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Digital page images are linked to the text file. u TUESDAYand fi FRIDAY b j AFTERNOON t v- iti t 1f- p 1 nf FRIDAY IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR i SALEyIJ TWENTYTHIRD YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY TUESDAY JULY 30 1912 JV 61 iGREAT FA1R s Begins Today Continues IJDIiI afurda- qHENDERSON i Reduced Round Trip Rates Providence Accommodation fi Held at Henderson Until 6 p m Each Day r- n Kearney Flies Wednesday Thursday and Friday vSj t t + E1 L1 WISE ANSWERSQUESTIONSr Expresses in a Clear and Concise Manner His Idea as to v How Earlington SHOULD OPEN HERGATES TO CAPITAL Earilrigton Kyi July 29 1912 Mr F B Arnold and Others CityGentlemen Replying to the open letter in the lant IsBueof the Bee from you ad dressed tome and to the othercandU dates for the office of Mayor asking us to publish our position on the subject of the city opening Its gates to J capital and to state how wo expect to bring this about I wish to state that while I concede the right of very signer of your letter who Is a Democrat to call on Mr Cowand aud myself for an expression of our views on this or any other public question and of every signer of your letter who Is a Republican to call on Dr Johnson and Mr Ev phatlcally dony any I publican to question uio or of any u Democrat to question the Republi can candidates as to their views on publio questions for the following reasons While a strong effort Is being to Induce Democrats to enter madeI primary on the plea tSthatthis IS only a city election that politics atj not involved c the fact remains that under the new y primary law no candidate for the office of Mayor may offer himself T J forthe suffrage of the people at theJ regular November election unless he shall have been nominated in the August primary by a maJority of the political party WITH WHICH HE AFFILIATES You will see by reading the law that any quall ed voter seeking to vote in the Repupllcan primary t must declare to the election offoers S THAT HE IS AFFILIATED WITH THAT PARTY tAsyou no doubt know the stub of ballot bears the name of the vot rv er and snows whether the ballot was cast In the Democratic or In the t Republican primary and that these J stubs are kept on file in the county I court clerks office as a matter of recordI it Impossible toSF Those facts make r separate the contests from party and embody my objections t- or5being questioned by Republicans as to my views on public ques tons as they cannot take part in a 4 Democratic primary unless they af M filiate themselves with that partyt There is no question m my mind l t that any person voting in the Re primary August 3 and 0 tthereby affiliating himself with that party will be ineligible to vote In Jthe Democratic primary In August Rcounty offices this be not true then every Repub lican Including the negroes may It Democratic Dezuoeratsl6f Hbpklni county who ball be the use ilh AdnoIwiH endeavor to an J y swer 1 the ggestionsaeked me by the f Democratic signers of your letter- I am heartily In sympathy with any movement to bring additional industries to Earlington with a view to providing more work for our laboring men and more business for our business men rho industries we already have are of course res ponsible for the towns past prosper ity and if we can induce other indus tries to locate here we will increase that prosperity As to the best way of bringing this about so far ai the Mayor is concerned there can bebut one an swer and that Is that he should use his official and personal Influence with the metnbers of the Council jto exempt such industries from city taxation for a period pf yearsto- use his Influence with the owners of the electric Ugh plant the owners of the water works system and the fuel dealerB46tJbtaJn for tile proposed new industries cheap lights cheap water and cheap fuel It goes without saying that If your Mayor Js on friendly terms with the owners of such utilities that he can accomplish more in this re spect than one who is antagonistic tothemFurther your Mayor should exert his influence with you and other citizens of the town to induce you tosnbecrlbe for the stock of such proposed industries with a view to assuring the promoters that they will have local support Your Mayor should also use his jn flueuce with the owners of sites suitable for manufacturing plants to induce them to donate the necessary land for this purpose or if this cannot be accomplished to sell it at a reasonable price He should also impress on all Interested that wo are anxious to have these new Industries locate here and will do everything in our power to make their Investment profitable Because of the fact that the May or only presides over the meetings of the council and is not even entitled to a vote on any proposition unless the council Is tied you can readily see that his powers are very limited and that too much should not be ex pected of him in this respect In fact under the law he cannot even have a sidewalk or a street repaired unless the council has so ordered His functions are only to preside at council meetings to see that all ordinances are enforced and to per form other EXECUTIVE duties- I have gone into this rather lengthy explanation In order that there may be n9 misunderstanding on the part of any one as to what the Mayor can actually accomplish in the way of securing you new In dustries If you or any one else can suggest any practical and honorable way in which the Mayor can assist in the matter other tbanjas indicted by me I will gladlY agree that It I am honored wt tbfc Democratic nomination and with an election in November thatl will act on snoh suggestions Yours trulyE L WISE Y At Oakmoof Oakmoor was the scene of gaiety Friday evening the occasion being- a party given to the young society folk Music and lively conversation Continued during the evading till the wee sm Cream and cake were served by Ye dame Brown InK Coyle and Kemp TWI visiting guests were Miss Wheeler of LoU iBvilie Miss Weber of Oweniboro an JfiM JMkey of Pembroke r- R h a HENRY DCOWAND Answers Questions Asked by the Voters of Earlington Regard = ing More Industries 1 1 11 IS PROUD OF THE ST- BERNARD AND L N t To the Business Men arid Voters oj 1GentlomenTn response to your inquiry pub Ilshed in The Bee of Friday July 20 I am proud to Pee your interest In public affairs as interest leixds o investigation and investigation usually results In Improvement It L should be nominated an elected to tK MiSnWaTJlefSsttTSn of Mayor of r ur City I pledge my most earnest endeavor to do what seems to be for the best interest of all the people with absolutely impartial treatment of the rich and pooralike We are all proud of having the chief offices ot the largest and most popular Coal Company ot the State in our City We are equally proud of the fact that the shops and freight division of a great Railroad system are locat ed here and I believe that all the people are agreed that all reasona able concessions should be granted both of these Corporations by our City officials In aspiring to the highest office of the City I am actuated by a sincere desire to ao everything within mj power to Improve the Cltj and Jo In duce more people to become homo ownersTo end my purpose shall be to foster and encourage In every possible legitimate way the Indus tries we alreauy have as well as to use what power and influence I may have with your City Council to se cure all the concessions which could be offered by any city our size to other good enterprises to the end that real estate may become more active and all our people be con tented and happy It will also be my pleasure to con tribute as liberally as any other cit izen to a fund for the purchase of sites for such enterprises as we need I am not making an active cam paign for the office but am in the hands of the voters and YOUR WILL as expressed at the polls on next Saturday will be tuy pleasure and I WILL BE for the Democrat- Ic nominee in November Very Respectfully HENRY D COWAND Harold Myers was In Nashville yesterday TAYLOR CRAYNOR Wins Premium For Best School Exhibit At be Hopkins county Institute last year there was a premium of a Websters Unabridged Dictionary offered for the best school exhibit to be displayed at the institute which closed last Friday Taylor Craynor prln cjpalof the school at St Charles capAured the pnzot The Iudltbs de- cidedthatthesohboi at tbaiplaco wall entitled to the prize Mr Gray nor baa been teaching for a namber of years and is highly regarded by those who haw patronized him A similar offer has been made for the n jctyear n u+ DAN M EVANS Answers Questions Asked by M Bohan and Others r Earllu ton Ky July 29th 1912 Messrs M Bohan J F DeVylder jfT li Watts JR L Faver Cansler JMaloueyJ W Boyd G T MoEuen li O Wiley Webb Bros Brown Bros Hollinger Truempy J H frown Geo King W H Whitford 0 C Cansler L L Goodloe J E Coyle Mrs J J Sullivan F B Ar bold B E Nixon 11 B Long and A J Bennett Gentlemen Answering your letter of 27th Addressed to the various candidates fOr thjrnomlnatlon of mayor I am inytbbjnJ1or t with thkitt1f iiRtitldtid election 1 will endorse any feasible plan to encourage all desirable Industries to locate here such as ice factorieslaundries flour mills can ning factories and tobacco warehouses and stemerios Our City Is already on record in the matter of exempting new industries from tax ation for a certain period of time The City Clerks minute book shows that on July 5th 1900 the following resolution was passed by our City CouncilResolved thr any party or par ties desiring to establish a tobacco warehouse in Earlington be and they hereby are exempt from City taxes for a period of five years- I heartily favor this policy and If elected mayor will recommend that the same inducement be extended to other new industries As to how you expect to get the desired results I would suggest that one of the prime