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II 1i tI4Pi xa TUESDAY M and FRIDAY I 4 1 V l 1 IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE II ITWENTYTHIRD YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KYf FRIDAY MARCH 15 22 j LONE HERO SLAYS- TWOi BANDITS WITH MALLET AND GUNS iiBeats JrmedCaptor to Death Takes His Weajf M pons and Lies jn Wait for Accom plice Whom he Shoots t SAVES TRAIN FROM HOLDUP Texas Express Messenger Works t Ancient Rase and Dashes out t the Robbers Brains rr San Antonioi March lBASan Antonio express messenger named David A Trousdale is the hero of all Texas today y Starting unarmed and covered with two revolvers held by a masked train robber he emerged from obscurity flanked on either side by the body of a dead ban t dit trophies to his prowess sa- r defender of the lives and prop erty entrusted to his care That in brief sums up the fa tal error made by a pair of des r peradoes when they attempted to hold up Southern Pacific passen ger train No 0 at a lonely point in the desert a few miles east of I Sanderson Texas early this morning When the train rolled into Sanderson more than an hour late Trousdale assisted the M baggage man to unload two corpses onto the station platform raodthen gave the coroner brief outline qf what bad happened so that the inquest might be con ducted in a regular manner Succeed ia Stepping Tram The robbers flagged and board ed the train at a lonely spot in the desert The engineer cov eredby the guns of one of the bandits was compelled to run his I Iengiae a few hundred yards ahead of the train carrying with it the mail express and baggage earn which had been uncoupled coachesIthen took Trousdale out of the express car having got the drop on the messenger before the later could reach his own gun Trousdale was forced to walk ahead of his captor book to the coaches which had been left when the front part of the train was moved for wardThe robber stood Tronsdale with his back to the coach and the messenger noticed that at his feet lay a heavy mallet which apparently had been dropped by one of the bandits when the couplings were broken Ancient Ruse Saeeeiifal Trousdale remembered the story of the ancient gun fighting ruse and made an obvious signal to an imaginary person back of his bandit captor The robber looked around for half a second and in the brief space of time the messenger had seized the mallet and brought it down with all his force on the top of the masked mans skull Robber No1 was deader than Daniel Boone before he hit the ground and Trousdale calm gunshesat down and waited for the sec ond bandit to come back as he hadheard the men in in conver Batj0i aijdj 4knetvs that part of their plan was to rob the passen gers in the disconnected cheBi Second Bandit Cameo In He had only a few minutes to waitand as the accomplice of bis victim loomed into sight out of darkness Trousdales captur ed guns came into play The second bandit was shot at least ten times in moral spots before he knew what was going onIThen Trousdale ranjup engineer and told him to back his cars slowly and pick up his coaches The dead bandits were dumped in on the floor of the baggage car and railroading in southwestern Texas once more pursued the even tenor of its way rr WHAT ABOUT T THAT NEW ROOF We alw keep our price right but ti i we thilof quality first We have tee bought shingles for twenty v years and i show you our stock Clear Red Cedar 400 Iir Star A Red Cedar 350 Star A Cypress 275 V n For anything in the building line call I 1 us up or write us We will be glad to nameyou prices y t 1L rnIDV 1DMOERi I1UVI COMPANYi 4 4 L INCORPORATED J rtt MNDISONY1L1rKENTUCKr 5 f S fj O no t Iii I w T M I IAI Q- J rJ tM 0 I1 IT I 11 f I ANNOUNCEMENT H From this date until the close of 1 the Automobile Contest on May 15th we will give 1 0 000 votes for every dol lar paid on subscription new orrenew al paid with coupon books Books f now on sale at l this office Now get busy and patronize u- sSEMIWEEKLYREElI i = dJ BOARD OF CHURCH- EXTENSION MEETS Important Board of M E Church South in Annual Session Here j I MUCH ACTIVITY IN BUILDING OF CHURCHES IS INDICATED The Board of Church Extension Louisville Conference ME Oburob South held its annual moetingliore yesterday In the lecture room ottbe I cal church = 1 ev W O BtSiHonr president of the Earllngton church Is president of the board Besidess the president thera were present JI G Walker of Louisville secretary of the board and the Revs D B Campbell Lewlsburg and P 0 Da vail Eddyvllle members of the board Rev E Watt Smith of Clay and Hey B M Curry of Central City Both Rev Carry and Rev Duvall are well remembered by Earljngton people as having served the Earllngton ohuroh in past years The principal business of tb board la considering and pasain- upon the merits of applications from churches in the conference for aid In building new churches and par sonages or liquidating debts upon buildings already erected And the applications are always mush in ex cess of the funds possible available Among the applications before the board yesterday wore those askin aid for the new church recently com pleted here the new church at Central City and a proposed new oburot- to be erected at Clay The pteaahe- from Clay fell In love with the Ears ington church building and may in duce his people to build its dupli cate All the visitors praised th new building and complimented the pastor and the building committee on its arrangement and appearance In addition to passing upon applies tions for aid from the Louisville conference this board also eats upon all applications to the parent board the Board of Church Exten swan of the General Conference The board will meet next year a Central City v To The Public J Iam in the Automobilet Contest and hope to win bu cannot do so without the as sistance of friends I ask that anyone who is not specially interested in the contest and who has not pledged their will vote them for No 73 Anything you can dp will bp greatly appreciated JAH SGil Nrn tiWDr p if Rrr Nil Miss1argaret ltobeUynrhat ai ranfmjatiI r- Jtn 7 BOMB TRIAL DATE IS DCII1 Judge Anderson at Indianapolis Makes Final Ruling ALL THE LABOR DEFENDANTS WILL FACE COURT TOGETHER Indianapolis March 18All the defendants indicted for violation of federal statutes governing transport ation of explosives must go on trial In one cause on Oct 1 according to the final ruling of Judge A B An derson today t la the consolidation of the cases the indictments against fiftyfour men are merged with 128 counts twenty eight of whiskcharge con Bplraoyto violate the statutes for bidding carrying dynamite and ni troglycerin on passenger trains and 100 charge direct violations by the defendants both as abettors of and principals with Ortis E McMaul al John J and James B McNamara and Herbert 8 Hookln eafegnardede thegsome of the charges or counts said Judge Anderson either on motion of counsel or his own initatlve The induvldual rights of the many de fendants will be protected and the court will see to it each obtains justice and is not embarrassed be ofgFortysix of the defendants pres ent or former officials of labor un havercampaign against the open shop in the strutural industry were in none Of the remaining eight men in dicted the McNamara brothers are in prison in California and MoMan igal is in Jail in LOR Angeles Five are under indictment rind bond in Calafornia for the same offenses charged in the indictments returned by the federal grand jury of this tOut Lines Governments i Plan The government will go into trial on the contention that alt the defendants are equally guilty what ever the extent of individual parti cipation may have been said Dis trict Attorney Charles W Miller moraltmay differ but the government maintains their legal guilt is the same Lilburn Young of Madlsonvllle was in town Tuesday Order your Green Carnations for St Pat ricks at the Pleasant A rSntt see t TUCKERIMgril t 1t 1 t MadisDnYillet llll k 1 u r- o r r IBua 1912No usi U READTHIS fi IMPORTANT LEGISLATION Some Measures Passed by Ken tucky Legislative Just Adjourned PRIMARY ELECTIONS AND SCHOOL VOTE FOR WOMEN GRANTED Frankfort Ky March lBThe Kentucky general assembly ad journed sine die early today Among the important measures s passed were those providing for the compulsory popular primaries for all state and local nominations extending sufferage in school elections to women pro viding a uniform county and unit law and prohibiting the purchase or gift of liquor in dry ter ritory and creating a state road fund and commission Among other measures passed by the house on thip the final day of the present session is that abolishing the practice of sweating prisoners witha view to securing confession from them that increasing the annual ap KentuckHome y ren from 5000 to 10000 an that increasing the per capita fo the maintenance of inmates o asylums for the insane RARE OPPORTUNITY Earlington people will have the rInhear Rev B M Bernard of Madi experlenoesIn EarUngtonA silver offering will be taken a the close of the service Mr Brnard will be dressed in the native costume of the Holy Land and show the curios of that country I TUESDAYand FRIDAY CALL ROOSEVELT ENEMY TO PEOPLEt Forgan Says Former President I Selfishly Killed Taft Peace Programn DECLARES HIM SELF APPOINTED OPPONENT OF PRESIDENT TAFT 4 Ohicago III March 12Thed- efeat of the peace treaties with England and France providing for the complete arbitration of a all questions which might arise x between the United States and thpse countries must be laid at the dpOfiof Theodore Roosevelt That was the challenge brown at the New York candidate for the presidency today by David R Forgan provident of the Taft Club of Illinois and tis given peculiar significance because it comes so soon after President Tafts visit to Chicago and la issued by a than who is in the confidence of the president But Mr Forgan doe not stop there He refers to Mr Roose velt as the selfappointed op ponent of the President He says the peace treaties had al amongfgreat end of the people used his influence to de feat them to further hit own am bitionFats it all up to Hooievelt The treaties were n gb iated by President Taft said Mr Forgan Theyfepreeented one of his most sherishable ambi Lions in behalfof the American people and the peace of the world He has personally and with unremitting enthusiasm striven for the principle of universal peace These treaties lid received practically the univer sal support both hereandabroad The BOCalled friend1 of the peo pIe was their only conspicuous Republican opponent Even Senator Dixon his campaign manager had announced himself in favor of their moo ment a myster Senatorl1Jjxonchun intmotion to strike out the section which provided for Continued ou Page 8 r Makes Home Baking Easy No other aid to the Housewife is so great no other agent so usefuland certain in making delicious wholesome foods The only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream ofTartar j No Alum q ti Pboe ral 01 t If 4- a F h 1 II J t 1 0 r T I t = U 4 o ri- bS j r 0IZ1 L tryAr7Ar y tPAAJi w a =a iy f h- n i1t ftfL o Y i d P I II 1 1 I hope grandmother wont miss t lie Said LIna ahos reading a very j 