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Digital page images are linked to the text file. im''iigaa nvPr If MHll!1 J' Wl Ml r, ' PF ' t 1 o Ppir!r ifpw TUESDAY I j" J TUESDAY and FRIDAY X TWENTY-THIR- D VV IF YOU DON'T YEAR FRIDAY ADVERTIE Y.OUR BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KY., FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1912 N. GALL ROOSEVELT 22 LONE HERO SLAYS (r Wea- - :?: IMPORTANT LEGISLATION Some Measures Passed by tucky Legislative Just Adjourned Ken- TWO BANDITS WITH MALLET AND GUNS Beats Armed Captor tov Death, Takes His pons and Lies jn Wait for Accom- plice,Whom he Shoots SAVES TRAIN FROM HOLD-UP ANNOUNCEMENT READ THIS From this date until the close of 'ENEMY TO PEOPLE' Forgan Says Former President Selfishly Killed Taft Peace Program DECLARES HIM "SELF APPOINTED Texas Express Messenger Works Ancient Ruse and Dashes out the Robber's Brains San Antonio, March 18. A San Antonio express messenger named David A. Trousdale is the hero of all Texas today. Starting unarmed and covered with two rovolvors held by a masked train robber, he emerged from obscurity flanked on either side by the body of a dead bandit, trophies to his prowess as a defender of the lives and prop-ort- y entrusted to his care. That, in brief, sums up the fatal error made by a pair of desperadoes when they attempted to hold up Southern Pacific passenger train No. 0 at a lonely point in the desert a few miles east of Sanderson, Texas, early this morning. When the train rolled into Sanderson more thau nn hour late Trousdale assisted the baggage man to unload two corpses onto the station platform aod then gave the coronorabrief outline of what had happened, so that the inquest might be con ducted in a regular manner. reach his own gun. Trousdale was forced to walk ahead of his captor, back to the coaches which had been left when the front part of the train was moved forward. The robber stood Trousdale with his buck 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 Euia Sncceisfal having got the drop on the before the later could mee-seng- er 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 man's skull. I r L r the ground, and Trousdale calmly took possession of the two guns he dropped as he fell. Then he OF CHURCHES IS INDICATED Indianapolis, March 18. All tbe desat down and waited for the secfendants lndicied for violation of ond bandit to come back, as he The Board of Church Extension, federal statutes governing transportconver-eatioaaahad, heard the men m in ation of explosives must go on trial knew that part of Louisville Conference, Soucb, bold its annual mooting bore in one cause on Oct. 1, according to their plau was to rob the passengers in the disconnected coaches. yesterday In tbe lecture room olttbe the final ruling of Judge A. B. An- local cburcb. kev. "W. 0. BtwHonr Iderson today. Second Bandit Comes In proBident of tbe Earlington church, In tbe consolidation of the cases He had only a few minutes to is president of the board. Besides the IndictmeutB against fifty-fowait, and as the accomplice of tbe president there wore present J. men are merged with 128 counts, bis victim loomed into sight out G. Walker, of LoniBville, seoretary twentv-eigSucceed in Stepping Train of which charge coni darkness Trousdale's captur- of tbe board, and tbe Revs. D. 8. Bplraoy to violate the statutes forThe robbers flagged and board of guns came ed into play. The bidding carrying dynamite and nied the train at a lonely spot in second bandit was shot at least Campbell, Lewlsburg, and P. 0. of the troglycerin on passenger trains, and the desert. The engineer, cov ten times in moral spots before board Eddyvllle, members of Clay, 100 charge direct violations by tbe ; Rev. E. Watt Smith ered by the guns of one of the he knew what was going on. and Kev. D. M. Curry of Central defendants, both as abettors of and bandits, waB compelled to run his Then Trousdale ranjup to the City. Both Rov. Curry and. Rev. principals with Ortis E. McManigal, and engine a few hundred x yards engineerslowlytold him to back Duyall are well remombered by John J. and James B. McNamara and pick up his his cars ahead of the train, carrying with coaches. The dead bandits were Earlfngton peoplo as having served and Herbert 8. Hockln. paBt yearn. Sights to Be Safeguarded it the mail, express and baggage dumped in on the floor of the the Earlington church in The prlnoipal business of .the tbe course of the trial the "In cam, which had been uncoupled baggage car and railroading in board la considering and passing from the other coaches. southwestern Texas once more upon the merits of applications from court will be called on to weed out some of the chargoB or counts,1' said One of the bandits then took pnrsued the even tenor of its churches in the conference for aid Judgo Anderson, "either on motion Trousdale out of the express cur, way. In building new churches and par- of counsel or his own inltatlve. The sonages or liquidating debts upon lnduvidual rights of the many debuildings already erected. And the fendants will be protected and the rjmrnmu applications are always much in ex- court will see to it each obtains cess of the funds poBBlble available. justice and is not embarrassed beAmong the applications before the fore the jury by multiplicity of board yeBterday were those asking charges." aid for the new church recently comForty-si- x of tbe defendants, pres-epleted here, the new church at Cenor former officials of labor untral City, and a proposed new church ions in many cities, alleged to have to be erected at Clay. The preacher been implicated in a dynamiting from Clay fell In love with the Earl- campaign against the open shop in always keep our price right, ington church building and may in- the strutural industry, were in duce his peoplo to build Its dupli- court and their bondB, were conhave cate. All the visitors praised the tinued. we think of quality first. new building and complimented the Of the remaining eight men inpastor and the building committee dicted, the MoNamara brothers are bought shingles for twenty years and on its arrangement and appearance. prison In California and McManin In addition to passing upon applica- igal is in jail In Lor Angeles. Five know where to get the best. us tions for aid from the Louisville are under indictment and bond in conference, this board also acts upon Calaforma for the same offenses all applications to the "parent charged In the indictments returned show you our stock. board, the Board of Church Exten- by the fedoral grand jury of this sion of the General Conference. district. , ' The board will meet next year at Oat Lines Governments' Plan Central City. "The government will go Into trial on the contention that all tbe To The Public defendants are equally guilty, whatever the extent of individual partid M.E-Oburo. ur Robber No. 1 was deader thau Daniel Boone before he hit Frankfort, Ky., March 18. The Chicago, III., March 12. "The Kentucky general assembly defeat of the peace treaties with sine die early today. England and France, providing Among the important measures for the complete arbitration of passed were those providing for all questions which might arise the compulsory popular prim- between the United States and aries for all state and local nom- those countries, must be laid at i inations: extending sufferage in the doorof Theodore Eoosevolt." school elections to women : proThat was the challenge thrown viding a uniform couuty and unit at the New York candidate for busy and patronize us. law, and prohibiting the pur- the presidency today by David chase or gift of liquor in dry ter- E. Forgan, president of the Taffc ritory, and creating a state road Club of Illinois, and it is given fund and commission. peculiar significance because it Among other measures passed comes so soon after President vfc .by the house on thip, the final Taft's visit to Chicago, and ia 'X day of the presentsession, is that issued by a man who is in the the' abolishing practice of confidence of the president. BOMB TRIAL BOARD OF CHURCH "sweating'' prisoners with a view But Mr. Forgan does not stop to securing confession from them ; there. He refers to Mr. RooseDATE IS OCT. 1 that increasing the anuual ap- velt as the EXTENSION MEETS oppropriation for the Kentucky ponent" of the President. He Society for Colored Child- says the peace treaties had alImportant Board of M. E. Church, Judge Anderson at Indianapolis Home ren from $5,000 to $10,000; and most universal support among Makes Final Ruling South, in Annual Session that increasing the per capita for the people of this country, and the maintenance of inmates of Here that the "great friend of the asylums for the insane. ALL THE LABOR DEFENDANTS people" used his influence to deWILL FACE COURT TOGETHER MiirH activity iv mnintNn feat them to further hin own amad-journed the Automobile Contest, on May 15th, we will give 100.00 votes for every dollar paid on subscription, new or renew- al, paid with coupon books. Books now on sale at this office. Now get t PRIMARY ELECTIONS AND SCHOOL VOTE FOR WOMEN GRANTED OPPONENT" OF PRESIDENT TAFT SEMI - WEEKLY BEE 4 n fS "self-appointe- d bition. Pats it 'all up to Eooaevelt ht Da-vai- l, RARE OPPORTUNITY WHAT ABOUT We THAT NEW ROOF ut Earlington people will have the chance Sunday. March 17. 7:30 p. m. In Earlington Christian Church to hear Rev. 8. M. Bornard, of Madlsonville, lecture on his experiences in Palestine. Ever since he returned he has been promising Earling ton this treat. Admission is free. A silver offering will be taken at the close of the service. Mr. Br nard will be dressed in the native costume of tbe Holy Land and show the curios of that country. "The treatses were negotiated by President Taft," said Mr. Forgan. "They fepresented one of his most sherishable ambitions in behalf of the American people and the peace of the world. He has personally and with uuremitting enthusiasm striven for the principle of universal peace. These treaties had received practically the universal support both here and a broad, 'friend of the peo The ple' was their only conspicuous Eepublican opponent. "Even Senator Dixon, his campaign manaeor, had announced himself in favor of their ratification. At the Isat moment, and following a myster-- i U8 visit to his chief, Senator Dixon chunged front abruptly and cast the decidiug vote in favor of the motion to strike out the section which provided for d (Continued on Page 8.) We but Let Clear Red Cedar $4.00 Star A Red Cedar. $3.50 Star A Cypress $2.75 BAKINOFOWUt Absolutely Pttr Makes Home Baking Easy No other aid to the Housewife is so great, no other agent so ok made from it tf For anything in the building kne call us up or write us. We will be glad to name you prices. - .- RUBY MADiSONVILLE, -- 7 UMBER I am in the Automobile Contest and hope to win; but I cannot do so without the assistance of friends I ask that anyone who is not specially interested in the contest, and who has not pledged their votes, will vote them for No. 173. Anything' you can do will be greatly appreciated. - cipation may have been," said District Attorney Charles' W. Mlllor. 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Baltimore Monadnock Block, Chicago Whitney Central Bank BIdg., NeOrIcan I Miss Minerva and William Green Hill By PRANCES BOYD CALHOUN Copyright, by Eellly A Brlttoa Co.) fire alnt never Jwwla of hope grandmother won't mlsa feo," Bald Lina, "flho'B reading a Yory Interesting book." "Let's plan Injun!" yelled Jimmy;' play" Injun." This suggestion was received with 1 , "My mama's got a box of red stuff mat she ptta on her face when sh to card parties. She never puts uw vu wiiou bub jubu uea k via Sid. I can run home and get the box maae us rea nxe injuns," saw. fiancee. "My mother had a" box of paint, delight I Undo." disappointedly. "Miss Minerva, she don'tnover let the Major come to seo her, nor go to ato card parties, iz tho reason," explained the younger boy, "sho Just tfoea to the Aid where they ain't no sen, and you don't baiter put no red iea your face at tho Aid. "Well let iron iavo some of our paint, Billy. Wy mama's got "bout a million dlQTent JQUly, 1 alnt never seo Aunt Minerva fco red stuff on her faoo," put remarked "We can uso hatchets for tomahawks," continued tho llttlo girl. "Come on, Frances; let us go home and get our things and como back hero to dress up. Ilun, Jimmy, get your things! You, too, Billy!" sho commanded. Tho children ran breathlessly to their homes nearby and collected tho different articles necessary to transform them Into presentable Indians. They soon returned, Jimmy dumping his load over the fence and tumbling after; and the happy quartette sat down on the grass In Miss Minerva's yard. First the paint boxes were opened and gen,erousy shared with Billy, as with their handkerchiefs they spread thick layers of rouge over their charming, bright, mischievous llttlo faces. Tho feather decoration was next in order. "How wo goin' to make these feathers stick?" asked Billy. They were In a dilemma till tho resourceful Jimmy camo to the rescue. "Wait a minute," ho cried, '111 bo back 'foro you can say 'Jack Robinson'." Ho rolled over the fence and was. back in a few minutes, gleefully holding np a bottle. 