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Digital page images are linked to the text file. rt+ + + rfr i 3JLs7sW9pvk faMrynl Aa c e 0 rr mow f jN ti I x- j a r r i i n 1 it t66 d b h1 rt Y r t w o Ici TUESDAYr i ki and l i ais- u AFTERNOON FRIDAY tit 4I2 FRioarAFTERNOON L J IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINEiSS ADVERTISE JT FOR SALE II 1i 1 TWENTYTHIRD YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY u KY TUESDAY APRIL 2 1912 it 2t c- Il Jr r r l J It Tlk Big Loom Ener Sale Begins Tomorrow II a Baker Hichman Madisonville Ky r it Be on Hand and Get Your Share r a I LICENSE FOR SOFT DRINKS i y Earlington peslrrs- r r Must Oiv X500 BQndand Pay f Nominalaicense M M Z V ORDINANCE PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL AT LAST NIGHT SESSIO Last night the EIrlin ton City Council passed an ordinance the rteffeotof which will be to regulate the traffic in near beer aridotber just over thelin- p V drinks that do not bear the approval of temperance sentiment fi and the further effect of makin g lew numerous and easier of reg illation the places at which sucl drinks are often vended It wil 1 aid materially in repressing any nighaatany coo- nectionI with some soft dripE fy stand if not under such local p- oI lice regulation The ordinapc e follow AN ORDINANCE rii The Oi ty Council of the City of t Earlington Kentucky do ordaii n t as follows 1 That before engaging ii f the occupation of selling by tail what is commonly irt Seft Drinks and before etigag J t lug ln the occupation of set ing biretail cider the persqn part Y nership or corporation desiring to do so shall procure a license i and pay an annual tax thereon of 100t Provided however that no license shall be required l to sell cider by the maker there of in quantities not to tie drunk at the time and not to be drunk on the premises of the person so selling 1 r 2 Auy person found guilty of t violating this ordinance shall b deemed guilty of a misdemeanoirr f 1andupon convictionshall b fined not less than feu nor more fii than one hundred Uolla s for each offence and eachsale shallcon a1i tj r stileto a seperat offence t t 8 No such license shall be af k granted excepfc upon Written ap fjjjy v plication to the OityOounoiJ specifying the name of the appli I a cantt- and if a partnership the l name of each partner in the firm and the particular house whereii such business is to be conducted and the room or rooms of the houses in which said business is proposed to be conducted The applicant shall satisfy the City Oouncil that heis of good moral orC derly law abiding house 4 Said license shall be gran ted only for one year and shall at all times be subject to revoca tion or cancellation at the will of noticeNn of the license tax or fees I 5 Every person who shall ob tain a license to retail such soft drinks or cider within the Oity graneted enter into bond with good surety payable to the City in the sum of 500 to be approved by the City Council in substance as follows Whereas+ has been granted license to reo t tail soft drinks and cider in the City of Earlinpton + Kentucky for the period of one year from this date Wow wft to M fin tw yiv his euretieSdo hereby covenant to add thauidJJityofE J ington that the said to during the period that the said license remains in force will keep an orderly lawabiding house and that he will not suf anydor behavior in his house j and that he will not sell give fur nish or otherwise dispose of any spiritons + vinous or malt liquors or permit any such spirituous l vinous or malt liquors to be drunk in his place of business land upon the breach of this bond ho will pity to the said city the penal sum of 500 Witness our hands this the day sf191sAnd the said license shall be of no effect until said bond is execrated and approved 6 In any person to whom said license has been granted shall I be indicted in any court or arrested upon a warrant issued from any court of suffering any gaming or Any scandalous or dis t orderly behavior or conduct in bis house or of selling giving or l furnishing any spirituous vinous qr malt liquors such offense committed or acts done while i said licensees in force such con I conclusiveeviIdence+ Metcalfes Pleasant View Greenhouses MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY Tile Largest and Best Equipped Floral Estabishment in Wistern Kentucky Fresh Out Flowers for all occasions Funeral Designs and Wedding Decorations are our specialty Wj have a finer as sortment of Potted Plantafor our Easter trade than ever before Best quality at lowest prices and good service guaranteed by phoning your Easter orders to298 Mftdisonvllle HI TUCKER Sales Hgr C E BRINKLEY Agl Earllngfon Bee Readers WelcoMe and Their Friends h bond and it shall be ffothwitl proceeded upon by suit t ti ant court having jourisdictiohV Ana further upon such conviction1 tfie Oity Council shall caricepsau license and thereafter said l a ense shall be void and of no rf feet f The foregoing ordinance shjil be and become in full force and toneffectapproval and publicationt FRANK D RASH j 1 TT ft Mayor va Attest PAUL P PBIolCity gierk Earlington Ky April 11912 2t MEMPHIS LINE iiQIXB C Tunu Over Neat OImsKyEntYi- neisr and Fireman Boll aye Legs w Broken ir Passenger train 104 on they Mem phis Line ran into a washout near Olmstead Ky last night and the engine mail express and baggage par were overturned The engines and fireman were pinned under the engine and the legs of both men were broken The occupants of the mall express and baggage oars wore considerably shaken up and bruised but none were seriously injured None of the passenger were hurt The washout was caused by Whippoorwill creek overflowing its banks on account of the recent heavy rains The damage was soon repaired and traffic resumed in a short time You Need Stationery Nothing gives an individual or a firth standing In the business world like nibs stationery neatly printed The SemiWeekly Boo job department keeps constantly on hand a fine line of letterheads noteheads billheads statements and envelopes both linen and commercial We also do circular invitation and catalogue work Give us a trial You will be pleased O PT POWEll AKD SERGEANT WItS GONE TO HIOKMA To Handle Tentage for Relief of the Many floodsuffereri Capt Ott L Powers wb o wasdes ignatedby official order from the Adjntant Generals office for this special service left yesterday for Hickman and Columbus where he will receive the tentage sent thereby the State for relief of flood sufferers and distribute it to them The Cap twin took with him Sergeant Ben T tbeworkSincetbia breaking of the levee at Hick man and the flooding of r the town and surrounding country The prob ability is that the Earlington old- cerLwifl be on date there for some timoastbey will remain to look at ter the situation as long as the tents are neeaed Dispatches from Frank fort tell 6f the shipping of 800 tents of the National Guard to Columbus near Hickman by the Adjutant Gen erals office Relief hsa also been asked of Congress and a bill was introduced yesterday asking an ap- propriatiobot 850000 for the pur pose of repalrlngand strengthening levees on the Mississippi and giving other necessary relief which work would be in charge of the army en gineers PROMINENT YOUNG PEOPLE WED Near Richland Sunday Afternoon Miss Cora Vincent and Mr Henry Peterson were united iu matrimony Sunday afternoon at the