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Ir ii ivr wwapgNwey4 + 7 7- ii q awry 4 i a 7= I 4 JS c i t TUESDAY 5 I 4 TUESDAY Iand and FRIDAY PRIOAY AFTERNOON AFTERNOON t IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSiNESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE t I TWENTYTHIRD YEAR F EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY FRIDAl OCTOBER 18 1912 r Ne 84r IHONG 0 LETCHER Made His Initial Hopkins County Address Before Wilson Marshall Club iI i iN THE CITY HALL LASTS NIGtYr IIt The Earlington WilsouMar f shall Club held its regular weekly meeting at the Qity Hall ai l Earlington last night Out of the clubs membership of a little 9 ever 400 there wore about 100 IJprcaenti all sections of Hopkini County being represented tc hear the Hon GO Letchor oi Hend6rsou who was the guest dJ the club and the speaker of the z evening To say that Mr Lat- chter made a good speech would b itrmildiyj aa onfall aides it Waet pronounced ono of the best speeches delivered in thu section of the State in a ton n imo He held his audience to the man for a little overan hour and was frequently interrupted by applause during the speech The reports of the Secretary tend 1renaur wore read and un amfously adopted The Secre tarys report showing something Over 400 members enrolled und the Treasurers report showing that a little ovOlJl00 had bean I subscribed to the Club I 1heuoxt meeting of the Club Will be held at the Earlingtou City Hall Thursday October 24 at 780 p m at which time it is understood that the Hon D H Kincheldo will address the Club For any Itchlnesn of theskip for skid raibes chap pjmpte eicVtry Deans ointment soc at all dryy stolesTHE i BO YDS The Boyds have filled hundreds of ongagementd during the several pad seasons Their extended experience In ninny states and bbforc critical and popular audlcncQS bus given their work nn oxccllonco und a finish that can be obtained In no other way Their requirements of themselves arc of the very highest Of fine musical culture they give nn evenings outer tainment of real worth tbat wins praise from the most exacting and yet such as Is equally enjoyed by those who are Q not musicians In a word they pre sent not only programs that ore high class but programs that please Ditharo pianists hud accompanists both aro singers Mr Boyd is one Of tho cleverest of readers and the two prcsQnt In costume sketches that arc exceedingly Interesting and attractive One feature of their musical pro- gramc that has proved Very popular Is a group of old sougs that were fuvor Ites years ugo Including one or two et tho finest of sacred selections U N TIME CARD Time 01 arrival of trains passing through and departure of trains r originating at Earl Effective Sunday April 9 1911 NOItTIJ IOUND- E olc 1 No 82 625 a nx l i No bam No91 wn 73ipm j o 64 1122 pm 1 BOUlH BOUND No 68 486 atnNo Volt 749 t a m fl NQblH421 pw- tio 931048p m rurIIIITERRURAA TRAINS I NORTH BOUND Np lO n 764 am No 108200Pn0 No V SOUTHBOUND No i05MU 7 lOam NoV 107 1267 in M t t p NP 109 81opm- No111 r i 610 pm I MHE TIME CARD M H IB time card wont into effect Uunday April 9J 1911 Nol1Ueavu645amN i CR R TIME CARD rirrlme of departure of IllinoisCen- traltralnifrQI11lIortonrllIe Ky NORTH AoUND j No lOj 1 pW Th Kb 104 a mrIt = Np1local pfti8Uo48 Am o x xjTd 186v local 6MP m i touxa aguNlirr In 1M Hf lfIWJ1No 1A8 a via No 1211ocalpsu19q pyn- krt I 4+ 4tklli4l i Yi 1a1r 1oo 1 I It I 0- rj c rt a Thousands AttendlngConvintJonofC- hiSUaj Churches in Louisville Loufsvllle IB the Mecca for Dleb plea of Qhrlst this week whore the International Conventions are In session Every roan is bringing train loads of delegates special trains coming froni Washington Chicago Kansas City Indianapolj and dtber of the large cities Bop resentatlves are in attendance from State In the Union AustraliatThe Introduotory session oU Tuesday night at the Armory where the Convention is being hold was tten dodby five thousand people Ad ehveredibyLouisville and novoEL PowI- Tnese were felicitous and gems ot aratprtv L In the basement are exhibition prganizaefleas heathen lauds Publishing houses and pollegos have vied with each other jn their attractive displays forga home of scattered ttirougbout the land and genuine Kentucky hospitality ie be Ing dispensed on every hand Mj Old Kentucky Homd h Isa favorite sonic In the convention The report for the years work exceed those of any previous year and inspiratlona addresses ate being delivered by seine Pf the most eloquent speakers Sunday promises to be a great day when nearly every Protestant pulpit m the city will be filled by visiting preachers and tae Commun ion Service in the afternoon will be attended by about twentythopsand people Tne Earlington pAtty are all on Joying the convention and are pleas antly located Mr and Mrs JBraz oltoti and Howard being at the Wil lardj Mrs li Si Long Mrs John Long MrsW JS Coyle Mrs H L Browningand Helen at the Vatter BOP rand MrBM Vp Ba h sfr Jlfe Seelback and Mrs E B MoEueh with relatives and friends IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW What aHeap pf JHfeppiHess It Would Brujgto arlington Homes x Hard to do housework with an aohtng back rhisYou hours of misery at lea sure or at work If women only knew tho cause that Bachache pains often conic from weak kidneys Twould dave mueh needless woe Doaqs Kidney Pills are for weakI kidneys i Road what an Earlington citizen sayu Mrs Francis Rutherford Earling ton Ky says FQr three years I was afflicted with Kidney trouble I had severe pains in the shall of back especially when stoopplug or lifting and my back ached at night I was all tired out m the morning and folt IanRul and nervous Head ubes wore common and I had dizzy peps that affected my sight The kidney secretions were also iii bad shape ibaVe used Doans Kidney Pills for these