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TUESDAY andI ffiPM r AFTERNOON ff IF YOU DONTW ADE ISE YOUR IT FOR SALE II IIfWENTftilIli9 A1 1 7i i J i HOPtiNS COUNTY KY TUESDAY MY 16 1912 Vi No 581 Notes j tJMi8j Ethel Livingston returti od last week from ia visit to rela tives id St Louis Ramsey Fhilipps 6f Eixrhns- fon was hero Saturday Mrs Hobert Trent is on the sick list r VThe condition of Mrs J F Gordon remains the earned Rev Eifsley filed the Machod ist pulpit Sunday in absence of Rev Wimborly who is attend ing camp meeting t Miss Zeda Crawford of Mom phis is the guest of her nun tI Mrs WL Hall Mr and Mrs T E DeMoss went to Mortons Gap Sunday to see Mrs Sophia Morton who had the misfortune to sustain serious injuries jn a fall at her home last I Friday he Epworth League musical Sunday evening for the purpose of raising funds pledged to assist in the evangehzatibu of Ouba wasa success the program was xcellent Mrs Armstrong of Litchfleld who has been one of the guest of the Misses Rudd has returned home her vocal talent aroused I great eathisiam among the people qf brir city Miss Bertha Gates entertained the Delta Alphas gnito pleasant ly ono evening last weeK at the home of Mrs MoUie Bone oni j f Brp efJt m attend l r nd ievera- lviltr oJithSam Oot at r is vrltinYIS80JYDsm u benil1e a OOPQntOhampi 1Mrn 0f Iortm1s vmtedi he Jni1 of Wm Fidlej h te StfndayT 4 Mrs B M Slatou and children have returned from a visit to her Ifarenls at Pjroyidenca she was accompained home by her ister Glinton i 4iMiss eh Price has ben i ftt theibedside of her aunt Mrs fifophia rortobj iear Mortons G p several days t John Hull went to Mortons- jMonday Claude Vennoy of Bethlehem was here Saturday i Mias Ruth BarnlUjl left Satur djay for a visit to relatives in Providence iT ErlJ nley has returned from Providence jvhereei spent sever A ald ys on business Mi CliasiiividgstOu bas been visYting in Hanson several days Miss Wilma Thomap has re iJurneifl frord a visit to Miss San na Bailey at White Plainf- blhe Thomas made a business trip to Barlington Friday Urel Hardwick was inEarling ton ISaturday Mra Roy Browning and little daughter ot Dawsonj are here with her sister Miss Bertha Quo ningham who is qniesick Mrs Fred Fieler bas returned fcqm a visit in Nebo country and was ip Earliugton Saturday call li on friends j 1fdorson WL JIMOBb W ent to Hen 1J Mrs Marion who has been RopkinsvilleJohn G B Hall was in Earling ton Monday f Misses Nannie Forehah and Net tia Jewel Church ef Nashville Tinu are expebtad to arrlve bmbr row to be the ffueBts of Miss Ullza Vetb Moss atad brother Robert J hMADISOliyilliE PLTIMBINQ CO A New Enl prbtFor HopMns CountyT Have updned for bntfinnss at121 SU82 St lIadIl9nvl1lqtand re pre pared to do all kinds of plumbing and steamfitting j Aft the head of the Qrm i Mr Jno L Brion a na tlvaoNashVHle Tenri bulforlthe last two and one half years Master mechanic atZeRllelIIl foVihe Bell Zoller Coal Mlnlnu Co r Mr BrleffiB a thorough mechanlo and will give all work hljs personal attoUtlon In addition Acting plumbing and Bteamfltting they will do all kinds of Iron rorkaswoll s boilers shaker sore n aijd vre pairing Mr Brlen will shortly in stall a Lathe drill press and a Power pipe cuttingmachine which will out and thread pipe to G Their Homo water works system cannot be beat They catty a complete line of 8ojwellplp fittlnr f eeltrIrepairing or putting In a bathroom or water works Headachw Signs of Danger Anyone in this town that snifeiB frequently from splitting neirusought to go at once 1CIthe druggist and get a 25c bottle of our PowderHeadaobelpation la a dangerous form thatmay result in other extremely seri eveaBrllifhta j Our German Liver Pow der acts on the Liver the real caasi of constipation a few doses emo thetronblerinBure lalllsuaiantoed a BernardAUnlngpartment 25o a bottle SOme Cabbage John Offntt of tbe Grape Vine 1ielg tbo6dj brbBjjhV to MadVspB etTtinepounds and measuring 88 inches afonud Th fs eoei Ipsfiow IbTafour farmers are still at workJir TOPICS I I 1t ThsObicago woodfpile wabu of I therafrNew York World Itandlng Army 5proceed t9 IIhCSown on the OUb DfQyolutlonl ltaijAtlanta Roat Milk eddl drlnSs judging by h r prMliv ty to button Florida TimeVUmon f Seems strange but y e have not ret p i OD lngdf gate from 1lj Au rilasCIub7=Phf If ad l Inquirer With the National Committee as refefJewe b 1e rrp Mr Taft wo J nevej a gulf game el herStiLouis Bepublicaoi jfHaeiCon re8imenh op6ject to an arlVI adjournment dont dare go home Philadelphia Inquirer Any Chicago man whojtljer the dl rector of a zoo or not to talk interestingly about wild animals uow StLoulB Republic lustead of these comlcoptjra trou bles why should not Cuba in time play a star part in the American flag Eblladelphla North Amerl can f iUnderstand that Boston wants Dr Wiley ar beftltH officer AbaJ Found a way of adulteratlng them have they Philadelphia Inquirer Chicago authorities should resist tq the utmost any effort to drag the local police force permanently Intot national politics Wash i Star