home of the brides mother near Biohlaud in the presence of about seventy witnesses The ceremony was perform ejd by Rev M H Utley in his usual impressive manner After the cer emony the young people and their guests enjoyed a sumptuous repast prepared by the brides mother Mra Jphn Wilson The bride Is an estimable young lady and the groom is a valued employee of the Oarbnn dale Coal company The Bee joins their other friends iu wishing them a long life of happiness and prosperity +4l- TUESDAY s i l L Madisonville Notes 1 Book Club The members of the Rpok Club and its guests spent a most delight ful afternoon Friday at the home of Miss Nan Kirkwood in East Center Street in this city A most beautiful Easter Luncheon was served in several courses The ices cakes and mints were in yellow while tiny yellow rabbits were given as favors The tallies were exquisitely hand painted fn Eastern scenes Those present were Misses Lucille Whutlnghill Elsie Wilson Liilah Bishop Mary Ruby Morton Sarah Bishop Mayme Wooten Ellie and Isabel Qardlner Mjnnle Sugg Mary Louise Walker Bonnie Vera Mur phey Vida Barnette Annah Cox Virginia Tate Nan Kirkwood and Mrs B C Mitr hell The invited guests were Mesdames B B Bubins Douglas Bupkman E L Young Bassett disk Geo B Kirkwood Misses Florence Allyn Jobnye Mills and Archie Lee Melton i Brilliant Afternoon Bridge Mrs Ruby Laflbon charmingly entertained at a most beautiful ternoon Bndgei Fi44ay Maro- U2Ot her beautiful bome in East Center street This early spring party was a brilliant affair and this home has been the scene of many beautiful functions The house was artistically decorated in quantities of potted plants out flowers and ferns After many interesting games of progressive bridge were payed a delicious luncheon was served in three courses The white individual toes oaftes and mints were arranged artistic clusters of Crystal ized violets oat flowers were given as favors The guests included Mesdames M K Gordon Alex Lunsford Laurel Ruby 0 W Lindsay Neal Hol linger P B Ross Clyde RubY Geo Atkinson H H Holeman di L Ross W J Dulin Jerold John son A JR Cummings T W Gardi ner W 0 Morton I N1 Vickers J L Grayot W J Barnhill Will Simpson Geo Russell W P Ross R S Dulln 0 0 O borne aAMorton Frank Brown HF Head W P Hopewell Fred Beinecke B A Slaton HUiery Spencer F 0 Baker Lonnie Bailey J D Mc P arson Jr and Mrs W 0 Walker of Henderson Misses Curia Atkinson Elizabeth Victory Aileen Davis and Maud Nuokolls of Hop klnsvllle OUR BOB s Gone Home Washington April 12Senator Robert L Taylor died yesterday 400000 MINERSf NOW IDLE r A I t- ARE Anth r cite Miners and Union Miners of Bituminous Fields BITUMINOUS MINERS WILL BE OUT FOR PERHAPS A MONTH Indianapolis March81lo anthracite or bituminous coal will be taken from the mines Off the country tomorrow by union min rsasa result of the suspension which went into effect atrc midnight tonight due to wage troubles More than 400000 miners about 150000 anthracite and 250000 bituminous will take9a vacation which probably willu last over a few weeks Differ ent from a strike the miners will leave pomp men and other at work to protect the mines from oodin10tothe troublei due to a suspension The bituminous miners will be optonly long enough for the wage agreement reached in Cleveland to be ratified by the miners by a referendum vote as it is believed the agreement will be sanctioned by a large majority The suspension itfthe anth racite mines will be of longer I duration as noafigroementhas yet been reached between the miners arid operators After negotia tions were broken off in New York on March 18 between the anthracite miners and operators nothing was done toward getting fltogether again until yesterday 11 when both sides agreed to meet in Philadelphia on April 10 and reopen negotiations Ballots for the referendum vote by the bituminous miners it is said will be sent out from the national miners headquarters in this city as soon as the na tional president and other offiS cialsrotbrii here from Cleyeland It llhti1lmore than two weeks to the yotejis not all of the locals meet every week Theta it will require some time to can vass the vote so the bituminous 1 miners are not expected to re sume york much under a month Poets Longest and Shortest Play Hamlet is the longest of Shake speares plays and the Comedy oL Errors the shortest rt 0 I t r- i 1- C i q 4 t VOTES III Vl e NEWvSUBSCRIPTION to the SEMI r J WEEFiLY BEE 1Q111 AEffisSATldRDAY between tHe yki b hours of 1fl S fJro oF GftTFBUSY NOWIi y tJ f a- oIL Io Jot titrl o h a n Y 1 Vw1 7J 7 ii C 11H ft Pi NW r- j F Y 8 t ik rPWJ 1 T J TIlhe 3PAUL MMOORE Threemon thOJ J 6Single Copies EDITOR AND PUBLISHER J J E FAWOETT MANAGERSpeoimen copies mailed freeL ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS Oorrespondon i ll CW W ents wanted in all parts the county Address us for par 1 I j ttoulareKentuckyj at the Earlington j h oHt Qffloe as Second Class IxeO d District PublishersP j Brauh Office in Mortons Furniture Store 119 South Main Street Madi i seneille Kentucky Phone No4MISS AILEEN DAVIS Mgr l ITelephone 47 Tuesday April 2 1912 J I r t aim in modern life THEonetJ 11 art is to shock ones IY gradntoIlierFrederic Harri 3 j THE PRESIDENTIAL LINEUP tlh general opinion among the men of the coun- tryl is that the principal effect of Mr Roosevelts unwise candi 0- I dacy has been to make absolute i ly certain the nomination of MrI Taft and to solidify more and I I more Epublicaus for the reelec ILion of the President The suit fceation will be hooted by ninny r i democrats and many republicans bat we believe it nevertheless represents the true situation that with Mr Tag the republi t can nominee as he is sure to be if 6be democrots will only nomi sate Mr Bryan or some democrat who has Mr Bryans un qualified endorsement Mr Tafts I election in Novemder will be as toEe an see jc or OHIO CITY OF TOLEDO l sa CouwrYr r Frank J makes oath tbat hi is senior Mover of the firm of F J Cheney Co dome iaeesln the City of Toledo County and State ferwald and that said firm wilt pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every sue of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use at Halls Catarrh Cure PRANK J CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed In my pres see this 6th day of December A D 886 Iff GLEABONleeILl trails Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and I Cep directly on the blood and mucous surfaces CUte system Send for testimonlalsfree- F I c J CIIKNBY 4 Co Toledo O Sold by all Druggists 7jc Ii constipationjAttention rThere will be an election held Armory the 6th of April at 8 p m All members are i ordered to be present Signed OAPI OTT L POWERS fySeriousaIt it 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 It BUCK DRAUGHT 1 liver Medicine The reputation of this old rella ble medicine for constipation in- digestionF and liver trouble is firm imitateotherothers of it would not be the fan largeraleSOLD IN TOWN F2 I Subscription Rates Bee One YoarH1HlOOSix months 60 of OHIO COUNTY FARMER Solves Intricate Problem Crosses Bees With Lightning Bug and They Work Day and Night Bookport Ky March 80 Joseph Hobin son a prominent farmer of Ohio county who lives on the Bea ver Dam pike a few miles from HartfoYt believes he his solved a problem that will be an everlasting benefit to bee raisers over Kentucky Mr Robinson claims to have suc ceeded in crossing the bee with a lightning