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Digital page images are linked to the text file. tllT 9 a I c j u TUESDAYand FRIDAY h YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE TWENTY THIRD YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY TUESDAY MARCH 12 1912 Nd 21 CAPT SCOTT NOT Y THE DISCOVERER It Was Capt Amundsen who Found the Long Lost South Pole ICLONDON GIVES AMUNDSEN CREDI1 London March 8The Royal I Geographical Society accepts un qualifiedly Captain Amundsens claim that ho reached the South pole and takes it for granted that he was the that explorer to reach the goal although Amundsens brief dispatch does not mention that factGeographers point out nowever 4 that Capt Amundaefr and Capt Scott may both have been there and within a mile of each other without knowing it and scientists here are awaiting further details before ac cepting definitely the defeat of the British expedition Denies Giving Scott Credit l Hobart Tasmania March 8 Captain Amundsen denies having telegraphed anything regarding Captain Robert F Scott or tb9 Brit- Ish expedition I Fal e Alarm A great deal ot excitement wag i caused In Madisonville last night by the fire alarm ringing incessantly for fifteen minutes Intermingled with three pistol shots The soot in t in about three minutes As for the pistol shots some ono was trying a new pistol To My Friends r Iam in the Automobile Contest and 1 expect to win Any thing you can do to assist me will be apt preciated greatly My number is 168 Yours Respt O C CANSLER Earlington Ky I 1 Ply 100 Square 5 Years eNNN eau+ I Church vl04 NNeNooaANN Xtdlionvillo Ohrlitiaa Church To be noted concerning the publio servloes of last Lords Day were fine attendance at tho Sunday School two Improvements introduced by Supt Franklin a large Sunday morning audience to listen to The Plan of Salvation a lively 0 E with a specially prepared program At the evening hour tho minister preached on uTbo boyhohood of Je sus Mrs Lehman followed with some remarks on How to rear chil dren Her words came with es pedal power as she announced to the audlenco that she was the moth er of eight- Next Sunday I N McOash one of the leading speakers of the American pulpit will preach either at the morning or evening service He was formerly minister of our great Uni versity Place Church DesMolnes Iowa and this Is a rare opportunity for our people and the community in general to hear him Next Sunday evening the 0 E will bo conducted entirely by the young men and they propose to run the service fully as successfully as the young ladies did last Sunday Of course the young ladles are ex peoted to be present and to sing A letter will be read Wednesday evening from Chas Cox our young man who is studying for the minis try at Lexington giving his experi ence in that institution Mr and Mrs W O Hollinger are representing us this week in Cincin nati at that great misstonay exhibit known as The World In Cincinna ti A member of Kennetts Bible Class of the Clifton Church Louis ville made his influence felt In Mr Lee Gibsons Bible class Sunday morningMr Mrs Henry Beard of New York were being greeted by former friends at the two services Sunday W E Frazee of Louisville is exp oted to conduct a Sunday School Institute here March 27 and 28 Evangelist Roy L Brown Is hold- Ing a revival at the First Christian Church Birmingham Ala The people are captured by the singing of D E Snyder S M Bernard minister Lost Fine Horse Barnett do Stone had the misfor tune to loose one of their fine match grey horses this morning The horse was said to have been struck by the Dixie Flyer It was valued at 200 Ii GUARANTEED ROOFING i 2 Ply 125 Square 10- Years 3 Ply 150 Square 15 Years lj LET US HAVE YOUR ORDER R i I LUMBERj yy c COMPANY INCORPORATED KENTUCKY M is J Iii r JA 1 T oc Ix r t1 a n s yF WHEN IN ARLINGTON i STOP At THE HOTEL On Farr n Avenue Bond Meals arid Good Service t RATES 200 PER DAY MRS M GILFQY Proprietor PARALYSIS I THREATENE Coal Strike of England Promise to Put Nation Out of Business GREAT PERSONAL HARDSHIP BESIDES HEAVY BLOW TO BRITISH TRADE London March 9A million and a half workers idle the industry of the country threatened with corn plete paralysis if the conditions do not change the price of bread and other foodstuffs advancing thousands already feeling the pangs of hunger children going without breakfast to school great tbeltI properties going to ruin ability to prevent their deterioria tlon the railway service reduced to a minimnmrtbat is the condition of things In England Scotland and Wales and the coal strike Is only nine days old- MeaOwhtIe the miners are making the most ef their holiday They have a dig fund out of which every striker IB receiving something rang lug downward from ten shillings a weekSo far there have been practically no disorders Instances of surliness are reported however and one case has attracted attention It Involves the refusal of the miners in the Whltburn colliery at South Shields to permit anybody to descend into tho pits to feed the ponies and work the pumps to prflventilooding of the mines This is a direct violation at the instructions from the Federation of Miners which allowed the em ployment of miners during the strike lor these purposes The officials of one mine where the men declined to obey the orders