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I TUESDAY i and FRIDAY AFTERNOON i p u p amUlrt7 w I IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR IT FOR SALE TWENTYTHIRD YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY FRIDAY MAY 31 1912 No 44 u 1 i Fantastical Japanese Oporntta will be presented at Tttmpla Theatre Monday night under the direction of Prof PRINCESSH S Loving and Miss Mayme Woolen I Georgeous Oostumes Beautiful Music Twentyfive Voices Handsome Stage SettingssFeature Musical l l GHRYSANTHEUM Event of the year Adults 130oteChildren20cts i f COMMENCEMENTEXERCISES SchooliA GREAT SUCCESS The closing exercises of the Ear I lington School held at Temple The toLfor the occasion was carried out to the letter In part one eight of each young men nod women received promotion f certificates to High School The chorus by toe H S Glee Club deserves special mention The ad dress by Dr Harrison was a scholar ly effect and appreciated by all Paul M Moore trustee in present 1 ing the certificates made a fitting address stating that a vote on the graded school proposition would be submitted soon this good news was received with gladness by all This will make Earliugtou the best town in which to live In Western Ky The violin solos by Miss Elgin was highly complimented by the appre ciative add fence The orchestra composed of Messrs Ellsworth Ben and Miller Evans Walter Daves L O Wiley andJ S Webb aid Lander ChiBbolm acquitted Itself with great credit to the School and town The school Is uu der great obligations to these gen tlemen for their timely assistance Miss Williss vocal solo was also pleasing to tne audiences Part No jThe declamatory con t tout was hltoftheseason Each of the eight young ladles did credit tto themselves ahd friends Thin contest sboARod that lEarllngton has Just as gaod talent as may be found in allY school All could not receive h the honor of receiving so the judge awarded it to Miss Elizabeth LongI The Judges for the occasion were Rev Wm Harrison Prof Jenkins and Prof Bay Four young people Misses Eliza both Coyle Margaret Kemp Cor nelia Fenwick and Kress Sisk were made Seniors at end of school So It Ie hoped that Earllngton may have a full tfllodged High School commencement next year The sohool wishes to express through the Bee Its thanks for their hearty cooperation and sympathy Not Geed Testimony Patient feebly Doctor my wIfe says that you bar charged too much for operating on me Trio Doctor nut my deer air you dont mean to tell me that you would take your wifos opinion as to your value LIfo Explained Stranger What a dear child How tenderly sbo kisses her sisters hand 1 Willie 4Qfis nuthln Her sister Is packer In A candy factory Meggen r dorfer Blaetter We Please Your Friends f Let Us Please You Our portraits combined the the most pleasing character istic of the subject with our1 high standard of quality and 1 workmanship MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TODAY lJ jj j flhh p r ijo lii c SAttiClio1 I J St Charles Talk I Memorial services were observed at St Charles Sunday and a large crowd were present A splendid program was rendered with good speeches by Jesse Phillips and Geo King The citizens of St Charles have been looking forward to some act of the new trustees toward the improv mont of the streets we are glad to note that the graders are now on the ground and work Is being done in earnest and we feel sure that It will not be long until our streets will be in the best of condition Mrs Frank Sisk and daughter of the Earlington country were here SundayRobert Hart of Mortons Gap vis ited his daughter Mrs Dr Flnley SundayMax Gilliland Sundayed In Daw son R W Wood made a business trip to lEarllngton Monday Mrs W A Robinson and daugh ter Myrtle spent Tuesday in Ear lington and Madlsonville Miss Gertie OBannon and brother Kirby attended Memorial services here Sunday Lee Hart of Madisonville visited her sister Mrs Finley here Sunday Tom Ashmore and wife of Crab tree attended Memorial services here Sunday Mr and Mrs Walter Wright of Carbondale visited Mr Jesse Phil lips and family Sunday Mrs H D Ci wandof Earlington Is visiting her mother Mrs Raymer thiaweek The delicious May Cherries are snow on the market at tOo per gallon Mr Town Trustees you can makoC the beet piece of road from the PostiOffice to the in if you Our little City was visited by sev eral wagon loads ot Indians Tues dayWe note there Is another contest on with The Bee for a Mammoth Cave trip we sent a young lady from St Charles last year lets send one this year Save your Coupons and give them to your favorite H D Cowaud of Earlington and Ben Plain of Madisonville were here Sunday Miss Jettle Jenkins Is visiting her aunt Mrs King in Madlsonville this week Thos Sisk has Installed a new Fountain and opened up an Ice Cream parlor in Sisk S Yandells I- FurnltureStore Our efficient City Judge E LI Blanks and fearless Marshall 0 E Phelps put a quetus on the soft drunk joints Smith Chaney and father wapiti Earlington on business tEuesday If the St Bernard 00E would ouly make somearrallgementt to take their men bauk and forth to Fox Run mines it would be a great accommodation to their men wuuld give us a larger population would fill houses that are uoweiupty give their workmens children a chance to attend the Public School at St Charles as no man with a family wants to live two miles away from his work with no means of conveyance except to foot it twice a day Dr Curry and wife visited iu Lou isville last week H C Strader spent Sunday In Greenville i Ia like to know why Max Gllll land goes to Dawson every Sunday Miso Laura Woodruff was In Daw son Fr1daY8hopPIU Rev S M Bailey filled his regu