troubles and they have brought me great relief I always keep them in the house For sale by all d ealers Frlce 50 cents FpstefMilburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents for the United States- Bemember the nameDoans and take noother Killed in Country Coal Mines Johnnie Moore the ten year old son of W M Moore was in Btantly killed while at work in his fathers mine neart Oharles Wednesday Je was at work with his older brother when tIle rooly caved iu crushing his life out His brother was also caught by thei falling slate And slightly ipjured but managed to work tiiYway put and give the alarm the body of this boy was rescued ina short timettottce- 06My Fiend I ain in the Idle Hour Popularity Contest bd1 ieipeotfnlly ask that mY friends save their coupons for me andl11pmetQ wip theWiatohor Bracelet willappreaiato any favor no Ii tfe hoWlmal1 w 1 1 41iA p J db15u OJ iiJ p ri r 4 6 + i Church Notes e 0 9 N00o00aoeNNZ Christian Church In the absence of the minister there will be uo preaching Sunday Thq Commission service will be conducted by Mr Jas Bast immediately following the Biblq School The Bible School last Sunday reached 150 andythe attendance next Sunday promised to be even larger The Mehs Class is growing ovary Sunday i Freak of Nature Joel MtfPherflon qf Madlsonvilie brought to this office the of a Juueapple tree with an apple on Its half as large as a hen egg Thlsii the firdtime the tree has ever borne andtit1s aleo the first time a June bearapplefruit in October I A Bargain Month This IB the Evansville Courier t annual bargain mouth Subeorlp dons will betaken in October for only 12 00 covering the dally Cour ler by matt one year Thousands oi subscriptions are now being receiv ed by this fine newspaper I CheapeSt accident InsuranceDr Thomll Eleciic Oil Per burns scalds cuts andemer gencies All druggIstS ielllu sjaandjoc Mrs Will Ebylen Drops Dead Mrs Will Ebylen who lives near the Arboretum in this city dropped dead Wednesday after noon She had been in excellent health heretofore The physician says tho cause 5t her death was the bursting of a blood vessel She leaves a husband and one child The funeral will take this afternoon lit Olive Branch Lt te riend6 ftliefinilycf nr sympathy to the bereaved hus band dud baby WrecK on 1 CIA ret end collision pccured on the 10 near Hambys Spa lon Passenger train No 01 ran into the rear end of freight train 261 While it was taking water at the tank and threw nine carBiu the ditch No one VPS njuredand the wreolc was soon cleared The Hon GK 0 Letoher of Hen derson and Ed L Young of Madi onvtlle wee entertalded at the home of Paul Banks after the speak sag last nightWEDO EXPERT Watch AND Jewelry Repairing Prompt seryice f Low prices Guarantee work OUR MOTTO N 4 One job left with us will convinceyou- Hollinger II Truempif JEWELERS AND PPTIGIANS C c j e t rJ r IDLE HOUR CONTEST Still Increasing in InterestNew Leader This Week and Four Others Crowding Her t Interest in the IDLE HOURS Popularity contest is still in creasing nuda new leader ap pears at the i head of the list Miss Katheriue Fenwick is in the jjsad With 57345 votes ttndthero lire four offers crowding her closely ftfr the lead The wily Ifhe voles are shoivinR tip now itX t AB i aa bodys first prizb and the 1eWhO wins is the one wh 1est i 4fhe two prizes offered are valuable1 and ale MrU s 4 rtl1 grkiugfor 1- n SrXDout forget the handsome set MSilverware that is to be award ojto the leader next Friday October 25 Go to workandvint- kIB set of silver guyone in c cap do itrif they try Following is the standing of C ontestants IBS Katheririe Fenwick 57345 Long5092bi3 hiss Florence Floyd o 55725 Miss Nellie McManus 53450 Miss 1 Lelin Vnughn0076M- iss Mary ft Burke85200 Miss Emma Vinsona84525 flf isb Jimmie Emberton88025 Miss Gladys Whitford 24925 liisg Vbronica nanna-224OOi1fssMiss Eunice Drapor19200M- iss Sybil fiftyw 7 JQ QI- Mip Audry OoVbi 17200 CHARLES R TAGQART Charles II Taggart vbasbeen en ertalnlng audiences st since the year 1105 but prior to ten years ago his ork lung largely conQned to Now ingltindf He Ja often styled the Man From Vermont noQtls the state- n which he lives and his rendition of- Plnevllle Folks Is In part descrlp five of the real Yankees near the town where be grew up Mr Taggartsjprogrnins are made up of piano scleptlqns and songs recita ions and character sketches ventrilo qulal dialogues and violin mimicry Among those who have heartily recommended his programs appear such pames as Florence M Klngsley Dr S arkes Cadman Strickland Glllllan and Edward J Wheeler editor of the Literary Digest Mr Taggart has ap peared 200 times In New York city and vicinity alone- Descriptive of his own work k9 pays Uyou are contemplatlngepeud lug an evening with me 1 can assure you that I shall be delighted to see you and I trust that we shall enjoy ourselves to the fullest extent MY aim Is neither to teach nor preach to advise nor lecture I shall not seek to give you Information on any special subject nor to iaflvence yeur minds la any special direction If lean turn your pain ista pleasure by music your worrkw Iqto wonderment bysatelcry and your saflnefta to stniles by humor lit short if I can succeed In lifting the reiJUdburdeRlfromyour life for este8 IM II ki 1 a L I c II 13 4- y BOSTON WINS I Took Eight Games to Decide the Champ lonship By defeating the Hew York champions of the National league 8 to 2 Wednesday in ten innings the Boston Bed Sox w ntheWorlds Champions hi pTh ee playedbetween inn Right games to decide the Contestr THE ANITA SINGING ORCHESTRA F OnoOf the mot popular musical onthislion the Anltn Singing Orchestra This orchestra comprises six talented and refined young ladles Who pre equally entertaining as singers players of Instrumental music nail pantontfmlsts They present a great variety pf music including songs with action