of the Federatiot managed to get 460 ponies to the surface from their home under ground for the last twentyfive years Engineers who were permitted by the Federation to remain on duty refused to work in many places aud- It is feared the mines have bees ruined by floods Bread to Advance London thus far has not felt tin pinch of the strike The price 01 bread is to be advanced March 11 and other foodstuffs are higher while coal is at exorbitant rates The railway facilities have also bees curtailed dut actual suffering on thE part of any large section of the pop ulation has not appeared Else where in the United Kingdom con dltlons are different Appeals to thE municipal authorities invoke thE law for feeding Indigent children indicate that the effects of nonem ployment are being felt in some lo entitles One of tho worst features of thE strike is the effect on other indus tries than coal News comes dally from all quarters of the kingdom oj the shutting down of great steel hoptin plate cotton and pthei works on which British prosperity is dependents Even Ireland which has no toll U beginning to suffo iudireaClyeand the suspension o- curtattmegtpt water t n i tlol I to from rest of theklngdou I I promljss to fsulg la seen suffrz ibg obU A r dtlnahi Governments hopes to end the strike but there is some hope in the miners convention which will meet In England March 12 Whatever might have been the Ministrys original idea of adjusting the differences between the mine owners and minors dy drastic methods it is now sjpparant that Mr Asquith and his colleagues in tho Cabinet realize the danger of the expedient of making the minimum wage a principle of the law of the land The coal owners have reached a point where they view the case philosophically They fool that the harm already has been done and that little can be added to their bur den Its continuance for several weeks m their opinion will mean that much of the carrying trade will be lost to Great Britain permanently Trade Will be Lout They instance the failure to re gain ascendancy in trade once it has been diverted and point to the fact that London has not succeeded in recapturing its position since the dockers strike The whole ship ping industry of the kingdom is in a stateof stagnation already and the coal owners argue the foreign countries which are taking advantage of this situation are bound to hold a large proportion of the water trans portation which Great Britain con trolled up to March 1 Another thing which will have an important bearlug an British Indus try is that collieries which hereto fore have been run at a loss will not be opened after the strike D A Thomas the leader ot the Welsh coal owners indicated the reason for the refusal of the Welsh and Scotch mine proprietors to follow the colleagues in the rest of the kingdom and accept the principle ol the minimum wage and otherwise show a compromising spirit when he said that even if legislation were enacted to give the Governments proposals effects that wonld not prevent a recurrence of the present disastrous dilemma within a few months He regards the strike as a war against the state and said the only remedy was legislation similar to what bad been enacted by some of the colonies making it a criminal offence to conspire against the well I being of the community The Gov- ernmentt is being urged to take some l such step with the addition of the I legal right to attach the funds of the conspirators I To The Public 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 is not specially interested in the contest and r who has not pledged their votes will vote them for No 173 Anything you can dc will be greatly appreciated JAMES B GAINED DaSvsori Ky t 1UESDAY4t JIF reik 8U8 arHAWSONYILiE VICTORY Madisonville Notes Six Oclock Dinner W P Ross Jrvery elaborately entertained at a seven course six oclock dinner Saturday evening at the beautiful home of his parents on North ma n street in this city The dinning room was exquisitely decoroted in quanities of shellpink carnations and ferns Covers were laid for the following Misses MetabethSoryAgnes Bailey Lucy Fawcett Lurllne Coil Marga ret and Louise McPherson and Beth Wallace of Hopkmsville Messer Montgomery Holeman Perkins Adams Harry Tahaferro Hoyt Coil Lisle Boblnson William Ross and Chas Jairett of Hopkins yule Silver Tea The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church gad a Sliver Tea Tuesday afternoon and evening at the Y M 0 A in this city The proceeds to be used fur the new church Sand wiches an tea were served through out the evening Mrs James Over all presiding at the piano in the af ternoon while Mr9D H Kluchloe had charge of the musical program during the evening Mr and Mrs W J Barnbill are the guest of their son in Houston Tex for a few weeks E G McLeod Is in Chicago for a two weeksbuslDesstrlp Miss Bess Wallace of Hopkins ville was toe guest of Miss Meta beth Sory In this city Sunday Marc Goldnamer of Prlnoton was in here Friday night Dr Fred Parker of Madisonville spent Friday night in Crofton Mrs Kate Withers and Mrs Har ry Withers of Earllngton attended the meeting of the U D O of the Earlingtbn Onapter which met with Miss Flora Pierce in Madisonville SaturdayMrs K Knoblook demonstrator ot the Caloric Fireless Cooker has just finished a weeks successful