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Digital page images are linked to the text file. iiI I TrWW j 0 i w f i SDAY TUESDAYn cL z K FRIDAY and WE AFTERNOON r IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESSADVERTISE IT FOR SALE HNTY THIRD YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY TUESDAY APRIL 23 1912 No 331 E MINERS LOSE LIVES sastrous Explosion Wrecks Mine of Cojl Coal Company at J Madlsonvllle SPECTOR LONG AND 7 VOLUNTEERS GET INTO MINE BUT FIND NO BODIES I One Man Blown From Bottom of Shaft 300 Feet to Surface CHIEF INSPECTOR NORWOOD NOW ON THE SCENE Joo Hollowelis body was found this morning and brough to tho Bur face The bodies of two of tho no gro minors woro located during tho night and brought out this morning but were not fully Identified so that the namo of tho miner not yot found cannot be stated Sudden and urgent calls by tole phone from Madisonvillo shortly be fore 780 oclock Sunday evening an nounced to Earlington mining men the disastrous explosion that had just occured in the mine of the Coil Coal Company located northeast of that place on the new L N out off Thos Long assistant mine in spector was notified and hurriedly prepared his oxygen helmets and other rescue apparatus for the trip to the scene though there was scarcely a hope that any of the five men who were in the mine could have survived the explosion Frank D Rash caught a train quickly and went to the mine where he spent the night assisting in the work of getting air down the shaft by use of the steam jet and the other work undertaken by the inspector and miRing men present The men who lost their lives were Hollowellnight boss white Lester Clements colored Chas New Will Hughes Leslie PetreeIIThe explosion occured just after these men had reached the bottom of the shaft for their night work The body of Will Hughes was blown from the bottom of the shaft and landed on the roof of the weigh Jt house in the pithead building well above the surface a distance of d4 more than sbo feet from the bottom Ladders in the air shaft man way F were torn away for about halt the distance from the bottom and the building at the head of the air shaft i r was blown to pieces and scattered about the bulk of it having been syoamoreIirUplaoe and H R Tweedle of Vic ttorla were among tho mining mop who assisted in the work IIpresent the night Tweedle first to descend theairshaft with to tost the air and feel IbliwaV tGwardtbe bottom At the bottom of the sixteenth ladder he decended ho found tho lower ladders l had been displaced by the ox lposlon and could go no further r morning Thos Long of Huw Jones of Con this place and I tral City wont as far down the shaft t as the debris would allow finding- II that the shaft was filled with wreck i ago to tho depth ot perhaps 16 or 20 t feet The conditions were such that 1f mining men expressed the belief that the clearlngof the shaft would be difficult and slow but every of r fort would be made to recover the p bodies of the victims as soon as possible tromIt rescue oat be sent to Madlsonvlllu 11 but tho response said the car was at Knoxville Tenn The usual night force is from 161to 18 men acid the report was at first current on the streets of Mad isonvillo that eighteen men had been lost Those who looted at the shaft fol lowing tho noise of the explosion saw much timber and debris flying high in the air Then a great mass of dense black smoke rolled out of the shaft and the air from the mine cleared iu a sport time Fortun ately no fire followed the explosion The damage cannot be estimated un til the wreckage is removed and the mine explored Mr Hollowell was formerly om ployed at the Victoria mine and was well known here He was about 21 years old and leaves a wife and one child Mrs Hollowell was so overcome by the news that her life was for a time almost despaired of Yesterday afternoon Assistant Inspector Long Thos Peyton H R Tweedle and others reached the bottom gf the main shaft and ex plored all the mine that was acces sible but were unable to locate any bodies which are now known to be burled under the debris and may be m the sump at the foot of the main shaft which is filled with wreckage of the shaft and mine Some eighty feet of the partition in the main shaft was torn out by the explQs Ipn The searchers found the bodies of all four of the mules that were in the mme Chief Inspector O J Norwood ar rived at Madisonvllle last eveningI and will direct the future work and investigation Lively as a Boy If you are tired run down have no appetite get a bottlo of Yucatan Chill Tonic A few doses will set you upgive you a boys appetite make you strong and lively as a twelveyearold Purifies the blood and strengthens the system 60o a bottle at 8 St Bernard Mining Department CHIISTIAK SUKDAY SCHOOL STEADILY GROWING flirtyFour New Pupils Reut of Com mlttee Work The Christian Sunday School is steadily increasing in attendance On last Sunday the attendance was 198 and the collection 722 There were thirtyfour new pupils as a result of committee work The ladles class had 26 pupils present while the mens class had 28 with 10 new ones The primary class had 10 new pupils also F D Rash supertondaht is a splendid leader and we feel sure if we follow his lead the 200 mark will soon be reached The school will find in Rev Bra lelton a companion and helper in every undertaking for