and appear in special costumes There Isa grace ful blend of classic with the popular and the sublime with the ridiculous They use no printed or fixed program but sustain a large and repertoire from which it is alwAys convenient to render Rlther a classic sacred or mis I cellancous program as the occasion may demand Mrs Ralph Dunbar formerly with the noted Dunbar Quartet anal Bell Ringers Is with this company and not only participates Jnlts music but gives impersonations which are a delight to eypry audience Ono of her Interpretations is Dicketis A Childs Drream of ft stnrThe Little Dutch Girl Is another selection with Which she always mikes n hit During the seasons of 1911 and 112 there was no company onthe entire list of RedpatU talent which received more hearty commendation from Lyceum commit tees everywhere anti they appeared on some Of tho largest courses I Madisonville Notes 1 returnedBomafondae his aunt in HopkinBvnie Mrs Qeo Watben of this dty returned homeSatiirday from a vial to relatives near Sebree Ky Rev 8 M Bernard Barry Ander son and Ri M Hall left Monday for Louisville to attend the National Conventional the Christian Church The next attraction ab the Gar rick will be the Elks Minstrel of Henderson Oct 23 Wednesday fi W J Dulin accompanied by Dr s Strother lefSaturday for Roches ter Minn MriDuUn will enter thr w Mayo Sanitarium for examinatipix and treatment SoryB drug store will soonAbe ln their old honi made4iew again plisses Isabella Gardiner andt Louise Wilson are visiting friend in Louisville Buvelyllle and Hop kmavflle r i hey Ashby the Advertising Man apfer of the McLeod Store wSspa the sick list Monday Mrand Mrs Oy Oarslyldofti country leftrSaturday to jrisii relyV lives In Illinois r Dr and Mrs JE Taylor and children spent Sunday with rela tives in Clay i Mrs Ernest Eastwood and childften of Morganfleld spent Sunday a with her parents in EatltJKton Miss Bonnie Vera Murphey left i Wednesday for a visit to friends i- nsHopklnsville t Mrs C 0 GiVens returned bornelSunday from Henderson Special Grand Jury Establishes Record Jude Gordon ordered a specs ial Grand Jury Same was emi paneled Tjjesdny niorning Es ks quire Oates ojr DawBon Sdringe lwas elected bythe Court as aForeman The jury received its instrqctjqns and retired tb they Jury room and organized wIth Ji E Day of Dawson as Sheriff 4 and Ernest Newton of Earling Ithrefinal report forty three bills was returned One defendant had t n- beenconvi tqd sentenced to the peniteptary and landed at Eddy IJuryY Harry Bramwell the popular cent I duotor on the Interurban h BmovedJto the Tom Stone place on train StjjMrs Lee Hart and daughter Sybil of Madleonvilje wore in the city ti yesterday visiting Miss EUzabetbI j Victory M Royal BakingPowder AbsolnMPnrel- eonfyMngMmade ape yjstahh u iih IBS L w2 C 11 y t rt l uW 0 Sr1s d p d Y 4- t tI k t f s CPhn fee M MOOn AND PlBLiSHBR 1PAUL FAWOETT R b 4 AND BUSINESS MANAGER IIt IMeMbersF t league a ranch Ofac in Ben Slaton Office to post01fil I + rrile Kenincky PAone N0 242 AILEEN MlIdiSiUJI 4tI Friday October j f t Proverbs of a Young Layman 1 Rr VIrLIA Dt J IIUIiT80IfER A F AH of the future Is unknownand most of tbe present is unappreclaV ritdd The most eloquent part of our prayers IS that part which we can r leel but not utter k Being good means to think good thoughts speak good words and do good deeds 7 The problem ofISOme country + Y CbUrqhfts Is bad roads and of some 4 otberd it tri bad sermons Jesus canie to put now life into the l irof the Old Testament and be bassent us to keep new life in I ts law of the New Testament HowsThisI-I 7 Wo fferOne Hundred Dollars Reward foronr hallsrCatanbCare r 0tJl a t Cheaey for the last1 3 gears and believe him perfectlydonorabteInailbestness transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations pads by his firm WAL tKO KIMNAN ti MARTIN Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Halls Catarh Cure Is taken internally acting F directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free Prlce 750 r per bottle Sold byall Druggists t Take Heirs Family Pills for constipation I Black Dont Show to Advantage Yaasm said Miss Gladys Wash- ingr t ol1 a Vine street belle in reply ta I i tho salesladys repetition of her re i quest I wants a par o silk stock- ingsr and loogy yuhj Whats den things yo sliowln mot Say obmaiv I What klnduh display would black sulk n = fatockins make on a lays t 2eggPIcanaas City Star 4rfir r Horses Used to Mix Clay Horses are used to mix the clay by I reading It in many Argentine brick 1rr41 Instead of employing more emIp machinery IIIii- j 1 r rneftt IIFrom Are IE y- I f The change of life is a most y w critical period in a womans existence d I and the anxiety felt by i t women as it draws near is not S without reason h dei t ranged condition she may be l predisposed to apoplexy or con gestion of sofaao organ At this tumorst4ti are more liable to form and begin j their destructive work Stfcu warning symptoms as l t sent of suffbcationj hot flashes headaches backaches dreadof 3 impending evil timidity sounds 1 in the ears palpitation of the hearty spans before the eyes I irrejutmrifcieb constipWorii van able wetite weakness and nin4u tu dand dizziness are heeded by are the period in when womans expectedIsymptoms are calls from i nature for help The nerves are cryinout for assistance and the rryshould be needed in time s Z die E Pinkhams Vegetables Cimfcound is prepared to meet thejieeds of womens system at thw trying peridd of her life It l lovigdrafes and the f isniale organism YnillWi up i file weakened nervous Bystem t r r s I H Ithas married many womenselY III anc 9 fAii k NNNMISIIS I Advertising Rates t i Display Advertisements Blosrle issue 16d inch Locals and Inside tagos Readers lOo per line Rpflolutlons and Cards of Think 60 per lino Obituary Poetry 6c per