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Digital page images are linked to the text file. v 1pwn rnYiYfdy e 114 t 4- r CJ Yi TJSOAY1 tir I d iiJF1 I i IF yOU DONTADVERTISE ybURUSINESSADVERTISE JTF SALE Ii0- PK t d TWENnTHIRD YEAREARLtNG1ON N I S fUNTf K1y FRIDAY NOVEMBER I 1912 No 88 + c I k WISEIE L l Democratic Nomineefor Mayor pf Earlington a Will appreciate the vote and influence i of every Dem i ocrat and the progressives of other parties I TuesdayIf1 Nov 5th Polls v Open 6a m t to 4 p m ioI t SM E Church South Regular services at the 11 E Church South next Snbhnth morning subject Gratitude The public is cordially invited U to attend nil services Cirbtiaa Chuck Bible School 080 ank Lord Sin r 1d4k nt Ereaclli lfm andtUJIII ap m Pablicrcordiit ly Jj iirted to tost- Yeriaetma V servcesI it X Cluck South IITile now Methodist Ohuroh u o Mortops Gap is progressing nice ly Thursday evening at the home of Mr J Rc Cavanaugh after prayer meeting Womans Homo Missionary Society with tIn assistance of R vV A Grant was formed Tne pastor Rv Walter N Martin will preach Sunday morning at 11 a inon Little Sins and at 780 pim on Friendship at the Odd Fellow Hall All are inc vitod The Missionary Society will jneet8gdayfc afternoon at 280 with Mrs Joe Ohildorsi r The revival at the Methodist Church of Mudisonville is grow ing in interest anr many addi tions arts being made to the church Sunday night the church r iwaspacked to overflowing and r many were unable to gain ad i mittance Riv Winiberly lRcler livcring some splendid sermons and the music is about the best over heard in the city Rev S M Bernard of the Christian Ohnrch at Madisonville has resigned and will take up work in a new field His future home will be iu California his many friends regret hid leaving Stop That Ache Any sake or pain In any iiart o the body can bn relieved with Sliipps Quick Relief Linmifnt 100 reward and the purchase price is lilitrall9 Try it and see SOc at all DrurfgislB IDe th Angel Visits Earlington death angel visited Earl trhe Wednesday afternoon five oclock and bore her eternal resting place th spirit of Mrs Gen tiV Bates the young wife of Geo W Bates Mrs Bates had been ill fut a number of weeks and her life hung by n thread for several lays She wus kept breathing by th inhalation of oxygen for sometime Dnrins her illness with typhoid pneumonia her mother and father and two brothers via Anted her and twoof Mr Bates sisters wer Kerr trot al had re turned to their houses and her father was the only one of these relatives present at the time of her death She had long been u member ofthe Baptist Church ind was a consecrated Christian She WitS moved to Lebanon Tenn her childhood home for d accompaniesSit this cJty Tim mny friguds liusbandeYtensd pout of sorrow handtattune of BALLARD8 SNOW LINIMENT It quickly relieves itching or tenderness of the flesh Price 2Gc 50o and 4100 per bottle Bold 8t Bernard Muting Co 10- corporatad Drug Department Strionily Injured The little son of J W Elliott of the Mortons Gap country was kicked by a mule Wednesday I seriously injured His skull anis thought to be fractured The many friends of this excellent family trust the injury will not prov9 ratarr Hon Ruby Uffoon to Speak The Hon Ruby Laffoon o Madisonvillo will speak at the Opera House iu this city Monday night Nov 4ih on the political issues of the day He is an elo merit orator cud will please all who hear him A special invite lieu is extended to time ladies 1 t ROYAL lI s BAKINGPoWDER e ABSOLUTELYPURE p IIl Cooking under modem methods andcon veniences is made so attractive the whole family is becoming interested U These biscuits are delicious this cake is iexcellent says the fatherJDagethem says the daughter both father and daughter beam with pleasure i Royal Baking Powder has made home baking a success a pleasure andaixoftand N = the best cooking today the world over is done with its aid I n r ty F i s a a Taft Not a rtylo Brownsville Affair In view of a disposition to Iii v part of the blame for the Browns ville affair on Williams1HTlfhYho wrr Secretary of War when Theodore Rosevelt as President nftihe United States dismissed the Twenty fifth 061or4d Infan tr frQmi the service of tine government the New York Agej u newspaper printed by and for the colored people of thifj country recrtjls that on this Seventh of August 1008 President Roosevelt oleo+ ra fled to Scrod h Taft from Porto Rco directing that his Order of dismissal be enforced unless there are new facts of such importance as to warrant your cablin me lcare nothing whatever said the President for off fence wa heinous and the pttnts1tibautliufligtedafter due 3 lib J oration i W- It is a matter of rt cord n sat aS thr Ae which proposes to poR the responsibility exactlywhere it bfelonsj that Secretary Tuft held up the discharge prderifprfiy ays while President loose= velt was MM the high seasdidr not ruljion the order for execution until he receivetIJPfi8iiJenfctrRoosevelts cablegram from Puuceir SecretbusinesseUntil nfter the got r t run and tire Colonels friends thoughtthey could gnitl u point for him and take one away from the President by contriving a new history William H Taft was at thhtne ot the Browsville incident the subordinate of Theodore Rboseviolt tHj Icnew it Mrlnft knew it the Twenty fifth Oolored Intfintry knew it+ the country know ime posed after due deliberation Racsedelt assumed the respo- nsibilityall the responBibilibyjj haii ought to end the controversy LEXINGTON LEADER d Brilliant Reception in Honor of T tVICTORYHART Wedding Last j Wednesday Evening The wedding of Miss Eliz beth Victory of t i city a n Mr Brent Hart of Madison viI1e which was solemnized Wednesday evening ac 530 was most beautiful and impressive Rev McParlaud of the Catholic Church officiating the brides sisters Misses Margaret and Catherine being her atteuduntar 3 The reception given r at tilts home of her mother Mrs J Ml Viotory in thiecitfrom the hours of 8 to 11 was the most brilliant event given in this part of the State in years The typi cal old Colonial home was on throe occasion more than i beautiful each room being transformed into a veritable bow r9Jrosts The floral environment of the French parlors finished in blue and gold where the bridal party received was exceedingly at tractive tall Dresden jars and antique vases being filled with gorgeous American beauty roses The musioroom and librarywere decorated in the same flower andfsmilax and beauty roses while jars filled with American beau ties were arranged in every con ceivable place The halls were decorated in quantities of huge white chrys anthemums arranged iu a greenery of smilax and ferns and from an alcove in the back hall floated soft sweet strains of music furnished by Charleys Band Tlie color scheme of pink und white WI artistically carried oufj iuthe deloration in the dining room Quantities of pink La v France rinses were arranged in vases of cut glass on the buffet mantel and china cabinet while the table was wreathed in La France roses and terns Out glass candle sticks holding white tap ers and hooded with pink silk rosebnd shades were placed at intervals on the mahogany table on lace doilies The wedding cake iced in white with a gor geous bouqueJt of crystulized chrysanthemums was placed as a center piece A canopy pf interwoven pink tulle draped from the four corners of the room was caught overt he Central chandelier with an exquisite bouquet of Lei France roses and southern emilax which was festooned over the rosebud electric light bulbs 1 t c- f r i I Tlc bride was beautitully gowned in an entrain creation of brocaded ciarmeuse trimmed in Venetian point lace and pearls Tile tulle veil which fell in jrnceful folds to the end of the rain was arranged under a cap ofreal lace being held in its placer by a bar of diamonds a ift of the ItroomShe carried i bridal shower bouquet of valley lilliesr Tbe room was handsomely c16thCdin tlie