Alleged discovery of steamrpHer bandits in Chicago looks like an efffort to keep up with the stpr en of automobile brigands in ParisfWashington Star Amid this talk of bribery in Chi cago It would be terrible if OUt Na tional song Yankee Doodle be jcame Yank the Doodle Phila delphiaNorrh American Now it is said that Eve was the first suffratrettp Yes yes thats probably where the London auffra gettes first conceived the Idea of raising Cam DetroitNews The Court of Commerce has col llded with one of tbe most serious examples of contempt proceedings halldevelopedUntil Hon Bill Flinn Inrtohifi true form we didat realize that Pennsylvania had any great patriotic leaders except Mr Hans MJernal rici r NOTICE The following aro the names as thpy will appear upon the oflicfai ballot for the primary election to b 9iiRrotary of state and the county cdun clerkpf Hopkfns county 1 i DEM CR TIC TICKET p e 1 w Fo Congress f A O STANLEY LJJH njt f i M- larlingtoa 3j Xnnicipal Primary F r JCayor iiE L WISE HiiJCOWAKD I jW- 5PUILIOAN 1 01r TIOOT I r H ratl II Q Itarlington Municipal Primary For i JC r Ifl I 1 CDANliaEVANSj 100J S NII ti11 IAWr Li giveHnt r hanlJc iJy 11 1012 WILL T MILLS Q2uuty Clerk Hopkl sr unty You Can Eat Anything t at what your stomach jcrayjas the Bt ition which Issn awful feeling You wlll ba bothered Bopr Stomach I eartburnNausea11 orHvy Feeling wlU iiliensPleasant as Candy Relief in one bottlefrgmtqedruMining Company Incorporated Attention Company G Will drill every night rom lOW until camp and every member of thJB company Is ordered to be present Failure to attend wiirmeah a fine member of the com pariy is ordered to be present at the Armory Sunday July 21 at 780- a m OAPT OTT L POWJIBS Good Farming In Denmark Denmark with a population of lets n 8000000 has seventy primary high schools teaching scientific farming dairying cattle breeding etc and many special sohoolf for similar purposes She can export 110000000 worth of meat poultry dairy products every year while countries ot haphazard farming me- thOd s complain of the high coPt of ilving I tI lisle Happenings j esterday wal a sizzler Tom Terry was meandering down Wain stre there yesterday JfKufe Majors is now the uncon otthej1toralolijlon in the Pleasant Majors gpnlest which waif staged in Company Store a few days tnce Lacy Bamsev paid in a oad weekrMelton and B b Lee e expeoted to come ross wlth pme cabbage for thelrpart next week Lan arrl8on vhear de fiesSigning the bonb- a MObas Martin the expert electrJ loan has been doing some repair jijork on D O Woodruffs antomo ma Tom Harland who assIsted jhim in the work that after the pa had beerTropalred Charlie oon joyIhngtorn of hill and count g up Fatalities it was fund tljatall the bark had been peeled rpm the giant oak that marks the oarbonrlSalmonsrb s rfJ IrtdbetterH pp af er a spell ptdyaenterry and he looks slightly d figured but is still in the ring llncle Fudd Haikins and son i ittie tPudd gave an entertain 3KintatKhe schopjhome last night iriB8isting of noving picturesetc Quy Majors played the part pf Bps pde the snake eater and conBumed several lizards and scorpions on i the side Guy was assisted by Bud ptjol the nail eater f Ko More Dyipepiiiu or other Stomaah Troubles I 0 tiWiffili iainundgst ir or sour on your stomach if yon will iakeift littleJDigeBtew a powetr fnl digestive harmless and pleasant as Maple Syrup For sale toe drug department of theJ3kJ3ernard OI edl l PB COMTEMTJ The Ild lit ld N fIn an ld 1 guideIdo bn r ofiTh iDan l 1bles itflAnThen do not worry 7hatles FDdemB L V J I t K or sQre Essof th et her Induced by violent exerolse or anjury t r III nothing etter th Obamberlaln s Llnlmen tT Islh painsFor14 1 j AOEZATPSEBIDENTIAL i r It CAMPAICnTOFFEB Maderll4 The Semiweekly Bee until Jan u ry 1 1918 and the Daily Evening Post until November 10 1012 count the Ime Just 1 This Is Ie S than on balf the tegular price The sooner you send fin your ordbrtfip the more you wllLget for your mon eyL Be surd to send you order under this special rate today to the Semi Weekly Bee Ear1ngton Ky lively as a Boy If you are tired run down have YuoatapOhJUyou upgive you a boys appetlte make you strong and as a twelveyearold Purifies the blood and strengthens the system 50o a bottle at the St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Depart ment Most Disfiguring skin eruptions scrotuta pint plesj rashes etc are due to Impure blood Bur dock BloodlBlttera KS a cleansing blood tonic is well recommended fiot at all stores I DUTY Your best is never too much to do And your best is never too much to give In the serVIce of those who look to you Fpr the joy they have and tholr fight to llvev To cheerfully dothebeBt you may Is never too much for the wage you get And whoever does less whatever his pay At the end of the day Is deep in debt best you may da Is never too great Fer the cbanoa you have and joys you claim And they tmt do loss keep selecting Fate Te 1M vftJaly cursed and to bear the blame Chicago jReeordHerald 0 jft lt l 11 OPEN LETTER From State Superintendent of