Itne r Slight reductions on time pontraet display advertise Also loot 1 that run several montbe vIthoutobange Entered ntthe Earllngton 1 Matter Post Office as Second Claaa j Next Door RrttgsMISS t Telephone cullud jinrf IsJI1 I w A Wonderful Influence in Troubles A year and a halt ago I was taker with a severe attack of kidney trou ble that bOd me to such an ex tent thntmordhine had to be trivet me Was attended by a doctor who prondunced it as stone in the blad der and prescribed Lithia Water 3 took Li water and tablets foi some time and received no relief from them I stopped taking medi cores for some time and having eomi of Dr Kilmers SwampRoot In tht house I decided to try it and M much relieved i while taking thr socdud bottle commenced to paRt gravel in alt at leas t a half a dozer or moro and have not suffered tb t since and in all have taker one bQtUeand a half and feel var grateful to SwampRoot HW SPINKS1 Camp Sill Ala PersonaI1ysppeared before me thl 16th of August 1909 H W Spinks who subsoribed tbe above statement and made oath that same is true ir substance and in factA B LEE- NotaryPubHo f Letter o Dr Kilmer tIlCo Binghamton N Y Prove What SwampBoot Will do for You BinghnmtnnIt wilt convince nnvone You wi also receive a booklet of valuabl information tolling alt about tin bladder When writing be sure and the arllngtoi SemiWeekly Bee Regular lift cent and onedollar size bottles fo sale at all drug stores Many Patent Documents It all the documents stored in the patent office at Washington could be placed end to end they would form a strip that would reach around the earth throe times I I1 FortyFive to Fifty Much Benefited by Lydia I PPkhams Vegetable Compound t I promptly intelligent 1 approaching life iiI1iis i rt strengthens G I Healing Kidney YourEtverytruly tmrs MenaGil1i spie J ONE CASE OUT OF 1LNY TO PROVE OUR OtAPIS St Anne Ill I was jpasinff through the change of life was a prfeot wreck frdh female tlO I had a displacemjiht and bearing down pamsweak fainting s dizzinefeswthen numb and cold pome times my foot and limbs were swollen was irregulalittind d so much bh was nervous irritable a QW s despondent Sometimes iny tk was but more oftehic was not My troubled me at times and Icould walk only distance sawyouradvertisement3naa- pex and took Lydia hams Vegetable Compound and I was hot the At the end of two months the swell ling had gone down lwas re lieved of pain and with ease I continued with the medicine and now I do almost all housework I know your- medleinebas saved me from the grave and I am willin for you to publish anything I write to you for the good oth rsMrsESTELLAGIJ LIfjIIE RFD No4 Box 84j St Anne Ilnoitra i 1 ii Am WoW writes Mrs L R Barker of Bud Ky and can dp all my housework For years I suffered with such pains I could scarcely stand prt my feet After three different doctors had failed to help me I gave Cafduj a trial Now Heel likea new woman B58 Take CARDUIi The Womans Tonic A womans health de pends so much upon her delicate organs that the least trouble there Affects her whole system It Is the little things that count fna womans life and health If you suffer from any of the aches and pains due to womanly weakness take Cardui at once and avoid more seri Otis troubles We urge you to try it Begin today Fear of Dtseaies In False Hair Clevelands health officer la said to claim that the false hair worn by worn dangerousiwoman deplores as insanitary In some states they are gathering data to show the number of contagious I senses which can be traced directly to also hair National Food Magazine o COLORED COI TJltir IREVr Si EVANS EDITOR The 0 M E Church was filled tits utmost caQaoitjj last Sunday af tornoon The occasion was the lay Ing of the cornerstone by the Oflt Follows Lodge of this city asslatec by vUlting lodges The sermon wai pfaoUedby Rev T Tlraberlake pastor of the First Baptist Church Mayfield Ky The sermdn wall a perfect gem and no doubt made a lasting impression upon his hearers Repair work is being don o on the Masonic Hall by Mr Waters a col ored carpenter from MadlsoivvJlle Rev J R Evans who spent last week in Dawson toktrg a muck needed rest has returned with renewed energy to resume his work Ho preached for tho peopls of Dawson while thoro and preached at both services for Rev Leavell In Princeton Ky last Sunday The people of Princeton say they want to heat him again Rev U S Smith of Paducab passed through Tuesday anroute to Madisonville on business The Corner stono of the Colored Graded School of Madlsonvllle was laid by the Masons last Sunday The mines andovens are now run ning at full blast Let our people prepare now for the rainy day Rev Wblteside In now In the midst of ft great revivalat Eastvlew Baptist Church Mad isonpille Dont forget tbe Rally at the Mt ZIon Baptist Church Nov 17 1012 Each Brother la asked to contribute 200 and each Sister 100 Mrs Millie Earl and son John Henry have just returned from an extended visito Princeton mud where she had a delightful stay with her mother and friendsr Roy T W PeUls of Hopkinsvllle on his return from Wheatcroft spent few hours with us Tuesday TRIMMINGS t trjDress line off i I kind j f J 7 L ERNEST NEWTONut To the PubliciI am now entering upon my tenth year in the l blacksmith business at the sin old stand a In theJf I meantime manyothers have come arid gone I ex NT I pect to continue to dp satisfactory work if possibly At any time any thing done at my place not entirely satisfactory I can be found there ready andanxious A v Oi to make some perfectly satisfactory as all work is done on positive guarantee l am prepared Jo do i alt kinds of repairt-owork andk Horse Shoeing special j v v f ty Prices I V reasonableOiverne a triala 1Co 1j NtWNNuIIi SM SLATON UNDERTAKER Funinl Director ac1si Effllaliir 1 0 A2neXlcr eai11 cietiitt Iaayo7 Night I DOOR TO POST OFFICE I