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L1ir1 v iT 1 y wz 0 iiitS TUESDAY TUESDAY r and and FRIDAY FRIDAY AFTERNOON D sr Y wE THa AFTERNOON IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE l TWENTYTHIRD YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY TUESDAY MARCH 19 1912 Nea THE FARM SPECIAL IN HOPKINS APRIL 4 Night Meeting Will be Held at County Seaton i That DatejCOLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE r f In Cooperation with the Louis 1 vile Nashville Railroad s WILL JR1NB MOST USEFUL AND PRAO TICAllfr M JIOFIO THE PEOPLE Special Train of jHjht Ors Bringing LecturerjaniLExhibits 1 Frankfort Ky March 18Speoial to The floeThe Farm Special tram will arrive at Madlsonville i Kentucky at 780 p m April 4 1912 where a lght meeting will be held for benefit of all interested in any of the various exhibits outlined below The Agricultural Special train which is being prepared by the Col legs of Agriculture of the State University and the State Department of Agriculture at Frankfort to be nm over the various roads of Ken tucky will be one of the best educa tional opportunities that has been offered to the people of Kentucky Much time and money has been spent In the effort to make this train a university on wheels to be taken to the very doors of the people Beside the two living cars which will accommodate the thirty or more people jfJ Q will compose the staff there will be six cars devoted to the various lines pf agriculture fitted up with exhibits Illustrative of the topics of the lectures To give an index as tothe makeup ofthepX tiibits the foilowlfig may be men foriK ments enlarged photograph teaching lessons in agriculture scores of agriculture charts live stock of various kinds illustrations of the work of the college i printed bulletins regarding free courses samples of soils and fertilizers spraying outfit for orchards and gar dens completely equipped dairy work of insect and funges pests and devices fdr their destruction rations suitable for various classy of Jive stock scores of fowls of all types i incubators brooders and poultry supplies domestic science oar fully equipped large variety of agriculture bulletins and many other interesting things too numerous to mentionThe will be upon such subjects as the following soil man agement restoration of worn soils mixing aud applying fertilizers crop rotations feeding breeding and management of live stock judg ing of live stick market classes and grade of live stock dairy cat tle breeding and feeding dairy management insect and fungus pests and their eradication i sprays and spraving truck grading poul try raising and management cook ery composition of foods etc household equipment and home de coration home and farm sensation and agriculture clubs The specialists from the College will treat tho various lines of acrl culture that are tp be presented and their work will be supplemented by the services of some of the most widely known authorities in the United Sta esISpecial attention should be called to the womens work which will oc cupy one entire coach This will be In charge of some of the best known authorities In the country on home economies in all its branches literature on the tpplos treated will be given away to those inter ested n any particular subject MEMEI AL E Vr J IWM BE HELD s At the M E Church Soulh in this City Saturday April 6th The Shiloh Memorial Service will be given Saturday afternoon April 6th at the Methodist church South in Arlington from 800 to G00 oclock under the auspices of the Earhtgton Chapter of the U DOA most excellent program has been arranged Talent from Madl sonvflle and Ellington have been secured to participate lu the ser vice The public Is cordially invited to attend All veterans requested to be present Nm WHAT ABOUT THAT NEW ROOF We keep our price right but r we thMdK quality first We have- boughtshingles f for twenty years and- know where to get the best Let us show you our stock 1 P fi Clear Red Cecjar kOIStar A Red Cedar 350 i Star A Cypress 275 Y For anything in the Building line callus up of write Us We will be glad to t A name you prices v 4 IiJtJ I RUBY j i f LUMBER r 4 CON PANY o j MGORPORAJEO r r KENTUCKY+ t- G 1 n- y 7 4 ANNOUNCEMENT 1 READ THIS From this late until the close of the AutomobileContest on May 15th we will give lOOOO votes for every dollar paid on subscription new or renewal 1 paid with coupon books Books 1 now on sale at this office Now get busy and patronize us I I SEMI a W EKLY BEE II ROY ANKSKILitD BY TOMMJODiD 1 Died This ornlngShO ting Done Sunday Afternoon at Nortonville ii SHOTGUN WITH HEAVY CHARGE FIRED FROM ntDEPOT SECOND STORY t Arrest Made oresterday After Cottrt of Inquiry Judge4Bradley r Roy Blanks was shot Sunday afternoon at JNortonyille in a mysterious manner and although there were numerous persona in the immediate vicinity several very near him andthe shooting was done with a shotgun do one seemed to know who did it nor to a certamty where the shot came from Blanks was standing on the L N Railroad at the dopot while an L 0 freight train was run tying over the crossing nt the in tersectiqn of the two roads but a few feet away There were several men sitting on the L N steel rail near where he stood The gunshot was fired whIle the I 0 train roared past and the sound was hardly noticed but Blanks fell with the charge of B B shot in the back of his neck a shoulders a little low for in stant death One shot passed through his cheek Others were felt in Ins breast muscles having ranged downward from the rear and without force enough to pass through his body Smokeless powder was used and no one saw the discharge One theory is that the shot was fired by a man on the passing freight train Blanks refused to make any statement after the shooting He was partially paralyzed Blanks has been in serious trouble before and was under prom ise to court officials to stay out of Hopkins Oountpi He had been about Nortonville for a day or two before the shooting and is said to have been drinking Yesterday afternoon County Judge Bradley and County Attnrnev Sy pert held a court of Inquiry at Nor totivitle with the result that Torn Woodard was arrested charged with having fired the shotfrom the second story of the depot which Is uedasattelegraph office At the time ot the shooting b- Ray the telegraph operator wasr donton J BI Qt f1 103ift aCb1e tit tpfiD 1 ivat peaelatldaa silat Wt blitlil y lifts-y lA i IJqYt is lt4I- tt aTa iry 1I3lo iTo5rdJ pfrhapesaw t wit 1I I the gun after the shooting Wbpdard letbe son of Town Marshal Woodard pt tortonville whq has made an excellent record as A pease officer and for whom as well as for Ed Blanks father of the stricken man much sympathy is expressed Blanks died this morning about six oclock and is to be taken to Henderson for burial Woodward was arraigned yester day at the examining trial on charge of malicious shooting with Intent to kill Samual Clements a prominent farmer of the Nortou villa country put lUP cash bond 1 the amount of 1000 and he was re ceasedUNSUCOEBBEUI ATTEMPT TO COMMIT ROBBER fJ v Prompt Action on Part of Officers Ham by arid Clarke Prevents Paring Robbery v At 1240 oolockthl8mornlng three Negroes Spencer Warfleldj Skin axwelt andBen Morrow attempted tobreakinto the dry goods store of Cansler ib Maloney They used a brakeshoe key to gain admittance Officers Hamby and Clarke were watching them Prom the corner by the Company Store and as the glass was broken they lipped up on the Negroes They ran around the cQrI ner of the store and Mr Clarke headed them oil at the opera house I while Mr followed them They were captured and taken to jail to await trial To The Public I am in the Automobile e Contest and hope to win but I cannot do so without the assistance of friends I ask that anyonewho isnot interested in the contest an who has not pledged their votes will vote them for No 173 Anything you can do will be greatly appreciated JAMES B GARNCTT KyRf 4 BUYING COAt JPROPERTIES Bcrnhelm Bros of Louisville Have Purchased DownState Mines I Madisonville Ky March 17 I It became known here today that Isaac W Bernheim and Bernard Bernheim of Louisville have put between 85000 and 40000 into Western Hopkins Oounty I coal lands They have purchas I ed the Bailey tract including dal rights over 8748 acres I 8 an acre and 27 acres as illsI Aip Bite lnireeneboroRhAb1tlcb1Wo zb yi f e4aar caste n lrIftl have i l ch tttYtrMJd ds b nf1 r a j Tbrm as bi ohioo is terdri1ahtCoUlbne T4 UllrI1 tft t n o t Madisonville Notesi Blue Stocking Club Entertained Miss Maud Nuckolls of Hop kinsville was the guest of honI or at the Blue Stocking Olub which met at the home of Mrs Roy L Hall in East Broadway The Life of Jane AdI ams The Value of Settle ment Work and The Work a the Hull House were topics ex cellently discussed by the mem bers of the olubIAtthq conclusion of the Literary program a beautiful Luncheon was served in three coursesThe next meeting will be held April 0 at the home of Mte Aileen Davis Mrs J E Taylor to Entertain Chautau qua Club Mrs J E Taylor will be host ess at the next meeting of theI Ohatntauqua slab Thursdayaf ternoon March 20 V lTh following program will be for the evening Paper Forms of Fictioni Mrs S D Langley Ohile MrsJE Arnold Sanitary Engineering Mrsr L A Tapp The Round Table Talk will be led by Miss Unla Long w Preparations Being Completed fo i Alumni Banquet e onf of the Alumni association will be held Wednesday afternoon at th went broiidway building for the purpose of onrnpfetiuR arrange ments for the Banquet which will be one of the swellest af fairs of the season Mrs Head to Entertain Mrs H F Head will entertain at Bridge Thursday afternoon Ross saga Providence visited friends in MadiBonvilJe Sunday Summers Cooper of Hopkins villa was in luadisonvllle Sunday During the Factory Piano Sale the expert Piano tuner J E Williamson will bo found by calling No 553 Madisonville If your Piano need- tuning J E Williamson Mrs J D Sory is confined to her bed this week with a severe case of la grippe We make a speolalty of doing two and three color work If you want classy job work that will give satin faction see our samples and getI prices at the Madisonville Branch Office in Mortons Furniture Store AILEEN DAVIS Manager Miss Pearl Mills of Mndlsonvllle Indianad Onj DR JOSEPH HOLMES Director of the United States Bureau of Mines DiscWsseskMine Explosions MUST GET AWAY FROM THEORY Washington March 18We are not making satisfactory progress In reducing the loss of life In our mines said Dr Joseph A Holmes Director of the United statesBdNtreau of Mines And we will never make this progress until we getaway from theory and get dowato actual practice and develop that hearty determined cooperation be tweet the mineowner