de monstration at 0 A Mortons Fur p ture Store in Madisonville and left for Hopkinsville Sunday Mrs Dan Evans and Mrs W JR Doyle of Earllngton attended the demonstration of the Caloric Fire less Cooker at the O A Mortons Furniture store Saturday Jim Johnson of Bowling Green was In Madisonville attending the Elks anniversary dance Friday night We make a specialty of doing two and three color work If you want classy job work that will give satis faction see our samples and got prices at the Madisonville Branch Office in Mortons Furniture Store AILEEN DAVIS Manager Mrs Geo Rash and son Edwin Rash spent a few days the guest of Mr and Mrs R M Soloman in Frankfort last week Ross Suger ot Providence was In Madisonville Friday attending the dauceJ Brasher of Nashville Ill is in Madisonviilo tor a few days with relatives Dont forget the SemiWeekly Bee has a branch office for Madi souville people in Mortons Furni ture Store If you want advertis lag or Job work or wish to subscribe for the paper call up number 4 AILEEN DAVIS Manager Mystic Eleven On Tuesday night March 6th the Mystic Eleven mot with Miss Ruth Daniels All the members were present ahd had a most pleasant evening Dainty refreshments were served after which they had their hostess goodnight and departed to meet next Tuesday March 12 Mabel Browning FIRE PARTIALLY DE STROYS ELKS HOME Dancers Had Just Left BuildingrWhen Fire was Dfscov r dJin the Library SAD ENDING TO FIFTH ANNIVERSARY The Elks celebrated their fifth Anniversary Friday night Mar 8 as is the custom by a big dance which was one of the best dances ever given at the Elks home The last dancers left about five oclock and in about thirty minutee James Williams the custodian of the home dis covered the fire raging in the library The fire alarm was turned in and the fire department was doing good work in about twenty minutes The house was so full of smoke it was almost impossible to save any of the furniture except that in the parlor and that was great ly damaged The Efecond floor where the fire started was dam aged most and a hole burnedrnthrough the center of the dance hallMr Roy Wilson Secetary for the Elks who was elected for the i fourth term a short while ago lost all his records but they can be straightened out by a few weeks hard work The loss is estimated at betwe-en 0000 and 8000 The w insurance on the building was 12500 t The fire is supposed to have caught from a cigar or cigarette roped on the floor or from a live wire They will start to rebuilding as soon as the insur ance has been settled and it is 4 thought it will be completed in about three months and be i greater and grander than ever The Elks will occupy the BaR quet hall of the Masonic Temple tompdrially OLD 1IDDUBB CONTEST At Hanson Friday Night arlington Man Wins First Prize An Old Fiddlers Contest was given at Hanson Friday night March 8 Those who failed to hear this y missed a rare treat Contestants 1 finished in following order John Knox 600 R J Williams 100 Fi Oates 076 RoberJ Almon 100 Jap Bisk 060 CNevittj 040iHenry Richard 060 John Knox of Heels won first prize We are all proud of him Musical On Saturday night Mrs D B Da vis gave a musical in honor of her sister from Central City The music was furnished by Miss Mamlo Summers Mr and Mrs D B Davis and brothes Monroe Those pres cut were Misses Carrie and Willie Baldwin Willie Craig Mattie and GudJe Davis Emma aud Ruby Vm son Florence Houghlin Pearl War- Der Enzie Browning Clammie El lis Fannie Gill Mamie Summers and Connie Lock Messrs Tom and Willis Farmer Tominie Sisk Ver non Crowder Oladie Peyton Neal Kestner Green Gill Enin Davis f Floyd Clifton Long Giunty Smiley Messrs and Mesdames W B V in sea Tim Brywder Chester Brown ing Monroe Dais J A 0 Adams Every one reported a good time A R PRINCESS SPECIAL This Popular Photo Play Theatre is now under new management and its management guarantees- its patrons high class entertainments Especially Adopted for L dies and Children 1e s YouIWe are again running the Boat Pictures know what means LublnsuBloKraphuKalem Essany Pathe Selig andIVltograph MAD1SOMILLE KY Jfaowe Daily 2 f m r t I rJo ti G ii 4 I I t s rl i 1 1 r t r 1 q t es r1Ar lrs me1 Prr s9rr + ilar l i ts + J A q h i S y wV ts t- I it r t S d rrlk 1r IOCh fee 4 K rEF f Y OAfI HER MANAGER Kentucky Press Association and Second District Publishers League Branch Office in Mortons Furniture Store 119 Madi sonoille No 4MISS AILEEN DAVIS Mgr 47 March 12 L The man who down well About the things he has to sell Will neverreap a crop of dollars Like he who climbs tree and II hollers- KENTUCKY ARTISTS WILL EXHIBIT WORK Thursday and FHday of This Week in the Wilkins Building Through the efforts of the Wom gallerytwill be exhibited in on and Friday cordiallyito 12 in the morning and from 4 to iin the aftornoons The School children both in and and are to go and while they will bet welcome at any time Thursday afternoon has been set apart especial ly from them There are to be no charges for the exhibit and the Woinans Book Club will hot only heartily welcome all visitors but will feel fully repaid for their efforts If they succeed in giving pleasure or benefit along the lines of the artistic products of the state to a large number of the citi zens of You Can Eat l Eat what your stomach craves without