cbnYetftidniiilhiiack MirisMtrgaret Victory wore an exquisite gown of yellow crepe meteor veiled with French chit fon and trimmed with pearls the court train being caught at the shoulders with exquisite pearl trappings She carried a shower bouquet of Marshall Nell roses Miss0atherine Victory wore an entrain gown of Median blue trimmodveiled inpink chiffon and car ried a French bouquet pf pink bridesmaid roses A three course luncheon was served the individual cakes ices and mints were pink rosebuds These who assisted in enter tainment were Mesdames Q Av Morton H H Holeman Clyde Ruby H F Head W 0 Mor ton and W P Ross The many gorgeous presents given to this popular couple were tokens of love from their legion of friends Miss Victory has been one of the most popular and most ac complished young ladies in the society circles in this community and has been the hostess of many beautiful social functions lAir Hart is in the coal busi ness known as the Brent Hart Coal Co and is a most promising young mnn jofMidisonville As Mrs Hart ascended the stairway to don her traveling suit she tossed her firidal bouquet to the young girls in the hall below which was caught by Miss Louise McPherson Miss Aileen Davis cutting the wed thug ring in the wedding cake it being a ring of Mrs Victorys- on a like occasion Mr and Mrs Hart left after the reception for Denver and points in California and theWest returning by the way of New Or leans and will make their home in Madisonville I Feel languid weak run down Headache Stomach cill A good remedy Is Burdock Blood bittirs Alk your drocelst Price floo I I fow +t to Ir f tr It 7 HONDH KINCHELOE Presidential Elector of 2nd Congressional District Addressed the voters of Earl iu ton at the City Hall last night There was a large enthusiastic audience present and Mr Kiuch eloe vas vigorously applauded The Wllson Marshall Club of this place were responsible for the presence ofMr Ktncheloe last light and this olub hits done a great work for the cause pf Democracy in the Campaign The Speaker was introduced bs- our well known townsman Ear nest Newton The Great Comedy Nit SEVEN DAYS Seven Days one week of hilarious fun compressed into two hours and fortyfive minutes of riotous laughter Thats the play and its cominc to the GrARRICK THEATRE Madison villej Wednesday Nov0 A veritable conspirncy of fun ie the way Louis V DeFoe 1rat matic critic of the New York World described this comedy Saitf he in his review Seven D ys is filledwithh uproarious fun with never rt dull second It convulsed its audiences Ii contains every element ofuucom manly good entertainment The wonder of the play is that the authors Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avf ry Hopwood could have started their fun flowing bospon tauequHly and kipt it going so un flnggingly Now in the second year of ITS run at the Astor Theatre Seven Days has kept New York in paroxysms of merriment since ita openingni tht as for six mouths it crealeQ hurricane of laughter in Chicago Everybody agrees that it is the best comedy produced in this cbuntry in a decade and it will be seen here un der exceptionally attractive con ditionsfor Messrs Wagenhals Kemper are sending a brilliant New York cast and a gorgeous Astor Theatre scenic equipment So get in training for this comedy because as Harpers Week ly said Seven Days makes oneweak from laughing Special prices 25c to 300 1 Heed clhe i i Warning Skiver rn I There would he t 4gerfirst warnings were heeded and B0methingtnken to stop the attacks before Ihey have n a chance to deVelop Time shiver ne zefancl disagree t able drynes in the throatysmay meairitJie approach of serious illness- Robinsons r 1 Grippe Tablets will prevent any serious rev suits They drive out the cold completely ina few hours Weguarautee them tr Ben T RobinsonC- orner r rc Drug Store Mortons Gap Kentucky WinlT Mrs J P Hamer in the Lead Again Following is the 8taudmu JltI Oontestants i Mrs JP Hamor 128 875 Miss Florence Floyd i22 060 Miss Nellie lclanus 81 350 I Miss Katherine Fenwick7bJJ6 Miss L lia Vinghn56 075 Miss Elizabeth Long56 025 Miss Mary E Burke 35200 Miss Emma Vmneon84 625 Misb JimmieD EmbertonSS fi25 Miss Gladys WhitfordKMiss Veronica Hanna22400M- iss Agnes Mulvanev 20 825 Miss Eunice Draperin 2CKK Miss A fnl71ItPSTorto Eico s New Waiter From far away Porto ieo comtt reports eta wonderful new dldcoy ery that Is believed will vastly benefit the people Ramon T Marohau sdNewwork here It cured meabout five titnee of terrlbJocouRbr and colds also my of as eeyera cold ia othersIthis great medicine will yet bo stilly s In every Drag store Jn Porto RIco For throat and lung trouble therti jp nothing better A trial will grin vince von of its merit 60o and 1109 Guaranteed by all Druggists srr Public Democratic 1 I It Speaking- Hon y THE Ruby laftootiV 1 or4 I Hopkins county at the I Opera House City oi Earlmgtoni Monday Nov 4 at 730 on the political Issues of the day Ladies invited I a The WilsonMarshall Club rnj t + T r Kt I h11111 1W Thr pr Jt1 fY f l7 J 1I4 t trcr tttArc 11 J A f4 r W e w 1i Fy d l p it4bFI j n oh U 11 e wa J 1 Py i 5 w ffef- t LI I f fV n C A MORTON IB MADISONVILLE KY j k 1 1 tl = r 1 I rII Funeral Director anJ Embalmer I t j B trt tTh i Araall Answered Promptly Day or Nighti1 z r t wi JeyM O f11101RA R71 WI w +aee taaemaefnfamfrmene aerrr y rya lhdcI i i 44 t4II5- j L w 1f ftc f M iniinston Ii apnOintnfrnt St turfJay t i Sujjliiy at this plnrp- M Wlvia OhrtorHor who has4 jb tvlow with typhoid fever betterjSI Eatlie Ooffmau and faint Woodrufff Mih38 N nil Buffoon spent Saturd niur nd Sunday with Mrs Le- r cl Ifiner L Ms Carrie Ooffman spent rrSu with Ruth Oausler f MiMrs 0 J Ooffman an il il Mrs Jim Todd made a h p1 t callat J H Finleys c Srrt Essie Orauor spent Satur dt i Sunday with Miss Am m Tover M Bonnie Suthard nnd Mr 1 t J Quails made pleasant cllll r aJ W E Trovers Saturday after n A ih Finley who is utten in rffd Miiisonyille spent Sunary and Sunday at homet t titrr friends i itt J H Fmlev visited Mrs 0l Woodruff Monday aftet i nron Y l Irs L e Todd spent Sunday 1 1H ir1 Toddfl- M JHBSO Quails spent Sunday at B I Sutharde M Minute and Berth Laffoon i ar J tlm DdVyluer drove up to k j 0 imndale Sunday afternoon K n Teaauo spent Saturday 1 3ai It at Dave Lnffopns spanIcat Chester Laff66ii and wife call SundaIy fivmia r tIre Jack Parker of the Orof N tot vicinity attahfied charch at a tll pi tceI Saturday tight anrl s Su flitL B I Suthard attended the 1r S Bfttzng at St Charles Sunday mirUIII lr Bro Walter 3JIartin of Earl viouton will preach next Sunday 0 evening lit 230 oclocsk Everybody invited to come c Mr Dexter Laifoon of this place is on the sick list remedyse r My children were all sick with Jr aEwhooping cou hOno of thtm way f in bed had n high fever and was couching blood Our dootorgave r them Ghttinberlaius Oou h Remedy and ttw first dose eased them and t r three bustles cured lbpmlI Bays Mr I Lei aJL eev tffdoncemtm w In fom6tolfLt2 smL frQ i Khi t y o dy a to I Two Children in One Family About one tsar Agotw of t chtliNUffr bay from Wi krynnatiLbntes Thty woul f1jlzloo8RHIII uir AJ eral remedies and finally ft dnotn- but they dirt not Improve I kite n Fa tripml who was takhiir Swam Root for kidney trouble with goHIlI resulw and decided to get si nif- v for the children I had noticed thin attorPCo tu qontinued to give it to them un II they had taken one hnlf dozen bo ties and were well on the road to r Rtlmertchiidrer than any other medicine have tried and reccommend it to any one having children suffer amine p did Very truly youra LlSENBYuPersonally appeared before me f this 2nd day of July 1009 R W Llstnbv who subscribed to the above statement and made oath that the sarni is true In substance an fact A W LISBNIJV Notary Public t letter io Dr Kilmer a Co Binghamton N Y Prove What SwampRoot Will do for You Bindb It will convuce anyone YOU will also receive a booklet of valuable information telling