lar appointment tare Sunday and Sunday night The Christian Endeavor Society has been organized with a good strong membership they hold their services Sunday evening at the Ma soma Hall Be sure land save your coupons from the Bee each week and give them to someonelit not meanmarmuch to yoo help sameIlady to win a glorious the Matimotfe cave j ter 4 I DrLucian Grace- DENTIST Office in Victory Building Office Hours 830 A M830 P M KILTIES BAND For The AVIATION CIRCUS The Evansville Courier announces It has secured the famous Kilx ties Canadas greatest concert band for the Aviation Circus June 07 and 8 The Kilties are the greatest Scottish band in the world and the pride of all Canada The are Just returning from a triumphal tour of the world John R Statou Joyce Ky had an exceptionally severe attack of whooping cough He If It had not been for Foleys Honey and Tar Compound I would have been compelled to quit work Instead I FoloysHoneyinstant rellet and Is the only cough medicine we ever use Contains no opiates Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department Jlc arylWfnJ Over OllfeJamu Convention Hall Louisville Ky Yay 29Itianeof the bitterest Stats Conventions which has been held in Kentucky in many 5 ears the administration today swept all opposition before it The administrations temporary chairman of the convention and Its- ohatrmaaofthe state executive committee were elected The twentysix delegates were in structed for Clark for the democratic presidential nomination to vote for him as lone as he is In the race The delegatesatlargo are Govs McCreary JnofC C Mayo Ollle M James and former Governor J C W BecJchanf A child cant get strong and robust while intestinal worms eat away its vitality To give the child chance to grow these parasites must be destroyed and expelled WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE is guaranteed to remove the worms it also the vital organs in healthy vigorous condition Price 25 cents bottle Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department Services at the HI E Church South next Sundae at 11 a in and 8 p m by the pastor Sunday school 930 a m The school has a heal growth Come and join us we do you good A Barbed Wire Cut Collar properlyhealedecw Ballards SNOW- LINIMENTIi the SSht Xlemcdr for All Abrtulaaa of the Flesh If wound is cleansed and the ln1ieat promptly the healing process atonco and the wound heals from iM performing1JB leaves no scar tho wound heals on the outside too qulck H iy pus forms under the our 1 runn1ngand taevkably leaves a bad Scar rofer Itnoton It does Its work quickly anI thoroughly Price Me We aad1WIl- niuF9aliaidPrpp StLoufsM0 heailntolntmll T Cdr 1noor petra14 Drag Dpit went 11 Madisonville Notes iBeautiful Afternoon Bridge tbetharmlllful afternoon Bridge given Satur day May 25 at the Madison Hotel In honor of Miss Lillian CAcyl of Danville Ky the guests of Mrs R S Dulin in this dry aud Miss Flor ence Allyn The spacious parlor and hall were very artistically decorated in quan titles of pink roses and ferns Gorgeous boqu9ts of large full blown pink La France roses were arranged in floral baskets in the low French windows Each card table Saving as a centerpiece an exquis ite boquet of pink buds and maiden hair ferns The hostes and guest of honor wore white Cluny lace creations vylth corsage boquets of pink La France roses The lens cakes and mints were in the shape of large pink roses The honor guests prizes were a white silk parasol hand painted in maideny to aud a haudpamted white silk fan done in the same dainty sprays with ivoy sticks given to Miss Allyn Miss Carrie Atkinson and Mrs 0 A Morton made the highest scores being awarded prize the same as those given the gusts of honor The guests included Mesdames H H Holeman Geo 0 Atkinson W O Morton W P Ross J D McPherson Jr CrA Morton B A Slaton M J Clark M K Gordon L Eo Ruby Clyde Ruby L A Tapp R S Dulln Jr 0 W Lindsay J B Ross C 0 Givens Fred Rein ecko C O Osborne Walter Dulin and Ruby Laffoon Misses Lillian Cool Florence Allyn Elizabeth Margaret and Catherine Victory Mary Morton Aileen D vJs- Margaret McPherson aid Vida Bar nett Entries For Mammoth 1 Cave Trip The following young ladies from Hopkins County have entered the Mammoth Cave contest ending the 24th day of August and their standing is as followsEARLINGTON I Miss Mary ParKer3G00Lo- oige Grace 1000 Maple Brown liig f 5976 Kathleen Spillman x1000 Susan Marie Crutehfleld1000 Margaret Mitchell 1000 1000 Golda Salmon 8575 Connie Jieuwlck 2675 Kathleen Corey 1000 Catherine Blair 1000 Artie Favors lOOO- iGo I d ie Jennings 1000 Vlrge KUlroy IpOtf Mary Blair 1000 Mary Cobb 1000 Alolse OBryan i iw J 1000 Mary Hewlett A 1000 Ida Martin y 1000 Ruth Wyatt v 1000 1 Hazel Prlmn t 2025 Margaret Victory 1000 MADISON VILLE J Ruth Swinney 4000 Amanda Wilson 1000 Amelia Coil 1000 Josephine Clark 2100 Mary Loulee Walker 1000 Mary Arden Jennings 1000 Laura Boll Radd 2025 Elizabeth Bassett 1000 I Verda Gates 1000 Gertrude Overall 1000 Elizabeth Nlsbet 1000 Louise McPherson 8200 Marijawt Roaa1000Na- nnie EVaBell jl00 Anderson lOOQ laths MorrbWT 1500- LeDlh rftofiett VV lOOb w r l x r V e f h r Mr I Georgia Morton 1800 Francis Elgin i 1000 Lora Lee Todd 1000 Gertrude Black 1175 Mary Dulln 2025 MORTONS GAP Alberta Barnett 7225 Edna Peyton6200Ar- rle Lovan 1000 Myrtle May Slsk 11000 Sibyl OBryant 1000 Ruth McOraw 1000 Myrtle Martin 1000 Rollie Laffoon 1000 NO RTONVILLE Fannie Trathen 6450 Annie Marl Morgan 1000 ST CHARLES NAB Robinson 4200 Maude Jenkins 1000 Laura Woodruff 1000 Verna Galloway 1000 Dixie Woodruff 8325 Mona Faulls1000Ve-rna Long 1000 Myrtle Kennett 1000 HANSON Agnes ParishPe-tBailey 1250 Emma Asbby 1000 Wattle