the slightest fear of indiges i tion is an awful feeling You will not be bothered with Sour Stomach Nausea Badr willj MagiPleasantminute Get 50c bottle from the drug of the St Bernard Company f Public Health Meeting On the first Saturday in April the Hopkins County Medical Associa tion will hold a public meeting at i r the Y M G A In anyonoi matters The ministers and of the county will take part In the meeting and a highly interesting program is being prepared by the committee Let all spir I Ited attend y East End Card Club 11 The meeting of the club on last NtIpleasantli t tion of the game a dainty lunch was i J served by the Mrs Kline 1 made the highest score The ladies below lead in the total score RjMesdames Rule Kline Atkinson Ii NNw iww ww wwNw Subscription Rates One Year 5100 Six months 60 Three months 26 Single copies s on copies mailed fro 61 ents wanted in all parts of oounty Addross us par ticulars Ehtered at the Barllngton Post Office as Second Class Matter South Main Street Kentucky Phone f Telephone Tuesday 1912 I whispers a a Wednesday Madisonville Madisonvillo Wednesday Thursday 6 Madisonvllle Madisouvlllo Earlington i urged MadlBcmvlllo Anything which Heartburn a department Incorporated Madisonville schoolteachers public r citizens hostess named Specimen application Correspond I CHINESE REVOLUTIONARY LEADERS ARE REPORTED Largely Christian Missionary from Kentucky Writes Home from the Orient Lexington Ky March OThat America is now Chinas ideal and that 80 per cent of the revolutionary leaders of that country are Chris tians are statements made in a letter written to the Rev J W Harvey of Transylvania University by his son Die W M Harvey a midical missionary in China who with other American missionaries is now fol lowingin tho wake of the Chinese armies giving aid to the wounded of both sides after their battles Always Blessed with a Hearty Appetite if you use Dlgesteze It helps your stomach doth work digests what you eat and makes good rich blood from your food No more Sleepless Nights Headache or Stomach Misery Get rid of all these troubles with Dlges teze Fifty cents a bottle worth ten fold its cost at drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated Kentucky Educational Association to Meet in Louisville June 2527 The Kentucky Educational Association will hold its next annual meeting at Louisville on Juno 25 26 and 27 The program fslan impor tant one the subjects for discussion are timely and important The social features of the meeting will prove very enjoyable Its Just like a big informal reunion Many teach ore do not realize the value of an ex tensive acquaintance among the teachers of the State If you are at all ambitious the money and time you spend in extending your ac quaintance in the profession of an excellent investment and this meet inga great opportunity I We Handle Only High Grade Jewelry l Goods that have a reputation of years behind them When you need anything in this line we will be glad to sell to you Hollinger Truempy JEWELERS Next to Coyles Barber Shop r j a t d flI Ask I 1 For The1 i Cigar You Want I particularmkindof cigar that you smoke We carry such a large stock that Jt is im l 1 possible for us to show you every 4 heret1ftwe a r have not got it we will get it s ly r iss fir Lidmpanyir L1RUODPARTM aNT t t tni lr ltitix 1 1r r T f a f1N 4+ s r M 1M nwr74 SV1lx7RNkr r vl shrrtASNSC l I want to load one more car of poultry thisseason rand will re ceiveevery day upij to Thursday March 14th This is the last car- r will try to load this season so bring in the chickens andJget the cashHens lOc Roosters 4c Turkeys tic Geese Gc Ducks 8c W J KIRKM- ADISONVILLE KY Notice to Contestants and Friends of Contestants in Automo bile Contest 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 ex plainBARNES COWAND Co Incorporated Mystic Eleven Miss Kathleen Spillman was the hostess of the Mystic Eleven on Tuesday night Feb 27 This was the first meetingthe Club had hadi in two weeks so it seemed mighty good to the girls to be together again A delicious salad course was I served Those present were Misses I Pansy Rule Qoldie Wier Katie Murrell Elizabeth Kemp Irene CpyleIluth Daniels Gtertie OBan nonlIab Browning and Kathleen Spillman Lively as a Boy If you are tired run down have- noappetlte get alott1 of YucatapI Tonic A few doses will set you up give you a boys appetite make you strong and lively as a twelveyearold Purified the blood and strengthens the system 60080 bottle at the St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Depart ment Right Man in Right Place John M Cansler of the well known firm of Cansler Maloney has bees elected City Councilman to fill out the term of F D Rash who was rep cently elected Mayor Mr Ouiisler Is a popular and pro resalv citizen of this city and the general opinion is that he is the right man in the right plane Scholarship For Sale We have a 100 scholarship on Bryan f Stratton Business College for sale This is one of the best bus mess colleges k the State and a scholarship in this college Is A 1 THE SEMI WEEKLY BEE RALPH BINGHAM J At Tenth Ttuatre arch 19 191 Lfi AtTii ef Lyctttp Curie if 1 iaw i M 1 tl i I n you P to for 4 fit ft of sale i r I v t xd 1 g ll r COLORED COLUMN+ REV J B EVANS EDITORj Large and appreciative audiences greeted the pastors