an about the wrltlnJlbeSemiWeekly Bee Regular fifty and onedollar size bottles for rsale at all drug stores atThere are three seta in the comedy Seven Days that lItF srs Wagenhals temper will send to the GARRICK THEA TRE One is the drawing room of a house on Riverside Drive in New Yorkanother in the kitchen the third on the roof The stage settings of this famously funny play are novel and handsome This famous comedy will beat Mndisonville Wednesday night Nov 6th Special prices 25c to loo Miss Trixte Fen w ck who went tort Louis several days ago for visit surprised her friends and relatives by announcing her mar riage to Lori Wasson 6f St LoiUs The wedding tool place at Bell ville 1111 on Oct 22 Mr Wit son is a wholesale produce mer chant Thev will mllk their future home in St Louis Iris a pleasure to sill you that OhamderlalnH Cough Remedy Is thH bust cough remedy I have ever used writes Mrs Hugh Campbell or La voniaQa I have used it with all my children Iud the results have been highly satisfactory For sale by all Dealers The Ancient Arabic Order o Nobles of the Mystic Shrine accomputigthe Novices across the sands lea of returniuswhen you ecru tsecondHand Shoesr r yl 1 For Sale Hepafriagdohe while YouivaitAl1WVork Guar- F r to anteed or your money refunded ft ll wa Boston Shoe Repairing ShopI i M BASAN Propti Ipl 110 Main St + v3 Madi 1b Ky L illfj l1t h h1 I j1t y65q r 2FgL Y t- L l t L WOMAN SICK 1 TWELVE YEARS WantsOther Women to Know FinallyI n bles Itnown to thqpubllc but cotnpt H tor i utlort tohea1thm ris so much to mtt that 1 caruiot keep from iHKfir mine for the LiLb r u wor antife- ing women hid beett sick i l Lhe years u J rl even d- t3 oc I bad drag pitlfmn pains pains at monthly perio bilious npelle timen I ikwould tart over ouo would be lick again No tongue can what I suffered from crumps awL jit- if timos I could hardly wr lk The doatpts said I might Jie at ouj of those f VegetawYour valuable medicine is worth ijioro than mountains of gold to suffering woo menMrs BERTHA Street T nwiana Mo Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Corn pound made from nativeroots and herbs drugses welon Pinkham laboratory at LynnMass seem to prove this fact If you want special advice write to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co conQ dcntlnl Lynn Mass Your lettec will 10 opened read and answered by a woman and Mid la strict confidence LIWill Take Rooms at Madison Hotel Mr and Mrs 1 R Rush will n a few diva take rooms at H- otl Madison for the winter Mr B W Robinson who linn lately accepted the position as superVu tendeut of the Victoria Gaul Ob wll nneuuvMr R tubs residence Mr Rtehstill Frill maintain lne office in the Eirhnton Ban where he end be found most any j time he is wanted palecrOll8time To rid the little body of these parasites WHITES ORBAMVER hnttleSold out rtmedyWhouthe child grows strong healtU i I corporated Drvg Department Excursion to Louisvil- leAdvertisement The L Nwill run an excur sion from Earlington to Lmne ville over the M H truil roadou November Srd The train will leave Earliugtou about midnight or to be exact 1230 a inr und will arrive in Loui ville about fin m Returnuiu the train will leave Louisville No veuhtr Sril 8p 10 Fur fur the rouuu II I u200 from Earl ington Oct 29 arid Nov 1 Tough Plant The root of all evil seems to thrive fa any BoiL londaa MalL Jt a Pale Faces Palefaced weak and shaky women who suffer womanlyweaknessneed vof a gentle tonic with a building action on the ouartet i becauseCardui the cause of your trouble ofmoresuccess Itmust be good jkeCARDUI The Womans Tonic ofWillard I couldhardlynearly every month for 3 totakeawfully I only weighed 99 i Ido r Begintaking f at Ti nr l7Vr V v r Nortonville Notes LI j Mr and Mrs Jack Durham nile little daughter of Mortons Gip visited relatives here Sunday The many Mends of A 0 San ders eppfcinlly the Baud Boys ire gjlad to welcome him bud froniOtuttrIeun where he lists hfpn for the last tew months tsfi CftciT Bro vh spent Satur day wtight r ucl Sunday with Mist BfSijioLovnu at 0II k Hill Robert TriUhen of Drakefcboro n hiv SJtiiay visiting tvhi ti H Wiv haven vr II nruttuized SITUS ij cfaeK ooriwjiti by Mr KI dpre of theGrnueviiiP cmutry telllr ivasli iu rotyuDlondny i pltafcinjr Irftnde with old friends inca his arrivl l ruin ArkunsiiH whore he spirit the summer thrAJohn Hale no better at this writ inn sisterevisitederelatives hare last week Miss Florence Kirkwood will leave Saturday for Bowling Gneeu where she lia6 accepted a position with the Cumberland Telephone Company Mrs Kate Withers of Earling ton visited friends here last weekJ H Wilkins made a trip to Illinois last week John Mills who his been on the sick list is at his work again Notice To Mv Friends I am iu the Idle Hour ty Contest mykfriends save their coupons for me fil1dheJpme to win the Watcher allyefavor uo matter how small NELLIE MoMANUs y t Hwr OWfE mt1t r i i Many of our customers want i The Best There sxwithout regard toprice i- To rj I a such good judges of good things j 1 WE RECOMMEND fi1 f Crest Chocolates at ONE DOLLAR A POUNDias worth it and much more t ST INCORPORATEDl BERNARD MINING CO 11 d d Ji ng S- 1w = r r r rorT tRl A a 8 f AD fit DAY i= i I Fifty Fine Tailor Suits at led cedIi 4 Prices onn Sale Saturday fHE Easterm manufacturers are now dosing out their sample Suits at 1 hi greatly reduced prices and our buyer has I shippedus by express fifty selected styles Ina good assortment of colors and sizes so there vwiilll be something suitable for r i every woman Plenty of Stouts and Junior sizes as wellas Womens1 and Misses sizes Y Comae early and get the choicest garLments 3000 Suits for 2175 y r t 2500 Suits for 1975 2250 Suits for 1775 2000 Suits fbr 1575 1800 Suits for I 1475 31500 u1yil l IEvery Suit is mode in the prevailing new Fall styles of I woomaterials with Linings Workmanship and Fit guaranteed No extra charge for alterations on the e Suits c t457 3 r I Remember they areon sale Saturday Iid p1 ng Novem her fadat8 oclodk v vb rxv t i- r tjc t d v I rf fI rfn in iT ri i J i I J r 1 tt I lr f ht aEJ 90y V111 e Keqrt9 Id mIj r J w I j- i f r fF 0 Y 7 ut I 1 t Stnii t Wor Com1Iing 3n uvI lY D1 c t f k DJfl1ItI Nuv OnJnflIU 1 J I I r IIere Are a FeV Lcw Prices l F 1 f Clothing for Men rand Young Men ilts a difficult problem for you in MENS ODD PANTS L q 98IC 8portlofyou itthen be ourMens all wool 4 00youll prompted 1 98own best what to doPants Saleprice 1 8SaleMens5 00 Pants A 1 r AQSale Sale price wQ 324rJ 1 AQSale MENS HATS 9 One lot Mens Sample Hats 9Scworth up to 3 Sale price oyfSale One lot OfMens Hats from 1 QSale AQSalet Mens 2850 Suits IT QQ MENS SOOKS 13R Sale price 2oc Mens Socks 18C priceSaleSocks YOUNG MENS SUITS Sale price 1 9C 7clarto 1250 Sale price 3 rM t9O BOYS SUITS IN ALL SIZES 9ScSuits195P1 We have one lot of young mens Boys wits worth 4 OQ suits odds and ends regular 3 00 Sale price I iWW worthR d 4 OQ q p r KENs FURNISHINGSBoys Suits worth 28A 600 Sale price 4 J worthhalcprice 3 19 386- 9I Mens 75c Dress Shirts A fat Boys Suits worth from 48jPANTSMensSale price 50c Boys Knee Pants19cOur entire stock of 25c and 35c Sale price Mens Suspenders during 19c 75c Boys Knee Pants39cthis sale Sale price J I MEN PantsS 49c800 Me Overcoats 150 Boys Knee Pants Sale price JwwO Sate price 79c 98coatsC 19coats1500 f 5 coats HATSSale i 39ccoatsI paidbolhways 25on 9vcase Swing Dry Goods Standard brands CALICOES all col ors and shades during3cthis sale 5SateC 71SaleC Ya 63ctlCfand 15 Dress Ginghams during this sale 9C 7ingC 7t 41ingC lOc Outing during sale 2C 7c 41SaleC 71Sale4ccolots19ccolorsTOWELS 3cSaleRegular 20c Towels Sale price 8eRegular 25c Towels ale price 2c SHEETING 94 heetin pepperel Bleached221c 104 Brow- nSeetiiSaleprice 21 C UNDERWEAR Mens Heaviest Fleeced Shirts and 32cdozenWomens Vests and pants regular 25c Val sale price 8c regutarLACES AND ic 19c according kind and width Get your share OVERALLSI 