Rudd 1000 Ruth Jones 1175 Johanna Brownl000Kat- herine Slaton1o00Je-ssie Leo Hayes 1000 Pet Ashby 1000 Goldie Ashby 1000 HAMBY STATION Thelma Dawson 1000 Rath Woodrnff 1000 it ILSLEY Blanch Leasure 1000 Nina Williams V2175 Minnie Harlaudii2025c1 we DAWSON SPRINGS Addle Morgan8200R- uth Cansler1000NEBO Josie Payne2100Ma- rls Crow1000Jes-sie Payne 1000 Tiny Gates 2160 A Cloakroom Jest Here is a story that was enjoyed today by members of both parties In the House and Senate cloakrooms It is related that a man called on his neighbor armed with an im- posinglooking document uam said the calleru I want you to sign this petition What is it his friend asked suspiciously Well was the reply lit now looks as if Koosevel would be nom inated at Chicago and Bryan would be named at Baltimore This is a petition praying that the country be restored to the Indianaton Post Apt DescriptionI A little girl four years old In try ing to describe a young man to her mother said 0 dont you know the man with the Jewelry in his teeth 7 TUESDAY andtFRIDAY AFTEI NOON BUSINESSADVERTISE Fir wlllI Ohandler1000Ba- rdle I I MONDAY NIGHTjTUNE 3 Y ii Church Notesf eeeesea Christian Church The minister Howard J Brazel ton Is preaching to increasing audl ence each night atHenderson The meeting promises to be a very sue cessful one The following reference was made to him in the Henderson Journal Gods Call to Man The above was the subject of the discourse at the Christian Churoh Tuesday evening in the series of byEvangelisthandled in a way that convinced alL who heard it that the speaker is fully conversant with the word of God and that he is a forceful and pleasing speaker His sermons are all plain practical and of a characted that appeals stronly to the better nature of his hearers and makes them wontta be better men and women Mr JaB Vernon the Henderson minister who so acceptably filled the pulpit here last Sunday will preach again Sunday morning and Bight The Sunday School which contln f ues to be one of the largest among Christian Churches in this district gives promise of yet larger things The Commute is at work on the program for Childrens Day to be given June 9 and all forces are s working for Rally Day June 16 On the return of the minister plans will beperfected for the parsonage and work will doubtless begin at ao 1v earlyelate Escapes an Awful Fate A thousand tongues could not express r the gratitude of Mrs J E Cox of Joliet Ill fop her wonderful deliverance from an awful fate Typhoid pneumonia bad left me with a oousrb she writes Sometimes I bad such awful cough ing spells I thought would die Hi could get no help from doctors treatment or other medicines till F used Dr Kinks New Discovery But I owe my life to this remedy for I scarcely cough at alt now Quick and safe Its the most reliable of all throat and lung medi cines Every bottle guaranteed 600 and 100 Trial botile free at All Druggists To the extreme regret of all Ear lington Miss Katie Murrell and Miss Goldie Weir left yesterday for their hon os in Columbia Ky and More house Mo They will not teach in the Earlington School next seBsJon K It would surprise you lo knowM byOhamberlalnsDowney of Newberg Junction L usingChamberlains them very effectual and doing her lots or rood If vou have any trou ble with your stomach or bowles give them H trial For Sale by All Dealers l I i Millinery For- MidSummer 1 I t p We have Just receIved a lot of the very Newest 4 Creations in Ladies Misses and Childrens Hats for MidSummer In connection with this complete show s J jJfandY them 1SpecJalfor Summer And work guaranteed i Calland see Us for your MidSummer lx H I Millinery r Barnes Cowand Co j INCORPORATED j Gtritaglon Ke t Ct r1 11 11 S Ia f i rt i aej ee M MOORS AND PUBLISHERa i r jPAUL PAWOBTT Fy AND BUSINESS MANAGER Kentucky Press Association of I and rand District Publishers League copies county r Branch Office in Mortons Furniture Store 119 South Main Street Madi Kentucky Phone No4MISS AILEEN DAVIS n Friday May 31 1912 J5 is I THE TYLER LYNCHING When Hose the colored ma n Fwas burned by a mob about to i years ago the country was hor- rifiedf at the deed It was weeks before the public indignation rs i and disgust died down But i tfinally did die down and since tlla the new method of lynching by burning has been used repeatedly Y and has apparently ceased to ex cite the public nlind 1 That fact alone is a measure o 1 Via the degree to which the mono t strous evil of lynching has eaten into our conscience Judge Lynch himuself The burning of a colord man at Tyler Texas last Saturday is 1onamore in a long shameful list of anarchistic outbreaks Ohica y 50 Evening Post x t Catarrh Cannot Be Cured rj with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as they cannot reach the seat of the disease Catarrh Is a blood or constitutional disease and In order to cure ItIyou must take internal remedies Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces Halls Catarrh CureI tiiis not a quack medicine It was prescribed by c one of the best physicians in this country for r years and is a regular prescription It is com I posed of the best tonics known combinedwith the best blood purifiers acting directly on th- eaceua surfaces The perfect combination of 1 s 4fee twoIngredienjs is what produces such won results in curing Catarrh Sendjfor testl Yt5 + menials freer F J CHENEY CO Props Toledo O Sold by Druggists price 75C Take H alI s Family Pills for constipation Beo King Sons drug store has 4 been greatly improved by the new glass front An awning will be erec 4ed in a short time The Interior of v thastore has a neat classy appear beIcongratulated on changeS t 7 W Jordon a well known dentist of