of the cityln the Sunday morning services Good services reported at bpth churches Rev Reed Allen preached to the delight of the at the Baptist Church Sunday tiiglit Miss Senora Oralghoad of Gutb rte is visiting Mrs Almeta Bell of our city t The box supper at the skating rink Friday night March 16 prom ises to be a grand success Admis sion for gentlemen lOc each ladles free Each lady is asked to furnish a box for two free The gentlemen purchase the box and the lady and gentleman will eat together Come one come all and let us have a nice time Dont forgot to purchase the trading book before your goods at the stores of the Booster Club There will be a series of sermons at the A M E Z Church this week Rev J R Evans will preach Monday night Rev P D Gordon Tuesday night and Rev Eddie Edmonson of Nebo Wed nee day night You are cordially invit ed to attend these services Mosdames Mattie Johnlcan and Eva Dunbar of Louisville are in the city visiting their sister Mrs J W Bell Miss Otteau Couch of Slau htor ville has entered the public school of our city A The Texas Wonder cures kidney and cures diabetes weak and lame backs rheumatism and all Irregu larities of bladder troubles remov ing gravel the kidneys and bladder In both men and women Regulates bladder troubles In children If not sold by your druggists will be flout by mail on receipt of 100 One small bottle is two months treatment and seldom fails to perfect a cure Send for testimonials from Ky and other states Dr E W Hall 2920 Olive street St Louis Mo Sold by druggists You Need Stationery Nothing gives an individual or a firm standing in the business world like nice stationery neatly printed The Semi Weekly Bee Job depart ment keeps constantly on hand a both + linen and commercial Wd alQili ca- ae l ue Yo mlr gtisipd 1 1 wM w it t I Pt I1I it iii Jt1 Ladies Ladies Coats Misses and Chil li drens Coats Our Spring Suits and Coats are superior to f ever shown before Dont miss visiting our Ladies Ready to wear Department and examine the style and quality i whichwe are showing for spring andsummer 1912 garment in our stock is a 1912 model Mrs andj their 1tewillaf ford them much haveou callon them your 4andguaranteed no L B re C6waifuc1 eO INCORPORATED Earlington Kentu ky Sold10i000JifP congregation purchasing preached 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AMORTQWr r 1 MAD sONVILLE KY f 0 fX11 Funeral Director and Embalmer Ii NightIIAny Call Answered Promptly Day or zJJ I It t T LIJ a I F News ofthe Towns r I WiA Vinsoh was in Madison J Vlllo Sunday Harford Cbatten was in Madison Tille SundayI Mark Johnson was In bMadlson vlllo Sunday W P Graham visited friends in Madiaonvllle Sunday Mrs Ernest Olaytor of Victoria visited her grandfather Bon Bash In Madlsonvllle Sunday Mr Rash Is ablo to sit up in an invalids t chair Miss Margaret Mitchell wont to I Nashville Friday afternoon to visit friendsI 0 WANTED AT ONOE Clean cotton rags at Dee OffIco E E Owon went to Guthrle Fri day afternoon Misses Elizabeth Margaret and Catherine Victory attended the Elks anniversary dance in Madison vllle Friday night V Charlie Darrah attended the dance given at the Elks home in Madlbonvlllo Frlaay night Bevi Gardnerof Beaver Dam Is I visiting In town this week Miss Dot Bean visited friends in MadlBonville Saturday night and Sunday i When in Mwdisouville in the afternoon ont fait to go to thew y Matinee at there Pridcess Theatre Arther yiuBon was In Matllson = vllln Sunday afternoon Harford Ohatten was In Madison Yville Friday eveninsr Jere Ganan was in Madleonvllle Sunday afternoon Mrs Elizabeth MoEuon and niece Miss Margaret Victory Jet for Flor ida yesterday morning to be gone about six weks tIDm L Gtacep- t The Denver Dentist I extract and you don t know it If you feel it you dont pay one cent I make teeth without rootsrof teeth form an abcess No gold filling to come out Inlays take thePlace No rubber dam No au tomatic plugger No paintI Call and Get My Prices It Victory Building I Mrs Lucy Bean who has been vluitlng friends in Madisonvllle re turned homo Sunday Mrs M Harina Jr is on the sick list thlBwook Mrs Eugene Coonen and children jiavojsouq td Mont ormetYAla to Join Mr Coenen They will reside In the south Mrs Qrasity of Mortons Gap is visiting her daughter Mrs Eugene Oodndn of Mbntgormerv Ala Miss Lillian Whitmer of Bramen Is visiting Miss Ola Shaver Miss Nannle Henry of Anton who has been visiting Miss Shaver returned home today FOR SALEOne 100 course in anything except ciyll engineering from International Correspondence School of Scranton Pa Will selt at bargain Apply at Bee Office Miss Florence Hoaylaud of Sacramento after a pleasant visit to Mrs Browning returned homo today Mrs Patterson has returned to hoi home In Sacramento after visiting Sirs Browning on Sobree Avo j Mrs P H Coleman Is at home at= tar visiting her sister at Doggee lnd i Mr and Mrs Elgld Slsk vlBitea in Mortons Gap Sunday Master Eugene Priest la able too out again afcet atweeksalluesJ- Mapton Eugeno Vierspoonkca on tho sick list Mike OConnors Is in Central City businessFloyd IB in Centeral City Dont fail to return your votes Wpduesday afternoon not later than GoclocK1 Mart Witherspoon of Madison Yillff visited Jess Wltherspoon Sun dayMiss Amelia Hanna who has b4en visiting her slstoj Mrs John L Brlen in