1 Interesting book- Lets1 plan Injun yelled Jimmy J fire alnt never play Injun withtr 4MJl7mamas got a box of red stuff pits on her face when eMf f I r to card parties She never puts t f3 on when she just goes to the I can run home and get the box make na rod like Injunsaid anoes 1 I f My mother had a box of paint 1 ooV ttaint Dover seo Aunt Minerva put stuff on her face remarked I JDilly disappointedlyI c t Miaa Minerva Bhedontaover let t the Major come to see her nor go to t mo card partlqp is tho reason ex plained the younger boy sho just JIOHto the Aid where they aint no 1 jeen and you dont hatter put no red letIt jrou some our Billy Mi mamas got bout a minion dlfTent fJtInds got to have pipes was Fran i rees next suggestion 1J My papas got bout a million pIpea boasted Jimmy but ho got f m to the office I speo J Fatter has a meerschaum j iAunt Minerva aint got no pipe I TMlss Minervas bout the curlousea- ttoan they la sold J1mmysho t got nothing a taU she aint got r4paint and she alnt got no pipe 1 Xadlee dont use piped and wefJ I do without thorn anyway said t but wo must have feathers all feathersaI saidanyMe too chimed In Frances Hero Billy with flying colors came f Ho tho foro and redeemed Miss Miner j pas waning reputation Aunt Minervas got a great big 1 iuncher turkey feathers an I can git rem right now and the little boy jflew Into tho house and was back in IB few seconds Wo must have blankets of course teld lAna with tho air of one whose h word is law mother has a genuine tNavajo I got a little bownarruh what jt liny TBanta Claus brlnged me put In Jim Both quantity and quality are improved by properly balanced fertilizers containing Potash in the form of SulfateMuriate and Kainit will not do The amount of Sulfate of Potash should be from 200 to 250 pounds per acre This would mean 1000 to 1250 pounds per acre of 4510 goods Many socalled tobacco fertilizers are merely ordinary generalpurpose mixed goods containing chlorides which injure the quality of the leaf Insist on goods free from chlorides and containing 10 to 12 per cent Potash or supplement the manure with a 300 to 400 pounds acid phosphate and 200 to 250 pounds Sulfate of PotashF Sailsandoryesooh GERMAN KALI WORKS Inc Continental Bldg Baltimore Monadnock Block Chicago Whitney Central Bank Bids New Orleans Wo can use hatchets for toma hawks continued the little girl Como on Frances let us go home and g6t our things and come back here to dress up Run Jimmy get your things You too Billy 1 sho commandedTho ran breathlessly to their homes nearby and collected the different articles necessary to trans form them Into presentable Indians They soon returned Jimmy dump Ing his load over the fence and tumbling after and the happy quartette sat down on the grass in Miss Miner vas yard First the paint boxes were opened and genjarousty shared with Billy as with their handkerchiefs they spread thick layero of rouge over their charming bright mischievous little faces Tho feather decoration was next in orderHow wo goln to make these feath ersstJckHasked Billy They were In a dilemma till tho resourceful Jimmy canto to the rescue Walt a minute ho cried Til be back foro you can say Jack Robin sonHe rolled over the fence and Wall back in a few minute gleefully hold Ing up a bottle This muclage 11 make em stick be panted almost out of breath Lina assumed charge of the head dresses She took Billy first rubbed the mucilage well into his sunny curls and filled his Mad r llbf his aunts turkey feathers leaving them to stick out awkwardly in all directions and at all angles Jimmy and Frances after robbing their mothers dusters were similarly decorated and last Lina herself was tastefully arrayed by the combined efforts of tho other threeAt last all were In readiness Billy regardless of consequences had pinned his aunts newest grey blanket around him and was viewing with satisfied admiration its long length trailing on tho grass behind him Lina had her mothers treasured Navajo blanket draped around her graceful little figure Frances after pulling the covers off of several beds and finding nothing to suit her faneS ful taste had snatched a gorgeous silk afghan from tho leather couch in the library It was an expensive affair of intricate pattern delicate stitches and beautiful embroidery with a purple velvet border and a yellow satin lining She had dragged one corner of it through tho mud puddle and torn a big rent in another place Jimmy was glorious in a bright red blanket carrying his little bow and arrow Im going to be tho Injun chief he boastedIm to bo a Injun chief too parroted Frances Chief nothing ho sneered you all time trying to be a Injun chief You bout the pompous cst little girl they is You cant bo a chief nohow you got to bo a squash Injun ladles V name squashes mo an Billys tho chiefs Im name old Setting Bull hlself You cant be named Bull Jim my reproved Ana it Isnt genteel to say bull before people Yes I am too he continued Set ting Bulls the biggest chief they Is t I Ask 6 For The tCigar You Want ft f Never hesitate to ask for the particular f kind of cigar that you smoke We I carry 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 j have not got it we will get itJ 4 r 1 St Bernard Mining Company J UrML sr Yteu DRUG DEPARTMENT I1 1 tIC If i 1 El I and m going to be name him Well I am not going t6 play then said Liria primly my mother wails mo to bo genteel and bull is not genteel iti1 tell you what Jimmy proposed Frances you be name Setting Cowi Cow is genteel cause folks milk em Naw I aint going to be name no cow neither retorted the little Indian you all time trying to suadt somebody to be name Setting Cow lie cant bo name cowBilly now entered the discussion caus ho aint no girl Why dont you be name Sewn Steer Is steer gen tool LIfla Y he anxiously Inquired Yes he can be named Sitting SteerH she granted Jimmy agreeing to the compromise peace was once more restored Frances and Lina got to bo tho squashes ho began It isnt squashes it is squaws II corrected Linn Yes tis squashes too persisted Jimmy cause its In tho Bible and Miss Cecilia splalued it to me and shes bout the high steppingest splainer they Is Mo and Dilly is the chiefs ho shouted capering around and you and Frances is the squashes and got to have papooses strop to your back- Bennte Dick can boa papoose suggested Billy Im not going to be a Injun squash ifI got to have a nigger papooso strapped to my back cried an indignant Frances You can strap him to your own back Billy But I aint no squash objected that little Indian- Wo can have our dolls for papooses said Ana going to tho swing whero the dolls had been left Billy pulled a piece of string from his pock et and the babies were safely strapped to their mothers backs With stately tread headed by Sitting Steer tho children marched back and forth across tho lawn in Indian Site So absorbed were they in playing Indian that they forgot the flight of time until their chief suddenly stopped all his brave valor gone as ho pointed with trembling finger up the street That Partof the Ladles Aid Society p which lived in west uovmgton was bearing down upon them Tenders our mamas and Miss Minerva he whispered Now look what a mess Billys done got us in ho all time got to perposo someping to get chjllona In trouble and be all time got to lot grown folks ketch emArent you ashamed to tell such a story Jimmy Garner cried Frances Billy didnt proppse any such thing UTatnt no use to run advised Jimmy Theyro too close and done already see us We boun to get whats coming to us anyway so you might jus as well make em think you aint fraid of em Grown folks got to all time thinklittle boys and girls V Aunt Minerva 11 sho put me to bed this time said Billy Looks like evy day I gotter go to bed Mother will make me study tho catechism all day tomorrow said Lina dismally MamaUl lock me up in the little closet under the stairway said Fran ces v My mamall gimmo bout a million licks and try to tako all the hide oft o me said Jimmy but we dono had a heap of It was fULIaunt had feathers from his head taking the hair off in great patches Sho had then boiled his scalp so tho little boy thought In her efforts to remove the mucilage Now shorn of his locks and of some of his courage the child was sitting quietly by her side listening to a superior moral lecture and Indulging in a compulsory hearWo heart talk with his relative- I dont see that it does you any good William to put you to bed I don see as It do neither agreed Billy I can not whip you I am constitu tionally opposed to corporal punish ment for children Is posed to it too ho assented- I believe I will hire a servant so that I may devote my entire tlmo to your training This prospect for the future did not appeal to her nephew On the contrary it filled him with alarm A husbandidbo another sight handler he declared with energy hed be a heap mo count to ybun a cook Aunt Minerva Theres that MaJorrYou will never mate a preacher of yourself William unless yon imp ptt vevv J jThe child looked up at her WIth a toafaiieat i U vafc Our mat be1 r J i f T kneW of his being destined for the ministry A preacher what zorts an calls yp mourners he saldinot on yo tintypo Mo an Wilkes Booth Lln colnHow many times have I expressed the wish not to have you bring that negros name into the conversation Y she Impatiently Interrupted I don perzactly know m he an swered good hurt orodly M bout fifty hunderd I reckon Anyways Aunt Minerva I aint goln to be no preacher When i puts on long pants Is goln to be a Confedrit Vetrun an kill bout fifty hunderd Yankees an Injuns like my Major man CHAPTER XI Now Riddle Me This The children were sitting in the swing Florence Hammer a little girl whose mother was spending the day at Miss Minervas was with themDontyoua11 wish Santa Claus had his birthday right now stead o waiting till Christmas to hang up our stockingsY asked Frances Christmas Isnt Santa Claus birthday corrected Luna God was born on Christmas and thats the reason wo hang up our stockings rYes UsoldSantas birthday too argued Jimmy cause Its in tho Blblo and Mies Cecilia splalnod it to mo and sho bout tho dandiest splainer they is Which youall llko tho best God or Dpctor Sanford or Santa Claus rasked Florence I like God nother sight botterti 1 do anyoody dtsetsred Jimmy H cause Ho so forgivlngsomo Hes bout tho forglvingest person they Is Santa Claus cant let you go to Heaven nor Doctor Sanford neither nor our papao und mamas nor Miss Minerva Now wouldnt we bo In a pretty fix If wo had to pend on Doctor Sanford or Santa Claus to forgive you every time you run off or fall down and bust your breeches Naw gimme God ovy timeI like Santa Claus the beet der Glared Frances H cause he isnt fr ever getting in your way and hasnt any castor oil like Doctor Sanford and you dont frever have to bo teJV ing him youre sorry you did what ypu did and be hasnt all time got one eye on you either like God and got to follow you round And Santa Claus dont all time say Shet your eyes and open your mouth like Doctor Sanford and poke out your tongue I like Doctor Sanford the beat said Florence cause hes my uncle and God and Santa Claus aint kin to meAnd the Blblo says Love your kinfolks Miss Cecilia