Hopkinsville Ky recently had an operation fur his kidney trouble but he says The first real relief JL got was after taking Foley Kidney palsi3cod than anything I had tried I byIjf r fcJWnden and Clifton Faults of Her I rin Ill are visiting their grand par It oomta Mr and Mrs Qeo Faulls j t WOMAN SICK fi t k WantsTWELVEYEARS How She Wa Finally Restored to Health l Dti Xouisiana MoI think a woman I naturally dislikes to make her troubles known to the public but complete restor ationtohealthmeansso I cannot keep from telling mine for the sake of other suffer ing womenIbeen sick about twelve years and had eleven doc dragrapwraart monthly periods bilious spells It ami was getting worse all the time I would hardl get over one spell when I oTsrauld be sick again No tongue can tell what 1 suffered from cramps and at times I could hardly walk The doctors raaldI might die at one of those times VegetarY JHeXJompound away IL Your v lu ble medicine is worth more t thaiunountains of gold to suffering w- omenMrsr BERTHA MUFF 503 N 4th Street Louisiana Mot sLydia E Pinkhamu Vegetable Com pound made from nativeroots and herbs contains no narcotic or harmful drugs rand today holds the record of being the S most successful remedy for female ills we of and thousands of voluntary- testimonials on file in the Pinkham laboratory atLynn Mass seem to prove able fact If want special adrlco write to Xydla E Flnkham Medicine Co confl fc tlal lyna Mass Your letter will I lie opened read and answered by a aprwBHH aiid kohl la strict confidence n 1 I I IJi1f 1 Subscription Rates One Year 100 Six months 50 Three months 26 Single 6- Spsohnen copies mailed free on application Correspond ents wanted in all parts of the Address us for par ticulars Entered at the Earllngtou Post Office as Second Class Matter 1sanville Mgr Immediate Effect of ins Soon Realized In March 10051 was troubled with lefttthing serious until last September I Rot so bad that I was oblldged to seek medical old It seemed as if I was suffering almost a living burnfwould 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 taken two bottles I was completely cured Yours very truly MRS B B HALL R F D No3 Roseboro N C State of North Carolina ss Sampson County Mrs B B Hall after being duly sworn deposes and says that the above testimonial Is true to her best knowledge and beliof so help me God Sworn and subscribed to before me this 16th day of July 1009 JOHN HORNS Notary Public Letter toIDr Kilmer ill Co Binghamton N Y qj Prove What SwampHoot Will do for You Send to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton N Y for a sample bottle = It will convince anyone You wil also receive a booklet of valuable information telling all about the kidneys and bladder When writing sure and mention the Earlln ton be SemiWeekly Bee Regular flit r cent and onedollar size bottles fo sale at all drug storese A meetlngof the Eariingtou Chapter U D C was held at Mrs Robt Fenwioks in Earllngton Thursday afternoon A large number of th members were present and a goo attendance from MldlsonvlUeK The Demons of The Swamp are mosquitos As they sting they IIbloodand the fires of fever The appetite files and the strength falls also ma deadlytyphoid sltheand renew your strength After long suffering wrote Wm Fret well of Lucama N 0 three bot ties drove all the malaria from my system and Ive had good health ever since Best for all stomach liver and kidney Ills 50o at All Druggists rapidlyIculverts and bridges have been built and various other improvements are contemplated Dr Thomas Electric Oil is the best remedy for that often fatal dSseass croup It has been used with success in oar family for eight years Mrs D Whlteacre Buffolo N Y Example of Folly In Litigation A suit growing out of a fire set in a patch of heather and involving dam ages fixed by one judge at 125 baa been fought through six courts in Eng Bland finally reaching the court of ap peal Mrs Rose A Freeman Clifford lI Va says they have long used Fo lays Remedies and want to say a good word for them She writes Foley Kidney Pills cured my bun dand of a mug standing kidney trouble after he bad taken other medi cines without relief We would j be without Cos medlclt s inouluUe for many times th cost Sold by St Bernard MIn Co Incorporated Drug Deport ment At a Flower The spirit of a persons life Is ever shedding some power Just as a flower is steadily bestowing fragrance upon the alrT Starr King Lame back is usually caused by rheumdtlsm of the muscles of the back for which pou will find noth lug better than Chamberlains Lini ment For sale dy All Dealers BARNES COW CO KENTUCKY For a Sane Fourth New York The campaign for a sate and sane Fonrtb Jf July is to takee up througont the country this year by the Boy Scouts organ RussellrSage Foundatlob have prepared for I the boy scouts a few statistic show- Ing the value of the boys of this country as a safe and sane Fourth rWltat Texans Admire todWe find he writes that Dr New Life Pills surely put pfIOIlWltebest mane Excellent for stomach or kidney troubles 26 eta at ll Drueplsts On8 Little Sin It is astonishing how soon the whop conscience begins to unravel if a stitch drops one little sin In makes a hole you could put your head through Charles Buxton Savedw I I refused to be operated on the morning I heard about CardmV writes Mrs Elmer derof Terre Haute IncL I tried Car dul and ft helped me greatly Now I domy own washing and ironing CARDUI The Womans Tonic Cardul is a mild tonic tabte a mane neron the delicate woman ly constitution building up strength and toning up the nerves In the past 50 years Cardui has helped morethanamillionwomenYou because we are sure that it will do you good At