buga feat heretofore un known For years Mr Robinson has experimented along this line but without anv visible enccess until recently The halfbreed bees are P3culiar lookng insects neither re sembling a bee nor a lightning bug although at night they resemble the latter with the exception that the light shed by them Is of a much more brilliant color The farmer declares that the light will enable the little hustlers to work night and day thereby producing a much larg er amount of honey which will greatly increase the profits of the raisers Strange as it may seem there is said to be no dlulerence in the taste of the honey made by the new beetfIThe feat of crossing the two kinds of Insect life is the most remarkable on record and it is perhaps the first time that it pas been done Hun dreds of people have visited Mr I Robinsons country home to see the I strangelooking halfbreeds At night Mr Robinsons bee yard re sembles a miniature city lighted with electric lights A Texas Wonder The Texas Wonder cures kidney and cures diabetes weak and lame backs rheumatism and all Irregularities of bladder troubles remov ing gravel the kidneys and bladder in both men and women Regulates bladder troubles In children If notI sold by your druggists will be sent by mall on receipt of 100 One small bottle is two months treatment and seldom falls to perfect a oqre Send for testimonials from Ky and other states Dr E W- HaP 2920 Ollvo blicct St Lour Mo Sold bv druggists I I Taft Wins In Vermont Moutpelier Vermont March 81 Republican caucuses in the cities and towns of the state for delegates to the state convention held yesterday resulted n the choice of 421 Taft delegates as against 245 instructed for Roose velt according to complete re turns complied here tonight Thirtytwo delegates will yo un pledged Vermont is entitled to eight delegates to the national convention Morality and Buolness If morality in business leads lu bankruptcy 1 ceases to be morality r aa aaaaes- I rv r Dollar of an Ad Readers Money is Above Part Frequently Its Buying Power is Actually Doubledf J rf 4f Your dollars vary in value as they vary in pur chasing power The man or woman who studies advertisements is able frequently to make one dollar do the usual work of two ij And the experienc r ed reader advertisements will always make a dol laX command a premium makeit buy more than a dollars worth as figured on ruling prices of things 4 How much above par are the dollars in your pocket worth It will depend on7 how closely You torestudyads f I ti- i I A wanrraaswearnaw vv nT jIJ ta- fr t J i 7iT vy 1 Dr L Grace The Denver Dentist Its a shame to see a pretty girl without teeth I make Crowns without thorns and Bridges with out sighs Teeth without plates I undercut them all Come on money refunded it not better than you can get else where Call and Get My Prices Victory Building Week of Prayer As is their annual custom the OV HM Auxiliary of the Christian Church will have their prayer meeting nq ct week The following ladies have been appointed leaders Mon Mrs Then Watts Prayer Tuep Mrs F B Arnold Enlargement Wed Mrs Geo W Information MotherahendI Thar Mrs Frank iranizations Fri Mrs Jno L Long Gifts Each and everyone cordially invited to attend Meetings from 180 to 280 each afternoon 1 the We 1- t sell are t dhd MayorF D Police JudgeA Bennett Chief of Police Night H Hamby Tax Assessor H Corbitt ClerkPaul P Price B Arnold Physician W Nlsbefc City R E Street Robt Wooc Councilmen Oldham F D Rash GeoO Atkinson Time Blair OM Henry Mooting night first Monday night in each month School Trustee Paul M Moore Board of HealthEd M Trahern G Gilbert King and Curtis B John son M Cowell FIRE DEPARTMENT H D Bog ere Chief F B Arnold AssIstant Chief Chas Barnett Captain i Claude Long Gilbert Long W Cavaness Brick Bouthworth Baker Fiigate Geo T Miller Will burn Bryant Deal Firemen OHUBOH First roast every Sunday and holy day at 70 Second mass and proachln 980 m and Rev P McParland Pastor OHBISTIAN CHUKOH Sunday school at 980 m evorj Lords day at 1046 am 745 meeting overt Wednet day at 780 DB D T Pastor M E GHUBOH JXegular service third Sunday at 11 am and 780 p- Prayer Thursday evening at 280 Class meeting second at GIW DAME Pastor M OHUKUH dQOTH Rev W C Brandon pastor Services or every Sunday at 11 m and 74op Sunday m Prayer meeting evenings at aOoolook Ladies Aid Society every Monday after noon Official JJoartl meeting Mon day after first Sunday au cacti month BAPTIST OH UKOJI kites S 6 2nd anti 4th Sunday Stvtur asi hlght bp fore and Sunday night following eych prayer m WtA r iworI Vo lohoolDrAmeets each Tuesday afternoon at S oo6ck Paftor W H Qregor of Louisville OutJRcnliervJevening In each mouth and Satur day evening preceding Prayer nreatiugV Friday Sunday school m- I1EvP LYNN Pastor EPISCOPAL CHUKOH Servlces 2nd theLibraryREV GBO ABBITO Rector LODGES Masonio Lodge E W Turner FridayhI E PHILLIPS Seo Victoria Lodge No 84 K of P meets every Monday night Visit ora welcome NEWTONK Hopkins Lodge A01 W No B01 meets Golden Cross Lodge Earlington No G25 meets 1st and 8rd Saturday night in each month BBBTHA UMSTEAD See Degree of Honor No 10 meets 1st and 3rd Saturday nights in each month Miss LizziE HUFF Sea Ben Hur Lodge Earllngtoh Court No 55 meets every 1st and 3rd Monday night at old Masonic Hall DR B JOHNSON Scribe Btandwaite Tribe No 67Red Men meets every Friday sleep HARRY LONG 0 of R of the World Catalpa Camp No 801 meets every Wednes day night All members are oar nestly requested to be there BERNARD WALTON Clerk MONROE DAVIS Deputy Clerk Mortem Woodmen of the World No 11992 every Wednesday Y Q WALKER See Elks B P O No 788 at rJadisonville Monday night B N GORDON Exalted Ruler Roy WILsoN13ecretary- Earlington Chapter H D Cr I Calendars T for 1913 and Domestic The Semi Weekly Bee has the 1- f swellest line of t and domestic 1 calendars ever showii ta trade will you calendars direct from the wholesale house and print them In col ft ors See our line before you r buy Samples i now ready for your f The Semi Weekly Bee Earlington V J Kentucky izJ d oJd l1 J CITY DIRECTORY Rash J WmBradlov Chief J J TreBsnrerFrank City K Engineer Whlpflor CommlsBioner Madison D- PostmasterChan D Bay CHURCHES CATHOLIC a m a benediction 7 p m J a Preaching and r m Prayer p m STANLEY ir t730S11ndaysohool p m Sunday mI14 a m sohoolat9BC a Wednesday 7 MlBioNABY e In- eaollmontJ1Hlso Subday w Lt 2 p j 0 J S nigbtY 0 Woodmen meets meets S Imported imported inspection meets 1st Thursday in each month at 280 p ra MRS EMMA DAVIS Pros Knights and Ladies of Security will meet every second Monday nights Visiting members invited to attend WiLu OABBIQAN Clerk Visiting members are cordially Invited to attend any of these Lodges f t iScholarship For Sale W bavo a 100 scholarship on Bryan dr Stratton Business College for sale This is one of the best bus iness colleges it1 the State and a scholarship in this collrgo is A 1 THE SEMI WEEKLY BEE For Women Who Care Of course you use an antiseptic in your family and in care of your owu per son arid you want the best Instead of what you have been using such as liquid of tablet antiseptics or wont you please try Paxtino a concentrated antiseptic powder to be dissolved in water as needed Paxtino is more economical more cleansing more germicidal and moreI healing than you ever ANTISEPTIC Inthetoilet to cleanse and whiten the teeth remove tartar and prevent decay To disinfect the