requisites is Capital and In my judgement we should first of all try to locate the Capital which Is seeking invest ment and try to persuade the ow ners thereof that Earllugtou is the logical place in which to Invest it Earlington possesses one very at tractive and important Inducement which can be offered to prospective investors and that is cheap and abundant fuel In conclusion and above all things I tavor true progressive American Citizenship and the fostering and encouragement of the industries that have made Earlington what its guaranteeing to them and others that may locate here fair treatment and a rquare deal at all times Yours Truly DAN M EVANS Mr and Mrs Dempsey Sharp motored to Hopkinsville Friday after noon they attended the Avaition Meet returning Sunday afternoon LOSTA Rebecca Lodge Pm be tween Kings corner and Longs Bakery finder please return to Mrs Harry Withers and receive reward A GREAT PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN OFFER The Most Liberal We Have Ever Made The SemiWeekly Bee until Jan uary 1 1918 andthe Dally Evtfinb Post nntIJ November 10 1912 couftV the time Just f1o ThlsirlePB tbrfil onehalf tile regular price The- sebnerzyou send In your order the the mohfyou will get for your men 11thts r irt- e e r DR C B JOHNSON ANSWERS To The Questions Propounded by M Bohan and Others Merchants and Fellow Citizens In answer to the Inquiry printed in the Earlingtou Bee Friday would say that I am very glad to see that there is so much Interest in the future of Earlington as well as this election You are in the same posl tion that I am In that you have been persuaded to Invest your money here in business as well as houses and other property believing that things would be done to enhance the the value of your possessions We have all beendisappointed in that no other manufacturing con cerns have been induced to come here where fuel is so cheap and lo cit ThereTa nffquSsTiSS bat what we need them in that they would give employment to the young peo ple old people and others who for various reasons can not or do not want to work for the Mining Co or tbe Railroad Co We have lived here and paid our taxes and at the end of each year we find very little if any improvement in tbe town Spine of the streets are In miser able condition there are no side walks In many places the streetlights are few and far between It the taxes will not now justify these many improvements that are need ed and we all so wish for then part of tbe needed money will be sup- plIed by the additional manufactur Ing establishments Yes I am in favor of doing every thing possible to brim all the man ufacturing plants here that we can get and to grant them all conces sions possible to persuade them that this is a good town and only needs such things to make It grow i That would mean more money in circulation here for the labored more business for the railroad men and a great advantage to each and all of usIn short fellow citizens I am in favor of anything that will improve Earlington and help the people who have selected it as a suitable place to live and raise their families On these grounds and others too numerous to mention I earnestly soltcite the support of every man C B JOHNSON M D If you miss attending the last day ot our sale Thurs day you will miss a Bargain opportunity Barnes Cow and Co Incorporated School Exes Among a collection of notes from parents to teachers are the foliowin g Dare Miss Please excuse Mary been late she as been on a herring Dear Madam Jane has bad to stay athome as I have had twins It shant occur again Dear sir Please exons Harry He haddest no trousers and his father woulddent let hits come without any Dear Miss Smith Pleas excuse Rachel Abraham She had to fetcher irgotbors liver1 Sir XmuBtstriokley forbid you punishing ThomaslaJaln for anything he does as we neve do Ourselves except in selfdefense YoHrs traly n == 4 jJ f TUESDAYji and 1i- b a AFTERNOON and z emI candidaterforallo j y DAN M1 EVANS WRITES OPEN LETTER i- To The Citizens of Earlington x and Tells a few Things the St Bernard Mining Co HAS DONE FOR THE CITY To the Oitizens of Earlington In making my canvass for the 7y nomination forMav9r I have learned that there IB some opposition to my candidacy puaccouni f of my connection with the St Bernard Oci1do not think that any fairjninded citi zen who has the real interest of our city at heart should after mature reflection consistently oppose a candidate simply be cause he has the endorsement and support of an institution that a has always manifested such generous and liberal interest in Earl ingtens wellfare and progress y 1iFor the benefit of those who are not familiar with the facts and others who may have tern porarily forgotten them I desire to enumerate some of the thingsrythe St Bernard bias done for this town For many years past the children of Earlington both white and colored have had three months additional free school without a tingle cent of dost to any citizen of the town The public funds provide for only six s months free school and the St Bernard has always paid for the three extra months They also furnish fuel Engineer and Jani tor services for both bchools r for the entire nine monthsgfree In addition to thin yearly contribution they have erected and equipped at an ex SSfpinificent school buildings without cost to the tax payers The majority of the churches here have received extended credit numerous courtesies and extremely low prices for material and are now being charged a very i insignificant sum for their electric lights Practically every i church in the townis built on ground donated by the St Ber nard Free fuel is also furnished themISThe town has a splendid water s3fireer paid one cent all furnished free by the St Bernard s During the year 1005 one hun a- i fired and ninetyeiqht cars crush ed rook were distributed on the streets of Enrlin toll of which twenty cars were donated by the St Bern ird The entire 108 cars of rook were hauled arid spread onistreets by hfl St Bernard trams without one cent of post to the city nor WB the city charg t J CentlBmwl on laMe 4r J I i t iITT j- T T Profit Sharing SaleI Now On Just Two More Bargain days Sale Closes Thursday Evening at 7 Oclock T r closes dir sale and these l tf two days we expect to give the people of Earlin tan ndhs sur Thursday RemWedresdayand offered La tosand S Hose Sacks Under wear LoomEncl ino 1the Np JC lends inPants Ox roundings some Als6 Dartmeint5 Ave collectedlP alp the odds anourWaists and 0Kfo i in 1isSkirts Shirt Ha swhich t been reducedin several fords Shoes Sox J cLstances less than the cost priceJ2i30 until 330 oclckifive thousand yaids of GaUdQ Zto 6 yards SPECIAL for Thursday from 930 j in a piece will be rd ThursdayatYoclock i closesthisDont misss 6 O v t 1 BAR1 Ems C INCORPORATED OVVANEi1 CCU y t r Kentucky k Earlington r C The August Womans Home Companion j 1f What a Girl Expects of a Man 3 is the subject of a lively article in i the August Womans Home Com pardon Another Interesting article in the same number is an account of how a girl can earn her way through coylegeat least partially The author of the article is a girl who did the very thing the writes aboutA of considerable Importance ao well as interesting is an account of The American Girl OutI of Doors m which J Nilsen Laur vlk reports the great development of athletics among women In America r especially in the oolleges and boarding schools t What Your Handwriting Tells is a contribution full of fascinating information about character as revealed by ones pen Fiction is contributed by Kathleen Norris Mary Heaton Vorse Fanny Heasllo Lea Marion Hamilton Carter Margaret Busbee Shipp and Beulah Marie Dix The regular departments of the Companion contain a mass of valuable suggestions to housekeepers abqut the household cooking fash ions and home decoration Of course a special point is made of suggestions useful in the summer specifically wIth regard to vacati- otimethe best ways to prepare for vacations and the best ways to en joyrthemr tome ForlSalir r Chariee 6f A lifetime to Wake splendid investment either for renting purpose or a home come to the Bee office and find about it WIMhiWltddhhlrt WN lIhhBMfNYrMft NN hY14MW B M SLATON i Funeral Director E Licensed Embalmer 1 c JiuWELL DESERVED The Praise That Comes From Thank ful Earlington People One kidney remedy has known meritEarHuRton people rely upon it IIThat remedy is Doans Kidney Pills Earhngton teetlirony proves It re liable Mrs Joeepb Blondln Earlington Ky says You may continue tE use my statement recommendini Doaus Kidney Pills Since they were used some years ago I have had no further need of a kidney medicine A member of my family suffered from a very annoying case of kidney complaint for years HE took medicines and doctored faith fully but could get no relief His back pained constantly and the kid tieysecretions were unnatural Doaus Kidney Pills had been highly recommended Rod he anally procured a supply at the 0t Bernard Mln I tag Co Inc The results of their could have beenuse were all that dfljjred Every symptoms of kid pey trouble disappeared in a abor Yinleu Per sale all t16D1eb Prlt6 51 cantg kosterMilbdfh 00 Buttalo- New YOlJJ sale agents for Unit- It fed StateS Remember Me1 name Doanu and take no other fir r f 11 Looking for Bargainsfz J Then visit our h July Clearance Sale A All this weeki- I Rememberjtis is the kst week of this SHOPPERS T ST5 t t VAL Not junk but good clean Merchandise at Clearance price i We can save you money on anything you need Everything t t r redcuced i J ti- i OomeII t Look Around Be Convinced k The McLoo Store ti t Jrteorporated I i J Madisonville Kentucky c l Jtr I tQ t r 0- q Birthday Party Lucy Margaret Coenen ontertalned twelve of her little friends from five 24 at herto seven Wednesday July home 718 South Hull St Montgc ery Ala in honor of hor fifth birthday Enjoyable games were played on the lawn followed by music and