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Digital page images are linked to the text file. iii I rJ r- f C I rtt 11 1 I ii i riijfIIiiit b Ir IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESSADVERTISE IT FOR SALE r TWENTYTHIRD YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY TUESDAY APRIL 30 1912 No 35 MRS W 0 BRANDON 1fa 1 f Wife of Earlington Minister Pass t es Away After Long of Illness 1fears I FUNERAL BY DR BROWDER L OF RUSSELLVILLEINTER PtMENT AT LA FAYETTE Mrs Luoy Ewing BrandonY wife of Rev W 0 Brandon pastor of the Earlingtou Methodist Episcopal Church South died at 120 a m Sunday at the parsonage after a lingering ill ness following years of invalid friendsic J her as the personification of patience If cheerfulness and fortitude J She had been looking for ward to the end as the hour of l her release from suffering and the beginning of the perfect life on the other side and the end came peacefully quietly almost imperceptibly and she slept1 zMr Brandon would have been fiftyfive years old May 23rd r next She was married to Rev W 0 Brandon more than thirty years ago on September 20th 1881 Her girlhood home was in Central Kentucky where she was educated graduating at Al exander College Burkesville t c Ky a school now obsolete She Y was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Ewing of Lebanon Ky t No member of her fathers fami j ly survives There were three I children and she is the last She a is survived by her husband and two sons E YY Brandon of Rule ville Miss and DrE 0 Bran don of Fairview Ky Dr Bran don was with his mother several days before her death The oth er son arrived in time to accom pany the remains to their lest resting place The funeral was held Sunday 1afternoon at the church Dr R W Browder of Russellville con ducted the services Dr Browt der said that more than twelve years ago Mrs Brandon had said tiF to him that when she died she I wanted him to preach her funer al and that she had frequently spoken of this since that time Dr Browder and Rev Brandon having been intimately associated in work of the church much of this time Dr Browder spoke feelingly of her loyalty asa preachers wife and of her high place in the home and her nobility and devotion as a mother Her devotion and service he said had been loyal and beautiful and in all these years she had never expressed any unwill ingness to go anywhere and to meet any demands of a ministers life He said he believed that the Son who said I go to prepare a place for you has prepared a very special place for such no ble wives of devoted preachers He paid high tribute to their family life and said Its Heav en where a family is in accord and no bickering there Dr Browder spoke beautifully of the certain and fixed Christian hope of immortality and offered the comforting thought that The greater the loss the greater the grace of God to enable suffering ones to sustain such loss Though the weather was stormy the church was filled to capacity Rev Wimberly of Madisonville was present and took part in the service The pall bearers were W L Morrison 0 E Dud ley Clarence Higgins Chas Webb Yalter N Martin troth er Hancock E L Stokes and Paul M Moore all stewards and officers of the congregation Monday morning the funeral partly leftron the early train tak ing the remains for interment at LaFayette Kv where ig the family burying ground in a beau tiful cemetery Ewing Brandon of Ruleville Miss was called here on account of the death of his mother Notice to The Public I have purchased the Inter est of Ti H Stone in the Liv ery Stable All parties indebted to the firm of Barnett Stone will please call and settle at once Respectfully CBAS E BARNETT = 1 United L O Confederate Vet r i erans Reunion GAliTJ 995 ROUND TRIPk 1t Ticket on saleMay 5 67 and8 with final Rmitto re H turn May 16th and privilege extensibnvtoJune 5 by deposit I at Macon i Route Via Nashville and the Battlefield Route inclnd = ing Chattanooga to visitLookout Mountain Missionary Ridge and Ohiokamauga Park Stopovers allowed at all pointsf going and returning j adi11eouvillet In order to secure lower berths please order ybdr sleep c ing car reservation early I L 4 v DP r BANKS Agent k e 1 A10R F B HARRIS Commtndtr 11 a 11 nD 4 i 1 Now is the Time upjkind color and in all the latest shades and patterns We guarantee to save you money and give you satisfaction Do notmakea purchase of wall paper until you have seen bur line and i prices il co r Y c j SISK BROS BOOK STORE MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY Making a Rqilroad ManI Ambitious Youth Told What is Wanted Solves Problem and Becomes a Superintendent Ten years ago a youth of twenty years and of good family came into a trunk line presidents office and asked for a job What do you want to do was the question 1 would like to be a division superintendent Oh is that 59 sarcastically replied the president Well if you will do as I sav you can be superintendent by the time you are thirty but at present vou will report to the maintenance of way department and get a job as a section hand But keep your eyes and ears open The youth was put to work witha Italian cleaning out cattle cars After a week of this foul work the young man wrote to the president protesting that he thought such labor was not necessary to the realization of his ambitions The president wrote hack If vou had paid less attention to the objectionable odors and your working companion but could have told me exactly how much it cost to clean out a car and whether we could save money by letting the work Qut by contract instead of doing the work ourselves you would have accomplished some thing in your week of work That is but one of the many prob lemB we are trying to solve all the time uI get your idea the wouldbe superintendent briefly wrote back and the president heard no more from himITwo months ago the general manager of the same trunk line came into the presidents office and said