OfficePLec 1242 R24r3aedaece I MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY rI r44 YNmJHMm1J YINHJnA f YI r WE DO ONLY THE BEST JOB WORK I ti S rA merchant is a professipnsal m nItHe miisf know where arid wliat to buyi andihard aiu ntr l Our success is due to our buying Selling is easy you show extra values Come 1 x andsee our line oft Ladies Coat Suits1 Goats Dress Gbodis Silks etc andYll will readily recognizer great varues I 1 a t Leading Lady Suits I Dress Goods 1 I We carry nothing but the best of everything in this All the leading materials of the season u I line L y Diagonals Rattine Weave Bed 7 WeshayeJJust recced I 25 rnoiie of fordords etc ave tKeiS ln those FAMOUS EADIN LAall then hady must se6 1 i- I DY SUITS in all of thershades light gray amber brown navy and black in sizes l4 to 55 n jI 1 i I rM SILKS These Suits will bei placed on sale afc v 12 50t 27N50ta u ThesesuitsaI tailored by high teojst Fancy Stripped Messalme Fan class tai haveforsyouenandare linedill n t gte v an J tlst y 4 ingWe would baglad to ave you the materials for evening and partir dressesshopj 1 I MAsIILr Ii A complete every t C Lf i- IS f a a 1- yr NEXT M when j McLEOD STORETHE 2 1 11 INCORPORATEDI Ontheqoare MadisonviIIeKentucKjt p c 1tf 7f tI n J tlG1LtL v- IflpI I J 11 0 t f i gL1 lt fz- n 1 t i i 7J r 1 7- t 1 1 J i W = I ItCH MORTON 1 J i SONVILLE RYr I a f Funeral Director and Embalmer I Call Answered POioptlYa or Night JrJr J 0Jrr1t1tlIlU who whispe18 down a wellrAtari the things he has tosell sever mp a crop of dollars like he who climbs a tree and hollers News of the TownI fro L W Bice of Weir Ky a former citizen of this city spent yesterday here with friends Miss Ola Shaver who has been liikm Madlaonvtlle for the past 6 VekB will return home today JO peccant discount on Flower lieie this week all sizes SISK BOOK c S1oRL Madlspnvllle Ky Mrs Elmer Lynn spent Wednes d afternoon In Madisonvllle on bslnessIMrs H L Bramwell made a vis Jt to Maalsonvllle Wednesday afternoon Just received a complete line of Childrens cloaksAlt sizes styles and prices at MoLHbD STOR- EMadlsonvlhel3y Mrs Harry S Corey spent Wedr neaday afternoon In Madlsonvllle visiting friends Mrs Harriett Browning spout Wednesday afternoon In Madison villa visiting friends Uedame P p Davis Hath Hewlett and Buck Shaver spent Sunday with Ors E Hogan at w II r Mrs Thomas sultan spent a tow hours Jn the city Wednesday afternoon enroute to her nome In Hop klnsville v 1 Mrs T H Stone spent Wednes day evening In the city VjBitIng friends Wartimper t Newest shades and patterns SISK Book STonE tMadtsonvlUeIY t Mr and Mrs James R Rash spent Wednesday afternoon Ja the city visiting friends Geo Holtzlaw of Sebree was in tbeclttWednfMdalaf rpoon on business vsIUngfrlends Mrs Neat Kestnqr made a busi ness trip to the county seat IVed nesday afternoon See outs ad of Stronger Than the Latonthll pageBakerH- ickman Several of our citizens are on the special grand Jury that Is In session In the county seat this week Mrs M E Henry spent yesterday vllmlvKfrlends ONE ROP tf BOWtSON PWtTRY CURE flown a chicks throat cures theilrfnktngprevents cholera diarrhoea OneWeIBtsSample eases yowjs sent FREE l Bwrfcri RMH4y Co legtw ry r Sold by ST B1RXAD MINING CO Incorporated Drug Department n sea DEVILBTh1 Guaranteed Atomizers There are few homes where the Atomizerls not used in 1J tome form it Sometime and with i view of making if poi ble for you to acquire the best artic1eofJhisJtn ontli mat Af r ket we have very recently added therDeVilbiss line to our stock This Atomizer is manufactured ba tlrmwKicHhavehad- f years of experience jn the business and are every vhere recog nizedas producers of strictly quality goods a fact which fie think will our serious consideration and help us With little argument convincaVu that DeVilbiss Atomizer is xin wany respects superior to all other Aomizersr Following are shown three of the most popular numbers with prices which we feel lure you will agree are most reason s ah1e f I r Pnoe1251 L Please Bear in mind the fact that all parts 6f the Atomizer I except the bulb which is of rubber of course afeMnade either 1 undergstand the ease and simplicity with which the Atpmizer can be j kept in a perfectiYSanitaryy orzwashing lnnowa its efficiencyni i t 5ocjirs r 3 1 t ur w wf 0 Q I Pr I Y Only 14 more ladies can have teH- QOSIERatPEOIAL SI PER WEEK The Hoosier Special Saves Miles of steps for Tired reef fir Come let ussh6w yot r 19itJr5 v wily thfs Wpti thevbesy v n i i one maiaeahd why it is such I a step saver 4 G A MORTON Furniture Carpet and Dra 1baair i perics f f I U Funeral Director and Eat hal uY Miss Elizabeth Victory spent Wednesday afternoon In tho county seat visiting frienMs- The lines of the Leading Lady Suits are entirely different many Others Dont taU to see these suits at the 0 MoLEOD STORE Madisonvllle Ky litton Long who has been sick In New De Cauter Ala for some weeks is bettor and able to s tupl and is out of danger Mr Long was a citizen of this oltyfor several years and has many friends who wish him speedy recovery Mesdames Wallace and Calvin Veasy of Providence who lave bon visiting lit the city havroi turned home Window Shaderin all colors and sizes made to order at side BOOK STORE v MadiBonvllle Ky L Ed Hearer had charge of the jn terurban yesterday while conductor Bramwell was taking a day off Miss Ola Shaver who has peen quite sick at the home of her cousin J 0 Ooffman in Madlsouville was brought home last evening gee our ad of vJtrongerfThan the xawton thlspageBakar do- Hi roan ulte a dumbeyadli4fvliie oiti zenwer c at the speaking laat night Mlsa Amelift Ban a1who under waut an dperatibn for appendlM1Bt- St Thomas hospital in NashVlU- ebst week Is getting along nicely Mrs Jno Bryon of Bladlspnvillo attended services at the Oatholic church and visited the father yes