contests Promptly at 630 the little folks were invited into the dining room wrheretuev were served wlthdeU clous ice cream cake and boribo l The birthday cake which adorned the center of table had on it five pink candles burning Fruit pnnch was served on the veranda during the evening Complete Cure Can chills be completely onred YesIuNo prescription ever effoot ed more than a temporary suppres- sIon of the chills I was told to try your Hughes Tonic one bottII made a complete cure Sold by Druggists 50o and 1 bottles Prepared by ROBINSON PZTTT CO Louisville Incorporated Mflcp Griffin of Madlsonvi- apufc h 8atufdawithaunt Mrs Fleet Qrfflri f C Ft R TIME CARD Time of departure Of IllinolsOen ral trains frqin vll1a Ky NaHrlI noiD No 102 IIl28 pai No lot 340 a1 IB No 122 local ptteslCr45 a m No 186 local 8 p in SOUTH BOUNiy i No 101 408 titfJV No 103 146 a nil No 121 local pass 128 pn4 No taG local pass 553 a m L N TIlViE CARD Time 01 afflvrtl of trains p gfn trough and departure of trah18 riginating at EatlmRton Effective Sunday April d I911 NORTH BOUND I No 92 025 a j I No 52 1108 anfNo 94 784 pm No 54 1122 pm SOUTH BOUND 1a 68 480 a m No 95 749 a m N0 b1 121 pm 9311048 p m PNTPJttURBAN TRAINS NoRTnBOTTND J NOlWvv 764am pmISoSbUTif BOUND wlp m Noy lU610 pmI Ml HI ifE TIME CARD t Ii jSJ E time card Went Into effhOtl day Ap1ll j N mli4bs118atrrvesN 7m I Y tl i TRISTATE GOOD ROADS To be Held at The Mammoth Cave Lat ter Part of September At a meeting of representatives of the commercial bodies and Automobile Club of Louisville held July 23 it was decided to prepare a del nits plan for aTrlState Good Roads meeting to be participated in by representatives of commercial bod- Ies Good Roads Associations and Automobile Clubs of Kentucky Tennessee and Indiana to be held at the Mammoth Cave ot Ky probably the latter part of September This meeting will be precede by sociability automobile run from Louisville to Nashville It Is also planned that there shall be held at this meeting a barbecue one of the oldfashioned sort and every effort will be made to make the experience of those who take part in the gathering one to bo r memberedSpeakers of National and State prominence rue expected to be present Gov Hooper of Tennessee has already signified his williugnes to take part and there will he secured without difficulty One of the salient points of thlg meeting is that it will have laid before it a well considered plan of a tion to be amended or changed In such fashion as the meeting may consider wise The improvement of three great highways will be the central thought These are th Central Lincoln Road the Llncolr Jackson Way and the Jell Davl Highway all thoroughfares of la parlance whose improvement would really be a business benefit and of Inestimable advantage to the farm- erS dwelling along the route The Meeting Will not only cons der the making of roads but the use of the same This means proper the operation or the automobile In every detail Especial consideratlo the problem of unnei will be given essary noise in which the nutomi bile warning signal plays so impo a The worthlessuess tJr ffibulb horn hitherto BO widely focused attention on the nS d + of using a signal capable n eltSu abrupt sound eufllc 01 glvifftfv hoard above 110 fitly iowdIn cities and the rat oiae 6f itatBb + 9 wagon on country I tie of the1 tettttet of this problei roactsA fealfurS tton of thesE however is the rt5 kot shall bt gnals BO that 1iwy 1 ity but In misUsed not only m tl1l 4 the country dia b I Louisville Nashville add1 2j 6 jojls representatives wilt sottutfs jdisouas the details of the mcTMn wh ii td almost the first Inters meetf to be hold lU the Interest df- Ko 6d rod with a definite irnoc the meeting is expected ledge of jub1IatpUsh Additionalto n InformatIon cbbiAsobtained regard IJI1 I the plans foi lits commero- lal by mmunioatmg Wltfr tee clubs of bodies or wtiStt LO uteriHe Nashvftle aptIndian apoUs NeYore DY8P6WM ttMbsTfliGas or other NotlllDH will remain undIieyed ur- sonr on yc ur stomaobr if you le JJezo Vfftonn In dfcostivearmless and plea nc aB Mapls Syrrtp salelWtG6 alrug dopartmeue or tltol St 1Iltng Company Incorporateov Karn of E BptMiil I- Will dl tW dayate the ctty 7 with friend r t o P i 1 THERMOSTHE i I x ii Keeps Liquids Hot 24 Hours Keeps Liquids Cold 24 Hours We are now able to offer the public some unique patterns in Thermos Bottles and Outfits at very attractive prices having just = received a large shipment of these goods direct from New York City Everybody is familiar with the many ways in which the Ther mo Bottle can be used It is indispensable to the sick room adds 1 50 per cent of pleasure to the outing makes the dinner hour an en joyable one to the workingman and is in every way a luxury at afprice within the reach of all Filled emptied and cleaned like ordinary bottle Lasts a lifetime I anIBelow we give description and prices of some of the carried in stock No 19A Black Metal pint 200 No 19QNA Nickel Plate qt300 No 6A Nickel Plafe pint 25u No 19OA Black Metal quart 300 No t9NA Nickel Plate20O No 1A Red Morocco pint350- No 2A Pig Skin pint 350 No 8A Black Moroccopint 3350 Thermaline Case for pint bottle each 0 65 Thermaline Case for 2 bottles each 125 Nickel Plated Lunch Box eachI t001 Enameled Lunch Box each r ST BERNARD MINING COJI Incorporated I DRUG DEPARTMENTI j I I fttt +T 2 x+ + 11 I1 Are You Going to Build 4 iiior 8emodel This Seasontv a y tfSo let us advise you regarding your plumb m rWi jug and heating equipment Jv fc most important v elements of the m55 They are the y home and should receive careful consideration ga srp which we have inMalledlare givingtt servicE m c 1 4 their owners perfect ffl ts Standard Plumbing Fixtures and our expert l 0workmen never fail to give satisfaction M Ijt i MADISONVILLE PLUMBING JO II- IJJOHN L BRIEN MANAGER KY Phone 302 5f Sagg Street MAD1SOMILLE t It J o VVh 1 L 1- I vf7uT d w W r wi C Ju r I I CITY DIRECTORY v v MayorF D Rash Police JtllI oA J BoiiiettV Chlof of PoliceRonIIIUllctllvI Night Ohlof1 H Hamby City Clerk Paul P I rlc- oTroasurerfrank IL Arnold Ii City PliyBiclmi W KNlsnnfc WoodrEngineerR E Whlpflor I4 D Rash Goo d Atktnsou Thos Blair O M Henry Meeting night Qrst Monday night In each month I School TrUstoorPaul M Mooro Board of HealthEd M Trahorn G Gilbert King and Ourtls B Johnson M D CowelliFIRE DEVAIVTMBNT D ere Ohio F B Arnold Assistant OaptalnftFugate Geo T Miller Will Ray burn BryantDeal Firemen ti CHURCHES CATHOLIC OnuRon First mass every Sunday and holy day at 700a a m Second mass and preaohinp I 980 a in VesJor6 and benediction 7 fpm Rev J P MoParland Pastor O OHRIB IAN CHUROH Sunday school at 980 a m Preaching every Lords day at 1045 a in and 745 j m Prayer meeting overy WednevJ day at 780 p m REV H J BRA ELTON Pastor M E OHUKOH Regular service 780pmPrayorat 780 Sundayschool at 280 p m 1Glass mooting second Sunday at mREV G W DAME Pastor 1 M E OHUBOII BOOTH Rev W I C j p pastor Services OU 3every Sunday at 11 a m and 4o p m Sunday school at 980 a m Prayer mooting Wednesday evenings at 780 oclock LadlesI Aid Society every Monday after I noon Official Board meeting Mon day after first Sunday m each i month MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH has services 2nd and 4th Sunday in I also Saturday night be 7tti Sunday night following eyoh Sunday prayer mooting Wed Ilf desday evening Sabbath school I Dr A 0 Sisk Supt Ladles Aid meets each Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock Paftor W H Grogor of J Louisville GENP tAI BAPTIST CHURCH Services fourth 8un Jay morning and evening in each month and Satur ji day evening preceding Prayer meeting Friday evenly Sunday l school 2 p m- REV T J LYNN Pastor EPISCOPAL CIIUROII Services 2nd and 4tn Sunday night at 745 at the Library Sunday School at 8 pm REV GKO O ABBITT Rector r LODGESrMasonic Lodge E W Turner No 548 moots 1st and 8rd Fridays in each month SoctI P meets every Monday night Visit ors welcome ERNEST NEWTON K of R and S Hopkins Lodgo AOU W No 601 meets every Thursday night Y Q WALKER Sec Golden Cross Lodge Earlington No 625 meets 1st and 3rd Saturday night in each month MRS BERTHA UMSTEAD Seci Degree of Honor No 10 moots 1st and Saturday nights in each month Miss LIZZIE HUFF Sep Earlingtoni8rd Monday night at old Masonic i Hall DR C B JOHNSON Bcnbo Standwalte Tribe No 57Red Mon i meets every Friday sleep HARRY LONG O of R Woodmen of the World Catalpa Camp No 801 meets every Wednes day night All members are ear nestly requested tube thero ti BERNARD WALTON Clerk MONROE DAVIS Deputy Clerk r3 Modern Woodmen of the World g No 11092 meets every Wednesday j Y Q WALKER Soc Elks B P O No 788 meets at Madlsonvillo Monday nighti B N GORDON Exalted Ruler ROY S WILSON Secretary Earlington Chapter U DO + meets 1st Thursday in each month at 280 p m MRS EMMA DAVIS Pros L Knights and Ladies of Security will meet every second and fourth i Monday nights Visiting members Invited to attend ClerkYnVisiting members are cordially- Invited to attend any of these If Lodges f IT Lesion In Humility As tongioz I wuz po said BrotH iorWilliams at a revival I wuz hum ble enough ter be thankful for what I L wuzbout ter receive But one day I found 10 In de big road After dat z I went about holdln my head so high dat I couldnt see what waz befo me an I fell in a dry well an staid dar three days hollerln for folks ter pull me out Satan hlsself wuz once an I angel in heaven but he couldnt stand r prosperity an oak whar he is now I 1 i Headaches Signs of Danger I Anyone In this town that sulfeis frequently from splitting neivous headaches ought to goat once tc the druggist and get a 25o bottle of our Carlstedts German Liver Powder 3 Headaches always indicate constipation In dangerous form that in other seri JIous ailments sometimes oven 1 Bri hts Disease and Appendicitis Our Carlstodts German Liver Pow der acts on the Liver tho real cause of constipation a few doses entirely remove the