he had appointed a new super for tho division The president pioked up the or der to affix his O K signature The name was familiar Madisonville Notes Rook Club Miss Mamie Wooten very qharmingjy entertained the Rook Olub Friday afternoon at her home on North Main St The house was attractively decorated in ferns cut flowers and potted plants Gorgeous tulips of red and yellow were used as the main decoration The beautiful two course luncheon serve during the social hour was in the ice course cnr red out in the shape of tulips The mints and cakes being the same Miss Wooten had as her guests beside the members of the club Misses Margaret and Louise McPherson Agnes Bailey Metabeth Sory Johnnye Mills and Mrs D H Kincheloe WeekEnd Hones Party The following from this city attended a most enjoyable week end house party given at the home of Miss Florence Campbell in Morganfiell Misses Nellie Smith Harpending Eblen Hilda McOlosky Elizabeth Gunther Hallie Witherspoon Bertha Oatei Ethel Terry and Myrtie Underwood Tiiitor Sntertainid Yrs Edward Hallof Kansas OJbIJwho has beep the guiii tfMrii Clyde Ruby was the isst vf tnrat a west barjHil pTty lirtn at the I I xJ 1 home of Mrs L E Ruby on S Union St Friday afternoon An elaborate luncheon wise served during the social hour Mr and Mrs 0 L Ross and child ren James Bpardley and Louise of Madisonville left Monday for Calf fornia to be gone six weeks the guests of relatives and friends EdwardHallhate been the guests of relatives and friends in Madisouvillo returned to their home Sunday Mrs Hall was formerally Miss Emma Cook of this city and has been the guostof Honor at many Social Functions since her visit here at the Home of Mrs Clyde Ruby JM McPherson left Sunday for a few days visit in Louisville Pat Morgan of Greenville was in Madisonville Friday evening attending the dance at the Madison HotelDr Martha Beard of Cincinnati Parkers Mrs Harrison and daughters of Madisonville spent the weekend in Dawson Springs with Rev Harrison whpis holding a protracted meeting in that place You Can Eat Anything Eat what your stomach craves ofiadioesfttoniwhich SourStomachBreath or Heavy Feeling if you wjll tollevgsas Oan 1Rellef in one minute Get a 60p bottle from the BernardMining ifrr George Cpffman who has 6 gfaltingMeadamPa Lucy Bean aedM1ki Hanna to her hers i kyJlth iearaliog Q t ii TUESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOON SPLENDID BIBLE SCHOOL Increase of 35 Over Last SundayMuch Interest Shown There were 201 present at the Bible School of the Christian Church Sunday The collection amounted to 868 There was an increase of thirtyfive over last Sunday There were twenty seven new pupils as a result of committee work The ladies class had thirtyone present and twentysevenThis with a little more effort on the part of the committee men will soon be the leading one of the town Civic Improvement League As a result of the announce ment in the last issue of the Bee quite a large number of citizens met at the School building last evening to discuss the adivisabv lity of organizing a Oivic Im provement League Mrs F B Arnold was elected temporary chairman An enthusiastic dis cussion was indulged in by all present All were of one opin ibn alto its importance Anoth er meeting was called for 4 p m Thursday May 2 at same place at which time a permanent or ganization will probably be for med All citizens are urged to be present Preserving the Baby Young James had seen some flih pickled and was at once Impressed and puzzled by the explanation elicited by a long and ftoady fire of ques tions that the salting process was to make the fish keep A little later he attended the baptism of an infant mend and was still puzzled But at last a light broke in upon him and In a shrill tone that could be heard allover the sacred edifice he exclaimed Oh now I know all about ItI mother The water Is to make the baby keepl Pedagogue at Hit Worst An Ohio schoolteacher has declared that both the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution are lacking in literary style It would be tOQ great a risk to trust that man with either the first chapter ofI Genec or the Gettysburg speech ClctvelandPla1nDea1er r FAILURE TO OBEY ORDERS Was Cause of the Explosion in the Coil Mine Says C J Norwood WHO IS STATE MINE INSPECTOR State Inspector Norwood aftei personally directing the rescue work left Madleonvllle Friday afternoon and before leaving gave his opinion as to the cause of the explosion gained from his investigation Failure to regard orders by night 4 Foreman Joseph Hojlowell one of the victims is given as tile cause of the explosion by Mr Norwood Sworn testimony by several witness es was that the foreman had been given orders to watt half an hour At ter having started the fan before venturing into the recesses of the mines According to the mine in specters belief Hollowell in company with the negro New walked to the fan as soon as the mine was entered He started the fan The other three miners were at the cage waiting for the fin to start the air well into circulation Instead or waiting for the required time before going back further Into the mines Hollowell and the negro went back further into the west part of iba mines where the coal had been shot Gas which had accumulated in this part was set afire by their lamps If they had waited the required length of time said the inspector until the fan nad sent fresh air all through the mines the explosion would not have oooured The test r was that the men had n- otjbeenbefore the explosion took place Work on clearing away the wreck age is being pushed and operation will be resumed in a short time lively as a Boy If you are tired run down have no appetite get a bottle of Yucatan Ohill Tonic A few doses will set you upgive you a boys appetite make you strong and lively as a twelveyearold Purifies the blodd and strengthens the system BOo a MiningCowont Eggs For Sale For only one dollar will sell you one sitting of