HANKERS indorse DRAUGHONS Colleges than all other bus Hess colleges COMBINED 48 Colleges in 18 States International reputation FIt Penmanship En IIIIhmU letter Writing Basinet branches Good reasonable conditions Bookkeeping Bookkeepers all over the United States say that Draughons New System of Bookkeeping saves them from 25 to 50 percent in work andworry Shorthand Practically all U S offi f cial court reporters write tho System of teach COLLEGEwrltsIIi 11 I s Miss Minerva an- dWilliarnGreenHffl4 sssssssesesBye a I FRANCES BOYD CALHOUN II Copyright t 7 2eill7 A Brltton Oo I knows a man what aint got no- thah all on his head remarked Illyrhea a oonjureman an me M Ian Wilkes Booth Lincoln been talkin Jto him over senoo wos born an ho ratnt nover cuss us 1an I aint never igpt eat up by no T dYb neither aceo moh1ffijHtoJDpbald Hos out the poo day 1n cotton hen be sees a tukex buzzard an ho ilk to her like thisI 4e ti- ii 1 It say tafkey tI say f44Wbothall I qep unexpected to a tx MW 1 I t 1f she fop her wings three times yd going toeBweethear but ilehere buzz rllatnt flop Hb wttigs t11 she Jetf leak over an th6ir up 1 his head an he been bald firer- eel Qlfnglehalroomeouit 1 3Didjyou hear bout that Talian gangIMitlng a btuzara Naw said BlyDld it make I krpgat It did she answered hq t for Doctor Sahford and tells him feIdlla de big bird me eata do big Ird de big bird make a me eoek Them Dagoes bout the funniest king folks they la said Jimmy at they got to talk that way cause fa in tho Bible They sputed on the seer of Babel and tho Lord say Con+ round youl Miss Cecilia splained it to emCshos1xKlt the dandiest plainer they You may tell your tale now mmy said Ana am going to tell bout Wllllam Tdl neo hes in the Bible said Jim T Once theys a man name j Bibleredlit 1My8s bd is too drth8 lit tte boy Miss Cecilia splalned Jit toe You all time setting yourseu up 1 to know moren mo and Miss Cecilia ne time theys a man name William fI 3H and ho had a little boy whats o cutest kid they is and the devil me long and temp him Then the rd say TVllllam Toll you aid Adam d Eve can taste everything they in tho garden oopting this ono ap le tree you darn get all tho pears- d bunnanas and peaches and grapes nd oranges and plums and perslm- lons and scalybarks and fig leave JOB Home Study Thousands of oankcasi ters bookkeepers and stenogra lzers are holding good positions as tho result of taking Draughons Home Study CATALOGUE For on lessons BY MAIL write N F DRAXJGHQN President Nashville Tenn Forlree cat Something Nice AT THIS OFFICE In the line of Cards Letter Heads EnvclopcsBill heads Statements Folders Handbills Show nUb Posters Sale Bills Pamphlets Blank Books Let us print them for you and bout a mniion other kinds of fruit if you want toilamcSbat you tech a single apPle And the devil temp him and say he going to put ila caP down Itorev dolifto bow to a William Tell dont bow down to It ha got for good or evil ohmhiaboye a Tbat aU the little boy William Tell and Adam and Evo but ho aint going to fall Jown and worship no gravy imaggwa top a pole ho put a tomahawk in his Jbofiom and he tooken ids bow and arruh and shot the a the middle and never Swings llalp of his head And Eve nibblo oh the apple and give Adam tho core ah Lina all timfl luting bout Adam and Eve and William Tell aint in thq Bible Theyre our first parents Now Billy yon tell a talo and then it will be my Urx osaid Lina with a BavlngthobcstforthelaBt air Once they was a Ofwitoha said Billy What got outer her skin eyy night ant let it on the hearth an tnrnt herself tea great bblack oaf an go1 up tho cbimly an go rood an ride folks filer horses an pel OOrt1 bodys cols an suck thee breath an kin cm an then come back to bd- An cant nobody ketch nor Tall one night her husban watch her anbe roFItblack cat an go up tho chimlj An he got outer the bed an put some salt an pepper an vinegar on thIiakin an oho como back an turnt to a oman an try to git back in her skin an she cant cause the salt an popper an vinegar mos burn her up an Bho keep on atryln an sho cant never snuggle inter her skin cause 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exist nothing equals hot douches of Paxtine For ten years the Lydia E PInkham Mod Cohas been regularly advlslngtholr to use it because of extraordinary cleansing healing and For this pur itswofghtInthroat inflamed eyes outs andwounds All druggists 25 60 cents a box Trial box and testimony of 31 women free on request THE PAXTON TOILETCO BOSTON MAM t f on a burnln woroer n ever an hjfS she is a oman thout no skinon So she try to turn back to t catatfjhe I cant cause its part twelve ercloeic swlvvletei9nelythat was tho las of the ole witch an her hueban live happy ever after Amen Oobe upon a time said Line there wa a beautiful maiden and she was in love but her wicked old parent wants her to marry a rich old man threescore and ten years old which is most all the old you win get unless yon are going to die an4- the lovely princess said No father- you may out me in thetwain Ut 1 will never marry any but my true love So the wicked parent shut qp tt t lovely maiden lna high tower many miles from tho ground and made her live t turnips and she had nothing oleo tr eat BO one day when she was crying a little fairy flow in rt tho window and asked Why Ho you weep fair ono r And she said A wicked parent bath shut mo up and I cant ever see mylover any more So tho fairy touched her head With her wand and told her to hang her hair out of tho window and she did and it reached tho ground and her lover holding a ropo ladder in one hand and playing the guitar and sing ing with tho other climbed up by her hair and took her down on tho ladder and his big black horse was standing near all booted and spurred and they rode away and lived happy ever afterHow he goln to clam up Lino aBked Blllyf with a rope ladder in ono hand and his guitar In the other I I dO11t now Was tho dignified answer That Is the way it is told in my fairytale book- CHAPTER l i IX I i Changing the Ethiopian j Billy and Jimmy were sitting in theI wing What makes yftur pair curl like a glrlsH asked tho latter Its bout the curliest hair they la Yes it do was Billys mournful response It done worry mo moa to death Ever senco mo an Wilkei Booth Lincolns born wo done try evthing fer to get the curl out They was a Yankee man cams long lee fall aflellln some stuff in a bottle what ho NoToKink what hee say would take1hQ kink ou ranybfX gels head Aix Aunt Cindy bought a bottle fer to take tho kink outer her hair an me an Wilkes Booth Llnoola put some on us headB andt j4sDlIke mine curlier n what 1tirasa1re IB shame togo ow f with ijnjr pap off aloeklallks aTfrizzly chle l MIsCeaillasnysh t lUc9 1t m wWs 4Jytrioln 1 Z I jlPY1 iftru 3rt r rJ1tL I W rTR t r r er gR- rLL use I got engages to Miss Cecilia that very firs Sunday but ho did n know it tell I went over to her houso the nex day an tol her bout it She say she think my hair is so pretty Preltynotblnisneered his rival Sho Jus stump you fullern a tlcV with hot air It just makes you look like a girl Theres a young lady conte to spend a week with my mama not long ago and she put somepin on her head to make it right yeller She left the bottlo to our house and I know where t is Maybe if youd put some o that on your head twould take tho curl out Tfclnt nothln ngoln to do it no good gloomily replied Billy II Twould jest make it yellern what tis now Wont I be a pretty sight when I puts on long pants with these hero yallor curls stuck on topper my headt Id nuthor sight ruther be bal headed Bonnie Dicks got bout the kink est head they is Bonnie Dick was the twoyearold baby of Mrs Garnets cook Sarah lane It Bbp is replied Billy Wouldnt he Took funny if lie Had yaller hair cause his face is so black- I know where the bottle iscried Jimmy snatching eagerly at the sug gestion Lets go got it and put some on Bennie Dicks head and see if itll turn it yeller U Aunt Minerva don want me to gc over to yof house objected Billy You all time talking bout Misa Minerva wont let you go nowheie W That Royal the highest a 1i Iobtafaable and Eke tu ofttie- quant tor 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cooking supper they could hear her happy voice raised In relig Sous melody Mrs Garner had not yet 1 returned from a card the coast wagfclear and tho time propitious r Jimmy tiptoed to sook returned with a big battle of a poorer ful londine in one hand tans a stick of candy in the other Bennie Dick be said heres a nice