terday Stronger Than the Lawthe best shoe fur farmers Every pair guaranteed by ourselves aid the manufaoturerfr =Baker Hiokman Mrs Fannie Weldon And son Ray mon anaMss Nary Ellen Burke will visit friends in Nashville for a few days Bernard Robarda of Shamrock spout theoftyl FOR FALLING HAIR You Ban No Risk When You Use This Remedy We promise you that If your hall Is falling out and you have not let It fCO too far you can repair the dam age already done dy Using Bexat 03 Hair Tonic with persisAencj and regularity for a reasonable length of time It is a scientific cleansing antiseptic germldldal preparation that destroys microbes stimulates good circulation around the hair roots promotes hair pour Isliment removes dandruff and act to restore hair health It is as pleasant to use as pure water and Is del icately perfumed It is a real toilet necessity We want you to try Rexall v93 Hair Tonic with our promise that- It wjll cost ou nothing unless you- arepprfecttysatisfied with its use Jt comes In two sizesr prices 50o and 1X Remember you can obtain Rexall Remedies in this community only at our storeThe Bexall Store St Bernard Mining Co Incorpora- tedI Drug Department phas Blackburn and family of this city are visiting in Linton JfniJ Mr Blackburn is train dispatcher for the L N RnCp Mrs Sis Davis of St Charles Ky is visiting hot daughter dire Ina- Simmsln Linton IndI lean save you money on your fall suit Let me show you my samples WALTXBN MARTXN William Burke an old JEarUngton boy has accepted a lucrative posi tion in California Mrand Mrs Morris Lenahan and baby whobavebeonin Paduacli for several years have returned to Earl and he has accepted a pos- ttionttpiththe L N x Stronger Than the Law as best wearlug Bhoe ever keAs1 the man that has worn them Baker Hickman Mrs E B McEUen is visiting re lathes In Louisville this week Miss Annie Moore spent Sunday in Madlsonville with her sister tnIProctor Ashby of the office- spent this morning Irt the city on businpssI WJ mull and D D Woodruff oCSi Charles were bL the city to r dayAJrox Supt of schools passed through the city this morning en route lor St Charles Anyone interested in buying a home for either home or renfirig purpdaes canflnd outfvSomethlng to their advantage by calling at the Bee office A dispatch says NW Yprk fit to haves building 62 stories lb with a flag pole 160 feet aboye t tThe whole thing sounds ijke another story which makes 63 in all Miss Bartie Jennings who has been visiting bet sister Mrs Jobn Longstaf m Elkton tor the past week returned home saturdavmorn- lug StrongertTanthe LawuPI near waterproof as leather can be made Baker do Hlokman Mrs a L BJatr w nand daughter Miss Dorothy spent Saturday in Eransviile shopping and visiting relatives Wm Deveng spent Saturday in Evausvilie with his brother Mal wh6 has beets sick for some time Ja8SkeenWhQ has been attending the Baptist Convention at Cor Inth returned home Saturday morningMr Mrs W N Clark attended the Convention of aptistat Cor nth last week the returned home Saturday morning I 6 +149 r Rhea you feel aull out of sorts dIeouraged 7 kalf 10kudeYerftklnC seeds to ba jrola jrteng oucan blame on 7our liver Itxta fteryld You R 8c1 It HERBINEA AULivtr PisordtrsJL wS55H7Iilr r l torpid 1t throws lmpuiltleB latd the irystenr whlch ttmpr vpry organ in the body The result fAthat funs tlomal preo WK8 are not properly carried on ImpurltlM set into the blood the stomach la bilious the kidneys weak and the bowels 4rr ular generally constipated Hsrbtne clears put all these Ikipurltle opens up the obstructed channels strengthens the J1Y r cleanups the blood purifies and regulates the bowels After tha vyatera has been thus overhauled there Is an Immediate Improvement t Appetite returns digestion la good the rise the mind clears oreloomy forebodings and verythlns lgoksbright end cheerful whichmeans vpuiad healthy Conditions everywhere In the body Prlc 50c per Bottl JAMES F MUUHW MPJiImII ST UMNt MfcV 4 Te ears Smarting Kjrrlmll Sere Eyes or Weak tugkwq 8teIieM Sye SalveQNf N MM V ST BERNARl MINING CO Incorporated Drug Department nr + +r r 8 I 4- r j- D A F I b Strong ffl1an The Law J menrrp ourSOUDLEAnttR SOLES 1 1 1 Store You can take a saYihatchet or knife and diwect the f p aStr nger han The and youll find ihonestly t rmadeofloodlthrthrugh and through Itis a Star t Brand Shoot Chrometannedas leather can be made You cant tear this leather and you Can hardly wear jt out V The counters heels anddouble soles ate of the finest sale leather This shoe is put together so It wont rip It will keep your feet dry and glrsjrou double wear StrongerThanTheoLawhas in tne world It Is the strongest and longest wearing shoe made It is both comfortable and good looking We are specialagents forStar Brndshoes We have one of these shoes cutup to show how it ywithit Q LAflhby spent Saturday in with his parents who live in thatolty Mrs Wi S McGrary and Mrs John Long spent Saturday In Mortons Gap with Mrs H L Browning Quite a number of our young la dies were out m the country Saturday nutting and carried their Lunch with seen tHat Shit at the v MdLEOb STORE Ky EL Wise and D P Banks made I USinesB trip to tbe County Sett today Mrs Dave Smith spent today in visiting mends and relatives The Hand of Rex This plQtnre is one of tie best of the Rex productionB You know wHat that pcads It s a- btK strong drama hat wUYhoJd you in spoil bound Interest REEL TWO The Last 101 Bison are tile lee word In Western pictures They are big with a big story and big cast and thrill thro and throe with dare devil feats of riding and flgbtlnp REEL THREE The Double Gross Eclair A dandy little comedy drama After you see this piotare yoq will think that Love Is a bad thing to fool with shoes are made for men boys and youths at 225up to 350 Also for women misses and children at 150 dfup to 225 f Star Brand