69cSalepriceBoys and Mens Overalls38cworth 50c Sale SUIT CASES One lot Suit Cases dur ing the Sale price 72c i 1 r Remember there are thousands of articles space yill not allow to mention j v t which are being sold onthe same basis prices listed above astonish and bewilder Be sure you visit this sale of and nt r f i J J R R 4 pur i or over i i i 12 4- c I EMBROIDERY to to r of y us sv as A r 4 1 J I r 5 jJ11 s i- rt t n for Ladies and Misses LADIES READY TO WEAR GAR DRESS GOODS MENTS Regular 30c and 35 Dress One lot of Ladies suits regular 10 Goods sale 22cand 1250 saleaCIIblue serge sale price iwO GLOVES 25 and 2850 Ladies suits in la 19testCLOAKSCLOAKS1Ie ls Work Gloves wortht1 sale price O t Ladies 8 00 Cloaks AQ S all sale rice 1113 Mens Work Gloves worth y priseLadies 44c f price W O Mens Work Gloves worth k 50c sale11 priceT98price Mens Work Gloves worth 19c1500 Cloaks sale 0435c sale price r i price 3f HOSELADIES 20 doaks sale r 1- yy4price 4 3wO 39CRegular 50 case sale price + t SKIRTS SKIRTS 200 Ladies Sample Skirts 19c Uf priceWe S1 9cCincinnatis 1 turers All the newest styles mater ials and colors Regular lOc Hose sale priceI4 price 1 BQ BeChildrens Hose sale price C95 skirtsjale price HOi CPRSETS r r i ioskiffaie price 298ieguiar 75cG6rsets sale 42cI75- b t I skirts sale price Regular t Corsets sale 79c 150f9 wO C 1050 skirts sale price448MILLINERY 10 skirts sale price 498Get that new hat They will go at a lively pace Sold at 6ge and up 15 skirts sale price CLOAKS LADIES SWEATERSd 250 4 A A2 to 2 50 Ladiessweaters98cCloaks sale price 3 I BbWsale price 350 Childrensm 4 A3 and r 3 50 Ladies m I Ow1 48Cloaks sale price Zp sweaters sale price ty 4 19Sweaters y 5 98sale iI Itl 1 40 Yards of Good Calico in Remnants During This Sale at 69 Cents 1 alethatlt marvels Fare limit 25 miles Is Pepper Clothing Skihsale 3H48 568 CHILDRENS Childrens Notice to she public Right n the h art of the season when other merchants t 1 are asking big profits on thejr m r rchaidi you can come to this sale and buy i f L V V our entire supply at less than the actual wholesale cost d 1iN Madisonvle Kentucky 0 J Look for t11e RED SIGN Its the Sign of- BARGAINS t r b kP 1 Ij i HipperlBuilcling Next Door DunkersonsGrocery THERE IS ONLY ONE IN TOWN tw r r r w F y 1 l r I f f p j J 4t r q 1 a a wa 4 +4 pi + riK r 1 f r 4YraMy ri uoo T r = D 1J 41r a4 K ii AI1fR tMiYPAfdNlMlfly 1x8G nAy g y A aytll v rM i r IIS IJi1rlJ4 i11IIt tsp rrh OreP p f Ynli W P T yNNNHM 8ee 4 1PAULM MOORE EDITOR AND PUBLISHER j- t J E FAWOETT 1 ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER Mmbereft y t Kentcky Press Association 4 atl SC9fid District Publishers League C toi i No f- i I ti 1 1 i if r liT Ii easy In th to Ive the it Is easy in to live after our own but the great man is he in the midst of tri the keeps with sweet ness the of Brain Power First t f The brain worker It is r I fe to allege it the accom suf ring allied to a bright active brain tia good trim would the latter + gin Round Robin from two words round and a form ofi nlng a of by ar tho names in a form d was first used officers the French government City t i Kansas City Mo ranks next to I FItiladelpbla among tho large clues r r thw for Its habits orI a taken c t is ono per cent I rr 1 H MMM MM MMNMMMNM Rates single issue 15o per inch Lloals and lOc per line Resolutions and of 50 per line Be line reductions on time display Also that run without at the Earlinttton PORt Office as Class Matter Ili t innch Office trifle R Ben Stolon Office Next Door PostofKce Madison KentKdy Phone 242 Rings MISS AILEEN DAVIS Mgr paiTelephoneFriday November 1912 world after worlds opinion selitude who crowd perfect independence solitude iRalphWaldo Emerson Always average given preference obetween perfect bodily health thetphysical working doubtless IIooIIe Derived French aiaeaning ribbon petition grievance aging circular by certain People Religious country religious ieneuB recently enumerated perMoLwerePhiladelphia higher Advertising tiflplay Advertisements Inside Pages Readers Cards Thanks Obituary Poetry Slight contract advertisements locals several months change Entered Second llu0 u u rt1 The Prussian building code has just amondI warmed between November 1 and April 1 when the outside temperature reaches fourteen degrees that is I eighteen below freezing nnO Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications as they cannot reach tLe diseased portion bf the ear There is only one way to euro deafness and that isby constitutional remedies deafness is caused by an Inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube When this tube is inflamed yon save a rumbling sound or imperfect bearing and when it Is entirely closed deafness is ths result and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tupe restored Is its normal condition hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh which is nothing brft an inflamed condition of the mucous surface We will give One Hundred Dollart forany case of Deafness caused by cstarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Cararrh Cure Send for circu are free F J CHENEY CO Tol do O Sold by Druggists 15ITake Halls Family Pills for constitution Baby prints Not new J Registering the finger prints of babies is nothing now as every land lord who has to pay for fresh paint Jan testify And Borrowing Impossible Life is short art is long opportu nity fugitive experimenting danger us reasoning difficult Hippocrates to 15 1BEGINNING TODAY WE OFFER THE HOUSEKEEPERS OF HOPKINS AND ADJOINING COUNTIES THE GREATEST OP 1 PORTUNITY THEY HAVE EVER HAD TO SUPPLY THEIR HOMES WITH NEW AND UPTODATE FURNITURE FLOOR OOVERINGS LACE CURTAINS MATRESSES COMFORTS BLANKETS AND WALL PARER AT PRICES FAR BELOW THE REGULAR PRICE OF SUCH ARTICLES WE ARE IN POSITION TO SUlPLY YOUR EVERY NEED IN HOUSEFURNISHING6 HAVING A COMPLETE LIRE OF EVERYTHING NEEDED TO BEAUTIFY THE HONE THIS SALE IS LAUNCHED FOR THE PURPOSE OF MAK ING KOOM FOR OUR LARGE PURCHASE OF HOLIDAY GOODS SOME OF WHICH HAVE ALREADY BEGUN TO ARRIVE HENOE THIS HARVEST OF BARGAINS NOW s PLACED EFOREYOr i BIG DISCOUNT ON FLOOR COVERINGS We have the largest and most complete showing of carpets p 11 Mattings Linoleums Rugs and Druggets ever brought to the city The entire line will be offered at greatly reduced prices during this sale s DRUGGET PRICES DROP lie 3 00 Room size Matting Hugs only 235 i T 700 Room size Fiber Rugs only 495i- t i 10 00 Room size woolliber Rugs only 795 12 GO Tap Brussels Hugs 9x12 995 t j iiSOO Tap Brussels Rugs 9x12 1245 r1750 Seamless Velvet Rugs 12000 Seamless Velvet Rugs 9x12 1 895 n 2250 Axminister Rugs 9x12 L 1795 2500 Axminister Rugs 9x12 1995 t p 13000 Oneida Lrussels Rugs 9x 12 2395 f1 35 00 Wilton Velvet Rugs 1 We have a large assortment of special size rugs that we are of i fering at substantial reductions l SMALL RUGS 1x36 Velvet poor Mats 75c Jii5Q Velvet Rugs 27x54 125 200 Axminister Rngs 27x54 15- J25 Axminister Rugs 27X54 i 1 lf Moi fh 1S5- 3QO 245Velvet Rugs 36x72 375 Axminister Rugs 3ox72 295 v f f All 25c end 30c Mat dhring this sale at VVvv 19cI AU20c Mattings during this sale at 15c Just received a big line of Ingrain Carpets which we offer at i minced prices 11 Itj lmI r Y A rotnanlatttyYdle Mi a ttcldutJ1 OB a rUro l froM One heal of UM countrY to the other but It she Ishii- her stock and buys A house with the money has no voice In the laying eat of tho road before tho door which ker house is taxed Jo keep and pay for George William Curtis Difficult Order Willie at table1 want my pud ding now I dont want any old meat andtOFather sternlyYou keep your mouth shut and eat your din 00nero L N TIME CARD Time 01 arrival of trainS passim through and departure of trains originating at Earl1n ton Effective Sunday April 9 1911 NORTH BOUND No 92 625a in No 62 1108 amNo 94 7 8i p m No 54 M23 p m SOUTH BOUND No 58 480 a m No 95 749 n m pmNoINTERURBAN TRAINS NORTH BOTTND No 100 764 am1 Nb 108 