School FraJk1ort Ky V f TO TEACHERS and TRUSTEES The proper medium for the settlement of controversies arising be tween teachers and trustees Is the County superintendent of schools Many teachers trustees and citizens have a custom of writing the State Superintendent of Public Instruc ofIve no pb Inqulrfesrandassistance to any school officials or citizen interested Jn the welfare of the school These requests often state only one side of the question and it is impossible to pive a fair decision until we have heard both sides In view of these facts I think it wlrfe and Just for al trustees teachers and citizens to submit these questions first to the County superintendent Wheb an opinion is nended the county superintendent IB the proper person to ask for an opinion from the state officer When this Is done be can give both sides of the question and the state office can render an intelligent opinion Strictly speaking have no author ity to give an opinion except upon an appeal from the decision of the County superintendent or upon bis request I desire to make this ap peal to all teachers and trustees to submit your questions first to the county superintendent whd is the proper person td decide all questions of difference and doubt regarding the schools of his county Yours very truly BABKSDALF HAMLETO Superintendent IfybuleeVbine II Nb Account1 lazyvyou need a gpedoleaningout HEBjBINE is e HgWrtWrig for Jhat purpose sthJlver tonesup the stomach and purl PBtrnt utDaM Y ltPat Henry reaped undying fame By getting both feet in the game And mutter njfale taace only rd ono bnt tbJpo t p IHe said hIs say Injust bne breath ISe asked for llbertgor death Nor spent an hojr preaoblBg till I his tongue was out of joint Now Pooohontas pulled a sfrfn She got a hit on 1 a bunCi i She said no wori ut ed some fume by merely mattitgslK Juo Smith who figured in thedeaj jGrewfamouB missed a meal Nor a word of consequence hed never learned his Jlneslj gettysburgIBrHe melrely niade his speech aud quickly ambled tHe did t yell eBticula e j HlB isaid his lines and pulled his freight And for those brief remarks of his t he gathered much renown These lines are meant to point the way To trails that lead from yesterday Theylre here to show that active tongues ore sometimes made to boWIThat Bplllingwordlets here and there And pumping put great waves of air IB mostly taken at its worth For Rotten ere Its cold Oregon Journal Gaining in Popularity Daily A prominent Druggist says Hughes Tonic has given more sat isfaction than any other chill tonic we hav Bold SQld by Druggists 60o and 100 bottles Prepared by BOBIHSONPETTET COi Louisville Incorporated New Fivecent Piece President Taft will probably issue executive order within few weeks which will change design of United States Gceut pieces Figure of ufI tao has been selected for nickels IIwhilereverse side I I Always Blessed with a Hearty I Appetite if you use Digesteze It helps your stomach do tbe work digests what you eat and yourfoOd GetrIdteze Fifty cents abottle worth ten fold Its cost at dreg department of panYtIneorpurated I I I oj TUESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOON USINESSADVERTISE DARLINGTON Madisdnville IOEIMEE IS UNSEATED From the United Stajes Senate by Vote of 55 to 28 i Washington DO July Jii On the ground that cbrruptprac onIspnate today voted to unseat Wm Lorimer ofMliinois The vote was 55 to 28 March 1 1011 the senate preoI nutted Loritnerto keep his seat by a vote of 40 to 40 On July 0 the second trial started As soon as the vote was an nounced today Lorimer left the chamferwithout sayiu a Word Lorimer wEts elected Senator longdeadlockture A conation of Republican accompJshed ter several members of that leg islature signed confession alleg 1 ing ihat they had been paid for their votes Later charges reV PutLOporations were invited to contri bute In all the various inves tigations to date Lorimer has vigorously denied any corrupt practices in the senatorial dead lock Diminishing Railway Return Confidence in the Ability of a taU continueitsmaintain and extend ltd facilities depends in greatest measure upon its net operating revenue c Thjsjs what IB left of the reoefpta timfram onBnu1lttthe trrting revenue after ibeePeraiiaK sx penStlirhaYs beeri met As the srtie of the railways tends to Increase 1bYaIJ8 eeHae J IB obtained of the operating 1 revenues operating expenses and net operating revenue by ascertain ing what they h amonnted 0acti iie It mrybeif6rlBsampiei hUjggrfateet operatl rev enueUias inireaMLQ it has decreased W D inealur r mile of ltiMonthly summaries of tl rev enue and xpeneB of th fiteam railways ofthe United States have of1lireports filed month by month the railway with the Interstate Commerce Com mission for the twentytwo months from July 1010 to ApoU 1912 the latest mpnth for which returns are ayailabfo N tjjperatlng revenue asawhQ1reJpqudinKmonth3bf the previous year iteoreas d injelgliteenrof tbeee fonrrTbemonth was as great in amount as 58 and as great in ratio as 16 per cent The greatest increase for