shoes ere made In j over 700 style In our own modem factories Every pair is made of GOOD leather Nosubstl tutes for leather ate ever used N Always ask for and insist on having s fStar Brand shoeS Look for the t y Star on the heel It protects your against inferior shoes many otwhlch 1 are made by convict labor Dont let any merchant offer you P- flS t om thl t ad Come to use forStrongerThanTheLa and afull line of other Star Brand i shoes r 1 t1 I F S 1 M I W L Baker Hickman I y Hopkinsvllle them- Haveyoti LeadlngLady Madfspnville h Madisonvllle Mystery i Resource lOlBIsptvplotures StrongerThanTheLaw I nestlyf t t Judge S0 Pratt of Hor kinavilla iV o spent yoaterday In the city on busi f r ness and to visit friends tPt Mrs Buck Shaver of Nashville ispentwith her sister who is sick In that city Take your pictures for framing to F SISK BOOK STORK Madlsonville Ky a IttMiss Lizzie DeMoss of Madisoniyule was In the qity this morning L o on business J 1 Miss Zilpah Morehead made a sirN c It to friends Madlsonville today i i James Maloney the Merchant AI spent ft few1 hours In Madlsonville teday Ilh 1IDLE HOUR c i- TONIGHTr Dpi 1IThe Passion 1 Play- I 0 PART ONEr1 Birth aAJ Chtldhrod of Christ i J PART TWO t i Miracles J t i PART THREE t i PmsswR DuthI Re iicfifHIr A is J AC IUMlJ l CAnst- I 1 c d THECASTllJDlS T HlSD1SdJPLESPlLATEKING HEtiOJ t- t 4 And alt Ancient Characters with 500 ROMAN SOLDIERS AND CIVILIANS t 1 T We we proud of the pictures we are showing tonight tiedd we will venture to say that never in the history of Earlidgton liana you been able to see such a show at suchsprides First show starts at 6UO Admissions adults 15c I children iQo If HUT lt110 ttONothingTooGood r l t Jh l i u CJI 1 4 iv gx r t 0 r I f iBLIiCK1i3Sir1 IIoSiERLY1 LSPle PQoLGlovj We Carry the Tough as Leath- erf Stockings for Your I T v CheldJ iIV They are the famous Black Cat brand You know the kind stockings the children can go out in 4 t the woods the berry bushes the streets arid the play groundk without bringing home hours of darning for you V Black Catvvj f f stockings are the ones with nine lives They are the only stockings made with the Extended F Heel J which doubles the life of the heel V Whenyouconie in to buythenbe sure to look at the Black Cat brand for all the rest of the familyr yourself your Husbaud and the Misses Misses and Boys sizes run up to size 11 BarnesCowand 7 Company Incorporated i Earlington I Kentucky ADDITIONAL HEWS OF THE TOWN Miss Arya Rhea made friends in the County Seat a visit thla after noon 1 Miss Goldie Chandler who has been quite ill for 8everaiday8 is re ported better to the deligHt of her many friends t i ROOMERS WANTED Gentle men can get room in good location Apply at this office Mrs G D Cowell was jm Madison yllle Wednesday on business If yon want gaud Painted China call atSISK BROS BOOK STORE 4 S Madisoriville Ky N E McKmnon has moved in the two story house of Mrs J M Victory on Main St Mrs t annie Weldon and son Ray mon of Albany New York ate vIs= j Sting Miss Mary Ellen Burke fora month fItr r For SaleA small coal cook stove TtVill sell cheap In gobd condition MRSMiss Virgie Kllroy is spending a Sew weeks in Hopklnsville with friends and relatives 0 LOSTOne Drug et detweec Opera house and J R Rashs tarm Anyone finding same will be liberal rewarded by delivering same to Judge BenUett OFFICE Earllngtoh Ky Mrs GDCoVell left yesterday for Greenville Ky where She will be the guestof Mrs J no X Taylor for several days Bibles and Wall Mottoes all grades and prices Pictures of Jesus Christ as Infant youth Crucified and Ideal IQo for the four Can furnish you any book published WALTER N MARTIN The Ladles of the St Margarets Guild take great pleasure in an nouncing to the public that Mrs Corbitt has tendered the use of her Studio for the Housekeepers Bazaar and Club lunch which will occur Saturday October 19th beginning 180 p m Many beautiful and use = i EveryoneI Lightning Kills 96 Sheep During an electrical storm near Cable Cove Ore + a flash of lightning plowed Its way through a huddled herd of sheep and left 9G carcasses la its path = + ts Qi ouR JT1AlJ so DEAt TI tFtj11 = f1 IjiilttI 1 1 f t j thetg The Clothes we Make ate the Best Clothes Made IJ A short story but a true one It means a saving to you when you buy from us of from r 20 to 25 per cent providing you buy clothes of the same class elsewhere When you buy here you buy from an authoritivosource tlqall our k fabrics are from the worlds best looms Our Y designers and tailors 1narethe best in the r crafts As to styles tve are ip constant touchy with the worlds fashion centers and creators Price for every man t Suits lO tpr85 Overcoats 10 to 50 Raincoats 10 to 25 We are strong on Suits and Overcoats at- 15tu25ti FAMOUS MONUMENTS OF THE WORLD Write us today for the beautiful work in colors Instructive as well as an artistic historic r and style book It is free tn IT PAYS TO TRADE HERE 1cIb CITY DIRECTORY MayorF D Bash Police A JjBfamett Chief of PoliceWmBradlep NightUhtofJ Hhmbyk Clerk PPrloe TroasurerFraul B Arnold City Physician W II Nlubet City Eugpiettlt EWhlpflor Street Commissioner Couuollmen Madison Qldbam J M Oaneler Gee 0 Atkinson rThos Blair O M Henry Meeting nlgbt first Motda nl htln each month School 1rusteoPAulMMoore Board of Health Ed M Trahorn G Gilbert King and Curtis B Johnson M D- PostmaeterChas Cowell FIRE PEPABTMBJWyH Dt BoR ors CbleP F B Assistant Chief i Ohaa Barnett Captain i Claude Long Gilbert Long W D CavaneBB Brick Southworth Baker FuRato Goo T Miller Will Ray burn Bryant DealFiremen CHURCHES CATHOLIC OHUBOH First mass eyerySunday and holy day at 700 am mass and preaohinp 980 Hi Vespenandbenedlotlon 7- pm Rev JP CHRISTIAN Sunday school lit 980 a m Preaphlng every Lords day at 1045 a tn and 7 45 r m Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 7180 p in REV