mouth destroy disease germs and purify the breath artificial teeth and bridgework fcleahVandodorless To remove nicotine fromltho teeth and purify the breath after smoking To eradicate perspira tlo by sponge bathing An a medicinal agent for local treatment of feminine ills where pelvic catarrh inflammation and ulceration exist nothing equals hot douches of I Paxtine For ton years the Lydia E Pinkham Med Co has bebn regularly advising their patients to use it because otits extraordinary cIe1nslng healing and r For ipur pc1tie alone Paatinelavrorth itaweight- in gold Also fpr nasal ore throat inflamed oyes aats and Wounds All drunsts aI end OcenJSa box TrlJ Rg ay tmony 0 3 on r lit PAXTONTOILEToOBoeTottMDYer i r Lt RUGSF- or q t 1j F Springan Summer ir 1 You will find at this store a splendid line of room f e size down to the smallestsize i in all grades Notice prices quoted below 0 R 9x12 Reversible Rug tat 5500 Brusselette wool filler reversible seamless at i 750 Brussels 9X12 atr i oooMiAll wool Brussels 9x12 at 12a A large line of very heavy Velvets and Brussels 1850IC4 I Curtain Stretchersf t Adjustable frame with fixed pins 100 t4o4 Same with easel back iVy LL25 t 1 Adjustable frame sliding pins easeKback 150 R Window Shades1 e Ready madeand made to order All colors r i Lace Curtains and Draperies We have several popular patterns of two pairs r ey1a only which will be sold at a great reduction II I C A Morton Furniture Carpets Draperies Funeral Direct or and EmbalmerVHomeof iloosierKitchenCabinet Madisonville Kentucky r 5 J n 1 RIVER AT CAIRO Id- HIGHEST EVER KNOWN Record Stage Reached Levee Breaks on Missouri Side Washington DO March 81 The Ohio river ot Cairo 111 tonight is reported higher than it has been since the big flood of Feb 27 1888 It stands at 525 feet and 68 5 is predicted during Tnendav Advices to the weather bureau however sny that the break in the levee on the Missouri side this morning will have a tenden cy to check the rise itt Cairo Warnings were issued tonight at Memphis to prepare for a stage of feet or more Engineers believe the levees will hold A Great Campaign Offer THE EVENING POST and ii THE SEMIWEEKLY BEE From now until November 10 1912 for VV- 15Qi1 The Evening Post for the past 34 years has given all the political news without color or bias fear or favor Subscribe Ifc now and get your votes in the Automobile Contest A n Address all orders to- SEMIWEEKLY I r f il J c BEE if to t J f f 1 Q Earlingtgn k Kentucky 0 Ii 7 r 3 iSJIo i O r oY f jJ Wta ir 1j r i X k 11 r tr n 0 o illjf 11rC A MORTON I I i lf ft MArIS0NVILLE KAY 1 C y V- io 4 ti 11 III 1tii Funeral Director anEmbalmer e tti 1 1 f cn Answered Promptly Day or Night f t7t 1 LAny J = J A T j The man who whispers down a well About the things he has to sell Will never reap a crop of dollars Like he who climbs a tree and hollers f 1 iiILNeWS sM of the Town II t Miss Elizabeth Long IB confined 1 to tier home ou East Main Street on account of bless Little Edith Owen Slsic has ohlck Y oh pox pOoWe have a nice line of white and gold china ware SISK Bsos x Madisonville Ky Miss Lucy Fawcett of Madison vlllo spent last night with Miss Mabel Browning and attended Casey Jonesat the Temple Theatre Mrs Lucy Bean went to Madison vllle yesterday Dont fall to return your votos Wednesday afternoon not later than 6 oclock Rev Omar preached at 1100 a m and 7J80 p m Sunday at the Chris tian Church The Junior Mission band Is practicing for an Easter entertainment The young people are under the ex cellent training of their leader Mrs John L Long FOR SALE One good horse Good for family use or work horse for general use Will sell cheap ERNEST NEWTON Leslie Bbyd visited friends in f Hopkinsville Sunday- DanUmsteadA was In Hopkinsville Sunday Our 1012 baseball goods are now In SIAKBR S Madlsonvllto Ky Master Lawrence Daves Is on the sick list this week Mrs M Hanna Jr wont to Mad Isonvllle yesterday 1 W ANTED AT 0Nair Clean cotton rags at Bee Office Dr E C Brandon of La Fayette KYI visited his parents Mr and Mrs W C Brandon Sunday Ben Wilson was In Madisouville SundayCall 185 and have your clothes steamed pressed and dry cleaned SANITARY STEAM PRESSING WORKS M H Anderson of Hopkinsville is visiting his daughter Mrs B M Tresh and his son T 0 Anderson both of this city f Paul Livingston of Madisonville was in town Sunday afternoon Earl Clark of Madisonville visit i ed friends In this city Sunday FOR SALEOne 100 course in I r anything except civil engineering from International Correspondence School of Scranton Fa Will sell at a bargain Apply at Bee Office n Lllburn Young of Madlsonvllle J was in town Sunday afternoon rCaseWalker from Madisonville = was In town Sunday ateruObn I Dick Meohara was in Madison i vllle Saturday J If you expect to paper this Spring r It will pay you to see our line be t l tore buying SIBK BlioS- Madisonvillei f Ky It IOf NashvilletdJ ofMadisonville Lonnie Todd of the Southard country was in town MQnday Miss Maymo Ashby of Madison vijle was In town Sunday afternoon Harry Blaokwellspentafew hours in Madisonville Sunday afternoon Born to Mr and Mrs Herbert Floyd on Sunday a fine girl Mother and child are doing nicely Herbert is all smiles When in Mndisonville in the afternoon clout fail to go to the Matinee at the Princess Theatre Frank Mecham of Hopklnsville is in town this week John Wilson went to Hopklnsville Monday on business Martin Witherspoon of Madison vllle was in the city Sunday after noon i Herbert Myers of Madisonvlllo was in the city Sunday Lumls NIckson of Madlsonville was In town Sunday Full line of Spalding Baseball supplies at SISK BRos- Madisonyille Ky On account of tho inclemency of the weather Monday night only a few braved tho rain to see Casey Jones which played at the Temple Theatre 00 CanSler who has been ill at his home on railroad street for soy oral dayn is able to be out among his friends again Charlie Kirkwood of the country was In town Saturday- Mr and Mrs Chester Laffoori of the country was in town Satin dtiy Procter Ashby of Madisonville was Is town Tuesday Claudu Bailey of Madlsonville was In town Monday Call 185 and have your Clothes stemmed pressed and dry cleaned SANITARY STEAM PBESSINO woRKS Marvin Prather of Madisonville was in Nortonville Tuesday Miss Elizabeth Longwas in Mad isonvllle Saturday afternoon Mrs Henry Head of Madison ville sited friends in town Satur dayMrs W 0 Morton of Madison vllle was in town Saturday Mrs D M Evans was in Evans yule Friday H I Tupker manager of the Pleasant View Greenhouse at Mad isonvllle was in town Monday Rev J B Adams of Henderson Presiding Elder of the M E South Church preached an excellent ser mon on Sunday night at that church He returned to his home Monday morning Baraca Class to the Front The Baraoa Class of the Methodist Church is quite a credit to the church There were 16 young men present at the Bible Schoul with a collection of 216 Last Sunday there were 12 members present at church To The Public When there are five Sundays in a month the price on ail pap ers with Big Sunday Edition will be 5 cents extra This is the second notice to this effect 0 E BnnTKLEYt News Agent Good Bible School At the Bible School of the p rls tlan Church Sunday there were 148 present with a collection of 612 The school is growing and it is hoped that the 200 mark will sonn be reached i r 1i r U PRINCESS SPECIALI t i 4 t This Popular Photp Play Theatre is now