200 pm No 110 502 pm SOUTH BOUND No 105 710H m No 1071267p m No 109 310pm oI11 010 pm M H E TIME CARD M H Sc E time card went into effect Sunday April 9 1911 No 112 leaves46 a m No 118 arrives330 p m I C R R TIME CARD Time of departure of Illinois Cen tral trains from Nortonville Kv NORTH BOUND No 102 128 p m- IN0 104 340am122 local pass 1045 a m 186 local 038 p m I SOUTH SHUN No 101 408 pm No 103 146 amNo 121 local paps 128 pm No 135 local nags 553 a m r t it IrT J n t try t Nearly Anyone May Secure a Splendid d I Growth of Hair We have a remedy that has a ro cord of retarding baldness and promoting hair growth in 03 out of eve ry 100 oases where used according to directions fora reasonable length o f time That may seem like a strop statement It Is and we mean It to be and no one should doubt tt until they have put our claims to an actual test We are BO certain Recall 93 Hair Tonic will eradicate dandruff act to prevent baldness vtimuiato the scalp and hair roots arrest premature loss of hair and promote hair growth that we personally give our positive guarantee to refund every penny paid us fat It in every instance where it does hot give entire satisfaction to the user Resftll 93 Hair Tonic Is as pleaV ant td use as clear spring water It is delightfully perfumed and does not grease or gum the hair Two sizes EOe and JlO With our guar antee back of it you certainly take no risk Sold only at our store The Rekall Store St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department Difference in Real Life The innato difference V nn real life and the stage is well illustrated by the fact that on the alrgo tho people who sing Auld Lang Syne la a New Years eva scene do not forget the words theytallis an admirable bowel regulator JLt helps the liver and stomach and re dudbuoyancyBernard Muting Co Incorporated Drug Department Calf for Gratitude Seek to cultivate a buoyant joyous sense of the crowded kindnesses of God in your daily life Alcxand r McLaren A La atrachlatr A frog credited with being 100 rears old has been presented to the yew York aquarium where he Is ex pected to remain until ho croaks SALE OF BED ROOM SUITS 2250 Bed Room Suit Amsrican quartered oak 3 piece 1715 30 00 Bed Room Suit American quartered oak 3 piece 2395 3500 Bed Room Suit American quartered oak 3 piece 2195 60 00 3 piece Circassian WalnutBed Room Suits 4715 6500 3 piece genuine quartered oak Bed Room Suits4995 10000 3 piece genuine quartered oak Bed Room Suits new style polish finish very massive This isa beauty 7995 OBD DRESSER BARGAINS 1350 Royal Quartered Rrmcess Dressers 995 1 rr It 149517 50r2500 Genuine Quartered Oak Dresser swell Front 2145 30 00 Genuine Quartered Oak Princess Dresser 2495 35 00 Genuine Quartered Oak Dresser 2195 BIG REDUCTION IN PARLOR FURNITURE 25 00 3 piece Parlor Suits oak or 5000 3 piece Parlor Suits Mahogany polish finish genii me leather upholstered very massive 2445 25 00 Automatic Bed Davenport 1 1995 3500 Pullman Davenport 2745 4500 Tumbling Davenport with good matress built on in side something new only 3745 GREAT SAVING ON DINING ROOM FURNITURE 1 750 Royal Quartered Oak Sideboards 1375 20 00 Genuine Quartered Oak Bufiets 1695 32 50 Genuine Quartered Oak Sideboard 2745 45 OOGenuine Quartered Oak Sideboards very massive 3175 5000 Genuine Quartered Oak Sideboards very massive 3995 12 50 Quartered Oak Dining Table 42 in square topG ft extension 995 2250 Quartered and Dining Table 48 in 8 feet round top dividing pedestral 1195 Genuine Quartered and Seat Diners upholster ed in genuine leather per set of six only 1111 35 00 Quartered and polished Dining Table 54 in 8 feet round top 2995 PARLOR AND LIBRARY I 3 50 Tables oak or mahogany 285 400 Tables oak or mahogany 345 1250 Tablesfoak or mahogany 995 1 4 00 Tables Quartered Oak Polished v v 1145 1750 Library Table Quartered and polished 1395 22 50 Library Table quartered and polished 1715 B M SLATOW r Funeral Embalmerf all calls Day or rIi kztINEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE t i Office Phone 1242- MADISONVILLE Reud ence KENTUCKY Phone 1243 I tt I JJ w WHMwmlNMwNJN AA1m mWA His Pleasure- A famous king said If men only knew how pleasant to mo it is to for give faults there Is not one of them who would not commit crlmoFrom tho Orient Seldom People who talk merely for tho pur pose of attracting attention to them selves seldom get tho kind of atten lion that is worth anything God la Matter God Is master of the scenes we must aot choose which part we shall act it concerns us only to be careful that we do It well Btohop Taylor Flagged Train With shirt Tearing his shirt from his hack an Ohio man flagged a train and saved it from a wre H T Alston Raleigh N 0 once prevebted a wreck with Electric Bitters I wasln a terrible plight when I be gan to use them bo writes my stomach head back and kidneys were all badly affected and my liver was in bad condition but four bottles of Electrlo Bitters made me feel like a new mau A trial will con vince you of their matchless merit for any stomach liver or kidney trouble Price 50c at all Druggists Woman of Narrow Mind A woman lacking true culture la said to betray by conversation a mind l of narrow compass bounded on the j north by her servants on the east by her children on the south by her all ments and on the west by her clothes i Burton Kingsland I Work of Art DamagcdIVandals have damaged the bronz statue of Farragut by Saint Gaudena r in Madison square Now York City by breaking ort the sword straps Thisijstatue Is regarded as ono of tho sculp tors finest works and the parts stoles though small will bo difficult to nplace t- xtDont waste your money buying Htrongthonlutf pitman Chamber 3 lains Liniment is cluappr and bet i ter Dnmptm t piece of fleunol with it and bind it over tho ulfuutuu parts and It will relieve the pain and sore r1 floss Fur sale bv all Dealwrn iWoman y Mrs Clark Fisher of East Hanover street Trenton principal owner of 2i the Fisher Norris anvil works who Is known far and wide throughout the the 1antfaulTragfts 41 at the t house and with aids offered sign 1 jCl meats against votes being liven to iwomenlectic 011 For burns scalds cuts and emerged dies All Druggists toll it ajc and yon j 1 Removing Indias Capital Arrangements are proceeding ray idly for the removal of the winter cap I I ital of India from Calcutta to Delhi It l Is expected that by next January ac f commodations for all departmoata win bo in readiness The finance and j comptroller generals departments are exported to move next October I 11BEE ADS PAY GET THE HABIT j Sensational Sale DOUSe urnls In s W Which Homefurnishcrs Cannot Afford Miss Begins Today Closes Saturday November u 9xt21495 9x122745 45rmahogany1995 TABLESI UNDERTAKERfDirectortotoLicensed Axicywar fitheifCheapest EXTRA VALUES IK KITCHEN CABINETS 2500 White Enameledlmen Cabinet sliding nickeloid top equipped with metal bread boxes and glass coffee and jars only 1995 2000 Golden Oak Cabinet zinc top extra large 1 745 15 00 Golden Oak Cabinet zinc top extra large 51295 1250 Oak Cabinet 31125 10 00 Glass Cupboards several styles 125 GREAT SAVING ON HALL TREES 2250 Quartered Oak Hall Trees large mirror 1745 2000 Quartered Oak Hall Trees large mirror 1495 14 00 Quartered Oak Hall Trees large mirror 1125 12 50 Quartered Oak Hall Trees large mirror 115 1000 Golden Oak Mall Trees with mirror791MISCEL- LANEOUS J BARGAINS 32 50 Upright Folding Bed Quartered Oak 2745 225u Chiffonier quartered oak French bevel mirror 1775 18 00 Chiffonier quartered oak French bevel mirror 1445 850 Large Golden Rocker upholstered in t chase leather 875 1500 Golden Oak Comfort Rocker 4 in arm claw foot upholstered in genuine leather 1245 MATRESS SPECIAL Genuine handmade layer felt Mattresses Jmperial stitched roll sdge in best quality linen art tick full size 46 1 and 50 lb v eight fully guaranteed regular 1500 values special price 1245 12 50 handmade layer felt Mattresses Imperial stitched roll