pare bred S 0 Buff Orpbington eggs Stock for sale MRS A B BLANKS Madisonville Ky eI Ledarshng1s This is the roof you want for your dwelling you can not get anything to take the place of shingles We have an extra large stock on hand and the grades are extra good We 1goodCypress Shingles If you are looking for a good cheap shingle here it is Of course you know about cypress fora roof nothing betterthese are fine The cheap price is because they run narrow but a thousand will cover a square i Give Us a CallPhone or Write UsigetvOur prices before you buy saVe i money f i riV r RTlEY COMPANY LUMBER I Incorporated Madisonville Kentucky H ii4 CIr r j Ai t Ur e If r r rt ts ff f PM J C tI tIVt 0ij t j f I 1 7 1 ft Lli J 5 J t t 1- L f 7 lJ Il1rYJ ti H IFlt fl r I cr 0S 3ee PAUL M MOORS r EDITOR AND PUBLISHER t J E FAWOETT + ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER u d- r MemberofrI Kentucky Press Association 4 aiti- n Second District Publishers League Branch Ogre in Furniture Store 119 South Main Street Madi Phone No4MISS DA Mgr i Telephone 47 Tuesday April 30 1912 lIt GET CLEAN OR BE CLEANED The Earlingtou health board is active and with plans for cleaner city and more sanitary conditions aloarl lines the public health Mr Trahern cI ties been agitating the t of screening against flies all meats and vegitables and other foods displayed by and dealers No ordinance has yet r keen passed or formed to cover 4this but it is encouraging to be able to announce that some of our progressive dealers have alt 3 s I ready thought along thesa lines tietoLct I a any possible contamination the foods and pro shirts they offer for sale to the people nf Earlincton And thus will typhoid and other diseases I be prevented Doubtless all will voluntarily take these precau r tions but the duty of the Health 1 Board is clear There is to be a campaign of clean alleys and clean streets and clean premises and The Bee would urge that this campaign should not stop with printed appeals and posted noti ces and moralsuasion but be I ourIStealth Board and Oity Author ties in the enforcement of thee ordinances already enacted to a control these In Cleveland there is being paid a public bonus of one cent for every ten flies killed during the space of two weeks op the the a ory that if all the flies can be i rkillednow thereI be but few bred throltgh the season Lets clean p ripw and prevent flies end rliseaaefor the whole sum s trier Subscription Rates t c One Year i ri100Si-x months1 50s lua tire 25tneunfes 1 Specimen copies mailed Iron on Correspond ents wanted in nit parts of the county Address us for par tlcul rat Entered at the Earlinfrton Post Office as Second Class i MatteriIi onville KentECky Mortons AILEEN VIS moving effecting question merchants conditions Application MALICE WILL RECOIL In the mind of the man who thinks in theheart of the man who feels there has been record ed a shock a feeling of depressing regret a growing sense of in dignation at the wanton and malicious attack made by Theodore Roosevelt upon our Presi dent This rule or ruin polite ian has essayed in the pst to put every man in the Anuauias club who dared oppose him and now he in effect calls the President of the United States a liar and does it with venom Mr Boose velts vicious and malignant at tacks upon Mr Tat particularly his last aQd wildest is causing on all sides expressions of regret and condemnation bmen of all parties If these wicked assaults and his intemperate and hurtful language do not react upon himself and break the back of his campaign for the exalted and dignified office lie so covets we miss our guess as to the temper of the sane and sober citizens of these United States We believe with President Taft that Theo dore Roosevelt ought not be theI candidate of any partaud believing this there is but one con sistent conclusion to the whole mPtterthat if he should slug his way through and suutch this nomination he ought not to be eJected by and party GOOD STREETWORK The street drainage problem is being worked out for Earlingtbn in practical and thoroughman tier by Oouncihnen Henry and Qlilham who have been chosen to handle this question jay out the necessarywork and have ic r r 1 l CCLT CLAW I UL1YtI- X iif 1 fI1f y 1 IlJ i iftxty WI IIERLYYcJAiifl f j 2 11ip 4FsS pW1P3- Er i L I1This handsome bound bOOK should be in ever home 11z S t inEariington and Hopkins couY It is interesting enter i I talnin sandelevating You can get thins I 59 book and the t Twice aWeek rU IgtP1 Bee one year for 1 9 the Jrice 0 oJ r fttbybp91alonc i4i iJt 3a iJ r J6 jpJ JitC4 fi Ii 0C AfflRGaip Look Out for Trouble The after effects of the Grip are apt to be serious but a normal healthy condition may bo restored In a IIUt prlslngly short time by Vlnpl J Watertpwn WIs After a SeverIn attack of the Grip my system a very weakened nervous and run down condition I began taking Vino l with the very best result and in ia short time Ibegan to feel like anfen tlrely different person and I am bettei jandstronger than I have been tor years Gamm We guaran tee this testimonial to be genuine We have never sold in our such a valuable strength creator an health restorer for the convalescent the weak and rundown ate Vinolf and wo ask people in this vicinity to trj a bottle of Vlnol with the und rstanding that their money will bo returned if it does not do all wo claim font ST EERNARDMINING CO Incor porated Drug Department done One of the eood thing- they have beenn is at the inter section of LLiin And Sebree where the narrow bridge into Sebree Ave will be removed and tiling laid the width of the Aye nue thus ivine vehicles use o this entire width at the crossing The new bridge on Railroad St at Moss Ave aud grading of a section of the former street are among the substantial improvements already made These two capable men are in earnest and the public may expect the best results from their labnr THE MULE The mule m stupid so tney 8Jl He has