good Rev Brazelton Preached to Large Audi once Sunday Rev Howard J Brazelton Who has just taken the pastorate of the Christian church was greeted by a large audience both at the morning and opening services Everyone rejoiced to have Rev Brazelton here again nnd under his leadership will do great work for because 7 NdTICE Annual Stockholders Meeting Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the Stockholders- of the St Bernard Mining Co will- ie hold in the offices of the company at Earlington Ky at 11 a m Wednesday the 8th day of May 1Q12 for the transaction of such business as mayreguiarly come beforeto DAN M EVANS Secretary lij p PRINCESS SPECIALI rThisPopular Photo Play Theatre is now under new management and its management guarantees titspatrons high class entertainments iEspecially Adopted for Ladies and Children We are again running theWorYRS Beet Plot re8IIYou know what that means Iubins Biograph Kalems Essany11 PatheuSellRl and Yltograph- HADISQNVILLE KY xetMeebait 2 9 m I- KhII i7 v J t a 1 1 i eeee WHY oeeeeeeees i 5 worry over a hot stove cooking when you cat go to 2 t NIXONS restaurant and order want for T what it would cost you at itICall and see us Special Sunday dinner Soda fountain m fulrfbperation Give us a call Your patronage ap i predated Ladies and children specially invited t i ISNIXONS I seiseeeee eloe Ne eeeeee I HOME HIT SECOND TIME BY CYClONE Ben W Robinson Telegraphs News of Sunday Afternoon Storm FAMILY TOOK REFUGE IN CELLAR Ben Robinson and family passed through another thrilling exper ience with a cyclone Sunday after noon when their home at KnobLIck Mo was again damaged this time the roof being taken away Mr Robinson and family were in the cellar of the house during the storm and escaped injury It was on the Saturday night just one week before that the first cyclone almost dem6l Isbed the house and burled Mrs Robinson and the children under the debris of falling brick walls but fortunately only bruising them Mr Robinson was in Earllngton at the time and wont home in response to a telegram from his wife Yester day Dan M Evans received the tale gram telling of the second storm and damage You Can Eat Anything Eat what your stomach Graves without the slightest fear of iadiees lon which is an awful foaling You will not be bothered with Sour Stomach Heartburn Nausea Bad Breath or Heavy Feeling if you will take one dose of Digesteze It relieves and cures as Magic Pleasant as Candy Relief in one minute Get a BOo bottle from the drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated District Convention Christian Church The annual Convention of the Christian Churches composing the Twenty First District was held with the church at Nebo last Thursday and Friday The district is composed of Hopkins Henderson Webster and Union counties There are forty churches and the most of these were represented either with reports- or delegates present The reports showed nearly all of them in a prosperous condition and the enthusiasm reached a high pitch The Womans Missionary program in charge of Mrs John L Long district managed i was interesting among the participants being Mrs H L Browning Mrs H S Corey and Howard J Brazelton The BI- ble School program led by W J Clarke one of the State workers brought out many interesting fea ures of uptodate methods and emphasized tho Importance greater efficiency in this department otf church work Iuthe reports the Enrllngton church was shown to be one of the eadiner in thd entire district Mrs John L Long was reelected Vistriot manager of the Womans work and G B Swann of Sebree president of next Convention which will moot in Corydon in April 1913 The hospitality of the Nebo people was unexcelled the delegates being net at the trains entertained in the homes and a beautlful dinner served In Hoffmans Hall each day Mesdames H S Corey John L Long H L Browning M B Long J M Oldham hey Brinkley and F- B Arnold together with Howard J Jrazeltpn composed the delegation from Earlington which was the largest from any one church You Need Stationery Nothing gives an individual OT a firm standing in the business world like nice stationery neatly printed The SemiWeekly Bee Job department keeps Constantly on hand a fine line of l letterheads noteheads tillheads statements and envelopes both linen and commercial We also do circular invitation and oat ategae r rk Give UB a trial You will be plestissdti to W II ifH 1 v IGNATIUS MORGAN- SERIOUSLY r WOUNDED By Pete Davis Jr Late Saturday Night Uses Shot Gun WOUNDED BOY NOW IN HOSPITAL 11 A most deplorable affair occured here late Saturday night when a lot of boys all good friends and chums when sober Imbibed enough beer and whiskey to make some of them quarrelsome The two Morgan boy- sf4atiaiand Vincent Harvey Par ker Davis Jr are all com panions and friends who bunt fish I and run together constantly and the sole cause of the horrible affair was too much of that vile stuff shipped into Earllngton by the sa loon keepers of Evansville Tho trouble started over some trivial thing thst would have passed off with a laugh had the boys been sober but one word brought on another J until angry words became blows ancthe upshut of it was that Peto Jr shot and seriously wounded his bes frlendV The wounded boy Is now in the hospltlal at this place anqtetJr is off somewhere wish UK Ue had never seer a keg of beer and grieving