stick of candy for you if youllj let us wash your md To be Continued When you have in your font or Instep apply Chamber lains Liniment and yen will get quick relief It cost but a quarter Why suffer For sale by alt Dealers For We have a 100 orrrBryan d Stratton Business College for sale This Is one of tho best bus iu the State and ft in this college Is A THE SEMI WEEKLY BEE t I h PRINCESS SPECIALI d This Photo PJay is now under newaand its guaranteesI its high class entertainments i for Ladies ad Ch drenI YouAWe are again running the Worlds Best Pictures know what that mean Lublns BioKraph Kalotne Epsanv l anu Vltograpb MADISONVILLE KY Matinee Daily 2 p m t 1 ftNEW MODEL 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I am Onlv sorry I did not learn sooner of of Foley Kidney Plllff In a few I completelyIleat A Y dizzyspullsannoyed at night 1 feel 100 per cent better since using Foley Kid t quickInSold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department Today the Appointed Time Tho future Is an illusion it novel arrives it flies before you as you ad Vance Always It is todayand aftci death and a thousand years it is to day You have great deeds to POP form and you must do them now Charles Ferguson If you have trouble In getting rid of your cold you may know that you MO not treating it properly There Is no reason why a cold should hang on for weeks and it will not if you take Onamborlalns Cough Remedy For sale by all Dealers Practical Minded Am I required to exchange wedding gIfts In tho department from which they wore purchased Not at nil said the floorwalker Thank you I would llko to exchange a rose jar for a frying pan Washington Herald Suffered day and night the torment of Itching pill Nothing helped me until I used Doan Ointment The result was lasting lion John R Garrett Mayor GIrard Ala f Unkind Bliggins thinks ho Is keeping his ight under a bushel Perhaps ho it wlso replied Miss Cayonno his light is probably so small that It would go out If ho lota draft got to W 1 Accidents will happen but the but regulated famlllei keep Dr Thomai Electric Oil for such emergencies Two plzes liS and SOc at all stores Virtue Little Thought or Thp whole world admires and applauds physical courage but moral courage which Is ton times harder to rather tto r FROMT III Escaped The Surgeons Knife I Peoria IllI wish to let every one- knowwhatLydiaEPinkhamsVogetablo Compound has done forme Fortwoyears I suffered The doc tor said Ihad a tumor and tho only remedy surgeonsknifo bought me Lydia E Pinkhams Vegeta ble Compoundand today lam a well and healthy woman For months I suffered r from Inflammation and your Sanativo Wash relieved me lam glad to tell anyone what your medicines have done for me You 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entirely ceased Foleys Honey and Tar Compound cant be beat It stops the cough by healing the cause Refuse substitutes Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department Severe Indictment Callous greed of certain Indivldu is responsible for the loss of non lives in Great Britain than Its cn mles have ever inflicted In the sovc est war LloydGeorge An uneasy fooling in the stomach or bowels yields quickly to HER BINE It tones up tho stomach and purifies the bowels Price 50o Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department Nonsense That Deceives Nonsense when earnest fs Impres alvo and sometimes takes you in If you are in a hurry you occasionally mistake It for sense Disraeli For Sale 60 Scholarship oh Draughons Business NashVille Tenn tOO Soholarshlp on Bryant Strat ton Business College Louisville Ky Apply to I SEJII WEEKLY BEE- Earlmgtgn Ky f Axiertiitlo I Most of HI forget rather than for rlvebecausQ Ittseasier iak 1i4 t T 4v I ai J a AN OPPORTUNITY TO SA- VEMONEYLJ To introduce the famous Pianos for which lam State Representative I have arranged to sell a carload of Pianos to the people of pricesIa eoens Wed Mar 20 And Continuesr 10 Days The Chance of a Lifetime I Every Piano marked in plain figures A CARLOAD OF PIANOS AT FACTORY PRICES DONTf Q JWAITJCOMEt 1 QUICK THE BEST A BARGAINS X SELL FIRST Terms of- Payment to Suit Your- Circumstances TheFamous Schumann Pianos Guaranteed LifeTime- Received Gold Metal at SeattleYukon Exposition arI SchumannRootWeilerPianos f IcThese Pianos are superior in every way fully and reliably guaranteed and rank as the Very best products of the Piano makers skill- I 7 i c11i13ExtraordinarySale Will place these splendid pianos in your home at factory prices You buy them direct of the Factorys Personal Representative and save all middlemans profit andtexpenses it arvIn 1- I rat ar t o I 0 l rfJ 1 r For a 5 FACTORY STATE REPRESENTATIVE t vw Madisonville Ky J a o t- fii c S A Krr i J It iI i 0 V I f orjlr tV iI J 0 tili ri ir f j tar 1 r J lr t 13i HNMM r1 l e 8ee t 1 MOOREyEDITOR AND PUBLISHER J E FAWOETT MANAGERIik Member of Kentucky Press Association and Second District Publishers League Branch Office in Mortons Furniture South Main Street M sonodle Kentucky Phone No 4MISS AILEEN DAVIS Mgr 47 Friday March I MH HHHMHNMHMHHMNN HMMNMHHMMHMMHHMHMH II j et c The man who whispers down a well About the things ho has to sell Will never reap a crop of dollars j Like lie who climbs a tree and- y II hollers 4 I t 0- f HEW POWDER DEMONSTRATION t I Continued from Page 1 one at Brlceville Terin last December the matter is chronicled with scare heads on the telegraph pages of the dally papers But by far the larger part of the fatalities occur in smaller groups and in the rush of our national dally life pass unno ticed The yearly death roll Is still In excess of 2000 with nearly j double that number injurod in addition to those who are killed out right Though the intelligent andenor mously helpful activities of the men connected with the United States t = Qovernmentbureau of mines aued ucational campaign has been ag gressively conducted for a few years past which has been directly res ponsible for a material reduction In the number and severities of mine disasters However the bureau is limited to efforts of advisory nature only owing to our laws so that the use of the deadly and ultradanger der still continue in ninetenths or more of the mines throughout the United States In Europeon coun tries the use of black powder has been forbidden entirely and is pun ishable In this country 8 public opinion and the voluntarv action aof progressive operators and mineworkers M will eventually cause its i An extensive program of shots was carried out at the demonstration to day with a view to showing that the newjexplosives will not ignite coal dust nor gas and that it will uot when properly loaded shatter the thek1 as well pleased with the results ac explosiveIwJ S Craft of Evansville H C Bow and Robert M Parrett of Princeton and A G Spillman and W P Whiplier of Earlington at tended tho test Tfaa Sometimes Worked Well Frequently there is more corrective value in giving a few words of un deserved praise than In hours of lecturing l and pleading If your boy or girl is inclined to disregard your Wishes and your good advice try this Method The Great Ambition All the worlds a stage and all the mon and women arc busy trying to get plays accepted for production MM M1H IMIMNNMN H1M H Subscription Rates One Year to 100 Six months O Three months 20 Sinurlo ooplesto o cotes mailed free on application Correspond wanted In all parts of the county Address us for particulars Entered at the Earlln ton Post Office as Second Class Matter 4 diII Telephone 8 powous abandonment lisle Happenings Guy Woodruffs dog went sud deutly mad at Hambys station last Sunday and business picked up for a shdrt season After Guy had made a hasty exit through a window Claud Glllllaud discovered that the dog was not really mad but only showing his authority Honest B Williams now believes In the old adage That you cant depend on a broken stick especially while crossing a stream Drummers have been as thick as candidates for jailer or fiddlers in halifax this week Mutt Aubrey and Jeff Clark leading the van i Jeff Russell spent Sunday with home folks James Haskins made his weekly trip to see Lon and Jeff Sunday On account of the bad weather we did not have prayer meeting Sunday nightJim McKnight says as the winter was bad and he thinks that the sum mer will be rainy so he has decided to sell his race mare Nancy Hanks A Vain Effort Why dont you take an interest In affairs saId the offhand adviser Why dont you read tho newspapers so that you can converso