edge best grade linen art tick every one guaran teed 995 Special reduced prices on all Furniture Mattresses Comforts and Blankets I EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN WALL PAPER These values make it imperative that YQU come here durjngthis sale Why let this chance you can get real bargains in new and uptodate Wall Paper and the advantage of selecting from a complete stock 5c and 6c Paper per single 4e 7c and 8c Paper per sin le OH i Se- tOcand 12c Paper per 0 8c- I5c rlu and 17c Paper per single 12ieof r l8c and 20c Paper per single to P 15c + BIG REDUCTIONS ON PIOTURE FRAMES ALL GOODS CHARGED DURING THIS SALE WILL BE AT REGULAR PRICE i w t l ql i The 1 c McLEODI STORE I 11 II i 1 1 q 1 IIi Incorporated Kentuqkya isonvie r IJ L aaaalpnaruear osavnaaane s Laar t aet isinaans aassnasaauorlatAHMOrm arsasaaar rua yaw 1 tP fl rl T Tr16 8 rv1P1raJT w 7 ptlfTRSd hMam atawtar S I r I t t 4 1LJl l 1 jjjj an- Y t o k uj pi 5 yJig I 1 S Cl Now inJN1w IbUS I desire to thank all my patrons for patronagjJa mv out stand I am now lumyuew home aiwJiajin J 1 better prepared than over to take care t your orders and will appreciate a oontiuuanoe your trade CALL AND SEE US c The man who whispers down a well I About the things he has toselL Will neverxeap a cropofi dollars Like he who cllmX a tree and II hollers News of the Town I Ernest Newton tins returned fro t Henderson where he wont to attend the funeral of Mr Hutcheson A full line of the popular copy right books at Slsk Book Store Made iaonvllle for 50 cents per copy Mr Jack Stokes Walter Daves I 1 lEd Wise and Charlie Darra attend HutcheIlQnlfthAr4 is Wantedtwo roomers Railroad ilrinen preterrdMJis EOL KF 1Mr Charles Webb ntta tided the funeral of Mrs Bute in Lebanon i Thursdaytj Just received a big shipment a the new copyright books at SlBk- h Book Store Madlsonvllle only 50 i cents the copy spontIiAnyone Interested in buying a i rentll1Kecan their advantage by calling at the Bee office3 I Lander Chlsholm who has been erklng In the St Bernard Drug sere for several months left today to accept a position in Ajiderson a Fowlers Drug store at Hopkinsville Mr Ohisholins many friends wish them every success ROOMERS WANTEDGentlo1 men can qet room In hood location Apply at this office GoocIiiDs got married Le ha8 time next l ia biggest and best line of books i for boys and girls ever brought toe lthfOlty at Sisks Book Storp Madl sonvllle Prlcns are right Charles Buruett was iu Mndi feoiiville on business yesterday Comparatively new Hot Air Fur HJMM made by Strateti Tierce k Co bytg White Plains Ky fe Will Phillips went to Mndisou to Thursday SaleA small emil cook stove Pllf sell cheap In good condition MRS EOLOVF Had a Good Excuse lhinmoned at Whltley Ray North i bfrland England for having ridden Wcycle upon tho footpath a minors Buse was that he was mad with oihMche and that It was easier to eon the footpath than on tho road Poor Excuse TlM man who Is blind to his neigh i sfaults may be so merely because i thinks that affords him an excuse r having faults of his own Popping the Question te a very easy matter pro yided you are prepared I toIado it ri ht No girl can be Iteartless enough to look way from a gem that she X jpONVs is genuine Prove It To Her jt will be easy ennnsli to conI her that you have the r U pkl huto All you have to dot 5I yfynU pot it at a Polinger 6 TruempyVv A IV I1 tvj Jeweler a m tdB Kentucky t Y I I tt- P 1Si r r HaI R a1 r I Mortons fira Ky Phone 6 Compote Una off Binsaft Herchandisi Ciunhf PrtdHci Bought and Soldi wmtJi DiSXVED ThePi iBaIteiComes FJant Thank lug Ellington B ojls One kidney remedy has known merit itiJI Pills Earl Ing ton testimony prove It reliable Mrs Joseph Blondliu Knrllngtou Ky8aysIyou tray continue to use my statement recommending theynhad no further need of a kidney mmlioine A member of my family eutfured from a vory annoying case of kidney complaint for years He took medicines and doctored faith fully but could get no relief His bck pained constantly and the kid unnaturalnly recommended and he finally pro cured a aupyly at the St Bernard Mining Co Incorporate The ro cults of their use were all that could symptomsin a short time sFor sale by all dealers Price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents for the United States- Remember tho nameaim taku no other Splendid Chance City Mantols there a good chance or Investment around hero Native You bet More opportunity than there ever was Land that my father paid 3 an acre for 30 years ago Ian get for 2 nowpucc Tag Rag and Bobtail From tegg or tega doe in the sec ond year of her age a+ of deer at rutting time bobtail fawn Just after It has boon wc ned and tho phrase means an indiscriminate col lection of sheep or deer In damp chilly weather there Is BALLARDS experlenceprepareto Soldbyrated Drug Department Showing of Doll Census At Sabctha Kan a doll census was taken One family had forty There were dolls In 222 homes There were twenty more dolls In a dozen homes There were dolls fifty forty and tweo tyflye years old- Ahdiw Lange Handicap The London Spectator says that Andrew Lang always had poor health and most of his work was done when he was tired and sick This being the case it is easy to understand and forglvo his frequent crankiness Nor any itel Hess of the akin skin rash chap pimples etc try Deans ointment SOC at all drug stores Merely Muddy People are alias imprest paid Grandpa Stubblegrass toby what they cant see through Many a stream glts credit fur beln deep when Its only muddy Washington Star- Technical Mrs Jnx Whats the difference bOo weon a kleptomaniac and the garden rariety of robber Jax Merely a ilfforenco In the price of their law feral Is your husband cross Au Irri table fault finding disposition IR of ten duo to n disordered stomach A matt with good digestion is nearly manyhaveHtomacl trouble by taKing Oham berlains Tablets For sale by all Dealers TwoEdged Sword Curiosity is finding out something about somebody else that dqetmt con cern you and which would snake you mighty mad if somebody clsw round It out about you when It didnt concern somebody else Milwaukee Sentinel What She Meant My husband Is a mental division said a woman witness in an English court Tho clerk presumed that she Intended to say mentally deficient Ray Thought t l3uchas lry habitual thoughts inch also will bq the character of thy mind for tho soul Is dyed by its- thoughtsMarcus Aurelius I J 1 f rci i ti t 1r iuI Il i Jt f it J 1 40 t + I r A PERFECT BOOKCASENot standpoint but aleofrom tile questionNo youwishevery plac- eSectional Bookcases nre mode In thirty sliw of sections In xlxKtnmlanl grades and finishes Its the one bookcase above all otlicrx Start today with a sectional yourlibraryment demand Tho Sec tlonal Bookcase Isablolutelr dust proof and Is fitted with nonbind 0uI You cantbuy a better bookcase StopInthisgoodbookcase ILOrlon Whale Whips Five Crews The largest whale ever captured in that vicinity was caught In Fred Perez fish nets near Santa Cruz Five launches tried to tow the monster to the pier without success Nets and ropes broke and tho task was aban doned The whale was fifty feet long When She Discover it When a woman discovers that she is growing old she may be sure that her friends have known it for a longtime A Great Building Falls when its foundation IB undermined and if the foundation of health good digestionIa attacked quick collapse follows On the first signs of Indigestion Dr Kings New Life Pills should tie taken to tone the stomach and regulate liver kidneys and bowels Pleasant RWSV eafe and only 25c at all Druggists Real Worth of Doing Do not do some good thing on purpose that you may be happy You must do gocd for the sake of doing good and not for the sake of the kicking back of happlnosaH W Bccchor t We Favor Stricter State Boards We operate on general principles and discharge the patients In about two weeks Some are bettor than When they entered