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Digital page images are linked to the text file. iiMniMjry RwraBESisasfi EEsaagasa " jimwwwj r fi MnaiwimiinTnrwn 'RV - ill? t TUESDAY TUESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOON and FRIDAY AFTERNOON m IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE YOUR TWENTY-THIR- D BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE No. vf$ ' (9 -- ms YEAR EARLINGTON; HOPKINS COUNTY, KY I FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1912 2tt f Flowers for Easter and all occasions. Floral designs. Reliability. High quality and moderate prices. Deliveries made on short notice Phones Wm. BLACKMAN FLORAL CO., Evansville, Jnd. COMING BACK TO EARLINGTON they are coming to the Held of 1 their former labors. The following Is a short summary of tlio work of the Brazeltonn since bo A ' JOHN L. LONG, Agent DR. W. T. MoNARY 36 and 10 THREE YEARS OF PRESIDENT TAFT e their departure They left Earlington tho first of i Minister, Who Formerly September 1907, having .accepted a Popular MADISOKVlLtE, KENTUCKY cull to the Church as Macon, Oa., Resided Here, to Return buing the third largest Christian The Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment Church in the state; served there TO PASTORATEOF LOCAL CHURCH for three years and three months, in Western Kentucky during which time he led them in Frosh Cut Flowers for aU'occasions', Funeral Designs and The Rev. Howard J, Brnzoltotj, of the payment of a church debt of ten Wedding Decorations am' quryfcpecialty. "We have a finer asMobile Ala., will 'arrive in Earllng-to- n yours' staiKiing, added 125 members, sortment of Potted Plants for oil' Easter trade than ever before. about May 4?tu;to again become increased their missionary offerings Best quality at loweut prices mnii good service guaranteed, by phoning your Easter nrdprB t;o HP8 Madisonvillo. pastor of the OhrMian.Cliuruh bore. beyond anything thoy had ever givBrother Brazoltoa atul Iiib family en and wtb prominent in the work H, I. TUCKER, Sales Mgr, iclE. BRIHKLEY, Agt., Earlington need no introduction to the puople throughout the state, holding Bic Readers WelUene, a.nd Their Friends of Earlington for they aro already mooting una participating In the programs of State Convon-tjonknown and beloved by tbo entire ( Following is a paragraph of churoh membership as veil ai Uio many, many fr'ends mnde during the resolutions adopted when he re 'f'$50,00O u year. This is the esti one of the most successful uilnitriu$ sicned after three years association TAXPAYERS mate of Auditor Boeworth and the Christian Church li:w ovor as pastor of the congregation: "We known, some four yean ago. Not wish to add our endorsement to Assistaut Treasurer Bob'Phillips. only ai a minister will h bu that which we received former GETS $40,000 The measure provides that, bea oltlKvn aad a irtaud churches prior to his coming to us, butas ginning this year, the County i of all a man who la popular wla and to say that we have not' been Law Clerks will be required to make Braz-elto- n Bill to Pay as Result of all 'elacaes and tretar with bis disappointed la him. Brother 3f SherIs a man of uulmpeaohable : out all the tax bills, for the charming wife and littu will be Passed by Legislature j Iwtfe tbo ebaraoter, an able preaoher and a a great spiritual hlp t "X J5 iff and will be paid fivG cents for most excellent jaaur. Ha is a nas h chnreh aad our lltftla elkf . each listof onelineand two cents The officers of the Ob mm atf wbo is popular with all alasses, and RCQMltlNG COUNTY COURT CLERKS each additional line. TO WRITE MORE AND GETAY extra for bees In eorrospoudaBec with the is a personal frlead of each member yHeretofore the. Sheriffs have of tku eougregatten. He has been Bralfcens for soma tba, a 'Actively Identified with overy organ Sunday, Jan. thoy Frankforl, Ky., March. f8& made out the tax bjlla at their own expense, even paying for the Senate bill No 17, which was Jan. printing anil binding of the tax troduced by Senator Frct8tjf receipt book?. Graves county, and which pasted The most Comnlon of insothe late session so quietly 'tffct mnia is disorders of oiuse stomach. the no attention was Daid ton, willif Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver vss; , . ... .. correct ,.thseiiBordpr8.'and IjI t v it is ncuraa, cost uc raxpayem tablets ,vuu vu riep i?ui jnniua uy nu fMkuit ' FWET .( stato between u.UUUJii of the !fe. L.BlJL!Lihi in 1007: sue-ct'titjul Metcalfe's Pleasant iiew Greenhouses PASSES AWAY Died California Home New Jersey Congressman Tells-SomMonday After Brief Illness of the Good Things' His THE BIG PRESIDENT'S ADMINISTRATION HAS ACCOMPLISHED FOR NATION. at NATIVE OF KENTUCKY AND SPENT MOST OF LIFE IN HOPKIMS COUNTY s. wol-come- d, S i - tlxpn . V 9 a pi , 1 A fc !?"-- Dr. Williac. T. McNar.V died at 4 o'clock Monday mnrnins at his home iu San Jan Jose, Cal., following a. stroke of apoplexy which occured the Friday evening previous. Most of the time following the stroke he was in u state of coma. The doctor had grown very stout and for some time past had suffered with , heart trouble. telegram received here by A his sister Mrs. Jennie E. Moore, on Monday evening was so distorted in transmission that it was taken to mean the death of Mr. J.. D. McNary, another brother, whose home is in Colusa, Ca). Dr. McNarj was a son of Col. W. O. McNary, of Muhlehburg county, and studied modiciue with Dr. Thos. H. Moore, of Madisonvillo, later attending medical college. He entered active practice at Nebo, where he lived until somev years agehq - irt.ihnicc went to California and made his 1 1 ir 1 'In a special before Congress' recently the Hon. William member from New Jersey, presented a brief index of some of the more important things President Taft has accomplished for the nation in the short space of the years, again showing him to be a man of deeds rather than words. Mr-Browning said : Mr. Ojiaikman : I desire to call the attention of the country very briefly to some .of the, achievements of our President to which, we should point with pride. Three Yean of Taft Aa Index Arbitration with treaties Great Britian and France, aimed at war, have been negotiated; and are now before the Senate-Simili- ar negotiations with other powers are pending. Great trusts have been mada to feel that the statutes carry-a- s penalties for them as well for the Bmall trusts a'tfd for the individual vialator of the law. An eri of calm enforcement of existing law has been inaugurated. Tli9 sugar corporation was convicted, proceedings brought against the Steel Corporation and the coal, whisky, lumber, and Beef corporations brought to court. More thau two score prosecutions are pending. The Standard Oil and Tobacco case have been completed and an interpretation of the Sherman law, raauy years in doubt, obtained-Whe- n a Democratic Housfc threatened to involve tho United States with Rissiain a too hasty? annulment of the passport treaty,, Presfdentx Taft assumed the weight of responsibility and declared in diplomatic form thab the treaty would be abrogated up-o- u tle uotice of oue year which I (J--?- ' wmm?bm-mtucky a few years since but re turned to San Jose sonie two years ago and resumed therd the practice of his profession. He was sixty five years of age. Survivff' I; r. I f- Baking Powder ! ILU i h. 1 ABSOUUTELY PURE ing members of the family are his wife and two daughters, Mrs. Walter Powers, of San Jose, Mrs. W.B, Calvert, of Cupartino, Oal., Cohis brother J. D. McNary,-olusa, Oal. and sister Mrs. Jennie E. Moore, .of Ihis place, The funeral was.frora the Presbyter-iachurch at San Jose Tuesday f u afternoon. Attention. Company G. f BEV, H0WAEO J. BHAZELTON Makes delicious home-bake- d foods of maximum quality at minimum cost Makes home baking a pleasure bar-mouiou- rly There win be an election held at the Armory the Cth of April at 8 p. m. All members, are ordered to he. present. Signed, Oapt. Ott L. Powkks. IJOTICE Annual Stockholders Meeting unanimous call frpm the Cnuruh izatlmi in the church, working .with everybody. The here, receiving a favorable reply at otice. Although leaving a nipst Bpleudld field of work, 'one which wiligrow with the iuoraeiiig.popu latipn of Mobile, tho Brazirons feet that tholr work lies hero in old Kentucky where they spent Juch pleasant years during tholr former ministry. Although coming as thev o at a sacrifice to themselves, thoy feel that their health am) His work demands their service pl?nwhen and suiritiml-lif- it required. Scientific been,..put. r-- greatly improved by his ministry! In Sister Brnzlton he ban a true holpmout, am! all the good things snid about Brother Brazolton can be applied with equal force to her. She has at all tiiren joined him in welcoming all clnason to their pleasant and hospitable home," in December. 1010 .. ho accepted... a m of our church has been ' The only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Creamof Tartar No Alum No Lbno Phosphates tariff revision has. in place of politrcaf Notice 'is 'hereby given that the givnig:aoditaking in auclu annual meeting of tbo Stockholders A Tariff Board has been of the St. Bernard Mimnp: Co. will created and its investigations be held iu the oillces of the com puny at Earlinprton, Ky. at 11 a. m.. Wed- have brought a recommendation, nesday tho 8th day of May 1012, for from the President for a revision-authe transaction of such business as reduction of the , wooleu may regularly come before it. Ibgis--latiou. d (Continued on Pago 4.) .in .