trQublelnsnreI a lasting cure never teedIf you have headaches Rot a bottle today from the St Bernard Mining 001t Incorporated Drutc De partment 860 a bottle I tI v- 4k F k iA u 1fF + w to For Protection From Frosts Because frosts do tho most damage when tho air Is calm a Paris scientist has advanced the theory that orchards and vineyards can bo protected by Pans o keep the atmosphere moving- Always i Blessed with a Heary Appetite If you use Digesteze Ik helps your ptoinacli do the work digests what you eat and makes good rich blood from your NightsHendaoberid of all these troubles with Dlgea teze Fifty cents a bottle worth ten fold its cost at drug department of VompanyIncorpuratod Bringing Out the Best In Man Affliction is tho good mans shining scene prosperity conceals his bright est ray SB night to stars woe luster gives to man Young rrrr I b1 Of Courso When the police arrested that man as a fence his lawyer couldnt clear him Strange It ought to be easy for anybody to whitewash a PenceBal timore AmeVlcati 1 You Can Eat Anything Eat what your nomaeh Braves without the elightPHt rear of imdlirea tlon which Is an awful fooling You will not be bothered with Sour Stomach Heartburn Nausea Btul Breath or HPHVV Ffelliiir ij yoU will take one too or DlllthtfZe It ro llaves and cure uY If by Maglu Pleasant as CanJy Relief In one minute Get a 50c bottle from the drug department of th + St Bernard Mining Company Inurivimrnfed Uncle Pennywlee Says Im only an old fogy but when I cross the ocean Id rather see a few good lllfeboats aboard than any num bed of swimming pools A J Modern Voice IThewhat Is cryin in the wit day an time is advertls ing real estate stakln off mansions on earth an if the voice is only loud inougH Its sure to catch tho crowd Atlanta Constitution Lively as a Boy If you tire tlrrtl run down have YucatanChillyou up give voniiUoys appetite make you strong and lively aSlL- twelveyearold Purifies the blood and dtrengthuns the system 60o a bottle nt the St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department Calmness Shows Power t The deepest thoughts are always tranquilizing the greatest minds are always full of calm the richest lives have always at heart an unshaken re pose Hamilton Wright Mable 1 J 2Gt II PRINCESS SPECIAL i This Popular Photo Play Theatre is now under new guaranteesits Especially Adopted lor Ladies and Children nI + o We are again running tho Worlds Best Pictures You know what that meads Lublns Biograph Kalems Essany Pathe Selig1 and Vitograph MADISONVILLE KY Matinee Daily 2 pm t- a BEE ADS PAY i OICODINCS ATrc + pkI t 4I tr I Iii iI f rig k iiflIMILjIR n The Nortonville Concert Band will give a k+ j M I u f i U r I I I r Icn ICt8 n i I an c e Th the grove near Nortonyille on Saturday Augtfst 0 t V x 3 And there will be something doing all the time c Good music will be the feature t Ii I j Those who care to dance can enjoy this pastime to their hearts content There will be plenty of good things to eat and drink Good order will be maintained A number of public speakers have been invited to attend and address the crowd on public issues of the day Let every one turn out andfibr- ing your family if you have fib family bring your girl arid we insure you ajgood time I I 1 fI f i 1t IIrJi 1 vrXZiil 1I I DONT FORGET THE DATE s l I i I SATURDAY AUGUST 3i r iN N lel I y h7p u d 7 y 4M ryvNTNO yell yV4a t A f- v M1 Jod i 3 J p VOTE 4 FOR i 1 h s jfwr AJ w- b II VAN J Y r HT i c i jlflf lIC 1 J J ii1 i n FD 1OI jt1jlj EARLflr6TOWllLlj S It i r 1IJri frl fV j J- I r t9 f h t I rr J You havekiiown him all his fife and know he has thehgt xl ra J2interest1i of Earlington and her people at heart f I i4i A l v I J o JPAUL M MOORS EDITOR AND PUBLISHER J B FAWOETT ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER ht4 t Memberof Press Association PFKentucky end Publishers League Branch Office in Ben Slatons Office ice Madison nlU PAene No 242 RingtMISS AILEEN DAVIS t Telephone 47 Friday 26 I We are Authorized to Announce fDan M Evans as a candidate for the Mayoriof tbecityof Earl rigton sub ject to tale action of the Re publican party in the primary no be held Saturday August 3rd 1912 ALSO We are authorized to announce E L Wise as a can didate for the office of Mayor of the city of Earlington subject to the action of the Dem ocratic party in the primary to de held Saturday August 3rd 1912I ALSO We are authorized to announced Dr C B Johnson as a candidate for the office of Mayor of the city of lington subject to 1 the action of the Republican party in the primary to be held Saturday August 3rd 1912 Slow It Out a Little C G two years old was play tag in the south room and gradually the sun came through the window and I shone in his eyes Ho blinked and showed that he did not like the glare and he said to the man playing with him n dont like it What shall we do asked the man and the re ply came Blow it out blow it out f 4taV Very Serious It is a very serious matter to ask for one medicine and have the wrong one you For this reason we urge you in buying to be careful to get the genuine tirBLACKLiver Medicine i i The reputation of this oldrelia ble medicine for constipation in digestiea and over trouble is firmly Ht It does not imitate other medicines It is better than others or It would not be the fa vorite liver powder with a larger sale than all others combined IN TOWN F2 u tt i F r j1MLL 1 rf1f o Subscription RatesI One Year SI 00 Six mouths 50 Three months 25 Single copies 6 Spsoitneu copies mailed free on application Correspond ents wanted in all parts of the county Address us for par ticulars Entered at the Earl ruzton Post Office as Second Glass Matter I t Next Door to Postof Kcnttch Mgr July 1912 Ear given lOt Ii u i DAN M EVANS I I WRITES OPEN LETTER t Continued from Page 1 ed one cent of freight on the en tire lot of stoneAll rock that has been put on the street since that time has been hanled by St Bernard teams free of charge Ool R W Wood served the city as Street Oommissioner for a great many years His ser vices were douated by the St Bernard and the city was never charged with any part of his wages likewise the services of of Wm Radford scavanger and cleaner were paid for by the St Bernard and they also furnish ed the wagon and team used in this service Mr W N Walker worked on the city streets during the entire year of 1911 and his wages were paid by the St Bernard not one cent having been charged to the city The material furnished the town at sundry times for various purposes by the St Bernard has always been charged at cost prices without any element of profit Darlington has yet never paid a cent for the serVIce of a civil engineer all work of this char actor having been done by the St Bernard engineering force nemely B W Robinson F D Rash and RE Wbipfler Recently the Sf Bernard expended a considerable sum of money in improving and extend ing the water works system in order to meet the requirements of the insurance companies procuring thereby a lower insur ance rate for the town All of the main sewers in the streets of Earlingtou were in stalled and paid for by St Ber nard funds without any cost to the tax payers The St Bernard has not neg lected the personal pleasures of the public They have main tained for years i at no little ex pense two free libraries sup plied withaUof the standard lit erary works and all pf the lead ing Re18p peland magazines employing competent librarians to wait on the patrons of both reading rooms I I J 1Zr jl I 1 lii1 tlil J- c t The Lake Park and public mineral well have also proven vary attractive places to many of our citizens The statements I have made in this letter are absolute facts which I stand ready to prove to anyone who wishes to challenge their accuracy Every citizen has access to the books of the City Clerk and the Oity Treasurer either of whom I have no doubt will on request assist in the verification of my statements I nave not written this article with the idea of boasting about the generosity of theSt Bernard but it is done simply to Jet the people of Earhn ton know the exact truth and to controyX ert the many misrepresentations which are being circulated by its epemies I trust after due consideration of my letter that you will feel that I am worthy of your sup port and that the beat interest of the city will be served if you honor me by making me your nominee Yours Truly DAN M EVANS Oregonian Mixture usuallJfannytor yourself in your own paper Onlj occasionally are clipped examples ha trodthewanlastdrinking a cup of his favorite broad cloth and black necktie He also wore a coffee with cream He was dressed as usual in a suit Cleveland Plain Dealer Path of Honor and Success The shortest and surest way to live with honor in the world is to be in reality what we would appear to be all human virtues Increase and strengthen themselves by the practice and experience of them Socrajps For Women Who Care Of course you use an antiseptic In your familyand In the care of your own per son and you want the best Instead of what you have been using such as liquid or tablet antiseptics or wont yox please try Paxtlne a concentrated antiseptic powder to ba dissolved in water as needed Paxtine is more economical more cleansing more germicidal and more healing anything you ever used 0 ANTISEPTIC In the toilet to cleanse and whiten the teeth remove tartar and prevent decay To disinfect the mouth destroy disease germs and purify the breath Tp keep artificial teeth and bridgework clean and odorless To remove nicotine from the teeth and purify the breath after smoking To eradicate perspira tion odors by Sponge bathing As u medicinal agent for local treatment of feminine ills where pelvic catarrh inflammation and ulceration exist nothing equals hot douches of Paxtine For ten years the Lydia E Pinkham Med Co has been regularly advising their pati9ntstouse it because its g healing and germicidal power or pur ght11ithroat infiamedeyes cutsnnd All