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H IITillSDAY 11 end FRIDAY AFTERNOON a F 7y 4 F W- 41Lh I IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR IT FOR SALE I TWENTYTHIRD YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY TUESDAY MAY 28 1912 No 43 11 For Earlington and Madisonville People 27thiFOLLOWING PROGRAM PREPARED The people of Earlington and Midisonville and surrounding neighborhood will have the op portunity to attend a Rodpath Ohautauqua at Madisonville from June llo to 27th The follow itip splendid program has been f arranged and it is needless to say it will prove o greit interest to allSuperintendent 0 W OTTO Morning Hour Lecture OH AS E VARNEYScout RJ G OOON RADTScouts 000 a m Afternoon Music 230 Evening Music 780- Morning Lecture 1000 AftCiUODu Lecture 800 Evening Lecture 815 FRIDAY Afternoon Opening exercises and An nouncement Ooncert by Spanish Orchestra fromvCounty Judge A Z Blair r L Night Ooncert by Spanish Orchestra Entertainment Ohar a c t er Studies from Life J B Ratto 8ATUJIDAY Morning Boy Scouts Morning hour Lecture 1 Mans search for God Afternoon Ooncert by Oarroll Glee Club Popular Lecture 4 The Modern Mormon Kingdom ExSenator Frank J Cannon Night Concert by Oarroll Glee Club Monologue The Nest ERR Mary Agnes DoyleSUNDAY Afternoon Music by Le Brun Opera Oo Popular Lecture The Miiu Against the Mass Rev Frank DixonVesper Service Rev Chas E Varney NightIOratorio Sampson and Deli tnh Le Brun Grand Opera Ob MONDAY MoruingBoy Looming Lecture Safoe and r Safe Faith- Afteruoou Ooncert by Musical Favorites Popular Lecture A Message from Kinsas ExGov E W Hoch Night Concert by Musical Favorites Popular Lecture Things I saw and did as a Savage Tahan TUESDAY MorningBoy Morning Lecture Psychology of Habit Afternoon Kryl and his Band and J W Wilson Impersonator Evening Kryl and his Band and J W Wilson WEDNESDAY Morningra Boy Scouts 1 Morning Lecture t TheWalue of Imagination Afternoon i Music by Mendelssohn Quartet Lecture Traitors to Justice Judge Marcus A Kavannugh J Evening Music by Mendelssohn ua et Entertainment MagicEu ward JEfcno THURSDAY Morning Boy Scouts Morning Lecture The Use ofI the Will- Atternoon Music by the Anitas Popular Lecture Scarecrows Opie Read Evening V- JOYN1GHT Diversified Program The Anitas Ellsworth Plumstead No MoreDyspepsia Gas ur other Stomach Troubles Nothing will remain undigested qr sour on your stomach if yap will tuko a little Dlgesteze n power ful digestive and pleasant aa Maple Syrup For sale by tee drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated Section 5 Article 15 w to Of the Ordinances and ByLaws of the City i f ofEartington Ky Reads as Follows If If any person shall shoot or dis charge firearms in thecity unless net I iA a essary or proper for the protection of i person J or property he shall be finedript exceeding twenty dollars i MayorF t Attestra tr t j lRfi1 EGl r C1erk 4 I i 4F J r O t e r THE BEES TRIP 1 TO MAMMOTH CAVE Will Take Place the Last Week in AugustVia Evansville and Green River LATERiThe SemiWeekly Bee will send seven young ladles from Hopkin- sCountytothe Mammoth Cave by way of Evansville and Green River the ast week in August and pay all expenses of the trip from the time they leave Earliugton until they return one week later Last August we took thirtyfive and sent five free This year we have arranged to send seven free and fifty in the party The steamer City of Evansville will belong to the SemiWeekly Bees party on this trip and we expect to have a grand time There is no other way in which a week ot travel and sightseeing can be had so comfortably and at the same time so cheap as a four hundred mile trip on beautiful Grown River with the magnificent scenery qlongthe route to say nothing of the Cave one of the seven wonders of the World with Its immense grottoes and domes the giant causeway the ruins of Carnack and the wonderful ride on Echo are well worth the time and trouble it will take to secure this free trip HOW THE TRIP MAY BE SECURED To the seven young ladies who are residents of Hopkins County and wlo receive the highest numbers votes from now until the close of the contest in August given for securing subscribers for this paper new or re uewwe will give this trip absolutely free and furnish a suitable chaporone to take charge of them and look after their comfort and safety while on the trip Each oontestant will be started with 1000 complimentry and for seer dollar turned in on subscription we will allow 1000 votes There will be printed in each issue of the paper a coupon good for 25 votes clip these out and vote them before the dato of expiration printed on each coupon I XOJINATIJIG COUlONr The following is a nominating coupon write the name of your candi date on this blank and bring or send into this office and we will start the candidate with 1000 complimentary VO 8IAs soon as you have nominated a young lady go to work for her aud keep it up until the end of the contest 4 I 1 NOMINATINGCOUPONi 1 q 1 Ihereby enter Miss 1 t r c ib Post Office 0 a ji t I asa contestanHn the SemiWeekly Bir s Mammoth Cave Contest tPlease give her tOOO complimentary votes I Signed slew COKTE6T Will MJt CONDUCTED Tills contest wlllte conducted absolutely fair and impartial and the stldlng bf allceotestantB will be published each Friday the will be placed in a small ballot box until Fridays at 12 oclock when they will be counted and registered opposite each parties name they will then be placed in the large or final ballot box which is locked and the key in the vault of the lEarlt ton Bank where it will stay until the final count is made by a committee selected by the contestants themselves All con testants will be provided with books and all the extra copies of the paper they need They will be authorized to Use the Bees premium list namely the two books Sinking of the Titanic and The Vultures Claw also the Patent Tension Shears any of the three go for fifty cedts extra with the paper and contestants will be allowed 509 votes on each premium used RULES OF THE CONTEST The following rules will not be deviated from and under no circumstances will the amount of votes be raised during the Politest RULE 1No votes will be given except for money paidvon subscrip tions or premiums with subscriptions 0 dollarpaidBULE 8 No employee of this paperorrelatlve of same shall enter tbis contest t t RULE 4All free ballots clipped from paper must be Voted before date of expiration RULE 6 Contestants will not be restricted as to territory