and th ne worker ivhlePieabsolutely essen tial to su cess It wpiild be unfortunate and un pardonable if from the many Amer fewsyears we some les sons that may help to prevent or minimize future disasters or reduce the loss of life resulting from them Mine disasters have resulted from mine fires gas explosions or duet explosions or a combination of two noteble were the Cherry disaster of Nov 18 1909 where 259 men lost their lives the Ore having started from the burning of hay in the mine stable and the Panooast mine disaster near Soranton Fa where 72 mea lost their lives from a fire which ap Inftammablounderground power stations illn neither of these two mine fire disasters does there appear to have duetrs t men were or Jo by the gases generated from theTflre excepting of course t the few who were killed from the heat of the fire itself eThe two most important lessons taught by tbosetwo disasters were the risks that always attend the practice entirely too common carrying inflammable materialeinto the mines and keeping them in the mine and the inadequacy pf the methods and equipment for fighting and extinguishing mine flees Of course wo must timber In the mine and no economical method is now known for fireproofing this timber As long as we keep mules in the mines certain materials must be carried with which to feed thembut If baled hay must be taken into the mines for feeding purposes it can be easily and superficially wet either by sprinkling or dipping it quickly besthe easiest way to prevent the risk of fires in mine stables is to keep those stables outside of the mines In the prevention of gas explo sions in the mines the lesson which all past experience teaches as being ot first importance is to sweep the gas out of the mine by means of adequate In connection with uo6ventiiattDg system it is Important that there should be du plicateQsitM that If In any way one Isdestroyed another IB Imme diately available In order to pre Contlnued on Page 4 Q 11 I CHICKENS I I want to load car poultry on Wednesday and Thursday March 2021 Bring the chickens and get the cashhHens 10c 1TurkeysDucks lOic i KIRK Madronvict y ry iMd+ U- I a 9 i s 91iY i U- I I A f T r if i i i f 4 31t l f w 1icy 4rs 1CJP ioIiijijI iifoqip nrtnJtJ rrIAL- t Meet Your Friends i tf AT THE i Idle Hour Theatrei Latest Moving Pictures Every Night JDxceptSundayJ AfternoonsDa- J 1 y 3 Reels 3 5c and lOos AdJmII m d1 + nI4a rbmb ptCTfg g a Ir I t111 frf Miss Minerva 1 i an- dWiliiamGreenHill 1I Ii t q i p n CALxoUNa II r I Dabs b7 Beings Brttttm O- aPHumpty Dumpty Set on a wall i Humpty Dumpty had a great flab All the kings horses and all the menti Cant put Humpty Dumpty beck I again A egr t sRoundas wring deep as a cup All the kings horses cant pun K i npr A we1Lr I j House fun yard full can ketclr Hush Jimmy cried Lina in din ptYou dont know how to ask iddles You must nt give the an ers too Ask ono riddle at a time id let some one else answer tic As I was going through a fled of lr Iwheati picked up something good to est IITwas bond neither fish nor flesn apt I kept it tin k ran alone t A 1- s M A snake A snako guessed Flor enceThats a easy riddle Snako nothing scoffed Jimmy you cant cat a snake Sides Llna wouldnt n picked up a snake Is it a little baby rabbit Llna- It was neither fish nor flesh nor bone she declared and a rnbblt is flesh and bone Then its boon to be a apple was Jimmys next guess that aint no flesh and blood and its good to eat An apple cant run alone she triumphantly answered Give it up Well it was an egg and it hatched to a chicken Now Florence you ask ono Spose a man waalocked up mil house she asked howd he get outf Clam outer a winder guessed Billy T Leant no winder to the Young she declared drawled out thoothe chimlyi Mice Banla Clam web Billys nut gueL T want no cbimly to it Give it up Give It npr the little girl laughed gleefully UWeUhe Suat broke out with measles It is Billys Ume said Lina who seemed to be mistress of ceremonies vTabemicle learnt this here one at school see if rail can guess it Tab by had four kittens but Stillshee did nt hare none t alL see no sense a tall in that argued Jimmy Hthout some bad little boys drowned em Tabby was a cat explained the other boyTana she had four kittens and Stillshee was a little girl and she didnt have no kittens t alL Whats this asked Jimmy A man rode cross a bridge and Fldo walked l Had a little dog name Ft doIYou dIdnt ask that right Jimmy + n n wr UijIiiiUijIoiP II1p IIipIP Vd1j 1 T Calendars for 1913 Y Imported and Domestic The Semi Weekly Bee has the 1 swellest line of importedand domestic J stt calendars ever shown to the trade We 1 therwholesale house and print them in col ors See our line before you bu L7mples re now ready for your Inspe bon 1 The Semi reekli Bee- J1 I F I 5 Enrlingtoii v Kentucky I ral A dII a r- I R 1 cc I a iq4 tv iiiYn i rtu1i 1J n y 7 iv KfSt4 said Lina you always got things wrong The riddle Is A man rode across tho bridge and Yet ho walked and tho answer is He had a little uog named Yet who walked across the bridge Well Id nother sight ruthor haves a little dog name Fldo declared Jim my I little dog name Yet and d little girl name Stillshee ftlut got no sense a tall to It Why should a hangman wear sus ponders asked Linn Ill bet no body can answer that To keep his breeches from falling off triumphantly answered Frances No you goose a hangman should wear suspenders so that hed always have a gallows handyS CHAPTER XII In the HoUse cf the Lord It was a beautiful Sunday morning The pulpit of the Methodist Church was not occupied by Its regular pac tor Brother Johnson Instead a trav cling minister collecting funds for a church orphanage In Memphis was the speaker for the day Miss Minerva rarely missed a service In her own church She was always on hand at the Love Feast and the Missionary Rally and gave liberally of her means to every cause She was sitting In her own pew between Billy and Jim my Mr and Mrs Garner having remained at home Across the alslo from her sat Frances Black between her father and mother two pews in front of her wore Mr and Mrs Hamilton with Lina on the outside next tho aisle The good Major was there too it was tho only place he could depend upon for seeing Miss Minerva Tho preacher after an earnest and eloquent discourse from the text Ho will remember the fatherless closed the big Bible with a bang calculated to wake up any who might be sleep- Ing He came down from the pulpit and stood close to his hearers as he made his last pathetic appeal My own heart said he goes out to every orphan child for in the yH low fever epidemic of 78 when but wo years old I lost both father and mother If there are any little orphan children here today I should be glad if they would come up to the front and shake hands with me Now Miss Minerva always faithful ly responded to every proposal made by a preacher it was a part of herr religious conviction At revivals she was ever a shining if solemn and aus tere tight When a minister called for all those who wanted to go to Heaven to rise she was always the first one on her feet If he asked to see the raised hands of those whd were members of the church at the tender ago of ten years Miss Miner vas thIn long arm gave a prompt red spouse Once when a celebrated evangelist was holding a big prop tracted meeting under canvas in th8 town and bad asked those who had read the book of Hezeklah In thq Bible to stand up Miss Minerva on one side of the big tent and her de- Voted lover on the other side were among tho few who had risen to their feet She had road the good book from cover to cover from Genesis to Hevelatton over and over so she thought she had read Hezeklah a score of times So now when the preacher called for little orphans to come forward she leaned down and whispered to I her nephew Go up to the front Wil liam and shako hands with tho nice kirld preacher Wha fer he asked I dont want to go up there evybody beroll look right at me Are there no little orphans here the minister was saying I want to shake tho hand of any little child Who has had tho misfortune to lose its parents Go on William commanded his aunt Go shake hands with tho preacherThe tt1o boy again demurred but Miss Minerva insisting he obediently slipped by her and by his chum UIIiturer was standing by a broad table he held out his slim little hand Jimmy looked at these proceedings of Billys In astonishment not com prehending at all Ho was rather In dignant that the older boy had not confided in him and invited his par ttclpatton But Jimittyy was not the one to sit calmly brand be ignored when there was anything doing so he slid awkwardly from the bench boffin knee Minerva maw what fee was up to SlgnBMag taanoes to follow the swig gerod pompouBlr behind Blur and he out a short tat hand to themtatiHolter ih i f + peitbe b- apo1 ternlitiag fisa gyp SItkW 4p r rr e y Vf7 X riv ttf i 4BH f Dr L Grace The Denver Dentist I extract and you dont know IL Jf you feel it you dont pay one cent I make teeth without plates No piris in roots of teeth form an abcess No gold filling to come h out Inlays take theplace No rubber dam No au tomatic plugger No pain If you tiont want to be refused dont ask for credit Calland Get My Prices Victory Building arms ho stood tho little boys upoit- the table He thought the tOuchtng- sIght of these innocent and tender HUe orphans would empty the pock ts of the audience Billy turned red vith embarrassment at his conspicu ous position while Jimmy grinned happily at tho amused congregation Horrified Miss Minerva half rose to her feet but decided to remain where sho was She was a timid woman and did not know what course she ought to pursue Besides she had Just caught tho Majors smile And how long have you been an orphan the preacher was asking of BillyEver sence me an tyilkeq Booth Lincolns bOrn sweetly responded the chlldI1 bout the orphahtest boy they ia volunteered Jimmy Frances responding to the tatters Invitation had crawled over her fath ers legs before he realized what was lappening She too went smiling Mown the aisle her stiff white drew standing straight up in the back like a strutting gobblers till She grabbed hold of the roans hand and wai promptly lifted to the table beside the other orphans HTears stood in the good preachers eyes as he Turned to the tittering audience and said in a pathetic voice Ih1nkol it my friends this beautiful little girl has motherPoor Black A hundred pairs of eyes sought her pew and focused younglwomanshamefaced Mr Black was visibly amused and could hardly keep from tlaughlng aloud As Frances passed by thf Ham Continued on Page 71I N Anna Marie Hartman MYSTIC QUEEN 7th Daughter of 7th DaughterB- orn With a Double Mystic Veil Stands alone in her magnificent power of reading the lives of