HJ BRAfcELTON Pastor tqlar8orvldothird Prayer meeting Thursday evonlhv at780 Sundayschool at 230 p m Class meeting second Sunday at 1080 amREV G W DAME Pastor M E OHUBOH tioo igItV W O Brandon pastorServl sollevery Sunday at 11 a m and 74op m Sunday school at 83Q am Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 780 oclock Ladies Society every Mondays after noon Ofllclal Board meeting Mon dav after first Sunday iir each mouth MISSIONARY BAPTIST OHtJROH has services 2nd and 4th Sunday in each month also Satui day night be followingeydhShhday desday evening Sabbath school Dr A 0 Sisk Supt Ladies Aid meets each Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock Pattor W H Gregor of Louisville ynNFKAi BAPTIST OHUBOH Services lourth Sun Jay morning and evening in each mouth and Satur Prayermeetingschool 2p m- REV T J LYNN Pastor 2ndnand 4tu night at 745 at the Library Sunday School at 3 p in REV GEO O ABBITT Rector LODGES Masonic LodgeE W Turner FridaysinG Th WEJL Sec Victoria Lodge oS1 Iot P moots every Monday night Visit ore welcomeY ERNEST NEVVTON i K of R and 8 Hopkins Lodge A au W No 501 moots every rl1Ur8diYtlf ht 1 Q WALKitSeu EarllnatonNonigbi in each month- MBBVBKRTHA UMSTEAD Boo DeRreOQf Honor No 10 meets 1st 3rd nights In eauh- month Miss LIZZIE Hupp Soc Bon Hut Lodge EArlln toll Court No 55 meets every 1st and lard Monday night at old Masonic DR 0B JoHNSbN Bcrlbu Stan WAtte Tribe No 57Bed Mett meets sleepHARRY O of B CatalpuCampday night members are ear nestly requested to bo there BERNARD WALTON Clerk MONROE DAVIS Deputy Clerk Modern Woodmen of the World Np 11992 meets every Wednesday Y QWALKER Sec atMadisonvilloJ F DKMPSKY Exalted Ruler Rein S WILSON Secretary UD 0- meetslstrhursdaY In each inontb at 280 pm MRS EMMA DAVIS Pros BaUlHltiVwill uiomherslnvitodtoWlluOARBlOAK la1iInvitedLodgesnCostly Camels Halr The most costly olan the white animal hairs Imported is that of the camel The camel Is commonly ofa dirty brown color but parts of its body may bo white as may bo streaks In its mane called veins The camels hair is of superior strength and Its fine whlto hair of sufficient length Ii used as a substitute for natural white human hair White hair of the came is worth X26 an ounce Once Exclusive Pet of Royalty V The Pekingese spaniel or lion dog now BO popular among dog boy- ars was formerly an exclusive posses sion of Chinas rulers and It was a capital offense to remove one of the diminutive creatures from the Imperial palace A pair of them were brought to Europe after the capture of Pekln In 1860 and from these and a few others the American specimens ol the breed are descended Immftiwe Russian Forests t Russian state forests cover 63700 000 acres J I can tm I 10 2I c l r ALL I ii I Sq- I I 1j f J It t rQi el F F1 J IJo t SEE IN AD ITS SO and buying this for and be are out that will can this f I I Hosiery Underpriced I vVomens Fancy Hose is and 25c good i serviceable stocking for home use 5e 1 Womens Black Hose perfect a per pair nv e 7o k Womens Lisle goods I5c 1 1cK Y r Womens ick Hose weight per a fect I9c value ic10 I Womens bargain a genuine natural Ba 4brig an out size hose value ens fine Mercerized Black Hoset l1gt1yLi fipa 25c gradet Womens Black 50c i v V Black Worsted Hose assorted and J5c qualities v i Womens Wool Hos 25c grade perfect- goods i P Yr v V 1iBlack Ribbed Hose sole fand I knee high spliced a splehdidtt5c alUe 7 12 10 9 fl 2 v r iv 1 1C Boy very 2x2 Bibbed strongF f and g90dsriatl sizes i PMens H avy qr n im- perfeet4 J4 l f Vf rI 1imperfectBlack medium weight I5c socks slightly jr two tone Silk Socks pe i 2Weav e 0 1 50t Mens weifht pure Silk perfect regular 50c value i y 37e c 0if 11 Thc Bell Has Rung On Straw Hats Put away that old summer straw hat and come to yourFallare to furnish the genuine article wool the lowest pricesJ2 w h cn We have v B in t wpIGXItYi11 J s Alpines and Telescopes also the Fam us in Telescopes and Al p1nes You nbi vUmistake latest styles in John Stetsons worlds Swann A1 You purchase your Fall and Winter hat from this store v Remember we guarantee your moneys worth and satisfactionf Callon us when you are ready to purchase and we save you money ST BERNARD MINING CO INCORPORATED J R GOYLE Manager Stores pr r ActQ1r Underselling Sale I pJi uiis wui At i 44 i pi f JJ2 KentuckT 1 f A 11 IF YOU IT OUR 0- i4 our F4 Winter week the bargains in Underwear 4Hosiery ReadytoWear Clothing cannot duplicated When the 4 closed be dlwe get season I C holcepetpalr Black Hosejperfect qualityu Ribbed heavy regular25c lie ImperfeCt graded Xv728cWoriiens 50c C Black 425c double ii- I heel perfectzgogds J i heavy Hose extra durable perfect 11Socks slightly t Otin Mens J ijiiiOi 25cvalud t Winter Socks 1gopds last prepared yourwith in at Hat make the to give you t Underwear llnderpricecl = 1 y Mens fleeced Shirts and drawers perfect goods i J plurnp weight a 30c value for 25e 4o t Menistandard Ribbed Fleeced shirts and drawers toJ rt rig odsbc value at Of fA+ ic 35c 1 J t vMns Heaviest Fleeced shirts and drawers I1 weight 2 t l full 4 Ibsv to dozen 5bc value 7 v 35c f fii ji Womens i Ribbed Fleeced UniOIS its J ll bleached 1 f slightly imperfect in slzes34 36 38 only 60c l I yalueTi f izse t r Womens Bleached I Ve tsand pants all sizes 34t6 P 1 t 44 slightly imperfect f6cvaIUeiV 6 la lIeilltii Womens FlheRibbed bleached Vests ajid Pants i 1 slightly imperfect quality regular Soc value 33e Ii i W6mhs Fine Bleached Union Suits in I extra sizes Vljl only 40 to 44 busts regular iQO value slightly im 4eV 1t1 I Womeiis very fine hand finished Silk and wool V V union shits in dies 36 an38 bust only very slight r imperfections regular 266 valued 125VChildrens Ribbed Fleecedstd Pants broken lots almost all sizes 250 Vami J5e 4 1ii Lots of Bargains in Every Depart entJiAV- 1 g r I- rw74 I t w IIn J srw iIri erC i I II J rL