in securing or collecting back subscrlptlol1sI 1 BULEC All money secured on subscription must be turned in the week It is received so paper may be started Contestants may hold their votes if they wish but must not hold back subscription money RULE LTbis paper reserves the right to reject the name of any can didate for cause- RULE gr=Votes are not transferable and must be voted for the party In whose name they are issued I The contest begins with this issue of the paper and will end the last week in August the exact date to be announced later Anyone wishing make this trip with the contestants can do so by sending in their names toI thia office where they will be filed The cost of the entire trip railroad lard from Earlington Evansville and return the four hundred mile river trip from Evansville to Mammoth Cave and return board at the Cave hotel both routes in the cave and lbw transfer of baggaga in Ev ansville goint and returning ana dinner in Evansville going WII cost only 12000 Seudinyour name early as the bopeople not allow us to take mare than fifty on the trip I IfofMns County Instructs for stcvelYOnI The ddmocrats in Mass convention held in MrtdiRonvillo Satnr tfjiy inafructed for Qhdtnp Olar president Urey Woodson Na bnai prt1ltifHe man OUfe James chairman of state central nd Jtt fb o t lq qPt pd 4W A- TxUi olr diI R attf4jt tdill ooL- ietltn 4 t l i tt c A un KfrchevalHcrrell Miss Lena Kercheval arid Bit lie Herrell wore married in Ev- ansdjlle yesterday MissKerch ladyofRband in the rawing picture show Mr Herrell has charge of the Idle Hour Thettre here ad has made many friends duringr his short rD The Jl tlQI the many frienndsof theypang cptt pie Kibhtb8m tH eBcoew find f1apt iI f j tt fot l=I II if l fflri rYd 1 p 1 t BESSIE JONES COMMITS SUICIDE Seventeen Year Old daughter of Mr and Mrs Newton Jones Takes Own Life ILL HEALTH GIVEN AS CAUSE Bessie the seventeen year of daughter of Mr and Mrs New ton Jones of Madisonville committed suicide Friday morning about 11 oclock by drinking carbolic acid She had been in ill health fQr some time and this is thought to have been the of her rash act No intimation was given that she contemplated the deed she performed her dai ly duties as usual on this day and complained of feeling ill her mother suggested that she rest awhile She went to her room and when her mother came to the room A few moments late her daughter was gasping for breath and died a short time afterward The funeral services were held from the residence Saturday morning at 10 oclock interment at Grapevine Rev W J Mahoney officiating Hail at Mannington Kills Colt A heavy wind and hail storm struck the Mannington country Friday and the hail fell in grey chunks Oolts geese and chick ens were knocked on the heal and killed All window lights in the boarding talcs on tthe Aid lug were smashed the hail came through the roof of several house- that were covered vith rubbei roofing Bro wder Myers the welJ known traveling salesman picked upa lump of the hail and meas ured it it was found to be eight inches in oircumfrence and weighed three quarters of pound Graves Will Be Decorated Sunday The graves at the Eirlmgton cem etery will be decorated Sunday by the Earlington Chapter U D C and memorial exercises will be held in which the local military com many and the boy scouts will take part The memorial address wll bo delivered by Rev D M Harrison Harvey Gets Post Office According to information sent from Washington John B Harvey of Madisonville Is to be next postmaster at that place Mr Harvey is a well known and popular man and his many friends are glad to hear of his success Half Million Animals are 605000 known gpeples cf animals according tort paper road at the session of the American Hpcietj of Naturalists held at Princeton N J The Argonaut PfII 7q iY iJ I i My r TUESDAI Jb L r and K f tiiFRIDAY 1 AFTEiZN00N +4 BUSINESSADVERTISE 7- I KY I 1 ANNUAL take river votes votes execdttveobriirilittee1DH cause s John a 1 n r- C IIlsJey Happenings Iii 1weekturned from a visit to relatives 10JChristian County Bill Hammonds is still on the 1town Rufe Majors is now proprietor of the Ilsley Hotel vice John 15 Harland resigned Rastus says he proposes to feed the boys on neck steak and Hound y dog sausage B JS was fined the usual amount halt bushel of meal in Jack Johnson short last week for talking after Wiley Lovell Ernest Glpsou was overcome by heat Wednesday night and was f found unconscious near the pop l stand and rescued by Jeff Russell who carried him home in the patrol I wagon Roving bands of Gypsies have in r forrvlbeen unusually active In fortune tell InK robbing etc One of their wo men fortune tellers searched Buck Fox and Hiram Brummer at the blacksmith shop last Monday We bear they secured nothing but ai twist of Hill Billy tobacco from He B and a beer puller from Buckhan nan Jim Bensbaw says he objects to being searched while coulterlhg new ground as a man is naturally + in a bad humor while so engaged Majorstdens It is reported that Torn H is working odd times on another dirk C E Weldon was here Friday and set up the pop to the boys He Grocerys if rQ w t We Please Your Friends Let Us Please Youx aia Our portraits combined the k the most pleasing character f istic of the subject with our high standard of quality andIhworkmanship J j j MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TODAY f atT 0 jf Slle Corbin Studio ry 1 CONSOLIDATION rt I l The livery stables known as Evan t Price Barnett and CE Barnett for I merly Barnett Stone have this day i dandwill openna new set ofI f books All persons indebted to or hay kr ing claims against them will please call r and have a settlement Style of new firm will be Icriown as J 8ARME t T QJQ t r j r r r May 23 19ly SFkYk1f1A a P 4 se- u y I j PAUL M MOORS EDITOR AND PUBLISHER J E FAWOBTT ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER I 1Melflberof s League Branch Office inMortons Furniture Store 119 South Main Madi i sonville Kentucky Phone AILEEN DAVS Mgr 47 May 28 1912 j White Notes i Mrs A W Raymer and children visited In Earllngton this week Mr and Mrs E C Morgan left Saturday for Dawson Springs whtra they will remain a week visiting relativesAndrew Hopper left this week for Carbondale where he expects to reside in the future Fred Gatlin of Stanley was in White City Saturday Mrs Lum Stinson was in Mortons Gap last Friday The condition of John unchanged Gardnlng seems to be the order of the day in our little city The Kinton Coal Co will shortly install to