under new t and its guarantees entertainmentsril = Tr i Especially Adopted lor Ladies and Children 4y t t We are again rudning the1 Worlds Best Jfiotures TCOU f 4 know what that means BioKrapb Kalemi it i ti f EssanY PatbeIISeltR and + Vltograph- MADlSONViLLEW if KY t JbtiMf Duly 2p m t 4 4 E4 r ITS JfsT lilKe FINDING MONEY To get our estimate on JOB PRINTING We Print Anything From a Visiting Card tp a Book t t a- WE CAN SAVE MONEY FOR youi BLUNDERING BILLY COMINGI Characters Composed by Home Talent I The Wesley Adult Bible Class Pbilathea and the Baraca boys of tbo M E South Church will put on a home talent under the name of Blundering Billy at the Temple Theatre Friday night April 19thIThis Is one of the most luclfcious productions enrs own to the pub lie here It Is a screaming farce from be ginning to end Be sure to come out and enjoy yourself You will be glad you came if you like funny plays Dont forget the date April lOtb Able to be Out Again The many friends of Jim Dean who has been confined to his home for some tone will bo glad to learn that he is so much Improved as to be able to attend the Sunday School and Church at the M E Church South JSunday of which he has been a member for many years Mr Dean is a good and Useful Sunday School and Church worker and his friends were elad to see him out again es pecially as he has been so long ab sent Eggs For Sale For only one dollar will sell you one sitting of pure bred S C Buff Orpbington eggs Stock for sale MRS A R BLANK- SMadisonvalleKy I Public Health Meeting There will be a joint meeting of ministers teachers dentists and physicians of Hopkins Oounty in the Assembly Hall oftheYM 0 A building at Madisonville Saturday April 6 under the auspices of the Hop kins County Medical Associa tion Meeting will be called to order at 10 oclock a m This meeting is for the put pose of promoting public health We have arranged an interes ting programme for the day The public is invited to attend A 0 SIGH Secretary d I CR R TIME CARD r Time of departure of Illinois Cen tral trains from Nortonville Ky NORTH BOUND No 102 128 pm No 104 840 a m No 122 local pass1045 a m No 186 local 680 p m SOUTH BOUND No 101 408 pm No 108 146 am No 121 local pass 128 pm No 185 local pass 553 a m L A N TIME CARD Time 01 arrival of trains pausing through and departure Of train originating at Earlington Sunday April 0 1911 NORTH BOUND No 92 i c 25am No 53 1116 aVm No 94 r 723 p m No54j 1122 p ln yv f aoviH BOUND No 581 480 am No 95 828 am No 61 421pm No 93 1048 p m INTERURBAN TRAINS NORTH BQTJND No i04 752 a m No 106 1055 a m- No 108 200 pm No 1100 502 pm SOUTHBOUND No 103 r T- ITo105t1000 10 a rm a m No 107 + 1257 p m No 109 820 p m No 111t i 810 pm MHETIME CARp M H E time card w nilnto effect Sunday April 91911 No 1121eaves646 a tri No 118 arrives 880 p m J at rJ- G j f- n tr 1 fir J NO OATIBE TO DOUBT A Statment of Facts Backed by a Strong Guarantee We gurantee immediate and peel tive relief to all sufferers from con stipation In every case where our remedy fails to do this we will return the money paid us for It Thats a frank statement of facts and we want you to substantiate them at our risk Bexall Orderlies are eaten just like candy are particularly prompt and agreeable Inaction maybe taken at any time day or night do not cause diarrhoea nausea griping excessive looseness or other utide aireable effects They have a very mild but positive action upon the organs with which they come in contact apparently acting as are gulative tonic upon tho relaxed muscular coat of the bowel thus overcoming weakness and aiding to restore the bowels to word vigorous and healthy activity Bexall Orderlies are unsurpassa bleand Ideal for the use of children old folks and delicate persons We cannot too highly recommend them to all sufferers from any form of constipation and its attendant evils bats why we back our faith in them with our promise of money back if they do not give entire satisfaction Three sizes 12 tablets 10 tents 86 tablets 25 cents and 80 tablets 60 cents Remember you can obtain Rexall Remedies In ton only at our storeThe Rexall Store St Benard Mining Co In sorporated Drug Department Always Blessed with a Hearty Appetite if you use Hgesteze It helpR ouu1tomach do the work digests what you eat and makes good rich blond from your NightsHeadacherid of all these troubles with Dlges eze fifty cents a bottle worth ten fold its cost at drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company IncorporatedPNEUMON1 left me with a frightful cough and very weak I had spells hardly breathe or speak for 10 to 20 helpmeDR KINGS DiscoveryMrs EOo AND 100 AT ALL DRUGGISTS i FINE FOR y Hurt Furnituref iFurniturehas to put up with a lot of knocks bruises f f and bumps theyre bound to show unless you o- vereecpme them and 1 good as new by using 13 POLISHALL J Removesslightspotsmakes scratchesinvisible and renders the varnish more lustrous and enduring Good for pianos tables chairs and for all furniture having a fine finish 25 and 50 cents the bottles St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated DRUG DEPARTMENT Mystic Eleven On Monday evening Much 18 the Mystic Eleven met with Irene and Bessie Ooyle A most pleasant evening was spent as the Misses Coyle are always charm lug hostpsses Dainty refreshments were served Miss Susan Marie Orutchfield was the guest of the club The others present were Katie Mnrrell Elizabeth and Margaret Kemp Pansy Rule Gertie OBannon Mabel Brdwn inc Irene and Bessie Oqyle Mesdames Stella M Kemp Harriet Browning Henry Rogers and W R Ooyle NOTICE Annual Stockholders Meeting Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the Stockholders of the St Bernard Mining Co will bo hold In the offices of the company at Earlington Ky at 11 a ntWed nesday the 8th day of May 1012 for the transaction of such business as may regularly come before it DAN M EVANS Secretary Mystic Eleven The Mystic Eleven met Tneew day night at the home of Missed Elizabeth and Margaret Kemp anda most enjoyable eveainf was spent by those present A most beautiful serenade was tendered the club at a late hour by Messrs Roy Divis Baker Fa sate Ivan Springfield E B- Owen and Hal Thompson The dun members present were Misses Kathleen Spill t man Mabel Browning Goldie Weir Pansy Rule Irene and Bessie Ooyle Katie Mnrrell Margaret and Elizabeth Kemp and Margaret Atkinson Owensboro Military Company to bi Mustered in Service dSFrankfortActing Adjt Gen Ellis today isfided an order that the Owene boro company of the Kentucky National Guard he mustered in to service 6 OtlptAG tJ Ohapmau of Hopkinsville will muster in the company PlainHardware COel Madisonville 11 Is Ready for Spring ARE YOU1 4 i If not Go There and They Will Help You Get Ready WHY NOT BUY A DELKER J y I Two Car Loads 1 ca i y Just received Qur line is complete Buggies Bikes Su fie andr c Phaetons De1 kerrr I know the quality and prices will please you v C t tivi= N Largest and Best viI j Selebtiorf pflh arness inj the city When you want a bugyjthink of y 1 c= r H PLAIN f1 1- C = J1AXJ i 3 4 f5 m BUGGY MAN f V n THOUSANDS RIDE iN DELKER BUGGIES rt i t J fl 9- rt a CT 0 L17j4aS U j 1 lJL r 1 4 01 j 00 I u H t 1IIt i fi ji- T =F I 7 f E t 1 t d r J f Ii l fC N y 1 r 1 I 4itr i =j j I J I1- i F Jt t J t St kJI t 11- I J ht i it I j t 4 hi lJ H 1 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reports w the we tlier calling your neighbor trlendt