tall human kind If you are in doubt if business worries you if you are in the habit of making bad investments if luck is against you if there are evil influences at work if your sweet I heart husband or wife is true if you cannot gain the love ofrthe person you most desire if you wish to locate missing person 1 or articles if you wish to know your lucky days whether i a great love is going to come into your life to bless you what i your prospects are for marriage and a happy home date de scription and name of person one visit to this inspired proph i etess of modern times will benefit you a thousand times morer you pay If you are not satisfied it will cost nothing Ithan phenomenon can be consulted on all affairs of life no what Hours 930 a m to 9 pm Private rooms t r First Madison rlPrivate Entrance From Center Street Madisonville Kentucky p C DONT FAIL TO COME TO TH- EFactOry Piano Sale And See This Beautiful Piano Li The famous SCHUMANN Pianos Guaranteed for a Lifetime Received Gold Medal at SeattleYukon Exposition You buy them direct of the Factorys Personal Representative and save all middlemans profit and exp nsesISale Begins Wednesday lVIarch20thJ MARVIN I p PRATHEif J State Refrfesentative JVL w ADBON VlhIE KY- lus 3 OHW d v WW J fUJS I J44 I to ri k ylyta y v I yt I 1f i j J Floor Hotel iI1 fl Dales i TO bom rji1ii Next to 1rinC8i t Ii i1h ttt I 1 1 Ji tftJt G I wr Si1 I 0 J 7V 1 c+ oi F r 7 ff rri 1 J Ik MEMBERS EVANSVILLE REBATE ASSOCIATION r I Easter Clothes for the Man or the I jIti Boy fOldlnary clothes and belongings you can buy in any I 1 Art made are out of the ordinary They have established aIItop notch class all their own Theres a style fit and finish in our Easter garments for- mani and boy that cannot be duplicated in ordinary ready- madet and their cost of making is reduced to an exact science For this reason they cost you no more than I the ordinaryand by the same token theres no guess work about the fabrics style or fit I t Mens Suits S10 to 35 Boys Suits 250 to 18 1Our Hat Cap Shoe Shirt and Neckwear sections exhibits from American and European fashion centersshowing all that is new in their respective Eas ter and Spring lines Wed be glad to meet you face to face as we have Spring wearable propositions that will interest you If you cannot come make use of our mail order or phone service LfiT PAYS TO TRADE HERE 1 J P THE BURIAL OF THE MAINE What is left of the Hall of the Battleship Maine will be towel to aiid ocean and there sank instead of being exploited as an exhibit for cariosity seekers Tow her out to the open sea With the old flag at the mast With her shattered deck In a bat tered wreck From the up ung midnight blast Tow leer out till there is no land In the grace of Gods blue sky Then n reeling lunge and a gulping plunge And the old flag floating high Speak some word of the faith wet boldn7In the flag that is her pall Of the changeless pride in the men who died Ere they had a battle call i Speak some word of the nations tears And the nations grievous rage z Give us name by name till the book of fame l Holds another lustrous page IV Write it fair of the years she lay In a broken heap of ruat While we let her fold in her cofflned i hold All her store of brave mens dust j Write it fair on the sorry way t Kentuckys gig Egg Laying Contest 1 Begins April M912 The aristocracy of American uchickendomis about to be established through the Evening Posts great egglaying contest At the end ot competition which shall cover a period of six months it will be posslble to determine which breed of American hen is the greatest egg producer Then for the time in 4 hendom the fowl which has con tributed so largely and faithfully to the tables of the nations will be entitled to the specific rank of queen among hens The scene of this unique cqmpetl tion will be uBelair the beautiful fltopk farm of Senator Thomas H near Frankfort Ky Senator iPaynters son TP Paynter has consented to act in the ittgeneralmanager of the contest by an exeoutlve i poult It1 1Jt For ter mirth v Oer the folk that acted not Pray you toot that forevermore We may know no more of strife That we know that man under pods great planANeeds to live not give his life That we may build us a brotherhood Where the cursing guns shall cease And whore none shall kill but a na- P Ions will Shall be made more strong through peace Tow her out to the open sea With the old flag at thejmast And as she goes down lot her bear and drown All the hatreds of the past Tow her out where the silence ISi Where the mighty storm and surge Of the tossing deep shall forever sweep In the cadence of her dirge WILBUR D NISBET in Chicago Evening Post t promoters of the egg laying contest Senator Paynter has done a great service for the eggIndustry through= out the United States BolIr is also the home of the noted horse Gen Forrest now owned by a cousin of the Busslrfn Ambassador to the United States- Headaches Signs of Danger Anyone in this town that sntfets frequently from splitting neivcua headaches ought to go at once to the druggist and get a 26o bottle of our Carlstedts German Liver Powder Headaches always indicate consti patton In a daugerous form that may result in other extremely seri ous ailmentssometimes oven Disease and Appendicitis Our Oarlstedts German Liver Powder acts on the Liver the real cause of constipation a few doses entirely temove the Insure a lasting cure never al1 guaranty 1f have beadal p Generally You can gwi 1al1ynnda crone where anything foolish is being done T Mf DOFF r Earlington Bee r I f fI I O I 1 I 1ANDI fL 4 tk Evansville Crier d I a tI tDIuIJ t oS IiJt tTI1l StBernardlAnlng rIrVIThe 3U0 IYearti Send 6r bring the above amount to The Earllngton flee and re ir celve both papers one yearn dileIFyou tlje best news car l itQons markets editorials aiid dispatches from all over the world and is inevery way a metropolitan fascinating and In fltcuctlye paper I1J iI i 0 It To Ii r I ia1JitJ t 0 tA i1l7 t COLOR1D COLUMX REV J B EVANS EDITOR Services at the churches wer good Sunday Revs Garrett and Evans with their churches wish to thank the many friends for the largo attendance and nice Order given them at their entertainments at the colors rink last Friday and Satur day nights Hermon Edmonson and Henry Sink have bought a now moving picture machine and will put on their first show next Saturday at the old Baptist church The entire gallery at the Temple Theatre will be given up to the col ored people to hear Ralph Bingham managemenofthetf Prof Bell HiSlf of the money col lected by Prof will go to tile colors public school Rev J S Gilmore pf Odjurabia Tenn will preach tbei annual Thanksgiving sermon for the K of Po lodge at the Baptist church at 200 p m next Sunday You should hear this grand old man Revs Garrett and Evans with others enjoyed a sumptuousdinner at the home of Mr and Mra Jame- Gordon Sunday Mr James Dlnwitty who has been on the sick list for the past week is improving nicely Prof and Mrs J W Bell were visiting in MadlBouville last Sun dayDont forget the auto contest is on respectfullyesolicit your votes Remember to bUy your Trading Book from a member of the Booster Club before trading Please send all items for publica tion to Rev J R Evans Wednes day or Saturday Mrs O vena Rh and the other sick of the town are gradually im proving The quarterly meeting at the Zion church was a grand success I There was 2900 collected and all the leaders have not yet reported Rev G O Parker pastor of the 0 M E church at Madlsonville preached at the Zion church Sun day evening and Rev R B Hen drlx from Cincinnati Ohlopreached Sunday night Hagar Chapter No 10 O E S will have their sermon preached Palm Sunday at the A ME Zion church at 280 p ra Rev Carnng ton will preach Look for programs next week Ruth RiDes and Lucy Oarrlngton from Atkinson collets were at home Saturday shfyou have trouble In getting rid of your cold you may know that you are not treating it properly There Is no Reason a cold should hang on for weeks arid It will not u RemedyFor Millinery OpeningI Wednesday and Thursday March 27th and 28th F You are cordially invited to attend our opening y 13 exhibit of spring millinery We make a specialty of Tailored Hats We will saye you money on any Hat you buy A Your patronage will be greatly appreoiated Respectfully MRS F N FUGATE InMarphy Block Opposite Hotel Madison Madisonville Kentucky f A d BEE ADS PAY w NOTICE7 5 4 11 1tI nv To the public T Stallions and Jacks in service Will make the season of 1912 I with Hal riceiP58a SP HBRand High Lynn 2688 A S H B Kat my barn locatedjon the Greenyille and Princeton road 5 miles east of Dawson Springs and 2 12 miles west of St Charles and 1 mile south of Crabtree Coalmines Hopkins Co Ky j Hal Price is the Stallion I purchased from D M Clark Dawson Springs Ky lastJ year and is too well known to breeders of this section to require any comment on his superior J qualities Hal Price P58G isa son of Brown Hal 212 12 and is a brother to Star Pointer 159 14 the worlds famous race horse whose race record has never been equaled by any horse dead or living so I deeni it useless to go into detailabout the great speed abilitylof the i Hal family as they are universally acknowledged the greatest ofsMfamilies for extreme speed horses Not only this but they have wqn the admiration and commendation of who have been so fort nite to come in owner ship of one of these great horses As to even temperament coolheaded and uiet drpjpqsitidn tn yiare without an equal As to substancesstamina and good conformation they are nhfeurpassed as to color finish and action they are the superior + of any To sum it all in a nutshell Hal Price is oue of Anierlcas richest bred harness dtallions and pne of the strongest in dividuals jn the world ft is embarassing to his present pVVft1 to have to offer his service at such a low fee but in view Qf the fact drat we have a very inferior class of mares to n e With him he will be permitted to serve for the very low fee of 1560 ftHnsure a living colt High Lynn 2688 one of Kpniuckys high elms saddle stgllions leis an unbred GabbeUs h three crosses to tIlls famous strain ofsada e horse reedmg IIlgh Lynn 88 sired by High Wavel- ia Bebybnliltli7 he By CabbellLexington F She by Gists Black Hank e Bloods Black Hawk High Lynns first dam Adah Crutchfielp 1309 she by Lynn Boyd 44 he byTbfa Boyd QP he by Cabbeirs Lexington FS High Waves am Millers Lepngtof145 he by Cabbells Lexington B S IfydQirant a high class big style good doing Saddle- h9rie1ijgh Lynn 2688 is far in advance of anything in this section puntry for that class of horses High Lynn and e are f6 hands high each both are beautiful seal brown in coloff High Lynn weighing II 75 Ibs in medium flesh Hal Price weighing 1200 lbs in same