any ne of the tour months showing in creases was 81 or 141 per cent This was in February 1912 and wal exceptional as this month contained one radre day than February4 lOlli The highest average net operating revenue per mlleof line for any one3 month of this period was U09the lowest 203 Seven of the ten months from Ju ly 1911 to April 1012 show dei creases in not operating revenue per mile of line as compared with the corresponding months of the fiscal year ending June 80 1910 It is therefore evident that the trend of railway not revenue has been down ward for the past two years The summar for April 1912 shows that net operating revenue was less than for April 1911 by 0020440 equivalent per mile of line tQ 83 or 114 per cent This net operating revenue which in the ag gregate amounted to 60862946 averaged 857 for each mile of line for each day In April loss by 111 than for each day of April of last year This Is the gross income per mile of line per day before anything has been taken out for taxes rentals interest on bonds appropriations for betterments or dtvideiids Taxes for April amounted to 44 per mile of line an Increase of 94 per cent Dysentery is always serious and often a disease it can be cured OhamberlalnfcCoUn lacuredepidemic For sale by all Palll r- bel I I or Iee MOORIII MANAGER I Kentucky Press Association irtd Second District Publishers League omen Branch m Ben Slatons Office Next Door te Madiso N 1 silk 242 RixgsMlSS AILEEN DAVIS Mgr l Telephone 47 Tuesday July 16 1912 wM We are Authorized to Announce- Dan M Evans as a candi date for the office of Mayor of the city of Earlingtori sub- Ject to the action of the Re publican party in the primary to be held Saturday August 1912 L ALSO I I We are authorized to an ounce E L Wise as a can didate for the office of Mayor of the city of Earlirigton sub ject to the action the Dem c vatic party in the primary a i t jde held Saturday August 3d19I2i ti fti ALSO We are authorized to an Johnsoniasa candidate for the officer 1 t1 of Mayor of the city of Ear lington subject to the action oi the Republican pars y in the PfimarY to be held Saturday August 3rd 1912 Y tMr FrakUnwl1 h llra sPend yd6Rpver dJjs 1Daws r turp- ehoaaLSuudayr 1 Co en S =C CC2 Q CD E W C s2 = aI t Subscription Rates One Year llOO Six months 50 Three mouths II II II II 25 Single copiesII II 6 Spaoimen copies mailed free on application Correspond ents wanted In all parts of tl e county Address us par ticulars Entered at the EarlinRton Post as Second Class Matter Office Postoffice Ketcky Phone M 3rd of JWE should leant to have noble I desires in order to have no need for sublime resolutions Schiller IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW What a Heap of Happiness It Would Bring to Earlingtdn Homes Hard to do housework with an aching back Brings you hours of misery at lei sure or at work If women ouly knew the cause that Backache pains often come from weak kidneys Twould save much needless woe Doaud Kidney Pills are for weak kidneysIRead wljat an Euln ton citizen saysMrs Francis Rutherford EarlinR ton Ky savsI For three rears I was ofiFledyith kidney trouble I had severe palm in the small of my back especially when stooping or lifting and my bank ached at night I was all tired out in the morning and felt languid and nerv ous Headaches were common and I had dizzy spells that aifectedtn- sight j The kidney secretion were also i bad shape I have seed Doans Kidney Pills for these tr4ou metreatart L2 RYarV rayf the house IIU For sale by all dealers Prlce60 cents FostorMilburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents for the Unit StatesRemember the nameand take no other WantedA Home for Babies A recent advertisment in the county papers succeeded in finding homes for a large number four children arid a great many applications are cnrainc in now for She older children that ejcanj nut fill WeJiHve over On clulnj ren under 8 years if a sd v have 16 boy babies 8 mouths auii younger splendid little fellows iany one of whom you might ejs = pect some day to be President of the United States and we have the Rweetest and prettiest lotlor little boys and girls from 2 to is- yefers of age to be found any= where f These children need homesjesr1f pecially do they need the pure country air and hood food ort lef summer months Wont take an interest in these childrei- and allow us to place one of them in stItJ children cramped up ia an inset tation during the summer months We trust our appeal will result in a large number of applications coming in for the little babies ae well as the boys and girls from 2 to 8 years of agetTban- kiugyon in advance Ire main Yours very respectfully GEO L SKHON State Superintendent j 0 Y Assistant Inspector of Mines for Earli ton District to be Appointed July 22t- An examination of applicants for the position of Assistant Inspector of Mlries will be held at the office of i the State Inspector of alto Lex- Ington Ky July 22 Inspe ors for the Earlington district In Western Kentucky and for the Big Sandy district are to be