intelligently With your husband I tried to re plied young Mrs Torklns but I made a mistake I1 read the pre I dents massage instead of the football news I want to load one more cal of Poultry this season and will receive every day up to Tues day night March 12th This if the last car I will try to load this season so brine in the chickens and get the cash Hens 10 cents Roosters 4 cents Turkeys 11 cents Geese 0 cents Ducks 8 cents W J KIRK Madlsonvlllc Kentucky tMI I Askr 4eFor The IYZleSSBaai r PY2fr E SSSB WantaNever hesitate to ask for the particular kind ofecarry such a large stock that it is im possible for us to show you every brand Yours no doubt is here so ask for itany way ifwe e have not got it we will get itj e St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated DRUG DEPARTMENT i lV4Mj6 f 7- t B 6l1 The Surprise of the Spiritual I IDy REV HUGH T KERH Pastor PresbytertanChurch nrmn sates aar vsrmnrtu TEXT Tho kingdom of heaven la r unto treasure hid In a field the wh when a man hath found he hldot for Joy thereof goeth and solleth all the hath and knoweth that fleJdIthew XIII 44 i The discovery ot hidden tre r was one of tho expectant surprise the past said the Rev Mr Kerr secrecy of the soil was once the est security Nero became the tau big stock of his tieop o because V was induced to investigate atnarvci ous treasuretrove In a distant part of his dominions said to be waltlrig for r finder Men of our day loo have be come the laughing stock of their fel lows by selling their all to invest in mountains of rock said to contain acres of gold and stratas of shale and to secrete rivers of oil But this man of the parable was no laughing stock but the wonder of his age and the envy of many men Without searching for it he discov ered a treasure The glittering gold shone before his very eyes Accord ing to the law of the land it was his His heart danced for very Joy and in his Joy ho parted with everything he had and possessed himself of that miracleworking fieldtGod is better far mountains of gold said Jesus To find God to possess him is worth tho sacrifice of every other thing God is the greatest discovery a man can make Job cried out for God Philip asked after the father Tennyson said the greatest desire of his life was to have a new vision of God Let us follow the path of this unnamed discoverer and if we can learn his secret He was surprised Into his discovery It was all so unexpected and so amaz ing and so wonderful that he could not believe his eyes when the glitter Ing gold and the shining silver lay spread out in a heap at his feet So does God sometimes surprise the souls of men We woujd not bo seek ing him had we not already been found of him Our rearch for God has been so long and so patient as has his search for us Sometimes he discovers himself to us and ere we know It we are in his presence Like Livingstone in the African wilderness suddenly facing his discoverer so does God discover us Nlcodemus may search for God in the secrecy of the night but in the broad daylight Jesus reveals himself to the surprised Sa maritan woman Zacchaeus may climb the tree to see the Christ but Jesus unexpectedly calls Matthew from his customary place j So do men stumble upon God in life Men are surprised into the spiritual by tho very act of the eternal spirit they are not looking for God they are found of him Paul went with slaugh ter in his heart to Damascus and of he found not the Christians but the Christians God Verily said the prophet thou art a God that hidest thyself The spiritual life from be ginning to end Is one long series of discovery Tho hidden treasure of Gods all pervaaive presence is ever revealing new wonders to our souls He was surprised into a new men tal temperament Tho very grammar dances with Joy The words as they fell from the lips of Jesus are bubbling over with a new found delight The man walks as it were on air and lives his life in gladness of a present possession So rejoiced is he in his new found treasure that ho again hides it away as something too pre clous to exploit and holds his secret for a little while at least in selfish monopolyThe life must ever ear prise men into a very intoxication of delight The early church was one great merry making community The people of that age did not understand the abounding Joy and the overwhelm- Ing gladness that possessed the Chris thins who sang in tho midst of defeat and who rejoiced in tribulation When Gods surprises the soul there is abounding lIghtheartedness and a burst of melody Every revival Of f true religion has been accompanied with a burst of song The miners of Wales went down ins to the darkness with gospel songs up on their lips In tho prisonhouse ot Phllllppl Paul and Silas sang songs of Joy until tho very prison was emit ten as with an earthquake God pity us for our dryasdust religion There is no gospol In the religion of many of our people and the missing note in our modern Christianity is the note of abounding Joy and spiritual cheerful ness Our missionary meetings are too often places of tears and tragov ties Our prayer services aro top often a rendezvous for dispirited fop lowers Awake awake put on beautiful garments Oui Christ is if conqueror and our treasure is pure gold i1 Ho was surprised into a new intorj protatlon of sacrifice In his Joy ho Booth and scllcth all that he has and buyeth that field There Is nothing transactfonsTherothat sacrifice Indeed thero Is no sac rlfico Men talk about sacrifices said tho immortal Livingstone God knows I never made a sacrifice This from the man who wore his life out to hEIst tho open sore of the world and wej with out etty eelfdenlala talk about sacrifice I If we wish the priceless treasure we must pay the price ittfi w Tr t rM c j 0 you and assure you that it ford to have 4 in or no on of 4 VISITOR COMMENDS SINGING OF LOCAL SCHOOL CHILDREN Former Massachusetts School Superinten B dent Them The letter received The Brunswick Ga self Editor News I was a visitor in the city and to drop in at the art exhi bit The singing from the chorus of little children was the very fi nest of its kind 1 have ever heard Having been a city school for many years in the State of Massachu setts I believe I am a judge Those who failed to hoar it missed a rare trear I suggest that the young lady in charge Miss Bourland I think be to repeat this that more of the people of your city have the opportunity to hear what so de lighted me Being interested above all else in education 1 feel moved to give this public ex pression of my Very sincerely E M Deafness Cannot be Cared byloci they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear Tiure is only one way to euro deafness and that isiby constitution al remedies Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube When ibis tube is Inflamed yon save a rumbling sound or imperfect bearing and when it Is entirely closed deafness is the result and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tupe restored ta lis normal condition heating will be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten ere caused by Catarrh which Is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surface We will give One Hundred Dollart for any case ofDeafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Cararrh Cure Send for clrcu ars free FJ DHBNEY CO Toledo G Sold by Druggists 75 Take Halls Family Pills fonconstltution Engine Jumps Track Switch engine no2065 split al switch in the yards afternoon about 680 and jumped 1 the track tearing up two or three rails The wrecking crew was called outto put engine back on thottrack t 7 ri c bU rii- J t t r Ladies Suits Ladies Coats Misses Chil drens Coats Our Spring Suits and Goats are superiorJo ever shown Dont miss visiting our Ladies to wear i Department and examine the style and quality which we are showing for and 1912 garment in our is a 1912 model- sMr Stevens and Miss will be glad to give their personal attention willaf much pleasure Pricejwants Suits Coats guaranteed sale Barnes Cowand CoINCORPORATED I EarlinhgtOnu10000 Each Dollar Worth Coupon Books Sold 4- Lr4Lc4wi2xW Compliments following Newsiss explanatory yesterday happened superintendant competent requested exhibition appreciation WHEELER iappilcatlonaas Wednesday and those before Ready spring summer Every stock Blair them Skirts Votes k LEAVE ORDERSAT BEE OFFICE t I I r 1 E O CARVER j CARPENTER WORK AND GENERAL REPAIRING DONE PROMP- TLYEARLINGTQN KY Dance a Success The young mon of the town Rave a most enjoyable