- -- ii... Dan m. . Secretary. Evans, . schedule. Other schedules are 1 (Continued on page 4) it' wuIf-- ii- - HRfXHI ijuaujm uiWeara1BpT1TT;;;TO I - SPECIAL , t& 4 Hj H H) jB lH II H 11 I VOTES ," IT, I I;- v ' Will 'be given with every; NEW SUBSCRIPTION to the SEMI- "WEEKLY BEE n EACHj SATURDAY between the 1 h6urs of 1 and 5 ft m- - GET BUSY NOW IC Jr 1 : n i ,. Awi tffimm J. w B -- ft ),' wjwry i4- j;'fV ' . rfs rt I last year. well-fille- Pi The corn crop fooled lots of farmers Many fields looked good but fell down on the yield. This was owing to a lack of available Potash, for Potash is primarily a producer of grain. Your com must have enough quickly available ears as well as stalks. d Potash to produce A corn f erllllzcr should conlnln nt least 5 Potnsh no matter In what form the fertilizer ! bctler 10 100 used. Kotnlt, 70 loawoy lbs. per aero, drlllml In with cutworms end root Ilea. (he seed, will keep If your dealer enn't furnish brands rich cnoueh In Potash and won't carry I'otnsh Salts so you can supplement your stable manure or strencthen the brands ho docs carry, vrito to us tor prices. Wo will sell direct In an? amount frm n . oi bae tip. write tr.Mreo -g lcrtiiucr tormuias ana GERMAN KALI WORKS, Inc. . Continental Bid?.. BnUlmoro Monadnock Block, Chicago Whitncr Central Danlt Puildins, New Orleans ZOO-lo. Miss Minerva and , WiffiamGreenHill By FRANCES BOYD CALHOUN Oop)rright, by Bellly A Brlttoa do.) banford'B office please." "Hello I Is that you, doctor? This Is me. ,$fr. Algernon Jones done kilt tales Minerva's beau. He's on her Mck porch bloody all over. He's 'bout Jimmy quickly recovered nnnsen nd sprang to his feet. Seeing tho blood streaming down tho white shirt front of Miss Minerva's unconscious beau, ho gathered his wits together and took the thread of events again into his own little hands. He flung himself over the fence careless of ftorah Jane this time, mounted a chair land once more rang tho telephone. "Hello! la that you, Miss Central? SThls is me some more. Glmmo Dr. rMs7 Jf 3t deadest man they Is. You'd better some toreckly you can and bring the warse, and a coffin and a oloan shirt utd a tombstone. He's woundod me bit$ I ain't dead yet, Goodby." Dr. Sanford received Jimmy's crazy message in astonishment Ho, too, rang tho telephone again and again, ' but could hear nothing more, so ho walked down to Miss Minerva's house and rang tho door bell. Jimmy open- ed the door and led tho way to tho back porch, where the Injured man, who had just recovered consciousness, ' was sitting limply, in a chair. "What doos all this mean? Aro you hurt?" aBked tho doctor as ho examined Mr. Jones' victim. ,' 'No, I think I'm all right now," was the reply; "but that scoundrel certainly gave mo a sovere blow." Billy, shut up in tho bath room and listening to all tho noises and confu-soln- , had been scared nearly out of his senses. He had kept still as a mouso till now, when thinking he heard friendly voices he yelled out: "Open tho do' an' untie me." "Wo done forgot Billy," said the little rescuer, as he ran to tho bath room door and opened it He was followed by the doctor, who cut the cords that bound the prisoner. "Now, William," commanded Dr. Sanford, as they grouped themselves around the stout, plump gentleman In the chair, "begin at tho beginning, and let us get at tho bottom of this." "Mr. Algernon Jones he come to tho gate!" explained the little boy, "an he say ho goln' to fix the water pipe an' he Bay ho's a plumber. He's a very greeable man, but I don't want Aunt Minerva to marry him, now. I was plump tickled at him an' I tuck him to the bath room an' fust thing I knowed ho grabbed holter me4 on shuck me like what you boo a cat do a mouse, an' he say " "And he'd more'n a million whisinterrupted kers," Jimmy, who thought Billy was receiving too much attention, "and "One at a time," sold the doctor. "Proceed, William." "An' ho say he'll bust my brains but-omy head If I holler, on' I ain't to holler neither, an' ho tie mo to a chair an' tie my mouth up an' lock the do' "And I oomed over," said Jimmy, eagerly, "and I run home and I see Mr. Algernon Jones is a robber an' I 'phoned to Miss Minerva's beau, and if he'd brunged what I tolled him, he ( I i wouldn't never got crackod in the face liko Mr. Algernon Jones done crack him, and Billy got to nil time let robbers In tho house so they can knock mans and littlo boys down." "While you stand talking here the scoundrel will get away," said tho injured man. "That's so," agreed Dr. Sanford, "so I'll go and find the sheriff."' Sarah Jano's huge form loomed up in tho back hall doorway, and she grabbed Jimmy by tho arm. "Yaas," she cried, "you gwino toko you a nap is yuh, yuh 'ceitful caterpillar. Come on homo dis minute." "Lemme go, Sarah Jane," protested tho littlo boy trying to Jerk away from her, "I got to stay here and perteo' BJlly and Miss Minerva's beau, 'causo they's a robbon, might come back and tie 'em up and mako 'em bleed if I ain't here." "Did Mr. Algernon Jones mako all that blood?" asked tho little boy gazing in admiration at tho victim of Mr. Jones' energy. "You-shis a hero to stan' up nn' let him knock you down like he done." "Yes," cried Jimmy, as the black woman dragged him kicking and struggling through the hall, "wo's all heroes, but, I bet I'm tho heroest hero they is, and I bet Miss Minerva's going to bo mad 'bout you all spilling all that blood on her nice clean floor." "Lemme see yV big too what was shot off by all them Yankees and Injuns what you killed in the war," said Billy to Miss Minerva's beau. Tho major smllod at the little boy; a smile, full of good comradeship, humor and understanding. Billy's little heart went out to him at onco. f can't toko off my shoes at present," said tho veteran. "Well, I must be going; I feel all right now." Billy looked at him with big, solemn eye's. "You couldn't never go 'thout yo pants, could you?" he asked, '"cause Aunt Minerva Jest nachelly despises awo-stricke- Plain Hardware Co., Madisonville a; Is Ready for Spring If noGib There and They Will Help You Get Relfly " ' ARE YOU? 1 ' i V xl..s- - - ,4 Jr. ' . X. n vhi J"xMjMTi'iif3!!Sp iBRBH? YHfV S I ' man-to-ma- n V pants." Tho man eyed him quizzically. "Well, no; I don't think I could," ho replied: "I don't think I'd look any better in, a Mother Hubbard or a kimono." The little boy sighed. "Which you think is the flttenest name," asked he, 'B!lly or William?" "Billy, Billy," enthusiastically came the reply. "I like mens," Bald William Green Hill. "I sho' wisht' you could come and llvo right hero with me and Aunt Minerva." "I wish so, too," said the major, CHAPTER XV. Billy, the Credulous. After the advent and disappearance of tho exciting Mr. Jones, Miss Mio nerva, much to Billy's joy, had a put in the houso He sat in the tele-ohon- WHY NOT BUY A DELKER? CO CO Two Car Loads Just received. Our line is complete. Buggies, Bikes, Surries and Phaetons. Delker Buggies heve stood the test for 48 years. We know the quality and prices will please you. CO CO CO Largest and Best Selection of harness in the city. , aa ca When you want a buggy think of CO PLAIN The BUGGY MAN (Continued mi Pnue THOUSANDS RIDE IN DELKER BUGGIES 7) he" ' r' f in' ELLING OUT ENTIRE ; M. Hr l'f1L- '. '; !vvv-lp.'w-..- ;&di&?.Yjr iisy.-- . I'.'--t- . tjLs J$$y " .1... - w. . ifSSiA kA-" HVki-Unt- Al- - I- - TV - 2 i'-5J?- tf z . . . H HI Klrilv B ' , ' twv "'ivl'r-'l'-- - I-- : ,;-- v rvW : (J; V ''''' wSt'rTrf ;, L ..- ; ."W - H H H H H H $25,000 ve STOCK Hopk ins s j-- Co-operati- Cq; 1st ( v8SSs ' - '. .' ":i.t!;t"Sv.''!,.Vv.. Madisonville, Kentucky and 2nd, to mark down and . VSV-V'- B Store will be closed Mbhday and Tuesday, April !& V; ev,. nrn ananK, . Un 111c ofn aiuci . " 0 f, ' ' k Set ling Begins Wednesday, April 3 B ' Ji f.,vViV.'?i9'.i.M,'v tXHllR- - .'t&H Mr, J. C. Pirath, who has charge of the stock, has specific in structions to turn everything into , Cash at once, regardless ol the ,1,loss it entails. Prices will be; very low: fW - 'I ', ' ! '.,... :'' M LV ' This handsome bound book should be in every home in Earlington and Hopkins county. It is interesting, entertaining and elevating. You can get this $1.50 book and the Twice-a-Wee- k Karliugton Bee one year for $1.50, the price o? the book alone. ?"' ", ' ' 23 Salespeople Wanted Be sure and getofie of the big circulars distribted quoting prices. W r. i 1 J3 , r. ' .w CS , 1 ' " i. . -- J - .' iitnni' M,.illip lil,m).tinlf-'1- ' 13 ,, Ju.i. cr ?WTO u It? i If j GRAND LEADER Ttiiortesen. : :i tl Iff rV .. I Successful Years f . W" i.S. I; I;. i 4 h Have been spent here by us and, through the assistance of our good friends we have been able to see this store grow each year until we are now recognized as one o the- foremost dry goods, clothing and shoe dealers in the State, which has been done in this short time by honest dealings with our customers arid the handling of dependable merchandise. The celebrating of this annual event is always in our minds many months before the time comes and our buyer is at all times looking for the best values to offer you for this special occasion and this year we have prepared ourselves, with the very best values that the market had to offer in order to give you some very special goods in every department and we urge you to look over the many values we classify below. - "? 3 3 3 yards of Hope Cotton yards of the best Calico spools Clark's O. N. T. thread ' fQ Silks Fancy Dress Silks in stripes, checks and figures, Silks all new designs and color All Dry, Goods Special Woolen' Suitings in stripes-fo- r Wash Fabrics Iadia Pongee, a new washable fabric with a silky and lustrious look in a large range of colors, regular 25c value, sale price i checks, and IOU $ & spools San Silk 1 McCall's Paper Patterns 3 Hemstitched Ladies' kerchiefs 3 spools 5c Sewing 3 1 Hand-- d . 4 1 3C 1 Ui Ov I gC I ings, 19 inches wide, bought special for tins Anniyerary sale. ' are exclusive patterns, sale price Taffeta Silk Speoial Twenty Shades in heavy Taffeta Silk, . 19 inch, regular 75c. quality to Heavy 27-Inc- h. AG the Spring Suits, Dress- tww' ' es or separate Skirts, all des'Sns Messaline and splendid materials, sold will included in this Anni- versary Sale for every-- : .15C We are Introducing the best piece of $1,00 Silks in this number' in the world and ask you to see this ' where at 50c per yard, which we yard of 20c India Linen Ladies' Laundred Linen 1 Collars 1 Ladies' Lace Jabot, 25c grade 1 pair Soldier Boys' heavy Stockings 2 yards Amoskeag Apron Gingham 3 cards Hooks and Eyes vith bars 1 pair Ladies' Hose Sup- porters . . . 1 yard Swiss Baby Set 20c Embroidery t belt, choke of all 25c grades 3 papers best Gold-eyed OG 4t I OG Q I ww I vv !) vb iJQ 1 Qf I ?.up.t!....:....48c Yafa-yTid- ..uOw OQ Lineene, in all colors for wash dresses, full 26 inches wide and a splendid quality I 4AA UC e Silk In 4 I IOC wv In Q Fancy Foulards, all neat stripes and the newest colorings of the season, soft band finished and makes dress, per yard... $i IT one-piec- specialmumber, as we will offer . .' 90c. . EXTRA SPECIAL OFFER Spring Ginghams in all the new patterns in plaid stripes, checks Q and solid colors, only. 55 C Mercerized Waistings in a large showing ot fine figured styles for Suits, In the very latest materials of all the $1.00 and $1.25 cloths of this season, which compromise a very wide range of colorings and of $1.00 Shepherd Checks A complete line of little- checks for e the dresses, full yard wide from the Chiffon Taffetas finest materials and weaves ever Waists, Dresses, and children's clothes, worth 25c. during 7 this sale only..... C f I in every known check 4Q Q i ww Olf Needles 4QA iOl the new' e beautiful dress, and the latest idea in silk effects. Worth $1.25, our sale r, price. two-ton- e one-piec- effects makes a shown at a reduced price at this time of the year and it is of great importance to you to see this large range being offered by us during this sale at very smallest to the largest and of the very best quality. Intro- - ductor'orice during the salc.vr ,. 