over the rash act that placed the life of his friend in jepordy Always Blessed C with a Hearty if use Digesteze It helpsyouretomach do the work digests what you eat and makes good rich blood from your food No more Sleepless Nights Headache or Stomach Misery Get rid of all these troubles with Diges tezo Fiftycentsabottleworthtenf- old its cost at drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated f For Sale 450 Scholarship on Draughons Business College Nashville Tenn 100 Scholarship on Bryant Strat- ton Business College Louisville Ky ApplytoSEMIWEEKLY BEE- Earlmgton Ky RennBottorff Miss Grace Bonn and Mr Walter Bottorff of Henderson Kentucky were qulely married Monday thorn ing at 000 oclock at the Catholic Church of the Immaculate Concept ion by Rev J P McParland in the presence of a few relatives and friends Miss Bonn Is a sister of Mrs The F Blair of this place and Mrs T L Howard of Madlsonville Mr Bottorff la well known in Henderson and is an honorable and industrious gentleman Their many friends wish them health happiness and prosperity Scholarship For Sale I We have a 100 scholarship on Bryan Strattdn Business College I for sale This Is one of thebest bus iuessVcolleges IL the Stateabda sctlolar bJpln this college is A 1 THE SEMI WEEKLY BEE Sabbath School Growing The M E Sunday School South had a large attendance Sunday of 1B3 ThVcollection was 914 which we hlnk Is very good several special- and birthday ollerings were given- Severalnew members were added I to the members on the roll which Is 696 also several visitors were present Come out and us next Sunday you will get interested and wont want 12miss the Doming Sundays nearlratwaYIdueUi atlonof chamberlains Liniment Forsae by AHDealers Jr1 r N Madisonville Notes Blue Stocking Club At Wood Lawn the beautiful suburban home of Miss Eileen Gold near Madlsonvllle was held Saturday afternoon the last meetIng- of the Blue Stocking Club A splendid program was thoroughly enjoyed by all present The folio wing officers were emoted fur tae coming year Miss Margaret Victory Pres Miss Mary Ruby Morton V Pres Miss Ellle Gardi per reelected Secretary Miss Jonnye Mills reelected Treasurer During the luncheon hour Misses Gertrude Garry Josephine Olark and Sarah Bishop were guests ot the club South End Bridge Club A most enjoyable meeting of the South End Bridge Club was held Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs A R Cummins on gout Main StreetThe highest score was made by Mrs E L Young being given a pair ot dainty gold hat pins The guests included Mesdames Fred Relnecke H F Head J D McPherson JrC A Morton Clyde Ruby E L Young Ruby Laftoon 0 W Lindsay L E Ruby H H oleman 0 L ROBS R S Dnlm nd WC Morton Misses Carrie Atkinson Elizabeth Victory and Florence Allyn A dainty two course luncheon was lerved after the games Miniature Court A most artistic display is shown this week in the window of the St Bernard Drug Co in this city A most artistic court is arranged omposed of a dozen miniature houses artistically painted with herwmWniiams paints in the most beautiful harmonizing shades This has attracted much attentTon In the rear of thewindow are displayed pictules of interior decora lions In colors which beautifully bring out the rare tints and blending If the exquisite colors No More Dyspepsia Gas or other Storriaoh Troubles Nothing will remain undigested or youidllful digestive harmless and pleasant as Maple Syrup For sale by the drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated Thursday Afternoon Literary Club Miss Carrie Atkinson was the harming hostesfrat the last meet ingot the Thursday Afternoon Literary Club which met at her home on South Main April 18 In Earllug ton The subject considered was Americas best sculptors and their work Mrs F D Rash being the leader for the afternoon Mrs Clyde Ruby road a splendid paper The Life of St Gaudens and His YOrk Tiffanys Art was a most excellent paper given by Mrs B N Gordon The new members Mesdames HF Head and Paul Banks were pres mt at tills session Mrs Edward Hailof Kansas City a house guest of MrsClyde Ruby ms the guest of honor An Advertising Contest was boroughly enjoyed at the close of he program Mrs H F Head won the greatest number being presented an exquisite silver frame During tho social hour a most delicious luncheon was served BOY SCOUTS ORGANIZEQra Capt Henry Rogers Will her Scout Master Sixteen Boys Enrolled WORTHY MOVEMENT GIVEN GOOD STAfOT Aprelimlnary meeting was held at the residence of F B Arnold last night looking to the organizations of a Boy ScoUt patrol in Earllngton and some sixteen boys were enroll ed Capt Henry Rogers Is to be tho Snout master but was unable to bo present at the meeting last night Mr and Mrs Arnold and Mayor F D Rash were with the boys and initiated I them into some of the pre liminaries opening the way forthorn to acquire certain knowledge asto the history of the flag and other things necessary to learn and to do in order to become a Notcber in the Scouts This movement is aworthy one add will do the boys great good It is fortunate to have fallen into such hands Headaches Signs of Danger Anyone in this town that entleiB frequently from splitting nervous 1 headaches ought to go at once to the druggist and get a 25o bottle of our Carlstedts German Liver Powder Headaches always indicate consti pation In a dangerous form that may result