dance in the E A 0 Club room last Tuesday night The dance was a success in every way The out of town guests were Mr and Mrs R L Taylor of St Bethleham Tenn Miss Hattie Vaughn and Thornton Jewel of Sebroe Carlstddt Robinson of Mortons Gap Forest Myers of Madisonvllle Harry Poolo of Hopklnsvlllo and Tom Olark of Clay Every one enjoyed thorn selves verymuoh Walker and Ray furnished the music we are are I of place Mr of united iu at are I known in at friends extends wishes to happy 1 Fire I a I of only high Hats at reason cannot 1 no matter price buy new light weight Hats showing for 200 SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW We ready with the new spring Hats including Stetsons JVlallony Hudson and to i y f to 3 l j to t PRO JacksonAllen Mrs Eula Jackson this and Allen near Richland were marriage Wednesday afternoon Madisonvil Both the bride and groom well this city and Kiohland Among their many tha Bee their beet the con pie Inspector Here Wi Under Our Rule selling stylish grade seasonable and Furnishings for men able prices you get stung here whatiyou See the felt corduroy Hfib Specials from 100 500 New Spring Shirts sac 06 cj INew Spring Neckwear 250 150 4j 11IHIlTB HENRY LEVY cityWednesday L c i EVANSVILLEii INDIANA J MAINAIVDFIfN qi i 3 Exclusive Hats and Furnishings t- a M J t i f It rr r T 4 IIV4 r W I 1 r VillIj c ci I o m II i i News of the Towns The Earlington Chapter of Q the U D 0 will hold a bust r ness meeting Saturday afternoon i from 2 to 4 oclock at the rest denco of Mrs Elizabeth Pears in Madisonville Services at the M E Church South Sunday at 1100 a in and 7 180 by the pastor Morning subject The Cure of the Af flicted Child Evening subject Faith the One Condition of Salvation Sunday School at i 080a m- WANTED AT ONOB Clean cotton irags atBeoOfIloo- Judge Yost of McldiBonville t was in Greenville Tuesday ou business g Mrs H ABratton of Nash villa is visiting her sister Mrs L r JW Fish of Ridgeway Leo Harrison of Hopkinsville I was in the city Wednesday night visiting friends H D Cowand manager for the firm Barnes Cowand Co left Thursday to m- eetithe buyers of the other two rnes stores and associate with fhem in buying the Spring Stock The associa tion of the three big stores in buying dry goods puts Mr Cowand in position to buy dry goods for the Earlington store as cheap as they can be bought as they buy in such large quanities- Mr Cowand says that the prospects are bright for this year and will push foward the 1 mercantile interest in Earl ingtonMiss Jessie White of BarneE ley was in the city Tuesday She 1wason her way to her uncles Tandy McLean of Nebo to 1 make that place her future home NortonXw on business Dont forget the SemiWeekly Bee has a branch office for Madi eonvllle people in Mortons Furni turn Store If you want advertis InK or Job work or wish to subscribe for the paper call up numbor 4- AIIJEEN DAVIS Manager Miss Essie Oranor of the Southard country is ill with toil silitis she will soon able to be out again Charlie Kirkwood of the country vas in town Wednes day Gilbert Peterson of the Rich land country was in town Wed nesdayFOR SALE Ono 100 course In anything except clyll engineering from International Correspondence School of Scranton Pa Will sell at a bargain Apply at Bee Office Engineer Fisher who has been visiting in Franklin Tonm for a few days has returned home Mr and Mrs Charlie Barnett went to Louisville Wednesday foran extended visit to friends WI H Browder is 111 with the la grippe Miss Aileen Davis of Madison vale was on the sick list the first of the week Mr and Mrs Douglas OBrien are visiting in Louisville this week FDMoGary was in town Wed nes day Forest Meyers who attended the dance Tnesdayufght returned to his home in Madleonville Wednesday morningWe a specialty of doing two and three color work If you want classy 1qb work that will give satis faction see our samples and get prices at the Madisonville Branch Office In Mortons Furniture Store AILEEN DAVIS Manager Miss Hattie Vnughn who visited Miss Margarett Mitchell Tuesday night spout Wednesday with Miss Bailey In Madisonville She returned to her home In Sebroo Wednes day night Carlstedt Robinson who attended the dance given In the EA 0 Club room Tuesday iight returned to bis home in Mortons Gill Wednesday morningWhen in M disonville in the afternoon dont fail to go to the Matinee at the Princess Theatre Buzz Wilson of MadieonvUle was in town Wednesday business Guy Forrester was In Madisonvlllo Tuesday afternoon Bud Kell of MadlBouvllle was In town Tuesday Mr and Mrs Will Whitford spent yesterday in Hecla with her mother Mrs Hogan Dont fall to return your votes Wednesday afternoon not later than 5 oclock Ben Wilson Is on the sick list thi week It Is feared typhoid fever will develop Harry Poole of Hopklnavllle spent Tuesday night with Jim Malo neyINotice to Contestants and Friends of Contestants in Automo bileContest On May 15 this contest closes and no time can be wasted from now on to those desiring to win this handsome 160000 machine To parties wishing to pur chase coupon books can do so either from the contestants or from our office and get 10000 votes with each dol lar worth of coupon books These books are good for cash purchases in merchandise until spent any time from now until five years from date of purchase For other information call at our store and we will gladly explain I BARNES COWAND Co Incorporated Marlin Thomas Miss Rqsn Martin of Nolan Ave Hopkinsvillei and Rufe Thomas of this city will be married Sunday morning at the home of the bride They will come to Earlingtou on train no 52 Sunday and make this their future home Miss Martin is a popular cierk in Frankels store She is a sister to Mack Martin of this city Mr Thomas is a valu able employee of the St Bernard and is a leading member of the W 0 W lodge The Bee ex tends hearty congratulations When you fool dull out of sorts discouraged halt sick and everything seems to bo going wrong you can blame it on your liven It is torpid you need HERBINEA t AH Liver Disorders Wlien lie liver is torpid it throws impurities Info thfl nyfltbm which hamper every organ in tho body Tho result Is that func tional processes aro not properly carried on Impurities get Into tho blood tho stomach is bilious tho kidneys weak and tho v bowels Irregular generally constipated Herbino clears out all these Impurities opens up the obstructed channels strengthens tho torpid liver cleanses tho blood purlHea and regulates tho bowels After tho system has boon thus overhauled thcro is an Immediate improvement Appetlto returns digestion is good the spirits rise the mind clears of gloomy forebodings and everything looks bright and cheerful which means sound aealtbjj conditions everywhere in the body rr Price SOap Bottle JAMB F MLNm PROPRIETOR ST LMHC Ht Te care SwartlBg Eyeballs Sore Eyes er Weak 8lgM sue Ste keaa Eye Salve y 4D ND MM N Va ST BERNARD MINING CO Incorporated Drug Department pis i 0i- K Y 4Telp- L Ii N Pale faces Palef fed weak and shaky womenwho suffer every day with womanly weaknessneed the help of a gentle tonic with a building action on the womanly system If youare weakyou need Cardui the womans tonic because Cardui will act directly on the cause of your trouble Cardui has a record of more than 50 years of success It must be good Er CARDUI The Womans Tonic Mrs Effie Graham of Willard Ky says I was so weak 1could hardly go I suffered nearly every month for 3 years When I began to take Cardui my back hurt awfutly1 only weighed longafterIdo all my work and am Begintaking JUDGE DEMPSEY Elected Exhalted Ruler of Elks Lodge- On Monday night March 25 thilt five candidates will be ini tiated into the Elks lodge and it win be the occasion of a big gathering of that orderA luncheon will be served and a pro gram of toasts will likely be arranged Last Monday night the annual ret J F Dempsey as Exhalted Ruler The other elections were Esteemed Leading Knight John M Oansler of Earlington Esteemed Loyal KnightA R Cummins Esteemed Lecturing Knight Wm Osburn SecretaryRoy Wilson r i elected HoffmanTylerW TrusteeS D Langley Representative to grand lodge in Portland OregonPast Exulted Ruler S D Langley AlternatePast Exalted Ruler B N Gordon CAUSE FOR ALARM Loss of Appetite or Distress After Eating A Symptom That Should Not Be Disregarded Appetite Is lust a natural desire for food Loss of or stomach distress after eating Indicate indigestion or dyspepsia Overeating is a habit very dangerous to a persons good general health It