appointed CJ NORWOOD Chief Inspector of Mines I Dallla Curtis waa in Hopklnsvllfe Rlind y ft K x Kr rxKHrx Hrx o ck1itcJ t t July Clearance H Sale t- tI5Now I On for Two Week5r = frt 4 The eighth seasons business in our Earlingtpn store has been a won r derful revelation of the possibilities of merchandising in Darlington It r f has been far beyond our own calcula i J et10ns and shows that Earlington is not slow to assimilate progressive ideaaand metropolitan advantages J t V We want Our Eighth Great Clear 1 ante Sale to be so unusual that it will J V be long remembered 4 t S Every article in this great stock i has received of ksome degree price re 4 rr kictipn for this salesome only a small percentage while others have x fthe1roriginaljprices cut almost in twoe Y Every day until this vast quantityt1I merchandiseis cleared and replaced k 1 v with new fall goods some special I I feature of interest will be offered t3i J 1 vJ i tv r yv I tomorrow v r 9 t I tBarnes Cowand Company ti3 li ftPOfiATEP t 3fr f t r 7 r 1 ti t diiaiiuictoti Kentucky tvHr fr v ff cvcllkw ir IEf a I I 11 ttr- ay t 1i I I w- I r i o GREAT lIrl f t 1 t I J f a I pbr1912 Will Surpass Previous 1 Efforts r 1 1 1 v V t IJiI h COMMENCES TU SDAYi jULY 23111 1 1 yi1 r J i f4 lNtI r 1fi I E r F1V B g Days i a I 1o fi N is 1ti 1 III 10 I j a It n r J I Y I I I r a I I v J rn s n ft a iis i LireroplaI11Ex1libiticn Horace F Kearney will make Aeroplane Flights three or more days during the Fair Mr Kearney is an Avia tor of NationalReputation He recently made flights at Evansville Ind and Providence Kyafi ofywhich were won derful exhibitions of aerial navigation At Providence Ky on JuueISth 1911 he madehis flight arid attained an alti tude of more than 2000 feet and for a time was lost to viewbehind the clouds I i 1 I i iVi L I I r CJQ O cI r13IJ Cf Q C- su = cLCD itiI it latseene s Mllitary Band Concert Alone Worth Price bf Admission 1I k t f Best Daily Racing ever witnessed Western Kentucky Liberal premiums have been offered which will get the fleetest runners 0 i I All entries to Show Rings will be free The first day Tuesday July 23rd will be childrenss day All children under 15 will be admitted freThursday Derby t Plenty of good ice water free toall Reduced rates have been secured on all railroa4sand a special train service will be installed for the convenience of the publicrAn unusually fine Display of stock will be seen jn the show ring Beautiful exlii its in the Floral Hall Catalogues giving premiums purses and full particular are i now ready Write for one and it will be mailed Elegant new Floral HalJ is being erected Largest Floral Hall premium list in Western Kentucky1 w I I i ti PrcrvidenQigriGultkal Fiir1 ASSbciation t 11 J I r INCORPORATED 01 V i tJ is I 9a perbY ID Berry pres V + dl J j O VVil1i rris SeI fI 1 II 4 f jI5 4 I t ynl i j I t t rt ie Ri f T t pi I C A MORTON I MADISONVILLE KYj Funeral Director and Embalmer I I I Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night I i I- The man who whispers down a j well About the things he has to sell Will never reap a crop of dollars Like he who climbs a tree and hollers I r N jNews of the Town il FOR SALE Ono Remington Standard typewriter No R in good 4 condition at 14 cost LEO SALMON Boy Southard pf Madlsonvllle r was in townvFriday night MadisonvilleVFreeman Steer of Madisonvllle was in town Friday night Welber Pritohett of MadonvUle was In town Friday night Boy Parker was tn Madlsoqvilte FtldayIFen Overall of Madisonville was in town Friday night tlemember every one dollar paid on subscription gets 1000 votes in ContestgWoyIsyour favorite candidate It 4Tomtnto Head was in MadlBonvllU Friday Misses Margaret and Louise Me Phersonof Madlsonvillewereln the city Friday n Trimmed and untrlmmed hats at l 1J h t JII 1f iP r fMISI4UlJUB 81001EiT fct- feriWiUl 1i howler of itadls vill- aL II rral ii1aARq8atr dayt Mn tiibnadety ofEvapsvhlewsi la town Ffiday r if LltBnniciey i our- plumbinghe can saval youfc r moneyH t Shoptvery pleasant i John W of Evansville was in towitslatutday 4 Let Bimkley figure oii yoia olpmbing he caii Save you money rtA JQ DRAPXSS Tin Shop Cecil Webb who is now workiaff it Howe spent Sunday with his1 family he v 1 it feathers and ribbons at Lless than cost Mlse ANNIE B MooRE Coming Coming f Dr t Grace I I of DENTIST ts Will be at Bcnton + Hotel on Main Street Special low prices for July and August Call and see me Examinations v free f JULY 29 r 3D6nt forget to pay your subsorip tlon to the Earliogton Bee fond get a chance on that 10000 J J Dolkor buggy that will be given away at the Great Hopklnti county fair at 6 oclock Saturday July 20th A R Shelton of the country wa in town Saturday Monroe Davis is on the sick list this week 4 K 100 is cheap tor a buggyyet someone will got a J J Delker top buggy by paying 100 on subscription to the Earllngton Bee This buggy will bd given away at6 oclockon Saturday the last dais of the Fair Rev W Martfn preached tb a large and interested audience at Su dbarles and Southards Sunday Otiaa Webb was in St