95c fiQ Ovv White Fabrics in all the checks, ,' stripes and plaids, finest quality and sheer, body, including many Madras Patterns and Mercerised cloth, sale price only , ia. 130 White Shirt Waists , Ladies' Spring Suits self-trimme- d, Ready Made Skirts In looking for something very special for the trade in this line we were very' fortunate to fine a very high class manufacturer- with r styles in this line shown for the very first time and com, Coat Shirtprise the very latest things in the new shirt, Slip-onwaist, low neck and regulation style in a large range of sheer, qualities .and made in the very best of manner, also including the very best of Laces, Embroideries and hand Embroidering will show ten styles, worth Si 25 1 1 ' UU and $1.50, during the sale at very special and high grade numbers in White Shirt Waists, Five with the latest kind of trimmings and the very finest materials in Linen, Lawn and Silks, all worth $2 50 and $3.00, to start the season will include this entire line for ' AH $15.00 Grades for $10.00 This season's new Cut Coat in the one, two and three button effects with large reveres in others with fancy silk d backs new style skirts, all corded lapels, all silk lined, elegantly tailored and made of the very best quality 'serges, .in all semi-fiitte- flfl wool material, consisting of blacks, tans navys, Copenhagen, browns, etc $20.00 Spring Suits $15.00 This line consists of a very splendid line of fine French Serges, all poi de cuse line and built in the very latest styles, all neatly trimmed and containing the very best work and finish. This is a most opportune time to save $5.00. $9 fifl fc.UU he very newest clothes on the market and very much in need of work and we gave him to make for us a very large lot of skirts at a price that we could offer the trade and save them $2.00 on every skirt and in mjany cases even more. These goods are made in the very newest styles, all guaranteed to fit perfectly, made with the high belt effect, trimmed irf buttons to match and made of the best all wool materials. We will offer 100 of these elegant Skirts, worth $6.00, $6 50, $7.00 ane $7 50, cnoice at any style during'this sale for. .UU gf 27-in- Handkerchief Liner, of the very sheerest quality, suitable for Waists and Dresses at bbwv thread Linen, in fine quality, splendid for shirt Waists and Dresses ch Shoe Specials ' Clothing Specials $10.00 Men's Brown Cassimere Suits, "of the latest make and styles, special value Sale Price $11 50 and $12.00 Men's Cassimere and Fancy Worsteds, shown in six different d "JfC styles, dale Price $13.50 and $15.00 Men's Worsted and Cassimere Suits, in the very prettiest styles and of elegant materials as well as good tailoring. Sale Price $16.50 to $18.50 Men's Suit, In the newest weaves and including many styles of Serges. During sale $20.00 and $22.50 Cambridge Suits, of this season's new effects, in Blue, Gray and Brown Worsted, Serge and "f 9I Cassimere Boy's Knickerbocker Suits in all ages, 4 years (o 18 years, in a full range of the prettiest styles we have ever displayed and the workmanship better than ever. The materials are of the very latest styles and newest colorings, priced from $2.0 to $10.00, and each worth mucn more, but we are determined to put one of these snappy suits on 5our boy tbis season, so will ask you to see this good line. House Furnishings OCA We will include our entire line of Ladies' Lace and Button Shoes, consisting of Tan and Black, choice i 36-inc- h fine-qualit- Irish' Linen, ?f of Vici, Patent,' Gun Metal Velvet, etc., at a 20 Per M ; s reg- Cenl Discount in order to make room for the very ' 1 69 (?ft $li3U $vil v Splendidnew line of Curtain Swisses and Draperies, priced from 10 to 40c per yard Mattings in Jap IS:.3!1. 121c to S ular 50c grades and no better grade offered, special liCIf 10 4 Bleached Pepperal Sheeting, sale price 10-- 4 large line of slippers which we are now showing. Brown Pepperal Sheet-- 1 ( iug, sale price Bleached Pepperel 1 mI2 Sheeting, sale price 4 Brown Pepperel Sheet U2 ing, sae price 4c per yard for the very best Calico. 6c per yard for the best grade brown Domestic, lcper yard for ulimited quality Tobacco Canvas. 6Jc per yard for the best grade of Apron Gingham. 9-4. 44 favv (t1H RH 4H UrOU China Matting in a wide range of splended new patterns, all the newest goods, worth 30c and 35c will go In this sale 20c 0"3 'K: 0-- 4AU v 9 ft v kb2 EXTRA SPECIAL LOW CUT OFFER We have concluded to quit the line of Walk Over low,' cuts and have 98 pairs to offer at less than cost, 1 s .$12.75 - 0 Rit OatJU all made in the very latest toes and comprisingall' he very best leathers. These goods have always The entire lot sold at $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00. , In order to &d the benefit of these special prices you must pay each. will be on display on special tables. Choice of any Walk-Oveslipper for. r them, as we guarantee to show you a saving of 50c a pair on our splendid range at per & pair, $land HOU Druggets of this season's make and of the very prettsest designs at' great money-savin- g prices, as we bought these goods when the mills had their sale on and supplied ourselves very liberally at greetly reduced prices and will give you the benefit of this good purchase. Lace curtains of this season's pur. , chase are all in stock and can show them in cream, white and ecru, at much less than you ever bought 9 price-cuttin- g Pfa "7JC IQ Positively no Goods Prices quoted here charged at the l "Y Sale Continues 13 Days Closes April 13. GRAND LEADER Morris Kohlman Prop. Madisonviile, Ky. Sale Continues 13 Days Closes April 13 l:( t, J' i k, S IIIIIIIH l Cbei? ft Subscription Rates Six mouths Three months Siuglo copies on One i THREE YEARS OF PRESIDENT TAFT- - equal terms with the rest of the world. i MxuMNg3 Yar ' $100 60 (Continued frritn patfe' 1) Jnfiilln o $ 5V. ; v f P' ' Specimen copies mailed f reo application Correspondents wanted iti all parts of thecounty. Aagress us iur paischedule-by-schodulMember of tioulars. Kentucky Press Association revision has become Entered' at the Earllnurton . pffeotivo. The tariff bill regardand Post Ofllce as Second Class : : ed by President Taft as a Btep J Second District Publishers League Matter. even in the ripht direction, Furniture Store. 119 South Main Street, Madi- - j thouph not a perfect measure, Branch Office in Morton's A1LELN DAVIS, Mgr. sonville, Kentucky, Phone No. has turned n $58,000,000 deficit into a $30,000,000 surplus. Wool, Friday, March 29, 1912 cotton, aud Telephone 47 farmers' I.. free-libills, originating in a DemocrMtic House, have been COMING BACK TO EARLIN6T0N " vetoed b cause they violated the ASSOCIATE EDITOffAND BUSINESS MANAGER re-visi-- PAUL M. MOORE. EDITOR AND PUBLISHER J. E. FAWOETT ?5 " under Bcrftinx, pr&paratory7-"tThe raiIros of the oofrry futher recommendatioua if they were prevented by au appeal to be found to conflict with Kopub tke writ of injunction, from put-,li- u lican platform principles, and rate increases into effect. his policy looking to future e on a fcieutific A Texas Wonder v "' Peace in ,Ouba has boen mai- rworJ of fridl,y vtinod Uyl yarning. I ff ; MEW RUGSl I For Spring and Summer m so-call- ed HM st to '.9 v fit iKs H "vi - (Continued from Page 1.) . unanimous call to the church at Mobile, Ala. This is one of the most Important missions in the South fostered by the American Christian Missionary Society. Finding tliuui laboring under a heavy building debt, as well as soveral hundred dollars indebtedness for current ex penses, he succeeded during the first entirely year iu payiug off ud in raising $1000 toward, repairs 4tnd the btuldiug debt' Ia objecting to the acceptance of hie' resignation the Board of officers dbclarod.lt had boen the most successful year in the history of the church. During the yesjr the Woman's MlssionarySoci-t- y conferred life membership on both him and Mrs. Brazelton, a sim. ilar honor having been conferred on their eight year old boy, Howard Jr., at Macon, Ga. With buch a aplendki record as this the Church feels that they are indoed fortunate iu securing his services. Following is a list of 'he splendidly organized corpse of officers who will assist the Brnzeltons in His work: Elders, J. B Bash and J. B. Wyatt; Deacons, F. B. Arnold, F. D. Bash, E. J. Phillips, W. B. Vinson, J. M. Oldham, W. L. Phil- lips, H. D. Oowand, and G. W. Wyatt; Deaconesses, Mrs. F B. Arnold, Mrs. Thto Watts, Mrs. H. S. Corey .and Mrs. J. L. Long. the-latte- r Political Points Publication of standlug of the race lor national delegates, in the daily newspapers gives Taft to dato 235, o Boosevelt 29, Cummins 2, La 10, Unlustructed 10. The president seems to lend. Fal-Iett- Standing of the lace for democratic, national delegates was given yesterday as follows: Clark 07, Wilson 16, Burke 10. Marshal 80, Unintruct-e- d 6 Now who wine? Now York went almost solidly for as the best information had forecast to the observant reader Now notwithsometime since. standing their overwhelming defeat all over the Rtate, the Boosevelt leaders are setting up the old cry of "fraud" and are asking for another primary on the ground that ballots failed to be deliveied in some precincts of New York City. Since New YurK anJ Iudianua liavt) both gone almost solidly fur Taft the opinion is beiu- expressed in many places throughout the - Taft, y country that the fight ib over. is going that way too and if there is anybody in Hopkins Couuty still "on the fence" just fall over on the Taft sice and come along with Ken-tuoK- U3. in the Colorado Stato Convention and elected eighc delegates at large "Nearly Any One May Secure a Splendid to the National Convention. I0N'T BE BALD Growlh of Hair Taft forces led by a big majority principle of the Republican platform that revision of the tariff should be based upon the difference iu the cost of production at home and abroad a difference upon which information at the't time was lacking. The Panama Oanal has been brought to a stage approaching completion aud the date of opening advanced by several montliR through systematic work. bill The Arizona statehood prowas once vetoed becauso it vided for the recall of judges. New Mxico and Arizona Lave now been admitted as States. The Post Office Department has been placed upon a selfsus-tainin- g basis. difficult situation resulting A from the revolution in Mexico, arousing deep feeling iu the southern portions of the United States, was haudled with diplo. macy and tact, and the United States aided iu the establishment of law aud order in the neigh-- , boring Republic through preserving it in our own, The Treasury agents and customs employees have been reorganized, fraud has been weeded out of the customs service, and' many thousands of dollars hist The Texan Wonder cure kidney cures diabotea, weak ad lame baofes, rheumatism, and all irreguYou will find at thi store a splendid line of room larities of bladder troubles, remov- yK ing ?ravel, the kidneys and bladder in all grades. Notice size down to the smallest-size- , fit both men aud women. Hognlateii bladder troublen In childreu. If not prices quoted below told by your ttruists will be sent by mall on receipt of $1.00. One small bottle is two months' treat, $5.00 oxi2 Reversible Rug at ment and fteldom fails to porfoot a Brusselette wool filler, reversible, seamless at. .$7.50 cure. Send for testimonials from .Ky. and other stated. Dr. E. W .". . Brussels, 9x12. at $10.00 . . . . '. HaP 2920 Olive street, St. Louis, Tu"o. Sold bv drinrjriHtn. $ 1 2 .00 All wool Brussels, 2, .at. And 9 The World in Cincinnati 9x1 A large line of very heavy Velvets and Brussels, What's that?" Did you say the whole world has beeu concentrated so as to be soon one cltj ? Yes, that Is what they are doing Just now in Ohio Metropolis. ' As I havo taken my family thero to see it, I want to tell you a few things about it bo as to provoke you to a desire to go. Music 9x12, at $15.00, $16.50, $18.50 SB Curtain Stretchers Adjustable frame with fixed pins. ..'