condition If you mate your good mares vwith either of these great stallions youa not only avoid a mistake but you may feel assured that you are doing a cash business The two great stallions will serve mares this season for exactly the same fee sroo to insure living colt Also two good Jacks Black Bass and Dewey Will ieryeat 800 to insure a colt money due when colt is foaled or mare traded or transferred without my consent t 5 r Oorrespondenoe and visitors solicited call Cumberland Bhone 482 St Charles Ky or address t 1 J B GARNETTIIt I J R fQjJJp w f fl ikI 1 1JoI J 1 VV- t I Dawson d Spriligs j3iI 1 fl ISJ r5IV S r- M ot t rf 1 t i IEI rIIf or j Io- IoI f r =L r r c rJiJtf Jitf fIi jjj i i + 4Tr L i t to t V i1 a PAUL M MOORE EDITOR AND PUBLISHKB i J E FAWOBTT EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER J4SS0CIATE t Memberof i Kentucky Press Association I SRi Second District Publishers League b us as Branch in Furniture Store 119 South Main Street Modi Ii iisoaoiller Kentucky Phone No 4MISS AILEEN DAVIS Mgr I Telephone47 Tuesday March NM 19 Y THE PRESIDENT LEADS The race is yet early but the President leads and such indi cations as exist encourage the belief that he will finish first With a good margin over his dis tinguished rivalL o ii ls viii e Herald Dr WildYhas resigned and tie nation is the loser Presi indent Taft has expressed his per Bonal grief which is also the grief of the nation iltthis loss Dr Wiley has accomplished 1 greatthiugs for the United States in ills efiective war upon impure food7 products i and dishonest manufacturers t p Who his successor will be cannot L be guessed But President flirts determination is clear that this important place shall be filled with a man competent and cour ageous to carry on the work Dr Wiley has been doing so well p President has sent to the i fihead of twenty universities aud scientific institutions written re Iquests for names of men fitted to take Dr Wileys place 1 XOOSEVELTLA FOLLETTE FIGHT PRIMARYrY iIli Doughty Colonel Has Spent 6000 in r Postage on Dakoto Campaign Washington DO March 1- 7In the Republican presidential 1 contest all eyes are now turned r on North Dakoto where the fcoosevelt and La Follette forces are engaged in a fierce tug of war preliminary to the presidential preference primaries to be held TuesdayPresident Tufts friends are practically keeping off of North Dakota and the Roosevelt and La Follette followers are fighting it out Roosevelt national headquart era in the Munsey Building has for a week been engaged in flood ing North Dakota with Litera 1 tore including 200000 copies of Ool Roosevelts Oolombus speech 100000 copies of a letter signed by Gifford Pinchot and many thousands of printed in- structions telling North Dako tans how to vote for Roosevelt r under tho primary system f The postage on this literature S niche amounts to over 6jOOO A large clerical force has been m ployed night nndu gfttq 6his r task Jd IIJJ 1 II TO Subscription Rates 3e I One yearlOOSix months i r Three months 26 1 Single copies 6 olmen copies mailed free on application OornJapoud ante wanted all parts ofthe county Address particulars Entered at the Earltnftton Post Office Second Class Matter Office Mortons 1912 TO 1 j i 1 hands I nnnnnqqq NEW ROBIESON COAL WASHER BEING BUILT FOR EARLINGTON Coal Men Have Great Faith In New Invention of Former Earlington Man Ben W Robinson of Missouri formerly for years the efficient general mnna er of the St Ber nard Mining 00is here now and has begun the building of a newI jig coal washing machine his own invention and the result of long experience as an expert the management and operation- of coal mining plants in both the United States and Mexico end the scientific preparation of their products for the markets Mr Robinson has invented this and several other machines and de vices for washing coal and pre paring the various grades for market and for manufacture into coke and has interested several influential mining men in the re gion of Knoxville and Harrison t Tenn as well as at this place Work is now progressing xat Knoxville on the erection of sev eral machines to be installed that region and part of theI washer to be installed here Mr Robinson is having built at Knoxville The work will proceed here rapidly under the per sonal supervision of Mr Robin son Ooal men and mechanics who hava studied Mr Robinsons plans entertain no doubt of good results Coming Soon The Commercial Traveler Presented by Lern B Parker The Commercial Traveler which comes to the Temple Theatre on April 8th is the latest of the modern problem plays from the pen of Lem B Parker and is considered by the critics to be his best work It deals with the story of the old triangle in matrimonial affairs treated from a new angle a wronged wife sprun ing her wealthy husband takes the part of the innocent western girl be has ruined and by her comfort and support sets her on the right road to wealth health and happiness All through the play while it tells an intense human interest story there is a vein of comedy constantly creeping forth that relieves the tense situations and makes a com plete well rounded production The cast is an excellent one and with its special scenic equipment makes one of the strongest attratlons which will visit us this season The seat bale will open at the news stand on Saturday April 6th John Moore will return from Culver Ind tonight bra weeks vaca cation fL a 1 4iiLfawAdRead1- t Y fI i pre uently It Buying Power i5 I Actually Doubled J q Your dollars vary in value as they vary in purchasing T power The man or woman iwhoVstudies i advertisements is able frequently to mjak one dol lar do the usual work of two dfl Andtthe experienc ed reader of advertisements will always make a dol I lar command a premiummake it buy more than a dollars worth as figured on ruling prices of things f How much above par are the dollars in your pocket worth It will depend on how closely you t study the buying opportunities outlined in the store ads J E Y1T P r r DR JOSEPH HOLMES Continued from Page 1 vantthe destruction of the fans they should tye placed where thetwill not be in line of force of any explosion in the mine Safety lamps and permissi U or Qulnk flamee3cplpsives each oon tribute to safety The keeping o electricity out of gaseous mines is a further wise precaution There area number of other minor precautIons that are important but all will agree I that the first essential is adequate I ventilation An unexpected outburst of gas from breaking into an old gas well or from the smaller hidden reservoirs In the coal ltselteaofc contributes a danger which it hat been found difficult to provideI against In many cases but against which every precaution should betaken In quite a number of mines the danger from gas has been reduced by an extension Of the entries far in advance of ordinary working operations and taking the gas from the coal in advance of the ordinary twining work without overloading with It the ordinary return air cur rents The lessons taught in the recent study of dust explosions are that the dust from practically all of the bl tuminous coals will explode under favorable conditions without any gas being present They have also- shown that a small gas explosion is one of the easiest ways of starting a dust explosion which if the mine is wet will be a local explosion from which many miners may es cape j or if the dust is dry and abundant there will be a genera I explosion extending to every part ot the mine and killing by its own violence or its poisonous gases all the men in the mine One of the important lessons taught by certain recent mine explosions is that the coal duet while thoroughly wet will not explode but that with modern ventilation ana especially during cold weather wet coal dust often becomes dry and dangerous within a few hours and that therefore the sprinkling of coal Iduat once a month or once a week only gives us safer conditions for a few hours immediately following the sprinkling Indeed sprinkling occasionally is often a useless anc dangerous practice as It does little or no good unless done thoroughly and frequently and It often tends to make us less careful in dealing with this halfdry or dry coal dust in be tween the periods of sprinkling and it never reacbes the other unused portions of the mines theIair current is by all means the most effective and cheapest way ot mois tening the coal dust during the cold weather This steam warms the inflowing air and saturates it with moisture which moisture is in turn deposited on and wets the coal dust in all parts of the mine where this air penetrates This method con tinues through the winter season the natural Sweating process which keeps the dust wet and helps to pre vent dust explosions during the summer season As far as possible the coal dust should be kept out of the mine And what canno t be removed should be kept wet either by liberal sprink ling or turning exhaust steam into the mine or keeping the coal dust mixed with fine soil dust ashes or stone dust The influence of stone dust in preventing or checking coal dust explosions is being carefully consid ered in France and other European countries In many mines the stone dust is considered more effective than water In this country stone dust has not passed beyond the ex perimental stage chit is worthy of serious consideration and a thor ough trial Always Blessed with a Hearty Appetite if yoadtse esteze It stomach do wnatloueltandmakes food No more Sleepless Nights Headache or Stomach MIs ryGet rid of all these troubles with Dlges teze Fifty cents abottlb worth ten fold Its cost at drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated The Ladles Aid of the Christian church have completed all the ar rangomens for the bazaar tomorrow Lunch will be served from 11 am until late in the evening There will be for sale many useful and at tractive articles at very reasonable prices You Need Stationery Nothing gives an Individuallorafirm standing in the business world like nice Stationery neatly printed The SemiWeekly Bee job department keeps constantly on hand a fine line of letterhead Inoteheads billheads statements and envelopes both linen nods commercial We also do circular invitation and cafe- ilogueworki t iveusatrial You will be pleasedfa i 1 c THE KOOSOTOLT BOOK It- B1Q1NING TO CRACK UP Nomination of President Taft Believed 1 to be Virtually Assured New York March 18Politiif cat developments last week hard ly servecl to clear the general situation So for as the Kepufc lican nomination is concerned the indications are that the re nomination of President Taft is virtuallyassured and that the Democratic candidate was never a more open question To use a horseracing expression the Roosevelt boom is beginning