is not what you eat but wha- you digest and asssimilato that doe you good Some of the strongest heaviest and healthiest persons are moderate eaters There is nothing that will cause more trouble than a disordered stomach And many people doll contract serious maladies simply through disregard or abuse of the stomach Wo urge all in Earlington who suitor from any stomach derange ment indigestion or dyspepsia whether acute or chronic to try Rex all Tablets with the dis tinot understanding tbatwe will re fund their money without question or formality if after reasonable use of this medicine they are not per feotly satisfied with the results We recommend them to our customers every day and have yet to hear of anyone who has not been benefited by them They give very prompt relief aiding to neutralize the gas trio juices strengthen the digestive organs to regulate the bowels and eradicate all unhealthy symptoms We urge ypu to try a 25o box of Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets which gives 15 days treatment At the end of tbatttmo your money will be returned to you if you are not satis fied Of course hi chronic oases length of treatment varies For suohcases we have two larger sjzes which sell for 60o and 100 Be member you can obtain Bexall Rem edies in this obmmanlty only at oUr storeThe Bexall Store M Sold by St Bernard Mining Co i Incorporated Drug Department f J 1 Ralph Bingham Will Entertain Here March 19 Ralph Bingham whose fame as a humorist and wit is national enjoys illustrating certain possibilities of American office seek ing with this story A railroad train was rushed through one of the country towns of North Carolina on a sultry summer day As the train whirled around a curve a yellow dog jumped up from the sidp of the track and ran after the train a short distance A farmer passenger on the train watched the dog thoughtfully until the train had lost it to sight He then leaned over to his neighbor across the aisle and said 11 Mister what dye suppose that ar dog would a done with thia hero train if hed a caught it j H In freshness and dexterity of utterance and in inexhaustible originality breezy distinctive amusing brilliant noteworthy vivid tumultuous natural and forceful He will appear at the Temple Theatre March 10 under the auspices of public school Ly ceum Oourse Addmission 50cts and 25cts Major Utley of the Southard country wasln the city Thurs day afternoon Dick Wilson who has been ill for several days is not any hatter It is feared that typhoid fever will develop His many friends hope to soon see him out lagainTaylor Oldham of near Rich laud was in town Wednesday Charlie Gamblin of the coun try was in town Wednesday Mrs T F McOordof the country who has been ill with pneumonia is able to be up againG MoEuen thinks be will be able to go to work Monday He has been confined to his home for some time with la grippe krs Tom Ooleman was In Madi Bonvllle yesterday afternoon IIopktnsvlllespent loney i pm Clark of Clay was In town Tuesday and Wednesday Thornton Jewel of Sebree who attended the dance bere Tuesday night returned homo Wednesday J T Alexander of Madisonvllle was in town Tuesday afternoon on businessMrs M Gordon and baby and Mrs Jobn Rogers of Nashville are the guests of Mrs Henry Rogers this week Mrs Braddoa of Tenn is visit- Ing her sister Mrs J H Fish Dr E 0 Brandon who spent sev oral days with his parents both of whom are sick has returned to La- Fayette to resume his practice Mr Gustavason representing the Gustavason Manufacturing Co of Ohatanooga Tenn was in town yesterdayDr Mrs W K Nisbet and LourstMrs Lucy Bean went to Madison vllle today ou business and to visit friendsMrs John A Byrum and baby of Neboare visiting her mother Mrs weekyClarence Dame was in Mn field Monday and Tuesday Ren Howard of Madisouvlllo was In town last evening attending A Royal Slave at the Temple Thea tre Leo Salmon who Is attending school at Central University Danville Ky will arrive home next Fri day morning to spend the spring va cation with his parents Mrs Earl Stone who has beet in the MartinsviUe sanitarium for sev oral weeks returned home Friday jind IB greatly improved- Mr and Mrs P L Jamison will leave tomorrow for Nashville Tenn to make that place their future home Mr Jamison hIs a good position with the L N and his friends wish him every success Mr and Earl Stone spent Friday in the city with Mrs P L Jameson Mr Mare Goldnamer of P rinotou attended the Elks dance m Madi sonville Friday night I Gill Nelson1l Mrs Maude Gill and Freuaudo Nelson were married Tuesday nighjrt the home of the bride They will live at her honle The Beejexteiids hearty conkr tula tlonsfc r 7 i f j F IF = lAnna Marie Hartman I MYSTIC QUEEN Daughtel y 1 Sta nds alone in her magnificent power of reading the lives of all humankind If you are in doubt if business worries you if you are in a habit of making bad investments if luck is against you if there are evil influences at work if your sweetheart hus band or wife is true if you cannot gain the love of the person most desire if you wish to locate missing person or articles Iou wish to know your lucky days whether a great love is to come into your life to bless you what your prospects are for marriage and a happy home date description and 4 name of person one visit to this inspired prophetess of mod ern times will benefit you a thousand times more than you payrJIf you are not satisfied it will cost nothing This phenomenon can be consulted on all affairs of life no matter what Hours 930 a m to 9 p m Private rooms S First Floor Madison Hotel II 1IIPrivate Entrance From Center Street II Maaisonville Kentucky L SPECIAL COLONIST RATES Via L N R R arr 4 L Jr1 V 3450 to California 3720 to Oregon and r Washington Comparative low rates to points in other States inthe West and Northwest Tickets on sale March 1st to April 15th For further information sleeping car reservations etc call on or address 1 krRJ W LarkinTS T E AvanSVlAgentIp Mtir t qnIipi V IIijjiI iIr Calendars for 1Q13 E S I Importedand Domestic w- na i II i The Semi Weekly Bee has the L swellest line of imported and domestic calendars ever shown to the trade We 1 willsell you calendars direct from the wholesale house and print them in colt+ ors See our line before you buy Sam r pIes are now ready for your inspection F f The Semi Weekly BU- EarlingtoD a v Kenl uckrtd 4 dnnn IYhOnnYn 2ln ddIJ IIIDJ d I IIIIIn R aY BEE ADS PAY GET THE HABIT r a I 4 y- w ffl B JfJI Jft1JMC P j iilJ I if Jdfw t i L1 r r tn Good Crops of Oats were Formerly the Rule Now n Good Crop Is the Exception F One reason starvationthe lack of the right kinds of plant food in the right farm available at the right time The result is weak plants that grow slowly yield light cnafty grain and fall an easy prey to rust blight and insects OTASH eaaketrawPotash Attic your dent r t rirry such Potash Salts to enable you to bring the branus up to this standard Ifhe win not pct will sell ou Potash in any amount forfrcebookGERMAN KALI WORKS Baltimore Continental Building Chicago i Monadnock Block New Orleans i Whitney Central Bank Building COLORED COLUMN REV J K EVANS EDITOR r There seems to be an epedemic of mumps among the children I Henry Yurbrough and children fwho have all been sick are now Jinproving NWe are glad to learn that Mes dames George Simms and Oharl ty Clarke are improving Many people have been pre vented from attending the ba 4- I zaar at the A M E Ohurch Lon account of the inclement weather The church will have ipreacliiug each night next week by different preachers The Mothers Department t will organize and elect officers next Sunday at 3 p m at the f Baptist Ohurch Each mother I is invited to come I Mrs Delia Booker left lasti Monday for Evansville where she wIll take treatment under a spec I ialist J Mrs Lillie Oavenaugh and son t remain very sick Mrs Selina Davidson improves i very slowly tThe Pleasant Grove Baptist i is now completed Since i it has been plastered and painted it is a thing of beauty The church will soon have a corner lodgecThe pastor RJV Gordon and members deserve much praise for their faithful labors The plastering was done by one of its own members who made a nice job of it Mrs Ada Rash who has been staying in Henderson a while has returned home Mrs SaJlie Palmer whp has been with her sick sister in Hen derson returned home Momly The Alt Zion Baptist Ohurch will have its bazaar and rally for the building fund beginning I April 15th and continuing toSun day April 21st On the 21st