.'.,..,... . $1.00 Same with easel back $1.25 frame, sliding pins, easej back Adjustable $1.50 tion and Its great halls and lecture rooms nre admirably suited to the cents admitb occasion. Twenty-fiv- e you to tho exhibits and another twenty-fiv- e conts pays for seeing tho ball entertains the exposi- Window Shades Ready made and made to order. AlUcolors. Pageant. Starting with the exhibits, you are shown first a Japanese village with Its heathen temple Jts stores, its homo and lecturers tell you of the meaning of the curios and vou are then given a personally conducted tour through tho Japanese department. Next you Btop over into China and a return missionary takes you into a pfoaohing station aud Bhows you how he reaches the eyes and ears of tho Chinamen with tho Gospel. You continue your journey through India, Africa, Thibet, Palestine, Mohammedan landB, then yoi go to (he other Bide of the building and they show you the work In Alaska, among the Indians, in Porto Btoo, In 'Hawaii, etc. you can attend the Pageant either Injtbe afternoon or at night in the great auditorium seating five thous and people. Five acts are presented, showing the, work of Christ in conqueriut. the, World. With appropriate costumes' the best talent in Oinclnnattl and the surrounding towns cotno upon the sjage to overwhelm you with claims of Christ as his missionary servants teach tho IndianB that it is better to love than to flgbt, to teach the Africans the power of the LoyejiDf Christ as embodied Iu tho mjnd of David Livingstone; to show the abolition of the Wfdow Burning to teach that a Volcauo by itB roaring does not necessarily call for human sacrifices to be thrown into its orator. Finally the ontlre company together with a throng of children bearing, palms assembles upon the stage and representing the Nprth East, South and West Blug the praises of Jesus around a larxe illuminated crohs. The uudience stalads and sings "Praise God From whbm,AHBle88ing8 Flow, and goes away overwhelmed with the'thought of the Cocquerlng Christ. Do not miss it, it you want a. uew vision of Christ. t continue B- through April M. Bernard. 9th. - Lace Curtains and Draperies We have several popular patterns of two pairs only which will be sold at a great reduction. C. A. Morton Furniture, Carpets, Draperies, Funeral Director and Embalmer Home of Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet Madisonville, Kentucky "Automobile Contcitants" COLORED C0LTJMK. the eight Mis' We have a remedy that has aided sissippi Congressional District Taft to grow hair and prevented baldness gets fourteen delegates to the Nain 03 out of 100 cases where used ac- tional Convention. In the remaincording to directions for a reason- ing district the convention "split" able length. of time. That may seem but Taft men claim control of that ' like a Btroug statement it Is, and convention. --we mean it to be, and no one should In an interview given out by 'doubt it until they have put our Theodore Bnosevelt on March 7, he claims to an actual test. says: "If the plain people We are so certain Bexall "93" of the Bepublican party declare Hair Tonic will cure dandruff, pr- they do not wish me to be nominatesent baldness, stimulate the scalp ed, then most certainly I do not and hair roots, stop falling hair and wish the nomination." Responses grow cow hair, that we personally fiom New York, Indianna, Iowa give our positive guarantee to re- and other 6tntes show that neither fund every penny paid us for it in the "plain people" nor the other nomievery Instance where it does not sort are specially anxious topeople" nate him. If "the plain jglvo entire satisfaction to the user. are hisonlv supporters they are very Bexall ''93" Hair Tonic is as much in the minority. He had ns .rpletibiwit to use as clear spring water. wtll take his hat out ot the ring. Bannpr. It is delightfully perfumed, and Nashville Ffim seven out of under fraudulent , importations have been recovered. A Bureau of Mines has been' created.' Steps have been taken reward a new employers' liability and workmen's compensation act and the adoption of additional safety appliances on railroads. A new policy as to river and harbor appropriations ban been begun, the old "pork barrel" appropriation system abandoned aud the business policy of con- - . does not grease or gum the hair. Two,slzes, 50o. and $1.00. With our .guarantee back of It, vou take no risk. Sold only at our store The Jlexall Store. St. Beuard Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug Depart anent. Opening a Success Deafness Cannot be Cured applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portlou of the ear, There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is caused by,an innamed condition ot the mucous lining ot the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is Inflamed yon save a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, and wbeq it is entirely closed, deafness is ths result, and unless the lnflainoutioj can be taken out and this tupe restored (s lis normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surface. We will give One Hundred Dollart for any case of Deafness (caused by cstarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Cararrh Cure. Send for by local clrcu-arsfre- tinuing contracts adopted. A treaty with Japan has been negotiated, bringing about genuine friendship between her and thp United States. New treaties with Honduras and Nicaragua, that will make for permanent peace iu those countries, have beeu negotiated and await action by the Senate. Postal banks have beeu estabRigid economy has been instituted iu the Govorenment s departments. A Oout of Appeals has been created. A Stock aud Bond Commission has beeu appointed, aud lus made a valuable and exhaustive report. Parcel post has been recommended. Judicial appointments have been taken out of politics. The Thirteenth Census was made nonpolitical. President Taft has declared for the extension of the civil service, accomplishing much in this direction by Executive order. The passage of a corporatiou-tn- x law, yielding $80,000,000 annually, has been obtained, with resultant surveillance of curpor-atlished, Oos-tomu x Quite a large number including several out of town people vlBlted the millinery opening of Barnes Oowand & Co., Wednesday and were delighted with the many beautiful Blake--raor.and costly hats band of Hopkln&ville furnished excellent music and the souvenir irs were white, pink and red carnations. Mrs. Harriett Browning dispensed the souvenirs in her charming mauner. Misses Margarett Mitchell and Pansy Bule assisted Miss T King, the milliner, in Bhowlug the y beautiful fomiulno head gear. This was one of the inoBt successful openings ever held by this enterprising firm. J Jo Mothers And Others Yon "Can use Euoklen'a Arnica ' (Salve to cura children of eczema, rashes, tettor, chaflngs, scaly and crusted humors, as well as their accuts, burnB. cidental injuries, bruises, etc, witn perieot sufu. Nothing else hfn.U ho quickly For bolls, ulcers, oil runuutg or "ever b,'. i ms," sores or pile it lias no equil. 25 ots t Ail Druglsts. .1 on,-dlSpay. os She Will Change Then. Mrs. Crawford Although my (laugh, ter, is such a big girl, she's still afraid Mrs. Crabshaw Don't of the dark. worry about that, my dear. Shell soon be .In love. Judge. '' ' F. J. DHENEV & CO., Toledo.'G. Sold by Druggists, 7j. Take Hall's Family Pills for constitution. THIS IS 'CERTAIN ' Writer's Mean r.ei.arK. It is a mistake to sup; ose .that worn en are always talking about tholi dresses. Sometimes they are talking about their hats. Exchange. Do ou .know that of all the minor ailments, colds are by far the moBt dangerr-uIt is not the cold Itself that you need to fear, but the Ber lous diseases that it often leads ,to. Most of thoep are known asgp'rih diseases. Pneumonia aud consumption are among them. Why not 'ake Ohamberlalu's Cough Bumedy TheProof That Earlington Readers 'I Cannot i;eny aud cure your cold while you can? i'or saie oy nn Dealers. 't to? Cultivate Prudence, A man who ia not prudent is borrow 'i lag bis pleasure today at the expense, Morality and Buaincss. If morality in business leads- - tc of bis brother tomorrow. .bankruptcy, it ceases to be morality right) an un- " t& When yo i have rheumatism your foot or instep apply Obninber-laln'Liniment and you will eet quick relief. It costn but a quarter. Why suffer? For sale by all Deal-erU' B a. A healthyman is a king in his own healthy man an unhappy sla e. For Impure blood d slug isb liver, use Burdock Dlood Hitters. On the market for 3J years. Jt.oo a bottle. Dlscourtesy hett ,.d. u I would as soon shane i.uiuli a soft mackerel as with n id an win rtffara two fingers. Sir Francis Vatit- T , Dally Thouy,.t Dut the mind never ui.bends u&u so agreeably as In the conversation r. friend. 'Addison. a wdll-cbosen JUreb physlci react, neken tfca bowels, will lead to chronlo constipation, Doan' Regulets aelljr. a box at all Korea. sOfcHt , ftjeling in the stomach lulds quickly to HEB-BINIt tones ur the stomach aud purifies the bowels. .Price 60o. Sold hy St. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug Department. or bowel An tint-an- E. their. te,t(monitvl5. .They say time hasoonipleted tho pr. W. Almmi. Enrllngton, Ky.. activities. I have never been bothered sayd: fli question of au iuenme-ta'with" k 'dney ttoubl since Doan'a tiuemituent to the Constitution Kidney P1U curtd tne two years ago has bi't'ii submitted to the States, amI Just as higb-l- v Tj'he President has provided for aa evtr. My kidnovs wore weak the accomplishment cd; conserva- ancCl'haJ to get up at night to pass. When tion policies and obtained a bond the kidney Beoretlous. Pills I be-I beard of Doan's Kidney issue for irrigation projects; ob- gan taking them aud they relieved tained legislation futher extend- me.ln a short time. The coptents of ing the pow6r cf the Interstate onebox completely oured,,rjj.'J frorWe by jail ' dealers .TmPrloe 50 VUUJ1UCLUO VTVIWIUAQQIUU flUU WlOfcj ating a Court of Oothme'rcer, J$ peJtafFpste'riM llOdrn OoiBttllalo, sole agents tor tj$,tMted review the commission's findings'; TSm recoramenaea a Jjeuerai mcor-'- 1 Htates. pdration ac; and induced China 'Semember the n&Tne Doau'a and to open to Americaq finance ou ts'ke no other. ' t-- Wjiat could furnish stronger evidence of the efficiency ot any rerae-d- v than the test of time? Thousands of people testify thatDoan's Kidney Pills have brought lasting results. Home endorsement should prove undoubtedly the merit of this remedy. Years ago your friends and neighbors testified to the relief they ofllce. hadsderived from the use of Doan's Kidney Pills. They now confirm (s Following are the namesjand'num-ber- s REV J. B. KVA.N8, EDITOR of tho Automobile Contestants. Mr. John Neuiy gut his hand jamThe contest Is now in Its Infancy ft Is not too late for anyone to med in fe mnahine last Monday. and enter and win the splendid $l.G00i While the wound 1b quite painful it 5 passenger Touring Oar. Send ml is not thought to bo eorions. your name now and wo will give you. Mrs. I.ula BibbB was visiting in 2000 bonus votes Contest closes Sprluef ield, Tenu., Tuesday. May 15. 