in other serI- ous ailmentssometimes oven Brights Disease and Appendicitis Our Carlstedts German Liver Pow der acts on the Liver the real cause of constipation a few doses entirely remove the troublesinsure a lasting cure fails guaraa teed if you have headaches get albottle today from the St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug De partment 25c a bottle Col Jno B Harvey of MadispnvilIeRe celyes Autoraph Photo rpml pr JTL rt2 f J Cola Jno B Harvey a well known citizen of Madisonville received peRterday a handsome autographs photograph of President Taft and It is needless to say Col Harvey values it highly On the bottom of r the picture In the presidents hand writing wasthe following For Col Jno B Harvey of Madlsonville ELy a with grateful apprecition and best wishes Wm H Taft April 181018x A Texas Wonder The Texas Wonder cures kidney and cures diabetes weak and lames backs rheumatism and all irregu larities of bladder troubles remov lug gravel the kidneys and bladder in both men and women Regulates bladder troubles in children If not sold by your druggists will be sear by mall on receipt of 100 One small bottle is two months treatment and seldom fails to perfect a a cure Send for testimonials from Ky and other states Dr E W Halt 2920 Olive street St Louts Mo Sold bv druggists Her Motive Pretty well all the big Wings Yom en do are done for men I believe Foolish tt may be but I suppose its Y human nature Woare made so ani must put up with it Robert Hlcbeaa An Item of Home Interest Obas Gormloy 807 Maxwell St Lexington Ky has lately been cured ot kidney and bladder troubles r He says I ieard of Foley Kidney Pills artM the good they were doing and after taking them a few dftys tbo pain left nivbaok the tired feeling N and I am glad bo rec commend them by St Bernard Mining Oor ISOld Drug DepartmentV u Illinois Central 1 All Train Service HiltS Been Re vi sumed bij Way of Cairo to and from the NortbfGHBOWERGPAI WAr111t4NVelS B M SLATON Funeral EmbalmertNEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE Phoe 1242 MADisONVlLLE KY IM c J 1 CI 1 j FI 44pr IW W 1Jrn c 1 11 t i y I tIh Iir4titI J F tH 9 fcW rb1O0- tl81j mun is t PAUL M MOORE Three months 26 J t EDITOR AND PUBLISHER Sfuprlo copies 6t J B PAWOBTT mailed ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER Specimen copien on application freeI ents wanted all parts of county Address Us for ssocra tttonlarsEntered atthp Earlinpton Post office as Second Class ki 1 League Matter 1 Branch Office tMortons Furniture Store 119 South Main Street Madi soaleXearucky Phone No4MISS AILEEN DAVIS Mgr 1 Telephone 47 Tuesday April 23 1912 1 1111 III 11 jnUHHpH There are some brave judges in Arkansaw There was a law t passed in that state allowing farmers to recover double the iipss on live stock killed And i abouttttthe recall have held the law invalid and have called it coufis 7rcatlont r RESULTS THAT REMAIN are Appreciated by Earlington People Thousands who suffer from back abbe and kidney complaint have tried one remedy after another find rlagonly temporary benefit This is discouraging but there is one kid ney medicine that has earned a rep r s utation for lasting results and there is plenty of proof of its merit right IV V 5 here in Earlington Here Is the testimony of one who used Doans Kidney Pills years ago and now makes his testimony even rna stronger r John Franklin Earliugton Ky litsays I have had no occasion to use Doans Kidney Pills nor any other kidney remedy since this preparation I I cured me some years ago r You are at liberty to use my test monlal as heretofore I had pains in the small of my back when stoop ing or lifting and I became tired easily I also had headaches and If WV dizzy spells and had to get up at night pass the kidney secretions Doans Kidney PIlls proved their merits by relieving me For sale by all dealers Price 60 a cents FosterMilburn Co Buffalo t riNewYork sole agents tor the United States t tt Remember the name Doana atftt t keno other ti V Purse With Money Inl a Coda A housekeeper at Queenstown Ire r land constabulary barracks while ttl tcleaning a codfish about 30 pounds in discovered inside the fish a purse containing a number of silver T i coins of the reign of Queeri Victoria x i The purse was of leather steel bound t i 1andin good preservation It also con some Inscribed paper which Was reduced almost to pulp t MMMI N N NNNN MNit M NNMMNN Nt 3eSubsciition Rates Ono Year Mr In 11tfelRbero 1 to N JI I Miss Minerva and IWilliamGteenHill FRANCES BOYD fly CALHOUN ICopyright toy Belli A Britton Oo That Loon Tipton Aunt Ellas moo tie boy Ho Just comp out from Mom phis to spend tho day with me and Ill bo awful glad when he goes homo hes bout the stuckupest kid they Is and skeery Hes bout the fraldest young uncover you see And look at him now Wears long curls like a girl and dont want to never get his clean cloes dirty- I think hes a beautiful little boy championed Lana Call him over here Jimmy Naw I don t want to You all 11 lIko him a heap better over there hes one o thesohere kids what the fur der you get way from em the better you like em Ho sho do look lonesome said Billy vlto him over Jimmy Leon screamed his cousin you can come over hero if you wantta The lonesomelooking little boy promptly accepted the invitation and came primly through the two gates Ho walked proudly to the swing and stood