Zeigler 111 f6r the past three weeks returned home yester daytMiss Nettle Hanna of Newport Ky Is in town vision hqr father rSirson inLoutA call mooting of the Earllngton Chapter of the U D C met last Saturday afternoon with Miss Flora Pearce in Madisonvllle and all spout a very pleasant afternoon After the business of the Chapter was attended to the proceeds from the Ton were turned over to the treasurer Mrs Pearce and all were very much please with the amount real ized and we want to thank one and all for their liberal donations We received two beautiful cakes from unexpected parties which deserves mentioning One was from tne pop ular engineer Mr Ginuan and the other from Mr R G Robertson a brother to Linnt Thomas V Robert son who was killed by a Yankee of ficer after he had surrendered and given up his arms in Webster Co a soldier under Gen Adams John sun Iv t n Womens Shoes Misses Shoes ra4 This weeks display of fashionable advance styles in correct effects of early spring shoes is but anw j I other example of our ability to present the F1RSTis before they are to be seen in the other stores e 4 f POiKE1r SlrlOE GJnt B H JHElrH4pS11drtIj The Store BW The Braw Feet in Front Z I f Main SreetEV NSVH LE INDj 4 Unusual Bargain Table of Womens Shoes and Ox4 S VWjlIak ll rj r s ru a W V from2Otof t fI r 1 i A f BOY eand MenSho nChildrtnJ s Skoea at ii 1Ir 1 i J V n Pi 4 f n it r r t rrV tr 4 7t t I7 f J Ca 53 Dr and Mrs W K Nisbet M s Walter Davos and son Lawrence l of Earlington returned home Sunday from a few days visit Cot Louisvillei S Mlss Jennie McGary was Is Jladl HOnville Sunday vlsituig t friends Misses Margaret arid Eouiso J Ic Pherson eft Madlsonvlllowere in the city Sunday visiting friends WALTED usthuR business getter with smdll deposit in each city and town in W Jentuc1 y Address for particulars Manu- facturerr 528 S St Evansville mud Miss Lola Howard of Owensboro isjvisltlng the Misses Victory Henry Rogers was In MadisonvlUe yesterday Charlie Barnett wenkto Madison ville MOnday on business Oapt John P Keown of Hcn son traveling for the JI Case Threshing Machine Co was In town yesterday He went fromhi3reto Paduoah and Mayifleld JS Webb H H Vaughan and Ned Barnes were In MadisonvlHe Sunday afternoon taking a look at the ruins of the Elks Home which was destroyed by fire Saturday morning Geo King of Madlsonvlllo was In town Sunday Chas Truempy and Chas Trabern were in Madisonvllle Sunday after noon looking at the rUins of the Elks Home Round furnish notify district motives News council Punkin heavy proceeds to found an for spring chicken to French poodle to as sholder attend Danger in frequently from In in other of rEt if JrIf r- ya A OFFER Your Money Back If iWe pay ail medicine during the triallj our remedy to you of take the to us in any way if you accept offer a mighty statement we every of It anything be you A scientific commonsense treatment is Koxall are eaten like candy Their active is scientific covery thatoderfess tasteless pronounced gentle and pleasant inaction and particularly agreeable In way They do not cause diarrhoea nausea lence griping or inconvenience whatever Roxall Orderlies are par ticularly good aged and persons If you sufferfrom chronic or itual constipation or the associate or dependent chronic aliment we urge you to try Rexall Orderlies at our Remember you in Earlington only at 12 tablets 10 cents 86 20 80 60 only at storeSt Bernard + fag Incorporated Department Misses Frances Elgin Lucy and Sibyl of Madisonville visited friends fIRE ALARM SYSTEM General Information Dietrictaaare formed tiy twonatural physical dividinglinesjviz Main Btreei the LkNMi R hjDistinct s No 1 COnip ise all that terrrtorYNortli of Main Stj and Wesibf theR e gttie Hull House F B Arnolds residence Pump House etc etc in District NO 1 r iFiro District 2camprisesal t hat territorylNortlf ofiMain Cowfind+ Sj d6jPHN Wimliens residence Masonic Temple Logtown etc etc in District No2 rFire District 8 comprises alHhat territory South ofMaip Stand VVest of the R Re R thepost Office Good oes restaurant phs Opwells residence Mrs Harriet BroWninfis residence Esq Priests residence etc etc are in District No3 Fire District 4 comprises all that territory South Main St and East of the R R e p the Peoples Bank Victory Building 0 1tf Henrys residence Oatliolio Church New MeftibciistOhurch etc etc District No 4 telephone subscriber in these Districts has been wjith acard shO intlie number of Fire District in which each phone is situate lthese cards directing that in case of fire Oei tral Telephone Exchange bol informed f 0istript Number aiid- namo of houset ton fire The Centra tor will in turn L N RoundHousp e which giyetbealarhii Thxalarm and alatnrconBiatof a aeriesof short blasts followed by two three or four ones to in winch fire is located these lone blasts indicating the district This alarm will repeated as seems necessary The LN loco will the alarm unless an engineer or men should first discover a fire i should before the regular alarm had been glvenor in the event the regular Round Eouse alarm should fail to arouse the fire Department at night I Punkin Center The of Center has imposed a tax on all bachelors the will be used aslyuinn homeless dogs The first sign of has arove the widow Whangdoodle is painting her coop DickDoolittlo