no brain with vuiou to think Bat he can always turn away I W has not enouYtohdrink No matter if his foolish brother insists that he must have another Chicago RecordHerald The Ourn Products Refining Company which manufactures great quantities of syrup glucose starch ana other things from corn have just now imported from Ai gentine too big cargoes of corn This sounds like bringing coals to Newcastle and should make our American corn growers sit up and take notice An Eastern paper remarks Railroad managers re merely ceqaired tp keep rates down ka p wages up maintain divi deuds aud ensure safe travel Clean that buck yardJ Clean that front yard lDlean that alley i Olean that stable i lOlean Uil Kentucky v Educational r Associatlon i If you should dipup Lake Erie in a tin cup pint at a time and pour it nu the big turbine wheels in the wheelpits atNiagra Falls you qpuld hardly get them damp But let a great boJYof water tumble through the tunnels and the wheels are driven to gener ate energy Fufficient for running ill the machinery within two hundred miles of the fall The water has might only when it falls m large volumes This principle holds as good in political and social science as in physics t The sun of the forces of a number of units is greater the closer the aggregation of units The irresistible rushes of Na poleon and Oku the successful work of parties and sects the powerful influence of organized public opinion in any greet mat teraU these thoult widely differing are basedupon thy principle illustrated uhove To make intellectual or mural forces most effective they must bd made to act iii the swine direc tion and at this sam tuVi Each teiiclier iufjvn ucky ip II unit of force Every one of the ten thousand teacliery of KK t pkV is doing a faithful aHf nest and in trio t jbaeeRj efflciaiiP work But how yrietlytiiure eff ficientl work coin 1 fte dou6 by these units of teaching force regatiukfihQarjciation iBSulJdi gaclrint l i gill to nil teacher in K nf uck i c i lfp Irtft tQlaakinLr for their presence at I the Louisville meeting on June 252T for the purpose of more I effective organizarton a uniting of forc R for the benefitof tie school and the teacher as well WELL DESERVED I The Praise That Comes From Thank I ful Zarllngton People i One kidney remedy has known merit EarHngtori people rely upon It KidneydEarllngton testimony proves Itre liable Mrs Joseph Blondin EarllnRton Ky says You may continue to use my statement recommending Doans Kidney Pills Since that were used some years ago I have had no further need of a kidney medicine A member of mv family Casasfor years He took medicines and doctored faith fully but could soy no relief His back pained constantly and the kid ney secretions were unnatural Doans Kidney Pills had been highly prof Mium Co Incorporated The re sults of their use wore all that could hive been desired Every symp tom of kidney trouble disappeared a short Intlmej Fur sale by all dealers Price 60 cents FosterMllburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents tor the United StatesRemember the name Doans aud take uo other You Need Stationery 0 Nothing gives an Individual or a firm standing In the business world like nice Stationery neatly printed The SemiWeekly Bee Job department keeps constantly on hand a flue line of letterheads noteheads billheads statements and envelopes both linen and commercial We also do circular invitation and cat alogue work Give us a trial You will be pleased Scholanhlp For Sale We have a 100 scholarship on Bryan Stratton Business College for sate This Is one of the best bus iness colleges iu the State and a scholarship in this college is A L THE SEMI WEEKLY BEEt f Old Hickory Porch and iLawn Furniture 01 4iAllfortable patterns are shown here Prices from 175 U a You can buy a SOLID OAK SWING complete with chain and hooks from 350 up We sell JlWaUaIUnUd 1904 TI4lul Hmitr he newWindow Shade MnierinJ C A MORTON Furniture Carpets and Draperies Funeral Director and Embalmer I MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY I l 1 r I PRINCESS SPECIAL II This Popular Photo Play Theatre is now under new IIitsEspecially Adopted for Ladies and Children II We are ajrnln running the Worlds Best 1icttires You know wtiMt that means Lublnt Bioitraph Essany 1 + Patho SeHg and Vltogrnpb KAlewftII MADISQNVILLE KY Matinee Daily 1+ri41 NNnNmlmNiNNiNIWmUNNNNN rlefVWthhYfNrYVNNNJiNNItNNNNilNNNJ SLATONI Embalmer I i NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE I Phone 1242 MADISONVILLE KY- WMWffffWfffffMffftfffWfffWWfMtM Iu wIw A Authentic StoryO- FTHE j I Greatest Disaster and- Mystery of the Sea i Sinking of Steamship Titanic f By J Henry Mowtray Ph D LL D h i steajnigrave without amomentswarnirig I Coin piled from soul stirring stories told by eye wit nesses of this terrible Horror of briny deep The list price of the book is i00 We willi furnish i The BoM and t the SertiiWeekto Bed il Yarfar i 1 1 Fr t l ItI t 1 5IIt71 1 aisiubscriber tbTn BjS eiat7fin AdvanceI can have the book for Jj S O C8ns d j i t I Or 1 1 Bee t t d s 1oIfm I 1 j N j t I II EarIznBonl r i rt t lp ffi t tr I r- a t W 1 G j 1 v r T 7 R- LI c 1 Y if t- l F fit I I tr tj a- tI 4 WATCH THIS SPACE rJ- 11 1 FOR d MAY 13 14 and 15J1 1 M J The man who whispers down a well About the things he has to sell Will never reap a crop of dollars andrI News of the Town I O Atkinson was in Madl 1GeorJt8 Saturday- F D Ba h made a business trip to Madlsonvllle Saturday Mrs Wright was in Madisonville Saturday afternoon Little Miss Elizabeth Rash was In Madlsonville Saturday Jim Head was in Madisonvllle SaturdayMiss na Davis was In Madison villa Saturday Get your job work from the SemiWeekly Bee and get 10000 votes for every 1 paid InMrsW K Nisbet was in Madl Bonvllle Saturday afternoon Miss Theltna King was lu Mad Bonvllla Saturday Mrs A Q SIsk visited frlneds in Madisouville Saturday afternoon Ralph Dudley was in Maualugton SaturdayMr Mrs Will Devney were