cap in hand waiting for an In troductionWhy nt you clam the fence stead of coming thoo tho gates 7 growled Jimmy You bout the prissi est boy they la Well why dont you set down 7 Introduce me please said tho elegant little city boy Interduco your grandmas pussy cats mocked Jimmy Set down I tell you Frances and Llna made room for him between them and soon gave him their undivided attention to the In tense envy and disgust pf the other two little boys 1OO SHOES 1 i t1 V Every one who attended our 100 Shoe Sale Saturday pro nounced it the greatest vafciie ever given fl While we supplied hundreds still there were many late ar rivals who had to leave disappointed asa11 their size had been r tt sold k White we endeavored to get out every pall fC left overst t t still we find many pairs that were overlooked We will go through our stock again and cull opt every pair and put them on sale next j Saturday w 3 In Fridays paper we will give makes and sizes theaY fwilt be of the same high grade makes every pairput out will go at ti dE t 100tt Jft jM1f J itvrtiicrr tTmnim TVI I i- aKeniuckyrMa i w r n Ii x i r WIWI4 fl I lr i L L VVVV i am Lina Hamilton sam toe Ut tie girl on his right And I m Frances Black and Jim my ought to be shamed to treat you like he does I knows a turrlblo skoery tateremarked malicious Billy lookingat LIna and Frances If y all want girls I M tell It to you We are nt any more scared n you William Hill cried Frances her In terest at onto arousedHI already know bout raw meat and bloody bones and nothings scarier n that And I know Fe Fl Fo Fum I smell the blood of an Englishman Be he alive or be ho dead Ill ground his bones to make mo bread said Una Thi9 hero tale continued Billy glueing his big eyes to those of the little stranger Is one Tabernlclo learnt for a spqech at school Its all bout a oman what was burIet in a graveyard with a dlamant ring on her finger an a robber como In the night The childs tones were gut tural thrilling and hairraising as he glared Into tho eyes of the effeminate Leon an a robber como In the night an try to cut It off an bants wasI groanln an the win moan oooo on Leon could stand it no longer- I am going right back ho cried rising with round frightened eyes I am not going to sit hero and listen to you scaring little girls to death You are a bad boy to scare Llna and Fran ces and I am not going to associate with you and this champion of the fair sex stalked with dignity across tho yard to tho gate- I m no more scared n nothing and indignant Frances hurled at his back You re Just scared yourself Jimmy giggled happily Whatd I tell you all he cried gleefully LInn and Frances got to all time set little frald cats tween em he snorted It B Just lIko I tell you hes the issycst boy they Is and he dont care who kiss him neither hell let any woman kiss him what wants to Cant no woman at all ceptlng my mama and Miss Cecilia kiss me But Leon Is bout the klssingest kid they is why hed just as soon a not let Frances and LIna kiss him he aint got no better sense Course I gotta let Miss Cecilia kiss me cause shes bout the plumpest Sunday school teacher they Is and the Bible say If your Sunday school teacher kiss you on one cheek turn the other cheek and let her kiss you on that too and I all time bound to do what the Bible say Youd better call him back Frances and kiss him you and Lina re so stuck on him I would nt kiss him to save his life declared Frances hos got tho spindliest legs I over saw CHAPTER XX Rising In the World The painter had just finished put ting a bright green coat of paint upon the low flat roof of Miss Minerfas long backporch And he left his lad der leaning against the house while he went Inside to confer with her in regard to some other work Billy Jimmy Frances and Llna had been playing Fox and Geese RunIring around too house they spied the ladder and saw no owner to deny themfiLes clam up and get on top the porch suggested Jimmy Aunt Minerva 01 put me to bed if I do said Billy Mother 11 make me learn a whole page of the catechism if I climb a ladder said Llna My mama 11 shut me up in the Closet but our mamas aro nt bound to know bout tOIthIs from France Como on lets climb up I aint never promise not to clam no ladder but limy hesitated Youall bout the skeeriest folks they is sneered Jimmy Mamall whip me going and coming If she finds out bout It but I aint skeered I upIresponded accommodating Frances yetboastedon the bottom rung Who B going to toiler met Jubllant grownfolks wayIfre marked Llna we could enjoy ours solve every day psiUOlarthey dont never want to to play tgether toJlowedbrought up the rear The children ram the long length ol the poreh leaving 1t1ck7paint JrauctIlwaich M aed to be encased in srMa toccuini 4 At that moment she sopped end fell Whenthethe was a tttgat to behold her whit dress splotched with vivid green from top to bottom If that aint ins like you Fran ces Jimmy exclaimed you all tiibe yourdressour mamas bound to know bout u Clamming up here Aaghowmournedpaint off of our feet We had betterget right down and see it we catwash some ofltofti While they were talking the owner noticedthemandhad quietly removed it from thebaclr porch And carried St around to Piy 1 frent of the bousfl Tp be qpntjnped t+ ij ytA IfiIt ji 11 r cn- J rtrc fjJ sf pt 01 i Automobile Sale f 4 f S OW t- I n- J1 i I i- l i Next i weekis Shoe week for the