'II make 'em stick," "This muc-lag-e ho panted, almost out of breath. Llna assumed charge of the headdresses. She took Billy first, rubbed tho mucilage well into his sunny curls, and filled his head full of his aunt's 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, wa3 tastefully arrayed by the combined efforts of tho other m going to bo name' him." know of his being destined for tho and "Well, I am not going t6 play then," ministry. "A preacher what 'zorts an' calls said Lina. primly, "my mother waiits mo to bo gentcol, and 'bull' is not up mourners?" ho said "not on yo Mo an Wilkes Booth Lingenteel." "I tell you what, Jimmy," proposed coln " "How many timeB havo I expressed Frances, "you bo name' 'Setting Cow' 'Cow' Is genteol 'cauuo folks milk tho wish not to havo you bring that negro's namo into the conversation?" em." "Naw, I ain't going to bo name' sho impatiently Interrupted. "I don' perzactly know, 'm," ho an no cow, neither," retorted tho littk Indian, "you all time trying to 'ouadt, ewered good humoredly, '"bout fifty somebody to bo namo' 'Sotting Cow'." hunderd, I reckon. Anyways, Aunt "Jlo can't bo name a cow," Billy Minerva, I ain't goln' to bo no preachnow entered the discussion " 'cau&o er. Whon I' puts on long pants I's ho ain't no girl. Why don't you bt goln' to bo a Confedrlt Vet'run an namo' 'Settln' Steer'? Is 'steer' gen- kill bout fifty hunderd Yankees an' Injuns, llko my Major man." teel, Lina?" he anxiously inquired. "Yes, ho can be named "Sitting CHAPTER XI. Steer'," sho granted. Jimmy agreeing to tho compromise, peace was once Now Riddle Ms This. more restored. Tho children wore sitting in th got to bo tho "Frances and Lina a little swing. Florence Hammer, " ho began. squashes girl whoso mother was spending tho "It isn't 'Bquashes,' It is 'squaws,'" day at Miss Minerva's, was with corrected Llna. "Yes, 'tis squashes too," persisted them. "Don't you-al- l wish Santa Claus had Jimmy, "'causo It's in tho BIblo and his birthday right now 'stead 'o waitMiss Cecilia 'splalned it to me and ing till Christmas to hang up our Bho'a tho 'bout Billy Is tho stockings?" asked Frances. 'splainer they Is. Mo and "Christmas Isn't Santa Claus' birthchiefs," ho shouted, capering around, you and Frances is tho squashes day," correctod Llna. "Cod was born "and and got to havo papooses strop' to on Christmas' and that's the reason wo hang up our stockings." your back." "Yea; it's old Santa's birthday, "Bonnie Dick can bo a papoose," too' arguod Jimmy, "'causo it'B In suggested Billy. "I'm not going to bo a Injun squash tho Biblo and Miss Cecilia 'splalned If I got to havo a nigger papooso it to mo and sho 'bout tho dandiest strapped to my back;" cried on in- 'splainer they is." "Which you'all llko tho best: God oi dignant Frances. "You can strap him Doctor Sanford or Santa Claus?" to your own back, Billy." "But I ain't no squash," objected asked Florence. "I llko God nother sight bettern that llttlo Indian. papoos- do anynody, declared Jimmy, 'causo "Wo can havo our dolls for es," Bald Lina, going, to tho swing Ho so forglvingsomo. Ho'b 'bout tho person they is. Santa where tho dolls had been left. Billy forglvlngest pulled a pieco of string from his pock- Claus can't let you go to Heaven nor nor our et and tho babies were safely strapped Doctor Sanford neither,Minerva. papao Now to their mothers' backs. With stately und mamas nor Miss pretty fix If wo wouldn't wo bo in a tread, headed by Sitting Steer, tho had to 'pend on Doctor Sanford or children marched back and forth Santa Claus to forglvo you ovory tlmo across tho lawn in Indian fllo. you run off or fall down and bust your So absorbed wero they In playing breeches. Naw; gimme God ovy Indian that they forgot tho flight of time." time until their chief suddenly "I like Santa Claus the best," destopped, all his brave valor gone as clared Frances, "'cause he Isn't ho pointed with trembling finger up getting in your way, and hasn't tho street any castor oil like Doctor Sanford, That part of tho Ladles' Aid Society and you don't f'rever have to bo tell-' -? tin-type. st r H He O. HARTMAN in Full, Tells Your Namo Spiritual Trance, Medium and ' Scientific Palmist Gives reliable advice on all affair of life, love, -- . K:. M .fi courtship, marriage, di- vorce, disease, speculations, land deals, mining, etc., locates, missing persons, reunites a'nd seperated causes a happy and speedy marriage with the one of your choice. the K . :m iBSBBBBBBBBHHAt hUvBBBBBBI Satisfaction Hour Guaranteed p.m. , 9:30 a. m. to 9 Madi VP.t Hotel v V JFirst Floor Private Entrance Corner Center and Union Street! 1 Madisonville, Ky. QJ1" WHEN IN EARLINGTON STOP AT fr-ev- er THE VICTORY HOTEL On iW S. ta r three. if O S Farren Avenue Good Meals and Good Service RATES $2.00 PER DAY : I i ft "You can't bo named 'Bull,' Jimmy," reproved Llna, "it Isn't genteel "I got a llttlo bow'narruh what to say 'bull' before people." closet under tho stairway," Bald Fran"Yes, I am too," ho continued. "Set- ces. Banta Claus brlnged me," put In x ting Bull's the biggest chief they is "My mama'll gimmo 'bout a million licks and try to tako all tho hide off o' mo," said Jimmy; "but wo dono had a heap of fun." It was some hours later. Billy's aunt had ruthlessly clipped tho turkey feathers from his head, taking the hair off In great patches. Sho had then boiled his scalp, so tho llttlo boy thought, in her efforts to remove the mucilage. Now, shorn of his locks and of some of his courago, the child was sitting quietly by her side, listening to a superior moral locturo and Indulging In a compulsory talk with his relative. "I don't seo that it does you any good, William, to put you to bed." "I don' seo as It do neither," agreed Billy. "I can not whip you; I am constituimtionally opposed to corporal punishment for chlldreu." "I's 'posed to It too," ho assented. "I believo I will hire a servant, so that I may devoto 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. l d bo another sight "A husband wtill INavaJo." to have pipes," was Fran-mb- 's next suggestion, My papa's got Txxrt a million pipea," boasted Jimmy, "but bo got fmx to the office, I speoV "Father has a meerschaum.' "'Aunt Minerva ain't got no, pipe." ""Miss Minerva's tout tho curiousest woman they is," said Jimmy; sho jaln't got nothing a tall; sho alnt got pap paint and sho alnt got no pipe." "ladles don't use plpe and wo (can do without them anyway," said giina, "but wo must bavo feathers; all Radians wear feathers." Til got my mama's duster," sold pimmy. "Me, too," chimed In Franoes. Hero Billy with flying colors coma to tho foro and redeemed Miss Mlner-pra'waning reputation. "Aunt Minerva's got a great, big fcuncher tu'key feathers an' I can git rem right now," and tho little boy jllew Into tho houBO and was back In ja. few seconds. "Wo must havo blankets, of course," tsald Llna, with tho air of one whoso rword Is law; "mother has a genuine , , Wo got At last all wero In readiness. Billy, regardless of consequences, had pinned his aunt's newest grey blanket around him and was viewing, with satisfied admiration, Its long length trailing on the grass behind him; Llna had her mother's treasured Navajo blanket draped around her graceful llttlo figure; Franoes, after pulling the covers off of several beds and finding nothing to suit her fanciful taste, had snatched a gorgeous Bilk afghan from tho leather couch in tho library. It was an expensive-affaiof intricato pattern, delicate stitches, and beautiful embroidery with a purple velvet border and a yellow satin lining. Sho bad 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 llttlo bow and arrow. "I'm going to be tho Injun chief," he boasted. "I'm going to bo a Injun chief, too," r mmmm which lived In west Covington was bearing down upon them. "Yonder's our mamas and Miss Minerva," he whispered. "Now look what a mesB Billy's done got us in; he all time got to perposo someplng to get chjllona in troubio and he all time got to lot grown folks ketch 'em." "Aren't you ashamed to tell such a story, Jimmy Garner?" cried Frances. "Billy didn't proppse any such thing. "'Tain't no use to run," advised Jimmy. "They're too closo and dono already Bee us. We boun' to got what's coming to us anyway, so you might Jus' as well make 'em think you ain't 'frald of 'em. Grown folks got to all time think little boys and girls 'r skeered of 'em, anyhow." "Aunt Minerva'U sho' put me to bed this time," said Billy. "Looks llko ev'y day I gotter go to bed." "Mother will make mo study tho catechism all day tomorrow," said Lina dismally. "Mama'Jl lock me up In tho little kin-folk- s, MRS. M. GILFOY, t . tvw f 1 1 )P sv Proprietor "J fl parroted Frances. """Chief, nothInt" ho sneered, "you all time trying to bo a Injun chief. You 'bout tho pompousest little girl they is. You can't bo a chief nohow; you got to bo a squash, Injun ladles 'r' namo' squashes; mo an' Billy's tho chiefs. I'm name' old Setting Bull, ." Cigar You Want For The nSK Never hesitate to ask for the particular kind of cigar that you smoke. We carry such a large stock that it is possible for us to show you every brand. Yours, no doubt, is here so ask for it any way, if we have not got it, we get it. St. Bernard Mining Company ' . '" . " Incorporated DRUG DEPARTMENT ' ''I'll betcher he nover asked God to forglvo blm when ho 'celved his papa and sassed his mama," this from Jimmy, "and Doctor Sanford's just old Satan from getting him to toast on a pitchfork." "I hopo they'll have a Christmas tree at Sunday-Schonext Christ mas," said Frances, harking back, "and I hopo 111 get a heap o' things like I did last Christmas. Poor llttlo Tommy Knott he's so skeered he wasnt going to get nothing at all on the tree so he got him, a great, big, red apple an" he wrote on a piece o' paper "From Tommy Knott to Tommy Knott,' and tiod it to the apple and put It on the tree for hl'self." "Let's ask riddles," suggested Llna, "All right," Shouted Franoea, "I'm handler," he declared with energy; going to, ask the first. "he'd bo a heap mo' 'count to youn a "Naw; you, alnt neither" objected cook, Aunt Minerva. There's ,tha Jlauny. "You an time' got' t'Mk the Major irstrMdle. Vm goto to ask the flrtt "You will never make a preacher os j a. of lyourself, William, unless you Imk "BouBd aa a Wecdt, knr a a prove.", i Trettteet UtUe txfeff The ehUd looked up at her with (ft v'A tonkhment; this yrik the first he (To be Cefifcinaed.) heart-to-hea- rt ol -- Miss Cecilia 'splalned" "I uso to llko my Undo Doc heap bettern what I do now," went on the llttlo girl, heedloss of Jimmy's interruption, "till I went with daddy to his office one day. And what you reckon that' man's got In his ofUco? Ho 'is got a dead man 'thout no meat nor clo'cs on, nothing a tall but just his bones." ' "WaB ho a hxat?" asked Billy. "I like tho Major best no's got meat on." "Naw; be didn't bavo no shoot on Just bones," was tho roply, "No Bhoet on; no meat on!" chirruped Billy, glad of tho rhyme. "Was he a angel, Florence?" questioned Frances. "Naw; ho didn't havo no harp and no wjngs neither." , "It must havo been a skeleton," explained Llna. "And Uncle Doc' Just keep that poor man thero and won't let him go to Heaven where dead folks blongs." "I spec' he wasn't a good man 'foro he died and got to go to tho Bod place," suggested Frances. ing him you're sorry you did what you did, and bo hasn't all time got one eye on you either, like God, and got to follow you 'round. And Santa Claus don't all time say, 'Shot your eyee and open your mouth,' like Doctor Sanford, 'and poke out your tongue.' " "I like Doctor Sanford tho beat," said Florence, " 'causo he's my undo, and Goa and Santa Claus alnt kin to me." "And the Biblo Bays, 'Lore your Every Dollar of an Ad Reader's Money is Above Par Frequently Its Buying Power is Actually Doubled fl Your dollars vary in value as they vary in purchasing power. The man or woman who studies advertisements is able, frequently, to make one dollar do the usual work of two. fl And the experienced reader of advertisements will always make a dollar command a premium make it buy more than a dollar's worth, as figured on "ruling prices" of things. How much "above par" are the dollars in your pocket worth ? It will depend on how closely you study the buying opportunities outlined in the store ' i&W f YiM ads Lb SPECIAL 4 ZK COLONIST Via L. & JV. RATES R. R. $34.50 to California $37.20 to Oregon and Washington Comparative low rates to points in other States in the West and Northwest:. Tickets on sale (March 1st ito April 15th. For further information," sTeeping car reservations, etc., call on or address ', r I f'l J.1 pa' fr k. mil: DeTreville, T. P. A. - "Evakmlle, lad S30ttttS XrhJgbffi .vM i, 'fc, AtfMt I tA ' r f TJSTWnp? (r :5fc PRINCESS SPECIAL! This Popular Photo Play Theatre is now under new management and it's management guarantees its patrons high class entertainments. Especially Adopted for Ladies' and Children, Wo aro again rudnlng tho " Worlds Best lectures." You know what that moans. "LublnR." "Bioxraph," "Kalcms," "Essany," 'Pathe," "SellR" and "Vftograpb." MADISONVILLE, KY, Matim? Daily 2 p. m. II Presence of Mind. v Watching her houso burn down, the woman suddenly bothought hor that she had written out a chock and loft It lying on hor desk. Fortunately she could remember tho number of It 281. With rare presonco of mind sho onco colled up tho bank. "Fleaso stop paymout on check numbered 2811" sho directed, with tho crisp brevity characteristic of thoso balanced bouIb who know exactly what they want. Puck. At v next door has me that it is purely a platonio affection." "In that caso you had bettor look over something cheap In clocks, or something a of 1 fieo tho young Jady beau." "Sho assures that kind." of tho Times. i crusted humors, as well as their accuts, burns, cidental injuries, bruisoB, etc, with perfect safety. Nothing else lieatg so qulokly. For boils, ulcers, old running or fever oros or pilos it has no equal. 