new coal cutting machines in their mines Oar Rood friend Mr Uoome enriched himself by the purchase o a fine cow last k ome ot our prominent cltizens expont to ride the goat at Mortons Gap Tuesday night If your has been correctly informed our school at Moss Hill will be taught by Pratt Bailey and Miss Lula Allen The school house at Moss Hill will be enlarged shortly to accom tnodute tbe increased number of pupilsThere has beon a lot of imprqire montin the way of fencing In White 31fcy recently which adds greatly to appearance of the place We understand our friend Eugene Klley who camo here recently from Earlington has returned to that place Tyhe denizens of our little hamlet are among the most peaceful and quiet of people in Kentucky with naught to disturb them not even the grip roaring of Teddy the rough rider hot shoE from Taft or the iSeliverauces of Big Ollie In be r halfof Champ the ex Kentuokiauhc orfluiyofi the we are resting easy willing to let the big fellows fight it out great deal of talk Is being done in regard to building a church houseI here Tbe sooner the better Morals aud the spirituality of our F peopleILame back is usually caused by c v ThEuindtism of the muscles of the bank for which will find noth LIUI11ment 1 pI- tBurns on i 114f No t l ConcenI i No I d ttMMtN 11111 Subscription Rates oIi One Year Six months Three mouths SlnRlocopioB 6 copies mailed free on application Correspondent wanted in all parts of the oounty Address us par ticulars Entered at the Earlinnton J Matter Post Office as Second Glass f No4MISS Street I Telephone Tuesday 11 II City Pldcoc- xemalne week correspondent 1 NO MORE PRIVATE CARS ON ILLINOIS GENERAL Continuation of Democratic Policy Chicago May 14lhe Illinois Central Railroad System pursuing its policy of democracy is changiug the inscription Private which has heretofore appeared on the doors of cars used by officials of the Illinois Central in traveling over the road I to Office Oar- President Markham says that the word Private is a misnomer so as it indicates the purpose for farIthe cars on his line are He says ITOe oars on the Central used dy the officials are not sanctuarykThey are Office Cars pnre and aim pie and used tor the same purpose as the offices in the general bead quarters at Chicago to transact business with the public and our employes The cars in question are b- In reality offices set on wheels where itsfthe public is conducted in practi cally us great a volumn and with as much regularity as in the home of fices of the respective officials whodare assigned the cars On this count the words Office Car will IItheup in the mind of anyone the impression that the cars are used exclusively for the private advantage of the individuals occupying sameV sWe thus hope to banish any teelfe ng of timidity which may exist In the mmd of an individual having business with our officials upon entering these cars In traveling officers wilt carry stenographers and clerks maps and records for general business purne posesfoYou Can Eat Anything Eat what your stomach craves lsdigesthou 2StomachBreath or if will flIevesPleasant as Candy Relief in one thedrugMining Company Incorporatedm Employment for Locamotive Engineers By direction of President Taft on of IXto IIias w National Railways of Mexico a in IIt iIeLatestII Thing in Stoves t ii For a midnight supper as for any other meal at any other time the very latest thing in stovetthe beSt that stoveartists candolS a Ashes S Delay It eoacealrtte the hut when you watt it and when want it It iw urc aga rteacEer andluBdier thaacoal cheaper than electricitY I New egem hMo ewesWj t QMiMt VM dMTi Ilfc bisAoBfly ncreec wJW Iiot 3 tr Ttowd AM defers tun At New oft Stow Fro CookBook withvety totfc CookBook On ima lo U TOM cr5 c l to covet psffisa out I STANDARD OIL COMPANYI rl lacorporatea la 1Cstucbt I CwLeeea fUrt Lsuielll Kai Atksta Ca lslraseb + AMti Jaotare 11++ rl tii IJ J n Immediate Effect of Great Kidney Remedy is Soon Realized March 19051 was troubled with pains In my back and left IInbut did not think it was any serious until last September gofrso bad that I was obltdRed ro seek medical aid It seemed as if Iwas suffering almost a living death with hard straining and burn ing pains after each call and I would have from five to six calls during the night I had almost gIv- en up to die when I happened to think of trying Dr Kilmers Swanp Root My husband bought me a bottle and I began to improve from the first dose When I had take two bottles I was completely cured Yours verv truly MRS B B HALL R F D No8 Roseboro N C State of North Carolina 68 Sampson County Mrs B 3 Hall after beingduly sworn deposes and says that the above testimonial true to her best knowledge and belief so help roe God Sworn and subscribed to before me this 16th day of July 1909 JOHN HORNS Notary Public Letter to Dr Kilmer ill Co Binghamton N Y Prove What SwampRoot Will do for You Send to Dr Kilmer Co Blng hnmton N Y for a sample bottle It will convince anyone You will also receive a booklet of Valuable Information telling all about the kidneys and bladder When writing sure and mention the Earliuxtou SemiWeekly Bee Regular fifty cent and onedollar size bottles forI sale at all drug stores Feminine Curiosity Little Eleanors pretty cousin wore new engagement ring and the bud ing woman regarded tbe ring and the giver alike witt reverent oyes One night when the happy man has been to Eleanors home for dinner unconsciously gushing burst forth with Oh Mr Blank do please tell me In all the lore stories rve read the men propose so sudden Its coming on does U4oea It anything like a sneezer Reasoning Power Lacking to Apes Apes do not count further than fdur and too Boers of the Transvaal when they hunt these animals hide In sum bers exceeding four Four depart nssuccession in such a manner me to by the apes who then come and are easily captured Lively as a Boy If you are tired run down have appetite get a bottle of Yucatan hill Tonic A few doses will setIyou up give you a boys appetite you strong sad lively as a twelveyearold Purifies the blood and strengthens thb system 660 a at the St Bernard Mining Incorporated Drug Depart I Furniture Polish Many people do not know that tem oil Is tho basis of all fine fur nlture polishes A small bottle et usually costs 25 cents Yen can buy a quart of crude lemon oil bulk at a paint shop for 15 cents using on furniture proper dilute onethird turpentine apply with soft rag and you will have the fin est polish you could buy It is fine to use