Charles and Southards Sunday Closing out entire stook of Millinery ior less than ost Miss ANNIE B MOOBK Tom Mnrphey of Central City is the guest of bis mother Mrs H B Rosser Ollle Thomas of Madisonville was in town Friday FOB SALE One nicelot a good horse a trap add harness iMNBtPATBLAIR r Miss McCord spent the TomrlalcFletcher MoCord of the country Was in town Sunday evening OLD RAGS wanted ati see office J 1 clean cotten tr Hansoa HUkt of filacllB Bvllle was IG 0 YWt4iA7YYYAMessrs Parker and JohnDr f ohra and MIe elU oMA tI 4nt llttndaytetresldgcl nJadl FOR SALEone f100 c cs6 In al1 xa ll h from International Correspondence School of Scranton P VillU at a bargain Apply at jleeOfttce MnC E rnet pent nday- nighffnMadisonvlllo J NeI vai InllUanvilla flanday night Subscribe for the Bee and get your ticket on the 10000 baggy MadiaonvllleSunday KJ D1R Bank went fo Benderson SruditI S7 Mti eeHazel art1Ln tfFwctt were be gfaests of Miss Mable Browning Saturday night Gilbert Ktpgpse j1n Madte onT1H Saturday terlaoo iuM14 Margaret t Turner was In afternoon Miss Mary Louie has returned to her home in Glendale afar a two weeks visit to the Misses Whalen Will Faull of St Charles woe in town yesterday Mrs Will Buckley of Howell lIs visiting theMisses Whalen this week Ben Wilson was in Princeton Bat urday t A Texas WonderT- ito Texas Wouber cures Kidney and cures diabetes I weak and lame backs rheumatism and all irregu 1- larltlesjof bladder troubles remov tHe kidneys and bladder in both then and women Regulates bladder trourjes in children IVhot sold by yonr druggist will be sent by mall on recipe of nient small anb bo seldomfaile 1QuEcure Send for testiml Xy and other tate8 Hall 2053 Olive street St LoUIs MoJsold by all druggists Course of Wisdom Ascertain clearly what is wrong with t you and as far as you know any means of ending It take those means Ruf kin I rI I 5We I t I No fit no pay Qui Motto rII 1 Prices very reasonable 4 I JHOLL EMPYTWELERS i L Next to Coyle barber strop j I O iI T Hhjd I L C- ii The Bees Mammoth Cage Contest NOT TRANSFERABLE Good for 25 Votes for MMB J y It 51oIT MIGHT HAVE BEEN THE HOUND DOG SONG Every time I wipe to town The boys git to kickln my daWK aroun I dodt ogre If he to a houn They gotta stop klokm1 my dawpr- aroun1 BY WILLIAM WATSON He is not old he is not young tonguesj Yet when roan mart You kick him and that breaks my heartI Tie naught to me what rank he has You shall not kick him as we pass BY A 0 SWINBURNE With arrogant i angering amble You do what yon think I cant help You kick at nay hound on his ram bja And yammer and yell at his yelp 0 kickers who kick night and mor ning Have done for this moment Im fain To winnow his walls with this warn ing Dont kick him again 1 I BY RUAARD KIPLING InffuH ers bo the boothanged- rib of that hapless hound of mine And ye send him forth as a goose goes north or a cruiser leaves the brine j Ur fheTuU eiinin tooth ha pe1teiijRjHsltbwitljja stand Be or ye shall not awed I contend rhyme is grand aU Ffbtto yout5T i oty aloogyeuoWtM Aadlwbat tune I o f feel BY ROBERT BROWiQZNfI We saddle and1 forl IllBent shouted o we weniby J t1 i Youve got to hound snakon we and shouted the words to WHIT Iimmn r Tf Somnoleutlv taking ease wllLsanntar towh ll though thou art a hound kick all BY HENRY WADSWpRJ The shades of night were falling fast When a passed f a i A hound which had freshly kicked howled as high place it picked swotThat I the distance There floated a falllnq 1 i WD Nisbet in Nome For Sale Chance of a lifetime to make a splendid Investment either cometoabout It Garnett Todd of Southard was in t wn Saturday InteltI eat African Natives A recently pnbMahod on jtf rfcalves certain native trfUes CMdK for greater intellectuality has negroraceJs a lawyer Should wise he can act as bls Own pleader alsobad certain native Africans as biblical critics LfIti Howard Piano Mahogany Case lGCOpd as New fotsale cheap tiROBTNRAY I rPRINCESS SPECIAL This Popular Photo Play Theatre is now under new management its managementgparantees itspatrons high class I Especially Adopted forXadW and Children 1 We are nnl thle Worlds Best Jfictures f You KalemaEseanypJlAIJiS01fVIUEKr JfiiiiMiDilZ M J aye hi ye hind lord be that hls rice ball nail each shoeejOtiiPYrd6preIIi wlthybijr sprinjctdth and lowlkgtwe stop kicking that dog yon And galloped clear Aiz BY GBEBIiLEAF llttlepupOb acratohingpeaeCome We over And but may thee around LONGFELLOW through Black Hills village been each Beeyayeeei o more But from afar like star- Beeyayeee Chicago Post for book than born the need andlawyerlike tnr Iit Ts 1- d Tr iif vatrall I ttarprwerre UM ctcantlo strfoirbarks va rloMf species eocalyptus of that eountiT wkiek tar exceed in height the faai iMbiftiee of art woribTbereJttKsetaettMee IUIlac41e 1IWI feet m er- uaapee ta exc M4l cIT vmlKtWe aa ier beearathtilalrset In these days of high cost of liv hI a medipioe tb gdts a tan up feWdpyr Gal ftftys I had kidney and bladder trouble for nearly sax years and was confined to my bed unable to turn without help