splalned I use to like my Uncle Doc heap bettern what I do now went on the little girl heedless of Jimmys Interruption till I wont with daddy to his office one day And what you reckon that mans got In his offlco Ho is got a dead man thout no meat nor clocs on nothing a toll but just his bones fJWas he a iuat asked Billy I like the Major besthos got meat on Naw he didnt have no sheet on just bones was the reply No sheet on no meat on chin roped Billy glad of tho rhyme Was he a angel Florence questioned Frances Naw he didnt have no harp and no wings neither It must have been a skeleton explained Lina And Uncle Doc just keep that poor man there and wont let him got Heaven where dead folks blongs- I spec ho wasnt a good man fore he died and got to go to the Bad place suggested Frances Ill betcher he never asked God to forgive him when ho calved his papa and sassed his mamathls from JimmYand Doctor Sanfords Just akeeping old Satan from getting him to toast on a pitchfork- I hope theyll have a Christmas tree at SundaySchool next Christmas said Frances harking back and I hope Ill get a heap o things like I did last Christmas Poor llttlo Tommy Knott hes so skeered he wasnt going to get nothing at all on the tree so he got him a great big red apple anhe wrote on a piece o paper From Tommy Knott to Tommy Knott and tied it to the apple and- pntit on the tree for hiself Lets ask riddles suggested Line All right shouted TTranoe Tin going to ask the tort objetadJiawylit rJ44Je IMgoing to ak the fret if6 M aous1 jia NIca14 as- PrettiHt mtto tkb let en e J J t P 1 To be Oanae4 i e I r di Ii i C H C HARTMANdJ tl Ho Tells Your Namo in Full Spiritual Trance Medium andiI Scientific Palmist Gives reliable advice on all affair of life love icourtship marriage di vorce disease specula tions land deals min ing etc locates miss ing persons reunites the seperated sfad causes a happy and speedy marriage with the one of your choice ccdatrefactron Hour 930 s m to 9 p m t MadisonHotel wt Fret Floor c Private Entrance rrCornerMadisonville Ky WHEN INEARLINOTONSTOP THE VICTORY HOTELS On Farrin Annul I Good Meats and Good Service RATES 200 PER DAYI t MrMRS M GILFQY Proprietor a asrI rJ Every Dollar of an Ad Readers Money is Above Par 1 Frequently Its Buying Power is 1 Actually Doubled I fl Your dollars vary in value as they vary in pur chasing power The man or woman who studies advertisements is able frequently to make one dol lar do the usual work of two J And the experienced reader advertisements will always make a dol lar command a premium make it buy more than a dollars worth as figured on ruling prices of things J How much above par are the dollars in your pocket worth It will depend on how closely you study the buying opportunities butlined in the store ads L ssmaif t SPECIAL COLONIST RATES i Via L N R R 7 3450 to California 3720 to Oregon and I Washington r q I f a w S J l Comparative 16w rates to points in other States in the West FqJfurtheraddressr I WftTrTai TPA J W LrfMI I aaib CI J x- etaLVar B1 SIfiUstt1ffl 1tW3ynufiff t IHII l r- i I t f TU- Y 3 U r- LTh T rior J lLl a- i PRINCESS SPECIAL cThisPopular Photo Play Theatre is now under new management and its management guarantees its patrons high class entertainments Especially Adopted for Ladies and Children i 1 l IIImOaWMADISONVILLE KY Jfeiinu Daily 2 p mII I l Presence of Mind v Watching her house burn down the woman suddenly bethought her that the had written out a check and left It lying on her desk Fortunately she could remember the number of It 281 With rare presence of mind she 1 At once called up the bank Please stop payment on check numbered 2811 sho directed with tho crisp brew u Ity characteristic of those balanced souls who know exactly what they wantPuck To MothersAnd Others You oah use Eucklena Arnlna Salve to cure children of eczema rashes totter ohaflngB scaly and L crusted humors as well as their ao 1 oidental Injuries cuts burns bruises etc with perfect safety Nothing else heats so quickly For boils ulcers old running or fever sores or riles It has no equal 26 eta ll at All Druggists Xo My Friends Iam in the Auto mobile Contest and expect to win Any thing you can do to L assist me will be appreciated r greatly My number is 168 Yours Respt OsC CANSLER Earlington Ky SIgns of the Times I HI see the young lady noxt door has a beau She assures me that it is thatIA tight feeling in the chest ac coughIndinateathe IUIKS ro relieve it by the dol lar Rlzo BALLARDS HORE HOUND SYltUP you get with each bottlo a free HERRIOKS RED PEPPER POROUS PLAS TER for the chest The syrup relaxes the tlfrhtuesH and the plaster draws out the inflammation It is an Ideal combination for curing byStted Drug Department I Built Up Dig Business The first Jaunting car was establish ed in Ireland In 1815 by a Milanese Carlo Bianconl who settled In Dublin and drove every day to Caber and back charging two ponce a mile from this small beginning In 1S37 he bad established sixtyseven conveyances drawn by nine hundred horses Harsh physics react weaken the bowels will leadto chronic constipation Doans Regslets operate easily ajea box at all stores Neglected Utopia Why is the earthly paradise unattractive Everything that human in Ejcnulty can do to make an ideal dwelling place out of Australia has been dono It is tho Utopia from which reformers drew their sugges I exIports more betterment than any other product Yet Australia the source of plans for happiness to all tho world Is sadly neglected by seekers after happiness Detroit Free Press I BEE ADS PAY GET THE HABITj H Get Into The Big Auto CONTEST w It I FREE0 ee 15 y- i I How to Get Votes r Votes on the Automobile will be given with every cash purchase made at the store of any member of the club idovotes for every dollars worth par chased NOW IS THE TIME TO- t GET BUSY The earlier you start the i more advantage you will have in the r final count Remember the object of I r IQ business Wethiscontest is get are going to give this fine Auto to the per son who will accumulate the greatest number of votes therefore it is to the in terest of contestant to ask their f friends and neighbors who buy their Dry 1r 1s Clothing hoes I ats and every J thing they get from members of the Club I and save the coupons fQr yoq Thus f the contestant who the greatest hiimiber of friends who trade here r them their coupons will receive the of votes i II L C Wiley Jewelry Fine Watch Repairing 4 Webb J V WR Whitford Stoves t 1 I r n d tR r tr k flaA4 Let us print your horse bills this season and save you money We have new cuts and work SEMIWEEKLY BEE Earlington Ky r Putting It the Wrong Way Many a speaker is lauded as hav ing a fine command of language of whom it might bettor be said that his language bas a command of him He has the same command of language that a rider has of a horse that is running away with him Whately For Sale 50 Scholarship on Draughons Business College Nashville Tenn 100 Scholarship on Bryant trat ton Business College Louisville Ky Apply to SEMIWKKKLY BEE- Earhngton Ky a Hpbby Worth Considering A person who apart from business has a hobby literary or scientific usually a better man or woman throne who has none Do you know that of all the minor ailments colds are by far the most dangerous It is not the cold itself that you need to fear but the ser ious diseases that it often leads to Most of these are known as germ diseases Pneumonia and consump tion are among them Why not take Chamberlains Cough Remedy and cure your cold while you can For sale by all Dealers Be Ready for Opportunity There is scopo for chance everywhere let your hook be always hang Ing ready In the eddies where you least expect it there will be a fish Ovid Worrpy children are unhappy puny and sickly They cant be other wise while worms eat away their strength and vitality A few doses of WHITES OREM VERMI FUGE performs a marvelous trans formation Cheerfulness strength and the rosy bloom of speed- Ily return Price 26c per bottle Sold by St Bernard Mining Co In corporated Drug Department T A grand 1600 Howard Touring Car to be given away free by Boosters Club Each member of this club will give votes that will entitle the holder of the great est number of votes to this elegant Free Rules of THe Contest Read carefully the rules of this contest as itv will make it much easier for the contestant to understand the methods t are used 1 No name of contestant will be known 2 No names of contestants will be pub lished 3 Every contestant gets 2000 votes to start with 4 Every contestant gets a number 5 Standingof contestants number published weekly 6 A votes must be br in Wednesday for recording 7 Votes must not be written on 8 Tie votes in package- with contestants number and amount on only 9 Color of certificates will be chargedmontn1y and must be recorded monthly to count 10 Votes are transferable only before 11 Contestantbaving largest number of votes on May 15 1912 wins the auto 12 Contestants will not be Jo solicit votes within store or in front of the building V N W Ica INCORPORATED Dry Goo de Clothing Shoes Mitlinery fladus Ready to Wear peteand Rugs r A + a t tL I L Having an Ideal Means Much Your circumstances may be un congenial but they shall not long rer main so if you but perceive an ideal and strive to reach It You cannot withoutJames Nineteen Miles aSecond without a jar shook or disturbance is the awful speed of earthtthrough spaoe We wondorat such ease of natures movement and so NElwLifeDruggists t FREEo 1 F Ccittct c1c 1912 I ariya I I greatestnumber 1- FWatehssClocb Brothers Groceries Hardware guarantee satisfactory andprices FivePassenger Earlington Automobile our BARNESjCOW Ca bringsgoodhealth My How to Get Votes With every yearly subscription to The Earlington Bee accompained by s i j in cash 3000 votes will be given This applies to back subscriptions as well as new subscriptions and you can pay for as many as you desire You can also get votes on job printing and advertis ingloo votes for each dollar paid on a either printing or advertising Get your friends to give you 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 i ule of votes is so much greater for subR than for anything else You will be suprisedhow easy toget sublscriptions to The Bee if you try CONTEST CLOSES MAY 15 1912 Send in Your Nomination at Once and go to Work for it George King Son Drugs Druggists Sundries and Soda Fountain r SemiWeekly Bee 1 Per Year Barnett Stone1 LiverymanI I 0Ir I lI1i1if f PAUL M MOORE EDITOR AND PUBLISHER J E FAWOETT ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER 1 cMemberofKentucky aNd Second District Publishers League Office in Mortons Furniture Store 119 South Street Modi sonville Kentucky Phone No 4MISS AILEEN DAVIS Mgr Telephone 47 Friday March 1912 I downaa t well About the things he has to sell t Will never reap a crop of dollars like he who climbs a tree and hollers h MR TAFT ON THE TREATIES ICI believe ii said the Pre si dent in his Toledo address tha the people were in favor of rati astheJV e j method of settling difficulties r that the people want none of it if they can help it iItis certainly good news tha- r comes from Lawrence Mass tha the strike there will be settled And there are also encouraging