to crack up and was probably nothing if it could not get off first and stay in front to the end of the race If the Democratic candidate is an open question the result in November is as ThackereYs footman said wrop up in myRtry There is no question that the Bryan influence has been rapidly waning in recent years But whether its hostility would be sufficient to defeat a conservative Democrat running for President is still a matter of opinion There seem to be signs that the faction will not long continue to be even the tail of the dog Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications at they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear There lt only one wpyto cure deafness and that Isiby constitution al remedies Deafness Is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Bustachian Tube When this tube is inflamed yon save a runfbllng sound or imperfect hearing and when It is entirely closed deafness is the result and unless the Inflammation cia be taken tout and this tope restored ts lis normal condition hearIng will be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten are causes byCafrrh which Is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surface We will give One Hundred Dollirt for aay case of Deafness caused by cstarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Cararrh Cure Send for circus an free F J DHENEY A CO Toledo G Sold by DruggUti 75 tTake Halls Family Pills fonconstltntlon r a For Sale DraughonsI8100 Scholarship on Bryant Strat- ton Business College Louisville jKy ApplytoSEMIWEEKLY BEE 4 Earlington Ky t MORE f Notice Jo ConIestaots1 I1 2 anl Priendsif we have coupon books on 1 sale in our office and can get ten thousandivotes on the dpllar by buying this book either by your friends or yourself This a 4diceon our bargain counter and ask for bonus votes 125 Mens Hats reduced and one votes with each Hat 2thousand Barnes Cowand Co a r INCORPORATEDjL Eahr r t PAINTINGTlME WILL SOON BE HERErt rtnG Hov about deciding on the color and quality of paint you intend to use for your spring painting Have you given this a thought Why notattend to now for painting timewilsoon be here To help you we have stockeda superior line gf quality paints We handle exclusively the SHERVyiNWILLlAMS Ready Mixed Paints v and they are sold to you under the absolute guarantee that they con tain nothing but pure linseed oil and the proper coloring pigments i Put water proof insurance on your louse and make it more lasting J and for yourself a beautiful homeuse Sherwin Williams Paint St Bernard Mining Company 6 lacorporated DRUG DEPARTMENT 1500 Tailor Made Suits for f RAILROAD MEN Why pay 35 or 40 for a Suit when we will make youva handsorrie Tailored Suit for only 1500 You choose goods from our large line ofclbtll W i NO Remember v durablesecure the 1500 t tH 0th i elivanuic M- t1r w trli+ hr QEastG 9- 4c tt 41 i S Call t nd See UsTQ yI r I 1 CHQOSEOUR STERSJITN0Wi j INTERNATIONAL y I ir 1 1M ILLS jext1 l c Or ri Ir j MADINVILllfe KENTUCKY 1 a iL 1 c w7W r rf T ++ OJ 0 e g r The man why whiiptri down a well About the things he has to sell Will never reap a crop of dollars l Like he who climbs a tree and II hollers j i II iIII News of the Towns II iWebbBroB and C nBler Maloney the biggest day Saturday that I they have had since Christmas Ptlnl Banks is home from a busl l ness trip to Paris l Misses Mabel Bro lbKEllzaboth Long and Ellzadeth Corey walks1 to Morons Gap Saturday and return t red home on the 5 p m Interurban Bob Priest Is home after attend ing court In Paris Miss Peg Bates of Dawson is vis itinj Mrs Joe Brinkley Arthur Vlnson was In Madison Tllle Saturday night I Dont forget the SemiWeekly Bee has n branch office for Math Bonvllle people In Mortons Furni l ture Store If you want advertis lug or Job work or wish to subscribe i for the paper call up number 4 i AILEEN Djky8 Manager 1DickWilson why ill of typhoid doing ninety rEd Long is Improvln Jw u1- i Herschel Wilson of Madlsonvllle I was In town Sunday Miss Elizabeth Nlsbet pf Mad Bonvllle visited Miss Susan Slprie iCrutcbfield Saturday and Sunday John Armstrong was In Madison vllle Saturday night Claude Rogers spent Sunday with his parents in Nashville When in Madisonville in the 4 afternoon dont fail to go to thei Matinee at the Princess Theatre Ivan Springfield was in Hopklnt vllle Sunday night Mr and Mrs D W Vinson andI Children of Graham are who have been visiting her sister Mrs W B Vinson returned home Sunday af ternoon Mr and Mrs Walter Vinson and little daughter of Graham who have been visiting Mr and Mrs W B Vlnson have returned home John Franklin Is very lit at his home on railroad street Dont fall to return your votes Wednesday afternoon not later than- 9i6 oclock i Miss Artie Burton of Madlsoii Tllle was in town Sunday Fred Bailey of Madisocvllle was i In town Saturday night bliss fettle Hanna of Newport 4who has been visiting relatives here 1torthe past week left Sunday night visit her sister in Nashville She will return home Tuesday RoY Wilson of Madisonville at tended the masquerade ball Friday eveningFOR SALEOne 100 course in anything except civil engineering from International Correspondence School of Scranton Pa Wilt sell at a bargain Apply at Bee Officio Newman Whitford and James Draper went to Henderson Saturday night Billie Fugote operatorat Hender son bridge visited his parents hereI t SundayLeo who is attending Cen tral University at Lexington ie at home for the spring yaeatl6nr Mrs John Long spent the weekend witk triends in Hopkinsvllle t t For Women Wfi6 Care Of course you use anjuittwyjlle your oW per on aridyjfcwant the beet IaBt a t what have fees jiuoh as Jiq w or tablet antiseptics or peroxide wont please try a n antiseptic wder to beI diaioIjwW inCrater i is more TSfebaoBdeai ViOttf germicidal aad more 1byal fGsrjithlngJo ever used II Intiieiotlepidilisaaee and wMten tiafpctbkAmonthdeatroyI To keep t1I clean and odorless TdrwirJiicotine from the teeth nalP1tith breath e fitter smoking TQ tion odorsby spdaffe iWMhiagr AI a medicinal ent foe local t offeminine 1llswJlere1jel e catarrh InfiapunaUoItand exist nothing equals dduebaa of 1t1118 For ten years the E Med Co has been regularly advieiugtkelrpetientstouse4ltbecausaof and wer For alone Paxtinne is worth its weight- In gold lofornasalcatanh sore throat s All druggists 25 and 60 cents a box Trial box and teaitimpny of JU free Jon I r THE AXTOtOtIErco tMillMMk I J t J n 1J ITs JUJFT LIIC- EFINDING MONEY To get our estimate on JOB PRINTING We Print Anything From a Visiting Card to a Book is WE CAN SAVE MONEY FOR YOU Madisonyy E G McLeod of Madlsonvllle was in town Monday on business Marvin H Prather of Madison ville was in town yesterday Mr M Hanua Jr is in Madison yule this week visiting Mrs W P Ross J Pi Brownlow traveling sale man for the Lauer Tailoring Co of Cincinnati is at Canslers and Ma loneys in Interest of the firm Forest Robinson of Madlsonvllle was in town Friday nigh- tWANTEDHustling business getter with small deposit in each city and town in W Kentucky Address for particulars Mann facturer 528 SQarvin St Evansville Ind Ben Howard of Madisonville was In town FrWfw night Claude McKenzie agent for Slug Sewing Machines of Madison ville was in town Monday Mr and Mrs 0 B Thayer of Tul loboma Okla are visiting Mr and Mrs Fred Roolz of this city for a few days MrsE BHeafer was in Madison ville Saturday afternoon Mrs Stella Kemp was in Madi on vine Saturday J Misses Elizabeth Kemp and Katie Murrell were in Madisonville Saturday WelbyV JlsonIeontinodtohI8 room this week Mun Wilson of Madisonville was in town yesterday afternoon Mr and Mrs Fred Rootz of Con tral spent Sunday with his parents The Ladles Aid of the Christian church of Earllngton met Friday afternoon with Mrs Henry Brown ing at her home in Mortons Gap and many beautiful and useful articles were made by the ladies for the bazaar for the benefit of the church which will be held in the Victory Building Wednesday March 20thElder J W Hardy of Lex in ton will preach Sunday evening Mar 25 at the Christian Church Services 780 p m Elder Hardy is well known by our people he having been ptas tor of the local congregation several years ago It was Elder Hareys oldest son Dr Wm Hardy to whom the daily press devoted considerable space concerning sale latters sensational escape from Thibet during the recent disorders iu the Asiatic countriesHarry Talllferro was in town Monday afternoon Thomas Nelson representing H rIcoart fc Co steel and copper plate engravers of Louisville was in sown today Dont fall to attend our opening of Pattern and Tailored hats Wednes day1 and Thursday March 27th and asth MBTOAJJ IEMMBKSON Next door to Madisonville Saving Bank Madisonville By EvansyllleSaturday Jim Maloney was in Hopkinsvllle Sunday Lander Ohlsholm was in Pem broke Sunday Mrs H D Cowand is quite ill this week at her home on Farren Ave Beginning next Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal church Rev TM Anderson of Wilmore Ky will asslstthe meetingsEevDame InK series o Anderson is a preacher of power and deliver some excellent sermons The publloare cordially invited to this Gospel feast UarneihOOwiid CoT are im droyips + front of tnelr store with a A nHlIiI 1 iA F 3Yi 1 I G 4rsMKSufi4 iSfr 1 t Look at the Men who Wearyc iloi wvJsj Jl vro f rr- rd ftfur tep Jt c i 1 I lK0tippenheimer Clothes c r N 41 AND YOUL KNOW WHY YOU SHOULD WEAR THEM f d 1- i OHILDE pJmtEn Ordinary Cathartics Harsh Physic Geese Distressing Complaints cannot overcareful selection medicine children- Only gentlest bowel medi should given except emergency Ordinary pills cathartioo purgatives harm good They griping nausea other distressing aftereffects frequently healthdestroying- We personally recommend guarantee Bexall Orderlies safest most dependable remedy which knoll constipation associate bowel disorders absolute faith remedy that guarantee money every instance where give entire satisfaction urge medicine risk- Roxall Orderlies eaten justllko candy particularly prompt agreeable aqUonmay taken atanp cause diarrhoea nausea griping excessive looseness other efrableeffects They mild positive action upon organs which they come contact apparantly acting asa regulative tonic upon relaxed muses bowel thus overcoming weakness aiding restore bowels tomore vigorous healthy activity Bexall Orderlies commonly com relieve constipation except conrseVben surKL charac They overcome thenecessltsofoonstantly taking laxatives keep bowels mat condition Three sizes packages cents cents cent8t Remember obtain Rexall Remedies Earjing qreThe Store Bernard Mining Incorporated Drug Department Coming For one Night Only The Conuttcr ciaPTraveler a1ir aJ 1vyrt PREACHER ESIGNS 4RS Bernard Read Reslgna Madisonville Christian Church Sunday