on hard wood stained or painted floors A quart of oil will last nosily two months A Texas Wonder The Texas Wonber cures Kidney and cures diabetes weak and lame backs rheumatism and all irregularities I of bladder troubles remov ing gravel the kidneys and bladder both men and women Regulates blaOder trourles In children If not sold by yonc druggist will be sent by mail on reolpt of 100 One small bottle is two months treat ment anb seldom fails to perfect a cure Send for testimonials from Ky and other states Dr E W Hall 2953 Olive street St Louis Mo Hold by all druggists Genius and Its Tribulation Genius says the Washington Is the most curious psycholog phenomenon with which the mind of man has ever grappled And the great trouble Is that the mind of man never can be sure eves while the grappling Is going on that genius la reship being grappled with When your food does not digest well and you feel blue1t tired and discouraged yeu should use a littleI openstherestores a flue feeling of health and energy Price Soc Sold by St IncorporatedDrug Cure for Snoring The Invention of a light stool bar to be held against the upper lips by clamps to prevent persons from snor- Ing Is announced in the patent office but many persons are convinced that a crowbar driven deftly through the VnMim t tlx ft y ipAXBMiuuitafii 4 7 1 u s f I Miss Minervawad William GreenHill ICDyrtsht tjj Relit A Brtttoa CEk Dentnyou what well do sue Bested Jimmy well trade you a base ball mask for him My mamas going to gimm a new mask caoso I all tlmo stay at homo so well trade you our old qua Go get It Billy Thus commanded Bllljr ran and neglected the quaslowner of the puppy The deal was promptly closed and a block little negro went grinning down the street with Miss Minervas ancient bustle tied across his face leattng behind him a curlyhaired dog huggiugbreast we got to name him DUlY Les name her Peninjr Peartlue was the suggestion of the other Joint ownerHe aint going to be name nothing at all like that declared Jimmy you all time got to name our dogs the scalawaggest name they is He a go caliBelierShes a girl dog argued Billy an she cant be nam no mans name If she could I d call her Mater StgirlPrettySamanimals soft head Here Peruny Here Pcrtmy and Billy tried to snatch her away dOgJieardboys arms Sam Lamb Fecuny Pearlino ram under the gate and flew to meet her master who was looking for hwv CHAPTER XXVj i fetation and Its PerU It way a warn day in early August and the fear children were sitting con tentedly IB the swing They met almost wery afternoon now but were generally kept rider strict BUrrell lance by Miss Minerva T wont Be kmg fore we 11 all bafto go to school remarked Fraecea and I 11 be mighty sorry I wish we nt ever bafto go to say old I 1 wisht we kaewed bow to read Dillybabies so s they kf already eddlcated when they gits torn Recea If wed pray evy night SB ask Got ked learn them babies what he IK naHs on now how to read as writer 1 don care netMsgr at all tout them babies put In Jlanay f alnt going to do us no good If all the new babies what Doctor Saoford finds can read and write R M lea make em the sassiest things ever was Sides got plenty things to ask God for thont fooling lung ether talks brats and I aint going to meddle with Gods business nohow Did you all hear what Miss Larri more who teaches the little children ItfuaimportantlyNaw they ooexueed what was itrShe told the perntemdent was the reply of Llna pleased with her self arid with that big word that she would have to have more money next year for she beard that Una Hamilton Frances Black William Hill and Jimmy Garner were an coming to school sad ske said we were the most notorious bad children in town She Is the spttefnUest woman they s Jimmys black eyes snapped she bout the oieddfasoxnest teacher in tows Who told you bout it Llnat questioned the other little girL The superintendent told his wife and you know how some ladles arethey Just caalt keep a secret Now it is Just like burying it to tell mother anything sloe never tells anybody but father and grandmother anAl grandfather and Uncle Ed and Bra ther Johnson and she makes turn promise sever to breathe It to a MT lug souL But the superntendeata wife ia different she tells evemiog she hears and now everybody knows what that teacher said about m Everybody says she Is the crank iest teacher they 18 cried Jimmy she west let you bring nothing to school cepting your books you cutarea take r ursllnpbQt nor your sir gun noruNor your dolls chimed in Frances and she wont let you bat your eye nor say a word nor cross your legs nor blow your nose What do she think Ure s goto1 to her ol school fer if we cant have fun T asked Billy Tabernicle she had fun when he went to school He putapln in the teachers chair an1 she sat down on it plumb up to the hed anheUe the strings together what two nlggerv gals had they hair wropped with an he squoze a little boys legs m front of him with a rooster foot tell he squalled out CoD tIl tdqonPagil t3 I r HOUSE FOR SALE py p Earlington real estate is booming Quite a number of sales have been made reentlYIti- s certainly both a safe and profitable invest i tin ment There are never enough houses here f= to accommodate the people That means all the houses stay full No rent lost from va v cancies The interest on your investment from rent is large Now then if you want to get in on a good thing either for a renting V proposition or for your own home now is your chance Beautiful 10 room house 2 families can and do occnpy in splendid residence sec tion in good repair for sale cheap Apply at Bee office for particulars l t 4 Come Fry With iVferr AERIAL CIRCUS- The Under the Auspices of Evansville Courier 1 i At Evansville Thursday Friday sid Saturday I JUNE 6th7tirand 8th Aerial iMBy 4 Thrilling Exhibition of Flying in Different Types of Aeroplanes i Added Attractions THURSDAY AUTOMOBILE SHOW FRIDAY MOTORCYCLE RACES SATURDAY ATHLETIC TRACK MEET Bilbo Ascension and Parachute Jump Music by Celebrated Band EV ryboCJys Going to See the Flyers Gates open at 200 oclock Performance be ins at f oclockFAIR GROUNDS NNNNNNN NJ B M SLATON Funeral rec arcnse Embalmer NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE I Pbode 1242 MADISONVILLE KY y x 4tM fffffWff mfffffmrfH ffffwwffftfWww NrAVI4lMM NJiIIMhWIWWl4PJV1l MM THE ECONOMICAL WAY The long distance service ot the Cumberland Telephone Telegraph Company enables the business man to conduct all of his- outstde affairs in the most oconomlcal and satisfactory manner You