reports from Great Britain that some sort of settlement may breached e there It is hard to ima gine any sort of compromise with t the mob but the British hardheaded courage aud love of fair play may work out a plan to conditI nationRtIt is good to know that the ti + Kentucky legislative has a law extending suffrage i- r school elections to women Th women ought to know more about what their children nee in educational matters men I and they may be ordinarily depended upon to act m school af fir fairs from a pure sense of duty prompted by high ideals It is reported that rioting is y Attending the coal strike in Ger many this time because of the yf opposition of other unions to the I coal strike and its methods But Germany is one country where the mob never rules and flk where the authorities police and C militia ase always on the job p when theres anything on 1AnEastern writer has this to4 say of rioting where a hill of damages is brought in Funds of western miners union 1iwhose striking members damfj aged employers propJatiy tacked for repajatl n The i k union found it quite easyJo Ithre t 1 1 i billA 91l01 m hundred million dollars worth ofcotto exported from 4- w it THE TOWN CRIER i Was put out of buatnwr IQT Printers Ink v t PRINTERS INK Will Get Business for YOU We Do Up to Datei- u JOB PRINTING A TRY US =rn 4 4yr IitSubscription Rates One Year 5100 Six months 60 Three months 25 Single copies ti Specimen copies mailed free on application Correspond ents wanted in all parts of the county Address us for par ticulars Entered at tho Darlington Post Office as Second Class Matter f Branch Main n I 15 than And F 4 r this country for the crop year suggests that the United States- is alive and ahle in spite of all the dark talk we hear from the demagogues and the pessimists Look alive men there is plenty to do and a great future before usl Postmastergeneral Hitchcock wants 100000 from Congress to intsmall ciiies and towns And is reasonable certainly that the towns should get such service along with the now almost uni versal free rural delivery And the funds or the suffragettes who smashed windows in attachedtimprisonment When you have rheumatism in your foot or Instep apply Chamber Liniment and you wilLget quarterWhyers i Following His Hat Roosevelt has followed his hat all right but it is not certain whether he has put his head or his foot in it New York World A BALDHEADED WOMAN innMarriagee ydmarry a bald headed woman What charms could one array to offset such disfigurement- A womans goal is usually love and marrage Her crowning glory Is her hair The loss of her hair mars her beauty happiness and success Yet right herein Earling ton there are thousands of women who are neglecting or injuring their hair to such an extent that it is only a matter of time when it will be utterly ruined Many women destroy the beauty of their hair through thoughtlessness or ignorance of certain facts They use curling irons overheated or to excess which destroys the natural oil of the hair causing It to split break and come out They do not shampoo their hair often enough or too often They use soaps or preparations which con tain Ingredients positively harmful to the scalp and hair As a result of such treatment dandruff is created the hair loosens loses color falls out and baldness commences unless proper and prompt precautions are taken in time Then again microbes and certain diseases bring about un healthy scalp and hair conditions Almost any woman may rid her self ofdandruff and diseased scalp and hair if she will but use the right remedy We have that remedy and we will positively guarantee that it will either cure dandruff and baldness or It will not cost the user anythingThats a pretty broad statement but we will back it and prove it with our own money We wlfl re turn your money if you dont find that Recall 93 Hair Tonic is an entirely satisfactory remedy that will promote hair growth and over come scalp and hair trouble that it wilt grow hair even on bald heads unless ell life in the hair roots has been extinguished the follicles closed and the scalp Is glazed and shiny It lets its name from the fact that it grew hair in 03 out of 100 cases where it received a thorough ly hard impartial and practical test We want you to try Rexall 93 Hair Tonic at our risk You surely cannot lose anything by doing so while you have everything to gain You had better think this over and thou come in and see us about this offer YOU will be well repaid for your visit toour store Remember you can get Rexall Remedies In this community only at our store St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department DEAR MEf Spring Cleaning Time Again WE CAN HELP YO- ULISTEN Druggets 450 up Hall Runners yardrCrox Rugs and Druggets 15Oup Bissels Carpet Sweepers 250 Golden Star Polish 15c to 50c the best furniture polish and cleaner in the world The prettiest and cheapest lace ever shown in the city LET US SHOW YOU OBRYAN UTLEY COMPANY INCORPORATED Madisonville Kentucky Furniture and Undertaking Mr Taft on the Recall Chicago Evening Post The arguments against th principle underlyi9g the recall of judges and the recall of deci sions as presented by President Taft make up a table something like this It lays the ax at the foot of the tree of well ordered freedom It subjects the guaranties of life liberty and property without remedy to the fitful impulse- of a temporary majority of an electorate It is a complete misunder standing of our form of govern ment It destroys all probability of consistency in constitutional in terpretationIt to a temporory suspensIon of the Constitution tenable o a majority of the electorate to enforce a popular but in valid act It IB a reactionary instead of a progressive proposal It is not in the interest of all the people or of the stability of popular government- It will sow the seeds of confusion and tyranny Finally there is no necessity for such a crude fitful revolu tionary and unstable way of re versing judicial construction of the Constitution In the judgment of The EVENING POST this list of objections is complete enough to be made up into a campaign handbook Is not the entire Toledo ad dress to be printed and sent forth for the consideration of the vo ters Check a bilious half sick feeling before It gets serious A dose of HERBINE is the remedy It re stores energy appetite cheerful spirits Price BOo Sold by St Ber nard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department We Handle Only High Grade Jewelry Goods that have a reputationof years behind them When you need anything in this line we will be glad to sell to you Hollinger Truempy jiWELERS Next to Coyles Barber Shop nJdr jMadisonvilleNotesAnniversary A most beautiful surprise anni versary dinner was given Mr Hen ry Beard Wednesday evening by Mrs Beard at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J A Hoffman tfn North Main St The dining room was artlsoallv decorated in cut flowers and ferns Covers wore laid for the follow ing Messrs and Mesdames S JD Langley J A Hoffman and Henry Beard Misses Mary Ruby Morton Cora Hall Lillian Robards and Laura Hoffman Messrs Allte Beard Fay Ashby Woodson Browning Will and Langley Hoffman f Entertains at Bridge Mr and Mrs Clyde Ruby enter tamed at Bridge Wednesday even ing at their beautiful home on South Main St in this city Their guests included Messrs and Mesdames H F Head L E Ruby W P Roes H H Holeman C A Morton J D McPherson Jr Miss Florence Allyn and Turner RUby At the conclusion of the games a most delicious luncheon was served Blue Stocking Club The Blue Stocking Club meta t the home of MrsrB L Hall on East Broadway in this city Friday afternoon Bridge Mrs W P Ross entertained a- Bridge t Friday afternoon at her new home on North Mam St In this city Mrs T J Morgan of Nortonville was in Madisonville Wednesday shopping James L Brown returned Wed teo Lexington Frankfort and Louis ville Miss Elizabeth Victory of Earl ington and Miss Howard of Owens boro attended the Art Exhibit of the Kentucky artists given in Mad lsonville Wednesday by the Wo mans Book Club of that city tJB Brasher returned to Nash YUle Ill Wednesday Roy Wilson of Madisonville was- InEarlingtunTueaday Miss Hazel Fawcett who is at tending State College in Lexington impending a few days with her m ntB Mr and Mrs JE Fawcett InJtfadlsonvlUe Jas T Brandsteller and Lee G Sharpe up to date sign painters are now in MadiBonville They are do Ina high grade line of sign work I ve them a trial Satisfaction guaranteed tom Sory spent several days in Louisville Frankfort and Losing ton Messrs Morris and Karl Kohlman were called to Louisville Wednes dtto theirsauntMrs Qraynor Crabb of Jackson Tenn IB in town the guest of Mrs C L Ross 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 get prices at the Madlsonvlllo Branch Office in Mortons Furniture Store AILEEN DAVIS Manager Fay Asbby returned home Wednesday from a few days visit to Louisville Lexington and Frank fort Mr and Mrs Henry Beard of New York and Miss Laura Hoffman are visiting relatives in Providence and Nebo Mesdames Otho Fowler 8 D Langley and Neal Hollinger were in Evansville Monday to hear the noted violinist Kubelik Miss Olyne Prather was in Evans yule Monday to hear Kubelik the noted violinist Mesdames Lena Tapp and UK Gordon spent the week in Nashville attending the Shakespearian plays pf Julia Marlowe and Sothern Mrs J D Sory who has been spending the winter in Mobile Ala returned home Friday Mrs Mollie Hawes who has been spending the winter with her son Henry Hawes IB Visiting relatives Madisonville V Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear There is only one way to cure deafness and that Isiby constitution al remedies Deafness Is caused by an Inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Euitachlan Tube When this tube Is Inflamed yon save a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing and when It Is entirely closed deafness Is the result and unless the Inflammation can be taken out and this tape restored it hi normal condition hearing will be destroyed forever nine cues out of ten are eauscd by Catarrh which 1 BobnK but an iname4cndlticnof hemICOUllltt e We will Rive One Hundred poHarjt toranycane of Deafqsss ceased tiy cstarrh baU annotbe Jrfy Halls Cararrh Cure SenT for ctrcu tinyfree 3it1 DHENEY do pp Toledo p Sold llrlstSj75 Take HailspamliyPillefonconstituttoa- t I T r Qrq f Notice to Contestants i3 I p and Friends ttiI i a Remember we have coupon books on Si A- 1 4 sale in our office and can get ten thousand s votes on the dollar by buying this bookIeither by your friends or yourself This 2 44 i 0 4book jf1 4 sure you ve your on our bargain counter and ask for bonusf 1 votes 125 Mens Hats reduced and one 1 f thousand votes with each Hat twb 1 K Barnes Cowand Co INCORPORATED IIi Earlington Kentucky jytipi I u J r I 1j Ilsley Happenings II The Moving picture show was a great success Saturday night though free tickets for families including boarders Wrecked the receipts at the door John Harland mine foreman for the Orabtreee mines made a business trip to the County Seat Monday and left his buggy Pin a sink hole 2 miles this side of Earlington Jeff Russell visited in St Charles