whplefamily For every rtJirMen boys Ladies1 Misses a dChil drenShoessold we will give 50000 votes Dont fail to call and see the bargains in Suits rx Coats Skirts Waists and Remnants Look for the Green Tago For ever Green Tag Y04ee marks a reduction il the prices and from 1000 to 100000 votesVlN f on eachsale I J V AUTOMOBILE SALE AND CONTEST WILL CLOSEV Wednesday May 15V 4t BarnesI d cowrand Co I Incorporated j iVtl I le COLORED COLUMN REV J R EVANS EDITOR It you are wanting wall paper call at Bisk Bros Book Oo Madison villa and examine their lIno They have paper from 5 cents a roll up Strict Law as to Autos According to Danish laws automobiles are forbidden to pass trolley cars at a rate faster than ono mile an hour I r THE BESTKLOOK HERE MR PABMER I lferIng vantages of long distance connections to every Important point In the Statet The advantages of telephone service In are too numerous to mention bat among them would be dall communication with the market obtaining prices getting accurate reports tn the weather calling up your neighbors friends and relatives these ad serviceLiterature d CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH CO ftST a tqw Q 4 Q 11 I nni Selling I Sat1 IIC JLLL AT HOKINS COOPERATIVE fj 1 fic6MPANYv V5 I gif ISTILL BOOMINGt Great crowds of good hatured satisfied dusto T p- ittfers thronged our store all last I weeki JEvervthing goes at Iv fGloSti1g Ottt prices l i f j v 1 Hopkins CoOperative to r J H P1 MORTON Manager i A MaffisonyilleVVV Kentucky 1- J av k I Vt tom Iay rrMr f yry1MNMrW1Fti Itfh 011tk 1 JIfiIWIWf rf1 iIt 1 J It lA p J I Ii J i h 4 ifXn r a C J j r7rr f z- U hi l- Ir c A MORTON j MADISONVILLE KY 1 I T tIt j Funeral Director and EmbalmerI p i 1 Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night J fe The man who whispers down a well f About the things he has to sell Will never reap a crop of dollars Like he who climbs a tree and ishollers News of the Town 1 Percy Stewart of Madisonville was in town Sunday r Robert DeMoss ot Madldonvllle was In town SundayIi Mesdames Tohn L Long F B Arnold W R Doylo with Mr and Mrs Howard J Brazelton and How and Jr spent Sunday afternoon with the Brownings at Mortons Gap Miss Luoy Patterson who has been visiting Miss Mary Martin for several days returned to her homo in Morganfleld Monday I will make a delivery of the American Sanitary Pastry Board on May 15th Any wishing ono of these boards see me before the 20th day of April W D OAVANKSS Dick Wilson was In Providence MondayCarl Brady was In Pembroke yesterday Dont fall to return your votes Wednesday afternoon not later than 6 oclock Arthur Miles was in Pembroke yesterday Call 185 and have your clothes steamed pressed and dry cleaned SANITARY STEAM PRESSING WORKS 7 Cleveland Gamblin of tho country was In town Saturday Miss May Martin was in Madlson vllle visiting ffriends Saturday HOUSE FOR SALEHouse and lot in Earltngton for sale cheap Big interest as renting propositions Apply at this office Ma and Mrs Joe Groves who have boon here for the past week visiting relatives and friondp returned to their hone at HerrIn 111 Dexter Laffoon of the country was in town Saturday Advertise your business in the SemiWeekly Bee ndI get 10000 votes for each dol lar paid in John Wilson was in Madiuonville yesterday mornlnRIDeck Gill of the country was in town Saturday- Mr and Mrs Ed Cavanaugh of BJchland were in town Saturday Mr and Mrs Elvie Oavanaugh of the country were in town Satur day J W Springfield of Madison vllle was in town Saturday Lucien Vinson was in Madison ville Saturday J B Rash of near Madison ville was in town Saturday Miss Lena Davis was in Madison vllle Saturday Pay your accounts due the SemiWeekly Bee and get 10000 votes on the automo bile for every s1 paid in A T Thomas was in Madisonville SaturdayClyde Thompson who is working third trick at Hanson was in town Saturday morning Gilbert Long was in Madisonville SaturdayThe Semi Weekly Bee is giving 50000 votes on every dollar paid in on subscriptions this will help some D P Banks who has been attend lug court at Greenville has return ed homo Miss Verda Oates of Madison vllle visited friends here Saturday SundayGet job work from the SemiWeekly Bee and get 10000 votes for every s lpaid in Mr and Mrs B E Nixon were in Madisonville Saturday Steve Mothershoad of Howell was here Saturday night and Sun dayD M Evans Sr who has been in Louisville for several days on busi ness hasreturnedhome Call 185 and have your clothes steamed pressed and dry cleaned SANITARY STEAM PRESSING WORKS Miss Mtiry Martin was in Madi sonville Saturday Fred Hosse of Nashville is in town this week Dr L GracE was In Madlsonvllie yesterdayiNorman Elam spent Sunday night with his parents in Hender son FOR SALEOne 100 course in anything except civil engineering from International Correspondence School of Scranton Pa Wilt sell at EI bargain Apply at Bee Office D M Evans Jr Who has finished school at Louisville returned home Saturday much to the delight of his many friends 1 There is Sentiment 11 m REAL PEARL iit+ t Mainly because It is formed by 1 nature ftiso thit there 41 i K +ntL r rtv jqfMllMiUtM R1nr j Sr fIweKw VlrVi rdfi is no artificial way to change its shape or cpourIM we hsoi blautifnl Pearls inStodbtlit i May f i hL1f twe S c 1 I Ilk 1 v Ayi r t 1 ll4 tf HOLLINGER TRUEMPY r A p t Jewelers J 1 t A I s i A ot t I t iI f iI Q+ awtwwASwcr ++ erlTatr awro + sa i s r Wc y 5+ ward nV iWM tt- i 1 wtllii u i 4r FI RELIEVE YOUR STOIC ACH We Will Help You Do It Read Our Guarantee Dyspepsia may be completely eradicated if properly treated We sell a remedy that we positively guarantee will completely relieve in digestion or dyspepsia or the media tine used during the trial Will cost the User nothing This remedy has been named all Dyspepsia Tablets Certainly no offer could be more fair and our offer should be proof positive that Bexall Dyspepsia Tablets are a de pendable remedy Inasmuch as the medicine will cost you nothing If it does not bene tit you we urge you who are suffering with indigestion or dyspepsia to try Rexall Dyspopia Tablets A 25cent box contains enough medi cine for fifteen days treatment For chronic cases we have two larg er sizes 60 cents and 100 Bemem ber you can obtain Bexall Borne dies only at pur store The Bexall Store St Bernard Mining Co In corporated Drug Department Mrs Roy Forrester was in Madi sonvillo Saturday afternoon Mrs George Coffman of Oakville is visiting Mrs Lucy Bean Mrs Lem Owen and sons Waver ly and Malcolm who have been vis iting relatives here returned to their home in Herrin 111 Saturday Moat beautiful batsin all styles to suit ovey one at lowest prices MRS F N FUGATE Madisonvllle Ky Opposite Hotel Madison Bob Priest who has been attend inc court at Greenville for the past few weeks has returned home Little Miss Juanita and Master William Long of Nashville are vis tin their aunt Miss Ola Shaver For Sale One Top buggy in good repair will sell cheap ERNEST NEWTON 2t No More Robberies at the Bon Ton M B Long proprietor of the Bon Bakery this city says he is weary of being robbed periodically and has purchased from Barnes Cowarid Co the 2700 pound safe formerly owned by Bourland Mothersbead Eggs For Sale AFdr only ono dollar will sell you outsitting pare bred S O Buff Orphington eggs Stock for sale MRS A R BLANKS Madisonville Ky Cod The catch of cod in the United States is third In value of flab caught amounting to almost 8000000 fol lowed by that of shad lobsters and clams s MOTOOYOLE FOR SALEA Dandy 35 cash or trade for bicycle ad Frank Waltrip 416 Arch Madison rille 2t Mr Fred Stokes of California is the guest of his uncle A H Moore head of this city Miss Margaret Wlokliffe and Louise Moorehead two charming young ladies of Greenville Ky are visiting their Cousin Miss Zilpah Moore bead of this city Mrs Elmer Witherspoon was in ladisonville Saturday A novel line of childrens head- wear in all the latest styles and shapes MRS FN FUOAT- EMadisonvllle KYJl Opposite Hotel Madison Mrs Arch LongBtatf was In Madi sonville Saturday Miss Zllpah Moorehead was 1n ladisonvllle Saturday duAhterinUarlday night to see Blundering Bllly I I Oal and see the swell tailored hate exclusive styles MRS P N FUGATE Madisonvllle Kentucky Opposite Hotel Madison Jesse Quails of the country was In town Saturday David Sisk of the country was in town Saturday Mrs Mary Deane of Slaughter yule who has been vtsitinqher son Carl Brady of this city left for White Plains to visit relatives and rends before returning home lams I Ona Brady was in Madison srilleBatprday MisB Panpy Myers was in Madi sonvII Saturday Wl B Bailey McCreary Ky is willing to verify his statement as given herewith He says bfywlfe- bad a sonere attack of la grippe that terminated fntobronobltlsSbea- oujhedas though she had consujnp not sleep and her medi cane gave no relief She was advised Foleys and Tar lngedu8IQglwhich effected a permanent cnre1 Sold by St Bernard Co rncarporatsd Drug Department oOI1r 1iA Boys Shoes Boys Oxfords Shoes that will Stand the Knocks Shoes that fit I ComfortableFull and QualityHigh Shoes or Low Shoes I Black or Tan Button or Lace any Style toe We have the Shoes that fill the bill Shoes that we cannot only rec ommend but they recommend selves 150 to 300 POCKET SHOE CO 217 MAIN S- TEVANSVILLE IND The Store With the Brass Feet in Front A Good Cause All the school teachers at Lugano have gone on strike owing to a difference with the educational authorities With splendid loyalty the little pupils are standing by the teachers and urg- Ing them not to give way Punch The liver loses its activity at times and need help Herbme is an effective liver stimulant It also purifies the bowels strengthens dl gastlon and restores strength vigor and cheerful spirits Price 50o Sold by St Bernard Mining Co In corporated Drug Department Discouraging Progress Youre not doing as well In your mathematics as you ought to be John ny said Mrs Lnpsllng at your age your cousin Horace was half way through differential calipers Puts End to Bad Habit Things never look bright to one with the blues Ten to one the trouble Is a sluggish liver filling the system with bilious poison that Dr Kings Now Life Pills would expel Try them Let the Joy of better feelings end the blues Best for stomach liver and kidneys 25c All Druggists I Paints and Varnishes VJ Ware the exclusive agents for the Shervyin Williams Paints and Varnishes If there is any particular paint ing that needs to be done now why not then select yourpaintt today Every shade and color you may want in different sized cans for your convenience Brighten up the home and house St Bernard Mining C trip anyaIncorporated DRUG DEPARTMENT u i 4 h jt MEMBERS EVANSVILLE REBATEASSOEIATIO- NV a j j1 I I Turn to Our