can get long distance connections to all outside important EarllnJton 1 For Information call CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH GO r SST E niL OUR NEW PROCESS rtIt y NonExplosive Oil Stoves and Ranges kF In hot weather there is nothing more exhaust r 1 1 ing and unpleasant than to bend over the mealsThisunpleasantProcess Oil Stoves smokeless and odorless It isr fli not only a great labor saver but saves time money and worry Ask the people who are now using our New Process Oil Stoves Hit is not a pleasure to cook on them No coal to bring in no kindling to split no smoking flues no stifling heat You simply 1 turn up the wick and strike the match and the d work is doneWe have the New Process for 850 tto 1150 lWH cJ S I r WE r N yTHE BEST OcJ a pP V if4 I tj JlJlII5 fd11ti tv a r ifja t tt i ii Jj yrreP wosuraCAMORTQN I MADISONVILLE KY I I Funeral Director and Embalmer Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night t 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 risof the Town II Master Buford Webb left Saturday for an extended visit to friends at Hopklnsvlllo and Nashvillea Mr and Mrs Geo Bates are home from a visit to Louisville OLD RAGS wanted at Bee office clean cotton only accepted Marvin Blltchel who has been attending school at State University Lexington has returned home for tho summer vacation Mrs John Prather left Sunday for a visit to her mother at Springfield Tenn For Sale Four houses and lots Iti Earliugton Good property and will sell ou easy terms apply to T H stone ManIsonvllle Ky 2tGeo Brooks who formerly worked here for Barnes Cowen and Co is again in our midst having again accepted a position with that firm We are glad to welcome him back to Earllngton Mrs John Rale has been ill for several days For 100 we will furnish you with one years supply for tun average family of A P W Brand of the tfnest paper and include one of our JNlckled Fixtures free BISK BROS BOOK STO- RE4MadlsonviUe Ky The of the JU D Oferill meet with Mrs Bob JTenWlck Thursday afternoon at 8 oclock All members are urged to be present as business of import unco will be discussed Mr E E Owen leaves this week for his home at Danville Ky Call see our celebrated new Ice Refnprrator They save ice bills Prices range from 11 to 12 W H WHITFOKD Miss Susie Eglofl left last week for Princeton Ind to spend the summer with her sister Mrs Don Wise Mrs Margaret Thomas len for Evansville and Boonesvllla Sunday whore she will visit her sons and daughter for several days FOR SALE One 100 course in anything except civil engineering from International Correspondence School of Scranton Pa Will sell at a bargain Apply at Bee Office Mrs Robt Staver of Owensboro Ky who visited her mother two days last week returned by way of Princeton to visit tier sister Mrs WiseMrs Wlnstoad and child red of Ind have returned home from a visit to her sifter Mrs Ott Powers STOVE FOR SALE Second hand heater for parlor or bed room cheap a bargan apply at the Bee Mr0 E Dudley spent Sunday at Mount Pleasant Misses Florence Elgin and Camille Lackey of Pembroke will I arrive tonight to visit friends here If you want to buy a house come to the Bee office and hear about it Ten rooms in splendid location In good condition Miss Kathleen Splllman left Mon day afternoon for a visit to Miss Anua Deal Bramwell at Nashville Goo Brooks is here from Evans ville and has accepted a position with Barnes Cowand Co- Heres a bargain We will pay the round trip fare of any one liv ing in Earllngton who will pur chase as much as 260 wor h of wall paper from us SISK BROS BOOK STOR- EMadlsonvUleKy John Rosenfield of Smiths Grove was in town Monday Mr and Mrs Ott Powers spent Sunday in Madisonvllle Mrs Max Priest and little son are visiting relatives and friends in Nashville this week Miss Mabel Browning and visitor Miss Browning are visiting In Mor tons this week Amusing Trick of Messengers Tho stamp trick is a very common one with messengers because of tho amount of amusement derived from it It consists in sticking a new stamp on a stop or some prominent place and watching the various attempts of passersby to pick It up which of course are unsuccessfulLondon Moil Would Hardly Go Around Willie Wonder what all tho ani mals did during those forty days in the ark Tommy Oh they Just lay around and scratched thelrerres I guess Wlllio Scratched their solves nothlnl Whatd they scratch for when there was only two fleas 1 Boston Transcript There never was a time when pea plefappreolated the real merits of Chamberlains Cough Remedy more than now This is shown tfy the in crease in sales and voluntary testimonials from persons who have peen cured by It If you or your children are troubled with a cough or Sxoold give it a trial and become acquainted with its good qualities For sale by all dealers Mrs Rose A Freeman Clifford Va says they have long used Foley a Remedies and want to say a good word for them She writes Foley Kidney Pills cured my hue dand of a long standing kidnev trouble after he had taken other medicines without relief We would not be without Foley Gos medicines in our house for many times their cost Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department That Shining Note At the opera the young maa who paid for the teats wa engaged for a few tense moment In a study of a tunning woman of middle age who sat in the row ia front Then he turned to the girlat hfs right and whispered Look at the lady in laT ender what le the matter with her nosy The girl gave one gfcnoe at the shining neb then turned to her escort and wnlapered1 Enameled c r 4 The Bees Mammoth Cave Contest I I NT TRANSFERRIIE K 1 i Ii It F Ay j 1 I foraJf A Mlt5SI11tk t i n y i I nlfplaecdIBaUeBox is Bee Qffiee le ore Friday May31 f I m tI 1 Ii t y t i CONDENSED STATEMENT OF HRLINGTOIJ BANK THE OLD BANKV Made to Secretary of State as of May 18th 1912 I RESOURCES Loans d Discounts 9901071 U S and other Bonds 1260680 Overdrafts secured and Unsecured 48203 Current expenses and Taxes Paid 106381 Furniture Fixtures 184000 Cash on hand and due from other Banks 8810471 20266812 Report of the condition of the HANSON BANKING GOOF 1 HANSON KY doing business at Hanson conrity of Hopkins state of Kentucky at close of business on the 18th day of May 1912 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts with one or more endorsers or sureties 1083318 Real Estate Mortgaares 2890246JOther Stocks Bonds etc Error short in Bill Die counted 3993 3982551 Due from NatloaalBanks 8088191 8686191 Due from Trust