traded a of last suspenders Hank Sunpkins Saturday for a jews jewebadWinona Fiddletop lost lipr hound last vvepk A reward two gallons ol elderberry Wine has been of SItheIs blind in other anqMaryed a soap failing at old Mre McDogals on Greazy last week but tip mules was too sore to pull the sling they did not Headaches Signs of this town snifeis splitting nenvcus thedrugOarlstedts German Livsr Powder Headaches always indicate consti pation a dangerous form that may result extremely son ous aIlmentssometimes even PlUldlcltlsOurdon acts oil the Jjlyer tho real cause co8stlpatlonor tewdosei- e n elns aflatlng cure ens foilsguar An tee 1i hT s Bernardp1p J I rJ w c FAIR Youre Not Satisfied for the used falls comploteiy elleve consti pationNs all risk You jare not obligated whatever our Thats broad but mean word Could more fair for most Orderlies which principle a recent die and yet every flatus any for children delicate hab risk can get them our store tablets cents tablets cents Sold our Min Co Drug Faw cett Hart here Sunday the and Fire Oity are St and are Jasi of and in Each ed of twill one long according the be not give train e see it town and pair years Miss of the upper creek that removetihe very C Attention CoUGH There will be an Inspection Tues day night Mar 19 at 8 oclock Every member of Co Gft must be present W Signed Capt OTT L POWERS No More Dyspepsia Gas or other Stomach Troubles Nothing will remain undigested or sour on your stomach if you will take a littlEfDl esteze a power ful digestive harmless and pleasant as Maple Syrup For sale by the drug department of the St Bernard Mml1f Company Incorporated N O Whitford was in Madlson yule Sunday Mr and Mrs Paul P Price was in MadiBonVillle Sunday visiting relatives y Fi eWatchJClockand Jewelry Repairing No Shoddy Work Goesy i Here i4 v A Trial Will Convince You 1 Hollinger TnippyF JEWELERS I l ShopfI 14 r L IF Anna Marie Hartman 1 r MYSTIC QUEEN I I7th Daughter of 7th Daughter 1Born With a Double Mystic Veil H J t- t Sjtands alone in bar magnificent Rower of readn ihfrliyes of all human kinclV If you arein doubf IT Business worries t i itj you Ire in a habitof making bad investments if luck is against 1 you ifthere are evil influences at work if y6ur sweetheaftl1 bus band or wife is true Wyatt cannot gain the love Of ttjte persofi 1 II r articlesyouc i going to come into your life to bless you what your prospects r t are for marriage arid a happy home date description and J j name of person one visit to this inspired prophetess of mod I I ern times will benefit you a thousand tames more than you pay I If you are not satisfied it will cost nothing This phenomenon can be consulted on all affair of life rid matter what Hours i I 930 a m to 9 pm Private rooms ff I t First Floor Madison Hotel t J J Jfj J J I Private Entrance From Center treatiItMaclixsonyltet- u Eentu1c tttn mf iil1 i co r J Lt LL w fgtult r IwriSW fCL ali 0 j r 1 atr 11 I We desire to calbyouratteritionto al special of JtL1iLJert5 Safety Rasof a r1 0 z 1 A Jf 1 4i w y ytaplt 1 y a ThisRazo ryhoat 11 eAfcgJi offered fora Hrflited time ohly at the 1 astonishing price of35cant W5TV i I7 JC t- Itt is to be understood however that the l azof offered at this price will not be fitted withi the3 usual Ivory bandie nor will you receive the ex j tfd half dozen blades accompanying the regular 7 500 Razor but in every other detail it is the I same I If you contemplate the purchase of an article of this nature we recommend this as an oppprtu nity for you to get exceptional value for your money 0 St Bernard Mining JPit Incorpora- tedDrug tI1 Department I f 1 t u p n 1 a o d i4 cra r ta y 1 f I THE BEST TELEPHONE SERVICE H r LOOK HERE MR FARMER I l Note that the Cumberland Telephone Sc Telegraph Company Incorporated It offer Ing to you an ideal proposition for telephono sotvico our itrvlce you have ad ti vantages of long dlstanco to oory important point in the United States The advantage of telephone service in your residence are too Numerous to mention but among them would be dally eommunlclIloD with thu markets obtaining getting accurate E reports an the weaer calling up your nelRhllQu rrlol1ds nd relatives All these ad vantages and pleasures are more than worth the you would pay for the servleo Literature and Information furnl hlld by caIJtna on our ipanaijer Hi W Shelton CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH GO i JIeo x L 0 o h I f Miss Minerva i an- dWilliamGreenHillf II FRANCES BOYD Dy rasiCALHOUN Ii Copyright by Bellly A Drltton Oct The negro babys thick red lips 1 curved In a grin of delight his shiny t ebony faco beamed happily his round black eyes sparkled as ho held out Ills fat rusty llttlo hands Ho sucked greedily at the candy as tho two mis fehlovous llttlo boys uncorked tho bat tie and poured a generous supply of the liquid on his head They rubbed 1 It in well grinning with delight They i soade a second and a third application thentII Shelr efforts Tho effect was ludl cows The combination of coal black r j ddn and red gold hair presented by j the little exceeded the wtldcst- Jpectat1onai of Jimmy and JUly They eked with laughter and rolled over over on the floor in their van ded delight enddenh7I1 Z believe Sarah Janes coming out to toe bout Benny Dick Letairsleet behind the door and see