Sunday Jim Brown was here Monday selling ossified meat for Swift Co he also carries hound sausage for a side line Lan Collins while performing on of his stunts on high kicking last Monday miscalculated the distance and cracked two ribs for Tom Dugger Lan says now as acrobat he has Jeff beaten to a frazzle It Is thought that Thos Har land is preparing to go to war as he was odserved making a dirkout of an old file at the Blacksmith shop lost week Edd Morgan says he paid in advance to have his watch fixed last December and now has a let ter from the watch company stating that they have been work ing on it ever since but had gone broke in the effort to make it keep time The boys say it wasI a Waterberry pattern with back action wheels Tom Tony has not ventured near this town since he made such a narrow escape of being whipped by Major ONeal We are all glad to know that Ben Salmon will soon be homeI Mr J M Haskins openedup prayer meeting here Sunday night with a large crowd and every Sunday night from now on subjectforJudgment Everybody invited to attendJThos L Logan probable can t didatp for SherrIff spent Sunday and Monday with old friends TURNS GUNS ON GOMFEBS J- h Attorney Scores Labor Leaders in the Contempt Proceedings t WashingtonMnrch12Sam t iuel Gompere John Mitchell and IFrank Morrison the three Fede ration of Labor officials being tried in the District of Columbia Supreme court before the full i bench of justices today wore severely scored by Attorney J prosecutorsetheir alleged violation of thecBuck Stove and Range Corn pany injunction as flagrant defiant sI z and conscious Mr Dar f lington declared the case should have boon entitled law against I anarchy becaure of the posi n tion taken by the respondents Tinclinationsof the tribunals created by the Constitution to interpret the law B 81 F AOTttIILocalt Evidence that cau be verified Fact is what we want r Opinion is not enought I Opinions differ tit Heros an Earlington fact al You can test It t Mrs Mollie Clements EarllngtoUj sb Ky says I was In such great path from kidney trouble that I had toWIscream aloud The pains seemed more than I could ondure After ev hadnetailedKidney Pills and they did wonders for me I do not know what caused of my kidney troublo My back was so M sore and lame that I had to ahold of chairs when walking Myrlimbs were swollen and my sight became affected I was also ner vous and dizzy and my head ached tiPa Qtive kee I had ever tried Deans Kidney Pills l I She said that if three boxes of DoanB WI Kidney Pills did not ao any goodD b o InslstedrsoteelmnohcaJbettersaved my lifeoil atxi now entirelyea forthanItbrlForEartakeI I N FoewtamefThe best assortment and great In est of soft e peroEvansville dlsscThemen of all ages and for wearon rrtleansions has never beep greaterneonfinishscratch 5Mallon i 50NewAnd the cutest hats for the little kiddoesthet diseaTheready for you Styles qualities and pricescleanare attor- ti fl Lion c r As+ treat exisEVANSVILLEt I J nkbINDIANA3 and g IAft Hats n go throatsa r Trial wonn THE p a 4 IneLlIUJ1- r i vvivsjyt v wt nwe +qdLw4w Yw sv+ wgYMMYM1kwi jr ft r T Ja J 0 11 ir d 1A iJtJ tf n ti 01 i i I News of the Towns I t Miss Qoldle Weir was unablo to attend to her duties at school Tues day on account of illness thre Millinery Opening March 27th and 38th Bishops Millinery Madison ville Ky It i Bradley Stone is on the sick lie this week Mrs W B Vinson is on the sla list this week- Beginning at 11 a m on Wed nos day March 20 the Ladles Aid of the Christian Church will servo egRforVictoryiMiss Emma Vinson is confined to iier home on account of chills Miss Mary Kuby Morton of Madl onvlUo was In town Tuesday after noonBishops Millinery have on dis play a beautiful line of Gage Tailored Hats at Madlsonville Ky It Miss Margaret McPherson of Mad isouville was In town Tuesday Miss Bonnie Vera Murphey of Madisonville was In town Tuesday Miss Metabeth Bory of Madison Tllle was In town Tuesday 4 WANTED AT ONOH Olean cotton sags at Bee Office Miss Ruth Wyatt was in Madison ville Tuesday afternoon Post cards of dainty design doll clothes and many other novelties will be for sale at the Ladles Ba zaarMrs Sallie Stevens with Barnes Oowand Co who has been to mar ket returned home Tuesday after noon S L Lewis representing the Whitaker Paper Co of Cincinnati was In town Wednesday I b Dont forgot the SemiWeekly Bee has a branch office for Madi eonvillo people in Mortons furni ture Store If you want advertis lug or Job work or wish to subscribe for the paper call up number 4 AILEBN DAVIS Manager Burn to Mr and Mrs Walter Fav i Iors of the Grapevine country Tues day night a fine boy Mother and child are doing nicely MIsB Nettle Hanna was In Madl Bonvllle Wednesday afternoon Misses Phillips and Greusnaw were In Madisonville Wednesday Mesdames W Ertes and R L Taylor were in Wed nesday afternoon H 1 When in LIndi8b4Ville in the afternoon dont fail to go to the Matinee at the Princess Theatre Miss Amelia Hanna was in Madl eouvillo Wednesday afternoon Bob Priest is attending court in Paris Tenn this week H D Cowaud is back from market Dont fail to return your votes j Wednesday afternoon not later than C oclock Rev Howard J Brazelton of Mo bile Ala has been unanimously called to the pastorate of the Chris i tiara church at this place Four years ago he gave up the work here for larger fields and It Is only through his love for his poople and the hope of better health for bis family iu Darlington lhatibe is giv lug up his work in the SritjtbB9Bro Brazelton and family will srdv4n Darlington on or befor ftIaJttlifU t i fTftiffMViotjif I For WomenWho Care Ofcourseycuuseanantlsepticinyouriamlly son and you wan 4l Instead of what you have been using such as liquid or tablet antiseptics or wont you please try Putlne- a concentrated antisepUo powder to be dissolved in water as seeded Faxtine Is more economical moreI cleansing more germioidal and more i healing than anything you ever used IJ1 Q 1 ANTISEPTIC a Inthetoiletto cleanse and whiten the teeth remove tartar and prevent 4decay To disinfect the mouth destroy germs and purify the breath To keep artificial teeth and bridgework clean and odorless To remove nicotine from the teeth and the breath I after smoking To eradicate perspira thou odors by sponge bathing As a medicinal agent for localI treatment of feminine ills where pelvic 1catarrh Inflammatlonant ulceration nothing equals hot douches of Put ne For ten years the LydIaEI nkbam Med Co has been regularly d to use It because of its extraordinary cleansing healing and germicidal power For this pur+ ptee along is worth its weight in Also for nasal catarrh sore- throatinfiamedey outs wounds All druggists 25 and 50 cents a box Trial box and testimony of 81I women free on request THE PAXTON TOI1ETOO osTettMse + r- R Life Saver In a letter from Branch land W Va Mrs Eliza beth Chapman says I womanlytroubles All the doctors In the coun did me no good I took Cardui and now I am en atnew woman sufferkshould give Cardui a trial TakeCARD UIT- he Womans Tonic 50 years of proof have convinced those who tested It that Cardui quickly re lieves aches and pains due to womanly weakness and helps nature to build up weak women to health and strength Thousands of women have found Cardul to be a real life saver Why not test it for your case Take Cardui today Ed Long continues to improve C 0 Rambo of Madlsonville was In town Thursday FOR SALEOne 100 course In anything except civil engineering from International Correspondence School of Scranton Pa Will self at a bargain Apply at Boo Office Paul Banks was In IoulsvllloPar Is and Frankfort this week I Call and see a beautiful line of now Spring Millinery Bishops Millinery Madlsonville Ky It Born to Mr and Mrs James E Slsk Sunday night a fine girl The Ladles Aid are making a spe cialty of aprons nockwear and underwear For sale on Wednesday March 20 at the Victory Building Home made cakes and candies at the Ladies Bazaar next Wednes daySam Langley of MadlsonvillewaB in town yesterday on business Our opening of Pattern Hats will occur March 27th and 28th Bishops Millinery Madisonvllle Ky It WANTED Hustling business getter with small deposit in each city and town in W Kentucky Address for particulars Manu facturer 528 S Garvin St Ev ansville Ind Services Sunday morning and Sunday evening at the M E Church South by the Pastor Sub Je 5t Sunday evening The Mode of BaptismMrs W Vinson and children of Graham are visiting her brother W B Vinson Ex Confederates Every Veteran in Hopkins County is earnestly requested to meet as Madisonyille City Hall Saturday March 28 at 10 oclock a m for the purpose of arrang ing for the Reunion to beheld in Macon Ga May 7 8 and 9 Also the Pension Bill will be discussed This meeting will be of great interest to every Vete ran and hope to have a full at tendanceF HARRIS Oommander Camp No 528 U 0 V A Cold Lafrippe Then Pneumonia le too often the fatal sequence and coughs that hang on weaken the system and lower the vital resistance B G Collins Postmaster Barnegat N JM was troubled with a saysIhingIand Tar Compound and before Ihad taken it all the couh n had entirely ceased FuleyVHopey and Tar Compound cant be beat Itstops the by healing the cause Refuse substitutes Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department Returns to First Love Miss Sarah Hayes who was form erly bookkeeper and cashier for The Hustler Publishing Co but lately with the Henderson Gleaner has re turned to her first love iu the capac ityofassistant business manager Miss Sarah IB a splendid newspaperwoman and The Hustler is to be congratulated Must Live for Others A class which lives only for Itself not for the community of which It fsapart Is bound to perish The Nemesis of selfishness is extlnotlea cT OJ t PENNYRILE QUARTETTE MAKES GREAT HIT Have Been Doing Good Workat Idle Hour Theatre In This City The Pennvrile quartottecomposed of the well knowp singers Messrs Kizer Sisk Overall and Prltchett who have been singing the latest popular songs at the Idle Honr The atre In this city for the past week made a great hit with Earlingtou people These gentlemen have engagements with a popular Louisville theatre and will leave for that city in a day or so to begin work They will doubtless make good in Louis ville nnd wo expect to hear of their success LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES They Are Closely Observing Public Health Conditions An examining physician for one of the nrominet Life Insurance Com subloott that the reason why so many appli saute for insurance are rejected is because kidney trouble is so common- to the American people and th large majority of applicants do no even suspect th t they have tbe dis east He states that Judging from his own experience and reports from druggists who are constantly in di rest touch with the public there is probablybeenand curiiig these diseases than any remedy known The mild and heal KllmerslhvampRoot highest forits remarkable record of cures strictlyadvise our readers who feel in need of such a remedy to give it a trial It is on sale at all drug stores in bot ties of two sizes fiftycents and one dollarHowever if you wish first to test its wonderful merits send