we hope to have Rv P D Dennis and others preach for us Let the ladies do needle work bake cakee etc and give the proceeds to the church The brethren will furnish the meats We are glad to report Mrs Sa rah Oaborne much improved at this writing You should notice the special bargain counter at Barnes Oow and cC Oos store Ladies white goods 50000 votes with every i I FREE4 t to Get Votes Votes on the Automobile will be1 given with every cash purchase made at i the store of any member of the club 100 votes for every dollars worth pur t chased NOW IS THE TIME TO BUSY The earlier you start the 1more advantage you will have in the final count Remember the object of contest 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 of every contestant to ask their and neighbors who buy their Dry tM I Clothing hoes Hats and every they get from members of the Club the coupons for you Thus the contestant who gets the greatest number of friends who trade here and e give them their coupons will receive the 1 L C i y Watclici Clod Jewelry Fine Watch Repair Webb 1 H Stove j 50c purchase and 1000000 votes with the purchase Of every mans hat in the bargain show case These goods are of the best Dual ity You should purchase bcfpre they are all sold J We can now sell you tliGSfemi Weekly Bee price 100 siift the Vultures Olaw 1 50 a remark able romance full of moral and religious teaching both for150t- he price the book alone We shall be glad to show you acopy The Auto Contest is on in ear nest Somebody can winsome body must win somebody is go ing to win You can help to settle this question by buying the Trading Books at the store of nuy member of the Booster Club find casting your votes forTlt Ev ans No 175 The Bee has the names of the firms constituting theBooster Club Donfforget to purchase the Trading Books Glorious News comes from Dr JT Curtlss Dwight pa1tlentscured myself by them of the same disease I feel sure they will benefit any case of exzma This shows what thousands have proved that Electric Bitters is a meet effective blood purifier Its an excelle rem edy for eczema tetter salt rheum ulcers bolls and running sores It stimulates liver kidneys and bowels expels poieonfi helps digestion builds up the strength Price BOots Satisfaction guaranteed by All Druggists Very Serious It is a very serious matter to ask for one medicine and have the wrong one given you For this reason we urge you in buying to be careful to get the genuine Liver Medicine The reputation of this old relia ble medicine for constipation indigestion and liver trouble is firm It does not imitate other medicines It is better than others or it would not be the favorite liver powder with a larger sale than all others combined SOLD Df TOWN 12 CITY DIRECTORY MayorF D Rash Police JudgeA J Beiiiiefct Chief of Police VVm Bradley Night OhlefJ H Hamby Tax AssessorJ H Oorbttb City CiorkPaul P Pric- eTreasurerFrank B Arnold City Physician W IL Nishot City EngineerR E Whlpfler Street Wood Couucllmon BfadlBoQ OldhanvF Goo 0 Atkinson Illos Blairi M Henry Meeting night first Monday night In each month School Trustee Paul M Moore Board of Health Ed M Traheni G Gilbert Kinc and Curtis B Johnson tAt D PostuiaBfor Ohas Cowell FJRB DEPARTMENTH D Bog frllOnlef F B Arnold Assistant Chief Chas Barnett Captain Claude Long Gilbert Lone W D Cavaness Brick Bouthworth Baker Ft ate Goo T Miller Will Ray burn Bryant Deal Firemen OPUROHESO- ATHOMO OHUKOH First inase every Sunday and holy day at 700 a m Second mass and preachlup 980 a m Vosporfe and benediction 7 p m Rev J P MoParland Pastor CHRISTIAN CHUBOH Sunday school at 980 a in Proaphlng every Lords day at 1045 a m and r m Prayer meeting every Wednes day at 780 p m DR D T STANLEY Pastor M E OIIUBOH Regular service third Sunday at 11 a m and 780 pm Prayer meeting Wednesday at 730 Sundayschool at 980 a m Class mooting second Sunday at 080 am REV HoirzatAW Pastor M EOHURUH t3ouTHRevV O pastor Services on every Sunday at 11 a m and 74o pOm school at 980 a m Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 780 oclock Ladles Aid Society every Monday after noon Official Board meeting Mon day after first Sunday lu each monthMISSIONARY BAPTIST CHUROII has services 2nd and 4th Sunday in each month also Saturday night ber fore and Sunday night following eych Suhday prayer mooting Wed desdav evening Sabbath school I Dr A O Sisk Supt Ladies Aid meets each Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock Pastor W H Gregor of Louisville JENEKAI BAPTIST OHUBOII Services fourth Sun Jay and in each month and Satur day evening preceding Prayer meeting Friday evenitR Sunday school 2 p m- REV 1r LYNN Pastor EPISCOPAL OllUROIISorvfces2nd- 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 1 t r s t a 1 u n ITo w w WN F 3 3 5c lOo I t + 1 M I No 648 meets 1st and 3rd Fridays In each monthE J PHILLIPS Victoria Lodge No 81 K of P moots ovary Monday night Visitors welcome NEWTONK S Lodge A O U W No 601 meets every night Y Q WALKER See Golden Cross Lodge Earlmgton No 525 meets 1st and 8rd Saturday night in each month MRS BERTHA UMSTKAD Soo Degree of Honor No 10 meets 1st and 8rd Saturday nights in each month Miss LIZZIE HUFF Sec Ben Hur Lodge Earllngton Court No 55 meets every 1st and 3rd Monday night at old AlaRonlo Hall DR C B JOHNSON Scribe Stmidwatte Tribe No 67Rod Mon moats everv Friday sleep HARRY LONG 0 of R Woodmen of the World Catalpa Camp No meets every Wednesday night All members are earnestly requested to be there WARREN RAY Clerk DAVIS Deputy Clerk Modern Woodmen of the World No 11002 meets every Wednesday Y Q WALKER SOOt Elks B P No 788 moats at Madlsonvlllo Monday night A 1600 Howard Touring Car to be given away free by Earlingtph Boosters Club Each member greatofest number of votes to this elegant Automobile Free 8c I GET is of evetiinp Sunday morning evening Hopkins MONROE Rules of The Read carefully the rules of this contest it will make it much easier for the contestant to understand the methods that are used No name of contestant will be known 2 No names of contestants will be pub lished 3 Ever contestant gets 2000 votes to start with 4 Every contestant gets a num ber 5 Standing of contestants number published weekly 6 A votes must be brought in Wednesday for recording 7 Votes not be written on 8 Tie votes in package with contestants number and amount on only 9 Color of certificates will be charged monthly and must be recorded monthly to count 10 Votes are transferable only before recording H Contestant largest number of votes on May 1St 1912 rig the auto 12 Contestants will not be permitted to solicit votes within our store or in front Of the building INCORPORATED Goods Clothing Shoes MillineryJLadiei sj JMMC Ready to vi arc z aniRui ITTnw SJ f9111 j IIiIiIari1II f YovrFriandss LAT Theatre KLatest Moving Pictures Night Except Sunday iEvery lMatineeEvery Afternoon 9 Reels and dAnr1nne pmdhiylnnt 1dldb12wh DAaia Sec Thursday 801 O B N GORDON Exalted Ruler ROY S WILSON Secretary Earllngton Chapter U DOmeets 1st Thursday In each month at 280 p mMRS EMMA DAVIS Pros Knights and Ladies of Security 6rMondayinvited to attend WILL OARRIOAN Clerk Lodges Showing the Goods A novel mode advertising for a wife has been adopted by an Inhabl tent of a provincial town in England A photograph the gentleman fa placed in tho window of a shopkeeper and underneath is tho following notice Wanted a female companion to tho above Apply at this office rt To MothersAnd Others You can use Bucklens Amiss Salve to cure children of eczema raflliRs totter ohn n s scaly and crusted humors as well as their ac cidental injuries cuts burns bruises eto with perfect safety Nothing else heals so quickly For bolls ulcers old running or laver sores or piles it has no equal 25 ots at All Druggists WE DO ONLY THE BEST JOB WORK I II Get Into The Big Auto CONTEST FREECOrJiest May 1t5 JIII 1J12 il 1 ICar on at Barnes CoVV id Coin any iiHow i1this 1terest votest1ij Wiley Brothers Groceries Whitford Hardware iiW mmffBLACK GomrulBslonerKobt grand FivePassenger Contest as BARNES COMAND r GO SDrr 1 Meet THE Saturday A cordiallyinvited of of closesDisplay II How to Get Votes I With every yearly subscription to The Earlington Bee accompained by 1uin cash 3000 votes will be given This pInewas many as you desire You can also get votes on job printing and advertis inggoo votes for each dollar paidon either job printing or advertising Get your friends to give the votes when they pay any of their accounts But the best way to get votes is to secure