whatst dies going to do Silasar an j Hit were good ter Paul an Silas An hits good ornough for me- ffatted Sarah Jane song nearer and fcearer VHitsde oM tfmo erllgloo 11 rots da ore timeS she caught sight of her baby with t 113 glistening black taco and golden kb She thrfr1r her hands closed e3e and oreda tenifled she lawt opened 1 yea ana TOOK a feoona near I curiouslooking offspring Sarah e screamed aloud rlfe HIts de handiwork W da great Je pehapbatJ Hits de Masters slen 1 HOW WEAK WOMEN atay Be Made Strong at Small Expense and No Risk are hundreds of women in this vicinity weak thin rundown e tired out and nervous Such women need Vlnol Just as much as did Mrs Jane Pepper of 2307 Howard street San Francisco Cal who says I have used Vlnol for some time with particularly gratifying results 2 was run down weak and debilitated takt t my condition greatly improved and ito not hesitate to recommend Vinol affectedla but B delicious cod liver and iron tonic without oil which will create an ap 1ylettte tone up the digestive organs make pure blood and create strength Try a bottle of Vinol with tho un derstanding that your money will bo returned if it docs not help you a ST BERNARD MINING CO Incor DepartmentI i who tiirnt yo hair Benny Dick she asked of tho sticky little pickaninny sitting happily on thq floor Ig tangel been bore rr I Benny Sick nodded hii head with fc delighted grin of comprehension i Hits de doing or do Lord cried his mother He gwino turn my chile white an do done begunt on his head There was an ecstatic giggle front behind the door I Sarah Jane rushed inside as fast as her mammoth proportions would ad jnlt and caught a culprit in each huge black paw I What yar up ter now Jimmy Oar ate she asked What yer been er doing I Sudden suspicion entered her mind as she caught sight of the empty bottle lying on a chair You been er puttin suthln on my chiles head I knows yer Is ergwlno tar make yo mammy gi yo do worses whlppln yer ebor got an Fs gwino tor take dis hero William right ober ter Miss Minerva Aint Vail shame or yer selves Br tampcrln wid do har what de good Lord put on or colored pussons head an ertryin fer ter scarify my feellns like yer done An par hear mo ls gwino seo tat some- bodY got ter scarify yer hides It that aint Just like you Billy said Jimmy you all time got to per pose to make nigger heads yeller and Vou all tlmo getting little boys in tro r bio You bout the smart Alezlst Jack rabbit they 1You perposed this here hair buss hoes yoteelf Jimmy retorted his fel lowoonsplrator 7ous always blanv in yo meanness on somebody else aver sence yotfa born Hit dont matter who perposed hit said Sarah Jane firmly mean DOBS has been did an 1 gotter be btructlfled on de place pervided by natui far ter let my chile evlooo CHAPTER X sal The Poor IndIans Billy had Just decided to run down to the livery stable to pay Sam Lambs visit when the gate opened and Una and Frances their beloved dolls In their arms camp skipping in Jimmy who had had a difference with Billy and was in the sulks on his own side of the fence immediately climbed over and Joined the others in the wring He was lonesome and the prospect scompanionship was too alluring for nlnj to nurse hl an gar longer t- AuntH Minervas gone to the Aid Society remarked the host Dont T all wish it met evy day atid er Jea meettn evy Mondayr Yet I do agreed Frances you asa have so much run when oar ma mas go to the Aid My mamas gone too so she left ma with Paothr and hes writing a love lotto to Butb Shelton so I slipped oft Mother has gone to the AId too sed Lana My mama too chtaad In Jimmy she goes to the Aid every Monday and to card parties nearly all the time She toned Sarah Jane to tend to me and Sarah Janes asleep I hoar her snoring Aint we glad there aint no grown folks to meddle Cant we lave fun latll wo play asked Frances whOad deliberately stepped in a mud puddlg on the way and splashed mud at0VGr herself lets make mud CNnw X we aint agoing to mako no mud pies objected Jimmy We can mako mud pies all time when grown folks V looking at you Lets play oumpln what we aint never play sense wes born put 1D Billy To be Continued IijjiII IP iJiaIfI aIW I11 jrJiijJiir pijrrp I t 1- X41 JI1r 4 t- I t j Latest Moving Pictures Every Night Except Sunday Matinee l EYery Saturday Afternoon Ay 1 1 3 Roe l ttAYs OPPORTUNITY Cf i kTO SAVEI r I N j t x To introduce the famous Pianos for whichF I am State Representative I have arranged to sell a carload of Pianos to the people off Madisonville and vicinity at factory prices I a e Ovens Wed Mar 20 And Continues 10 Days The Chance of a Lifetime Every Piano marked in plain figures A CARLOAD OF PIANOS AT FACTORY PRICES I DONT WAIT COME 4 1- ifQUICK THE BEST BARGAINSSELL FIRST Terms 0f- Payment to Suit Your- Circumstances r TheFamous Schumann Pianos Guarantees For a Life TimeiReceived Gold Metal at r1Exposition r v bcntaiannRootsav WeilerPianps 1 F These Pianos are superior in every way fully and reliably guaranteed and rankas beert products of the Piano makers skill This Extraordinary Sale i Will place thesesplendidpianos in your home at factory prices You buy them direct of the Factorys Personal Representative andsave all middlemans profit and expenses r iIJ Ufi Dra4k FACTORY STATE REPRESENTATIVE l er Madisonville Ky u io J = I11 r 1u n C a