1912. Mr. Theo O. Gebauer, represent7,743,602 ing I. Elizabeth Xiong the S'ato Sunday School Asso8.008,419 3. Mrs. Ed R. Heafer ciation, gave a very instructive II. Brick Sonthworth.. ...... 924.741 lecture and 6terioptian entortaln-mo51. Ernest Nowton.K. R. S.6,768.747 at the Mt. Ziou Baptist church 4.251.033 57. Mary MotherBhead last Thursday night. 4 079.000 79. NonaFrtntls Ira Collins mado a buslnoss trip 1.785,440 to 92. E S. Blanks EvHusvilie last Thursday. 8.292.122 139. Kuby Todd The following program of the 8.750,997 104. Mrs. F. B. Arnold 5,175.010 Hagar Chanter Eastern Star Lodge 167. Monoto Oldham 5,411,575 will ba rendered at the A. M. E. Z. 168. Orsen Cannier 9.417.191 ohurch Sunday March Slat 2:30 p. 172. Janle Victory. .. 7.837,280 m. 178. James Gnrnett SongBleBS Bo the Tie That 175. Bev. J. B. Evana... ..... (0,401,431 Binds. ' 170. Mrs. Sydney Latfdon'..,. 5,018.140 Scripture lesson Bev. J. B. 4.000,918 183. Sybil Ashby tr"? Evans 5,079.680 185. Duey Walker Music WHL'iThero Be Any StarB This contest will close Mav 15th, in My Crowjir-iJfr and the winner will be awarded a Prayer. HlitRlc lo No. one good automobile. This car Beading byflDjnflmbers of the Is worth your time and work Watch Chapter. this space for ads in the nxt80 days. Sermon by Bev?"OwleIn Carrlng-toCoupon Books on S&le ia eurSiorea . ' Bemember the'last of this month Prayer. the contestant selling the greatest Collection by Bisters Patton and f" number of dollars worth of coupon Nuby, books will be awarded a.handsomp Ib cordially Invited. The public '' 42 piece dinner set. MrsPearlle Childress W; M, All Contestants will please furMiss Emma Fowler, Sapy nish us an acurate list ofltrie numMr, and Mrs. J. B: Davlff, otvTerre ber of dollars worth of books sold Haute, Ind., arrived in town Sunduxlng the month of March, not lat- day night. They will make this er than Monday April 1, so that we their home for the summer, may award the winner the premium Our sick people are slowly improvfor. tho 1st. Contestant selling the ing. most. Please return same to our , ut "l n. J -- '1 n r H. D. CowX'nd. Nineteen Miles a Second 4 -- "?, . the awful speed of our tmrth through apace, 'We wonderat vh eas of nature's movement, ai. o do thppn who take Dr. King's JSw Life PHI. No griping, no distc cs, just thorough work that brings .ood liHftlth and flue feelings. 25o ar All in the chest acA, tight DniggUts. . companied by a short, dry dough, indicates an inflamed condition in Presolont In His Day. the lunas. To relieve It by the dolHOBE-HOUNA scientist has discovered that in lar size BALLABD'S 5321 A. D. the earth will cease to SYKUP; you get with turn on Its axle. But ,lf it shouldn't each bottle a free HEBBIOK'S he will be spared the humiliation of BED PEPPEB PQBOUS PLAS-TEfor the chest, The syrup rehearing the people denounce him as a laxes the tightness and the plaster ' Ilar Memphis News. drawa out the inflammation, It is an ideal combination for 'curing Accident will happen, but the best regulated colds settled In the lutiffB. Sold by, (millet keep Pr. Tbesaas' Electric Oil for such St. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporaetaergenciee. Twoafiwj wvd j4 at all itofM. ted. Diuif Department, D without' jar. shock or disturbance, An All'Fools Day Social will given .at. the cdlored skating, rink 'Monday mht Aprjl 1,1912. PruQHfdp f'rrlif benefit o, the A. M. E. Z'ph blinrch. A number gut'ai'ms contest free. i'irat .prize it cake, second prize a pie. The public is cordinlly invited. Oonnnirpe: Lula D. Jackson and E. B. Hawkjus. be. ' tj B .lift'. M IWPpwilw,'W",""B,,WS ik .. LM&atMm -- :i4 ' 'V Pftiili null HIITIIM V",,, li ,WHI.'V"Sf "W-- ESS11 ' 'y wnrura, (MFBSS33B '' 1 I I ' Saved! on, (be irjorntae I hmtd about Cardul,"wrrte Mrs. Elmer Sicidcr, of Tmts I I I H was in. Madisouville Wednesday. Our 1012 baseball goods are now In. Mrs. John Pae, of Nortonvllle, SPECIAL SALE Madisouville Notes U v T Sisk Bros., - Madlsonvillct- Bernard hospital this week. Mrs. T. J. Morgan, of Nortonvllle, wasm Madlsonvlllo Wednesday. Substantial men of high character Tbeo Watts te quite III Ky. at the St. 0F.J:ACE CURTAINS If yon are interested in tasty window furnish-iugdon't fail to see our display of the newest things in s. t ' ' PRINCESS SPECIAL! This Popular Photo Play Theatre is nqw under new management and it's management guarantees its patrons high 'class entertainments. ;, Especially Adopted for Ladies' and Children We are again running the "Worlds Best Pictures.' You know what that means. "Lublns." "Biograph," "Kalems," ,"Essany," "Pathe," "Sellg" and "Vitograph." . i Mrs. m Haute, lad. "I trted Car- dui, and it helped mt gretty.,Mofw, Idomyown Washing and ironing." with influenoo and large acquaintance In their locality wanted iu all parts of Ohio, Kentucky and Southern Indiana to personally introduce our traveling advertising represen- iCARDUl The Woman's Tonic Cardui Is a mild, tonic remedy, purely vegetable, and ads lit a natural manner on the delicate, womanly constitution, building up strength, and toning up the nerves. In the past 50 years, Cardui has helped more nan a million women. You aro urged to try it, because we are sure that it will do you good. t&i At all &ng store. IWW profitable business and being Identified permanently with high claw", responsible, honest enterprise. No Investment whatsoever required, When necessary to come to New York expenses paid. For full particulars address with reference. The Montray Realty Co., 200 Fifth " 2t Ave., New York. MIsh Kathrlno Spillman waB in Mndisouvillo Wednesday. Miss Ed Jaokeon was in Madinon-vlll- e Wednesday. Call 185 and have your clothes Btoamed pressed and dry cleaned. SANITAKY aTHABt PltESSING WOKKS Mrs. John Long waB in Mndison- tative. Immediate remuneration liberal; those who become interested have opportunity of loarning Nottinghams, Cotton Cluny, Fillet Nets, Battenburg and Bonne Femmes Note these special prices on fine and medium grade cnrtains. 1 SPECIAL PRICE ... 1 Lot Regular $2 5o News of the Town Mrs. Blount Jones, of Madison-villwas in town "Wednesday. MrB. Flotch Dompsey, of Madisou-Tillwas in town "Wednesday. Miss Luriinu Coil and William Ross visited ' friend" in Mortons Gap WednoBday afternoon. We have a nloe lino of white and sold ohina ware. Sibk Bsos., Madisonville, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Rush and daughter Elizabeth and tors, M. E. e, Sanitahy Steam Pressing wobks ville Wednosday afternoon. Mrs. Ohaille Barnott went to Wednesday afternoon. $100 course In FOR SALEr-On- e anything except civil engineering, from International Correspondence School of Scranton Fa. Will sell at a bargain. Apply at Bee Office. Mrs. Iley Brinkley was in Madisouvlllo Wednesday afternoon. Clyde Thompson was In Madlson-vi- ll Wednesday. Cull 185 and have your clotheB Btoamod pressed and, dry cleaned. Mad-iBonvll- ffl IUU Curtains 9 ftft SPECIAL PRICE.... CiaUU SPECIAL PRICE 1 Lot Regular $3.00 Lot Regular $1.50 4 OurtaioB le 1 Lot Regular $3.00 Curtains $K &&? flft faiUU 5 Oartainn SPECIAL PRICE $4.00 OartaiiiR Q SPECIAL PRIDE 1 Lot $5.00 R-gu- lLotRjgu'ar lar SPECIAL PRICE Curtains fti UiUU 9 OC Wifey Kv .. h PS I? W. P. Graham was in Madlsonvlllo Wednesday. 1 Lot extra wide;. I Rfa9 Roy Davis was in Madlsonvlllo 1 Lot Special Wednesday. Value O lino of We have the.awellest Novelty Curtains spring hata ever bronght to tbis market. Call and Bee them. Miss Annie B. Mooke Arthur Vinson was in night. Rash spent Thursday in Evnusville. Miss Ruth Sweeney, of Madison-vlllUT-LE- Y MIssLuey Fawcott went to Evans-vill- o waB in town Wednesday, Friday afternoon. Wanted At onoe Cleau cotton Mrs. Dan M. Evans was in Evans-vil- e ragB, at Bee Office Friday afternoon. Robert Foatherstoue was In MadiINCORPORATED Ben Evans went to EvaiiBvIUo souville Wednesday. Friday. House Furnishing and Un-- " Wo can save you money on your Don't fall to return your votes spring bat. Gall and fioe our line. dertaking Wednesday afternoon, not later than Misb Annie B. Moobe Madisonville, Kentucky 5 o'clock. Mrs. Luko Rogers, of Madisor- Mrs. T. J. Morgan and daughter, vllle, spent Wednesday with Anna Marie Morgan wero in town daughter, Mrs. Frank DeVylder. her entertained a number of her' little Wednesday attending Barnes friends, Tuesday afternoon, tho ocCowaud opening. Eggs For Sale casion being the fifth anniversary of If yon expect to paper this Spring you her birthday. After dollar will j For only it will pay you to boo our line bo one sitting onepure bred S. sell Bull al hours of enjoymentspending severO. of consisting of buying. iore Sisk Bitos., Orphingtnu eggs. Stock for sale. gam6a, recitations and music, the Madisouville, Ky. little folks wero invited to the Mbs. A. R. Blanks, Mrs. John Oravot, of Madlsonvlllo, whero they were Berved Madisouville, Ky. was in town Wednesday. with all kinds of good things such as Mrs. Will Morton, of Madisonville, cakes, ices, mints, nuts and candies. Dance at Armory was in town Wednesday. The table was beautifully decorated The dunce uivennt the Armory with violets, they being the bivth When iu Madisouville iu the afternoon tlou't fail to go to tho Wednesday evening was greatly month flower of the hostess. The favors wore bunches of violets and Mntinee hi I ho Princess. Tlieatre. enjoyed dy all who attended. little candy chickens in violet nests. Mrs. J. B. Ross, of Madisouvlllo, From nil report the littlo folks had Glorious News was in town Wednesday. comen from Dr. 3 , T. Curtlsa, Dwight a delightful time. The guests InMrs. Ruby Lafloon wab in town on Kan. Ho witas: "I not only 'have cluded littlo Misses Edith Price, Wednesday afternoon. oured bad oases of eczema in my pa- Mary Irene Devylder, Geraldlue and tients with Electric Bitters, but also Mrs, Walter Dulln, of Madison-vlll- cured myself by them of the same Ellon Donahue, Margaret Virginia waa in town Wednesday. disease. I foel sure they will bene- Cowaud, Mary Moore Randolph, This of Spalding Baseball fit any oaso of exzuma." proved,shows Helen Elizabeth Salmon, Loretto "Full lino that Marie Dubuisson, Margaret Roger', what thousands have eupplios at Bubs., Sisk Electric Bitters is a mast effective Frances Ashby, Margaret Helen Madisouville, Ky. blood purifier. Its an excellet remO'Brien, Masters Dudley Sisk, and Mrs. Judge Gordon, of Madison-ville- , edy for eczema, tetter, salt rheum, Lawerenco Daves, ulcers, bolls and ruuning sores. It ;was in town WoMSsdaystimulates llvor, kidneys and bowels Call and see our ljne,.of4 pattern expels polon, helps digestion, Eepols Attack of Death bulldB up tho strength. Price 50ots. and ready to wear hats.' "Five years ago two doctors told guaranteed by All Satisfaction me I had only two years to live." Miss Annie B. Moore. Druggists, This startling statement- was made The many friends of Mrs. H. D. by Stillman Green, Malaohlte, Col. Birthday Party Oowand will be glad to know that "They told me I would die with her condition is muoh improve'd. Little Miss Anna Marie O'Brien with consumption. It was up to me then the best lunsr medicine and I began to use Dr. King's New Discovery. It was. well did, for today I am working and believe I owe my, life to this great throat and lung cure that has cheated the grave of you feel dull; out of sorts, dMcoaraged. When another victim." Its folly to Buffer everything seems, to. be' koIbjc half aick and with coughs, colda or other throat , wrong-- you can' blame It on year liver. It la and lung troubles now. Take the torpid, Tou need cure that's safest. Price 50 cents and. $1.00. Trial bottle free at All e, Special Nottinghams 50o the Pair 2 yards flfl WW Madison-Wednesd- ay A nice line of Net and Scrims e, O'BRYAN; & CO. . . din-ingroo- m e, O. A. Glossner, 24 Ontario St., Rochestra, N. Y., has recovered from a long and severe attack of of kidney trouble, his cure being due to Foloy Kidney Pills. After detailing his case, he says: "I am onlv sorry I did not learn Booner of of Foley Kidney Pills. In a few of- Earlington ; days tlmo my backache completely Elizabeth Victory, mt and feltgroatly Improved. Mlsp Mary Rubv Morton, Florence left kidneys I My became stronger, dizzy Allyne, Bonnie Vera Murphey. spells left me and I was no longer annoyed &z night. 