to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton N Y for sample bottle absolutely free When writing be sure and mention the Earlington SemiWeekly Bee Entertains for Guest at Bridge t Misses Victory of this city beau tifully entertained at Bridge Tues day afternoon in honor of their charming guest Miss Howard of OwensboroThose included Misses Ma ry Ruby Morton Margaret and Lou ISO McPherson Metabeth Sory Lu cy Fawcett Bonnie Vera Murphey Carrie Atkinson and Ailoen Davis A corsage bouquet of sweet peas was presented the honor guest while Misses Atkinson and Davis won the other prizes a box of bon bons each At the conclusion of the rubbers a most excellent luncheon was served In two courses i Dont Neglect a Childs Cough The Childs Welfare movement has challenged the attention of thoughtful people everywhere Mothers are natural supporters and will find in Foleys Honey and Tar Compound a most valuable aid Coughs and colds that unchecked pneumoniaFoleysHoneytales no opiates and no harmful- drn 8 Is a medicine not a narcot- Ic Refuse substitutes Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department Mrs Watts Entertains One of tne most pleasant of JjJjfB many coffee socials this seasop fia the one given by Mrs Theo Watts Wednesday afternoon at her home on Railroad street About thirty guests were present and each one came prepared to do something to aid the hostess in entertaining Some of the stunts were most amusing At four oclock tempting sandwlsbes and coffee were served Mrs Watts was assisted by her mo ther Mrs Ohas Oowell- CONSTIPATION Indigestion Dad Breath XMzzt ness Vertigo blind staggers Sa1lowCompleXlona are all symptoms of a UvsrHERBINE baa Effective Liver Tome aa4- Newel Regulator Its powerful reviving Influ ence In the torpid liver brings ImprovementYou theImpuritiesUD the digestive organs find an systemhasbeenhalf sick feeling disappears the complexion clears the breath becomes sweet the mind alert land there Is a fine feeling of exhilaration allthrough the body Price tee lIerDottle- JameF8aUardprop SttousMo Ues forSoreJL DANE COMP 4Dt ST BERNARD MINING CO Incor poratedDrug Department o ffri Jrr5 fi WHERE DOCTORS- FAILEDu TO HELP Lydia E Pinkhams Vegeta ble Compound Restored Mrs Greens Health Her Own Statement Covington MoYour medicine has done me more good than all the doc tors medicines At every monthly period I had to stay in bed four days because of hemorrhages and my back was so weak I could hardly walk takingLydia Vegetable Compound and now I can stay up and do my ismthe best medicine on earth for women Mrs JENNIE GREEN Covington Mo How Mrs Cllno Avoided Operation Brownsville IndI can say that EPinkhamsVegetableCompoundE must opera ted upon for a serious female trouble and that nothing could help me but an operation I had hemorrhages and at times could not get any medicine to them IgotinsuchaweakcondIUonthatIwoudg Several women who had taken your didpto to build up the system and overcome female troubles healthdought to thank you for it Mrs 0 M CLINE S Main St Brownsville Ind AMERICAN COAL FOR ENGLAND Consolidation Coal Co and the Atlas Co are Shipping Coal to Great Britain Baltimore Four steamers are loading coal here for shipment to Great Britain two by the Consolid anon Coal Co with 6000 tons each One will clear Sunday and the other Tuesday Atlas 00al00k6 Co of Pennsylvania is loading the other twd vessels with 10000 tons one of which will leave Monday and the other Tuesday Other companies here have re oeivd inquiries for coal from Lon don Llverpool and other places in Great Britain and they expect to cl686rdefs nest week for at least 2oi00 tons T RepelaAttackofDeath 1Ilvdv6ars ago two doctors told two years to live This startling statement Was made by Stillman Green Malachite Col They told me I would die with consumption It was up to me then to try the best lune medicine and 1 began to use Dr Kings New Discovery It was well I did for to dayl am working and believe I owe my life to this great throat and lung cure that has cheated the grave of another victim Its folly to suffer with coughs colds or other throat and lung troubles now Take the cure thats safest Price 60 cents and 100 Trial bottle free at All Druggists New Milliner Comes to Barnes Cowand Co MIBS Mary King of Henderson Ky an experienced milliner has accepted a position as manager of the milltnary department of Barnes Cowand Co and will take charge this week Miss King comes highly recommended You Need Stationery Nothing gives an individual or a firm standing fn the business world like nice stationery neatly printed The SemiWeekly Bee job depart ment keeps constantly on hand a fine line of letterheads noteheads billheads statements and envelopes both linen and commercial We also do circular invitation and catalogue work Give us a trial You will be pleased IEconomies It has been iuund that the things that expand on solidifying M water freeze at a lower temperature the pressure Is increased while the others freeze at a higher vlien a substance that expands freezes under blgherpreesure than usual it DM to exert more force to shove the pressure away and consequently has fe use H 0 more of its heat energy thru losing more heat and consequently lip coming colder Would Have Preferred Cheese Bats in Washington ate up over 2000 worth in bills but we are of the opinion that if they had been given an option in the matter they would have preferred to have had it in cheese Goos Work ofBarnardo Homes Nearly twenty three thousand nine Jhuntfred children have now been sent to Canada from England through the agency of the Barnardo homes LlM f 1 Ir YLirL UFLORIDA I IN I The opportunity of a life time Million of acres pf the most s a fertile land in the world can be had at low prices No climate lit Lthe United States makas labor solight for the tiller of the soilt the average temperature for Februarybeing 574 and for August 811 degrees Average value of farm products was 10976 per acre for the year of 1909 The Louisville Nashville RIMroffers a greater variety of routes to Jacksonville than any other line with fast through trains or sleeping cars from CHICAGO CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE ST LOUIS CLEVELAND I GRAND RAPIDS and INDIANAPOLIS The only line reach r f ing points in West Florida Round trip tourist tickets on sale daily retnrn limit May 30 1912 Round trip homeseekers tick ets on sale the first and third Tuesday during March and April at the lowest rates ever named to Florida pointse7r Send For Illustrated Land Folder orr Florida The latest and most complete map showing all colonists sites canals towns railroads and resorts and giving a good description of the state i R D1PUSEY rw General Passenger Agen- tlouisville 1 Kentucky I Automobile Contestants Following are the namesjandnum bere of the Automobile Contestants The contest is now in its infancy and it is not too late or anyone to enter and WIn the splendid 1600 6 passenger Touring Car Send In your name now and we will give you 2000 bonus votes Contest closes May 16 1912 1 Elizabeth Long 4570670 8 Mrs Ed R Heater 2744948 9 Ernest Brmkley 1385880 11 Brick Southworth 924741 51 Ernest NewtonK R S8117080 67 Mary Mothershead 2812893 79 Nona FauUs 2807892 92 ES Blanks 1785440 98 Verna Cash1497639102 Lula Tri bble 2834810 189 Ruby Todd 2974702 145 Bessie Dorria1855013163 J B Moore 1990408 164 Mrs F B Arnold2068603 167 Monon Oldham2976694 168 Orson Oansler 4887779 172 Janle Victory6891694 178 James Garnett 4525190 175 Rev J R Evans4124708 176 Mrs SydneyLaffoon8418148 183 Sybil Ashby 8214863 186 Duey Walker 8461276 194 John Baker i 2230948 Rememberthe one contestant sell- Ing the greatest number qf dollars worth of coupon books will be awarded a handsome 42 piece dinner set for the month of March Con testants that have won dinner sets will please call for same on or by the 20th y this month or same will be Countermanded EABMNOTON BOOSTERS CLUB Auto Contest Scholarship For Sale We have a 100 scholarship on Bryan Stratton Business College for sale This Is one of the best bus iness colleges lu the tatoand a scholarship In this college is A 1 THE SEMI WEEKLY BEE Profitable Giving Have courage to give occasionally that which you can ill afford to spare glvlJlI what you do pot want nor value neither brings nor deserves thanks in return who Is grateful for a drink of water from anothers overflowing well however delicious the draught King Stanislas of Poland Earliest Expressions of Thought History as it lies at the root of all science is also the first distinct not of mans spiritual nature his earItest expre of what zany be thought Carlyle ur u- r rI COMMISSIONERS BALI Hopkins Circuit CourtKentucky The Kentucky Bank Trust r Co Adms of J H Baldwin Deed Plaintiff vs Notice of Sale in Equity- J W Sherrod Guardian etc i DefendantsBy of a judgment and order of sale of the above Oourt the undersigned Master Corn missioner vill on Monday the 1st s day of April 1912 at the West ern door of tbe Court House in Madisonville Kyproceed to expose to public sale to the highest and best bidder on a credit of 0 mouths one House and Lot in the town of Earlington Ky Lot No14n Block 11as shown on the Plata of said town and is the same lot consigned to J H Baldwin defccl1 by J W Thomp son and WJfLID S B72 page Y 275 proper qQRNOLD Master Commissioner H 0 CT JflTemperament No Defettee Woman watts divorce Mhaeband because etawclitJallapainting a widows roof Beingordinary root painter bas trtlstio tempeMment u M inoitsk L jl- G Fine Watch Clock and Jewelry Repair 0 f I HI No Shoddy Work Goes I Here 4 li v A Trial Will Convince you Vii n Hollinger Si Truempy JEWELERS I Next to Coyles Barber Shop f e tL r 1 MEMBERS EVANSVILLE REBATE ASSOCIATION NI I t f y IITS A LONG WAY FROM ADAM AND HIS WEAR Z t To the man of the present day am High Art Wear but the story 1s brltflr and Intoreptirujy told In our Spring t catalog entitled History of unina raiment it ie got ten up in the classiest style of the printers art and beautifully illustrated in colors depicting and describ ing the costumes of the centurlAP from what Adam wore In the Garden of Eclpn down to our present great i showing of mens Spring and Easter lines In suits hats yeas shoos shirts neckwear hose fwd fancy vests fortipone today All men and boys lilies for spring are now s complete All mall orders receive Prompt attention t When you home in person we rebate at f i fliT JPAYS TO TRADE HERE Convenient Shoo Horns 1 A problem which has agitated the J feminine mind for some time has boon successfully solved at last Away in r j which women may reach their feet un aided even though corseted comes to relieve those who are overburdened r r with obesity How is this feat accom i pushed Its simple If one possesses one of the new shoe horns which have i a threefoot wooden handle attached to the horn This novelty is imported find though the price may seem high tho relief purchased with one of theso toilet accessories is certainly worth I the price 0 A Glossner 2i Ontario St Rochestra N Y has recovered from a long and severe attack of of kidney trouble his cure being due to Foley Kidney pills After detailing his case am f 4 onlypr yIdidnotlearnsooner of4 of Foley Kidney Pills In a few days