Advertisement day soon as your home or Evansville paper arrive IAny ad contains some needed waering want for man on which you can save money Phone or mall orders Immediately your order is in our hands it V starts on its swift and unerring waynot one minutes f delayfilled from stocks of the finest and newest to be tV found in the Central States Just a special mention 1 Wed like to show you our 16 DOLLAR lines In t young mens two and 8 piece suits splendid mensIt I and magnificent qualities in fabrics All the i models color and pattern designs General P a 10 to 35 for mens suits 760 to 26 for f suits 250 to 16 for boys rlceranAet p First Exhibit in the City of Womens and 1 Ecqaador Panamas II a I I Jrj kco44r f WE DO ONLY THE BEST JOB WORK oH l Y r 1 formal O ingI t J j j 1 I t y r 1 1IWe aitnouncethe Formal Opening of our New Store at118 115 117 Main St r- Tuesdaytlpril TwentyThird Nineteen d Hundred Twelve 1 toy and 7 to lip in ft I We cordially invite the Public to visit us in our New Some during these hours 4 it3 and inspect our New Building ao well r as the splendid array of Supply Spring Styles in everything to wear which will tie on display f There will be Music Refreshments and SouvenirI I J AL l I i 4 i i Tht M Le d StrI 4 INCORPORATED n Madisonville i Kentucky- I I 1t r 1 r L I k J I I + r J I ff I i E l f t 1 j II c J JS I r SM ances and laborsaving helps It is not only the time for cleaning anscrubbing and polishing but for brightening iH up the home with paints and varnishes and making lt permanently cheerful and cozy Its surprising what a lot you J f can do with a can of paint J and scratched i woodwork the dingy cupboard all these can be made clean and new if you use the proper BrightenUp Finish And dont neglect the fresh and neat but protects the wood and metal from decay and rust lengthening the life of the building Of course the important thing is choosing the paint which looks t X v best wears the longest is the easiest to apply and affords the greatest protection for the money Poor paint is dear at any j I d price We recommend SherwinWilliams Paints and Varnishes because they are scientifically made from the purest materials t r Regular colors price 225 per gallon worth more r I l I f 1 ItI i 1 f a irp Our constantly growing trade testifies to the continued popularity of this article JAPALAC F dries quickly is durable and in every way suited to the many purposes for which it is recommended Iassuresthe complete assortment carried in our stock you of getting the particular color that you want N 0 Mar Gloss white In NOMAR we offer an Enamel which is heart t ily endorsed by every painter who has given it a i trial Can be used on wood or metal with equal 4 900 Paint Brushes oj Good brushes are as necessary to a good job as good paintand a good painter Nl L We sell good brushesthe kind touseondirst class work iV jP rb- i We sell window glass putty sponges and everything you will need for your Spring house clean = i ing We want to give service and have made our prices as low as is possible for reliable merchandise r I UpFinishes No matter what you wantto redecorate we have- a BrightenUp Finish made specially for the pur pose Easy to applyonly the work of a few min utes Full directions given Look down this list then call for a color card For a painted finish on new or old floors SW Inside Floor Paint gives the best wear It covers up all unsightly spots and presents a durable hnish that is easy to keep clean Dries over night Gallons 200 half gallons roo quarts Soc i For cupboards buy a can of SW Family Paint and a small brush Paint the shelves white or sometvy serviceable color and make them sweetand clean Twentyseven colors to choose from SW Family Paints wear well and may bescrubbed Also suitable for chairs woodwork doors7 4 I SW Y Mixed For radiators pipes or I anything requiring a bronze In presenting this piece of goods to the trade we confidently belie rithatwe have thebest article of its kind on the market todaytf Carried in stock in asi small size as 18 pint which sells at I5c Also furnished in larger cans where the work justifies suclfra purchase iI LjHEMj1LAIftJ7Q A- MAfiY4NI3llt3 f d Ii ITivanishsoiledlookoutside JapalacA washingl Miscellaneous Brighten Aluntnum I Kyanize IA Colored Varnish With a desire at all times to serve the best in terests of our patrons we have added Kyanize to our stock of paints KYANIZE is a colored Var u nish and can be used with excellent results on Floors and all kind of Woodwork is offered to the trade in IPintss pints pints and quarts and sells at 150 25c45c and 850 respectively- For a limited time we will give for x ten cents a regular ten cent brush and a I5C can of KYANIZE S ofanyfurniture that needs retouching this is a good oppor tunity to try out KYANIZE with very little invest ment Porch and Deck Paint s Wif i This is a recent addition and one j which we be lieve will fill a long felt want among our many friends PORCH AND DECK PAINT is made to withstand the weather and therefore is ideal for porches piazzas etc I r I Sold in the following colors Dark Gray Deep 9 Buff Brown Stone and Dark Slate Prices i gallon 225T gallon 115 and 1 quarts 6oc l 1 Fr I wt I a ak INCORPORATEDr l r I lJ l fd lJ jJ I j D1 UG DEPA L1 1rENJ ri Jp EDGAR M TRABERN laoagCF = J t Y t lr r liIfawltCit r 4r SWrr Nr S Ir aMkkrI KYe hlWrx arcu+ t1 r Jni k k o i rY Y L m