1 feel 100 per Foley Kidbetter Mrs. Sue Jernigan, of Madison cent Pills." siuce usingaction, quick ney Tonic m villo, attended Barnes, Cowaud & in results. Try them. Co.'s Millinery Opening Wednrr. Sold "By St. Bernard Mining Co. Incorporated, Drug Department. day. Mrs. Marlon Mitohell visited her father, R. B. Tapp, and sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barnes, of GreenRon Maugrum, at Manitou, this ville, who have been in this city several days, returned home vested week. day. Mesdames Kirby Gordon, Press LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES Ross, Will Morton, John Grayott, Walter Dulln, M. J. Clark, H. H. They Are Closely Observing Public Holeman, Rubv Laffoon, Ohas. Osborne, O. B. Tato and Will Ross, of Health Conditions MadisonvUle, were in the city yesAn examining physician for one of terday attending- a Bridge Party the prpminet Life Ineurance Com- given by Mrs. Victory. panies, in au interview ou the, subMIsb Margaret Mitchell, of this ject, made the astonishing statement city, was in Madisonville Thursday. that the reason why so many applicants for insurance are rejected Is Miss Edna Jackson, of place, was because kidney trouble is so common In Madisonvill Thursday. to the American people, and the large majority of applicants do not even suspect that they have the dis. Backache Almost Unbearable ease. Is an almost certain result of kid,H states that judging from his own, experience and reports from ney troble. D. Toomey, 803 E. Olive druggists who are constantly In di- St., Bloomington, III., says: "I in rect' touch with the public, thoro is suffered with baokaohe and painsun- ouV preparation that hae probably my kidneys which were almost I gave Foley Kidney be&'ri more successful In relieving nearable. Pills a good trial, and they done and curing these diseases than any wondors for me; Today can do a I remedy known. The mild and of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp real hard days work and not foel tne Root is' Boon realized. It stands the will etteats." Foley ofKidney PJUb kidney and cure any case highest for its remarkable record of bladder trouble not beyond the roach cures. of medicine No rae'dioine can do Is strictWe find that Swamp-RoMininc ly an herbal compound and we would more. Sold by St. Beruard DeportCo., advise our readers who feel in need ment. Incorporated, Drug of such a remedy to give It a trial. on It Is or Bale at all drug storeB in bot Dr. B. C. McEuen, of St. Charles, two sizes and one tles was In town Friday. aonar. However, if vou wio,h first to test FOR SALE One good horse. Good Its wonderful merits, Bend to Dr.' Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for family uae, or, work horse, for for sample bottle, absolutely free. general use. Will sell cheap. When writing be sure and mention Ernest Newton. y the Earhngton Bee. John W, Sickle6mith, Grennsboro, Virgil Parker, of near Richland, Pa., haB threo children, and like was in town Wednesday afternoon. most children they frequently take Mrs. E. N. Blackburn, of Clay, 1b cold. "We have tried several kinds of cough says, visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank havo nevermedicine," he that 'but found any yet did them as muoh good as Chamber Fox thiH week. Pat Blair, who has been in Florida laiu's Cough Remedy." For sale by all Dealers. tor the past few months, returned home Wednosday afternoon. ce ot afternoon at her magnlflclent home on WB8t Broadway gave one of the most beautiful affairs of the season. The rooms w.ere dedorated In quan. itlties of jonquils and ferns. The highest score was made by Mrs. Clyde Ruby be presented an exquisite fdlver piciuro frame. At tho conclusion of the games a most beautiful luncheon wa served which oarrled out the aohemo of colors vellow and white. The mints, cakds and icps wore shaped as yellow Jonquils. Mrs. Head has been the bos-toof many beautiful parties in this city and it ib an occasion looked forward. to, when lnvatlons are issued to this home. The guests prer-owere: Mesdames W C. Morton, Claude Ross, PresB Ross, Will Ross, Charlie c Osjjurn, T. W. Gardiner, Johu Luusford, O. C. Givens, Ruby Lafloon, Jorrold Johnson, Will Hopewell, Ben Slaton, Fred Reinecke, H. H Holeman. Laurel Ruby, Clyde Ruby, Artie Cummins, Charley, Lindsay, Claude Morton, George Russell, J. D. McPhorson, Klrby Gordon, Smith Dulin, Walter Dulln, George Atkinson, Paul BankB John Victory, Carrie Atkinson, ss nt Henry Head ou Thursday i,.iiii.i B, , rany vrmiaiu onaie MADISONVILLE, KY, - Matinee Daily 2 p. . S James Buohannon, of Guthrie, was in this city Thursday and Fri day. Flotoher McOord, of the country, was in town Thursday. Mrs. Douglas O'Bryen, of this city was in Madisouville yesterday. Miss Mollie Whalen was In Madlsonvlllo yesterday. Marvin'H. Frather. of Madisonville, was here yosterday on business. DAEK HORSE AND PEA0E NEW CST Roosevelt Men, Realizing Defeat, Trying to Get Taft Out of the Way, Too Washington, D. 0., March 27. Realizing that they are "beaten to a frazzle," tho Roosevelt forces, according to information brought authority to the white house, will shortly turn tbelr machinery of agitation toward the grooming of a "dark horse" for the republican nomination. According to the indications the name of Assoolato JubMco Hughes of tne supreme court will be the one most used, at least' for the, pressnt. "Glvo us a" new man and bar mony," 1b to be: tho ory, the white houso learns- - Aefiooiato Justice Hughes has been indirectly Bounded by Roosovelt men.. Ho haB said emphatically that his position on the court precludes, his doing or Baying; anything political, but that, above all, he will not permit bis name to . be brought against Mr. Taft, wbp appointed him to the benob. " PreslclOIjt Tftft is understood to have been informed as to what Is to come off and is. UtidisUirbed vye$; 0 thu lU'oSpuOt. His friends Bay tbalf the game will not wdrk, The ro puplican party generally will haye discounted it in advance and will have adjusted itself to tho second nomination of Taft long before Gray-otAle- -- i ;. ''(? June. Tolegrams from various sections of the country received rs at Taft today indicated that in many places there is already a ' hoad-quarte- m r "' scramble for the band wagon. Ap. parently the couutrywlde view ib that Indiana and New York have settled the contest. feeling Check a blliouB half-sicbefore it gets seriouB. A dose of HERBINE is the remedy. It restores energy, appetite and cheerful spirits. Price 50o. Sold by St. Bernard Miniug Co., Incorporated Drug Department. k Church Notes ( llfty-ceut- I B Semi-Weekl- The Adult Wesley Bible Class, of the M. E. Church South will give a Tea at the Rink next Tuesday evening April 2 and 'will begin in time tc serve supper to any who will come. All are invited and a good social time is promised. Servicer at the M. E. Church South next Sunday at 11 :00 a. m. by the pastor and at 7:80 p. m. by the P. E., Rev." J. B. Adams. Sunday Sohool at 9:30 a. m. r Hardy Parker, of near Richland, was in the city Wednesday. Miss Dot Bean spent Wednesday night in MadiBonvillo. Don't Neglect a Child's Cough - to-tr- I The "Child's Welfare" movement has challenged the attention of tliougntiul people everywhere, Mothers are natural supporters, and will find in Foley's Honey and Tar Compoupd a most valuable aid. Coughs apd coldB that unchecked lead to Croup, bronchi tlB and pneu monia yield quickly to the healing and sootning qualities of Foley's Honey- - and Tar Compound. Contains no opiates and no harmful drnge. Ib a medicine, not a narcot ic. Refuse FUbstllutos. Bold by St. Bernard Mining Co. Incorporated, Drug Department. Deck Laffoon, of the Southard couptry country, was in town Wednesday night. jrpe KIrkwood, of St. Charles,'was in 'town Wednesday. Mrs. Lucy Bean spent Wednesday night in Madisonville.. Mrs.H. O. Fisher, who ha's been visiting her parents in Franklin, Ky., returned home Wednesday evening, Percy Stewart, of Madisonville, was m. town Wednesday night. (, THE 1 M SEASON'S IZfH SMARTEST STYLES : X When visiting ..,:, the metropolis Pocket of 2a wt)"Iridianabe sure Mint' rum iofe -- .. ;'J I Tsbdicall at; the HV fn gjS 3 store of the Pocked Shoe Go. Mt"-- 3 N LOW CUT $M FOOTWEAR fits v the store that gives the i- - ' best i s h ore... values, HERBINE A Mtdlcint.of J?owr Ui Ai! Druggists. : Charlie Barnett went to tbiB afternoon-tWqo'dard-trlav .Madison-vill- a ; o attend tho ' , Livtr Diordri. '" whether they be for man, woman or child. ' . Wtfea Ih'e liver Is torpid, It throws Impurities Into tEe feycterav which hamper every organ In the body. The result Is that functional processes are not properly carried on. Imparities get Into the blood, the stomach Is bilious, the kidneys weak' and the 'bowels Irregular generally constipated. Hefblne clears out all these impurities, opens up tho obstructed channels, strengthens the torpid liver, cleanses the blood, purifies and regulates the bowels. After the system has been thus overhauled, there Is an Immediate Improvement Appetite returns, digestion la good, the spirits rise, the mind clears of gloomy forebodings and everything looks bright ind cheerful, which means, sound, healthy, pendltlona everywhere In the body. J. Ii. Rogers.' pfNe bo, visited her daughter, Mrs. Tom' Oausler, Mrs, Wednesday. - , WHITE, TAN AND BLACK A Cold, Lagrjppe, Then Pneumonia I jMmt f. Price 50c yam mwwct par Bottle. . ir.uwt,m. gtfl-- Te ewe Smarting Rretmllis Sere ym r Weak atesneae mje saive. I3SH.P ANQ WCCOMWCNSJICevl we - ST. BERNARD MINING CO., Incorporated, Druj Department Is too often the fatal sequence, and coughs that hang on weaken the system and lower the vital resistance. R. G. Collins, Postmaster Barnegat, 27. J., was troubled with a severe la grippe cough. Ho says: "I would be completely exhausted after each fit of violent coughing. a, bottle of I bought Compound Foley's Honey and before I had and Tar taken It all. the. 