Cos0United States and National Bank Notes 294100 Specie 87858 881068I Checks and other Cash items8 11262 V Exchange for Clearing House H2B2 Current Expense Paid 261648 V J Real Estate Banking House 400000 r Other Real Estate 160000IFurniture and Fixtures 141780r Other Assets not includ ed under any of above x headsBank of Hanson in Liquidation 877154 1QU898S Total 9180880 LIABILITIES Capital Stock paid in in Cash 4441600000 1600000 Undivided Profits 4444 444063 444068 Fund to Pay Taxee0De- Positesubject to check on which interest is not paid 2807764 Deposits subject to check OQ which interest is paid 3479079 7186883 Certified OheckO Total 9180887 State of Kentucky County of Hopkins sot 1 R P Brown cashier of the above named bank do solemnly swear that the above statement is tiuo to the best of my knowledge and belief R P BROWN Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me this 23rd day of May 1912 Correct attest H F Q ROTHROOK BEN DRAKE D W WILLIAMS Di rectorsMy expires at the end of the next Kentucky Senate LITITIA GIVEN EDGE Notary Public Balladi of British Origin The ballads of the mountain whites of Kentucky and Georgia are transplanted relics of the British Isles recalling the AngloSaxon origin of most of tho early colonists For cholera morn us cholera Infant m diarrhoea from colds and wind colic McGEES BABY ELIXIR is a remedy of extraordi patnsInstantlytles the disordered stomach Price 25o and 50c per bottle Sold by St IncorporatedDrug Two Leading Japanlee fitdurtrUa Neatly a million and a half famllied ia Japan devote all or part of their time to silk culture A million persons aw exclnsfvefy engaged In fish eries while another million add a half combine fishing with fotte otBtf occupation Always Blessed with a Hearty if use helpsyonrstamaehdothe yearfoodHeadache or Stomach Misery Get Digesteio fold Its cost at drug department of CompanyIncorporatedr Vicar4 ftrbVfed a MIrA Vicar In Oxfordshlre England who dressed 10 carelessly that heV might tiaYe been mistaken for a tramp and who was supposed tb have died peonies was found ha e left ai fortan ot many thousands of pound Invested in London property c f + I = I iL JL LIABILITIES Capital Stock 1600000 Surplus Fund 050000 Undivided Profits f H 246165 Deposits 17800047 20266812 Safety First Illustrating the desire of the Steel Corporation to promote every kind of safety device for the benefit of Its workman visitor to the corporati ons offices are sometimes surprls ed to see on the band of the clg ars which they are given the device Boost For Safety When the smoke r reaches for a match and strikes it he is confronted with a reading Safty Quality Cost Ton nape and it is significant that the word Safty comes first Gold buttons are also given to the emplye who show originality in suggesting some new device for protecting the workmen these buttons also having the device Boost for Safety on themChar s made under the direction of the committee headed by Stuy vesant Fish seows that the number of serious and fatal accidents occur ring in the plants ot the Steel Corp oration decreased every year from IflOO 1911 for the latter year showing a slight Increase i but this was due to the fact thaca nunber of accldnta were classed as serious that m pre vious years were thought too trivial to consider in the light Headaches Signs of Danger Anyone in this town that sulfeis frequently from splitting net vcus headaches ought to go at once tC the druggist and get a 25c bottle of our Carlstedts German Liver Powder Headaches always indicate consti pation in a dangerous form that may result In other extremely sort ous ailments sometimes even AppendicitisOurder acts on the Liver the real cause of constipation a few doses entirely remove the troubleInsure lasting curenever fails guaran teedIf you have headaches get a bottle today from the St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug De partment 25o a bottle For any Itching skin trouble plies eczema salt rheum hives itbb scald head her ea scalds Doans Ointment Is highly recommended Sac a box at all Stores q Again the G P My greatest profanity provoca tion writes J S L Is to be taken to a church entertainment by my wife and have to remain calm while s gawky slxfooted thing which calls itself a tenor and has a face like a carp warbles I Wish I Were a Rose AFTER GRIP Look Out for Trouble Tho aftereffects of the Grip are apt to be serious but a normal healthy condition maybe restored li Io Bur prisingly hort time by Vlnol Watertown Wis After a severe shock of the trip nty system was in A Very weakened nervouS and run down1 condition I began taking Vinol with the very best results and Ina tort time I began to feel like an en tlr6iy different person and 1 am better and stronger than t have been for years Adelaide Ga1 n1W gtt tan toe this testimdnlal to bo genuine We have never sold in our tore such a valuable strength creator and Health restorer for the convalescent the weak and nltfddwn as Vlnol and we ask people in this vicinity to try a bottle of Vlnol with the understanding that their money will be returned if it does not do all we claim for it ST BERNARD MIlflNG Inoor uorttdt Drug1 Department y iJThe Road of Men and Boys Summer Styles Low i r Prices and Big Values Leads to This Store J i Its a common expression or saying by most peoplejwhen in quest of summer clothing or outfit h ting Lets go to Strouses Wo can wait on you 7 In person it 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Page 2 loud an he thowed spitballs an he mako him some watermelon teeth an Ito paint a chicken light rod an tuck It to the teacher fer a dodo an he put cotton In his pants fore hejjot licked an he drawed the teacher on a slate That a what you go to school fer Is to have fun an I sho Is gain to have fun when I goes an I aint goln to take no bulldozln offer her neitherI we can squelch her cried Prances vindictively Yes well show her a thing o- rtwofor once Jimmy agreed with her she bout the butt In est old wo t man they Is and shes going to find out we bout the Bquelchlngest kids lever she tackle Alfred Gage went to school to her year said Frances and he can 4read and write Yes Joined In Jimmy and he bout the proudest boy they Is all 1timo got to write his name all over everything You member bout last Commun Son Sunday went on the little girl when they hand rbun the llttlo en veUups and tolled all the folks what was willing to give five dollars more ea the pastors BaryJust to write his same so so frisky cause lie know bowtoV11to so be