25 ots at All Druggists. To Mothers And Others You can uso Buoklen's Arnina Salvo to euro children of eczema, rasliPB, tottor, ohnfhiRB, scaly and A tight feeling in the ohoRt accompanied by a. short, dry cough, Indicates an inflamed condition in tholuius. To relieve it by tho dolHORE-HOUNlar pIzo BALLARD'S SYRUP; you get with end) bottle a free HERRIOK'S RED PEPPER POROUS PLASTER for tho chest. The syrup re laxes the tightneofl and the plaster draws out tho inflammation. It is an Ideal combination for curing colds settled In the lungs. Sold by St. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug Department. D To My Friends I am in the Auto- Built Up Dig Business. The first Jaunting car was established in Ireland in 1815 by a Milanese, Carlo Bianconl, who Bottled In Dublin and drove every day to Caher and back, charging two pence a mile; from this small beginning In 1837 he had conveyances, established drawn by nlno hundred horses. sixty-seven mobile Contest and expect to win. Anything you can do to assist me will be appreciated greatly. My number is 168. Yours Respt. Oi-C- . IlWsb pbyslci react, weaken the bowels, will lead to chronic constipation, Doan'a Regulets operate easily. 25 ca box at all stores. Let us print your horse bills this season and save you money. We have new cuts and guarantee satisfactory work and prices. BEE, Earlington, Ky. SEMI-WEEKLY Neglected Utopia. Cansler, Earlington, Ky. the earthly paradlso imafr tractlvo7 Everything that human ingenuity can do to make an Ideal dwelling place out of Australia has been dono. It is tho Utopia from! which reformers drew their suggestions for improvements, and It ex ports to other lands more fads for bettorment than any other product. Yet Australia, the source of plans for happiness to all tho world, Is sadly neglected by seekers aftor happiness. Detroit Free Press. "Why Is Putting It the Wrong Way. Hobby Worth Considering. "Many a speaker is lauded as 'havA person who, apart from business ing a flno command of language,' of has a hobby, literary or sclent.ic, whom It might bettor be said, that 'his usually a better man or woman tlir language has a command of him.' He one who has none. has the same 'command of language' that a rider has of a horse that Is Do you know that of all the minor running away with him." Whately. t Bo Ready for Opportunity. Having an Ideal Means Much. "There Is scope for chance every"Your circumstances may bo unwhere; let your hook be always hang- congenial, but they shall not long reing ready. In the eddies where you main so If you but perceive an Ideal least expect It, there will be a fish." and strive to reach It You cannot Ovid. travel within and stand still wlth-out'Wam- es Allen. BEE ADS PAY. GET THE HABIT ailments, colds are by far the most dangerous? It is not the cold itself For Sale that you need to fear, but the" seron Draugbon's ious diseases that it often leads to. $50 Scholarship Business College, Nashville, Tenn. Most of these are known as germ $100 Scholarship on Bryant & &trat-to- n diseases. Pneumonia and consumpBusiness College, Louisville, tion are among them. Why not Ky. Apply to take Chamberlain's Cough Bemedy and cure your cold while you can? Bee, Earlington, Ky. For sale by all Dealers. Semi-Wekkij- Y Wormy children are unhappy, puny and sickly. They can't be otherwise while worms eat away their strength and vitality. A few doses of WHITE'S OREM VERMIFUGE performs a marvelous transformation. Cheerfulness, strength and the rosy bloom of health speedily return. Price 25c per bottle. Sold by St. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug Department, without a jar. shook or disturbance, is the awful speed of our earth through space. We wonder at such ease of nature's movement, and so do these who take Dr. King's New .Life Pills. No griping, no distress, lust thorough work that brings good health and fine feejlngs. 25o at All Druggists. Nineteen Miles a.Second Ml? 1 WyAT Get Into The Big Auto CONTEST r s FREE How to Get Votes -- A grand $1,600 Howard Five-Passeng- er Touring Car to r Contest at Barnes, JVCay 19 1012 closes C&3T on EDijplety Company Co-vsrempL be given away free by Earlington Boosters Club. Each member of this club will give votes that will entitle the holder of the greatest number of votes to this elegant Automobile Free. FREE How to Get Votes 8c I :. m ' '. Votes on the Automobile will be given with every cash purchase made at the store of any .member of the club, ioo votes for every dollar's worth purNOW IS THE TIME TO chased. GET BUSY. The earlier you start the more advantage you will have in the final count. Remember, the object of this contest is o get business. We are going to give this fine Auto to the person who will accumulate the greatest number of votes, therefore it is to the interest of every contestant to ask their friends and neighbors whb buy their Dry godcls, Clothing, hoes, IIats and everything they get from members of the Club Thus, and save the coupons fpr you,. the contestant who gets the greatest numoer of friends who trade here and give them their coupons, will receive the greatest number of votes. JHWHJSlsiBEMBSKPy Hi2fc. .lx- - 'jllKHi 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 advertising 100 votes for each dollar paid on either job printing or advertising. Get your friends to give you the votes when they pay any of their, accounts. But the best way to get votes is to secure subscriptions to The Bee, as the schedule of votes is so much greater for subscriptions than for anything else. You will be suprised ho.w easy it is to get subscriptions to The Bee if you try. The Earlington Bee, accompained by $ i in cash, 3,000 votes will be given. This With every yearly subscription to i Utiles of THe Read carefully the rules of this contest, as Contest it will make it much easier for 'the contestant CONTEST CLOSES MAY 15, : r r 1 91 2 R ;,, Watcnw, Cloelci I. C Jewelry Wiley Fine Watch Repairing to understand the methods that are used. 1. No name of contestant will be known, 2. No names of contestants will be published. 3. Every contestant gets 2,000 votes to start with. 4. Every contestant gets a num6. A votes must be brought ber. 5. Standing of contestant's number published weekly. in Wednesday for recording. 7. Votes must not be written on. 8. Tie votes in package with contestant's number and amount on top slip only. 9. Color of certificates will be charged monthly and must be recorded monthly to count. 10 Votes are transferable only before recording. 11. Contestant having largest number of votes on May 15, 1912, wins the auto. 12. Contestants will not be permitted to solicit yotes within our store or in front of the building. Send in Your Nomination at Once and it go to Work-fo- George King & Son Drug. Druggists' Sundries and Soda Fountain Semi-Week- ly Webb Brothers, Groceries W. H. Whitford, Hardware, Stoves BARNES, COWAND & CO Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Millinery, tfadies' Ready to Wear, Carpets and Rug - Bee, $1 Per Year ru INCORPORATED Barnett & Stone, Liveryman i ,, i i CJ A, iJiia; i. . .. In ( . V....;,tWfe4Ki4?.1JL o VIJBG vf si i "1 I m r V Subscription Rates PAUL M. MOORE. DEAR ME! Spring Cleaning Time Again WE CAN HELP YOU I Madisonville Notes ' S52SSZ&SZSX VlsV'f im.i Year Six mouths Three months One '! EDITOR AND PUBLISHER U. E. PAWOETT ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER Slnglo copleB $1.00 60 25 :.. 5 II Member of 'i 1 Kentucky Press Association and Second District Publishers League Kentucky, Phone No. ticulars. Entered at the Earlincton Post Office as Second ClaBB Mattor. Madi-sonvill- Correspondents wanted in all parts of -- the county. Address us for paron Specimen copies mailed froe application. LISTEN Druggets $4.50 Hall Runners up Branch Office in Morton's Furniture Store, 119 South Main Street, 4-- MISS e, AILEBN DAVIS, Mgr. $4.50 Bissels the yard up Crox Rugs and Druggets Telephone 47 V Mrs. Beard at the homo of hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hoffman, on North Main St. The dining room was artlscallv deoorated in cut flowers and ferns. Covers wore laid for the following: Messrs and Mesdamos S. D. Langley, J. A. Hoffman and Henry Beard; MIbrob Mary Euby Morton, Cora Hall, Lillian Bobards and anniA versary dinner was given Mr. Henry Beard Wednesday evening by Anniversary Dinner raoBt beautiful surprise Notice to Contestants and Friends Remember we have coupon books on sale in our office and can 'get ten thousand votes on the dollar by buying this book, either by your friends or yourself. This book as good for cash purchase in merchandise. Be sure you have your friends to look on our bargain counter and ask for bonus votes. 125 Men's Hats reduced and one thousand votes with each Hat, Friday, March 15, 1912 this country for the crop year suggests that the United States is alive and able in spite of all the dark talk we hear from the demagogues and the pessimists. Look alive men, there is plenty to do aud a great future before usl Hitchcock wants $100,000 from Congress to extend free delivery service in small ciiies and towns. And it is reasonable, certainly, that the towns should get such service along with the now almost universal free rural delivery. Postmaster-genera- $1 .50 Golden Star Polish Laura Hoffman; Messrs Aide Beard, Fay ABhby, Woodson Brownlnjr, Will and Langley Hoffman. Entertains at Bridge Carpet Sweepers The man who whispers down a well About the things he has to sell Will never reap a crop of dollars like he who climbs a tree and $2.50 the cleaner in the world. The prettiest and cheapest lace curtains ever shown in the city. LET US SHOW YOU "hollers." 