and relatlven AlltheiatdV maeei and are more than worth hI a you would pay for the ervlcet Literature rid liiformatloa furnished by calllakeu ourranarerH W Shelton CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH orCD 1r-tt I t i JIt a Miss Minerva r I and 4i r WillianiGreenHill t ktrwByssaaasFRANCIS BOYD CALHOUN I fblft child sighed The Injury to the ftwih WAS of small importancehe- wuld hide that from his auntbut the serioushforebI tell you what do suggested yohjestem up fer yeh Billy hesitated a Well you see Sam me an Miss Ceclllas engaged an wos flxln to longpantspatchesthe youAuntbreeches for the major And then with a modest blush my unions Is tore too an I alai got on nbthln else to bide my akin Again he turned his back to his friend and his clouded little face look DotShe am visible ter the naked eye sad Sam Lamb laughed loudly at his own wit I dont believe God pays me much t attention nohow said the little boy dolefully vgota put to bed etuee sumplns all time ahapponin 41 Ifjiad had a eye on me like he oughtr 1 erAhey wouldnt a been no snaggln t Aunt Minervas goln to be mad thoo an thoo May be my ol oman can fix em MI dey wont be ao turribta bad UgfMted the negro talnt fer so you jet run down ter my cabin an tell breechestThe child needed no second bidding be fairly flew Sams wife was cook lag but she cheerfully stopped her work to help the little boy She sew vu up the union suit and put a bright I blue patch on his brown linen breecliee Billy felt a little more cheerful though he still dreaded confessing to I his aunt and he loitered along the way till It was nearly dark Supper was ready when he got home and ho walked Into the dining room with his customary ease and grace But ho took his seat uneasily and he was so quiet during the meal and ate so little that his aunt asked him if ho was sick He was planning In his mind how to break the news of the days disaster to herYou are Improving William she remarked presently you havent got into any mischief today You have been a mighty good little boy now for two days- Billy flushed at the compliment and shifted uneasily in his seat That patch seemed to burn him If Godd jest do his part he said darkly I wouldnt never git In no meannessTthe dishes In tho kitchen sink and Billy carried them back to the dining room His aunt caught him seVeralI times prancing sideways In th Idiotic manner Ho was making aJvaliant effort to keep from exposing rear elevation to her once he had to walk backwarddshe said you will break my plates What is theImatter with you tonlghUtA little later they were sitting quietly In Miss Minervas room She was reading The Christian at Home and picturebookSam Lambs wife Sukey shols a feeling commentand woreAuntforhimselflo draw his aunt out and find stood on the subject of patchesI askedorbrownOn my whatr she asked looking at paperI ex plained Dont you think blue patches Is the mos natral looldnT What are you driving at William w she asked but without waiting for hist teringJe8dI The child was silent for a long time his little mind busy then ha began Aunt Minerva She peered at him over hey glass H n ir 0 tter 1 r riJ 1J T1o C r T- wlffLtr fpIIW t S Jt jLtfUR1J r r 0 1 1 i I t I u yv ri It r i J i j t f liJi ift i ff7fitji h l rk jt j t 1ri ii i rrHi I yrti oItd tjlf1i EIDJ iMJi I Ic 111fA 0 tffitt 1 I- It Wit n II SM This handsome bound book should be in every home inEafiiigtqnM Hopkins county It is inter4Sting enter taining and elevating You can get this 150 book and th- tTwic4aWeelI J 1arliu ton Beeone year f65oahe price jei I f kitheJI Ytfj1 Si V r t- ht If r t f IJ r 9 t1t White Buck White Can vas Vhit Duck in fan anything i White effect well be the stunt for this season THE POCKeT SHOE CO is prepared to show the vex latest in White Shoes White Oxfords Button or LacerPumps or Straps for Vom=m Misses or Children REASONABLE PRICES Call and see the when in Ev ansvillePOCKET SHOE COt 21 7 MAIN STthe Store With The Brass Foot in Front second then dropped her oyes to the paper where an Interesting article 0 Foreign Missions held her attention snaggooAuntMinerva ayLet mo seethe place sho said ab paragraphdescribing repliedAnother long silence ensued Billy resolved to settle the matter yawnAunters and go to bed She laid her paper down and lie dropped to hIs knees by her side He usually sprawlsd all over her lap dUl tonIghthoed back like a rabbit on Its haunches After he bad rapidly repeated tho Lords Prayer which he had recent learned and had invoked blesyfn on all his now friends and nevertobe forgotten old ones be concluded with An O Lord you done kep me Tom meddlln with Aunt Minervas kepmefom doskoppleaaedontegret Aunt Minerva any mo fa ypu can help like she said I done this mornlaf an please If thy will be tIedont femme tear the next Be- b m Idonint XVIIIalllyHave lilies Cecilia offering a big box of bonbons to Billy who was visiting her ashemtmlIng theboxypcndyanyhow I love you dearly she replied The child stood in front of her and looked her squarely In the eye His proudheighted his big beautiful gray eyes looked somber and sad Is you In lovo with that red jesn1001ln nity A bright flush dyed crimson tho OUDghlCIyS pretty face She put her arm around tho childish graceful figure and drew tho little boy to the sofa beside her Now honey you mustnt bo silly owndearAn I reckon hes yo own dear big sweetheart said the jealous Billy Well nil I got to say Is thlshere If hes agoln to come to see youNoVy J1oHobout a long as I can stand it You gut to choose tween us r ght this rain+ ute tie comes down here mos ery day taps tuck you drlvln moren flfjy- hunJerd times an1 has glue you all the oand you can stuff y He IB not the only one who comes to see mob she said smiling down at hjm Jtmray comes often and Len Hamner and Will Reid Dont you went them to como1 Dont nobody pay no tendon to Jimmy he replied contemptuousjy he aint nothin but a baby an them other m M can Como If you wants em unetThigdtBJreltQPMaurJcbig barkfae dbwn here evy minute I qDJniitrrled fie caught eight of a new ng sparkling oa her finger Who lire ypn that ring tie ask jr 1J i U wow y4 A little bird brought It to me she blushingA big redheaded pockerwood said Billy savagely Maurice loves you tooshe hoped areeechotjestllike him an I aint agoln to never like pantsheshe ever did seeiyoudoesunsmilingfaceShe hid her embarrassment In a laugh repliedI71fifty hundred times Theres Jimmy whistling for you JwoboanyWhereIsasked the child I heard that you and Jimmy whipped Ed Brown because he imi tated your own particular whistle Did you 7 Howmany times is he kiss you 7 asked Billy The young girl put her arm around bodyagainstIm too big anyway for your real sweetheart she said Why by the- tfmcyou are large enough to marry I should be an old maid You must have Frances or Lina for your sweetheart An let you have Maurice he sneeredShe stopped to lay her flushed ownIIsoftly said Maurice soontvery much and I want you to love him too He p shed her roughly from him An you jes celved mo all the youbotternborn An you a Sundayschool teach err I aint never agoln to true no body no mo Qoodby Miss Cecilia She caught iia hand and held It fast 1 want you and Jimmy to be my little pages at the wedding and wear dear little white satin suits alt trimmed with gold braidshe tried to be enthusiastic and arouse his in beUtt1a beautiful wedding Jimmy an Lina an Frances can be lIthe pages an flowergirls an