druggists 25 and GO conts a bo box and testimony of 31 women free on request THE PAXTON TOILET CO Borro MAW w CHANGE DAT- Er OFINSTHHE County Teachers Want Annual Meeting Ckanged from August to October WEATHER MORE PLEASAN1V The Hopkins County Teachers Institute in session last week hero closed Friday Resolutions were passed on the last day compliment ing Instructor Shipp for tho manner in which he presided over the ses sionThe Teachers also want the date of holding the meeting changed to October aa July and August are usually such warm mouths that the meetings are uncomfortable then Following arE the resolutions pas iod Friday Be it resolved by the teachers of Hopkins county institute assembled that we hereby tender to our worthy PrlnoetoeKTtheorotagbIyeeobive manner in which has our Instl iutepfor his many progressive practical common sense methods and suggestions encoinpassingnear Ily every phafie 6f our soboott wtirk i for his ever interesting and en tertaining talks We consider Mr Shipp an educator of rare ability and feel that he is doing mudh to ward elevating the schools of his and many other counties of our state to a higher standard of eflloioncy Be it further Resolved That wetako ttils means of expressing to our County Supt Mr Fox our appreciation of his many kindnesses shown us his co laborers for the betterment of the county sehools and commend his fruitful service Be it further Resolved That we express to our Chairman Mr Walker a very hearth approval of his fair impartial and conscientious work as a presiding officer uf eur institute Be it fur ther Resolved That we extend our thanks to our Secretary Miss Hob gpod and assistant secretary Mrs Orton for the intelligent manner in which they have recorded the sug gestions and talks made throughout the Institute Be It further Rosolved That we remember very kindly Hon HF S Bailey for his helpful interpretation of the recant school laws of Kentucky Be it fur therResolVed That we are very grate ful to the representatives of the va rious educational and charitable institutions for their presence and practical discussions of various top ics Be it further Resolved That we ask and earnestly request our County Supt to change the time of holding she next session of our institute to October believing It will not only be more comfortable but more profitable and convenient for our teachers With Examinations summer schools and vacation over and all school organized the teaohers are better prepared to receive solutions for the many perplexing problems after a few weeks experience Realizing the advancement made in many states along agricultural ifnes mthe a t feiyv years i+ acome a re ult pfemloymg ealsytifla metliodu dfiYarnflnj and believing tbat farming facilities and methods of our own county and state could be greatly augmented by instructing 6 e j of t our hove and girls Id principals of farming be it Resolved That we recommend the passage ef a law Incorporating the ftubjjeet of Agriculture In our corn rurItherrelpootfullyIapart one day In October 1013 to bo kuown aa ladustrlnl and Education al Day for Napkins county schools and we urge the teachers to begin nuw to Interest their pupils Mid pa trope in this movement by prepar ing some exhibit either In sewing cooking woodwork garden farm or flbral products This meeting to be held at the lair grounds and we ask tbe Cbunty Supt of schools to ap point a committee to take up and push forward this work aud we rec ommend the names of Jadsoe 0 Jenkins of Dawson Springs Pret 01T Dudley of EarHngton and Mr G W Wright of Hanson as mem bore of thus committee These resolutions approved by the committee and slimed by the Chair man AMON L MORGAN Signed July 36th 1912 BTffeet Mm In Civil Wan Tie blfCMt BU of the Clrll wu a b wee eaH 4 by his 10011 wnUaa traps altovcla kfe term ef rrU ia th Union ray extended free Iuae 180 stun the close of fcostlll d1 Bud ate title referred only to Mi height Wfeen lie enlisted In Cora aay A Twentyeaoond Pennsylvania relunUen he weighed about tutee luadred pounds sad measured a trifle nrer seven feet four Inches la his itocklngs He was lanky is build had became known as Big Pat Bane Writing of him the Washington Pa pbseirer aaytt Circus day was the rtadsorae day for Pat and no one in ill the crowds in town on that day got aearly as much enjoyment out of the occasion as did the Greene county giant when groups of children and their elders too gathered about him to gaze up Into his face and ask him itrnngo questions of how it felt to be a giant It was the same way at the national encampment of the Grand Irmy of the Republic when Pat usu niy led the parade Stamp in a Letter When sending a stamp In a letter instead of moistening one corner and sticking it to the paper moisten a small spot in the center ef the stamp and then affix it to your letter The removal of a small part of tho ad hesive substance from the center in no way impairs the usefulness of the stamp whereas it is often torn it the corner Is fastened Advertising and Good Sense Advertising pays and the more you advertise the more it paysit you use good sense That has peen demon strated time and again Frank Far rington Electric Bed Warrior A metal box In which an incandos cent lamp can be inserted for warming a bed has been patented by an Idaho man Eadih frt schoor rt I wish to state for the informal tion of all concerned that the r High School department of the Eurliuetou Grudei Schoo will be taught HH uftunl the entire four t year course We have secured a lady of extended expdVjence as assistant and we hopo to make the conning year the first in its ophistory Will be pleased to did t cuss the work with intended parties R sfK 0 E DUDLEY Principal iHardiy a Benefit to the Race A young New England student has succeeded in developing live caterpil lars by means off sulphuric acid The d scientists are excited over the feat but the country at large will not bet s it wildly enthusiastic ever tho prospect of being able to raltlply caterpillars tat will and may eres be clamoring for laws tcr prevmt atlttieus pound clentlsta from tacfMeiar by scl m 1 Uflc means flies aisultoM tad kiaif 1 red Bulunce ta tie htuaaa race HavejUstd Spare Tine Well On the Qweatfe of hew working r people ths added hourp from 1 t work aa author says that where cyat lea prophesied more drunken idleness and rowdyjsfflv fairer observers towadixa kind ot BffjMwration no suddaramelleBBlQjKs Mt wherever BuffldeaO time ka iaew M extraordinary ad maraIsISpanish System of Dowry The weddtag Invitation means nuch la Barcelona Spain For then everyone who receives one Must gand a give a coin to tie pride That Is for her dowry The lather is usually unable to furnish one He bas had te i buy a house for her and fit ituft sad that is usually expensive I Particles From Radium Radium emits three streams of ml flute particles These all carry definite charges of electricity which made their discovery possible NoI microscope could detect them butIthey became apparent under proper conditions because of the electrical charge Proved Harmietsnet or comets Twico during the nineteenth cen 1 tury tho earth plunged directly through g the tall of a comet In 1819 and again ryh la 1861 Once it was immersed toxa depth of 300000 miles The more Imaginative astronomers thought they d detected a peculiar glow in tho at mosphere but nothing more t Churchyard Mare Play Garden + A church in upper Broadway New rk4 York city has made a play garden ot its churchyard and invites the moth is era and children of the neighborhood at to make themselves happy in 1U ShakMpearea Criticism s Tis the curse of service prefer ment goes by letter and affection and i not In old gradation where each sea a t t and stood heir to the first Shakes peare l mlCpmm pamm i r rp pa 1 Duncan Gest 4 l INSURANCE1 4t i I call and see i 1 andiccidenMnsurance All the best Companies represented t W j Office a Victory BU i1dIt Ii r t rdIouf1 tY L elipasli luwf W IWer t ot2 b tual YYO b r S a c lw- of f i T 11 r l IIifiJN r T n M rI u- I 0 n 1 I C A MORTON MADISONVILLE KY EmbalmerI I- IL Any can Answered Promptly Day or Night IS 1 I Imnoss rsJ ttI a avsH U The man who whispers down a well About the things he has to sell i Will never reap a crop of dollars I Like he who climbs a tree and hollers INews of the Town Wednesday and Thursday l closesour Profit Sharing Sale Barnes Cowand po In- corporatedf JL Jesse BateB ndAfsnily of South Carrollton wished hdr sister Mrs OM Browning nest 6t tbe week Mrs Jim Austin and two children of Moorman arrived today to visit her parents Mr and Mm O A Pey ton a Dont fail to visit Barnes Cowand store Wed n e s day and Thursday Barnes Cow and Co Incorporated h Miss Leila Vaughan attended tbe tent meeting at Madlsonville Sun nlphtWANTEDGentlemen room ore for two nicely furnished rooms centrally located terms reasonable Apply at this of fice tf Raymond the 8 year old son of Guy Gnrablin took 111 Friday morning with hemorrhages and died that evening Rev Tltley conducted the I tooklurday evening the abilda mother was also burled on Thursday only two weeks before Let Brinkley figure on your plumbing he can save you money x At A G PRATESS Tin Shop t Mrs W Q Hoffman is the guest of relatives and friends in Evansville and Howell Percy Stewart of Madisonvillo SundayiWednesday and Thursday closes our Profit Sharing Sale Barnes Cowand Co In corporatedOe f of Louisville is 1 the guest of friends in the city Miss Lucy Fawcett who has been sick Either home in Madlspnyilte is able to bo out again jFOR SALE One 100 course In except civil engineering from International Correspondence School of Scranton Pa Will sell at a bargain Apply at Bee Office Harry Williams passed through here Sunday enroute to Morton GapJames Draper was in Providence Sunday OLD RAGS wanted at Bee office clean cotton only accepted Flora the six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Brown of Huck jeberry diets lat W dhesday aud was