5c 50c and best furniture polish 1 to MR. TAFT ON THE TREATIES l And the funds of the suffragettes, who smashed windows in It is certainly good news that London, have also been attached. comes from Lawrence, Mass., that More effective than arrest and the strike there will be settled. imprisonment. And there are also encouraging reports from Greab Britain, that When you have rheumatism in some sort of settlement may be your foot or instep apply Chamber-Jain'- s Liniment and you reached there. It is hard to ima- quick relief, it costp but a wilLget quarter. gine any sort of compromise with Why Buffei? For sale by all Dealers. d the mob but the .British courage aud love of fair Following His Hat play may work out a, plan to Eoosevelt has followed his hat terminate the disastrous condi- all right, but it is not certain tion that the union miners have whether he has put his head or put upon that nation. his foot in it. New York World. hard-heade- said the President in his Toledo address "that the people were in favor of ratifying the peace treaties as jfchey were. War is such a horrible method of settling difficulties that the people want none of it, if they can help it." "I believe," Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ruby entertained at Bridge Wednesday evening at their beautiful homo on South Main. St., in this city. Their Riiosts included Messrs and Mesdames H. F. Hoad, L. E. Buby, W. P. Boss, H. H. Holemau, C. A. Morton, J. D. McPberson, Jr., Miss Florence Allyn and Turnor Buby. At tbo conclusion of tho games a most delicious luncheon was served. Blue Stocking Club S W Barnes, Cowand & Co. INCORPORATED , Jiarlington, Kentucky sasiil 0ffiN5'a TTTRNS GUNS ON G0MPERS in the Ilsley Happenings n. O'BRYAN UTLEY & COMPANY INCORPORATED The Blue Stocking Club met at the home of MrsrB. L. Hall on East Broadway in this city Friday aftor-nooBridge Mrs. W. P. Ross entertained Attorney Scores Labor Leaders Contempt' Proceedings . Madisonville, Kentucky Furniture and Undertaking Bridge Friday afternoon at her new home jon North Mam St., in this city. Mrs. T. J. Morgan, of Nortonville, was in Madisonville Wednesday shopping, James L. Brown returned Wednesday from a few days visit to Lexington, Frankfort and Louisville. Miss Elizabeth Victory, of Earl-ingtoand Miss Howard of Owens-borattended the Art Exhibit, of the Kentucky artists given in Madisonville Wednesday by tho Woman's Book Club of that city. J. B. Brasher returned to Nashville, III., Wednesday. Boy WllBon, of Madisonville, was in Earhngton TueRday. Miss Hazel Fawcett, who is attending State College in Loxmgton, impending a few days with ber patdnts Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Fawcett in Madisonville. Jas. T. Brandsteller and Lee O. Sbarpe, up to date sign painters are now in Madisonville. They are doing a high grade line of Bign work. Give them a trial. Satisfaction n, o, at Mr. Taft on the Recall (Chicago Evening Foit) The Moving pioturo show wae 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 Oounty Seat Monday and left his buggy pole in a sink hole 2 miles this side of is good to know that the Kentucky legislative has passed a law extending suffrage in school elections to women. The women ought to know more abont what their children need in educational matters than men, and they may be ordinarily depended upon to act in school affairs from a pure sense of duty And prompted by high ideals. It A BALD-HEADE- D WOMAN Loses in Shorn of Her Crown of Beauty, Love and Marriage The arguments against the principle underlyipg 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. a complete misunderHair is certainly most neccessary standing of our form of governis. It b .j. Many women destroy the beauty 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 cme out. They An Eastern writer has this to do not shampoo their hair often say of rioting where a bill of enough, or too often. They ubo soaps or preparations which condamages is brought in: ingredients positively harmful Funds of western miners union, tain scalp and hair. to the whose striking members damAs a result of such treatment, aged employers' property .at- dandruff is oreatod. the hair loosens tached for reparation."' ,The loses color, falls out, and baldness commences, unless proper and union found it quite easy, to stop prompt precautions are taken in rioting when it had to pay the time. Then again, microbes and certain diseases bring about un.9ttor .ra , healthy scalp and hair conditions. A hundred million dollars Almost any woman may rid her worth of cotton "exported from self of'dandruff and diseased scalp land 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 Was rJut out of buslntvr anything. tar Printer's Ink That's a pretty, broad statement, but we will back it and prove it with our own money. We 'will return your money if you don't find that Rexall "03" Hair Tonio is an entirely satisfactory remedy that will promote hair growth and overcome soalp and hair trouble; that it will grow hair even on bald beads, unless all life in the hair roots has been extinguished, the follloles sHm LHIsHH& olosed, and the scalp is glazed and shiny. It trets ita name from the faot that it grew hair in 03 out of 100 cases, where it received a thoroughly hard, impartial, and practical of ,, attending the coal strike in Germany, this tim9 because of the opposition of other unions to the coal strike and its methodo. But Germauy is one country where the mob uever rules and where the authorities, police and militia ase always on the job when there's anything on. It is reported that rioting is to woman. Who could love and marry a bald headed woman? What charms could one array to offset such disfigurement. A woman's 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 here in 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 ment. '. It destroys all probability of consistency in constitutional in- utterly ruined. 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 con fusion and tyranny. "Finally there is no necessity for such a crude, fitful, revolutionary and unstable way of reversing judicial construction of terpretation. It will amount to a temporory ' suspension of the Constitution to guaranteed. enable a majority of the electo fom Sory spent several days In rate to enforce a popular but in- Louisville, Frankfort and Lexing ton. valid act. It is a reactionary instead of a Messrs Morris and Karl Kohlman were called to Lomsvillo Wednes- day to attend the funeral of their aunt. Mrs. Graynor Crabb, of Jackson, Tenn., is in town the gueBt of Mrs. Rosb. We make a specialty of doing two and three color work. If you want classy job work that will givo satisfaction see our samples and get prices at 'the Madisonville Branch Office In Morton's Furmtnro Store. Aimjen Davis, Manager. Fay Ashby returned home Wed nesday from a few days' visit to Louisville, Lexington and Frank- C.. the Constitution. In the judgment of The Evening Post this list of objections k. THE TOWN CRIER Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beard, of New York, and Miss Laura Hoffman are visiting relatives in Provldonce and Nebo. Mesdames Otho Fowler, S. D. Langley and Neal Hollinger were in ters? Evansvllle Monday to hear the noted, Check a bilious half sick feollug violinist, Kubelik. before it gets serious. A dose of Miss Olyne Prather was in EvansHERBINE Is the remedy. It restores energy, appetite and cheerful vllle Monday to hear Kubelik, the Ber-nar- d spirits. Price BOo. Sold by St. Mining Co., Incorporated noted violinist. Mesdames Lona Tapp and M, K. Drug Department. Gordon spent the week in Nashville -- is comDlete enough to be made up into a campaign hand-booIs not the entire Toledo address to be printed and sent forth for the consideration of the vo- fort. St. Oharles Sunday. Jim Brown was here Monday selling ossified meat for Swift & Co., he also carries hound sau sage for a side line. Lan Oollins, while performing on of his stunts, on high kicking last Monday, miscalculated tho dietauce, and cracked two ribs FACT ,for Tom Dugger. Lan says now local Evidence as acrobat he has Jeff beaten to a frazzle. Evidenoe that cau be verified. It is thought that Tbos. Har- Faot Is what we want. land is preparing to go to war, Opinion is not onough. as he was odserved making a Opinions dlllor. an Earhngton faot. dirk out of an old file at the Hero's test It. You can Blacksmith Bhop lost week. Mrs. Mollie OjomontR, Earllngton, Ky., Bays: I was In such great pain Edd Morgan says he paid in advance to have his watch fixed from kidney trouble that I bad to scream aloud. TI16 pains seemed last December and now has a let- more than could ondure. After evI ter from the watch company ery dootor In this community had stating that they have been work failed to help mo, I used Doan'e ing on it ever since, but had gone Kidney Pills and they did wonders broke in the effort to make it for me. I do not know what caused my keep time. The boys say it was sorekidney trouble. My back was so and lame that I had to catch a Watorborry pattern with baok ahold of ohalrB whon walking. My action wheels. limbs were swollen and my eight b Tom Tony has not ventured becaino affected. I was also and dizzy and my head ached near this town sines he made noarly all the time. One day a relasuch a narrow escape of being tive called on me and asked me If I whipped by Major O'Neal. had evor tnod Doan's Kidney Pills. She said that if three boxes of Doan's We are all glad to know that Kidney PUIb Ben Salmon will soon be home. she would pay did no! ao any good for them and insisted Mr. J. M. Haskins opened up so persistently that at last I got prayer meeting here Sunday somo. They made me feel mnoh night with a large crowd and better in every way. I believe that Baved my every Sunday night from now on cured andiife.MJL am now entirely t enJxJylng he will be with ub. The subject than havo'baeoJfer better health I years." for Sunday night is the "Day of For sale by.talliltlealers. Price 50 Judgment." Everybody invited cents. EoJilatMllburn Co.. Buffalo. to attend. New York.'sole agentsior the United "-p Thos. L. Logan, probable States. tr.t t for Shernff. spent Sunday Bemember the name Doan's and and Monday with old friends. ,. . take no other. ner-voucan-didat- Earhngton. Jeff Russell visited in Buck Stove, and Range Company injunction as "flagrant, defiant and conscious." Mr. Darlington declared the case should have boon entitled "law agaiuBt anarchy," becaure of the position taken by the respondents that they would follow their own inclinations despite the opinions of the tribunals created by the Constitution to interpret the law. Washington, March 12. Samuel Gorapere, John Mitchell and Frank Morrison, the three Federation of Labor officials being tried in the District of Columbia Supreme Oourc before tho full bench of justices, today were severely scorod by Attorney J. J. Darlington of the prosecutors' committee, who characterized their alleged violation of the XV - 1 V New Hats For Men We Handle Only High Grade Jewelry' Wo want you to try Bexall "03" Hair Tonic at our risk. You surely cannot lose anything by doing sot while you have everything to gain. You had better think this over, and then come in and see us about this offer. You will bo well repaid for your visit to'our store. Bemember .. H' " PRINTER'S INK WHIGst Business you can get Bexall Remedies in this i community only at our store. St. ;J?or YOU. We Do Up to Date Bernard Mining 'Co., Incorporated, TRY US Drug Department. JOB PRINTING. mwmmk'm 'jinnm ( mmtm test. Goods that have a reputation of years behind them. When you need anything in this line, we will be glad to sell to you. attending the Shakespearian plays of Julia Marlowe and Sothern. Mrs. J. D. Sory, who has been spending the winter in Mobile, Ala"., returned home Friday t Mrs. Mollie Hawes, who has been spending the winter with ber son, Henry Hawes, is 'visiting relatives Madisonville. ' Deafness Cannot he Cured Hollinger & Truempy JEWELERS Next to Coyle's Barber Shop J by local application!, 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 Eustachian Tnbe. When jhls tubo Is Inflamed yon save a rumbling sound or imperfect bearing, and when It Is entirely closed, deafness is ths result, and unless the inflammation can be taken lout and this tape restored ts lis normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are causccLby Catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamecj condition of the mucous surface. We will give One Hundred Dollart for any case of Deafness (caused by cstarru) thaUtanii'pf 'be cured by Hall's Cararrh Cure. Send"" for circu-arfree. P. J. DHENEY It CO., Toledo, G. vi, Sold by Druggists, 73. Take Hall's Family Fills foncoiHtltutlon. s, ill fflk The best assortment and great- est variety of soft and stiff hats in Evansville. The popularity of the Stetson Hat "for men of all ages and for wear on all occasions has never been greater. The soft hat in plain, smooth finish, scratch felt, in all proportions of crown and brim, all colors. Priced $3.50 to $5. Mallorey-Hudso- n Hats $3.00. The Hub Speical $1.00 to $2 50. New style boys Spring Hats $1 to $2. And the cutest hats for the little kiddoes from 50 to $2. The New Spring Furnishings are here ready for you. Styles' qualities and prices are right. TTfe :henry lew pro? u. MawandFjfth. EVANSVILLE INDIANA r i Exclusive Hats and Furnishings A:tfK'i .a - xmTTWTrmMKmsmmsmXivm- btft'Kaflb&.. v' -- n m :i ,mMjL, 'mmu,,mL. BfyFWHBgt s&j ?S?w'i"f"'i 4 PENNYRILE QUARTETTE 1 tfeius of the Towns Miss Qoldle Weir waB unablo to Attend to her duties at school Tues-kda- y on account of illness. Miss Mabel Browning la oil the sick list this wook. ,JMllUnery Opening March 27th and 38th, Bishop's Millinery. Madison MAKES GREAT HIT WHERE DOCTORS FAILED TO HELP (F Life Saver Branch-lan- d, Have Been Doing Good Work at Idle Hour Theatre in This City. In a letter from ft :; I ville, Ky. It this week. Bradley Stone is on the sick liBt xt xt , Mrs. "W. B. Vinson is on the Bick list this week. Beginning at 11 a. m. on WednesW f" v day, March 20, the Ladies' Aid of the Christian Church will servo sandwiches, picklos, coffee and egg for ton cents; toe cream and cako for Take flteon cents. Come to the Victory .building. MJsb Emma Vinson is coufinod to Woman's Tonic her home on account of chilis. 