Soon after I KldnerPillsfollowingFoleyothers Just as much as have don for John Heath T them St InQorporatedDruSt Offended Sensitive Ear b Randolph a past master of ctjttjngj Invective oncpit is recalled suppressed an opponent in congress by a similar comment on a slip in pro nuncfatlon I pass by the gentle saidkiej his ennoneous reading ot history but turning on his adversary for Gods sake sir dont say harassedl K Itching plies provoke profanity bat profanity wont remove them Doans Ointment recom mended tor Itching bleadlng or protruding plies joe at any drug store Special Rates Via LI HiH R- Madisoiivllli Ky Account Count 1620 SOnplus 25c minmunv rates5Q centsFor further information call on or address itr R H peTKEVILLE traveling Passenger Agent D ft BAJIKS Evansville Ind r Agent Wi 1 3 r 1No It We could buy a roq for less money than we pay for our certainteed- and you could not tell the difference by the looks but when it comes to the wear there is a difference We are willing to pay a little mpre in order to give you something we can stand behind anda broad guarantee goes with every article we sell 1 Ply 5 Years 2 Ply 10 Years 3 Ply 15 Years Come in and let us talk to you ab6utv your roofing We can help you and save you money x Our Quality the Best tPrices Right Anything to build your house we have j 4 Li Cement Lath Shingles ILBY LUMBER COINCORPO- RATEDMADISONV1LLE Ii KY I 1 a rctd THE E oNOMIC iwA Tbelonir distance service ot the Cumberland Telephoned Tel egraph Company enables the business man to conduct all of hi mahnefYoucan y allnKtonFor IntormtlPnrcall r CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH CO trttai H j j JtWAJt f B M SLATON Funeral Director 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Contest i For prices on printing telephone No t j 47 Earlington or NO4 Madison ville l- i fADDITIONAL MADISONVILLE NOTES I r 1 Roy Southard was in Earlington Friday night t Percy Stewart was in Earlinglon 1 Friday night- IreomauV Riser was in Earlinb ton Friday night i Mrs Will Fowler was in Earlington Saturday j j Welby Prltchett was in Earlington Friday Roy Parker of Earlington was in the city Friday Font Overall was in Earlington fa Friday crMisses Margaret and Louis Mc cPerson were in Earlington Friday Thomas was in Earlington Friday Hansen Sisk was in Earlington J Sunday night r Earhngtk Miss Gladys Vaughan of Earlingr tong was in the city Sunday night John D Cothran of Earlington was1n the city Sundayr n Miss Louise Wilson left Monday Monday for a visit to relative in Cadiz c I Miss Zilpah Morohead of Earl ington was the gUttst of the Misses yawcett Sunday rw Mrs C C Givins went to Bonder soil Sunday If ii c wu- lj j S leftFONIA rerjr ww l Ihd ipelU when coul4 bardlr breitbeorepeafor1gto 30 inutelJy dpctpr c net me bath ww completely cured by DR KINGS z new Discovery KrI J E CoxiJol 4IANDJ aAtALLMIUB61TSy1 Railway Employees in United States are Best Paid In the World Information is not obtainable up on which oanbE based a compre hensive statement of railway wages being paid at this time in the differ ent countries Therefore it 1s neces sary to make comparisons for the latest year for which comparable data are availabtfe The average daily compensation of railway employees of all classes for the year 1010 was in the United States 228 In the United Kingdom 105 j excluding supplementary allowances negligibly affecting the average it was in PrussiaHesse 81cents Tho lowest paid railway employee in the United States the ordinary trackman receives a greater compensation than many of the railway employees of France even those of higher grades and with re sponsible duties The compensa tion of railway employees Is from two to three times as high in the United States as in Italy A recent report of the Board of Trade on railway wages shows that the average weekly pay of engine men in the United Kingdom in 1907 was 1117 of firemen 6 67 In the same year enginemcm qn American railways recteved ann average week ly compensation of 2680 counting six days to the week and firemen 1624 Recent returns make it clean that in 1912 engine men and firemen are compensated at rates of pay for speplflc runs that are two throe and tour times as highas the corresponding rates on representa English railways The annual compensation of onginemen in the tJnJ ted States as reported by two representative railway companies now ranges from f1100 in switching service to over 2800 in passenger service and of firemen from 700 itf switching service to over 1700 in passenger service FprContltientalEurqpebfflcIal re turns In exquisite detail are notv v f + available for a later ve r than 1908 TJhe salaries and allowances of the typical englneman in Germany amounted for that year to 04088 in Austria to 87080 of a flremanjci in Germany to 42459 In Austrja to 58203 The annual compensation of englnorrou on two of the princi pal railways of France ranged i 1908 from 50560 to 00091 ando firemen from 82424 to 69590 In Italy enginemen received in 1908 salary and allowances Included from 58110 to 1270 a year