tooken tae of the little envellups and worten t Alfred Gage On It so when his papa 3Bnd out bout it be say that kid got jtD work and pay that five dollars self cause be done sign his namo to ItAnd if ho aint bout the sickest kid they IB declared Jimmy Ill I botcher he wont get fresh no moret igoon He tolled me the other aint had a drink of soda water this summer cause every nickel he gets i cot to go to Mr Pastors saTry be 1M78 he plumb tired supporting Bro I Johnson and all his family and iae say every time he go up town he i sees Johnny Johnson asettlng on a q afoot in Baltzers drug store just a i iBwlgglng milkshakes he says be going to knock him off some dayIl cause Its his nickels that kid spending I There was a short silence broken Tay Billywho remarked apropos of Bathing I Bho is glad I dont hatter be a oman when I puts on long pants I I yams Is heap no account I wouldnt b8a woman for noth ing at all Jimmy fully agreed with Mm they have the pokiest time they is 4 Im glad I am going to be a young lady when I grow up Llna declared 1 would nt be a gentleman for any thing Im going to wear pretty clothes and be beautiful and bo a I belle like mother was and have lots 4Dt lovers kneel at my feet on one I knee and play tie guitar with the ther f I I How they goin to play the guitar with the other knee asked the pray v f tical Billy And sing Call Mo Thine Own she continued ignoring his Interrup tion Father got on his knees to I mother thirtyseven and ahaL times before shed say I willIt Looks like hed a wore his breeches out said Billy I dont want to be a lady de clared Frances they cant ever ride straddle nor climb a tree and they got to squinch up their waists and toes I wish I could kiss my elbow right now and turn to a boy CHAPTER XXVI Unconditional Surrender They s going to be a big nigger scurslon to Memphis at leven oclock said Jimmy as he met the other little boy at the dividing fence Sam Lambs going and most all the Diggers they Is Sarah Jane lowed shes going but she aint got nobody to tend to Bennie Dick Wouldnt you like to go Billyr You cant go thout you s a ntg ger was tho reply Sam Lamb say they aint no white folks lowed on this train ceptln the engineer an conductorSam d tako taro of us If we could go continued Jimmy Let fl slip off and go down to tho depot and see the niggers get on There 11 be bout a million Billys eyes sparkled with apprecla Hon I I aho wish I could he said but Aunt Minerva d make me stay in bed a whOlo week if I went near tho rail roadMy mama d gimme bout a million lieD too if T projeckted with a nigger scureion she bout the Bpanktngest woman they la My papa put some burnt cork on his taco in the Knights er PythIs minstrels and I know where we can get some to make us black you go get Miss Minervas Ink bottle too that 11 help some and get some matches and I 11 go get the cork and we can go to Sarah Janes house and make usseifs black I olnt never promise not to black up and go down to the depot said Billy waveringly I promise not to never be no mo InjunfWell run then Jimmy Interrupted Impatiently tWe 11 Just slip down to the railroad and take a look at the niggers You dont bafto get on the train just cause you down to the depot So Miss Minervas nephew after tiptoeing into the house for her Ink bottle and filling his pockets with contraband matches met his chum at the cabin There under the criti cal survey of Bennie Dick from his customary place on the floor they darkened their faces beads hands feet and legs then pulling their caps over their eyes these energetic little boys stole out of the back gate and fairly flew down an alley to the sta tion No one noticed them In that hot perspiring crowd A lively band was playing and the mob of goodhu mored happy negroes dressed in their- I an occasional delighted giggle flit the bell clanged and the train started off Well see Sam Lamb toreckly whispered Jimmy Arind hVJl take care of us The train was 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phone hlm of this offer If you already take the papers send them to the absent ones or- t t distant Mendo t I AddMM all orders to the SemiWeekly Bee r c se ft AI It p4v a II 4tW r oN i i r t d t l t 5 that the two little bdys did not ItnovV a soul in their car But when they were nearing Wood stock a little station not far from Memphis Sam Lamb making a toiirf of tho cars came Into their coachman was promptly hailed by tho children When ho recognized them ho burSt into such a roar of laughter that sit caused all tho other passengers to turnaround and look in their direction What y all gwlno to do nox I Jes wonder he exclaimed Yo ekdi aint made dls sldo o1 ternlty Lorde Lordeohe gazed at them admiringly you sho Is genoowlno cornfed story nn silver all wool anoyardwide pureleaf GreenRiver LoHapaloosaE Does yo folks know bqut yor Lordee What I axln sech a fool question for Course dey dont Come on I gwln to take y all off m dose cars right hero at die Woodstock an we kin ketch de commodation back homo But Sam protested Billy We dont want to go back home We wants to go to Memphis Hit dont matter what y all wants was the negros replyIy all gotta glt right off Dlshero scursion train dont leave Memphis twell twelve oclock tonight an yuh see how slow she am runnln and evy no count nigger on her 11 be full o red eye An yo folks Is plumb stracted bout yer dls mint ute I low Como on Sho am gittic ready to stop He grabbed the blackened hand of each pushing Jimmy and pulling Billy and towed the reluctant little boys through the coach Yuh sho Is spilcd my fun h growled as ho hustled them across the platform to tho waitingroom Din heres de fus scursion I been 01 wldout Sukey a aggln long In five year an I aimed fo to roll em high an now case o ketchin up wid y all I gotta go right back home NoW y all set jes as straight as yer kin set on dls here bench he admonished whilst I send a telegraph to Marse Jeems Garner An don yuh try to lope out on de flatform nelder Set whar I kin keep my eye skinned on yuh yuh little sllppryellum eels Den I gwlne to come back an wash yer so y all look like spectable white folksMiss Minerva came out of her front door looking for Billy at the same time that Mrs Garner appeared on her porch In search of Jimmy William You WilliamS called one woman Jlmmee eel 0 Jimmeeceee called theotherHave seen my nephew asked theoneNo Have you seen anything ot Jimmy was the reply of the other They were talking together at the fence about an hour ago said Billys aunt Possibly they are down at the livery