50 years of proof have Miss Mary Kuby Morton, of Madiconvinced those who tested sonville, was In town Tuesday afterIt, that Cardui quickly renoon. lieves aches and pains due Bishop's Millinery havo on display a beautiful lino of Gage Tailor to womanly weakness, and ed Hats, at Madisonville, Ky. helps nature to build up it Miss Margaret McPherson, of Mad weak women to health and isonville, waB in town Tuesday. strength. Thousands of miss iionnle 'Vera Murphey, of women have found Cardui Madisonville, was iu town Tuesday. to be a real life saver. Miss Metabeth Bory, Why not test it for your was in town Tuesday". case? Take Cardui todayl Wantkd At onoh oWn cotton lags, at Bee Office. Miss Ruth Wyatt was In Madisonville Tuesday afternoon. Ed Long continues to improve. Post cards of dainty design, dojl C. C. Rambo, of Madisonville, was clothes and many other novelties In town Thursday. will be for sale at the Ladles' Ba FOR SALE One $100 course in zaar. anything except ctyll engineering, Mrs. Sallie Stevens, with Barnes, from International Correspondence Cowand & Co., who has been to mar- School of Scranton Pa. Will self at ket returned home Tuesday after- a bargain. Apply at Boo Office. noon. Paul Banks was In LouIsvlllo,Par- Is and Frankfort this week. S. L. Lewis, representing the i Call and see a beautiful line of "Whitaker Paper Co., of Cincinnati, Millinery. Bishop's now Springwas In town Wednesday. Millinery, MadlBonville, Ky. It Don't forgot tbo Born,to Mr. and Mrs. James E. Bee has a branch office for Madi eouvllle poopie in Morton's Furni- Slsk, Sunday night, a flno girl. The Ladies' Aid are making a speture Store. If you want advertising or job work or wish to subscribe cialty of aprons, nockwear and underwear. For sale on Wednesday, for the paper, call up number 4. March 20. at the Victory Building. AiiiEEN Davis, Managor. Homo made cakes and oandioB at Burn, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Favors, of the Grapevine country, Tues- the Ladles' Bazaar next Wednesday night a flno boy. Mother and day. Sam Langley, of Madisonville,was child are doing nicely. in town yesterday on business. SMIss Nettie Hanna was In Madi- Our opening of Pattern Hats will sonville Wednesday afternoon. occur March 27th and 23th. Bishop's Misses Phillips and Crenshaw Millinery, Madisonville, Ky. It were in Madisonville Wednesday, WANTED Hustling busiuess Mesdames W. E.TyweB and R. L. Taylor were In Maj wmvllle Wed- getter, with small deposit in each ;l nesday afternoon. city and town in W. Kentucky. When in Mndisoiille in the Address for particulars Manuafternoon don't fail to go to the facturer, 523 S. Garvin St., beth Chapman says: "I suffered from womanly troubles nearly five years. All the doctors in the county did me no good. I took Cardui, and now I am entirely well. I feel like a new woman. Cardui saved my lifel All who suffer from womanly trouble should give Cardui a. trial." W. Va., Mrs. Eliza- The Pennvrlle quartette, composed Kizer, Siak, Overall and Prltchett, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetawho have been singing the lateBt ble Compound Restored popular songs at the Idle Honr Tho-atr- e Mrs. Green's Health lh this city for tho paBt week, Her Own Statement made a groat hit with Earllngton people. These gentlemen have engagements with a popular Louisville Covington, Mo. "Your medicine has thoatre and will leave for that oity done me more good than all the doc In a day or so to begin work. They . g - tor's medicines. At ''. will doubtless make good In Louisevery monthly period ville and wo expeot to hear of their I had to stay in bed four days because of success. iJ.Ll.il J i A of tho well knowp singers, Messrs. FLORIDA ii The opportunity of a life time. Millions of acres of the mpst fertile land in the world can be had at low prices. No climate in the United States makes labor so light for the tiller of the soil,, the average temperature for February being 57.4 and for August 81.1 degrees. Average value of farm products was $109.76 per acre for the year of 1909. CARDUI LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES They Are Closely Observing Public .The joet, made the astonishing statement that the reason why bo many applicants for insurance are rejected is because kidney trouble is so common to the American people, and tho large majority of applicants do not even suBpect that they have the diB ease. Ho states that Judging from his own oxperience and reports from druggists who are constantly In direct touch with the public, there is ono preparation that has probably been more successful in relieving and curing theso diseases than any remedy known. The mild and healing influence of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Boot 1b soon realized. It stands the highest forks remarkable record of cures. We find that Swamp-Roo- t is strictly an herbal compound and we would advise our readers, who feel in need of suoh a remedy to give it a trial. drugstores in botIt is on salo at allfifty-centles of two sizes and one dollar. However, if you wish first to test its wonderful merits, send to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Blnghamton, N. Y., for sample bottle, absolutely free. When writing be sure and mention y the Earlmgton Bee. ts Semi-Weekl- pound and now I can Health Conditions stay up and do my work. I think it is An examining physician for ono of the best medicine on earth for women." tho prominot Iiife Insurance ComMrs. Jennie Green, Covington, Mo. panies, in an interview on the sub Vegetable hemorrhages, and my back was so weak I could hardly walk. I have been taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Com- The Louisville & Nashville R. R. offers a greater variety of routes to Jacksonville than any other line with fast through trains or sleeping cars from CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, and INDIANAPOLIS. The only line reachGRAND RAPIDS ing points in West Florida. Round trip tourist tickets on sale daily, retnrn limit May 30, 1912. Round trip homeseekers tickets on sale the first and third Tuesday during March and April at the lowest rates ever named to Florida points. f How Mrs. Clino Avoided Operation. Brownsville, Ind. "I can say that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has dond me more good than anything else. One doctor said I must be operated upon for a serious female trouble and that nothing could help me but on operation. "I had hemorrhages and at times could not get any medicine to stop them. I got in such a weak condition that I would have died if I bad not got relief soon. "Several women who had taken your Compound, told mo to try it and I did and found it to be the right medicine to build up the system and overcome female troubles. "I am now in great deal better health than I ever expected to be, so I think I ought to thank you for "Mrs. O. M.' Cline, S. Main St, Brownsville, Ind. Send For Illustrated Land Folder of Florida The latest and most complete map, showing all colonists sites, canals, towns, railroads and resorts and giving a good description of the state. it AMEEICAN COAL FOE ENGLAND Co. and the Atlas Co. are Shipping Coal to Great Britain Coal Consolidation R. D. PUSEY General Passenger Agent - Soml-Wook- ly ' Ev-ansvil- le, Matinee at the Princess Theatre. Amelia Hanna was iu Madisonville Wednesday afternoou. Bob Priest is attending court In Paris, Tenn., this week. H. D. Cowand is back from market. Don't fail to return your votes Wednesday afternoon, not later than Mi6B Ind. Sunday morning and Sunday evening at the M. E Church, South, by the Pastor. Sub jeot Sunday evening, "The Modo of Services Baptism." Mrs. B. W. Vinson and of children, Graham, are.vislting her brother ExConfederates W. B. Vinson. Every Veteran in Hopkins Oounty is earnestly requested to meet as Madisonville Oity Eall Saturday, March 28, at 10 o'clock a. m,, for the purpose of arranging for the Kouuion to beheld in Macoo, Ga,, May, 7, 8 and 0, Also the Pension Bill will be discussed. This meeting will be of great interest to every Vetek.1 ran and hope to have a full atWomen Who Care tendance. F. B. Harris, Commander Of course' you use an antiseptic in your Oamp No. 528 U. O. V, family and in the caro of your own perd o'clook. Rev. Howard J. Brazelton, of Mobile, Ala,, haB been unanimously called to the pastorate of the Christian church at this place. Four years ago he gave up the work here for larger fields and It Is only through bis love for hlB pooplei-anthe hope of better health' for .bis family iu Earllngton thatlhe .solving up his work in the SriqUjuo Bro. Brazelton and family will mrr.i win Darlington on or before uMaJtilU C For son, and you want the best. Instead of what yoa have been using such as liquid or tablet antiseptics or peroxide, won't you pleaso try Faxtine, dissolved in water as needed. Faxtine is more economical, more cleansing, more germicidal and more healing than anything you ever used. a, A Cold, Lagrippe, Then Pneumonic concentrated antiseptic powder to be ANTISEPTIC decay. To disinfect the mouth, destroy disease germs, and purify the breath. To keep artificial teeth and brldgework clean and odorless. To rcatove nicotine the teeth, remove tartar and prevent In tho toilet to cleanse and whiten Ie too often the fatal sequenoe, and coughs that hang on weaken the Bystem and lower the vital resistance. B. G, Collins, Postmaster Barnegat, N. J., was troubled with a severe la grippe cough. He says: "I would be completely exhausted after each fit of violent coughing. a bottlo of Foley's Honey I bought Compound and before had and Tar I taken It all tho entitling spells had entirely ceased. Foley's'Honey and Tar Compound can't be beat," It stopB the .oough by healing the cause, BefuBe substitutes. Sold by St. Bernard Mining Co. Incorporated, Drug Department. Returns to MIbb Madisonville, Ky,, proceed to expose to public sale, to the highest and best bidder, on a credit of 6 months, one House and Lot, in the town of Earlington, Ky. Lot No. 14 in Block 11, as shown on the Plat of said town "and is the same lot consigned to J. H. Baldwin, decoY by J. W.Thompson and wife, D. B. 72, page 275, proper dffice? yq 3; E. Arnold, . ... Master Commissioner H. O. C. amusing. At four o'clock tempting firm standing In the business world Bomember,the one contestant sell Bandwlsbes and coffee were served. like nice stationery neatly printed. ing tho greatest number; q dollars Bee job depart- worth nf coupon books will be Mrs. Watts was assisted by her mo The Temperament No Defense, ment keeps constantly on hand a awarded a handsome 42 piece dinner Woman wants divorce from ther Mrs. Ohas. Cowoll. fine lln6' of letterheads, noteheads, set for the month of March. Con- haeband because sbe eaagat billheads, statements and envelopes, testants that havo won dinner sets painting a widow's root. Being, a, We will please call for same on or by ordinary reof painter, be sejuot pleat both linen and commercial. also do olrcuiar, invitation and oat the 20th f (his month or suae will be artiaUo temperament as aa'exois. ' alogue work. Give us a trial. You Countermanded. CONSTIPATION will be pleased. Indigestion, Bad Breath, DizziEablinoton Boobtebs Club, ness. Vertigo (blind Semi-Weekly : U.-D 4,670,070 2,744,948 3. 1,885,880 9. 924,741 11. S.8,117,080 51. 2,812,893 57. Mary Mothershead 2,807,892 79. Nona Faults 1,785,440 92. E. S. Blanks 1,497,639 08. Verna CaBh 2,834,316 102. LulaTrlbble 2,074,702 189. Buby Todd 1,855,018 145. Bessie Dorrls 1,090,408 MIbb Mary King, of Henderson 153. J. B. Moore.. ' Mrs. Watts Entertains 2,058,563 Ky., an experienced milliner, has 164. Mrs. F. B. Arnold One of tno most pleasant of tlVe accepted a position as manager of 167. Monon Oldbam 2,976,094 many coffee socials this season wYb: the.mlllinary department of BarneB 168. Orson Cansler. 4,887,770 the one given by Mrs. Theo. Watts Cowand & Co., and will take charge 172. J anlo Victory 6,831,594 Wednesday afternoon, at her home thlB week-- . Miss King comes highly 178. Jamos Garnett 4,525,190 on Railroad street. About thirty recommended. 4,124,768 175. Bev. J. B. Evans guests were present and each one 176. Mrs. Sydney Lafloon.... 8,418,148 came prepared to do something to 3,214,853 183. Sybil Ashby You Need Stationery. aid the hostess in entertaining. 