all drag stores S J y1I i t We Have Cut the PriceJ On f AULadies and Misses Suits Y- I Coats and Skirts I Our line is broken in sizes and colors bpi what we haver are every one this seasons styles and repuMa r table manufacturers of the country Eachsale guaranteedsatisfactory No alterations al lowed at our Cut Price SaleI v r I and See Our Bargains V I ANDI INCORPORATED EARLINGTON 1Boys Call Cardinal Fancy Approves Boy Scouts of America New York May 22Cardlnal Farley has approved the formation of local branches of the Boy Scouts of America in the parishes within his Jurisdiction and has appointed Father Hughes a member of the faculty of the Cathedral College to fupervise the branch that will be at tached totheCathodralparish The approval of the cardinal was obtain ed on condition that there be a Cath olio division of the Boy Scouts and that all parish branches within his Jurisdiction prefix the title Catholic division before their official desig nation tastingliquidA dose or two of HEBBINE will correct the disorder It stimulates digestion and purifies the bowels 50 cents Sold by Inoorporated All Gttttfed by the Will The will of each man or woman Is like the compass of a shipwhere it points the ship goes If the needle directs it ta Ute rocks there is wreck and disaster If to the open sea there is clear safliagMarie Corelll Poor appetite is a sure sign of impaired digestion A few doses of LiverTabletstion and improve your appetite bytakingDealers Mr A S Ford Evansville manager for the St Bernard Mining Co ac companied by Mrs Fojrd and his niece Miss Helen A Ball spent Wednesday here with Mr and Mrs D M Evans aud visiting the various places of interest about Earlington Miss Ball Is also Mr Forks book keeper and stenographer and is one ot the attractive young ladies who will Join The Bees Mammoth Cave party this year When your food does not dIRest well and you feel blue tired and discouraged yeu should use a little HEBBINE at bedtime It opens the bowels purifies the system and restores a fine feeling of health and energy Price BOo Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department Mrs Lucy Bean Misses Mary and JUnmle Dee Emberton aresitiagin MHIsonvllie t For any Itching skin trouble piles ecrema v sslt rheum e dl scalds Cleans 6lntmenVisrnigbly Vecqmnlend ed soeaboxatalt Stores I fl ii icCAMGRTON MAUISONVILLE KY j PUP f IIFuneraL Director and Embalmer IIAny Call Answered Promptly Day or Night Ll ssns AJ Interests In 1836 A power has risen up la the government greater than the people them selves consisting of many and various and powerful Interests combined into one mass and held together by the cohesive power of the vast sur pluet in the banks John O Calhoun Helps a Judge in lad Fix Justice Ell of Glllts Mills Tenn was plainly worried A bad sore on his leg had barred several doctors and long resisted all remedies I thought it was a cancer he wrote At last I used Bucklens Arnica Salve and was completely cured Cures burns bolts ulcers outs bruises and piles 25o at All Druggists Life In Tewn One nice thing about loafing in a big town is that if a man has money enough he can get shaved twice a dar without exciting comment Gal restoa News tryDoanlStores i Wbman of Many Names The public examination was concluded at the London Eng bank ruptcy court recently of a woman who was sworn as Alice Mabel Fran ces Emily Pnola Blanca Mary Cath onus Stewart which she said washer full name Stiff nook IS not only painful but quicklyrub jLARDS SNOW LINIMENT Itpenetrates the flesh aud relaxes the rntMoles BO that the pain ceases im mediately Price 25o EOo and 100 per bottle Sold by Incorporated Miss Florance Langley who has been with the Idle Honr theater for some time letf for her homo in Rook rport Jnd Wednesday and Luc lau Vlnson looks like all his friends were dead Heavy Impure blood makes a muddy pim r ply complexion headaches nausea Indigestion sIcklyPor I Blood Bitters roo at all Stores l I PRINCESS SPECIAL This Popular Photo Play Theatre is now under new guaranteesits rt Especially Adopted for Ladies and Children f YouknowEssany PatheSellg and Vltograph MADISONVILLE KY Matinee Daily 2 p l9 rte U it 1 y- i 1 Y V yfErl r L i 01 f ii u I CONDENSED STATEMENT OF ARLINGTON BANK THE OLD BANK l I Node to Secretary of State as of May 18th 1912 y RESOURCES y Loans Discounts 99010711 us and other Bonds 1200080 Overdrafts secured and A Unsecured 48203 Current expenses and r Taxes Paid 106381 Furniture Fixtures 181000 Cash on hand and dueIk from other Banks 8810477 R j 20255812 1 The man who whispeis down a well w About the things he has to sell Will never reap a crop of dollars like he who climbs a tree and hollers News of the Town I Mr and Mrs B E Nixon were In Madisonvtlle Wednesday Chas Barnett is in St Louis on bul ness Y M Hanna Jr was in Nortonville yesterday on business Heres a bargain We will pay the round trip fare of any one liv lug In Earllngton who will pur chase as much as 260 worth of wall paper from us- SIsii BROS BOOK STOR- EMadisonville Ky Mr Muck B Durham of Marion Ky has accepted a position wit the well known drygoods firm of Barnes Cowand Oo and will be gin bib duties in a few days Mr Durham expects to buy a home here move his family and locate in Ear lington permanently He comes recommended as a first class sales man and a Christian gentleman The people of Earlington extend to himself and family a hearty wel come The firm of Barnes Cowand d Co are to be congratulated on se curing his service OLD RAGS wantedat Boo Office clean cotten only accepted Rev J D FrazIer who was pastor of the Methodist church at this t place IB boreon a visit to his daugh ter Mrs Rex MoEuen Dr and Mrs W K Nisbet were Itt