CurledThursday attfe Sutbard graveyard Funeral services were conducted by Rev Utley Wanted at once 100 Miners Steady work- NoRTONviLiiK COAL COKE Co Incorporated Oner Wyatt was in Providence Sunday Misses Manrine and FlorIne Har rod of Marion who hays been visiting Mr and Mrs Jas I Brown re turned home Monday afternoon If you miss attending th last day of our sale Thurs day you will miss a Bargain opportunity Barnes Cow and Co Incorporated- Robert Longstaff and his brother James son of Mr and Mrs Tboma- Lnngstaa are bete on a visit to relatives and friends Mrs Ed Fugate and daughter I Fannie who have been visiting rel atives in Providence returned home Saturday Plumbing Supplies at A Q Drapers tiiTflhopr V O E BRINKIKY Mrs W Drollmger of Evansville Is In the city There was a large crowd from here went to Dawson Sunday Robt Merrlhew who has been flag lug on 94 and 95 is at borne once moreThursday 930 to 1030 230 to 330 odd calico per yard 3c Barnes Cowand Co Incorporated Mrs Barton Trover and of Southards are visiting the family of George FauUsIMrs Fox wife of Supt Fox Jof Madison illeIsorjticallyill Their two little girls are here with MrsI Bisk who is a sister of Mrs FoxI BonaFide Reductions in Mens and Boys Summer Wear At EvtynsvllleB favorite clothing store The price x here at the beginning of a season are 20 per cent or more less than any other store can possibly makeY it Is from these prices we make all markdowns and discounts tempting bargains In all lines of mens Aa and boys head to foot wear ONETHIRD OFF ON ALL STRAW HATS4 405 buys any Hanan or F S V Oxfords 305 buys any 500 Oxford In the house 315 buys any 400 Oxford In the storoI105a price put on all our lines otpdds and ends 4 in 300 and 360 Oxfords Mens summer wash suits 500 to 1000 Mens English Mohair Suits 1259 to 18 50 20 oft on all other lines of mens 2ndU piecessummer suits blues and blacks Included BIGGEST KIND OF BARGAINS IN BOYS SUITS If you wish advance information concerning the coming fall styles in men and boys wear kindly drop us a and we will forward the same return i mailt rWhile City NotesI I EiJJEMdcock or Nortnnvll9 was a visitor at this place Saturday nipfht The Kliigton Coal Co Is having anew dwelling erected near the powerhouse Claud Hancock is the con tractorSam McGregor and family vlsttdd In Pumpkin Center last week Mrs Jennie Brown and children have returned from a weeks visit to friends In the vicinity of Earlinitoni Mrs Vincent of this place Is right Blok at this writing 4 U A Clark of Pumpkin Center was In our midst one day last week as the representative of the Thomas Mfg Co From presentiddieatinnsthe- cropn s here will be rather short o wegt liJi published an appointment to praacTi here at the Arbor next Saturday night at 780 News is quite scarce now as every citizen of White City is a law atiid ing character at present anyhow N J R Reed who has been on a through ran for some time is again at home LetBrinkley figure on your plumbing he can saveyo money I At A G DRAPERS Tin Shop Miss Camille Lackey has returned to Pembroke after a to rela tives here Dont fail to visit Barnes Cowand store Wed n e s d a y and Thursday Barnes Cow and Co Incorporated Evanses Aurella Walter for the past week returned to her home Sunday eve fling after a very pleasant visit In our city Mrs Lee Crunk spent tbe past mothereday after a very pleasant visit Thursday 930 to 1030 2 3o to 3 30 odd calico per yard 3c Barnes Cowand Co Incorporated Misses Aurelia Waller and Minnie Rbodder attended the tent meeting at Madlsouvjlle Saturday evening DoetrrteeAtsocial service In New York city one of the thefutureeU histories of ill patients suet an ptlUIubarb er illustrating the necessity for psychological remedies for patients had in one case proved useless aa a cure for Indigestion until the sufferer a griefstricken mother was relieved from worry over aa absent boy Would That This Were True The principal authors met and form eda union for the sake of publishing preliminary hero would be permitted to flick the ashes from his cigarette or cigar Also that no heroine shall hereafter bury her head in her hands or drop her eyes to the floor The fuH set of re strictions will be announced later Life Swedish Bridal Lere The Swedish girl prays for a rainy day on which to get married Then be fore she goes to the ceremony attired in her wedding clothes she milks the cow feeds tho calf and steals a breast feather from the hen This is to bring her the necessities and luxuries of life Heart Controls Life As the fountain from the hidden spring So Issues mans life from tbe secret recesses of his heart All that be is and does is generated there All that he will be and do will take Its rise there James Allen Always Have Something to Say Speak not at all in any wise till you have somewhat to speak i care speakingbutfor the truth of your speaking Carlyle Live Defined PIoMen when they love love with a doglike fidelity SheOnly pUPPYlovo Advertising rings Wealth Constant and persistent advertising StepheiaOlrard SelfDepreciation Too Prevalent For oaan who thinks too muck Of himself there are a hundred wJw think too little Exchange 17 l J tl n1JnWiik I 9 r Madisonville Notes Mr and Mrs JHITI9 B ptdcock and baby were hoge Saturday enrouto to their home at Anton after a visit to Mrs Pidcocks Mrs W A Gates at Providence Bailey Oox of Anton was here Saturday Sam Crumbfvker was here from Grlm vII Ie enroute to Anton to visit his brother Mr and Mrs Stum and daughter Margaret left Saturday for a visit In Louisville tfly PIdcock of shopFnRMiss Dame Todd df Anton was here Saturday shopping nMrs Will WaltrIp who hs been visiting here from Sturgis left Fri day for Greenvillle to visit her sis rlrs Tucker Miss Lela Vaughn of Earlln ton attended the funeral services of Mrs Obas Bourland here Friday Newell Wimberly returned Friday from a pleasant visit in Brecken ridge county O 0 Rambo and T E Finley hope returned torn Providence Mrs Will add children of Hopkiuavllle are the guest of her parents i 4xandMre Wrfl Tlnley FriU day t home in St Miss Elizabeth jVwent ttf Daniel Boone Saturday to be the gvuest of Mrs Thad Davis for a few days Miss Annie Fowler visited relatives here Friday Miss Minerva 2Iokols of Anton has fen visiting her brother A T Nibkols for several wacky Dr Luther Bruce of Paducah will viiiit his parents In this city shortlyMrs R H Langley and daughter Miss Virgleare visiting in Cerulean SpringsMrs J E Fawcett of this place was in Earllngton Monday visiting Miss Lennie McLemore visiting in Greenville this week i Miss Mary Hardin of Hamptons Who has been visiting her brother Dr ES B Hardin of this place has returned home Mrs W J Dulin who has been In Atlantic City for several days has returned home 8nltb Du1lu latnNewYorkppr chasing goods for the Dulin Store Noah Day of Nebo was in town yesterday Audra Aahby who has been in Arizona for several years is visiting his father In the Pond River roan try Mass Ruth McNeil who has been visiting in Chicago has returned home John B Brasheiyof Nashville III who has been here a few days on business has returned to Nashville A fl 1acleiiof Mauitou was here Saturday = and Mrs H Ashby of Blsbee Ariz afo visiting friends anti isle fives hero 9 W Y Misses i oraand Maoy Beard aqd their brother Pearce will visit rela tlve in Sturgis for several weeks Miss Delole Arnold of Slaughter vllle Is visiting friends here this = weekMr and Mrs John Maloney of Providence who have been visifmg friends and relatives here and at Earllngton have retarned home Misses Lucy Hanna and Mabel CJiift two charming young ladies of this city were in Earllugton Sun day visiting friends Mrs W E Wooten and daughter Miss Mayme have returned from a visit to friends in Hanson No Cause to Fear A fisherman succeeded la stealing a goose from a farmhouse by train ing his flahllne along the ground in sight of the goose The goose seeing the worm bit atit and got caught by the hook When caught the man ran pulling the bird after him The bird by flapping her wings alarmed the farmers wife who came out to tine gate and teeing the man running and tho gooBOfoHowing she exclaimed Dont be afraid my good man she wont touch you c PNEUMONIA left me with a frightful cough and very weak Ihad spells when could hardly breathe or speak for 10 to 20 My doctor could not help me but I was completely cured by DR KINGS New Discovery Mr J 50c AND 100 AT ALL DRUGGISTS t ii1It4II Y J 1 i if i M I t Fr MidSummerI 1 I SPECIALS I IITO effect a complete Ir uponj IVfollowlnclines t em 1 1 S v1I Iat theseextreI mel lo1ve s fir j I i j r E Il 1 I tic J 11 riI tt t l JIIi 2500 and 2000 Net 975Lingerie Dresses I 75selling r PRICEPres 00up u Ladiess Shirt Waists rIDresses Kimonas Muslin Underwear I Petticoats Separate Skirts White got ton Corduroy Skirts are all very n 1ch REDUCED IN PRICES I i Dont forget that all Summer piece goods such as LAWNS BATISTES LINENS WHITE GOQDS etc are at MidSummer REDUCED i PRICESaALL MENS WEAR I- J REDUCED n Main st Main et T ijV MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY 1 i DULINS I f I The Bees Mammoth Cave Contest NOT TRANSFERABLE Wl i I Good for 25 Votes for g I O Mlss b If AUiuat3t r LOOK AT TEIIrHeres a list of genuine Typewriter BARGAINS Select the one to fit your needs and send in your order S I 1 No2 Smith Premier two color ribbon H 35 00 r 2 Nq 7 Remington two color ribbon each 4500is2 No4 Underwood visible each 5500I1 No2 L C Smith visible equipped with tabulator back spacer two color ribbon and automatic ribbon reverse 6000 is These machines ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED not to ben shopworn nor second hand Every one a BARGAIN and at these prices will not last long Cash or installment Acf quickly or youV may beTOO LATE vr iILAMASCO SUPPLY COilRoom 3 Victory Building ARLINGTON KENTUCKY I d r I f 4 Notice to Contestants I i Iooovotes will be allowed on every ft bo worth C of printing turned in bJ contestants in the MammothgCave