fire men from 30030 to 47605 jv year In these Continental countries the maximum compensation is received only after many years of service The average annual compensation of onginemeu inthe United States in 1908 on an estimated basis of 800 days bervice was 1835 of firemen 792 In this country the rate of compensation to theso employees does not depend on length of service In Belgium englnemen received in 190 7 from 2816 to 38 60 a month conductors and station employees from 40 cents to 98 cents a day In the United States in the same year 1907 englnemen averaged on the basis of 25 days service 10750 a month firemen 0360 a month conductors 869 a day station em ployees from 178 to 205 a day An accurate wage comparison must take into account relative cost of living and this has boon done so far as ascertamable data permits The rental of a three or four room house or flat is almost as high in Berlin Parts or London as throughout the United States but In Eng land and on the Continent it gen r ally runs from thirty dollars to ninety dollars a year less The quaulty- of food and fuel estimated by the Board of trade of England as the as the standard consumption a typi cat worklnginanB family costs in the United States 178 per cent more tban In France or In Germany 868 per cent more than in Belgium and 88 per cent more than in the United KingdomIt I within the truth to elBtl mate Ina broad and general way thtwhile the cost of IfvTbg 6jTV railway employee in the Untied States IB less fifty rfthigheralng employee in the United Kingdom Or on the Continent his corn rsnea tion averages over twice as great Buy it now Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme y U almost certaiii to be needed before the summer is over Buy it now apd be prepared for such an emer gency t or sale by all Dealers High Prices for Old Furniture People who dislike to part with their old furniture1 may derive en courngomCnt as to the iucrersing value of such posseaslons from n re cent auction sale in Franco at which an old sofa and four chairs brought covnpaf cost a goodly sum oven when new At the same sale a string of pearls brought 99000 A lame back or shoulder puts a- RrllrcTheSNOW LIN NTJBrubbod In It relaxe th mu 1Srelieves pain and restores twfistn and elasticity in the joints 25o 50o and 100 per bottle Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug De partment I CR R TIME CARD Time of departure of Illinois Cen tral trains from Nortonvllle Ky NORTH BOUND No 102 128 pm No IMS40a m No 122 local pa8B1045 a m No 180 local 686p m SOUTH BOUND No 101 408 pm No 103 146am pmPL dr N TIME CARD Time oi arrival of trams passing through and departure of trains originating at Earhngton Effective Sunday April 9 1011 NORTH BOUND No 92 625 a m No 521108a m No 94 784pm No 641122pm BOUTH BOUND No 58 480 in No9 749am- No 51 421 p ill No 981048 p in INTERURBAN TRAINS NORTH BOUND No 108 764 a7 m No 108 200pm He 110 602p m SOUTH BOUND N 1061 710a tn No 107 1257 p mINo 109 810 p No1111 610 p m M H rETIME CARD CNEk Eth fcard went into effect Sunday AprlHJ 1911 No 112 leaves646 am- Non arrives 880 p m i Are You Going to Build Pia4u or Remodel This Season t UL5 r H4 4 t t t PC If so let us advise you regarding your plumb p f c ing and heating equipment 1l jHfd i TxlU JUJ i I They are the most important elements of the j home and shouldreceive caredconsideration a Bathrooms which we have installed are giving thelrpsyncHpcrlcctservice 4 j j v 1get M o 1 rywc iiNu s Standard Plumbing Fixtures and our expert r + workmen never fail to give satisfaction MADISONVILLE PLUMBING CO i t JOHN L BRIEN MANAGER 121 Sags Street MADISONVILLE KY Phone 302i ttJJmJ4 + lr ag d LOOK AT THISt Heres ar list of genuine Typewriter BARGAINS Selectr the one to fit your needs and send in your order t No 2 Smithr Premier two color ribbon 35 00 2 No7 Remington two color ribbon eachCo i 4500 2 No 4 Underwood visible each 5500- i No 2 L C Smith visible equipped with tabulator back spacer two color ribbon and automatic ribbon reverse 6000 these machines ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED not to be shopworn nor second h ndIEvery one a BARGAIN and at these prices will not last long Cash or installment Act quickly or you may be TOO LA- TELAMASCO i SUPPLY coI Room 3 Vtclory laUdlng CARLJNGTON KENTUCKY J f BEvIThii h dtrd4 Cr e I Fa i P i t Greater and Gr ier ThafIEvejiII- I i y 1 I R I 11 J uoPwNsj C I O1A1Rt Ii I I JULY 16 17 1S I 19 aM 20 19IIJI 4i f v =N 10 p DailyK1Ji i f Fifteen Fi Dailye Fifie 171orafanxl1 bits k F I f C j ir j r i r Dont fail to see Kearney tfce Bait Dev1 Pilot of the air See oJ H r i w f ttthim do the Spiral Glide fidCotk Sefe V w Tm This biidmans I I f f J r win fly Wednesday ThujTsday a tfFddayl4t tcrceA SIr tt J ictN t thouA 1 rAil I r Jrrl r yY II sands of spectators A v r yF I II i i Gt 1 F t ill Ii 4vi If I i c- OJ I on11Iss This Thrilling ScSne 1- c d r1 i I 1 i c 1C1 Givins Pres JA FRANGEWAY r c iWC I HOPEWELL Asst1 Sec I iiiii- s 4 7 r r j 7 C tir r s df H rl I L r of I frLH I i tl iIi h t l nr- w fr n