tn Evansville Thursday visiting 1 Mils Mable Browning and visitor 1Mites Mattie Ban Browning who been visiting In Madisonvllle and Hanson several days have returned home Miss Mattie Ban Browning who has been visiting Lisa Mable Brown- Ing has returned to her home in Qoldvllle S 0 For SaleFour houses and lots in Earllngton Good property and will sell ou easy terms apply to T H gtone Manlsonville Ky 2tMrs S M Kemp and daughter Elizabeth and Paul Moore Jr left for Culver Ind Thursday morning to attend the closing exercises of the Culver Military Institute Miss Dot Bean who has been con nected with the SemIWeekly Bee in various capacities for the past few months has severed her con nec ton with this paper and accepter a position with the Nixon Restaurant She is some food slinger Miss Elizabeth DeMoss of Madisonvillo has Miss Beans place with the Bee Miss Margaret MitcHel of this olty left for Sebreo Wednesday to attend the opening ball at the SpringsMrs Tom Coleman visited In Sebree Wednesday Ivan Sprlngfied was in Sebreo WednesdayMaster Nourse is spending a few weeks with his uncle Ran Davis in the Anton country Mrs J W Lester and two grandchildren left for Evansville Wed neaday to visit Mrs M J Burgeja for several days Miss Viola Wright who has been at the hospital for some time will be able to go home this week Robt Fenwlok is adding to and improving his property on railroad street LIABILITIES Capital Stock to to IBiOOOOO Surplus Fund 0 60000 UndivIded Profits to 245105 Deposits 17800047 20255812 Report of the condition HANSON BANKING theCO1 OF HANSON KY doing business at Hanson county of Hopkins state of Kentucky at close of business on the 18th day of May 1912 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts with one or more endor sers or sureties 1083313 Roal Estate Mortgages 2805245 Other Stocks Bonds etc Error short in Bill Discounted 8993 3982551 Due from NationalBanks 8080191 8080191 Due from Trust CoaO United States and Na tional Bank Notes 2941- 00Specie87858 381958 Chocks and other Cash Items 11252 Exchange for Clearing- House 1125 Current Expense Paid 261648hHouse 400000 Other Real Estate f 150000 Furniture and Fixtures 141780 Other Assets not includ ed under any of above headsBank of Hanson in Liquidation 877154 1008980 Total to 91808 80 LIABILITIES Capital Stock paid in i- nCash1500000 1500000 Undivided Profits 444053 444053 Fond to Pay Taxes0Deposits subject to check on which interest is n- otpaid2807754Deposits subject to check on which Interest is paid 8470079 7180883 0eTotal 9130887 State of Kentucky County of Hopkins net 1 R P Brown cashier of the above named bank do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the heat 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 GJ ROTHROCK BEN DRAKE D W WILLIAMS Di rectorsMy expires at the end of the next Kentucky Senate LITITIA GIVEN EDGE Notary Public Mrs John Swift is visiting relatives in Springfield Tenn Miss Mary Brown has gone to Evansville to spend her vacation For 100 we will furnish you with one years supply for the average family of A P W Brand of the finest paper and include one of our Nlokled Fixtures free SISK BROS BOOK STOR- EMadisonville Ky Mrs C E Bruster and children have returned to Evansville after a two weeks visit to her parents at this place Now is the time to get rid of your rheumatism You can do it bv ap plying Chamberlains Liniment and maisaglng the parts freely at each application For sale by All Dealers Out of Plac Why all those contortions oh I wish I had aa idea for a poem What do you want to pat aa Idea into a poem rtLotIlsvm CowkrJOBT- MO T Contestll1 h 4 oiIiA11 i 1 t4 NOT TRANSFERABLE 1 tt i I f s l t 4TGood for25r VotcJor rri k 1 IC AlA r91WI 115S1tlL WIl MIUlJrrrtHplaccd in Ballot Bx in Bee Oft ce lrelore Friday ruae 14 11I D I Bran as a Cleaner Few people seem to know the value of dry bran for cleaning purposes writes a correspondent ot Good House keeping I have kept a Very light gray suit In tho best condition for two years by simply rubbing It down with dry bran Rub the spots harder than the rest then brush It all off A Texas Wonder The Texas Wonber ouresKidue and cures diabetes weak and lame backs rheumatism and all irregu larities of bladder truublijstremov lpg gravel the Ys ann in both men and women Regulates blaCder trourles in children If not sold by yonr druggist will be sent by mall on teolpt of 100 One small bottle is two months treatment anb seldom fails to perfect a cure Send for testimonials from Ky and other states Dr E W Hull 2953 Olive street St Louis Mo fold by all druggists Shoes Boys Metal No Wonder Says ono of the Georgia philoso pliers long as Im allvln andI have groceries and and clothes and tax money and good health any weather the Lord sends Is the right weather for me Exchange There never WHS a time when peo ple appreciated the real merits of Chamberlains Cough Remedy more than now This is shown by the in crease in sales and voluntary testi haveychildren troubled with a cough or a cold give it a trial and quaiitlesFor If you want to buy a house come to he Bee office and about Ten rooms in splendid location In good condition IS II and Here you and hues 1 1 50 Ladles Rubber Cotes rubber not seconds cut full 52 inches In Grey Only great has created qulto sensation We lave limited left lfiiJt 3500 Ladies Butts 21 75 3000 Ladies Suits 18 75 2500 Ladles Suits 16 2000 Ladies Suits 13 98 1500 Ladies Suits 9 1250 Ladies 7 Wool Skirts in panama and mixture C 20 doz Klmonas styles Fri and and Sat special 50 Coats In the latest models Price 1L FRIDAY AND ONLY line of Silks 40 inches 65c values Sat only yard Bordered Dress and 850 values and onlly 575 Ladles American Hose in