time my backache completely left me and I felt greatly improved My kidneys became Btrenger dizzy spells left me and I was no longer a annoyed at night L feel 100 per- T cent better since using Foley Kidx quickInSold by St Bernard Mining Co 4 Incorporated Drug Department f EatersIs of 8000 to 4000 B C have been found vegetable fibers grain bones and scales of fishes and bones and teeth of rodents Several Nile fishes woret Identified One woman had eaten 20 different kinds of fish just before her death and a child had taken a dose of mice an old remedy for childrens dis hes fc J John WfMcklesmfth Greensboro Fa has three children and like moBtohlldron they frequently tape have tried several kinds 4ofoough medicine he says but have never found any yet that did them as much good as Chamber a Iains Cough Remedy For sale by gall Dealers Music of the Hawk There is not much to be said for hawk music yet the voice of the for est would lose the cnarm of Its wild oat note were this great bird extinct and it is because it is wild and dif ferent from sounds of every day that we love it Then as a picture seen I from afar the forest would never be complete without these birds of tire leas wing hanging over it and reign ing upon their thrones of air Hopeless Case Do trouble wid me and muh wifor admitted old Brother Gaumpers am dat whilst we gree most o de time we dont gree at do same time I kin gree bout anything and she kin greo bout anything but we kaint greo wid each udder bout it When Im wlllln to greo wid her she wont greo wid me and when the is ready to greo wid me Ive changed muh mind and kaint gree wid her We kin bate greo sep arate but we kaint greo together on do same thing at de same time and do mo we tries de wuss we gits Backache Almost Unbearable- Is an almost certain result of kid ney troble D Toomey 803 E Olive St Bloomington III says I suffered with backache and pains in my kidneys which were almost un KidneyPillswonders for me Today I can do a real hard days work and not feel the effects Foley Kidney Pills will cure any case of kidney and bladder trouble not beyond the reach 6t medicine No medicine can do MiningComent How Opium Is Secured Opium Is got by cutting the capsule of the poppy slower with a notched iron Instrument at sunrise and by the next morning a drop or so of juice has oozed oat This is scraped off and saved by the grower and after he has a vessel full of it it is strain ed and dried It takes a great many poppies to make a pound of opium and it goes through a number of proc esses before it is ready for the mar ket In a liquid state it looks like dark strawberry jam Ap uneasy feeling in the stomach or bowels yields quickly to HER BINE It tones up the stomach and purifies the bowels Price 50o Sold by St Berdard Mining Co In corporated Drug Department Home of the Lima Bean About half the lima bean crop in the world is produced by a coastwise trip of California including Santa Barbara Ventura Los Angeles Orange and San Diego counties Pecu liar climatic conditions are required and the only other section where the bean has been grown successfully is the Island of Madagascar off the east coast of Africa England takes the entire island output J V IIpo Iij liIW 1wijIJIIP T Ifiijiii ip tl i jMa8t Your Friends i a I AT THE i i idleflour Theatre Latest Moving Pictures A Every Night Except Sunday p Matinee Every Saturday Afternoon 4 3 Reeler 3 6o ei rid lOo I y 1 C a M TI 0 f 1 TO SAVEf 110 N Y s To introduce the famous Pianos for which I am State Representative I have arrangedl to sell a carload of Pianos to the people of Madisonville and vicinity at factory prices SALE OPENS WED MARCH 20 And Continues 1 0 Days The Chance of a Lifetime i Every Piano marked in plain figures A CARLOAD OF PIANOS AT FACTORY PRICESU DONT iWAIT COME r QUICK p5 t THE BEST BARGAINSSELL FIRST Terms of- Payment to Suit Your- Circumstances TheFamous Schumann Pianos Guaranteed For a Life Time Received Gold Metal at SeattleYukonExposition SCh inann nk 1 b ootMrI WelerpIP1anOSItf 0 These Pianos are superior in every way fully and reliably guaranteed and rankas the very best products of the Piano makers skill f r j 0 7 v y I I ft Tnfe Extradiraiiiarv Sale 1 P i j c I Will place these splendid pianos in your home at factory prices You buy them direct of the Factorys Personal Representative and save a1 Ieexpensesl i r arvinY y 1- r ra erFA l A fiESENTATIVE l f j J 1 4 r- iiI C li2 II I 04 0Jt t Y- Neu VMw i r t 1 v fI0 L r 0 yw 7 l t 1 c A MORTONt MADISONVILLE KY Funeral Director and Embalmer Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night t Jssas sse l1w1TETh Papen There are times when there are bundles of old papers to bo burned This Is dangerous In a grata fire Thi 1tfollowing Is tho method which will avert danger of tho chimney catchln j fire Make tight rolls of all the papei and fasten them with pleooa of soft wirebroomstick wire will do Thq will then form a kind of a log and burn slowly without a flame The rolls may be made of any size add togethertIA WonderI kidneyIbacks rheumatism and all Irregu larltles of bladder troubles remov ing gravel the kidneys and bladder 4n both men and women Regulates Madder troubles In children If not x sold by your druggists will be soul I by mall on receipt of 100 One small bottle is two months treat ment and puldom falls to perfect a cure Send for testimonials from Ky and other states Dr E W Hal 2020 Olive street St Louis Mo Sold by druggists + Realism In BabylonIdeal offfA great o- faartaysit mutt confessed that some 1fem4 baa beteq given to t 4e a icyt Wliy tbet recently CDM to lit oti 4lr plotWeeeia Assyrian foes V1- a OM MfO man ted JBO careful WM beat all the details that the bin lag kp Mere all marked NIebncltla4I neJtar in the corner in uneUorm eharactereVLlpplncotfs Magazine Accident will happen but the but regulated families keep Dr Thomas Electric OH for such fcmsrgencles Two sizes 25 and SOC at all stores ieet Seed Industry of Poland The growing of boots for seed in Poland was started 30 years ago and rls been brought to a certain perfec 5oion so that the local seed quite equals that of tho foreign and in many cases if has turned out much better or If yon have trouble in getting rid of your cold You miry know that you are not treating It properly There Is no reason why a cold should bang on for weeks and it will not 5 you take Obamberlatns Cough Remedy For sale by all Dealers Very Serious It is a very serious matter to ask for one medicine and have the j wrong one given youFor this reason we urge you in buying to be careful to get the genuIne aaBUCKLiver Medicine The reputation of this old relit f ble medicine for constipation indigestion and liver trouble is firm ly established 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 IN TOWNF2 r RALPH BINGHAM At Temple Theatre March 19 1912 Last Numbof Lyceum Guru Really IhteresTTrT him IfA newspaper receives dally for publication says the Berliner Tags Matt a lot of sttfff which has about ag much llteiarqvalue aa a Jlaua4ry alp But occasionally something climes along which umknown to the writer Is so funny that it sees the tight of publicity Thus a correa Bpondeat calla attention to the fact that the drama Royal Love which was soon for the first time at the lira Theater is by Baron Rosenkranz who Is a direct descendant of Rosen kranz and Ouildenstern known to the world through Shakespeare Glorious News comes from Dr J T Cnrtlss Dwight Iran Ho wiles I not only have cured bad oases of eczema In my pa tients with Electric Bitters but also cured myself by them of the same disease I feel sure they will benefit any case of oxzomaII This shows what thousands have proved that Electric Bitters Is a most effective blood purifier Its an excellet rem edy for eczema tetter salt rheum ulcers bolls and running sores It stimulates liver kidneys and bowels expels pbironn digestion builds the strength Price 60 ate Satisfaction Kuaranteed by All Druggists Wobbler Seldom Succeeds 8toeeea In life depends far more upon decision of character than upon the possession of what is called gen plus The man who is perpetually hell tatlng aa to which of two he will do will do neither =Wllllanj Wlrt A healthy manta a king in his own right an un healthy man an unhappy slave For Impure blood sad slug lib liver use Burdock Blood Bitters On the market for 35 years 100 a bottle I Immense Sum Spent by Tourists Tho actual money invested in hotels in Switzerland is 100000000 Tho payment of the Interest on this sum tho maintenance of the properties and a profit on tho enormous business Which employs many thousands of people is practically all paid by tourists who come to Switzerland in pur eult of health recreation and pleasureI Women Shoes Misses Shoes This weeks display of fashionable advance styles in correct effects of early springshoes is but an other example of our ability to present the NEW THINGS FIRST before they are to be seen in the other stores COiB H HEITHAUS Mgr The Store With The Brass Ftlt in Front aif MainSr t EVANSVItLE INDa h rr 1 i LJrt V 3 d Unusual Bargain Table of Womens Shoes and Ox l fords in odds and ends values from 250 t6 i 1500 148 and98c i i Ii li v fr h iv 1 h f t I tr 1tJsax- JaMTa t BoydM ofahie J r r r v7 w w r MwW f f ftpr I 1 tiM v r 41 lil71 I o t to tF1 I I r J y ra- I i Railway Wages and Railway Earnings There were substantial increase in the venires of raihyuy ein plovees Burinn the fiscal year IDlli E filpil with the Intel state Oommerce Commission show that the totallcomp nsntiou to the employees of railways over 600 miles longteas 1005277249 The total wage cost 1d the railways for the vear was leater bv 41858822 than it would have been at the rates of payn effect during 1910 and greater by 09207078 then it would have been at the rates of pay in effect during 1910 Notwithstanding an increase of 2108 in the miles of Riihvay Operated there were fewer employees on the payrolls June 80i loll than on June 80 1910 by 81086 yet the total compensation paid to employees during 1911 was greater than that paid during 1910 by 49970210 This is greater than the increase in the gross earnings of the railways by 22 595121 ThP net revenues of the railways which are what is left after paying operating expenses feil off by 49988589 during this same period in which compensa tion increased nearly 50000000 These figures are summarized from Bulletin No 28 of the Bu reau of Ratlway Economics which is based on official reports made by the railways of the Interstate Commerce Commission and which exhibits in detail a comparison of the aggregate compensation to different classes of employees the number of employees of differ ent classes and the relation to railway traffic for thA fiscal years of 1909 1910 and 1911 The summary of revenues and expenses of the steam railwave over fifty miles in length for the month of December just issued by the Bureau shows that for the calendar year 1911 the total op erating revenues were less than for the calendar year 1910 by 27098780 and the not revenues less by 22280 784 v The Way Out A painstaking mother of two chit flron was attempting to give them t serious idea of her anxiety to make them good and to make plain to thou minds the gravity of tho