8,451,276 185.Duey Walker Nothing glveB an Individual or a 194. John Baker Some of the "stunts" were most 2,230,048 1. tifully entertained at Bridge Tuesday afternoon in honor of their charming guest, Miss Howard, of Owensboro. Those presont included MIbsos Mary Buby Morton, Margaret andLou-ib- o McPherson, Metabeth Sory, Lucy Fawcett, Bonnie Vera Murphey, Carrie Atkinson and Alloen Davis. A corsage bouquet of sweet peas was presented the honor guest, while Misses Atkinson and Davis 25,000 tonB. won tho other prizes, a box of bon' bons each. , Repels Attack of Death At the conclusion of the rubbers a "Five years ago two doctors told most excellent luncheon was served mo.I had only two years to live." in two courses. i This startling statement was mads byStillman Greon, Malachite, Col. "They told me I would die with Don't Neglect a Child's Cough with consumption. It waB up to me The "Child's Welfare" movement then to try the best luuc medicine has challenged the attention of and began to ubo Dr. King's New everywhere, Discovery. It was well I did, for tothoughtful people Mothors are natural supporters, and dayl am working and believe I owe will find in Foley's Honey and Tar my life to this great throat and lung Compound a most valuable aid. cure that has cheated the grave of Coughs and colds that unchecked another victim." Its folly to suffer lead to oroup, bronchitis and pneu- with coughs, colds or other throat monia yjeld quickly to the healing and lung troubles now. Take the and soothing qualities of Foley's cure that's safest. Price 60 cents Honey and Tar Compound. Con- and $1.00. Trial bottle free at All tains no opiates and no harmful DrugglRts. drngs. Is a medicine, not a narcotic. Refuse substitutes. Sold by St. Bernaid Mining Co. New Milliner Comes to Barnes Cowand Incorporated, Drug Department. & Co Entertains for Guest at Bridge MisBes Victory, of this city, beau- steamers are Baltimore Four loading coal here for shipment to Great Britain, two by the Consolidation CooJ Co., with 6,000 tons each. Ono will clear Sunday and the other Tuesday. Atla's Coal & Coke Co , of Pennsylvania is loading the other two" vessels with 10,000 tons, one of which will leave Monday and the other Tuesday. Other companies hore have received inquiries for coal from London, Liverpool and o'ther places In Great Britain, and they expect to cIBeJf orders next week for at least Louisville, - Kentucky L "Automobile Contestants" namesjandnum-bor- a Jf COMMISSIONER'S SALE yi Following are the Hopkins Circuit Court Kentucky of the Automobile Contestants. Tho contest Is now in its infancy The Kentucky Bank &' Trust and it is not too late Tor anyone to enter and win the splendid $1,600 Oo., Adtns. of J. H. Baldwin, 5 passenger Touring Oar. Send in Deed., Plaintiff. your name now and we will give you vs. Notice of Sale in Equity. 2000 bonus votes ContoBt closes May 15. 1012. n $1 I J. W. Shorrod, Guardian, etc., urn Elizabeth Long Mrs. Ed B. Hoafer Ernest Bnnkley Brick Southworth Ernest Newton.K. B. Defendants. By virtue of a judgment and order of sale of the above Court, the undersigned Master Commissioner vill on Monday, the 1st day of April, 1912, at the Western door of the Oourt House in i i staggers), Headache, Sallow Complexion; a Tired, Discouraged Feeling are all symptoms of a Torpid Liver. Is aa Effective Liver Toalo aad Bowel Regulator. , HERBINE -- Earliest Expressions of Thought Ii Good Work of Barnardo Homes. History, as it lies at the root of an 55 Must Live for Others. Nearly twenty-thre- e thousand nine science, is also the first distinct prod A. class which lives only for Itself SX.PAHIfteCOHHICHOESBV hundred children have now been sent uct of man's spiritual nature; his earland not for the community of which It is a part Is bound to perish. The ST. BERNARD MINING CO., Incor- - to Canada from England through the iest expression of what may be called women .free on request. thought. Carlyle. agency of the Barnardo homes. PAXTONTOIUETCO., Boston. Masb. Nemesis of selfishness is extlnctlea. THE porated.'Drug Department i i . from the teeth and purify the breath .after smoking, To eradicate perspiration odora by sponge bathing. As a medicinal agent for local treatment of feminine ills where pelvic oatarrh, inflammation and ulceration exist, nothing equals hot douches of Paxtino. For ten years the Lydia E. jfcinkham Med. Co. has been regularly advising their patients to use it because of its extraordinary cleansing, healing and germicidal power. For this purpose alono Faxtine is worth its weight in gold. Also for nasal catarrh, sore throat, inflamed eyes, cuts and wounds. All druggists, 25 and 50 cents a box. atrial box and testimony of 31 -- Fint Love Sarah Hayes, who was formerly bookkeeper and cashier for Tbo Hustler Publishing Co,, but latoly with the Henderson Gleaner, has returned to her first love iu the capacity of assistant business manager. Miss Sarah is a Bplendid newspaper woman and The Hustler is to be congratulated. Its powerful reviving: influ ence in the torpid liver brings va aa immediate imnrovemenL You feel better at once. The bowels' move freely so that the impurities Tvhlch havo clogged up mo aigesuve organs and an outlet, when the system has been thus vurlfied. tho bilious. half sick feeling disappears, the complexion clears, tho breath becomes nweet. tho mind alert and cheerful and there is a line feeling ot exhilaration", all tnrougn tho body. Prlee B0e per Bottle. JamesF.lallard.Prop. Use Stephens Sore Eyee. ' Economies. It has been luund that the thing that expand on solidifying, as water, freete at a lower temperature whea the pressure is Increased, while the others freeze at a higher. When a substance that expands freezes under higher, pressure than usual it has to exert more force to shove the pressure away, and consequently has to use 0 more of its heat energy, thus losing more heat and consequent! becoming colder. Would Have Preferred Cheese. Hats In Washington ate up over (2,000 worth in bills, but we are ot the opinion that if ther had been given an option in the matter they would have preferred to have had it In chojese., Auto Contest. Scholarship .For 5alc Fine Watch, Clock and We have a $100 scholarship on Bryan & Stratton Business College for Bale. This is one of the best business colleges In the State,' and a scholarship In this college Is A 1. Jewelry Repairing THE SEMI WEEJLLYBEE. "Have courage to give occasionally that which you can ill afford to spare; giving-wha- t you do not want nor value neither brings nor deserves thanks in return; who is grateful for a drink of water from another's overflowing well, however delicious the draught?" King Stanislas of Poland, Profitable Giving. No Shoddy Work Goes Here A Trial Will Convince You StXouU.Mo. Salve for Cures. Hollinger & Truempy JEWELERS I Next to Coyle's Barber Shop . 2wMaMwem un I V &2: MIBMI II IMMII MEMBCR5 EVANSVILLE BEBATE ASSOCIATION ??' iMW m IT'S . ft A LONG WAY FROM j m. e, ( ' ADAM AND HIS WEAR told, in our Spring the story ,is briefly and interest of hum's radmeut." It is gotcatalog entitled "Illstdry ten up in the olassieBt style of the printer's art, and beautifully illustrated in colors, depicting and desorib-inj- r the costumes of thf centurinp, from what Adam wore in the Garden of Erton down to our present threat showing of men's Sprinp and Easter Hues in suits, hats, caps, shooB, shirts, neckwear, Lose and fancy vests. Those catalogs are only sent on request. Mail us for AH men and boys' lines for spring are now one complote. All mail ordors receive prompt attention. When you come in person we rebate fares. to-da- y. II" ( To the man of the preseut day mu HIrIi Art Wear, but I AN OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE 1 - .ji 3 ' t -- I I i , ii,. ktV: ? ' b M N E Y r i i AT PAYS TO TRADE HERE ;,m t To introduce the famous Pianos for which I am State Representative, I have arranged to sell a carload of Pianos to the people of Madisonville and vicinity at factory prices. t 1 a f ,-- tho price G. A. Convenient 8hoo Herns. A problem which has agitated the feminine mind for some time has boon successfully solved at last. A way In which women may reach their feet unaided, even though corseted, comes to relievo thoso who are overburdened with obesity. How Is this feat accomplished? It's simple if one possesses ono of the new shoe horns which havo a three-fowooden handle attached to the horn. This novelty is imported, and though tho price may seem high, the relief purchased with ono of these toilet accessories is certainly worth ot Hopeless Case. "Do trouble wid me and muh wifo," admitted old Brother Oaumpers, "am dat, whilst we 'greo most o' de time, we don't 'gree at do same time. I kin 'gree 'bout anything, and she kin 'greo 'bout anything, but wo kaln't 'gree wid each udder 'bout it. When I'm wlUln to 'greo wid her she won't 'greo wid me, and when che is ready to 'greo wid mo I've changed muh mind and kaln't 'gTee wid her. We kin bofe 'greo separate, but wo kaln't 'greo together on do same thing at de same time, and do mo' we tries do wuss wo gits." SALE OPENS WED., MARCH Every Piano marked in plain figure's 20 And Continues 10 Days. The Chance of a Lifetime A CARLOAD OF k n it annoyed at night. 1 feel 100 per cent better siuce using Foley Kid ney Pills." Tonic in action, quick in results. Try them. Sold by St. Bernard Mining Co. Incorporated, Drug Department. Egyptians Great Fish Eaters. of mummies at 8,000 to 4,000 B. C. have been found vegetable fibers, grain, bones and scales of fishes, and bones and teeth of rodents. Several Nile fishes wore Identified. Ono woman had eaten 20 different kinds of fish Just before her death and a child had taken a dose of mico, on old remedy for children's dis. Jtly kidneyB became Ptrenger. dizzy spells left me and I was no longer Bochestra, N. Y., has recovered from a long and severe attack of of kidney trouble, his cure being due to Foley Kidney PIIIb. After detailing his case, he says: "I am onlv sorry I did not learn sooner of of Foley Kidney Pills. In a few days time ray backache completely left me and I felt greatly Improved. Glossner, 24 Ontario St., Backache Almost Unbearable Is an almost certain result of kid-ue- y troble. D. Toomey, 803 E. Olive St., Bloomtngton, III., says: "I suffered with backache and pains in my kidneys which were almost unbearable. I gave Foley Kidney Pills a good trial, and they done wonders for me. Today I can do a real hard days work and not feel the effects." Foley Kidney Pills will cure any caBe of kidney and bladder trouble uot beyond the reach of medicine. No medicine can ao more. Sold by St. Beruard Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug Depart ment. How Opium Is Secured. Opium Is got by cutting the capsulo of the poppy flower with a notched Iron Instrument at sunrise, and by the next morning a drop or so of juice has oozed out This Is scraped off and saved by the grower, and after he has a vessel full of It, it is Btrain-e-d and dried. It takes a great many poppies to make a pound of opium, and It goes through a number of processes before it Is ready for the mar ket. In a liquid state it looks like, dork strawberry jam. PIANOS AT FACTORY PRICES In the lntectlnea DON'T , WAIT COME ; QUICK : THE BEST BARGAINS SELL Terms of Payment to Suit Your TheFamousSchumann Pianos Guaranteed Fop a Life Time Received Gold Metal );' FIRST Circumstances at Seattle-Yuko- n Exposition j it 3 t 1 ? ii j: N eases. j all Dealers. John W, Mcklesmith, Greensboro, Pa., 'has three children, and like m.oBt;ohildren they frequently take cold. "We havo tried several kinds of cough medicine," he sb.vb, 'but have never found any yet that did them as much good as Chamber laiu'a Cough Remedy." For sale by uneasy feeling in the stomaab or bowels yields quickly to HER-BINIt tones up the stomach and purifies the bowels. Price BOo. Sold by St. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug Department. Ap Homo of the Lima Bean. About half the lima bean crop In the world Is produced by a coastwise Btrlp of California, including Santa Barbara, Ventura, Los Apgeles, and San Diego counties. Peculiar 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 Or-an-go u 1 1 'essa E. fTSliF f lu Music of the Hawk. There is not much to bo said for hawk music, yet the voice of the forest would lose tho cnarm of its wildest noto were this great bird extinct, and It Is because It Is wild and different from sounds of every day that we love It Then, as a picture seen from afar, the forest would nover bo s complete without these birds of wing hanging over It and reign ing upon their thrones of air. tiro-lea- iigii''iiiy,iuqgiaM;Tpuii'i,'-pj.ip- flurry iiiii.ywii'yiiu'y u 'pjiii'-j-j- ii P Meet Your Friends AT THE S chumannRoot- - These Pianos are superior in every way, fully and reliably guaranteed, and rank as the very best products of the Piano maker's skill W eiler-Pian- os Idle Hour Theatre in ;. i-.