most of them are worse And yet few die They have wonderful powers of resistance From a Young Doctor In Honolulu Stan a cough before it devel pa something1 more aerlous Ballards Horehoundsyrup Ia The needy TtDoe the Work It relieves coughing Immedl ately eases soreness In the lungs loosens phlegm and clears the bronchial tubes It is a tine family remedy pleas ant to take and good for hlU dren and adults 1rlce 2il 50c and 8100 nuy tho 100 size It contains five times as much as tho 25o size and you pet with each bo- ttleR Dr Herrlcks Red Popper t Porous Plaster for the chest JameiFBallardProp StLoulsMo Stephens Eye Salve Cures Sore v Eyes scoAne rcortnt Wec 6v ST BERNARD MINING CO Incor porated Drug Department 1GIjjlIIyF I t- p 1 tiY jl r q i 1 N r ou r R jI CITY DIRECTORY MayorF D Rash Police JudgeA J Bennett BradleyNighti City Clerk Paul P Price Treasurer Frank B Arnold City Physician W K Nisbet WhipflerStreetCounoilmen Madison Oldbam J M Cannier Ono C Atkinson Thou nIghtIlrstSchool TruBtoo Paul M Moore Board of Health Exi M Trahorn G Gilbert Kins and Curtis B John still ftl D- PostmasterChan Cowell FIRE DJWARTlIENfH D Bog erb Chief F B Arnold Assistant Chief Chas Barnett Captain Claude Long Gilbert Lonir W D CavunuBB Brick BoutHworth Baker Fujjate Geo T Miller Will Ray burn Bryant Deal Firemen CHURCHES i CATHOLIC CHURCH First mass every Sunday and holy day at 700 a m Second mass and preaching 980 a m Vespers and 7 p m Rev J P McParland Pastor CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday everyLordsm Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 780 p m REv H J BRAZELTON Pastor M E OHUBOH Begular services 780pmPrayerat 780 Sundayschool at 280 p m Class meeting second Sunday at 1080 am REV G W DAJIE Pastor M E CHURCH So0rirRev W A Grant pastor Services on every Sunday at 11 a m and 7 Mo p m Sunday school at 080 a m Prayer mooting Wednesday ovonings at 780 oclock Ladies Aid Society every Mpndsy after noon t Official Board meeting Mon day after first Sunday iu each monthMISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH has services findabd 4thSunday in each month also Saturday right be fore and Sunday night following eych Suhday prayer meeting Wed desday Sabbath school Dr Ak 0 Sisk Supt Ladies Aid meets each Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock Paftor W H Gregor of Louisville iBNFKAI BAPTIST CHUROH bcrvices tourth Sunday morning and evening in each month and Satur day evening preceding Prayer meeting Friday evenli g Sunday school 2 p m- REvr J LYNN Pastor EPISCOPAL CHUROH Services 2nd and 4n Sunday night at 745 at the Library Sunday School at 8 p m REV GEO C ABBITT Rector LODGES I Masonic LodgeE W Turner FrldaypInQ D COWBII Sec Victoria Lodge No 84 K of P meets every Monday night VISit- ors welcomeERNEST NEWTON K of B and 8 Hopkins Lodge A O U W No 581 meets every Thursday night Y Q WAIKBB Sec Golden Cross Lodge Earhn ton No 525 meets 1st and 8rd Saturday night in each mouth MRS BERTHA UMSTEAD Sec Degree of Honor No 10 meets 1st and 3rd Saturday nights in each month Miss LiZZIE HUFF Sec EKrllnJttollCOl1rt3rd Monday night at old Masonic Hall DR OB JOHNSON Scribe Standwaite Tribe No 67Red Men meets sleepHARRY C of R CatnlpaCampday night All members are ear nestly requested to be there BERNARD WALTON Clerk MONROE DAVIS Deputy Clerk Modern Woodmen of the World No 11992 Wednesdayy Elks B PO No 788 meets at nightJ Ruler Roy S WILSON Secretary Earllngton Chapter U D C meets lat Thursday in each month at 280 pm MRS EMMA DAVIS Pros Knights and Ladies of Security will meet every second and fourth Monday nights Visiting members invited to attend WILL OARRIGAN Clerk Visiting members are dbrdlally invited to attend any of thest Lodges Small Chance for Him A Brooklyn mans wife has eighteen rocking chairs Theres ono man who oesnt dare to sneak Into the house late at night Remembered by Their Deeds Who thinks of Milton as blind or of Beethoven as deaf or of Darwin as an invalid What they accomplished was BO groat that their personal In firmities are for the moment forgotten in the sense of their achieve ments The CbjlBtlan Register r Hilfhu- HArS JoBttneoelVeUrt SLoes of SHOES In town fi D teas Iiively wl1 i- Bestline not butt Shoes that are not solid loather IJ WE CAN RT YOU 1 i i arlington Property for Sale F rxt l Hli On account of the continued absence from the city Yr and his inability too look aster his property W S McGary has decided to sell the following One house and lot on Wilson Avenue Price 600J i One house and lot on Wilaoo Avenue rice 700 Quo house and lot on AtKinson Avenue price 700i One house and lot on Atkinson Avenue price 700 S One bouse and lot on Atkinson Avenue DrlcrtJ800 v F One house and lot on Methodist Hill price 000eOne house and lot on MeEuen Avenue price 2000 All of these houses are in good repair and well lo cated and will be a bargain for any one desiring a 3 home or property for rent For particulars see CHAS TRAHERNh y Jt i x To Make Tires of Paper Experiments have recently been made in l urope looking to the utiliza tion of paper in the manufacture of pneumatic tires tests recently made having convinced the experimenters that paper has the strength of metal the elasticity o2 rubber and a cheapness that is to bo fpunln neither of these materials all Important Qual ities 100 Reward e v WIH be paid to anv person having any kind of pain or ache if Shipps Quick Relief Liniment falls to give instant relief and the purchase price is not refunded Try it and see SOc sJ all DrUIUistf No Comparison Vlcar The most wonderful organ I ever saw was the property of a pri vate gentleman It had nearly a hun dred stops SextonUml The most remarkable organ I ever card ia my old womans tongue It aint got no stops at aULondon Taller I Wisdom Skill and Virtue Wisdom Is knowing what to do next skill is knowing how to do it and virtue is doing ItDavid Starr Jordan In severe cases of sore lungs you need an internal and external reme BALLRDSou gut two remedies for the price of one With every dollar bottle REDPEPPERthe chest Sold by at Bernard Min ing Co Incorporated Drug Department Cheerful Breakfasters People are nearly always nice when one gets to know them and pierces through the husks of artificiality which they wear before the world I detest heaps of people that I have only met at dinner but I think I like everybody that I have ever had break fast with Ellen Thornycroft Fo- wlorLOST A BOY How are you to find him You will find him going to a higher position if he has a course of home study in the- International Cor- fospondonce School 1- r I E1B HARTLEROAD Manager Box 203 Henderson Ky I 11 t OverconfidenceaYour opponent says he can win In s a walk said tho campaigner Well replied Senator Sorghum let us en + courage that Idea If wo can per suado him to hold himself down to a walk maybe I can get up a bUnt Ottspeed that will beat him e Only a Fire Hero wlthburned 4 t ttithisburnsRhht i H r- ypimples eczema cntssprains brut ixInflammationat all Druggists1tWork for Success It success doesnt come to you dont blame the world It ia the same world in which others have made good Get busy and go after It In the Beginning t t i 1 al1a7come J originated in the Garden of Eden The source of athazementf1 I = OhamberlalnJIrablet8 ate a healthy appetite but strength I doItsDealers rt i True Brotherly Feeling Fat We must repeat the oftenrepeated saying that it is unworthy a religious r 1 man to view an irreligious one either with alarm or aversion or with any other feeling than regret and hope 1 and brotherly commiseration Cai r lyle a Hidden reasurerA diseased cow was a dairy farm in New York by the state veterinarian and killed and dissected In its stomach was found a gold watch Iwith a gold chain attached to It Thei f watch had been lost several months before by a boarder on the dalrjf j farm i tr Possible Explanation i In a Connecticut hamlet fashioned regulations are in forcei l the nlghtwatchman