Morning njaudtence never prlsed than Cbtistain Church Sunday morning pronounced called thftEldera church private conference Saturday tided them present resignation publicly Sunday morning They surprised expressed their regrets kept assembled public service knew anything about what coming Theresjgnation takes effeofc JTunelBv speaker stated reason resigning preached period extend bard bwlngto great undertaking erecting church building 8itloe completion building striving put church high spiritual standard hopes realized splendid Sunday School wide Endeavor large aWe grown j5flhif lust stepped down aisle pubjloly accepted Chris Heeaid thoughttJtlmet- oiliiletya Aside allow some work while Was high voice pulpit tfiepeopleto serrlce would doubt tm pfutbathebadcompleted ngmeQtlYetbut would probably spend summer months Colorado proper openinfc came shoat September might Angles California- Mr Bernard addressed Mens Melting Sunday ternoon spoke house Ealington Christian Church have alOO scholarship Stratton Buelnea Colleg- eteefo- vat llegee State raid 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new E management and its management guarantees- its G 4 patrons high class entertainments Especially Adopted for Ladies gild Children i YouWeknow what that means I Essany Pathe Sellj and Vltqgraph- MADISONVILLE j KY Matinee Daily 2 p m dI rj1 EATING BARK OF THE iS 1 4 Ip X L i Pitiful Efforts of Starving Chinese to tSustain Life Graphic Description I Conditions by an Amen v4- t k can Traveler rlkf Mr Earl H Creasy an American rwho has recently returned Cropa t r i r tour of inspection of the t I ft itlets of China relates many instan iJ ces Illustrative of the frightful con t I ditions of starvation which prevail ci jedearly in February He made a minute examination of many Chin t Tese homes Describing an inspec i t 5h rr lion of all the houses large and ri small in several groups a total of riX il + fiftyfi ve houses Mr Cressy makes r the following statement tf + 4A straw stack indicates that there has been a crop I found I ijJ X T0M7Friends1a4f r I Iam In the Automobile Contest andIT i expect to win Any I t5H thing you can do to Pfpredated greatly My number is 168 RaspIt 1 f O C CANSLER= I l1 ErHrgton Ky Ijf8 Ir iYIBEE ADS PAY straw in four yards Gram was found in only seven houses nut of the fiftyfive and in no place over a peck of it The f6od in process of preparation was Invariably greens sweet potato leaves or carrot tops a thin acrid smelling mass ot the ap pearauce of stagnant water and about as appetizing only once in a while containing bit of vegetable- or grain About one out of every three was eating elm bark which they prepare by reducing it to a fine sawdust and then making it into cakes Whole rows of trees haVe thus been stripped of their bark Of even such sorry food as this only a few have any great amouton hand Atter itis gone they will eat the bark of the willow and mulberry which cause swelling and hasten death Except for these the countryside is absolutely bare To look back upon it the whole seems like a bad dream The gloom of the wretched homes the whirling snow driven by the bitter wind the hungry garrulousness of the old women the modest shyness ofyoung matrons at suddenly finding them selves in the presence of a foreign man little children crying over their pitiful food the dumb agony on the face of the woman whom we had to tell that her husband had just breathed his last the dead with mummy facea aud clawlike feet all this is only a small part of the grim tra edy of the tamino whele two and a half millions are facing Conditions like these As rapidly as contributions are received by the American Red cross they are hurried by cable to the re lief committee m Shanghai Up to March 1 29000 has been forwarded Millions are needed because the GET THE HABIT ar1i ft 1I1 to4 I 15 rt5l4 Hovytp GetlVbtcs n4 Votes on the Automobile wilf be given with everycash p1r hasemadeat the store oft an member of the club f K I 166 votes for chafed NOW IS THE TIME TO GE The earlier you start the more advantage ypu will have in the final the Ypbject of I thiscontesi is to get business We are l goingt give this fine Autoftb thfe pet g son who will accumulate the rgr atest number of votes therefore it 1stoithe inlo I f terest of every contestant to ask their jJ friends and vyho buy their Dr gQOcls Clothlhghoes Hats and every l hjhK they et from members of the Club save the coupons for you Thus t contestant gets the greatest number of friends who trade here an- airi give them their coupons will rieceiveTthe ifirt greatest number of votes t3 L 1 L C Wiley1y4r tl r WatcttcClochJewetry Fine Watch Repairin h r g AIX Webb Brothers Groceries 18 c tlUl H Whitford Hardware Stove H it WJ i- y 1 2t p tJ i i 1 lji IIr N- 4yf 7 new i rain cron In China Cannot be harvested for three months The New York relish committee cooperating cloetlv with the tad Cross is urging every pastor in the Hutted States to speak to his oon- gregatiounn the ftimlue on Sunday March 24th and to tukei collection tot the starving The Ked Orofis Approves thU request and urges universal compliance with tTlui money thus collected tent to the New York China Famine Relief Committee 1 Madison Avenue New York or to the American Be Cross Washington In either case the amount received will hO ao knowledged and promptly cabled to China You Can Eat Anything Eat what stomach craves without the slightest fear of Indigestion which is an awful feeling You will not bti bothered with Sour Stomach Heartburn Nausea Bad Breath or Heavy Feeling if you will take one dose of It re lieves and cures as if by Magic Pleasant as Candy Relief in one minute Get a 50c bottle from the drug of the StiBornard fining onpanYIncorporate a Strike for the Union This is a bad report that homes back about your regiment throw ing down its arms and retreating from the enemy we say to the soldierRetreat nothingIleans wers We fought em for eigh- thoursa full days work and we saw that they were going to keep right on we struokj because we wasnt going to fight a lot of i scabs I Cheek a bilious half sick feeling before it lets serious A dose of HERBINE is the remedy It re stores energy appetite and cheerful spirits 60c by StC Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department COMING SOON E burn s p 1 Mighty Minstrels Sunday School Convention Notice i The 2lst tHatrlQtoconvention of Christian Sunday Schools compris lug the counties of Henderson tin lou Webster and Hopkins will hold its yearly meeting at Nebo Hop gins county Apirl 181 t This will be on Thursday and Friday The leaders are doing their best to make this a profitable contention both to the Nebo people and to the visitorsWe eaU superintendents and repeatedantaounced from now until April 14 Let those who can attend send their names soon to Bert Hobgood Nebo Kyso that he may arrange for their entertainment Let every school send delegates LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES i They Are Closely Observing Public Health Conditions An examining physician for one of the prominot Life Insurance Companies In an interview on the sub eat the stontBhlng statement that the reason why so many appli cants for insurance are rejected Is because kidney trouble is so common to the American people and the large majority of applicants do not even suspect that they the disk east He states that judging from his own experience from druggists who are constantly Indirect touch with the public there Is one preparation that has probably been more In relieving and curing these diseases than any remedy known The mild and heal lug influence pf Dn Kilmers Swamp Boot is soon It stands the highest for its remarkable record 6f curesWe find that SwampBoot is strict lyan herbal compound and we would advise our readers vrho feel in need of such a remedy to give it a trial It Is on sale at all drugstores In bot ties of two sizes fiftycents one dollarHowever if you wish first to test its wonderful merits send to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton N YM for sample bottle free When writing be sure and mention the Earlington SemiWeekly BeeI 7 Salt a Universal Production Salt IS produced in almost every country in tha world No More Dyspepsia Gas or other Stomach Troubles Nothing will remain undigested or sour on your stomach it you will take a little IHgesteze a power ful digestive harmless and pleasant as Maple Syrup For sale by too drug department of tho St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated JA grand 1600 Howard FivePassenger Touring Car to be given away free by Earlington Boosters Club Each member the holder of the great est mimfeer of votes I to this elegant Automobile Free i 9 4 11 i ft Dules Ollifhe J + I f f V 1 i R adcaref the rules of this contest as HrjyiU mike it much asi rjqrffi contestant to uld rstandjthe methbdsthtare usedr j j I JI names of contestants will be pubNp fl mttot Qfttcstanl be n Wo hshed3 2000votestp start with 4 Every contestant gets a I bert po tStaridlngtOt contesTants number bllshed weekly 6A vptes n te brought 1iwWednestl for recording 7 on Tie votes in package J amount on lop slip 9 CoI9rof 41t s will be d roou hly and m1stbe re orded p iht jo yofes arc nserableonly before recording 1i Contestant havmgjlugest number yot on May 1 Vflns the auto 12 Contestants will not be pe mi to solicit votesrwlthm our store or in front of the f d INCQRptRATED pry I Good Clctlung IeadyrtoWpr Oargati ancl Rug S m rfitj f M 4 ta L 9 k VA T T f t Yt 0 A GREAT OFFER I I The Claw a Hand lrI somely Bound 1 50 Book for SOc t a limited lime we will sell you the Twice Bee price ioo per year arid Claw by Rev C F WlmoerlYI forthe price ofl50 The Vultures ty Claw is one of the best romances by modern writers and should be read by every man woman and child iiu Hopkins County A copy of the book can be s at this office Read what someof the people 4 you know say about the book f M t JENNINGS BRYAN SAYS 6Rev C F Madisonville KyMy Dear Mr splendidif x books for young people You coma bluing moral lessons with an interesting narrative I con- gratulateyouj Yours trulyW J BRAN RELIGIOUS TEACHINGS ARE EXCELLENT- It held my interest from start to finish and I enjoyed as much as anything I have read for a long time The moral and religious teachings are excellent and no one can read it and not feel much benefitedC Ef Dudley Supt Earjington Ky schools THE LOUISVILLE TIMES SAYS ccThe Vultures Claw is an asorbmgly interesting story with a jn moral The story takes its name from a miserly grasping hypocrite whose left hand is deformed into the shape of a claw and character is so much like a vulture that the title of the book is peculiar apt Mr Wimberly introduces more than a dozen interesting charactors and a multiplicity