stable with Sam Lamb I 11 phone and find out And I 11 ring up Mrs Black and Mrs Hamilton They may have gone to see Lina and Frances In a short time both women ap peared on their porches again They have not been to the stable this morning said Miss Minerva un easily and Sam went to Memphis on the excursion train And they are not with Luna or Frances =Mrs Garners face wore an anxious look1 declare I never saw two such children Still I dont think we need worry as it is nearly dinner time and they never miss their meals you know But the noon bour came and with it no hungry little boys Then indeed did the relatives of the children grow uneasy The two telephones were kept busy and Mr Garner with several other men on horseback scoured the vlIlfse Not a soul had seen either childAt three oclock Miss Minerva worn with anxiety and on tho verge of a collapse dropped into a chair on her veranda her faithful Major by her side He had come to offer help and- symp4tby as soon as ho heard of her distress and finding her in such a rftened dependent and receptive mood the Major had remained to trr- to cheer her up Mr and Mrs Garner were also on the porch discussing what further steps they could take It IB all the fault of that William of yours snapped one little boys mother to tho other Uttlo boys aunt Jimmy Is the best child in the world when ho Is by himself but he is easily led into mischief Miss Minervas face blazed with indignation Williams fault indeedI she an swered back There never was a sweeter child than William for the lonely woman knew tho truth at last- At the thought that her little nephew might bo hurt a long forgotten tender n ess stirred her bosom and she real- Ized for the first time how the child had grown into her life The telegram came They are all right shouted Mr Garner Joyously as ho quickly opened and read the yellow missive they went on the excursion and Sam Lamb Is bringing them homo on the accommodation v As the major short plump rubl sand jolly and Miss Minerva tall sallow angular solemn were walking to the station to meet the train that was bringing home the runaways the elderly lover knew himself to bo at last master of the situation The trouble with Billy he began adjusting his steps to Miss Minervas mincing walk- William she corrected f ipfly- Toi be Continued mutt Nothing can work me damage exV ftbe harm tnatjitijitain leamaboUt with me and ne am- a real jnufferer by my own fault Mt Ternard 4r v- TrT n DARE DEVIL OF THE AIR Lincoln Bcachcy to Fly at Evansville r June 6 7 and 8 OneJJof the famous birdmen at the Aviation Circus to be held in Evans ylflo June 07 and 8 under the dl CourlarWIUdevilJnavfgater of the air He startled the world last summer by andBaderOf a performance atLqs Angles this winter the Los Angles Times says Lincoln eaohey who has been the one particular daredevil of the pro sent meet yesterday flauntod MB challenge tojgravitatlon and death In the eyes or the populace During porlodfljwhen the wind was blowing a gale he would mount Into the air and preform stunts that were weird In their very recklessness Another daring aeronaut to be seen at the Evansville meet is Farnum Fish youngest licensed air pilot m the world A third IS Hor ace Kearney an equally celebrated flyerThe Courier promises the greatest show of aerial races aud spectacular feats ever seen In this part of the countryAdded attractions will be a bal loon ascension and parachute drop dally automobile show motorcycle races track and field athletics and concerts bv a famous band POSTIVE PROOF Should Convince the Greatest Skeptic in Earlington Because its the evidence of an Earlington citizen Testimony easily investigated r The strongest endorsement of merit The best proof Read it Mrs M Cauley Earlington Ky says I have used Doans Kidney Pills in our family and have found them very good Whenever we have kidney trouble and pains in the back a few doses ot Doans Kidney Pills cure the difficulty They are also good for children to use I can highly recommend this remedy When your back is lame Re member the Name Dont simply ask for a kidney remedyask dls tinctly for Doana Kidney Pills the same that Mrs Cauiey hadtho ro medy backed by home testimony 50s all stores FosterMilburn Co Props Buffalo N Y wr SymphoriyLawnjF r i We are showing a complete and artistic line of Sym phony Lawn box paper this week in a nnmber of tints and designs and it is with a feeling of confidence 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distance of 42 miles I Ip the last three years and four months but one passengers has been killed on Union Pacific out of 27000000 carried by that line In 1911 fourteen passengers were killed in collisions on railroad in the United Kingdom The HarrIman roads have nearly as irany miles of track as those of the United Kingdom What Texans Admire U hearty vigorousllfe according to Hugh man of Autonlo We find he writes that Dr Kings New Life Pills surely put new life and energy Unto a peion Wife and I believe they are the best maae Excellent for stomach liver or kidney troubles 25 its at All Druggists I 1 i Whence the Unrest Ono who was closely connected with the Roosevelt administration at Washington says 1 think Mr Roosevelt the most fascinating man lover met and I love him but trot long ago he said to me There is trouble ahead for everybody unless the people are quoted There IIs great unrest throughout the land i I replied Mr Roosevelt the un rest in this country is only what you t and political talkers like you are making by your addresses to the people denouncing policies andlparties and person and Inviting everybody Into a condition of unrest Thats all there is to this unrest you talk of And Theodore look at me as though he no longer reo procated my affectionjSold Wife to Friend At the village of Utznach Switzer land the othor day a curious salt took place With her own consent a woman was sold by her husband to another man an Italian and a friendaof the Swiss couple The price asked by the affectionate husband was four dollars To further legalize the bargain the Italian procured two wit nesses to the transaction and had a contract written on stamped government paper r StoryII Greatest Disaster Mystery of the Sea Sinking of Steamship Titanic I ByJ Henry Mowbray Ph D LL D lrrHE worlds largest and most palatial steam sinks and 1600 people sent to a watery grave without a moments warning Com piled from soul stirring stories told by eye wit deepIfurnish TheliBook and 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