'oouhmg spells fcftd entlrely,.09ftedf Foley's Honey.nd Tar Comp.e'lind cau't be beat." v X. stops the cough by healing the cause. Refuse substitutes. Sold by St. Bernard Mining Co, Incorporated, Drugr'DisTpartrnent. POCKET 217 SHOE MAIN STREET CO. INDIANA ny and sickly. They can't be otherwise while worms eat away their strength and vitality. A few doses Wormy children are unhappy, pu- nertorms a marvelous traus- 'formanbtf. Oheerf ulnoss, - strength add-tnTros- ofr WHITE'S, y OREA.M, .ERMI-FtTQl- S bloom of health1 Price 36c per bottle. Sold by St. Beruard Miuing Co., Incorporated, Drug Department, Bpeed-Uy.r..r.etur- n, EMILE, THE - STORE WITH THE BRASS FEET FRONT '3 ' U hu& MakaM Hv?!j ..- Jy!ffmF v-,- . i,tKVKiHmt 4pVk4ll,10"" i ii'rw - iiiiifjjiffjs 'T.''" ''.ini; mmmm'mmmmmm"m"mmm"'m''mmm?mm'mmm''mm''''"'mmmmm'''mm''mmmi'"'ma''mmmmmmmm m :1 1&fil&G8' w MEMBERS EVANSVILLE REBATE ASSOCIATION Boys' Confirmation and Dress Suits at Prices That Will Suit ail Purses you can't bring the boy in let us send you suits on approval. Suits with the ' mannish air1' that boys' like not the ordinary kind that you can get "any old place." Every boy wants a new suit, hat, shoes and furnishings, for Easter and especially if he is to be confirmed, where Our a stylish, well fitted suit is almost a necessity state and boys' department is about the biggest in the has the supervision of men who have devoted many The best years to the purchasing for this department of materials are bought and made according to our order. Thus you are getting a made-t- o order suit that is dressy and durable and at a ldver price anywhere else in this section. ( If Mi DECIDED TO EXTNED I I i f i See The Handsome Light Weight Reefer Overcoats i I; v : R FACTORY PI A Few Days On Account of Delay To One of Our Cars of Pianos They arc Now Here and are Beauties CJ A IT PAYS TO TRADE HERE IW. . , : :, I ' Paper Plates for Animal Pets. Using paper plates for animal pets will bo found, to bo a good plan. Some peoplo do not take the care to wasa plates kept for dogs and cats, although they Bhould be kept scrupulously clean and be usefi for no other purpose. Paper plates, which may o bo bought by the hundred for but money, may be burned after they have been used. It Is also a good Idea to have a piece of zinc put on tho back porch, where the pets are likely to bo fed, .and place tho dishes on this for them. The zinc is easily cleaned. lit-tl- Girls of Other Days. When mother was young and girlies felt sad, for solace to verso they would turn; ono beautiful fountain ot comfort they had, which soothed tha most turbulent yearn. When mother felt morbid and downcast and punk, away to tho garret she'd steal, and snuggle down closo by an old leather trunk and read a few yards ot 3uccess. "Lu-clle." COMMISSIONER'S SALE' Hopkins Circuit Court Kentucky 11 CARLOAD emcL OF I? I.?. I? The Kentucky Baufc & Trust Barbed wIih cut', rairjjed wounds, collar tuiri harness trails henl up qulcklv when BALLARD'S SNOW Co., Adms. of J. H. Baldwin, ilNIAIENT la applied. Ifc is both Deed., Plaintiff. healing and onHpopuc. Pric 25, 60. and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by St. v. Notice of Sale iu Equity. Bernard iVilntiijr Co., Incorporated, Drug Department. J. W.Shorrou, Guardian, etc., Makeshift. The Israelites were gathering man ml "It will do well enough until we gel where we can buy patent breakfast foods," they remarked. Boston A See Them AT FACTORY 5l 1 v r I i PIANOS PRICES Defen'aute. By virtue of a judgment and order of sale of the above Oourr, the ntidnrsiixned Master Commissioner will on Monday, the 1st day of April, 1912, at the WeFt-er- u door of the Court House in Madisonville, Ky., proceed to expose to public sale, to the high est and best bidder, on a c'rpflit of 6 mouths, oue House aud Lot, in the towu of Earliuatou, Kv. Lot No. 14 in Block 11, as shown on the Pint of suid town and is the same lot consigned to J. H. Baldwin, deed, by J. W. Thompson and wife. D. 'B. 72, page 275, proper office. J. E. Arnold, Muster Commissioner H. 0 0. Transcript ft" 1 If you have trouble In getting rid f your cold you may know thafyou jure not treating it properly. There '1b no reason why a cold should hanjr on for weeks, and it will not if you take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. For sale by all De-r9. l DON'T, WAIT COME 'QUICK The Chance of a Lifetime is . 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"No, sir," replied the tance and without responsibility for negro, nonchalantly, "dls am her first marriage." the result. Exchange - ' V :?: Mb : Vfl i." i. or I TEMPLE THEATRE One Night Only t 0 '" ,1 In Monday, April 1st THE GREATEST COMEDY IN YEARS Senumann '-the RootVeilerPianos ui :4 These PianosgeVe superior in every way, fully and reliably .guaranteed, and rank as very best products of the Piano maker's skill to, 'Caei Jones By OLIVER LABAD1E si Ifc! M bis W :. SELECTED CAST CLEVER SPECIALTIES XkisExtraordinary Sale Will place thesd splendid pianos in your home atfactpry prices. You buy them direct of th Factory's Personal Representative, and save all middleman's profit and . i v. i v -- A REAL SHOW -- I ti P i Voij'll Laugh Till You're Red in The Face I expenses. FACTORY STATE REPRESENTATIVE 4 ff K PRICES 25, 35, 50 and 75cts Seals Ifn on Sale at Brinkley's, Get Your Seats Early if Nw Stand Down- - You Want to Sit . it, Marvin H Prather Madisonville, Ky. Jti Jf'BWBWl i. CJitTi'i .'rat 'ir - .4 .. "W 'f'" ,MWa4&tMW4JU - - iW--Swm- H.'- - " ,' '" jvAW-j-- " 9 3SC C. A. MORTON MADISONVILLE, KY. EPS SHOES i arc the 8jS5V f pg f- - Ife Lm J Funeral Director and Embalmer Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night. ... MISS MINERVA AND Vanta ueart?" ho aSKeu. Ts already promised to marry WILLIAM GREEN HILL Miss Cecilia when I puts on long pants, but if we ever gets a 'vorce I'd 'nother sight ruther have you 'n (Continued from'PaKfl 2.) anybody. You can be my lady frlen', ball the day It was put in waiting for anyhow," was tho loud reply. Jt to ring. "I'm coming for you to go riding in l' Jimmy, coming up on tho front my little pony and cart," said a gigporch and through the door gling Jimmy. and seeing him sitting there, rang "All right, I's going to ask Aunt Mithe door hell Just for a Joke, nerva to lemme go. Can't wo tako ready to hurst into a laugh when Jimmy, too?" the other llttlo boy turned around and This was too much for tho little Baw who it was. Billy, however, in boy. Ho had held himself In as long his eagerness mistook the ring for tho as possible. He burst into a peal of telephone boll and Joyfully climbed up laughter so merry and so loud that on the chair, which ho had Btatloned Billy, turning quickly, almost fell out n readiness. He took down tho re- of tho chair. ceiver as ho had scon Jimmy do In his to me "What you doin', home, and, without once seeing that talk to Marie Yarbrough th'oo " llttlo boy standing a fow feet from ho questioned angrily. hlm ho yelled at the top of his "Mario you pig's foot," was the inlungs: elegant response. '"That was Just me "Hello! Who is that?" "This is Mario Yarbrough," replied Jimmy from tho doorway, instantly half-ope- n thotel-cphono?- The only complete line of W. L. Douglas Shoes in Hopkins coun- ty BAKER & HICKMAN Madisonville, Ky. to you all tho timo. You all time think ypu talking to llttlo girls and all times 't ain't nobody but me." A light dawned on tho innocent one. Ho promptly hung up tho receiver and got down out of tho chair. Beforo Jimmy was fully awaro of his Intention, Billy had thrown him to the floor and wub giving him a good pommeling. " "Say vou pq 'nou"?" he VTn Special Bargains in Muslin Underwear Call and see our new line of Muslin Underwear, prices ranging from 25c to $3.00 7 CANSLER & MALONEY Bw OSEMBiMMWEJiyJIOHWM ''I think you're 'bout the sweetest recognizing Billy's mistake. Marie 'Yarbrough was a little girl much admired by the two boys, as she had a pony and a cart of her very own. Hpwever, she lived la a different part of the town and attended another Sunday school, so they had no speaking acquaintance with her. "I Jus' wanted to talk to Ton," went OQ the counterfeit Marie, stifling a faugh and trying to talk like a girL llt- was tho threatening rejoinder. CHAPTER XVI. "He'd better never hear tell of It," A SPLENDID OFFER tlo boy there is and I want you to come to my party." "I aho' will," screamed the gratified Billy, "If Aunt Minerva'Il lemma. jWbat makes you talk bo much like jjlmmy?- - "Who? that little old Jimmy Garner? I hope I don't talk like that chicken; he's "bout tho measliest boy that is and I like you 'nother sight better's him. You're a plumb Billy," came from the door Jim-Dand- y, prT. "Bo's you," howled back the delighted and nattered Billy. Jimmy thought he would pop bride open In his efforts to Keep from laughing. "How'd you like to be my sweet- - A.MAUit) -- njI " r l Ml I I 11 S-L- dc When shown positive and reliable proof that a certain remedy had cured many cases of female ills, wouldn't woman conclude that the same remedy would also benefit her if suffering with the same trouble ? Here are five letters from southern women wliich prove the efficiency of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. any-sensibl- e from his position astride of the other boy. "I got 'nough, Billy," repeated Jimmy. "Say you sorry you done it. "I say I sorry I done it," abjectly repeated tho younger child. "Get up. Billy, 'fore you bust my stommld: open." "Say you alnt never to tell nobody, cross yo' heart," was the next command. "I say I ain't nover going to tell nobody, cross my heart Get up, Billy, fore you makes me mad, and ain't no telling what Til do to you If I get mad." 