- it. Latest Moving Pictures Every Night Except Sunday MatineelEvery Saturday Afternoon i v. ry. Will place pianos in your home at factory prices. You buy them direct oi the Factory's Personal Representative and save all middleman's profit and expenses. these-splendi- d I his Extraordinary Dale P- ((ft & IsU' ii.. u j 3 V ii Reelo -- 3 -- 5c " -- , &raci lOo ... Li lUhruin Tl- Prothor FAGT0RY STATE representative IflclIVIIl - r IdlllBI Madisonville, Ky. In .fib, ' u 1 1 Ai iifi o A...A1rA..,.A,..A nij ,,.f fr unfa,, 3 ; " - a - 'ji .iwi Miyii yy i'H'" lt'ffn - " "' '""., '"I, ii.ii;mn '" '")p?T """l V " mi) f W i X0" ' "" l y wypw'V'y in..' nh "'yrTW1 l'lV' 1" V rv'tjm ! !Uft T- M' f 1 MfYi - j r- - Ti v Railway Wages and Railway Earnings We desire to call your attention to a special fer which we now have on the Elurham-DupleSafety Razor. x if r, I?' & ?, The Texas Wonder euros kidney and cures diabetes, woak and lame ' baoks, rhoumatism, and all Irregularities of bladder troubles, removing gravel, tho kidneys and blndder n both men and women. Regulates HnisBBBBBBVnBV m ' ' gladder troubles In children. If not sold by your druggists will be seut by mall on reeoipt of $1.00. One small bottle Is two months' treat BbbHHbBsIHBssHHHHBIE ment and puldom falls to porfect a cure. Sond for testimonials from RALPH BINGHAM Ky. and other states. Dr. E. W Hal1 2020 Olivo street. St. Louis. At Temple Theatre, March 19, 1912 Mo. Sold by druggists. There were eubstuntiul increase fn the wnsres of railway employees flurinn the fiscal year 1011. R 'ports filed with the Intei-stat- o Commerce Commission enow that the total compensation to f MADISONVILLE, KY. Hie employees of railways over 500 mile long Was .$1,605,277,249. The total wage cost '6 the railways for the vear was ureater bv .$41,858,822 than it would have been at the rates of pay in effect during 1910, and reater by $09,207,078 then it would have been at the ratos of pay in effect during 1910. Notwithstanding an increase of 2,108 m the miles of Riihvay operated, there were fewer employees on the payrolls Juue 8O1 Jull, than ou June 80, 1910, by 81,080, yet the total compensation paid to nmployeep during 1911 was greater than that paid during Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night. 1910 by $49,970,216. This is greater than the increase in the gross earnings of the railways by $22, 595,121, Ti net revenues of the railways, which are what is left after paying operating expenses, fell off by $49,988,589 during this same period in which compensa"To'Burn PaperC tion increased nearly $50,000,000. There aro times when there are Thesefigures are summarized from Bulletin No. 28 of the Bu bundles of old papors to bo burned. reau of RaihvayEconomics, which is based on official reports made TblB Is dangerous In a grate fire. The following Is tho method which will VBBBSl by the railways of the Interstate Commerce Commission, and which BBBBBBBBBBsP BBbB avert danger of tho cblmnoy catching exhibits in detail a comparison of the aggregate compensation to fire: Make tight rolls of all the papers different classes of employees, the number of employees of differand fasten them with pieces of soft wire broomstick wlro will do. They ent classes, and the relation to railway traffic for the fiscal years of will then form a kind of a log and 1909, 1910 and 1911. burn slowly without a flame. The The summary of revenues and expenses of the steam railways may bo made of any eteo and rolls several of them burnt together. over fifty miles in length for the mouth of December, just issued by the Bureau, shows that for the calendar year 1911 the total operating revenues were less than for the calendar year 1910 by A Texas Wonder $27,098,780, and the net revenues less by $22,280 784. C. A. MORTON of- Funeral Director aha Embalmer This Razor which has sold for years at $5.00 each is offered fora limited time only at the astonishing price of 35 cents. It is to be understood however, that the 'Razor offered at this price wjll not be fitted with the usual Ivory handle, nor will you receive the extra half dozen blades accompanying the regular $5.00 Razor, but in every other detail it is the same. If you contemplate the purchase of an article of this nature we recommend this as an opportunity for you to get exceptional value for your money. f ." PHP- - f St. Bernard Mining G O. Incorporated Drug Department HHsv' BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBsLSBBBH n mother of two was attempting to give them a Berious idea of her anxiety to make them good, and to make plain to their minds tho gravity of tho task before her. Ovcrcomo with the possibility of over attaining her mother's ' ideal, Prances answered in all earnostness: "Don't try to xnako us good, mother; Just shoot us." Ev chil-flrothree-year-ol- d 'A The ypainstaking Way Out. Earnestness Brings Reward. "Tho earnest men aro so few in tho world that their very earnestness becomes at once tho badge of their nobility; and as men in a crowd instinc- IBJ tively mako room for ono who seems eager to fbrco his way through it, so mankind everywhere open their ranks to ono who rushes zealously toward somo object lying beyond them." Dwight Barbed wire cuts, ragged wounds, collar and harneps galls heal ud qulcklv when BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT is applied. It is both healing and antiseptic. Price 25, 50, and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by St. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug Department. A SPLENDID OFFER The Earlington Bee AND THE Last Namber of LyCtam Ctartt erybody's Magazine. 9, ' Realism In Babylon. "A great deal of fun has been poked at the realistic school of art," B&ys a New York artist, "and "It grevod confessed that has bees given to tie eaemy. Why, a there recently came' to my oti Assyrian bets, done fey ft picture a OMeago man, aad.so careful was be of all the details that the towels banging p were all marked "Nebucbai nezsar in the corner, In cuneiform characters. LlpplncotVa Magaxloe. ' mute soe t fr. I., R Accidents will happen, but tha belt regulated families keep Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil for such emergencies Two sires 25 and 50c at all stores. slip. something But occasionally somes along- which, uaknown to the writer, is so funny that it sees the light of publicity. Thus, a calls attention to the fact that the drama "Royal Love,' which was seen for the first time at the Glra Theater, is by Baron Rosenkranz, who is a direct descendant of Rosenkranz and Oulldenstern, known to the world through Shakespeare." corres-sponde- The most Common cause of insoInteresting "Rem. mnia Is dlsbrders of the stomach. "A newspaper receives dally for Chamberlain's Stomach and Jlver publication," Bays the Berliner Tage-blatTablets correct these disorders and ''a lot of stuff which has about ilabie you to sleep. For sale by all as muofa literary value as a 'laundry Dealers. - ReaTly t, Evansville Courier (DAILY) at better. Beet Seed Industry of Poland. The growing of boots for Beed in Poland was started 30 years ago and s been brought to a cortnln porfoc n, so that tho local seed quite equals that of tho foreign, and in many cases if has turned out much If you have trouble in getting rid of your cold vou may know tbat you are not treating it properly. There is no treason why a cold shpuld bang you on for woeks, and it will not take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. For salo by all Deslers, Glorious News comes from Dr. J . T. dirties. Dwight Kan. Ho wiles: "I not only have cured bad cases of eczema in my patients with Electric Bitters, but also cured myself by them of the same disease. I feel sure they will benefit any oase of oxzma." Thi8 6hows what thousands have proved, that Electric Bitters is a most effective blood purifier. Its an excellet remedy for eczema, tetter, salt rheum, ulcers, bolls and running sores. It stimulates liver, kidn ys and bowels expels poironn, helps digestion, builds up the Btrength. rrlce boots. Satisfaction guaranteed by All Druggists. True Honeety be honest is more than to refrain from stealing another man's purse, more than paying- the exact number of dollars you owe. Honesty means far more than not defrauding other people financially. It means nothing less than not defrauding yourself by your own piojudiccs and Judgments. It means dealing fairly and, squarely with yourself; looking at yourself with tho same eyes with wb' h you dissect tho conduct of your To Both ' frQ - -- back a thousand years or more for genuine poetic inspiration or that tho poet of today must necessarily conflno himself to the veins that the Greeks worked to create their lasting vogue. Thero is poetry in the big modern institutions where twentieth century llfo pulsates, If only there be tho imagination that can treat it in a masterly way. It Is a mistake to think wo must go Poetry in Skyscrapers. F0r )) pO.Ult One Year Send or bring the above amount to The Earlington Bee and receive both papers one year. Remember this is presidential year and The Evansville Courier will give you the best and lateBt political news, markets, editorials and dispatches from all over the world, and Is In every way a metropolitan, fascluatlng and instructive paper. oar-toon- s, '.!. asi lea."--Cl- ara K. Bayliss. "Suffered day and night tho torment of Itching pile. Nothing helped me until I used Doan's Ointment. The result was lasting." Hon. John R. Garrett, Mayor, Girard, Ala. The Duty of Art. every bright word, or like ev,ery pleasant air of mu sic, is a piece of pleasure sot afloat; the reader oatchee it, and if ho be healthy; goes on his way rejoicing, and it is the business of art so to send him &9 often as possible. R. L. Every" gay, pio-tur- o, S Very Serious It Is a very serious matter to aek for one medicine and have the wrong one given you. For this reason we urge you in buying (0 be careful to get the genuine . Buck-Draught Wobbler Seldom Succeeds. "Success in life depends far more' Political Jokers. upon' decision of character than upon Wbat is tho difference," asked the possession of vrhat 1b called gen- Mr. Bones, "between a statesman ius. The man, who is perpetually heal a boss?" ' "A statesman," replied and Mr. tatlng as' to which of two things he Tambo,v "puts himself in neither."WiMaig his friends, but the boss the hands of will do, will do devotes himWirt. self to seeing what ho can get Ms own hands on." A health man it a king in his own right; so unhealthy man an unhappy slave. For Impure blood and slug 1th liver, uss Burdock Blood Bitters. On tho market tot 33 years. $1. 00a bottle. I r. C. R. R, TIME CARtJ. NOHTII BOUND. Liver Medicine The reputation of this old, reliable medicine, for constipation, in digestion and liver trouble, is firmly established. It does not imitato 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 TOWN F2 Immense Sum Spent by Tourists. Tho actual money invested in hotels in Switzerland is $160,000,000. Tho payment of tho interest on this sum, tho maintenance of the properties and a profit on tho enormous businoss Which employs many thousands of people, is practically all paid by tourists who come to Switzerland In pursuit of health, recreation and pleasure. Time of departure of Illinois Central trains from Nortonville, Ky. :. 1.28 No. 102 8.40 No 104 No. 122, local pasB. 10.45 6.36 No. lSO.looftl No. 101 No. 103 No. 121, local pass. No. 185 local pass SOUTH BOUND 4.08 1.46 1.28 5.53 a. m. a m, p. m. p.m. sn3bi S7w m jrs m a, ra. a.m. p.m. p.m. Back of the Royal Is one of the largest and most important typewriter manufacturing concerns in the world. ?lth unlimited resources and ample ability, offering every e advantage of dcaline with a business institution. high-trad- m M ' St w.omen s Sh oes Misses' Shoes L. & N. TIME CARD. here always has THE Royalmodel which been abreast "with the best; Read places it far in the lead. new This week's display of fashionable advance styles in correct effects of early spring shoes is but another example of our ability to present the Time 01 arrival of trainB passing through' and departure of train Originating at Earlmgton, Effective Sunday, April 9, 1911. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. 92 52 NORTH BOUND. 6.25 a. m. 11.15 a. m. 94 7.23 p. m. ' 11.22 p.m. 54 SOUTH BOUND. 4.80 a.m. 58 8.23 a. m. 95. 