black white and tan Fri I4c per Good Linen Friday and only 5c yd sized bleached Pllow and oaly Oc 60 Fri and Sat 23c Napkins and ready for GOo doz OOc doz Buster Brown for ivi and Tans Shoes Oxfords So firewood are become hear it 50 26 One of Lifes Best Pleasures Mlsceo Of all the things make life worth living friendship near the top But friends are rare Ito wo are too busy of which left her bad kid ney trouble and she suffered much pain and backache Then she heard of Foley Kidney Pill and says After taking thorn short the pain left my and derfully by StBernard Mining Co Drug Depart ment Home In the Air On the analogy of the houseboat inventor has devised flying machine can be converted Into twostory cottage and mado to servo the uses of homo for the avi If 1 i WHAT SO RARE A DAY IrTJUtE fOR THESE PERFECT DAYS SHOULB YOU JOT CLOTHE YQURSELF PER FECT RAWZtiTI YOU eAt FIiB AT OUR TORE COOL FOR WARM DAYS YOU WILL ALQ HrtB THE LATEST HADE AftCOLORS Afito THE CEWE FABRICS long a a to i + n serge I Auto Nice Silk pair Full cases each inch a a OUR comes severe a time back lam Sold May Have a a a a A T wide ii Q I Soda Water From Tablets s I Bohemia has what is called soda The aro tablets q of two kinds add and alkali and one pair Is sufficient to produce about halt a quart of soda water ir For cholera niorbus in fantum diarrhoea from colds wind colic BABY ELIXIR is a remedy of extraordi nary power It colic pains instantly checks diarrhsea and set tips the Price 25c and 50c per bottle Sold bv St i FOR SALE 100 course In anything except civil from Sphool of Scranton Pa Will sell at a bargain Apply at Bee Officer STOVE FOR SALE Second hand heater for parlor or bed room cheap a banyan apply at the Bee Every has that high of style and finish needled into it to preserve its cut shapeliness too will find all the colors of the rainbow in summer lawns dimities silks all the of the June I roses in hosiery ribbons and accessories a June wealth of whoa goods and filmy underclothing 1 hough we are as as June in our we give PERFECT value and RARE prices BAR Alt SPCCUL FRIDAY Atb tiATURtAYI AID JUtE I perfect QSpecialSUITS SUITS Our Suit Reduction Sale quantity come ealy 75 oQyr Suits OQFriday 39IShort assorted andpatterns 15C AUTO COAT all 100 10860BALCONY DjSATURDAY bordered Friday and 49c per fjSilk patterns 800 Friday Saturday and Sat only quality Crash Toweling Saturday Friday Saturday Mercerized Damask hemmed use Good quality Mercerized Napkins and that cause StParkersburgIngrippe houseworkFoley Incorporated Manchester that ator READYTOWEARC- 407HIKG bonbons bonbons cholera and McGEES relieves Bordered stomach IncorporatodDrug One engineering International Correspondence garment quality prodigal display MAY GRLTFET RUG EVEtT Of THE c EAOt OlihY TWO ACRE tAY8 We are going to offer our entire stock o Room Size and Small Edge this week only at i greatly reduced prices We have a splendid sIsortment in all kinds of floor coverings pont fall to visit this department Noto the prices jffRugsftRugsc 250 7CRugs i 2250 Axmlnister 17 75iRugs 9x12r j 1500 Tap Brussels seamless Rugs9x12I 11 12A 5 1 QCRugs 1 a 41 I 12 50 Axminister Q ftf D Rugs 6x9to to to k JI VV- CREX JAB fLfOX GR4RUG f- All J I sizes up to 9x12 JU IwSMALL RUGS PRugs l mpmRugs f AC1Rugs 01 1 2 00 Axmlnister 4 Rugs 27x54 1 OS 1 I tJ 125 Wool Fiber Rugs 30x60 YT 95C r 18x36 Door Mats 85c j 225 Coronation Felt Rugs large size 1 75 J ood assortment of Fiber and Matting Room 1GRugs iMIt BUTTER ROW f SOY SCOUT SHOES I WATCH OUR SHOES S 1WIrtBOW THE REAL THIrtG Ili 12 AHl6 BUTTON SHOES s OXFORD S MB PUMPS jt fj I QY4I ark 9 L t t I- It fIIJ it Y r r 1 7 9p i ra j 1 That Typewriter You are Going To Buy E Cn b perAcent cheaper than elMWharA ritnnitf Htatemmn Well all you haves to MO is tn rill TjHiiiHscn what kind of mnuhfne you want ami WH will SHOW YOU wh th ryou are trom Missouri or not v It will be in your pook t to investi ruto our proposi a tion W + hAV chtam IB GIVH HH tlin opportunity to prove It 1 ABSOLUTELY no second huiui nor shopworn machines Bold here a LAMASCO SUPPLY CO ROOM 3 VICTORY BLDG EARLINGTON KENTUCKY I t Miss Minerva an- dWilliamt GreenHill aIIANCES yrlaht t 7 Eellly A Britton Oat t i 0 Tho trouble with Billy repeated firmly Is this You have t r 5suItor a girl out of a healthy f t boy you have nt given pim the toys and playthings a boy have you have not even given common love and affection 111I11ould letting himself go for ho knew needed the lecture and won Jflerful to toil she was listening meek J7 You have steeled your heart he on against Billy and against aRno You have about as much idea how J jte manage a boy as aas a he comparisonfforbade as any other old maid he f darted out realizing as he did so that u s woman had rather be called a goat than an old maid any time y Jinecolor mounted to Miss Minor jras face A I dont havo to be an old maid she x napped spunklly h No and you are not going to be jpao any longer he answered with d- eE I tell you what Miss Minerva are going to make a fine manly s out of that nephew of yours We she echoed faintly Yes wel I said we didnt 11 i replied the major ostentatiously The ay to andevcrythingpave He is full of natural anlnfal l and has to find some outlet for f Erlts that is the reason he is always I Now J think 1 under wand children He drew himself up pietidly We sbaU be married tomor i jBow he announced that I may as BO at ones my part of the responsl rearingIat him in flut lIMing consternation t Oh no not tomorrow she pro t ted possibly next year some lR L morrow reiterated the major tfe white mustache bristling with de r termination Having at last asaerted- cIImselt ho was eying the situation fl UnenseIY