in Madlionyllle Saturday y Prof C E Dudley made a busi 1 ness trip W MadlBOrtvllle Saturday MOTOOYOLE FOR SALEA Dan dy 35 cash or trade for bicycle ad 4 Frank Waltrip 415 Arch Madison yule 2t Mrs Ernest Olaytor of Victoria fi Visited friends here Saturday- B V Murphy of Madlsouvllle was In town Saturday Miss Davie Hendrioks o Madlto vlllo was in town Saturday vluitmg friendsMrs F D Rash was in Madison ville Friday HOUSE FOR SALEHbuse and lot in Earlinirtpu for sale cheap Big interest as renting propositions Apply at this office Rev Howard J Brazelton was in Uadisonville Saturday Mrs Dan Umstead was in Madi flonvillo Friday afternoon Mr and MrJAV 0 0 bb Mrs Kate Withers and Charlie Wobb attended the burial pf Mrs W 0 Brandon at LaFayette Ky Monday s Mrs Bessie Tanner was In Evans villa Sunday Call 185 and have your clothes etepmed pressed and dry cleaned SAN TARY STEAM PRESSING WOlUtS Miss Eula Otdbani visited friends in Mortons Gap Sunday I Miss Lula Smith of 1tfa ilsouvnte visited friends here Sunday Forest Robinson of Madisonville was hero Sunday Lllburn Young of Madlsonville was In town Sunday Clyde Thompson who is working 3rd trick at South Guthrie was in town Sunday Advertise your business in the SemiWeekly Bee and get 10000 votes for each dol lar paid in A T Thomas who attended the danco at Sebree Friday night returned home Sunday Mrs M Hanna Jr was in Madi sonville yesterday Robert DeMoss of Madisonvllle was in town Sunday Jim Maloney attended the dance at Sebree Friday evening FOR SALE One 100 course In anything except civil engineering from International Correspondence School of Scranton Pat Will sell at a bargain Apply at Bee Office Mr and Mrs Claude Anderson are visiting her parents In Pembroke this week Ivan Springfield was in Evans ville Sunday Lucian Cook went to Madlsonvllle yesterday Miss Mary Hewlett attended the dangeatSebree Friday evening Every Bodys Doing It1 Doing what Subscribing for the SemiWeekly Bee and giving the auto votes to their friendsEd of Hopkinsvillo visit ed friends bere Saturday Jeff Murphy was in Evansville SundayTomWand of Henderson spent Bundaw and Monday ilere with friendsPay your accounts due the Sem j Weekly Bee and get 10006 votes on the automo bile for every s i paid in J W Tnompson of Madisonville was In town yesterday Mrs J E Fawcetb and daughters Lucy and Julia spent the week end with friends in Guthrie H H Vaughn was in Evausville SundayCall 185 and have your clothes steamed pressed and dry cleaned SANITARY STEAM PRESSING WORKS D P Banks was In Madlsouvllle yesterdayDr Braudon of Fairview Ky was called here on account of the Illness aud death of his mother Dont tall to return your votes Wednesday afternoon notlater than 5 oclock Miss Adeline Toombs of Madison yule attended the funeral ol Mrs WQ Brapdpu Sunday v I Xx 4 j iUp to Date+ +l A vff j i epaitment tore II fgarc J1 rWe wish to announce to our friends and patrons store a full and com 1 It 1I thatwehavea5i Sito our j plete line of dry shoes and notions and noV have a epairimerit store where you can purchase anyfhing you need in the dry goods r grocep meat ice of any other line usually han died in fir9classdeprtment stores Our goods rtbeW andfreshand the p ice is as low as 1 could be expecte l XVe guarantee satisfactionus and can save you money Give 1 i your trader rr mn Roy Jones Son t4 Mortons Gap Kcntucky d rVSx rx M1WRrtiH11 111iWNMYiak p iIJ I t Lee Withers of Nashville passed through aero Sunday enroute to EvansvilleMrs Franklin was in Madi sonvllle Monday Roy Parker was in Nortonvllle Sunday The Semi Weekly Bee is giving 50000 votes on every dollar paid in on subscriptions this will help some Johnson Franklin of Nortonville was in tills city Sunday Logan Franklin of Mortons Gap was m town Sunday Garlan Kent of Mortons Gap was in town Monday Cora Franklin of Mortons Gap was in this city Monday Rev Howard J Brazelton deliver ed two excellent sermons Sunday On account of the Inclemency of the weather tbe audiences were small but those who heard him were greatly benefited by his message Midweek prnyer meeting service will be conducted Wednesday even Ing at 780 A large audience Is desired Headaches Signs of Danger Anyone in this town that sulfeis frequently from splitting iietv us headaches ought to go at once t the druggist get a 25o bottle of our Cariatedts German JVlv r Powder Headaches nlwav iimlcitte consti pation 1U a daiigoioub form that may result in nthr xfr tnAly serious ailmouts doitiutiairta even ApppndlctI8iOarOatllltodt der acts on tlw Liver the teal cause of constlpatou a few doses entirely Totttov thn troubleiniure- a lasting cure nevor falln guaran teedIt yon have headaches get a bottle today from the St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug De partment 25o a bottle Bostonlan Learns Something Tip folly of interfering with a newsboy was illustrated on Hanover street A well dressed man took to task a newsboy who was crying a fake extra and read the riot act to him in fine style The boy said noth ing but when the man started to run for a North Station car he raised the cry of Stop thief which was at once taken up by several of his com panions and in a moment an angry crowd was at the heels of the luckless one who was forced to take a trip to tho station house before the matter was cleared upsBoston Journal Claim the Oldest Language U is assorted by the Basques that their language which bears a strong resemblance to certain North American dialects Is the oldest one in the world and was spoken by Adam and Eve in tho garden of Edep They also boast that it is tho most difficult of all Janguages to learn According to a native legend the devil lived among tho Basques for seven years and dur- Ing that time learned only two words their bal and ezt yes and no and these two words he for got within an hour of leaving the country Some Fence A New York banker feels that the privacy of his town residence has been invade hy the construction of