Contest For prices on printing telephone No I 47 Earlington or No4 Madisonvilje tJi l- 7i l WII ittt i i 7t0 itn H It i d q J a r ya i1t lr M 4 Ii 1ul 1 i0 i tvr 1 r d 7 Y 11 fs f x 5 F Y jil rr N d ti H SI IWt r t C ft extik s iit a- ipl 1 i iIa iof Cait fn V fAII- vr j Riverke tt5x Echo River Mammoth Cave 1 i tl i ftoi t d miles Y r rail mile river drip Two days nights Mammoth Save Hotel Two routes in Cave days outingall IIti1 On August the SemiWeekly BeiJvyill send lathes from Hopkins County the MamfnothCavevra Evarisvilleariei theGreepszRiuer Thts= one of the most delight ful trips imaginable cool river n trip of miles vPictureqiie all the way sayv nothing of the Mammoth Gave The Cave Hotel is one at the best jn the tWe will two days and two nights at the Cave the party ample time H rest between routes We have made arrange merlts to take as many as j 50 with the seven contest ants J a 400 and two at the the tor 20 I ththe young to trpis A breezy scenery to country spend giving 120 Six Evansville Rockport seven 400 Any wishing take advantage this occasionjj and join the party can by sending their names and depositing with the Bee before August 22nd Iii 1 on RiverLocks at Rumsey r H i THE SEMI WEEKL BEE Earlington Ky a r i PartyV ii 1 to Mammoth Caver tl r I ftN11 I f t itIf t xi ai I q f i 4 7M- 9J i 11 r n IDam at one to t do so in l 20 I A on or k j J Scene Green r From of IJ Locks and Dam t Woodbury c 0 I tJ C Z llirdf- a cti4w arr tlek nr errw + Pwt47RyM t t V4 4 iNa e I C i t IJ q r + + fTJEE 1 J v krr ro est Everl J 7 Send TtTinV J p 1 1gytYQltris tbe J for i sUllly lo i exhaustedt f4 i n r i1 tp jWIt U t J 14 Qt RolledTop Dish Pany1r1 4 J L I I 1 a We wllgiet is Big 5 Set made of pure Fren hGrrayTrippleIl ceIifoj jIi i tI H efliMeeklyBee arlington Ky tJ d fl r 11 J t L J bLiQfttW t I Y31Dxi C lttJJ1 111f r +r ayRIo r KnP t k- a t 1 4 I 1 c I f- I I fI i t t v iG JT ry 7 w4JRAJING THE MONEY tT iOND ISSUE ISIBESSJ WAY T6 PAY FOR GOOD ROADSp EFFORTS OFTEN MISDIRECTED l Good Roads Fever Carries Community Off Its Feet Frequently and Work i It Started Along Impractical Lines Tax Levy Plan Wrong y HOWARD H GROSS S rIn forwarding any great movement enthuseVcoupled with a knowledge of the sub- Ject It is a question whether it some times does not do more harm than good The writer believes that a r ovement for better highways is oft I en retarded by overzealous friends who are attempting to do something t 4hcy do not understand Tho propo action to build good roads throughout A the land is a very big one and ex ioeedingly Important It is a question that must be handled in a big way If anyone had suggested fifty years ago the building of a railway to the Pacific slope ho would have been do r dared at least visionary This has I been accomplished and today there are a half dozen such railways and the four months journey across the desert is now compassed in less than three days While the building of cood wagon roads throughout the country is an Immeasurably big job rerLeources there is far more to encour I age us than the builders of these first Treat continental roads bad to en courage them Let us go forward i T H u a ufS N C convict Note made earth side of the roadway earth Is will be other times be the road This la plan I brtth a stout heart and high purpose sad with a clear head and all jeome right In a good roads campaign one ofI Jibe most Important things Is to un uearn some things that not so toj get a view of the proposition from the right angle not to work along impractical lines The good roads frever breaks out in com I Ijnunlty with a hurrah to build a mile i or two of hard roads there is aI squabble to determine which particu flan road shall have the improvement crops out must 1 reckoned with When the particular i road been determined upon then i fundslThosoj nothing others will contribute va TOUB amounts the banker merchant mnd grain dealer are called upon and subscribe different sums others will contribute an entertainment be held In the town hall the pro eeeds to devoted to the building the road The local paper will ofI with letters interviews and j viorials everybody Is patting himself j I I4 Draggingat j I the back and talking of the won progress that being made f This Is very well so far as it and perhaps moral effect is stirs the community does much in way r t jead building a half mile 1Pr IB the Unit and may reach from be town to the cemetery Well thatJ some good and will give a de i rtlng citizen a smoother road ia f than r 1 ateaiui employed such a latga are wholly inadequate to eel sought It remlads eae of t9 etloau who prepeeed to keep Mte bask with unsatisfactoryIjrids nutation The Most common oae y l Is for township to levy an annual tax for roads that will produce perhaps 1000 or 2000 expend upon a gravel or macadam stretch which is to be extended fro year to year at a rate that wlir biv the township a fair amount of lll1r roads say in twenty or thirty years By time the last mile is built under this plan the ono Is worn out the rule being that the road built receives no attention and the money raised is spent upon build ing more roads The roads ItSU ally built without much if attention being paid to drainage the results are not always satisfa6 tory in fact they are seldom what they should be Those charged with the duty of spending the money nine teen times in twenty know little if anything of how the should b built and when it is finished it usually about half as good as it ough- to be and cost nearly twice a much as it should for let it be said again and again that the greater part of the taxes raised for highways Is frittered away by misdirected effort An eminent engineer who had ex tended experience says at least sixty per cent of the funds raised for highways is wasted Certainly the waste Is at least onehalf This being the case it follows one of first things to do to stop awful waste and see that a dollars worth of road results from every dollar ex pended instead of forty to fifty cents worth ought to clear that it Is very Importantt that roads should be constructed under export supervision that a capable road engineer Is needed Of course It is not practical to have and build the roads piece meal a short stretch at a time hence the township will wise Instead of an annual tax levy to issue bonds to the full constitutional limit build say fifteen to twenty miles of road at once and pay for them by the a9ral3k3sark WnJoCIi rt t r zip id RiI- wt Macadam Road Near Charlotte I Here la a view of a North Carolina road built by labor provision lias been for an road alone macadam Thus the traveler has the choice When the road in good condition 1ft At travel will upon hard an excellent in every WY will out are It i and usually some and tEelflshness and be has labor will be f is t all M the d it up not do very Usually so feoea th had in The in cam the tie breoat tl it the hard it road the first tha any road 1 has has that the is this It be and this It Ca bond Issue paying off the bonds in in stallments This is vastly better and cheaper than to build short stretches by an annual tax levy Of course in terest will have to be paid upon the bonds but on the other hand the people will have good roads to use and if the use of tho roads is not worth more than the Interest on the bonds required to build them then road building is not worth while The worlds experience Is that good roads are always worth several times what they cost to any community There are many advantages to this plan By building many miles at once It Is practical to have good engineer- Ing supervision and proper specifica tions and tho result will be a well drained a better and a more dqrable road and one that will not cost nearly as muchto maintain an one poorly constructed Again on so large a job contractors will figure lower than upon a small job and the best machinery methods can be employed to ad vantage so it is fair to say that twen ty miles of road built under a single contract will cost from 16 to 20 per 2Road Before Maltland Me This road pnwenta the went possible conditions It is Inhuman to attempt travel under such conditions rful but the he life tbs her and are and find and used and cent less than if built a mile or so at a time Again the roads are all new at the same time and will be far more satisfactory to the people and the benefits will be simultaneous to the whole community Suppose the state in which a given township is situated aids in building permanent roads under the plan that is followed in more than onehalf the states This will make the roads tiiillt amuck lighter burden Let us see hew the matter of taxa ties will affect the owner ef a typical tars by the two plus ef road build lag that is a little each year by an annual tax levy and the other by a bond issue supplemented by state std or in other words by comparing the old Way with the new Ja order te I 1 jt j i A give exact figures and have a concrete example It will bo necesaary+ tq take atyplcal farm iff aome portionrof the planro aet averagdThere Is one reason why thiaw farm should be taken in preference to a farm In any other state except that hencte 1 apply with slight variations to other farms in other states the owners of which by getting the assessed valua then of their township and state can figure out and ascertain each for him self just what the effect will be upon his farm The assessed valuation of an average 160 acre farm In the corn belt of thso hate 600s000 and is out of debt By the old plan suppose there is an annual tax levy for ten years of 60 tenth on one hundred dollars This will produce 3600 per year and in ten years wit total 36000 This money spent un der average local conditions meanse that about halt of it will be wasted and the farm In question will have to pay each year sixty cents on thirty hundred dollars or 1800 per year expenditurewJring ten years and probably vlll produce not much over 18000 worth of roads at what