subscriptions to The Bee as the sched ule of votes is so much greater for sub ii scriptions than for anything else You will be suprised how e it is to t sub scriptions to The Bee if youtrYfR r CONTEST CLOSES MAY 13 1912 Send in Your Nomination at Once and go to Work for itsrGeorge King Son it DrugsDmggiste Sundriei and Soda Fountain SemiWeekly Bee p 1 Per Year iBarnett Stone Liveryman I r iF r r n- a y D tip r I It IF raeew C A ewowlarr MORTON I MADISONVILLE KY 1 Funeral Director and Embalmer S Nsghta 1 I J FACTS ABOUT XEICTTIOKY WORKING WOW Woman Club of Louisville Complies WagesiiThereare about 80000 women in factories mills workshops an stores in the State of Kentucky In 1011 an Investigation of 180 factories was made covering 11048 of these women in Louisville Cov Ington Paduoah Henderson Lex ington and Owensboro i Their hours of work were found t be long and their wages low In com parison to the cost of living in these cities IOBO being the lowestamount t on which a girl can support herself In Louisville- rr r Following are a few facts an figuresSomo girls stand all day long tending several complicated ma chines running at top speed Some do over and over ono small mono tonous task Some sit at sowing machines and havo a forelady con stantly urging greater and greatsr hurry until the nervous strain becomes unbearable- Many are worked to the point of exhaustion in bSdly ventilated tao anrrounditfor the paltry wages of i 00 or 80a week 2600 women in garment trades I n fortyeight establishments Hours Irregulac varying from thirteen a aIiorthreejvfJiQOO women in twentyseven to baoao factories where the danger of eontraotlng twberculoili IB very ghat 1105 women in nine mills where they work eleven hours adayllve havesrla generally paid by tho piece so the girls run from SIX to ten looms in wlgeThepoorly vedtllafed1 and dirty 488 glrla in candy and chewinganm thairglrlaw a day every day tot week Arid imonths They have to remain sitting all day or standing allL day Conditions so bad that some facto ries are changing employee daily storetOvertlmo bigbargain e is never paid lor except by a supper 1 ITitOf Great The Newspaper World I Eight Pages or More and Each Tuesday Friday lowN002 girls receive 600 and less 697 women In twelve telephone ex changes Wages start as low us 1200 a months while the hours are Irregular and long When a girl must be ready to work and work from 6 P M too A M In contrast with these bad condi tions some factories and stores were found where the conditions and wa ges were both good the girls satis profits There IS NO LEG ISLATION to prevent women wb Sworked CARDdTime of departure of Illinois Con tr trains from Nortonville Ky NORTH BOUND 128pmNoNo 122 localI No 180 local aotrNDIi SOUTH No 101 nNo 108 146 amNo 121 local pass 128 p ml Nq lss I Alper 68 am I u poisingtbrodghoriginating at BarliBgtoirr Effective Sunday April 0 lOll NORTH BOUND No 92 625amNo 62 1116 a m No 94e 0 723 p m No 641122 p m SOUTH BOUND No 68c 480 amNo 95 823 a m No 614i 4 4211 p ra NQi 8qlo48 pm INTERURBAN TRAINS tNORTH BOUND s tC 200pmNos OUTH BOUNDS No iMl tis7llbf 3mt No 1061000 attm pVmNoNo 1111 610pm1 U14 f 1 M H JcE q t fr r rH M H kEt time card went Intoa No 118 arrives880 p m St Louis I Tha Greet Rtpablican Paper of America GlobeDemocrat f TWICE EVERY WEEK I Almost Equal to a Dailydat the of a W e 100 One Dollar a Year100No other paper gives the NEWS so promptly so fully so accurately No other paper prints so great a variety of interesting and instructive read ing matter for every member of the family No paper isso goodB so clean so cheap Ifi Now dsgoodI ra a1nNo TIMECARD ONoII The Subscribe Pricet lyII and this Stirling Republican News JournalTn n n n u uY Mfln of 912 and until after the electionof the next President It is in dispensable to every citizen andought to be in every household eampie cop t tea freeAddress The Globe Printing ot Louis Mo e n 1il We will fprnish Tke St Luis GlobePemecratr Twice a Week I isand the SemiWeekly Bee at the low price off150 forboth papers 1 one year T lS mnprecedented offer open for only a limited 1lame Send in your subscription at reuse ta THE SEMIWEEKLY BEE EtrliHgtet Ky 0 L rv t T 1 BP r nr DI8 t i 11Xt1l t i r eI0j In unsanitary conditions by indJffei ent employers There Is however a bill before th State Legislature to regulate th hours which women may be em played to compel stores to furnisi seats to insist upon sanitary sur roundings These facts were brought out at meeting of the Womans Olub Louisville Feb aotb and on moth It was decided to send them to al tile newspapers of thQ State andasl for editorials Nineteen Xiesa Second without a jar shook or disturbance Is the awful sped of our Bart through WeWmdfr at meh ease of natures movement and St Nefifea Just thorough work that brings good AUDrnggIB Obstinacy makethatsalary cutf Because replied the wantedbesomething punvat wise while worms eat away their strength andvltalJty A few doses of WHITESORE M VERMI FUGE performs a marvelous transformation Cheerfulness strength speedo old by St Bernard Mining Co In Drug Department e begin DRUGGISTS rp II Every Dollar of an Ad I Money is Above Par Its Buying fpvrer I ctuaJ tno hipcl t dii 1 j J j Ybt vary ifl valg e t y va Y jilt chgsiag power The manor wotnan who studies I I lar do usual work of two 4 And theexperienc reader of advertisements willalways dol lar command premium make it buy than dollars worth as figured on ruling prices of things How much above par are dollars in pocketworth depend on how closely study buying opportunities outlined in the store ads i 00 r t 7 k I i tJtaktYApprohmovsh- star Wit fate M ono for yto rfiuano yet repliedar Cor1i0psel Sometimes ithlnk ughioCQ A healthy man a bit own right ia ealthy maQrauAhnPP7elare For Impure blood nd ting iih fiver burdock Blboil Bitter OnthemarkeVforjjjears fioo a bottle Must Be Good Bad tfA mans mlnd may bo likened to garden which may he intelligently cultivated or allowed to run wild but whether cultivated or neglected- It must and will bring forth If no seeds aro put into then an abundance of useless weedflecds will fall therein and will continue to pro their kJndJames Allen winonilmentsr t daft etoU8 It is not the cold itself that you need to fear but the sere dlsdases that itolton leads genTiseasesare among them Why not ko Chamberlains Cough Reined v nd burs your cold while you canp For sale by all Dealers Importance of SelfControl The ability to restrain appetlto tongue and temper to bo their master and not their slaveIn a word absolute BoltoCOntrolls also of rst Importance One who can not himself is unfitted to govern others MarshallFloldYou Oi Nothing gives an Individual or a firm standing In the business world like stationery neatly printed The SemiWeekly Bee job depart ment keeps constantly on hand a fine lint of letterheads noteheads billheads statements and envelopes both linen and commercial We also docircular invitation and cat alpguo worfr Giveiusa trial You will be pleased s a tibeforeme olr ltf tQ1Lsalt tI tI J tf I I 4i Ja1 J ll r Hear3gIt wood peckers select one tree rather thane others of the same kind in tko for est upon which to their opera tions why they attack one side of a tree find leave the other untouched doubtthata neath the point selected arid that the bynI A C A tight feeling In the chest ac URhIndicates dollarwithIRED PEPPER POROUS PLAS TER for the chest The syrup re plasterdrawsl an combination for curing byI1tted Ding Department PNEUMONIA left me with a frightful cough and couldhardyminutes doctor could not me byDRDiscoveryMrs sOc AND 100 AT ALL Readers I Fiseguently is A J j 4 dollar ds t par advertiithe e4 rtake a a more a 4 the your It will you the e- i le king ID on use Either or a useful it duce OrouadlJrnaa boob it I t or f f I Worry Cause of Hypochondria I nost common dlieaitf caused bC h7j is hypochndri i Its yictlii Yjf that Sie or she is going to be HI every indtsposedPiiyseally mu but they suffer ffonl a mental diseaeerrt which Isa varflty of morbid I WOSVj 2 r v r I jTheand cures diabetes weak and jRSJft backs rheumatism and all Irre u j laritles of bladder troubles reraov iInbladder troubles In children If not sold by your druggists will be seut t by mall on receipt of 100 One S smallbottle is two months treat ment and seldom tails to perfect a t cure Send for testimonials from Ky and other states Dr E W J HaP 2926 Olive street St Louis Mo Sold by druggists Mrs Blunderby Talks vtsttngYesm j i Shes been in a catamoso condition for two