pmpertyof that city for a fence ISO eet high A nine story apartment jbulldtag is to be built on the lot west lOf the home of this banker who 18J M PrancolinJi and he figures that a fence 160 feet high will be required to JKeeptta future occupants from looking upon h1zpJopqlarl4ec1aDICI j Squab and Quail Many prefer Squab to quail be cause the meat is not so dry and Is alwjayB fure to be tender The chief vant ge hQwever sin the 4aet that ou eat s uab it isnt necessary plckiDijo3 i Retort Discourteous An Englishman and a Welshman disputing In whose was the lieu lvtogthe welshman saids ST ere is such noblfhousekeeping In LW I sr ht t I have Iron a dpzeg cppks employed at one wed Jdngdlnn r Ay answered the ln mtn that was because every man toasted his own cheese r I Ii All He Hmdio DoWlthit And you actually consented td let poui irlte5aatar ofe7rConaeiitedl iCertalnI1I1o 1 aoquteaeed ro 1 BALD HEADS JTOT WANTED Baldness Is too Generally Considered a Sign of Advanced Age A baldheaded person does not have tin equal chance with one blessed with a healthy head of hair because baldness is too generally accepted as an indication of age Many large corporations have es tablished an age limit and refuse to take men over 85 years of age as new employees Probably 65 per cent of baldhead ed people may regain a good head of healthy hair if they will follow our advice and accept our offer We have a remedy that we positively guarantee to grow hair on any head unless the roots of the hair are en tirely dead their follicles closed and the scalp has become glazed and shiny We want people to try this remedy at our risk with the distinct understanding that unless it does exactly what we claim it will and gives satisfaction in every respect we shall make no charge for the remedy used during the trial We know exactly what we are talking about and with this offer back of our statements no one should scoff doubt our word or hesitate to put our remedy to an actual test We want every one In Earliturton who is suffering from any sqalp or hair trouble dandruff tailing hair or baldness to Try our Rexalll93tt Hair Tonic We want them to use it regularly say uinli three bottles have been ust d and it It does not eradicate dandruff cleanse and refresh Jhn scalp tighten tits hair in its roots and grow new hair we will return every cent paid us for tile remedy for the mere asking There is no formality expected and We exact no obligation from tbe user whatever We are established right here In Burlington and make this offer with a full understanding that our business success entirely depends upon the sort of treatment we ac cord our customers and we would not dare make the above offer unless we could substantiate it in every particular Ketnember you nan ob tarn Bexall Remedies in this qoui niunity only at our store The Rex all Store The St Bernard Mining Go Incorporated Drug Dnpartmenn WfAT IS A HOME What is tihome for Peace What do many of us make it A place for Relating trials Displaying tempbrsIBeing disagreeable Dispute Haste Fault finding Fretting at d worrying FprTears L or enarlsv For Rr lh1Ai Forswearing 1oaullkin Fur meanness such as none but a home companion houldvfprgive For nglmessisuoh aspnne would Inflict upon a stranger Place opposite thisf Home a place for rest for cheer forwarmth for comfort for forbearaneeit place for peace repOflea ptaoq where the Ritil may extend towar 1 nobler better life IQ neI TJ1tJ word itself comes from itbe Banskrit ksema meaning abdde place Of xest secu rityKansas CJ tv Hta- rA Texas MoiidcrM The Texas WondervcnHs kidney and cures ditlbetesweakAud lame backs rheuuiatUin irregu larities of bladder troubles remov ing fravel i he d bladder In both men ahttwOmen Regulates bladder trouble tio1indreQIf not sold byyodrdingglatsWlll be sent by r v One small bottle fe twb months treat ment and Seldom falls to perfect a cure Sendfor testimonials from Kv and other states DrE W B l2926 Olive street St Louis Mo Sold hv drnuffiuts Ernest Newton Fayeit pays to advertise in The Bye He sold ti Horse and buggy through a Bee reader besides getting auto votes on his accoun- tFOUNDNear the water tank akey Owner can have same by dciipf jibing same and payiuft for fliRIj1 31- r LI You Always Pay Less at the Boston Store Closing Out Tie N SewUltSIts clearance time in the Suit Section and every Spring Suit r garmenthaspositively nothing held back every garment included in this great slaughter of pricesrHere are a Few of bur Reductions 1 6 50 Suits reduced to f9 98 18 50 Suits reduced to 1093 do 20 00 Suits reduced to 12 98J25 oo Suits reduced to e 1498 30 oo Suits reduced to p 16 98 All New Spring Shades and New Spring Fabrics i Silk and Wool Dresses Red cedIDresses have been prime favorites this season but they have all got their go quickly prices This gives you practically the entire season in which to wear them and the savings are great SILK DRESSES s8 oo Silk Dresses 5 95 12 50 Silk Dresses 7 50 15 00 Silk Dresses 9 50 16 50 Silk Dresses 10 50 Hats WOOL 50 Wool Dresses 00 10 98 Wool 6 ii2 00 Wool Dresses 6 98 15 00 Wool Dresses 00 Bargains in Millinery New Spring and Summer Hats Tailored and Trimmed Styles 10 Large or small shapes every one of them different in some particu lar from the other Over 200 to choose from I 198 85I2 50 Hats i DRESSES 7 5 presses So 9 Extra 3 50 Hats i 98I4 50 Hats 2 S500HatS3SOr 11 I Fowler Dick t Valker Evansville Indiana r- A4tJaE OFibpRMF + l bt i lr7 ti Al l iTl 1 Mi 11 r- r tWinning Store Policy f The principle weve maintained for nigh fr 1onto half a century is to sell reliable clothing I only at lowestinthecountry prices We y i have maintained this heretofore we do main f t tainit today j we intend to maintain it inthe i future The spring and summer lines of pty clothing we now show include the wants and j ideals of the present day manin point ofu showFing blue serge suits at 13 45 that 4tc youfrorm 1650 to 1850 in your homehtown and at 10 a