'Say you's a Jc2ebel Bkunk." "I ain't going to say I'm nothing of the kind," spiritedly replied the under low-dow- n The Humble Petition. Billy, sitting In an old buggy In front of the livery stable, had Just engaged in a long and Interesting conversation with Sam Lamb. He was getting out of the vehicle when the sharp wire around the broken rod caught In the back of his trousers and tore a great hole. He felt a tingling pain and looked over his shoulder to Investigate. Not being satisfied with the result, he turned his back to the negro 'and anxiously Inquired: "Is my breeches tore, Sam?" "Dey am dat," was the reply, "dey am busted fm Dan te'r Beersheha." "What I gom' to do 'bout It?" asked the llttlo boy. "Aunt Minerva sho' rlll be mad. These here's new trousers what I ain't never woro got a needle an' tell today. Aln't-yo-u thread1 bo's you can fix 'em, Sam?" "Nary er needle," said Sam Lamb. "Is myunlon suit tore, too?" asked Billy aga'ln turning his back for inspection. His friend made a close examination. "Yo unions is Injured plum was his discouraging decision, "and hit 'pears ter me dat yo hide Bone suffer, too; you's got or turriblo bran-spankin' The Earlington Bee AND THE Evansville Courier (DAILY) At i1 Both For $3.00 One Year Send or bring the above amount to The Earlington Bee and re' ceive both papers one year. Remember this 1b presidential year aud The Evansville Courlor will give you the tjest nnd latest political news, cartoons, markets, editorials aud dispatches from all over the" world, and is in every way a metropolitan, fascinating and instructive paper. h i j't scan-erlous-," Jf '!!"' il The Hub's Showing of New Spring The child sighed. The Injury to the is now complete and ready flesh was of small Importance he for your inspection. We are a second, then dropped her eyes to the featuring paper where an Interesting article on Foreign Missions held her attention. The now Arrow Shirts, fCiuets) J1.B0 and $2 Hub and othor makes of "Aunt Minerva. I snaKsred Aunt Shirts, 50c to $3 Beautiful Neckware, (Including Oheney's) 26c and $1.50 $1.60, Interwoven Sox, 25o pair. Holeproof Sox, 50ij box of 0 pairs, guarantMinerva, I snagged my my skin pair. eed to wear 6 mouths). Silk Sox. 25c ana "Let me see the Dlace." she said, ab NEW SPRING HATS SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR THE sently, her eyes glued to a paragraph "We are showing all the new styles In soft and still hats in different describing a cannibal feast. to $5. The shades. Among them you will And tho famous Stetson, $3.60 made, none "I 's on It right now." ho re The Mluk, $2.5". The Sphjux, best hat plied. excepted for $2. The Hub Specials, $1 and $160. Boys Confirmation Another long silence ensued. Billy Hats, $1 to $2. ChildR Hat, 50c to $1 60. Caps, (men's and boyB') 60o to resolved to settle the matter. $1.50' "I's gettln' sleenv." he vawned. "Aunt Minerva, I want to say my prayers and go to bed." (To be Continued.) Mftllony-Hudsons,$3. scratch." Hats and Furnishings 1 fined in bed over one third of my time for ten months. I could not do my houaowork and had faintlnff spells so that my husband could not leave mo iilono for five minutes at a time. X "Now I owo my health to Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. Whenever I seo a suffering woman I want to tell her what these medicines havo, done for mo and I will always speak a good word for them." Mrs. Eobkbt BiANKENBim,ElllBton, Montgomery Co., Va. New Orleans, La. "I was passing through tho Change of L.lfe and before I took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound I was troubled with hot flashes, weak and dizzy feelings, backache and irregularities. I would get up in tho morning feeling tired out and not fit to do anything. "Since I havo been taking your Compound and Blood Purifier I feel all right. Your medicines are worth their weight in gold." Mrs. Gaston Bloxdemt, 1541 Polymnla St., New Orleans, La. . Elliston, Va.- great medicine. to you and fool it my duty to "I was a sufferer fromexpress my thanksand had been your confomale troubles LETTER FROM VIRGINIA. TtrHSfeirmI 1 1 HfeTI mu- - EVANSVILLE INDIANA 11 J I I I. O. O. F. HENRY LEVY PRO? Main and Fifth. patrons. 'THEATRE .v-- . Exclusive Hats and Furnishings Member Merchants Rebate Association. Fares refunded to out of town 4 ' o J4ortons Gap, Ky. liETTER FROM LOUISIANA. ,dog. low-down M Wauchula, Fla. toms, headache, backache, bearing-dowby female troubles. " I got two bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vcgotoble Compound and a packago of Sanative Wash and that was all I used to make mo a well woman. "I am satisfied that if I had done like a good many women, and had But not taken vour remedies, I would havo been a great sufferer.cost I started very much in time with tho right medicine and got well. It did not cither. I feel that you are a friend to all women and I would rather uso your remedies than have a doctor." Mrs. Mattik Hodnot, Box 406, Wauchula, Florida. n, " Some time ago LETTER FROM FLORIDA. ' you my sympI wrote to you givingwalking, caused and dUcomfort in "You all timo wanting somebody to call thelrselfs somopln. You're a Isabella skunk yourself." "You got to say ,it," Insisted the victor, renewing hostilities. "I'll say I'm a Isabella, 'cause Isabella discovered America, and's in tho Bible," replied the tormented one; "Miss Cecilia 'splahied It to me." Billy accepted his compromise and Jimmy's flattened stomach, relieved of its burden, puffed out to its usual rouddnes3 as that little boy ro3e to hjs feci, saying: "Sam Lamb would V died Billy, if he'd seen you telephon- - Sat.ilMar. 30 ONE NIGHT ONLY The Show thatnever crrowB old THE FAMOUS (( FINE FOR Hurt" Furniture j'i ' "A PAIR OF COUNTRY KIDS" A. Comedy Drama in Four Furniture has to put up with a lot of knocks, bruises and bumps they're bound to show unless you overcome them and make your furniture good as new by using IN Acts Special Scenery. Sinning and Dancing Specialties POLISHALL Removes light spots makes scratches invisible and renders the varnisti more lustrous and enduring. Good for pianos, tables, chairs, and for all furniture having a fine. finish. 25 and 50 cents the bottles. 4 Martinsburg, W. Va. "I am glad to say that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegedaughter and myself. table Compound has done wondors for my mother,daughter says that when ' I have told dozens of people about it and my ' she hears a girl complaining with cramps, she tells her to take your Compound." Mrs. MART A. Hockkkbkbbt, 712 N. 3rd St Martlnsburg, W. Va. vNewport News, Va. "About five years ago I was troubled with such pains and bloating every month that I would have to go to bed. Compound and "A friend told me to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable The medicine I soon found relief. my taking it. strengthened me in every way and my doctor approved of I will be glad if my testimony will help some ob who is suffering from female weakae."Mrs.W. J. BtArrosr, 1029 Hamptoa Ave., Newport News. Va. . LETTER FROM WEST VIRGINIA. COMING SOON! A ANOTHER LETTER FROM VIRGINIA. ,Why don't you try tfeU,Habte remedy? Coburn's Mighty Minstrels lit Big Fun NigKt With Your Friends Xli and . Inxie The Kids Popular Prices 25,v35 and 50 CcBtfl . St. Bernard Mining Company Incorporated DRUG DEPARTMENT ' GZ3 ..- - irr.y ::jK.at ZinmfflMxuxx Baker to Hfckman's Great 1 1 Begins Wednesday, Apri 3, Ends Saturday, April 20 event is looked forward to by thousands This great of satisfied customers who appreciate our x qualities and know from experience the enormous reductions we make during these sales. semi-annual I WE ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEE EVERY ITEM to be iust as advertised, both?, in quality and price. No bargain : 1 baits here. vr . Entire Stock to be Included in This Sale . hich are sold under contract All Loom End Calico, Loom End Specials 25,000 Simpson's arid American calico, red, gray, light and dark, blue 1 years of 1 Except Douglas; Shoes and Styleplus Suits . . .... Yard, JLength and Under, Per Yard, One Cent IS up. r Lace Curtains $2.00 3 yard length extra wide $1.50 3 yard length, white or ecru . . . . LadiesShoes arid Oxfords $2.75 Shoes in patentleather and ci, button or lace 1 during this; fcale . . . Vi- - Men's Shoes sale price .O $1.48 93c Goods and Oxfords $2.50 Shoes, in Gun metal, patent leather or vici, button or lace, at $2.50 Shoes, tan, but- ton or lace at $3.50 Shoes, tan, but- ton in this sale at. . $3.50 vici Blucher, dur-ing this sale $1.75 Kangaroo, Cap or plain toe shoes. . $2. 75 pit leather Oxford button or lace, for. . . $2.75 Tan Oxtord, button for or-lac- 3,000 yards of Simpson's Silkoline, regular price figured .98 12c, sale price . i 2,000 yards of A. F. C. and Zepher Ginghams regular price 10 and 12 cents y sale price H .3 I C Wollen Dross '$3.50. patent Jeather button or lace'l . . $1 75 vici, AQ p I .wO AA p I i90 A A 4' . 2,000 yards Amoskeag Blue Cham-br- a 50c Mohair, in black, blue and tan, yard wide.... 40c Fancy worsted in red blua ad Mack yd. vride 75c Fancy and plain serge extra, wide 65c New serges, seades wide All sale Ginghams, extra wide, reguprice 10 lar "9 and 12c l 1,000 yards fancy stripped and figured Percale, regular price 12, sale price .1J2 15c Suiting in neat 4 IU stripes 20c Bordered curtains Jg? Swiss .' j1 .f IJ .28 .25 .48 all .48 yard of our $1.00 Dress goods QQ at yard during .p? $1.00 Taffeta Silk, yd. wide button or lace during thissale $2.75 suede; pumps $2. 75 ap at..; Ssstrap ;. 1.23 1.98 m99 qa ..faivO .99 f MQ .1 I .40 4 AA .IO 1.98 1 Q black only "Jtz Q I pumps in velvet, patent leather, vici ; 4 AA or tan at. . . .v.'. ...... . Jf I v rt $1.50 vici, cap or plain toe, during Jhis sale . ing but new, Suits, 1912 models, guaranteed to be cor rect in style and quality. $25.00 Schloss Bros. make go at $22 60 Schloss Bros. make go at $18.50 Schloss Bros. make, reduced to.. $15.00 Sonneborn makei 11 reduced to. $12.50 Sonneborn make reduced to up-to-da- te Men's and Young Men's Clothing LOT No. lThis lot contains noth- $2.75 Colonial style in black or tan All $3.50 Oxfords, ex- - , 83c $1.98 QQ 3)b.?Q 21.50 18.48 14.48 .98 9.89 LOT No. 2 In this lot there are many Suits that are practically as good, both in style and quality, as can be found anywhere, yet they do not come quite up to our standard A chance here to get a good suit for a little money. . Suit Cases $5.00 Leather Suit, Cases with straps $1.25 Suit Case, exira value .'.... Rugsartd Mattings $18. 50 9xl2foom size Rugs at j Staples 6c Aficgjapgham.-. . . .. 22 Ac atv.n..;?., Rattier tic '4 ll rn a 1 .3 71 .$14.48 $16,50 9x12 room at .$12.48 $15.00 9x12 room 'size Rugs at .... $11.48 $3.50 9x12 Matting .... . size Rugs cept Douglas go at. . $1.75 Oxfordsdn patent leather and vici, strap dr. lace during this sale $1.25 Oxtords strap or lace, during this sole, . tnm $1.48 98c 89c 0Q fatfC hUC nrvv Table Linen 35c in both red and blue plaid i inches wide, QElfk 40c Bleach, 62 nice for the price' 65c Mercerized, 64 inches MQ wide good quality $1.25 Guaranted pure linen 20c Feather tic at 51 10c Check cotton. . .' .Q3 ing this sale $5.00 36x72 Rugs during this sale . . $3.75 36x72 Rugs during this sale.. $2.50 30x60 Rugs during this sale. $1.50 27x64 Rugs during this sale .... du.r:$2.75 ....$3.25 SO Qfi Big Reduction on Misses andijjChildren's SKoes Big collection of; Shoes and ! "! 10c Dundee percalo '. ..0 Overalls . 1.98 98c SJippers on counter. J& good place to get '' bargains 75c $22.50. Schloss. Bros. 11 make reduced to. . . $18.50 Schloss' Bros, make reduced tq... . . . $15.00 SonneBorrTmake reduced to,v...... if. $10 00 Sonneborn iriafeej reduced to $7.50 Suits reduced to . . One lot Boys' Long Pant Suits at one-hapfice. Big reduction on all Boys' Knee Pant Suits. .98 9.89 7.48 3.48 r . lf Counterpanes $2. 00 full size, w 'Domestics Shirts One lot Wen's Dress shirts $1.00 grade, at-- . One lot Men's 50 and 75c Dress shirts, at Men's 50c Work shirts will go at. 7 Umbrellas Asiortment; $1.60 to $2 50 . values, for .f QgJ $1.00 O'Brynn Bros. Duckhead and our special, none better during this sale at plain or fringK: $1.50 plain or fripge. r . Qk J 9 .40 4 Booittr brown,. r ...... .......bQ ;y "ut"- - tfoC lt "." J' M. .7 JAA $!G AQA $3$Q DfC rt BlMck... I I H Begins April 3 iMlHMHIMINUMItiHIMMmMM HICKM AN i,. 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