of situa tions which he with a master hand His descriptive work is nothing short of genius k AN UPLIFTING FORCE I A remarkable book it has that strange infinable charm and power which holds us to the very last page It shows the battles among the hard environments and the victories that may be won It will be an uplifting force in every life which only eternity can measureSid Louis Christian Advocate It the Tw cea Week Bee one year and this bound 150 book for only 150 the price of the book alone f Get Into The Big Auto CONTEST F I fREE tof illFor FREE t fI J- I 1 Contest closes may 1J12 Ifl riym 11 fttfCar ova Display at BaraesCpVV fQomp eVerYdolhirsworthp BUSY p1untRemembC SI rriarid 0- r Contesta lYqd C II 1 2 contestant Ir VotesmustIlotbeYritten 8 witltcontestantsnumberand building BARNES OWAND ShoeMiJrai in fcJ f Vultures f Pricer 4WM t Remember handsomely I How to Get Votes With every yearly subscription to The Earlington Bee accompained by i InIapplies to back subscriptions as well as new subscriptions and you can pay for t as many as you desire = 6a can also get votes on job prin 1Dgand advertised ingiloo votes for e either job printing or advertising Get your friends to give otl the Votes when they pay any ot their1 accounts But the best way to get votes is to secure subscriptions tp the Bee as the scbedtti ule of VQtas is so muchffor SUb c scriPp tionsthan forzri thngelse You will besuprlsed how oas s td get sub serfpttoito The 3eeaf Ii you try I ON ttCLOSES MlAlf 15V l lI Send in Your Nomination at Once and- o x g to Work tot it s f George KizgiSoh Drugs Drutit aclnaadSoc1 Faunta Yearht Barndt Stone Liverymant tl hI- S J y i Ir 3 t J 1 j e c yy r r Ir pt r c7 rJli a e ca 1 J r t strasrtst-e esIM- r of CI- MADISONVIJ MORTON LE KY W Funeral Director and Embalmer l + l- ti r IIi L esttaat rrsasst seals JIIIq OF I 1 MISS MINERVA AND GREEN HILL iWILLIAMContinued from PaRe 2 theTJacross her toeiatohi1already that digBlflad little orphan ooJscloultreadmuch for the audience A few boys laughed out and for the first time the preachers suspicions were aroused As he clasped Llnas slender graceful little hand he askedIAnd ypu have no father or mother little girl YetII have too she angrily re torted My father and mother are sitting right there and she pointed a slim forefinger to her crimson em barraseedparents CHAPTER XIII Job and Pollle Bumpufc fI1 never have told a downright falsehood said Llna Mother taught sae how wicked it is to tell stories Did you ever tell a fib to your mother Frances y JD1tama vas leteyeeisong ago to I just go long and tell 1 her the plal gospel trata when sh gimletLryesXorm It out o me somehow Grown folks pin you down so close jwmetimM said Jimmy you bound to varlcrfte a little and I always tell JBofl Im sorry I tell my mama the tratli most all time cbpting when the asks questions bout things aint hone of her business a tall and she all time want to bow Who done It 1 pad if I let on its me I know shell ear out all the and hair rashee they is paddy my canoe sides switches BO I Jus say I do ww m which all time alnt per LOtly the truth You ever tell Miss inenra stories Billy rAunt Cindy always tay tWiLn- te barm t all to beat bout the bush try to thow1 toW paw tW Crick as yen OM Mt If It oMato the point where 7M to tdliicfult jinout fib she MY iortre alwayM i L t1 S hr 17+rt sacb J1 Y 40 ausF f It is a very serious matter to ask for one medicine and have the wrong one given you For this reason we urge you in buying to be careful to get the genuine BUCKDRAUGHT Liver Medicine The reputation of this old reliable medicine for constipation in I digestion and liver trouble is firmly established It does not imitate thanothersr vorite Uver powder with a larger 1aaJo than all others combined SOLD IN TOWN F2 RALPH BINGHAM At Temple Theatre March 19 IB2 Lot Nautbtr of Lyctam Gene 111 she say ever sence Is born re jiykelee Preseatly Jimmy broke the uiflJt bf remartr I ar rMDoatltiyoutill ffeel sorry for old MiM l UMumH1 Ihe live all by herself and she 1 ottt a mlllloa 7tiars old add Doctor ttanfordalat never brung her no chillenscause sheV 11 tt n litet get ei no huebaatti papa U4 kihe got a octopusbethr head and s e poeraV i post M Job eM turkeyhen n 1 Jobs oldtnrkeyben wastft deaf yerrh17She was deat too Jim f iyacause Its in the Bible I know all bout Job bragged he I I know all bout Job too chirped Frances Job nothing said Jimmy with A sneer you all time talking bout you know all bout Job you bout the womanish est little girl they is Now I know Job cause Miss CeclKa splalned all bout him to me Hes In the Bible and he sold his birth nark for a mess of potatoes and= You never can get anything right yrasEIt was his birthstone and he sold hili I r VjomeneShoesMisses Shoes I L This weeks display of fashionable advance I a f 4 styles in correct effects of early spring shoes is But another to V example of Durability to present the i r P yify a NEW TH INGS FIRST before they are to be seen in the sother stores i Xv POCKET SHOE CQ B H HEITHAUS Mgr J j Ii q i 71ie3tere With heBreu Feet mFrost h tve 1 1 f Main Sheetf EVtNSVSLL kI 1A it t 1 Unusual Bargain Table oFWoniei s shj s aidOx n r fotdsin iddsanI elldsvalaesfrom 5o toN i j 1 4Sant 8 t f tr j t Gd rlqia A a HNHK j ii ii Mi r ii AJi t r Boys amct Mm t Shies Ctuldrea 0 Shoes I t fj aItI II IJtM- I k St potashYes saw Ksau kissing kate and Esau had to sell him his birthstone to keep his mouth shut Mother read me all about Job continued Llna he was afflicted with bolls and his wife knit him a Jpbs comforter to wrap around him and heAnd lie sat under a tato vine put in Frances eagerly what God grew to keep tho sun off o his boils andft That was Jonah said Line and It i cant a potato vine it was No t wasnt Jonah neither Jonah is inside of a whales beltO Frances ti- atonlIn1clc Frances corrected beiv self and a whale swallow him and pumpkinwhalertIt was not a pumpkin vino if And Id Jus like to see a man In amorninggloryTho whale vomicked him op said Jimmy What sorter thing is a octopus like what pall say is inMlss Polite Bum puss beddf asked Billy ITalnt a octopus its a polypus explained Frances cause shes named Miss Pow Its a someping that grows in your nose and has to be named what yoUS named Shes named Miss Pollle and shes got aj polypus Im mighty glad niy mama atet got no vapusin her head was Jimmys comment II Aint you gild Billy your Aunt Minerva aint got no Miss MlnervBcpus il sho 1st fervently replied Miss Minervas nephew shes hard nough to manage now llko she is Im awful good to Miss Polllo said Frances I take her someping good to eat most every day I took her two pieces of pie this morning I ate one piece on the way and she gimme the other pleco when I got there I Jus dont believe she could get long at all thout meta carry her the good things to eat that my maaa send her I takes hex pies aU the time she says theyre the beet email she DaltH IYQf1 Txwt the plgglest girl they is said Jimmy all time ot to eM- upa poor old womans plea Youll tomaChI b r 4 iy contoeabttioua of Jimmys adverse criticism and fore I kneyT bo you talk ioto tshe says toVme one day IiowB yofir iiar ndijuck that old horn at iwi so I put it to my ear too lIthis wasnt going to work I tat it and blew into it you alld tiC a I CR R TIME CARD Time of departure of Illinois Con tral trains from Nortonvllle Ky NORTHBOUND No 102 128 p m No 101 840 a m No122looalpassl045 a m No 188 local 686 pm SOUTH BOUNP NolOl 408 pm roIL N TIME CARD Plmiiol arrival of trains passing through and departure of originating at Earl1n ton Effective Sunday April 9 iou NORTH BOUND NQ92 fi25 a in No 52 1116a nit No 94 723 pm No 54 1122 pm ri SOUTH BOUND No 63 480 am No 95 t 823 a m No 51 421 pm No 93 1048 p m INTERURBAN TRAINS 5SOETH BOUND inNoNo 108 200 p m No 110 i 02 ppl1 e 1fNo103me No 1051000 am PrnNoloNo pmiMR M54S fM lj AliE rJME CARD i td OatInfiO- e ept fasxday prl7 p 19- 12e119lwtvse64i am lls 11 Mir t L tr laughing to sod the way Idldutnow I can talk thoo Its goods any bodyThat Is an car trumpet Frances said Ana It is not a horn Lots play Hide the Switch eug jested BlUy i Im going to hide it first cried Frances I Tiaw you aint objected Jimmy you all time got to hide the switch llrstmr1self whos going to hide it first Now ouI all spraddlo put your fingers I CHAPTER XIV AigerrionJone8Again with the Ladles Aid Society in session Jimmy was sitting on the grass in his own front yard in lull view of Sarah Jane who was ironing clothes in her cabin with strict orders to keep him at I home Billy was in the swing in Miss Minervas yard Come on over he invited 4 cant was the reply across the fence Im so good now I bout got ligion I reckon Im going to be aI tnlshnary or a poltlclan one or j tother when Im a grownup man cause Im so good I aint got but five whippings tblsweek I I been good ever since I let I you suade me to play Injun Im the gpodest boy in this town I spec Sometimes get scared bout being so good cause I hear a woman say if you too good you going to die or you aint got no sense once You come on over here you aint to be good like what Im tryingI Miss Minerva dont never do a tall to you ceptlng put you to I bed I Id ruther to it whipped fifty hun derd times n to7 hatter go to bed in the daytime with Aunt Minerva look j In at you An her specs pan see right thoo you plumb to the bone J Naw I cant come over there cause she made me promise not to I aint never go back on my word ylt I I hope mama wont never ask met to promise her nothing a tall cause 1boyBO more so you might just as well f ult begging me to come over and swing you neednt ask me no more I taint no use a tall I 4 aint begging you cried Billy contemptuously you can set on yo mammys grass where you is an good from now tell Jedgement Day noaa t wont make no change in my anI To be Continued WANTED AT ONOE Clean cotton TUT i of tho one the the of one car A ont tl e the Standard 7pewrter the ma 4tale and m LiNui rndeey eon she use Ice yr ea p 1tqk then fir ter 1 U a I r r II F I O H I 0 r r opportunity of life time Millions of acres of the most fertile land In the world can be had at low prices No climate in i the United Statesmakes labor so light for the tiller of the soil the average temperature for February being 574 and for August 811 degrees Average value of farm products was 109 76 per acre for the year of 1909 The Louisville Nashville R offers a greater Variety of routes to Jacksonville than any other lint with fast through trains or sleeping cars from CHICAGO CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE ST LOUIS CLEVELAND i r GRAND RAPIDS and INDIANAPOLIS The only line reaching i points in West Florida Round trip tourist tickets on sale EQ daily retnrn limit May 30 1912 Roundtrip homes ekets tickets on sale the first and third