they ought to cost Suppose tile new plan is adopted by issuing bonds to the full constitutional limit of 6 per cent paying the same off in Installments spread over twenty years and letting tho next genera tion who will use the roads help to pay for them The bond limit oc the township In question is 30000 of which exactly 15000 rests upon the farm in question to be paid off one twentieth each year or 750 on ac count of principal each year for twenty years Interest of course wilt be paid annually but will decrease as the bonds are paid off The first years Interest will be5 per cent on 15000 or 750 Add 750 on account of principal and the first years payment on this farm for good roadn is 1500 The tenth year onehalf of the bonds will be paid off and the interest will drop to 376 so that that year the tax will be 1125 The last years payment will to 750 on account of principal and 38 cents on account of interest making a total of 788 Thirty thousand dollars of bond Issue will build far more and tar bet ter roads on a general contract than 36000 spent in ten years on a patchwork plan and the cost to the tax payer will be considerably less as wellNow let ns suppose that Illinois had as it surely needs an uptodate state aid law whereby on half the amount required for building p rma nent roads should bop aid roptastate tax levy If this conditio tanned then the township in question could after raising 30000 draw 30 000 moro from the state and expend 60000 upon highways in their town ship In Illinois less than onethird the property of the state is represented by farms so the state tax will be spread over an immeasurably greater amount of property A tax of ten cents on one hundred dollars for the state will produce nearly 2500000 a year and the state aid tax upon the farm in question will be 300 per year Ins order to raise the second 30000 This state lax would add 300 to the tax bill of the farm In question so the maximum amount per year if 60000 were expended upon the roads of the township would be 1800 per year less than 12 cents per acre per year and take it for a series of years any one who can figure at all will see that the cost to that community spread over a series of years will be even less under the bond contract plan and that they can get by the new plan about three times as much road as they would upon the old In handling road building in this big way It will give an early and practical solution of the good roads problem vastly better and more effective than to pass the hat get tip an entertainment and moneyto Uses of Paper Metal At the great coronations pageant which will be next June when George Is crowned King George IV of Eng land there is to be something entire ly different from anything that has ever happened before Instead of real armor the armor that is to be worn will be made of paper metal There will be exact copies of all the old sets of armor used and the paper metal will be so fixed that the armor made from it will give the appearance of the original l- And it Is said that in the future the metal will be used for almost all outdoor decorations because it is much cheaper than plaster paths and also is waterproof It can be made to represent all the different metals and is so strong that one can jump on it without making any impression on it Planning the House Well said Gifford Berrington cheerfully Ive got the plans for my nW house on the lake shore all fin ished Finished to suit you tot I Nno But the architect is satisfied and thats the bet I can expect Hahal kew about Mrs Berlin ton T Its all right with her too In fact she got that fixed before we started Yweeatbq laid out tke jnipbisanls and wardrobes and ail itho a e had to do WM to build a hue around fkom Cleveland Plain Deals iJ t A Y d- t7 tMUr Ivr 1 After I have refused three other proposals you may como to mo for your final answer Thus did Bet Una deliver the ultimatum Wethorell surveyed her blankly a stunned look taking gradual posses Bion of his face And you wantother admirers suitors A pained expression crept Into Wotherells eyes and caused tho straight black lashes above them to contract sharply Most girls do you know lire a little weakness of the sexa strategy to provide harmless amusement Me have so many diversions and girls s tow Bottlna rose and followed him out the door You take everything too seriously Bobby she said at part ing Then you didnt mean Of course I did stupid 1 she laughed An instant later he waa gone Exquisitely gowned In a morning robe of pale blue Miss Robeson sat toying with her chocolate spoon after a late breakfast Tho maid entered with two letters onn silver tray A glance at tho handwriting on tho back of the largest caused her to abut her lips tight The 1ether letter she merely glanced at and shrugged With eager fingers she broke the seal of thp one fearing the mysterious chirography and with a wildlybeating heart read My Dear Miss Robeson May I take tho liberty of addressing a few I words of Interest and praise to One whom I admire more than words cau expressi You do not know who I am but 1 have seen you thousands of times and watched your career with no triv cal degree of enthusiasm I wish you would let me be your friend Miss Robeson It only at a dis tance My interest in you Is deep an genuine and it would afford mo th Nkeenest satisfaction to be allowed t Ifollow you in your upward march am contribute what small crumbs of encouragement my modest position in the world of literature will permit Sincerely Huntingdon Crosby Bettlna Robeson reread the letter three times in bewildered silence Huntingdon Crosby She had never heard of such a person But perhaps that was an assumed name By way of dismissing the subject from her thoughts she picked up Bobby WetheroHs hastily scrawled and glanced through It He would be very busy for the next wdays he could not come on Friday night o Sunday afternoon eitherand he r gretted exceedingly that he would no 1abe at liberty to take her to the hors- show Tuesday When she reading It Bottlna did a very conctrary thing she stamped her whit slippered foot upon the carpet nut tossed Bobbys letter into the tras basket Then she rose abruptly an crossed the room to a little rosewood writing desk in the corner She would answer Huntingdon Crosby letter In due time came a reply to het carefully worded little note It called undeniably for a response and at Dob was 8U11 extinct the response iwas punctual Crosbys third letter contained an exhaustive pen picture of himself and be requested permission to call Aftci a good deal of reflection Bettlna granted It She was rowing desperate over young WetherelPa neg lectBut her admirer was called south on unexpected business and the gold en opportunity slipped by For several weeks the malls between 1234 G street and Maplewood were kept busy The climax came when Bettina received a proposal 01 marriage byspecial delivery Whet she began to read the maRs endearing words she was shocked horrified But by the time she had reached the slg nature a complete change had comE over her Bobby Wetherell had beer flirting outrageously with the glr across the way nml It took hy cxut ly ten minutes 10 write and uiccpi her mysterious Water The wedding lily broke clear and sparkling as a tapihlrc It had taken n fortnight to make preparations for the event and not oven the Kobeeoh household knew 01 Betthms strange procedure The hour was sot for 11 at the little chapel a block away and prompt ly on the stroke of the hour Miss Bet Una Robeson descended matterof factly from her carriage In front of St Catherines and walked toward the doer A tall man in a dark gray travelini suit was leaning against the little green irpn fence and he joined her at once The minister had preceded them only a moment and the couple entered Ip silence After the ceremony they Btppd looking long and earnestly IntO each others eyes I was half afraid when you saw me youd back out he said the first tc speakThe bride opened her purse and drew forth an engraved card Shjt held it out to him with dancing eyes The name traced upon it was Mrs Robert Knight Wetherell The newlymade groom stared at bet in with nonplussed eyes Oh Bobby she laughed youre the biggest goose When you wrote Vie facial delivery letter ropes you forot and ipo your own name of r ft S r t kjk t t 01 fir J iiEi r L r i it a BARNSLEY ARLINGTON ANDh MADISONVILLE 1 t s WHAT IS IT1kst0A PICNIC at MORTONS GAP 1 j AUGUST 10 1912 GIVEN BY MORTONS STAR JUVENILES No49 r We invite Golden Rule No 53 also Eagle Juvenile No 5 1 to be with us on that day We will march from the Hall at i oclock headed by Mortons Gap Glee Band Incorporate Y ed We will have refreshments of all kinds meats of all kinds and cold drinks Come and enjoy yourself once roref t I at Mortons Gap We will have goodorder on the grounds Everybody is invited to come x There will be speaking at 2 oclock by I E Kdmondsoh of Earlington and Dan M Evans Frank D Rash and Geo C Atkinson x t CommitteeHattie Campbell Flenipe White HarmonrWeaver Johnnie Mitchell Katie L Johnson and Broxiea E White R H Hall and J C Weaver General Manager r J twillbe a potato race by the little boys of the- r Juveniles tOnce Had Distinct Meaning It is interesting to know just why spade is called a spade and just Thedcame from two French words tho ndcustodiandthe words were perverted Into butler and pantry and finally joined into butlers pantry The Domestic Bourbons P 1Some mens idea of keeping abreast ititbe u rains on Sunday afternoons and there jisnt any ball game Ohio State Jour sal Misunderstanding I r 1 First Boarder Will you pus tM cheese Second BoarderHow fillIB it traveling Judge L l L l This handsome bound book should be in every home Earlington and Hopkins county It is interesting enter M taining and elevating You can get this 150 book and the t TwiceaWeek Karliugton Bee one year for i 150+ agile pricear the book alone f f Yiv t M 1

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