sightly and serviceable fo t suit then uy easy stages up to 35 We show the best lines of suits in America at the re vspective prices The outoftown trade cen i i l tershereN fJ IT PAYS TO TRADE HERE ofr I THE WST TELEPHONE SERVICE LOOK HERE CBt FAEMER h a dcTelegraph Company Incorporated U otter drigla youauideaipropbililonfor our lervlee ou have ad vantages of lOOK evenImporiant poInt In the UnlteifStatel The advantages of service residence are too numeraua to snetitinn bt among Ibero would be daily communlaatlouicltbtheuketaobtalnlogprices getflns accurate reports eon be wealber calllol up ibes ad- vllnta and are more tbluiwortbtbeprlreo wouldpuy for tbe service Literature and laformatlon furnished by ca llnv on our manager ill Wi Shelton t CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH COS J min f WE IOQNLYHEBESJOawpRK i A f i 1 IJ I T- 0 1 iIiu ii- t h- T i Iii a r G A MORTON i i F MADISONVILLE KY I Funeral Director and Embalmer I tIAny Call Answered Promptly Day orNight IflElElTrJ JG T tI f drf COMMONWEALTH DOCKET L MAY TERM 1912 FIRST DAY MAY 6 1912 Commonwealth of Kentucky va P R Cabell SECOND DAY MAY 7 1912 Commonwealth of Kentucky vs Jessie Morris x t Same vs Oscar Epley Herman Ashby Same va Frank Wilson MillerkSame vs Eltie Rodgers Same vs K D Rodgers Same vs Will Bradshaw 4 Same vs J S Orr Same vs J S Orr i fi Same vs J S Orr OrrrSame vs J S Orr d THIRD DAY MAY 8 1912 i Commonwealth of Kentucky vs Sinithh Oates Same vs Katie Pearlx u Same va George Bone Same vs Wyatt Edmonds Same vs Sidney Marshal Same vs Sylvester Winters FOURTH DAY MAY 9 1912 l Commonwealth of Kentucky vs i rake Roush Same vs Mattie Baker Same vs Will Williams Same vs Charlie Phelps Bame vs Charlie Phelps Same vs Charlie Phelps Same vs Hilon Nevitt ClIlINance r Ceo Obamberlaud Tishio Adams Nora Adams and Rosa Quails 1 Same VS Will Pike FiFTH DAY MAY 10 1912 Commonwealth of Kentucky vs Robert Clayton Same vs Robert Clayton Same vs Robert Clayton Same vs Robert Clayton 5 Same vs Gilbert Parsons SIXTH DAY MAY 11 1912 Commonwealth of Kentucky yet Nark Manufacturing Co Joe Car lisle Same vs OBryan Utley Co Same vs The Central Store Co Same vs Abe Wright COMMON LAW TRIAL DOCKET r Hopkins Circuit Court May Term 1912 SIXTH DAY MAY 11 1912 w r Chas H Long vs Mannlngton Coal Coke Co iKJulsviile Nashville R R Co TB Helon Morton Hall and others Milan SIsk vs Nortonville Coal v Coke Co- Iioulsville1 Nashville B R Co TB Nortonville Coal Coke Co Smith Barnes vs Madisonville Mnolo Co lyscr Commercial Bank of Dawson vs Boys Shoes Boys Oxfords Shoes that will Stand the Knocks Ie JStt Shoes that fit Comfortable Full of Style and QualityHigh Shoes or Low Shoes Black or Tan g lButton or Lace any Style toe f We have the Shoes that fill the till Shoes that we cannot only rec ommend but they recommend them wives 1 50 to 300rr I POCKET SHOE CO + 2I7 MAIN St INDiStore With the Brass Feet in jIor V Front f f Y Y T 4 Jv r McGregor Hardware Co SEVENTH DAY MAY 13 1912 Frank J Owen vs Inkerman Ball eySt Bernard Mining Co vs JI NuoklesFirst State Bank vs J N Siek 0o Sandford Day Iron Works Co vs J NvSisk Sons o AE Cullen vs W N Rudd Admr o Sam J Baker Consolidated Cas ualty Co- Hannah 0 Roark vs Jackson CranorJ Wright vs Nortonville Coal Coke Co- EIGHT DAY MAY 14 1912 Traux Green Co vs S J Baker H M Carthy vs International Canneries Co Jack Uzzle vs Kington Coal Co Issao N Day vs Louisville Nash ville R R Co Jessie N Mitohel vs L W Patter son c NINTH DAY MAY 15 1912 Samuel Jefferson vs Nortonville Coal Coke Co Adolphus Morton c vs Dick Morton Co James M Burden vs St Bernard Mining 00- Lorfnzo L Burden by o vs St Bernard Mining Co TENTH DAY MAY 16 1912 Willie Howton c VB Sovereign Camp Woodmen of the World- J W Oasteel vs Geo H Greenup c W T Carlisle vs F F Brown Dabney Bishop vs Petersburg Coal CompanyELEVENTH DAY MAY 17 1912 Commonwealth of Kentucky for use o of J Shelby Teague o vs Jake M Roush o- Commonwealth of Kentucky for use o of John P Hanks vs Jake M Roush c- Commonwealth of Kentucky for use c of Nick Hanksc vs Jake M Roush o Miller Coal Contract Co vs City of Dawson Springs Hopkins County Bank VB Brasher Coal Co R P Killick vs Louisville Nash ville R R Co- TWELFTH DAY MAE 18 1912 I W T Carlisle vs M H E R R CoC B Tapp vs G I Rodgers Sam Sutton- J U Snider vs E T Harrell The Kentucky Bank Trust Co Admr of Browning Veazey vs Rose Creek Coal Co FinleyMortons o THIRTEENTH DAY MAY 20 1912 Etha Gates vs M E KIrkwoodc- W 0 Hopewell Admr of Newton StorltiigCoalG W Cook VB Illinois Central Rv ROoJohn W Donton o vs Richard W Long c- FOURTEENTH DAY MAY 21 1912 B G Bennett Artmr of Lydia K Bennett deceased vs Louisville Nashville R R Co Kentucky Consumers 011 Co vs Pleasant Run Coal Co Nortonville Mercantile Co vs Nor tonville Coal Coke Co nrJRW D Coil o vs Edgar L Hen dricks r J B Evans Co vs Louisville Nashville R R Co COMMON LAW APPEARANCE DOCKET MAY TERM 1912 James Ventroas vs Sunset Coal Co Hopkins County Bank TB Mrs Henry W Rogers c J K Bryant vs W B Cox Agnes Martin and otheri by their next friend vs R L Tlrey KentuokyTieF H Bell VI F W Dabaey Ac Edna Ingram Greenup 71 Geo K Greenup Planters Bank of Mortons Pap ti JN Silt and etchers Wesley Yen 811 TB Bnna t Coal Company L9 L 4 f4 i ArYkItyiYrAai4l X- c X r Gustafson Mfg Co vs Nortonvllle Coal Coke Co Boetioher Kellogg Co vs Not tonvllle Coal Coke Co The Baldwin Co vs W Loup Brooks o V David FItzsimtnons vs L 0 Railroad Co t Nashville Plumbers Mill Supply Co vs R L Barnard The Perrysburg Banking Co vs The Dixie Coal Co c ifChas Williams by o vs Sunso t Coal Co t V John Day bv oys Louisville Nashville K R Co x Ella May Day vs Louisville A Nashville R R Co APPEARANCE EQUITY DOCK ET FOR MAY TERM 1912 Lena Doyle VB Eugene Doyle CJ Geo Edwards VB Mittie Edwards Vera Lewis vs Charles Lewis Annie Beverly vs O R Beverly o F N Scott vs Luoretla Scott Kate Chatten Seibert VB C D SeibertJohn W Ray VB R L Crook c Bula Parker vs Roy Parker Bernard Williams vs Belle