Tuesday during March and April at the lowest rates ever named to Florida points r Send For Illustrated Land Folder of Florida The latest and most complete map showing all colonists sites J canals towns railroads and resorts and giving a good description Iofthe state RD PUSEY4cI Passenger Agent tLouteville tit Kentucky r IIEI l = III A NEW MODEL of the nculruI i f Back Royal is of i tpctoworld with unlimited resources v and 0 oHerlnl every qdvantaeo deatlne with auleb trade business institution LAMCDAJ THE Royal always has been abreast with the best here is a new model which places 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singleinventin since typewriters began The Royal itlhe marvel among allaA lJftWnlers for for ease and speed of operation for alignment and mahifoldingpower i Guar ahteaRoyal of bghet grade workmen Tbat tdekth d tmet F emsAHrrrnt A a IJ General 1 El 2 3 Foundonfyt I Write or Phone for The Royal Book oneofthe finest pieces of typewriter literature ever issued 32 pages beautiifully printed and illustrated and above interesting It Is im you geJr Ro T BookJwnether you arcJn immediate need of a machine or not Read our Guarantee l That is the basis upon which we want to fn demonstrate the Royal to you All we ask is an opportunity give this machine a ievere test in your own office pri your own work alongside of any other machine SEMLWEEKLY BEE AGENTf M y- tt Salpie Can bMn aj r thOffice eIi M tt1 ttrt 17UJfh 1iJ wlr tj I ftP f 55 54- yW j oj ft 17J JI r JA 1 i iItY I f r 11 t y i P 7 oi tio J v V Masquerade Ball A Success f The masquerade ball IvonattheI1 raiory Friday evening March 1J + wrts one of the biggest sUo of thfReason Thoro were about twon tytoouples present who masked Mrs Buok Shaver was uniquely gowned in adreiJ8IJIfode of the heart inks of Bees and received the I ladies prize a bunch of carnations l1m Maloney the Irishman received the gentlemens prize a silver nail illiB t Quite a number ot spectators en- joyedy looking at the dancers a there was a variety of masks WalKer and Ray furnished the musicThe out of town guests were Mr and Mrs B L Taylor of St Beth leham Tenn Misses Nettle Hanna Newport Ky Peg Bates Dawson Xy Messrs Carlatod Robinson Mortons Gap Ky and Buzz Wilson JladiBonvllle Ky a Lively as a Boy If you are tired ran down have no appetite get a bottle of Yucatan Chill Tonic A few doses will set you upgive you a boys appetiteI you strong and lively as twelveyearold Purifies the and strengthens the system 50o a t bottle at the St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Depart went The Guild of St Margaret This organizations had Just com aplatedits fjrstyear which has been marked by tHeftliost pnenommal 1sucoess I ri cornry Sag year tookplaoe aajtfMonday af ternoon The ladles will i serve during the coming year Mrs W H Kline president Mrs D P fBanks vicepresident Mrs Henry Martin secretary and treasuer tlr r A Texas Wonder The Texas Wonder cures kidney and cures diabetes weak and lamer backs rheumatism and all irregularities of bladder troubles remov lug travel the kidneys and bladder r in both men and women Regulates bladder troubles In children If no- teld by your druggists will be sent by mall on receipt of 100 One small bottle is two months treat ment and seldom falls to perfect a cure Send for testimonials from Ky and other states Dr E W Hall 2926 Olive street St Louis ilo Sold by druggists Mrs L E McEnen and Miss RubyI Peyton attended the funeral of I T Qsbnrn an uncle of Mrs McEuen THIStS CERTAIN The Proof That Earlington Reader Cannot Deny evtWhat could furnish stronger denceuf the efficiency df any reins dy than the test of time Thousands of people testify that Doan Kidney Pills have brought lasting re sultsHomeendorsement should prove undoubtedly the merit of this rem edy Years ago your friends and theyaderived from use Kidney Pills They now confirm their testimonials They say time has completed the test J W Almon Earllngton Ky says I have never been bothered with kidney trouble since Doans Kidney Pills cured me two years ago and I recommend them Just asI highly as ever My kidneys were weak and I had to get up at night to pass the kidney secretions When I heard of Doans Sidney pills I be gan taking them and they relieved me in a short time The contents of one box completely cured me aFor sale by all dealers Price 50 cents Foster nburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents tor the United StatesRemember the name Doana and take no other G T McEuen bas recovered and is again on duty at the store i Millinery Opening We invite you to attend our Spring opening of Patterns and Tailored Hats ou Wednesday and Thursday March 27 and 28 Metcalf Emerson next hoor Madisonville Savings Bank- Madisonville Ky Soul the Abode of Truth Truth Where is truth but In the soul itself Facts objects are but phantoms matterwoven ghosts of this earthly night at wblch the soul sleeping here In the mire and clay of matter shudders and names Its owm vague tremors sense and perception Charles Klngsley Barbed wire cats ragged wounds collar and harness galls heal up quickly when BALLARDS SNOW LINIMENT le applied It IS both healing and antiseptic Price 25 50 and 100 per bottle Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Dtug Department 1EDO ONLY THE BEST JOB WORK CITY DIRECTOR 11 Mayor F D Rash U N jlgtatTax Assessor OftYC rkPaUIljPrlceI Treasurer Frank B Arnold City PhyslclanV II NishetIOlty Engineer R E Wblpfler Street Commissioner Bobt Woo- dCouncilmenMadison Oldham F D Rash Geo C Atkinson Thos Blair 0 M Henry Meeting night first Monday night in each mouth School TrustedPaul M Moore Board of Health Eel M Trahorn G Gilbert King and Curtis B John sunMDPostmaaEnrChas Cowell FIRE DEPARTMENT H D Bog ers Chief F B Arnold Assistant Chief Chas Barnett Captain Claude Long Gilbert Lonq W D Cavaness Brick Soiithworth Baker Fugate Geo T Miller WIllBav burn Bryant Deal Firemen OHUROHESICATHOLIC CHUKOH First mass every Sunday and holy day at 700 am Second mass and preaohln 880 a m and benediction 7 p m Rev JP McParland Pastor CHRISTIAN OHUBCH Sunday school at 980 a m Preaching every Lords day at 1046 a m and 745 r m Prayer meeting every Wednes day at 780 p m DR D T STANLEY Pastor M OHuRoHRegular services third Sunday at 11 am and 780 pm Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 780 Sundayschool 280 pm Class meeting second Sunday at 1080 amREV GW DAME Pastor M E OHUBOH doovH RevW O Brandon pastor Services ou every Sunday at 11 a m and 74o p m Sunday school at 980 am Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 780 Toadies Aid Society every Monday afternoon Official Board meeting Mon dav after first Sunday u each monthMISSIONARY BAPTIST CHDBOH has services 2nd and 4th Sunday in each month also Saturday night be fore and Sunday night following Suhday prayer meeting Wed desday evening Sabbath school Dr A 0 Sisk Supt Ladies Aid meets oath Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock Paftor W H Gregor of Louisville JBNFBAI BAPTIST OHJfROtf Services fourth Sun Jay morning and evening In each month and day evening preceding Prover meeting Frjday eVenhR Marschool 2 p m 3 REV TJ LYNN P EPISCOPAL OHUROHServloe2nd and 4tn Sunday nl htatlfit the Library Sunday p m REV Olio o ABBITT Rfeetor LODGES Masonic Lodge E W Turner Greatest in toBusiness Is AF1 1A FEW WORDS TOiii The Dfist Advertise your office hours t- Y Lawfgr Let the people know where your office isr f- nn 1 ttWAo Tell the people about Your infirmary H H I ArchrtectAdvertise your plans IY Preacher Advertise your services i d 1 Blacksmith Advertise your work and prices W vv 1 aAuctioneerLet the world know hrS a i ivfC 7 Farmer Advertise your products i itfip J DruggistWhat do you carry qesides drugs 4 k n- iN r S I Jeweler Let the public know your lines y it t Milliner Tell the women about your hatsF 4 v FridayssinE J PHILLIPS See VictoriirLodgerb84Tir of P el every HoiivfpjirhtA Visit fI rome J ERsT I wrc- K I of R ndSIHopkins Lodge A 0 U 601 nleets huredaynightY EarllngtonNonight in each month MRS BERTHA UMSTEAD Soc Degree of Honor No JO meets 1st and 3rd Saturday nights in each month Miss LIZZIE HUFF Sec Ben Hur Lodge Earlington Court No 55 meets every 1st and 8rd Mpnday night at old Masonic Hall DR C B JOHNSON Scribe Standwalte Tribe No 67Red Met meets everv Friday sleep HARRY LONG C of R Woodmqn of the World Catalpa Camp No 801 meets every Wednesday night All members are ear nestly requested to be there BERNARD WALTON Clerk MONROE DAVIS Deputy Clerk Modern Woodmen of the World No 11902 meets every Wednesday YQ WALKER Sec Elks B P O No 788 meets at Madlsonvllle Monday night B N GORDON Exalted Ruler ROY S WILSON Secretary Earllngtou Chapter U DOmeets 1st Thursday In each month at 280 p mMBS EMSIA DAVIS Pros Knights and Ladies of Security will meet every second and Monday nights Visiting members Invited to attend WiLuCABBiOAN Clerk Visiting members are cordially invited to attend any of these Lodges His Chief Proficiency Recently a letter of introduction was handed by an actor to a manager which described the presented M an actor of much merit and concluded Re plays Macbeth Richelieu Ham let Shylock and billiards He play billiards best PNEUMONIA left me with a frightful cough and very weak Ihad spells Ihardly breathe or speak for10 to 20 minutes My doctor could not help me but I was completely cured by DR KINGS New Discovery Mrs J 50c AND 100 AT ALL DRUGGISTS t f K JII 1 1 t 0 NEWSPR Nc C APPAREL 11 l hl For Men Women and Childrent- NOW r ON SALE j We are now prepared to show you the very latest t and choicest creations in wearing apparel for Men J r Women and Childrend fl d e FOR MEN AND BOYSA i b Hart Schaffner Marx Olothes for Men Athletic Out ii v r 1 Olothes for Boys Manhattan and Arrow Shirts Stetson to Huts Hnnan Shoes Underwear Hosiery and PajamasjI I c1r FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS I New Boring Tailror Suits Silk Dressoal Net DressescflJ Party Dresses Lingerie Dresses Linen Dresses louse j i iO ra Dresses Childreus Wash Dresses Mushn Underwear Silk Petticoats Hidame Lyra American ILady Thompsons Glove Fitting and Nemo Corsets i 1 i Make our store headquarters when you come to Madisonville t i icYOU SEE IT IN OUR AD ITS SO Madisonville Kentucky i ii Ir H vc The Aid L the World k L rri j Ji I J j MR MERCHANTI Have you planned your advertising campaign for your rcs Inext notesyearsievery day aboutv the things old and new ohuwant to sellv Read other merchants ads and see how they advertiset j J c l 1 to VA31tlie Best Hotels Advertise1 Rectors ofNew York is running page ads in large iv I dailies all over the United States A I i I a s ftiJi H i t i0 Fa NOT PAY UNLESS you put time and thoughtjin it 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