butgsyou cant rope ma in he replied Is done with you an 1 aint sever sole to have me mo sweetheart long sl live To be Continued A 3 AnythingsEat what your stomach crave without the slightest tear of Indletfs tion which is an awful feeling Yon SourStomaeb willsMagusPleasantminute Oat a 60c bottle from the drug department of the St Bernard Company Incorporx rpri a MEMBERS EVANSVILLE REBATE ASSOCIATIONm r Your Spring Sinkwhere do you intend to b uyittf i A large proportion of your entire yearly ex penditures r clothes will bfe nettle within the 1 nflxt four weeks Every Jarpe store is known foriSomeparticulnr thinthe thihus this store is moot noted ior fs value civini If you Brand off and regard the policies of all stores in this light if you endeavor to discover which store has most regularly advertised that its prices and the quasi ties of its morchndiaeare its inducements to cus tomers atid at the same time has most cousisteu ely and for tho longest period given values to sub stantiate its claims you will Guy your Spring suit here All our spring lines in tneoV young mens and boys newest mode 1tt and fabrics are now be n shown Mens suits 110 to 35 Young moos 7 60 d 25 Boyr 250 to 20 Slipons and rain coalfc 5 to 25 v t I Fares Rebated LIIT PAYS TO TRADE H- ERELJJIFUIUlEL44 J rr t Ir A SPLENDID OFFER t The Burlington ir3eelf AND THE I t Evansville ourterrDAILY 1 Both 19 00 One 1 For d Year I Send or bring the above amount to The Earlington Bee and receive both papers one yeartRemember this is presidential year and The Evansvllle I i Courier will give you the beat and latest political news oar 0toons markets editorials and dispatches from all overtbeI world and Is In every way a metropolitan fascinating and in structive paperJ I MwwMvwwwvwyw 1rY tJ hNtAYSdr1IWrY hI V rWihY p B M SLATOiM IFuneral Director l- 1e 1 Licensed Embalmer j NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE Phone 1242 MADiSONVILLEvKy MWMWWWArWJW MlNNUtt I 11I I 1t GRAND LEADERS t 13th Annual Anniversary Sale 1I s tevent and procured their Easter wearing apparelatI yv i greatly reduced prices It r K IiThis sale continues for two weeksmore and it ttisinterest to you to visit us and benefit by the price reduc tions made on high class merchandise during this salerC Mens 10 Suits sale price 751 Miens 15 Suits 1150tMens 17 50 Suits sale price 1275 Mens 20 Suits sale price 1858 Ladies l15 ReadytoWear Suits 1111 Ladies 20 ReadytoWear Suits 1511 Liqiesf750 Readytowear Skirts 5ILadies 150 Tailored Shirt Waists 111 Ladies 250 Tailored Shirt Waists 211 19 inch Taffeta and hessalin Dress V Silks sale priceH 43p N JHopeBest Apron Ginghams 2 yards 13c 3 spools Clarks 0 NT Thread 130 i pair Soldier Boy Hoe worth 25c w only 0 13c 3 spools BO yard Sewing Silk13cMens WalkOver 4 low cuts 275 v 27 incitHaudkerchicftlanenper yard 25o 4 36 inch Round Thread Linen 36 inch i wide wt r 25c r c Buy While Buying is Good ItI r ff t I GRAND LEADER r M isonville Kentucky t t rk3 tt tAt ft f L f jI I i jfc ft4fa rA ltIrt i i i f J f J l fallIr cr i cr Srri IGA 4 INews of the Town kt Jor o Mr and Mrs Sidney Laflooo p StOhartos wereiqtownSa t rday Deck Lafloon of theSbuthard country was in town Saturday Luther Boyd of Mortons Gap made a business trip to Madison s ville Friday Charlie Gamblin of the Southard counirYwas In town Sunday JolnD Cothran was in Madison vllle for a few hours Sunday Roy Parker spent a few hours In Madlsonville Sunday Luther Boyd of Mortons Gap I was lu town Sunday afternoon t Miss Vlrgle Bourland was in Mor tons Gap Sunday afternoon visiting t friendsMrs t Tom Veasey and children were in Mortons Gap Sunday afternoon r EvansvilleraI Sunday Willlo Burden IB on the sick list r yr thlsweekI+ Mrs W B Vinson is quiet ill at her home on railroad street with chills rti Bob Young of Mortons Gap was 1 in town Sunday r Percy Stewart of Madlsonville was in town Sunday Elmer Gamblin of the country pa was in town irunsday- SherwoodGambllnj t of the country was in town Tuesday 11 Raymond Ramsey of Providence has been visiting Clarence 1whot of this clip returned to his homo Monday Mrs Claude Anderson is on the I sick list this week Marvin Prather of Madisonville businesssDudley with friends in Pembroke Bud Kell of Madisonvillt was in town today Mrs H D Cowand is gradually Improving It is hoped she will againrt Harlan Kennett of St Charles was in town today Bob Priest and son Eugene were In Evansvll1oFrtday B E Nixon made a business trip n to Madisonville today 0 C Rambo of Madisonville was In town todayIClyde M Thompson went to EvJ anaville yesterday afternoon Percy Stewart attended CASOV I i Jones at Temple Theatre last ea night Gilbert Long and Harford Chatten left last night for Whnesville Ky Where they locate We are indeed sorry to give up two such fine boys r but trust that they will meet with much gece P- MlesEnitna Bin their future home Vinson is confined to- W her home on account of chills i Mrs Kate Withers was in MadlI j aonvllle Saturday k Miss Helen Raines of Hanson IB visiting her aunt MiBsElizabetb r Stevens QarJstedt Robinson of lktorto Gap was in town yesterday Will Hossoot Nashville was lu town a few days last week Pave Barnett is visiting relatives weekfMisses Hattle Wallace ofMorto Gap and Dot Ban were In Edan vllld Saturbav Mesdames hey Brinkley and Ha tie Dillingham were in Madisolivil Saturdayafternoon Mr and Mrs P L Jamison ol Nashville visited her parents Mr and Mrs T H Stone Sunday Robert Merrlhew was In Madisan n vllle Saturday MJ Clarke and daughter Joe phine Madlsonville attended Lb Palm service atthe Catholic SundayGripping in interest intense I stirring drama and spectacles Dates n Inferno the greatest allegory in the history of literature wi 1 be pre rented in five reels with a spools- lecture and natural sound effect a Temple Theatre April 8 and 0 Miss Jesse Greer was In Madison yule Saturday Roy Parker was in Madisonville MondayMiss Kemp was in Mad isonvlllo Saturday Miss Qoldie Weir was in Madison vllle Saturday Miss Mary Mothorshead went to Madlsonville Saturday Mrs Kate Withers was in Madi sonville Saturday Misses Ida and Mary Martin were In Madlsonville Saturday afternoon Ruins Brame went to Madlsonville SaturdayDick passed through here Saturday onroute to hla homo at St Bethlehem Tenu Dantes Inferno the greatest motion picture ever marie a spectacle lepiotine life and death in Hell as conceived by the immortal poe- tDBntearemarkable film in five reels providing a show for more than two hours willbe given at the temple Theatre April 8 and 0 r Miss Margaret Kemp was in Mad ionville Saturday afternoonj Miss Goldie Weir was in Madison ville Saturday Miss Mothershead went to- Madisonville Saturday I Miss Ruth Long was m Madison = ivilleMiss Wallace of Evauavllle arrived this morning to nurse Mrs H DOowandrMr Sellers of the SellersSpencer team pressing blab was in Dawsdn prlugs Tuesdayr Mr Anderson Striving to doGood Work for the Methodist Cause a The revival which is being held at the Northern Methodist Church is progressing nicely The meeting IB being enjoyed by crnwds of people each night Mr Anderson is very highly appreciative preacher and has made host of friends In this cItyJJEveryone who likes to hear good preaching dont fail to hear this man Come out and bring your trlendenc ow Scene FromAct II Geo Barr McCutchcons Fascinating Ro v mane BEVERLY OF GRAUSTARK at Temple Theatre Tuesday Night April 9thr f fo I g hS SdiiiI