WI llama Easter Niblick vs Willie NIbllok Llewellyn Smith vs Jennie Dl SmithS Bone o vs Floyd Putman b Keown Maggie Kuown vs William L Kentucky Bank Trust Co va T W Prltchett c Carrie GUI vs Clifton Gill 1 Laura D Carter vs William Car ter Ella Herrald vs Henry HerraIM Edna I Greenup vs George H Greenup Edna I Greenup ys George H Greenup j Ed Gardner vs Laura Gardner OWe Hocrgarri vs Anuy Hoggard- R S Hall vs Lena Hall Otho Babb vs Ida Babb + Mattie Cox vs Will Cox it Flora Thomas vs Tom Thomas Viola Smith VB Paul Smith James D Lee c VP Fraqk Chap pel c- Delcle Utley o vs Dollie Chappel oHettte Street vs John Street fj 1 For Ladies and Misses Full line of White Shoes Oxford i and Pumps in both Buck end Oaiir vas Also all the now shapes In patents guns andtaur SAY HULLO When you see a man in woe Walk right up and say hUllo Say huHoan how dyedo1 Hows the world a uslngyyon Slap the fellow on his back Ortngyour han down with awhuok Waltz right up nn dont go Blow Grin an shake an say hullolw Is ho clothed in rage 0 shot Walk right up an say hullo Rags Is but a cotton roll Just for wrappin up a soul An a soul IB worth a true Hale an haarty how dye dot Don t wait for the crowd to go XValk right up and say hullo Wen big vessels meet they say i They saloot an1 sail away Jest the same as you an me Lonesome ships upon a sea Each one sailing his own jog For a port beyond the fog Let you speakln trumpet blow Lift your horn an cry hullo Say hullo an how dye do I Other folks are good as you Wen you leave your house of clay Wanderln1 in the FarAway Wen you travel through the strange Country tother side the range Then tho souls youve cheered will know Who you be and say hullo Always Blessed with a Hearty Appetite if you use It helps your Ptomaoh do the works digests what youeat and makes ood rich blood from your NightsHeadaohorid of all these troubles with Dlges teze Fifty cents a bottle worth ten fold Its cost at drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated For Sale 50 Scholarship on Draughons Business College Nashville Tonn 100 Scholarship on Bryant Strat ton Business College Louisville Ky Apply to SEMIWEEKLY BEE- EarllnRton Ky see tub to 650 recelued about fifty crisp new Tub Dresses in Ginghams Percales Linen and Lawn Every lone the seasons newest creations to go on sale this v h 350 to i1trust received a shipment of Lad lee and Misses new and Drosses in some of the prettiest styles of the season These are elegontly made and trimmed Cro o1tet Fillet Broad Laces and beau ftigJlsh and All Over for misses 10 I A Colored Varnish With a desire at all times to serve the best interests of our patrons we have added to our stockof paints isa colored Var nish and can be used with excellent results on Floors and all kind of is to the trade in U pints pints and quarts and sells at 150 25C45C and 850 respectively 1 For a limited time we will give for ten cents a regular ten cent brush and a 150 can of any color FREE If you have a small piece of furniture that needs retouching this is a good oppor unity to try out with very little invest ment St Incorporated DRUG NOTICE Annual Stockholders Meeting Notice IB hereby given that the annual meeting of the Stockholders of the St Bernard Mining Co will bo hold In the offices of the company Ky at 11 a m Wednesday the 8th day of May 1012 for the transaction of such business as may regularly come before it DAN M EVANS Secretary Every family that has children Is liable to have croup at night It Ballard Syrup IS kept In the house It saves go ing after the medicine at au inconvenient time and cheeks tho attack promptly Price 26o 60o and 100 per bottle Sold by St Bernard Mining COt Drug De partment is in is to to our our our Just Irish For fabrics from which our clothes are made are the purest of wool The patterns are strictly now and the styling clover Young men and older men feel that they are essential to their well being They like the way theyre made and tho way theyre priced Every whim of is catered to Which Could add to their Come and see our arrived models Remem ber every garment Is We have a splendid of Mens and Boys all the newest shapes and colors lntolt Golf and summer Caps and some crisp new straws Just what you need for those warm days are so near ON THE NOTICE The annual meeting of Camp No 628 U O Vwill be at the Court House in Satur day May 4th at 1000 a m We hope to meet every Veteran In the County at this meeting as Impor tant business will come up before tho Camp as a electing Officers for the ensuing year All those who have for Pensions try to have them ready uud bring them In on that day F B HARRIS No More Gas or other Stomach Troubles Nothing will remain or sour on your stomach if you will take a little Dlgesteze a power ful digestive and pleasant as Maple Syrup For sale by tae drug or the St Bernard Mining Company J yOffEeI so merry because she comes clad spring To be happy like do self store now gleams beautiful things w arWe you come and willnfind authentic and 4 prices low for high quality v i ii 125 Fabrics injprning Oingerie Dresses 2500 i Lingerie Marquisette garments with t ibrolderyAl1slza8 morng860 Kyanize Kyanize KYANIZE Woodwork offered pintsa a KYANIZE KYANIZE Bernard Mining Company DEPARTMENT atJSarllngton horehound Incorporated Why May alluring colors May May doesbeautify styles r Dresses bandsomelymade 650i Clothes Men- The wonderfully possibly attractiveness recently guaranteed Headware For Men and Boys showing Headwaro comprising hats that t I THE McLEOD STORE INCORPORATED SQUARE MADISOflVILLE KENTUCKY ExConfedcralcs held Madlednvillo well applications Gommnttder Dyspepsia undigested department Incorporated time what your Our with invite them beautifurty Spring Styles in Footi r ware For men all the latest shapes in J Shoes Oxfords and Pumps In tans guns patents and canvas Ask to I eee that new English Walking Shoat J Call lor the Stride last 7 m 1 S K T s t + finfNTfMQ lrw M p x t 4 knt d II z rl