task before her Overcome with the possibility of over attaining her mothers ideal threoyear old Frances answered ir nil earnestness Dont try to make ua good mother just shoot us Ev erybodyg Magazine The most Common cause of ihsc mule is disorders of the stomach LiverrabletsalebyaUDealers s True Hon To be honest is more than to No train from stealing another man purse more than paying the exact number of dollars you owe Honesty means far more than not defrauding other people financially It means nothing leas than not defrauding your self by your own prejudice and judgments It means dealing fairly and squarely with yourself looking at yourself with the same eyes with Wb h you dissect the conduct of your W esClara K Bayliss Suffered day and night the torment of itchtn put Nothing helped me until I used Doan Ointment The result was lasting Hon John R Garrett Mayor Girard Ala The Dutyof Art Every gay every bright word or picture like evety pleasant air of mu sic is a piece of pleasure sot afloat he reader catches It and if ho be healthy goes on hisway rejoicing and It is the business of art eo to send him ag often as elbleR L ste- venson I e3= Political Jokers Whot is the difference sked Mr Bones between1 a statesman and a bowr t A statesman replied Mr TamboMputs himself In the hands ol his friends but the boss devotes him belt to seeing what ho can get his own hands on r CR R TIME CARD Time of departure of Illinois Central trains from Nortonvllle Ky NORTH BOUND No 102 128 pm No 104 840am No 122 local pn3B1045 m Np 130 local 686 p m SOUTHBOUND No 101 408 pm No 103 148am No 121 local pass 123 pm No 185 local pass 563 a m L8t N TIME CARD Time ol arrival of trains passln through and departure of train originating Earlington Effective Sunday April 9 1911 NORTH BOUND No 92 625a m No 62 1116 a m- Ao 94 723 pm No 541122 pm SOUTH BOUND No 68 480 am No 96 823am No 61421 pm No 931048 p m INTERURBAN TRAINS NORTH BOUND No 104 762 am No 106 1055 am No 108 200 p m No 11O 602 p to SOUTHBOUND No 106 710am No 1061000 am No 107 1267 pm No 109 820pm Nx l lF 61Q pm M Ht TIME CARD JnsceftctNo 11 arrlven8ffi0pO m- PifJ jIt jl1IJ L d RewardIEarnestness Brings Tho earnest men are so few in tho world that their very earnestness becomes at once the badge of their no bility and as men in a crowd instinc tively mako room for ono who seems eager to fbrco his way through it so mankind everywhere open their ranks to one who rushes zealously toward somo object lying beyond them DwightIr I Barbed wire cuts ragged wounds collar and harness galls heal UD quickly when BALARDS SNOW LINIMENT Is applied It IS both healing and antiseptic Price 25 60 and 100 per bottle Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department I Poetry In SkyscrapersI It is a mistake to think wo must go back a thousand years or moro for genuine poetic inspiration or that tho poet of today must necessarily confine himself to the veins that the Greeks worked to create their lasting vogue There is poetry in the big mbdern in Btltutiona where twentieth century llfb pulsates If only there be the Imagina tlon that can treat it In a masterly way Wa TAe Suntod Typ vado mot rJtatfvilwotkmao 1 o tM 1- t 4r We desire to Y attention1 to 1 offer if t which we now have on the rhar Duplex Safety Razor 1 l a rVf J This Razor which has sold for years at 5 OO each is offered for a limited time only at the astonishing price of 35 cent It is to be understood however that the Razor offered at this price wjll be with the usual Ivory handle nor will you receive the ex tra half dozen blades accompanying the regular r Razor in every other detail it is the same 4 If you contemplate the purchase of an article this nature recommend this asan opportii nity for ypu to get exceptional value for your money St Bernard Miring 2p Incorporated i v Drug Department A SPLENDID OFFER The Earlington Bee AND THE t Evansville Courier DAILY QOFor Year One Send bring the above amount Earlington Bee and ceive papers one year t Remember this presidential year and The Evansville 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This Office v 1 4iH t I J Io i ioew nwuwMWsiw IAI A C 4w r i i I ie- i t ns p P c II l 11 t A1 i L rr j ba x 4e 1 M n w aar 1 II L 1 ry pJ1At ROOSEVEtt j ENEMY TO PEOPLE 4 r O v Continued from Page It 3 tt j the submission of nil justiciable 1a questions to arbitration Thus tY the peace treaties which exprepr iii Bed the overwhelming sentiment H1 of the American people were l B1 fcmllsculatedand destroyed i I N Guile Him Inconiiitent tHowwill the selfappointedW 7 u O l I r j rer l9 f 1 t cone i le his opposition and that of JN his campaign manager with his x 1 oftrepeated insistence that the1 j will of the people is supreme estedIti 1 d tbySenator Root and Lodge and il SPProved by President Taft would have met all objections subj5 r IFit mItted to the Senate The fact I ethatSenator Dixon voted to kill i two treaties in spite of these I fiamendments and undoubtedly t with the consent and approval of it1fJ his chief shows that the will of countsfornothinguni I less in opinion r 111Volt it also aids his candidacy lifi r Colonel Roosevelt like the t y I Democratip Opponents of the n ltit treaty hasrsacrificed the welfare i of the people to promote his own ambitionir Ji Thus the nation has been be peoi j J to PIe f t ti Primary Boosters Discouraged tiThirdterm boomers in Illinos t tpracticallj have given up hepe of having the primary law amended to permit of a preferen tial vote on the candidates for frresident and the state commit I yi is correrponding withi r the county clerks in an effort to leave them take a cue from Coun ty Judge Owens of Cook County termedis free and easy primaries in i a connection with the regular pri maries on April 0 r The committee also is trying n to pereunde the parfyleadcre in Cook County to agree to abide by the vote cast at the unautho rized primary notwithstanding the President TaU 1 probably will ignore the test vofe on the presidency COLORED COLUMN REV J R EVANS EDITOR Mesdames Cavenaugh Clark and Sims are slowly improving Rev P D Gordon preached at the A M E Z church Tuesday night Rev E H Edmonson preached Wednesday night and Rev Evans Thursday night The funeral of Mrs Millie Frame was conducted at the baptist church Wednesday March 18 by the pastor Rev Evans assisted by Rev JH Thomas and O Carrmgton Mesdames Eva Dunbar and Mat tie Jonlcau who have been visiting their sister Mrs J W Bell left for Madisonvllle Tuesday to visit their motherMiss Lenora Tucker who has been on the sick list for the past two weeks is very much improved at this writing There will be quarterly meeting at the A M E Z church next Sun day Rev Speight of Mttdisonville will prEaoh in the afternoon The public is cordially invited to be presentTho of Hagar Chapter 0 E S have purchased new badges and are looking forward to Palm Sunday March 80 when they will have their annual sermon Ruth Hines extends an invitation tQ all of her friends to visit Atkin son college Friday night before Eas terMiss Letetia White of Morton is visiting Mrs Callie Walker The U B F and S M T lodges will have their grand master Dr Will Ballard of Lexington with them Thursday March 14 A grand reception will be given in his honor after the lecture Dout forget to buy the Trading Books before purchasing your goods at the Booster Stores Better a Smile Than a Frown Tho saint who smiles does a great- deal more good in the world than the- aaInt with a long face Iti WE DO ONLY THE BEST JOB WORK I i r CITY DIRECTORY l MayorF nRI h 7 1 I3Q ge JU JeAJ BA qtt CNITax AssessorJ H Corbitt GityGlerk PEt1GwTreasurer Frank B Arnold City PhysicianW K NIshet WhlpflerStreetOounollmen Madison Old bam F D Rash Geo 0 Atkinson Thos Blair 0M Henry Meeting night first Monday night In each montL School Trustee Paul M Mooro Board of Health Ed M Trahern G Gilbert King and Curtis B Johnson M D- PoatmaatorChas Cowell FIRE DKPABTMENT H DROg ers Chief F B Arnold Assistant Chief Ohas Barnett Captain Claude Long Gilbert Long W D OavanesB Brick tiouthworth Baker Pupate Geo T Miller Will Rav burn Bryant Deal Firemen CHURCHES CATHOLIC OHUBOH First mass every Sunday and holy day at 700 a m Second mass and preaching 980 a m Vespers and benediction 7 p m Rev J P MoParland Pastor CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday everyLordsm Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 780 Pi m DR D T STANLEY Pastor M E CHURCH Regular sorvicoi third Sunday at 11 am and 780 pm Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 730 Sundayschool at 9 80 a m Class meeting second Sunday at 080 a mREV HOLTZOLAW Pastor M E OHUROH tioU1HRev W O pastor Services on every Sunday at 11 a m and- 74o p m Sunday school at 08U a m Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 780 oclock Ladles Aid Society every Monday after noon Official Board meeting Mon dav after first Sunday u each monthMISSIONARY BAPTIST OHUROH has services 2nd and 4th Sunday in each month also Saturday night be fore and Sunday night following WeddesdayDr A 0 Siek Supt Ladies Aid meets eaeh Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock Paftor W H Gregor of Louisville JENFKAI BAPTIST CHUBOH Services fourth Sunday morning and evening in each month end Satur undaySchoolREV Tl J JLYNNPftstor EPISCOPAL CHUKOH Services 2nd and 4tu Sunday night at 745 at the Library Sunday School t8 tri REV GEO 0 ABBITT Rector LODGES Masonic LodgeE W Turner m to 1 Aas J The Dentist Advertise your office hours a A WY r Let the people know where your Offi ce r Doctor Tell the people about your infirmary Architect Advertise your plans Preacher Ade I v a Auctioneer Let the world know how suceessfullo Grjf Farmer Advertise your rod netsN 1 Druggist What do you carry besides drugs i Jeweler Let the public know your lines F Milliner Tell the women about yxr Li FridaysllledehE J PHILLIPS Soc Victoria Lodge No 841o P in pto qVery Monday night Visjt brI ERO FIfl h K of and S Hopkins Lod erA O U W No 601 meets nightY tonNo52night in each month MRS BERTHA UMSTEAD Sec Degree of Honor No 10 meets letand 3rd Saturday nights In each month Miss LIZZIE HUFF Sec EarllngtouCourt MasonloHnllStandwalte Tribe No 57Red Men meets everv Friday sleep HARRY LONG 0 of R OatalpaCampday night All members are ear nestly requested to be there BERNARD WALTON Clerk MONROE DAVIS Deputy Clerk WorldNo11992meetsY Q WALKER Sec atMadlsonv1lle RulerRoyEarlington Chapter U DOmeets 1st Thursday in each month at 280 pm MRs EMMA DAVIS Pres Knights and Ladies of Seonrlt will meet every second and fourth memborsInvitedWILL OA1RIGAN Clerk Visiting members are cordially theseLodgesThe Determination to Do The longer I live the more deeply am I convinced that that which makes tho difference between ono man and another between the weak and powerful tho great and insignia cant is energy Invincible determina UonQ once formed and then death or victory Buz ton left me with a frightful cough and very weak Ihad spells 1 could hardly breathe or speak for 10 to SO My doctor could not help me but I was completely cured by KINGSNew Mrs J E Cox Jollot HI 50o AND 100 AT ALL DRUGGISTS A r I NEW v SPRING APPAREL r For Men Women and 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