days My dear bring me a cup of tea will you l I prefer Oblong J if you have It Boston Transcript i The most Common cause of Inso mnla is disorders of the stomach Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets correct these disorders and euchre you to sleep For sale by all Dealers Ho My Friends I Im I nbhe Auto 1 mobile Contest and expect to WIn Any C thing oyoucan do to assist me ap 1 Vf r wgreatly precla red My I number is 168 Yours Kespt ii jl j e la ltl Rj if EarlingtonI y n i- r lrm CA BUY YOUR SHOES NOW AT THE t POCKET SHOE COMPANY a YOU FIND THERE THE SEASONS NOVELTIES t I Mens 4 Shoes Oleannp Price 348 and 298 Mens 350 Shoes Cleanup Price 208 and 248 Womens Shoes nil leathers values from 250 op to 350 Oleanup Price I93 Boys Misses and Childrens Shoes utSpeoill- Oreanup Prices All leathers and styles black and tan I T Bargain table l offering of Wo t mente Shoes odds sIto i Their Cleanup Sale is now coming citI fSpringmoving in Noteithese seasons end bargain offerings v I j l Men s 8 and 2 50 Clean i up Price r98 Womens Shoes of B all leathers values from 8j50 to 5 Cleanup Price 2i98 x q Womens Shoes all leath s ers values from 3 up to 4 t Oleanup Price 298tx at 4 f 148 and 08b 11 J I t 1 These goods are all reliable staff a drnakas nsl cont i r seer of our regular stock We must clean n to make room nrVffor a 5l i i JOCKET SFlOg e j V B H aEITHAUS MrThe Store With The Brut Fttt iffFfen- tZ 1 7 Main Sreef EANSVIlL IND tI 4 0 A GREAT OFFER The Vultures Claw7 a ElalJdjS f i some y Bound 150 Boqlkfor SOc Fpr a limited time we will sell you the Twice a1dthe M 150 both fotheI price of i5P The Vultures Claw is one of the best romances modern writers and shouJdbe read by every man woman and child ill Hopkins County A copy afthe book can be een at this office Read what some of the people 1 you know say bout the bookA r WE JENNINGS BRYAN SAYS Mrt q a place among the- boos for young people You have succeeded admirably in com s 3 bining moral lessons with an interesting narrative I con grata ate you Yours truly WJBRYAN RELIGIOUS TEACHINGS ARE EXCELLENT 1 It held my interest from start to finish and I enjoyed as much as I 4 I have read for a long time Tile moral and religious mucht y TIm LOUISVILLE TIMES SAYS The Vultures Claw ban asorbingly interesting story with a deep religions moral The story takes its name a miSerly grasping hypocrite whose left hand is deformed info the shape + of a claw and his character is so much like a vulture that the title of the book is peculiar apt Mr introduces more than a dozen interesting charactors and a multiplicity of situa I tions which he with a master hand His descriptive work is nothing short of genius AN UPLIFTING FORCE A remarkable book it has that strange infinable charm and power which holds us to the very last It shows the battles among the hard environments and the victories that may be won It will be an uplifting force tim every life which only eternity can 4 measureSt Louis Christian Advocate j A Remember the TwiceaWeek Bee one year and this handsomely bound 4 150 book for Only t50 the price ct1a 1ledhlli Jas sMM JMtl e14tt iMav 1M7i ifv vi A f Y Wu Lw 4 YN kn i V i Get YQrSriln Wall Paper Now We have a complete new line of WallPaper all colors and prices Now is the time to repaper your room for spring See our samples and get prices We guarantee to save you money SISK BROS Madisonville Ky Co G Complimented The following clipping from a j Bardwell paper shows the estimation y in which Co G was held while on r recent duty in that city Well Behaved JuncHj I t The soldiers who were on duty lire at the trial were well behaved yonng men arid not a word of com plaint could justly be registered 1 against their cojiduct In the discharge oftheir duties during the trial Saturday morning they were polite givenIEsteem That la Lasting v There is no occasion to regard with continual dislike one who had former ly amean opinion of your merits for you are never BO sure of permanent esteemedUs mistake If it be a mlakV 8Lr Urthnr Helps Wanted Harmony 5 Mrs de Style Marie I shall take one of the children to church with ae The MaldTasm Mrs de Btyle Which one will go best with xny new purple gowurBoston Tran script Elegance In Humility Can anything be so elegant as t have few wants and to serve thou ibnes eUrEmerson Show Big Success CIA Royal Slave was given at the Temple Theatre lAst evening and wag decidely the best play staged in Earliugtou this season Each actor deserves much praise for the rendition of his part 1 Aquilla the old Indian servant deserves especial mention It is hoped that manager Brinkley will be able to secure other shows as good as this one- Munohausenisme A Now York journal says thoro art cornstalks in Connecticut as large as a small tree How convenient Now fa the Ohio valley bottom lands the chief drawback to com raking is that the squirrels climb the stalks and when safely out of rifle range eat the ears while the airship in its present development wabbles so that it is no good to shoot from Louis i vibe OourlerJournal Piece of Good Advice They will sever grind with the wa ter that is froze The human body is about twothirds liquid If you are a cold proposition better warm up and you will find the grind a whole lot easier Success Matter of Will Power Dont flinch flounder fall over nor fiddle but grapple like a man A man who wills it can gO anywhere and do what he determines to doJohnT- odd Let us print your horse bills this season and save you q y y satisfactory1H aPt prices d SEMIWEEKLY BEE Earlington Ky Mixed The Caller who has been looking over her hostess booksDo titcm Hostessdelayednustrated Oh yes where is be now The last time I saw him he was in The Sign of the Cross Sack a man IT figure vasnt hel Cleveland Plain healer ft 1 The Saving Element Tho party1 gote pieces in t reform wave unless the boys 7themi Baltimore American BusinessHl A FEW WORDS TO The Dentist Advertise your office hours St i i Lawyer Let the people know where your office is cy Doctor Tell the people about your infirmary v r ArchitectAdvertise your plans r Preacher Advertise your services x BlacksmithAdvertise your work and pricesr J tt cryFarmerAdvertiseI ft DruggistWhat do you carry besides drugs f 5 4 JewelerLet the public know your lines I Milliner Tell the women about your hats i 1 Overcome Indolence Flret The first step in the discipline ot I isleaseandi 1 npllshedother the J Ilea Embryo Politician What makes you think the baby1s going to be a great politlclanr asked the young mother anxiously TMJ tell yon answered the young confidently He can say more thsthat sound well and mean nothingI all than any kid I ever saw IuThoughtI so lan to eocmter as suspicions that caaaot ia the nature of things be disproved or brought to the test of fact that relate less to the present than to some In definite future and that tend through Infinite repetition end by their very eluslveness to acquire a certain credi bility Sydney Brooks IlEverPreaent Call of Duty In the measure in which thou eeekest to do thy duty shalt thou know what is in thee But what is preI1 t A Resolve Not frequently or of necessity letrIsay to anyone or to write la a letter that I have BO leisure nor continual ly to excuse the neglect of duties re- Quired by our relations to those with whom we live by alleging urgent eo cupatlofis Marcus Aurellus Worry as a National trrl- At the door of worry are laid SO pW cent of the troubles of the Amerloiu people Scientists who have devota4 themselves to a study of worry a4Its influence on the mind do not beak tate to say that Americana are i j Worst offenders FJ MR MERCHANT It Have you planned your advertising campaign for your j next years trade Get busy if you havent and make notesrtj topfdvertiseG 1 IrAll the Best Hotels Advertiser r Rectors of New York is running pagjads in large dailies allover the United States =d 1- Y v t j 4tiaVertiai rf DOES NOT PAY UNLESS you put time and thought mit or get someone to do it for you You know a stove will not cook anything n unless there is a hot fire in Itnnd it is the same way with advertising it must be ablaze with reminders of what people need and want 80 is the smallest price ad you nan put in the Saturday Evening Post and thousands of people spend that every week for advertising so it pays Some Icompanies spend six thousand dollars a week for advertising surely it pays ansI pays well I 7 KentuckykI I i Order Locals Put aWant Ad in Next feft Begin 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