L t r LllntereJtnj Time Expected We are expecting an Interesting time In the Sunday School of fife M E Church South next Sujiday We will have yygfrat The ovlleoEtoi w nM1 i o lte nedebGQi ihe a 911 a bit EPidsiris n Day we are oxpeo InVa large addition to the ohurcl alsolewo will have our Easter service Tbe songs and sermon will he appropr ate to the occasion W C BBANDON Pastor No More Dyspepsia aGas or other Stomach Troubles will renlaln undigested or youuhfui digestive harmless and pleasant tC4enMining Company Incorporated Big Sunday School prettytthe M E South Sunday School The opening sqng was Sunshine in my soul today whichrang out with gladness There were 188 Present ith a col lection of 853 bibles were among the different classes and all reported having lntorestini lessonsFFor Sale i jfoO Scholarship on Draughon Business College Nashville Tenu 100 Scholarship on Bryant Strat- ton Business College Louisville Ky Apply to WEEKLYfBEEI Boot Martin attended that dance Friday night at Owensboro s Coming to Temple Theatre oh Tuesday Night April 9th that Fascthating Play Entitled BEVERtfOF GRAUSTARK r One of the most notable dram atc evebts of the local season IB toe presentation here aft n earljr date of George Barr JCaOjatoh eons most popular and success ful romance Beverly a dramatization of Beverly oF QTaias i J I tark r t1 1 Accompanying the picture Han intelligent lecture telling the torY1 of the poemfits conception and origin and sound effect usetf jpVibuce that rival nature at rdmple b atre April 9 and 9 I BaldwlnBourland CallleJBourland son of Mrs AT Bourland and Miss Carrie Balrfwinj daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Baldwin both of this city Ieft Oed neiday morning on iB8 for Nashyllle Teen to be married Therb was no parental objection to the wedding but the couple only preferred fee married in Nashville The bride formally WairTfnY lowed at the Post office and and attractive young lady lie groom Is a most valuable employee 1 Of the Lr NnSThe Bee extends the hoartest of congratulations to the couple Headaches Signs of Danger Anyone in this town that suifeis frequently from splitting neivhus headaches ought to go at once to the druggist and get a 23o bottle of our Carlstodta German Liver Powder Headaches always indicate constipation in a dangerous form that may result in other extremely seri J ous ailments souietimes even Brlghts Disease and Appendicitis Our Carlstedts German Pow der acts on the Liver= tho real cause of constipationa few doses entirely removo the trouble insure a lasting curenever fallsguaran teedIf you have headaches get a bottle today from tho St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department 25o a bottleVVSiv Natural Stimulant Following from As It Is by M J Rodcrmnnd M D If you areI very tired but must perform a fewI moro hours of hard work lie downI close your eyes and breathe deeply and a little faster than normal for half and hour and see how refreshed fid clear your brain will bo and how t fresbed tho body feels and how easily you can finish your work j Editor Evidently Not Musician Crlstofall a native of Padua prof 1710lWjthatwe feel eoaier Exchange vl COMING SOO- 1Coburns ry Mighty t Minstreli dg t rlI N t JCQrrect Easter Footwearj 1V This season of all others calls for the exercise of JYF 55 4 good taste in footdress We have made aL1 fh study of prevailing styles and areoffering quite My the most etching line of Ester s oes you 1i have ever seen shoes to harmonize with any 4- h costume dainty stylish comfortable II f I t The Park Colonial Pump a La Poloma shown above is one of our many models that appeal to n rr n the young women of style and taste J Price 4 00 In White Nubuckor tan a 1 t r- iNt I L 1Yfd i 74 J HeJ i flFYOU StE 1TIN OUR AD IT SO Madisonville Ky Ir it J- I i 1IfCOLORED COLUMN I 3EV J B 3BV ANS KDITOB Joe Holland got hig foot badly- mstiahdin the mine by falling coal He onIthe street now Charlie King and family will lOon leave for Kansas where they wI1 join Father King in their new home Their many friends willYeBretto see them leaves Brother Tom Olarke who has been sick for ue rly a year is cow able to do light work such cleaning off yards etc We trust that all will assist him in letting such work as he can do JW Wheeler the herbalist of Erin Tenn is in town a few layR the truest of Mr and Mrs John Yarbrpugb He comes well ecommeuded by many white and colored patients from differ tnt states t The Parent Teachers Associa tied was favor d wi h excellent papers by Mrs Annie G Bell and Miss Minnie Grace also a splendid address by Mr JW Wheeler Refreshments were erved by the committee The spelling match at the A M E Z Church Friday night was a success Prof J W Bell Sup6 of the Ir Zion Baptist Sunday School with his assistant is preparing quite a nice program for the afternoon of Easter Sunday The public is cordially invited to be with us on that day Services at all of the Churches Sunday vregood and well at tended The annual sermon of the East ern Star Lodge preached by Rev- Owen Oarriugton was grand The Rev was at his best and gave his audience some whole some advice and sound doctrine The Easter program of the AME Z Sunday School will be rendered next Sunday at 2 3Qp m There will be a sacred cCJ- ucert at night The B Y P U will hold its servIces at the Baptist Qhurch it 600 p m5 next Sunday The Junior choir of sixtyfive voices vill render music for the service Please remember the Auto con testllnd purchase the trading book before buying your goods at the stores of the Booster Qlnb Mrs Annie Dinwitty has been very sick for the past week but jmnch improved at this writing f Mrs Oven ulib and son are gfoting yery well but dont 14 emj tOlmJJoVI very much lIit v u 5 t r f r iYi4Yr t ProfBqll and family EoJqJ W Wheeler of Erin Tenn and Rev Evans a auraptu oas dinner Sundawith Mr and Mrs Monroe Guerin xozTou OAr R3V Evans of E trlin ton pre ched for us at the Forest Chapel Baptist Church Wednesday night March 20 His die cotlrseonThe Ohriatiane Debt was spiritually enjoyed by all and we heartily invite Ray Ev ans back again in the near future Those on the sick list areMes dames Lijszle Boyd Gdorpia Brown Emma Walker Laura OlemeutB and AunL Ointha 8to wall Messrs Htrry Hamilton and Ourry Ii Born to Afr and Mrs Jackson OofFmau a fine girl Mrs Lizzie Brewer and Ida B Norris went to JBtlidisonyiJteJast week shopping Lawrence Brdwirand B iu w Campbell were hereSuuda y from Madisonville The stork visited the homes of Harry Hamilton Clay Armstrong I and Mijor Brown and left a tlnIboy at each place e Revival meeting begins next week 1eMrs Annie Porter fr mE1 1 ansville is the guest of her mother Mrs Eliza Graddy t a Harvey Brewer went to Madiisonville on business Saturday Sirs Susan O im P bellr Midi sonville spent Sunday with her d daughter hrs Pauline HopaoQ- Wo wonder why Mr J H doe not like thesoug hSome of these fVe 1 Sunday School every Sunday iw morning at 030 Every one U invited tq attend i regnJar fi 2Q 3 M Lively ass ahYI If yonrare ttrad rnn down harts no appetite get a bottle of Yucatan OblUTonlot A few doses will Mt you up give you a boys appftiHf make you strong and lively aai7itrtwelveyearold Purifies the bloodtand strengthens the system bottle at the St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug DepAr- tment Il int 1 n Coleing toTemple Theatre Monday aid Tuesday Night April 0 nDaftc lOc1i M u k t1 T i a W f