and was not going to give Jra one Inch A We will be married tomorrow aUHlsr Next month she suggested timidly r Tomorrow I tell you I Next week she answeredtJ Tomorrow I Tomorrow I Tomor owl cr ed the m jor happy os a schoolboy xv Ngjt Sunday night after church J11eaQed Miss Minerva No not next Sunday or Monday or Tuesday We will be married tomor tOW declared tho dictatorial Confed arat Billys aunt succumbed Oh Joseph she said with almos a simper you are so masterful How would you like mo for aI1 uncle 1 Miss Mjnervas affianced askci Billy a few minutes later Fine an dandy was the answer as tho child wriggled himself Out ot his aunts embrace The enthusiastic reception accorded him when he go off tho train was almost toom ch for the little boy He gazed at tho pair in embarrassment Ho was for the moment disconcerted and overcome In place of tho expected scoldings and punishment ho was received with caresses and flattering consideration He could not understand it at all j The major put a hand on the ItttH boys shoulder and smiled a kindly smilo Into his big gray astonished eyes as the happy lover d Qghtedlj whispered Your aunt Minerva is go ing to marry me tomorrow Billy Pants an all1 asked William Green Hill THE END BARS OUT RUSSIAN GEESE Germanys Blow to a Great Trade Seriously Felt on Both SIdes of Border Announcement has been made that the German authorities have suspend ed the importation of live geese from Russia on the ground that there Is 0 considerable amount of disease preys lent in the frontier districts of that countryComing as this prohibition docs 1m mediately prior to the period when 1m ports of live geese increase rapidly the question is serious alike to breed era in Russia who will have large quantities of birds thrown on their hands to German goose fatteners as they will be unable to DU up their pens for the home production is total ly insufficient to meet their requirements and to housewives in Germany who will find the already high price of what is an Important article of food advanco still further and prob ably be prohibitive Russians state that there is no justification for this regulation that it Is a trade move in the Interests of German dealers to force down prices and as a measure of fiscal protection to German breeders Germany Imports annually about 8000000 live geese of which seven eights como from Rusala where these birds are bred in vast numbers throughout the estern and southwest ern governments They are bought from the raisers by traveling dealers who drive them in huge flocks to the frontier stations where they are en- trainedI for despatch to Berlin and oth citiesrcars used for this purpose are built in four decks each car holding about 1200 birds Special trains areI run in the season consisting of aI dozen to thirtyflvo cars in accordance with the supply As many as 50000 geese havo been known to ar rlvo at Magenrlehhof market Berlin on a single day Westminster Ga zetto We are all on our way but the question is where are we going I Babys Advanl I A baby Is tolerably helpless has one advantagehe dcewit Ito listen to the foollshner V I talk to him unless be w =I 4No veeran 0 J YAii1 Symphony Lawn artistic line of Svm 1 We are shoeing a complete and phony Lawn box paper this week in a nnmber of tints and designs and it is with a feeling of confidence that we cordially tire you to call arid examine our assort j ment i 10 c In SYMPHONY LAWN you will find a paper of surprising quality at the very reasonable price of SaC the box while the many tints such as Ghampagne r Gray Pink etc includedIn our took are sure to oft i fer something which will please you boxepaper Fr at from 250 to 100 the box z t COjI 1 1P110 DRXTG nt14tTMENT t- K = 1 T T rrrrrrrw 0 a 11 L 6 4 J J iSr M I rr r 1 GRAND LEADERSu Lj f SUIT SALEnYou will be delighted and greatly enthused when you come here Tol mOFFOW and see the beautiful spread of our New Summer Suits that we 7 have gathered together for your warm weather dress and comfort No qther stocks anywhere compare with these in price style and individuality They are not of an ordinary sort such as usually inhabits the readymade w stores and sold by promiscuous manefacturers throughout the country but are specially selected designed and made for the Grand Leader Comparison will verify these statements f and it behooves you to come to this sale and compare and post your selves on what is what in goodmade clothes a We will include in q this sale 65 Serge Suits of Cam bridge make that sold from 18 to 25 32 Fancy Serges of Cambridge make that sold from 18 to 25 1 79 Cassimere Suits of make that sold from j 18 Vtt049 Worsted Suits of Cambridge make that sold for 18 1 to 25 J lEvery suit is strictly high grade tailored throughout and are the best puttiup suits handled by any house in MadiIisonville and we point with pride to any o person that has ever bought one who will gladly tell you that they never had oa suchclothes values before buying a Cambridge suits The very backwardseason has caused tus to cut the price so early in the season and having a very large stock on hand gives us the best values for you that it has ever been our pleasure to offer you I I Five Dollars more would not buytheir equal anywhere in this market as late as July 1st and we give you 30 days extra wear for less money L v This sale is made in order to clean up our large line ot this seasons High Grade Mens Suits and are sold at cost and below cost in many cases andItherefore this sale is positively made for Nil Y CASEI ONLY I The unrestricted choice of ANY SUIT in the house for t 4 1500 1 f w are 1 rs for Straw Hays Summer t1Qd jtarhJJft of all kinds I WearsIS a Lakes l vfrTi 4 11 T- w