61 4.21 p.m. 10.48 p. m. 93...... about Royal Model rapher, every up-to-da- 5 te every office manager, every stenogtypewriter user ! er M Feature!. , over-lappi- NEW THINGS FIRST before they are to be seen in the other stores. of colors impossible. ' Feature 2, TABULATOR. An important improvement, perfected with usual Royal simplicity. Feature 3. BACK SPACER Touch the key and carriage draws back one space. A popular feature RIBBON DEVICE. writing; The only one that insures perfect TWO-COLO- R two-color convenient in" billing, tabulating or correcting. Feature 4. TILTING PAPER TABLE. Found only on Royal gives instant access to all margin and and great convenience. tabulator stops ; a time-savThis Feature S. HINGED PAPER FINGERS. feature, exclusive, with Royal, permits writing to extreme of cither edge of paper. t :i POCKET SHOE CO. B. H. HEITHAUS, Mjr. The Store With The 1 INTERURBAN TRAINS. No. 104 No. 106 No. 108.... No. 110 No. No. No. No. . Stan Fttl in Front 1 Main Sr eet EVANSVILLI:, IND. Ox- - Unusual Bargain Table of Women's Shoes and fords in odds and ends, values from $2.50 to $5.06, $148 and 98c D No.lll,.,... NORTH BOUND. 7.52 a.m. 10.55 a.m. 2.00 p, m. 5.02 p. to. SOUTH BOUND. 108 7.10 a.m. 106 10.00 a.m. ,..12.57 p. m. 107., 109 , 8.20 p. m. 0.10 p m, And so on through all the points of Royalsupremacy the direct vision of writing;, making one perfect visible writer; the special facilities for quick and easy handling of the paper the accelerating principle, famous among typewriter men, a feature which is admitted type-bto be the greatest single invention since typewriters began. iThe Royal is the marvel anions all typewrsters for durability, for ease and speed of operation, for alignment and manifolding power. it the Royal ar " M ,... That tha Royal Standard Typewriter I made of tto rugneu graae ma terials obtainable am oy wo 'most tuuraiworxmen money Gaobireiv Thit It wSl do work of the bast quality ror a earns, lefcUi of una at lsf ex- a .ml ii than We Guarantee aay other' typewriter 'reeardfeea of price. , one of the finest pieces of typewriter literature ever issued. 32 pages, beauU- fully pnnted and illustrated, and above all interesting. It is tmporta,nt that you get "The Royal Book," whether you are in immediate need of a mach ine or not. 41 Read our Guarantee ! That is the basis upon which we want to demonstrate the Royal to you. All we ask is an opportunity to give this machine a severe test in your own office on your own work, alongside of any other machine. SEMI-WEEKL- Y Write or Thone for "The Royal Book" M.H.&E.TIME CARD. v BEE AGENT"" Be Boys aad Mea s Shoes J c i y;.h . 1 , , ift ..'.' - r m.J j' .llihudren fl.bhq " . . zmwm?mKH & A.- - - card went Into effect BuhUay- April 9, 1911? Ho. 118 leaves, , , , , .6:45, m. No. 118 arrive ,... 8 :80p'. rh. - MMIIinwai (sartor "J..1. . SF .'V, .it uNt f. .. Sample Can 4na.- Seen "at This Office ;' h r : SB. 'sa -- . T'z K cm - V, mxgmm l JTM V I ' fc -- MA yri ft n l M k u it Vi It' i ftovpersuade the party. leaders in. CITY DIRECTORY.-.- SSS. Cook County to agree to abide ' E. J. Phillips, Soo. &H 'ENEMY TO PEOPLE' "" by the vote cast at the unautho MayorF. D. Bash. Victoria Lotlirei No.84, K. of P. Wr Tk , .mqoto qvery Monday nljrht. Visit- - MHMHMMHHMHiiniMiHaHMaHHHaHnHHHMnBHflBMin rized primary notwithstaudin e jEaUye Judce A. J. Bpi.uqfct. ' (Continued from Page 1.) : TlfY:lWtf - ie 1 the friends of President TnfJ : Wfwmm.nUlifoX" "M -.jr"-e? x w. . H the subtni88iou of nil justiciable prgbably will iguore the test vote Tax Assessor J. a. (Jorbltt. K of R. at idS. k Paul - Hopkins .questions to arbitration. Thus on the presidency. O. U. W, No. Lodfr-A- . Treasurer Frank B. Arnold. 501 meets every Thursday night. the peace treaties which expreF-se- d City Physician W It. NlBbet. Y. Q. Walker, Sec. City Engineer R. E. Whlpfler. COLORED COLUMN. the overwhelming sentiment II IA 1AI I" Street CommissionerRout. Wood Golden Cross Lodgo, Earlington. of the American people were Counollmen Madison Oldham, F. No. 525 nioetB lBt. and 8rd, Saturday REV J. B. EVANS, EDITOR D. Rash, Geo. C. Atkinson, Thos. night In each month. omascalated and destroyed. Blair, CM Henry. Mooting night Mrs. Bertha Umstead, Sec. Calle Him Inconsistent MeBdamea CavenauRh, Olaik and first Monday night in each mouth. Degree of Honor, No. 10 meets lat School Trustee Paul M. Mooro, Sims are slowly Improving, "How will the Board of Health Ed M. Trahem, and8rd Saturday nights In each Miss Lizzie Hupf, Sec. Kev, P. D. Gordon preached at the G. Gilbert King and Curtis B. John- month. opponent of President I'nft reA. M. E. Z. church Tuesday night, son. M. D. Lodjro. Ben Hur Earllntrton concile his opposition and that of Postmastor Chas. Cowell. .Court, No. 55, meets every 1st and Rev. E. H. Edmonson preached Department H. D.Rog-era- , ura Monday night at old Masonic hiB campaign manager with his Fire Wednesday night and Kev. Evans We are now prepared to show you the very latest Chief; F. B. Arnold, Assistant Hall. Dr. O. B. Johnson, Sorlbe. insistence that the Thursday night. Chief; Chas. Barnett, Captain; Standwalte, Tribe No. 57,Red Men and choicest creations in wearing apparel for Men, will of the people is supremo. The funeral of Mrs. Millie Frame Claude Long, Gilbert Long, W. D. meets everv Friday sleep. OavanesR, Brick Southworth, Baker "The amendments suggested was conducted at the baptist church Fugate, Geo. T. Miller, Will Rav-burHarry Lono, O. of R. Women and Children. Bryant Deal, Firemen. by Senator Root and Lodge, and "Wednesday March 18 by the paBtor Woodmen of the World, Catalpu Camp No. 801 meets every Wednesapproved by President Taft, Kev. Evans, assisted by Rev. J.H. ThomaB and O. Carnngton. day night. All members are earCHURCHES. would have met all objections nestly requested to be Mesdames Eva Dunbar and Mat-ti- e FOR MEN AND BOYS Catholic Ohuroh. First mass Bernard Walton, thero. to the treaties as originally subClerk. who have been visiting every Sunday and holy day at 7:00 Jonican, Monroe Davis, Deputy Clerk. to the Senate. The fact their Bister Mrs. J. W. Bell left for a. m. Second mass and preaching mitted Hart Schaffuer & Msrx Olnthei for Men, Athletio Out Modern .Woodmen of tho World. m. Vespers and benediction that Senator Dixon voted to kill Madlsonvllle TueBday to vlBlt their 0:80 a. Rev. J. P. MoParland, Pastor7 No. 11992 meets every Wednesday. p. m. Clothes for Boys, M'inliattiiu and Arrow Shirts, Stetson Y. Q. two treaties in spite of these mother. Christian a.Ohuroh. Sunday Elks, B. P. O. Walker, See. No. 78 meets at Huts, Hinan Shoes, Underwear, Hosiery and Pajamas. amendments, and undoubtedly Misb Lenora Tuoker, who has school at 9:80 m. Preaching every been on the sick list for the past two Lord's day at 10:45 a. m, and 7:45 r. Madisonville Monday night. with the consent and approval of B. N. Gordon, Exalted Ruler. Is very much improved at m. Prayer meeting every Wednes Roy S. Wilson, Secretary. day at 7:80 p. m. his chief, shows 'that the will of weeks, tbiB writing. Dr. D. T. Stanley, PaBtor. Earlington Chapter, U. D. 0., the people' counts for nothing unThere will be quartnrly meeting FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS M. E. Ohuroh. Regular sorvicos meets lBt Thursday In each month less in the opinion of Ool. Roose-To- lt at the A. M. E. Z. church next Sun- third Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 :30 p.m. at 2:80 p. m. Mrs. Emma Davis, Pres. New Sorinu Tuilror Stilts, Silk Drossoa, Net Dresses, evening Prayer it also aids his candidacy. day. Rev. Speight of Madisonville at 7:30. meeting Wednesday9:80 a. m. Sunday-BchoKnights and Ladies of Security The Class meeting, Bocond at "Colonel Roosevelt, like the will preach in the afternoon. Party Dtvsses, Lingerie "Dresses, Linen Dresses, House Sunday at will meet every second and fourth of the public 1b cordially invited to be .0:80 a.m. DemocraticOtopponents Monday nights. Visiting membors Dresses, Ohildreus Wash Drrsseejj Muslin Underwear, Silk Rev. Holtzolaw, PaBtor. invited to attend. treaty, the welfare present. M. E. Ohuroh, South. Rov. W, WiluOarrioan, Clerk. members, of Hagar Chapter jL'eiucoaiB, jH'iaamo Lyra, American Liaay, rnompson'EU of the people to promote his own O.Tho E. S., have purchased new O.Brandon, pastor. Services on Visiting members are cordially political and' selfish ambition. badgeB and are looking forward to every Sunday at 11 a. m. and Invited to attend any of theie Glovo Fitting and Nemo Corsets. 7:4op. m. Sunday school at 9:80 Lodges Thus the nation' has been be- Palm Sunday March 80 when they a. in. Prayer meeting, Wednesday The Determination to Do. evenings at 7:80 o'clock. Ladies' trayed by tthe friend of the peo- will have their annual sermon, "Tho longer I live, tho more deeply Aid Society every Monday after.Ruth Hiues extends an invitation noon. Official Board meeting Mon-da- v am I convinced that that which ple.' " t Make our store headquarters when you come to all of her friends to visit Atkinafter first Sunday :u each makes tho difference between ono Primary Boosters Discouraged son college Friday night before Eas- month. man and anothar between the weak to Madisonville. Third-terboomers in Illinos ter. Missionary Baptist Ohuroh and powerful, tho great and inslgnlfl. 2nd has in practically have given up hepe Miss Letetia White, of Morton Is eachservices also and 4th Sunday be- cant, 1b energy, invinclblo determinamonth Saturday night tion a purpose once formed, v. of having the primary law visiting Mrs. Callie Walker. fore und Sunday night following then death or victory.' FoweU and The U. B. F. and S. M. T. lodges eych Subday prayer meeting Wed amended to permit of a preferenaesaay evening. aaDDatu Bonool tial vote on the candidates for will have theirof grand master Dr. Dr. A. O. Sisk, Supt Ladies Aid Lexington with meets eaeh Tuesday afternoon at 2 President, and the state commit- Will Ballard o'clock. Paftor W. H. Gregor, of them Thursday March 14. tee now is correrponding with A grand receptiou will be given in LouiBVille. jenfkai Baptist Ohuroh. the county clerks in an effort to his honor after the lecture. Servloes fourth Sun Jay morning and lave tbem take a cue from Coun- Don't forget to buy. the Trading evening In each month and Satura frightful cough and ty Judge Owens of Cook County Books before purchasing yonr goods day evening preceding. Prayer left me with had spells when could very weak. I I meeting Friday evenlug.unday and call what have been termed at the BooBter Stores. hardly breathe or speak for 10 to 20 school 2 p. m. minutes. My doctor could not help "'free and easy" primaries in Rev. T J. Lynn, Pastor. Better a Smile Than a Frown. Episcopal Church Services 2nd me, but I was completely cured by connection with the regular priTho saint who smiles does a great and 4tn Sunday night at 7:45 at the maries on April 0 deal more good In the world than the Library. Sunday School at 8 p. m. Rev. Geo. C. Abbitt, Rector. The committee also is trying Bftint with a long face. UAtfRdOSEYELT-- "- fig rAri:''' 3 --- Oity-Oler- 7" n -- NEW SPRING APPAREL II rui men, nummi aim oiiiiuibii .,. '.-". r. ,m M I l ( self-appoint- ed - NOW ON SALE oft-repeat- ed n, ol has-sacrific- ed m PNEUMONIA CiXii liW A WE DO ONLY THE BEST JOB WORK LODGES. Masonic Lodge E. W. Turnor jJie Greatest Aid in b the World to j Mrs. J. E. Cox, Jollot, 111. 60c AND $1.00 AT ALL DRUGGISTS. 1 MMMMHHHMMHHMSE23HHPjMMI DR. KING'S Now flisftnvarv Madisonville, Kentucky si J Business A FEW WORDS TO MR. . The Dentist Advertise your ofBce hours Lay.r Let the people know where your office is Doctor- Tell the people about your infirmary - jt Advertise your plans ' Preacher Advertise your services Advertise your work and prices ,, Blacksmith Auctioneer Let the world know how successfully, you jeny Farmers-Adverti- se your products Druggist What do you carry besides drugs? Jeweler Let the public know your lines If?''5' Milliner Tell the women about your-hat'Architect ,. s Have you planned your advertising campaign for your next year's trade? Get busy if you haven't,. an,d make notes every day about the things, old and new;41i'afti'you want to sell. Read other merchants' ads and see how they advertise. MERCHANT All the Best Hotels Advertise Rector's, of New York, is running page ads in large dailies all over the United States. ih 7 DOES NOT? PAY UNLESS yon put time and thought in it or get someone to do it for you. You know a stove will not cook anythinp unless, there is a hot fiVe in it, and it is the same way with advertising; it must be ablaze with reminders of what people need and wa,nt. $80 iB the smallest price ad you can put in the Saturday Evening Post arid thousands of people speud that every week for advertisingso it pays. Some companies spend six thousand dollars a week for advertising surely it pays and pays well. A n.Qvemsmg Write The V Semi-Wee- kh Bee, Earlington, Kentucky Getting Business. We " ..V.X::? iJoAdvertising .Rales,orMy Information About the Great System Hate a Specialist Who Will Assist Yon in Writing Yoar Ads i. it hi uyj m Order Locals. Put a Want Ad in Ne$ Week. v X Begin YouJ DtsplaYAdmrtising Now xs ' 1 1! 11 4 f. ! i wESSSsZESESEZSIza :jk'ki! .'Ji .A, , &!&&&jfcti&ik&fa. nrna

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