has a dog that chases the young children off the streets at eight oclock This must be the dog that put the cur In cur few Cleveland Plain Dealer J 1 suffered habitually from constipation i VAe Doans RegM lets relieved and strengthened tbe bowels so that they have seen regular ove- rslnceE Davis Grocer Sulphur Springs r Texas 1 Much Bark from Cork Tree Occasionally COD pounds of cork bark are taken from a single tree la Spain Cork wood la first harvested when the tree has a circumference of about sixteen inches and thereafter regularly every nine or ten yearii throughout the life of the tree ThePbest bark commercially speaking is n produced when the curb tree Is fifty t to one hundred years old Instead of Injuring tho tree stripping the bark seems tp add impetus to the growth of a new coat Far Be It From Him r fi TailorYou have inherited a lot of money why dont you settle my bill OwonsMy dear man ilL wouldnt have It said for anything that my newly acquired ca any departure from my simple hab ItsBoston Transcript sta feesi There Is I Ri i 1fie seen in fivansvuKv Unless You Visit This CyfiVH e- wIw uj Its Evansv lles biggest store by vivtp oC Wlit The largest stocks of Milkiu i n Silks Dress Goods and Trimmings Rugs and Draperies Household and Fancy Linens Mens Furnishings c c I Falland Winter stocks are now complete The best in variety of assortment we have ever shown k Vr merjf are ichants Rebate Association and refund i fares to outoftown customers I tCtSli iEvansvllle Ind I J1 1 tr 1 HOUSE 7i 1WHEREFASHION REIGNS The Leading ur cloak and Suit4 House i pl of Evansvillet f You can always find what you want here whether it be a Dress Suit Coat t Skirt Hat or Furs and at reasonable prices O- urFalli and Winter Stock is now complete When in the city dont fail to visit our store compare 1J our prices with others and we will theconvince you that we can save your money j Let us fit you in a Corset by an ex pert corsetiere Members of the Rebate Associa tion Railroad fares refun- dedWalkOver P Shoes I for Men and gWomenl t 215 Main St 215 Main St x H Drugs at Cut RatesS- CIILAEPFER9S COR SECOND AND MAIN STS Everything at cut rates Largest stock greatest variety the best of everything Reliable Re sponsible First class in every respect i Pocket Shoe Co Popular Prices and Styles t All the Latest Kinks ijt L 217 MAIN ST EVANSVILLE IND f The Store with the Brass Feetln Front 7tv Agents W L Douglas Shoes1 j FJrt ii- ii s raUroa from t r JZJUI untr7 to the other rs hjl l cI I JJ fIfP Established 1894 Now L The Largest Pr C1oakSIil y J c 4 1 rm4kr t1 HouseI inzthe Middle West4 cIllus4 r tJanddem6erst Hemmers MRA a CXNY EMPO k W urI CI ree 0 in in EvallsviIIe Come now and take advan tage of the first selection from the largest freshest stockst It Costs You Nothing Under the Liberal Plan of The Retail Merchants Rebate Assn Of Evansville Indiana H All of the leading and old established stores Belong to the Association A shopping tour to Evansville means a recreation Our theatres and at tractions are of the best fine We Full Cut Diamonds with 14 Karat Mountings Stud 5 Ear Screw 11 Pair Rings 5 up t We allow the full amount paid for diamonds In ex change for larger stones A purchase of us insures you a fine white oamond as we do not carry tho Inferior rades 12 sze thin model 20 year gold filled open face case 15 jeweled movement Guaranteed ruckemeyer ConPopular Price Jewelers 303 Main St Evansville Ind Members MR A WRITE FOR CATALOGUE tIIlq Jlarb Li 1un I Storei- n far- esGIEISSLER V REAL SNAPPY POPULAR PRICED Coats Suits Furs and Dresses UNITED CLOAK SUIT CO MAINBeats Them All411NAINt FOR CATALOG f ESTABLISHED Bitterman Brosfa JEWELERS Come to EVlnsviUeWe Rebate3 Your 147lF ti ik r iw 47 I Iif = i Thow rrrs + wn+r+ wwr = mn fPJ1Qli1ill1IE I mR tJUIDI1illiIm to XPrf m I- 1vsvIws t est Saor tor itrdeD amlBoys invites your inspection of maniflccnt assortmentsof ClothingHats i THE HOME OF SteinBloch and Sophomore and Alfred Benjamin RB Fashion Clothes Clothes for Men for Young 1lenIManhattan Stetson HatsI j and tho best Boys Department In the Middle West i It Pay to Be a Progress Patron A postal brings our handsome Illustrated catalogue of Mona Boys for Fall and Winter Iand n m 5 When in Evansville we invite you to visit the Largest and Best Shoe the State New Fall and Winter Lines 1now complete 4Geisslers Shoes and styles are Right We are members of the Merchants Rebate Association and refund SHOE CO415 Main Evansville Ind I FOR THE 411 SEND 667 Will Fare I a1w Shirts apparel When in Evansville Visit thenF I Boston Store II EVANSVILLE FAVORITE TRADING CENTER All the departments in the store arc now overflowing with new Fall Merchandise new Fall Suits Dress Goods Silks Millinery etc etc at the Boston Store Parcels checked and delivered Free to any part of the city R R FARES REFUNDED according to the plan of the Evansville Retail Merchants Rebate Association Fowler Dick Walker I 4 SEE THEa i Store Beautiful1 L r cordiallyinvitedMammoth Store Furniture Carpets Curtains Stoves and Ranges in endless 1i varietyall thats new will be found here Prices lowest besides we pay your fare 1 Freights paid R 4 G Furniture Cojlt11 116118 MAIN ST IaI J dill Evansville Ind111n WILL ACCEPT YOUR OLD PIANO as part payment on one of our now t Piano or Player=Pianos Write for prices and terms R The N W Bryant Piano Co 226 Main St Evansville Ind if f JDIAMONDS FINE JEWELRY WATCIIFS r ESTABLISHED 1804 W4 v ChasFArteafr m Optician 1 327 Main Street EyansvilleJndi AE SELL Mens and Boys Clothing Cheaper than any house in Evarisville i r We also refund R R Fares Y 0 Joseph Clothing Co Dene o Ike UBlei Label SUAc 1 N- r r t i t f 1 4 i S c ri JVy p1 iY tf a l r r OJ t r1 H r fj t l jr + rA r H I 1 II H 1 I tfr T- Il I Tj fi- i t 44nla I 1 t mm j 7 I ctj y 1 y i p iq ra 1 IlbTYw1 AG M1 wM W mm l I I U I- g I t I tto- s P r t i J r t 3- kbn l n l I r i r jf r t er- i All Roads Lead DilDiIlinghamsa r f yVx T iTt 1 tJl i rs irt Pc ritUC1 Y fa lJ I i For the next 30 days I have decided to offer the majorityoft my stock of Merchandise at cdstOiiy3 fw exceptions i The firsty t place we need the CASH second place we are goingII decided change in our business also building and in order to fix 44 the house up for the future business have decided to bffr the bulk i tll t J of our stock at ABSOLUTE COSTI Lt I 1ti V j f dR y 4 t Id 4IAs the work cant be done with all the goods 1 n the sethatbrw have I intend t6 make r t this EVERYBODYS STORE One that you cant help from talking about and if fcan only get you to talk about me your neighbor will know about this THE RACKET STORE the fulture store of White Plains NOW THIS IS NO HOT AIR PROPOSITION 1 intend tip close 4r t f i v this present stock put in the next 30 days i Prices will be GALORE HERE through the monthof November Sale 15 NOW GOI NG ON AND WILL CONTINUE throughout the entire month Tell the good news to all your friends arid come and bring your neighbors I with comeyou r i 1 storeday4 every1 itii ft I j V iv Remember the friend of the people i r g i ii l il1 Yfr J J 1 r 4 i 11rpvy 1 11 i 1 f8 DJe MErl r4StidlI I 4 1- X 7 I aM Y 1 n bm ii s mW1L1 mYa lkt 4 fy SL r i ifi i Are p j n 1 i i I 1- Ac1Verti8e I erltI i I i 0- I J 1 r IT EHSR lY- EITHER I LM TAFT OR MR WILSON I r i1 I J I t fl VILL BEfFLECLED irfT 1 1 5fj t t l wr PRESIDENT t j I 1a I I I 1 firInKentucky the Progressive Party will fall far ri ofsecuring the required number of votes to qualify it as a political party within the provisions of 1 our election laws This is indicated clearly by their insignificant registration and by the reports received i by the Committee of conditions throughout the State Since the middle of September the DRIFT HAS BEEN STEADILY TOWARD THE REELECTION J OF MR TAFT and is INCREAS ING IN FORCE as the election draws near r The reasonfor this is apparent to anyone giving the matter a moments consideration CONTINU OUS EMPLOYMENT IS AT HAND for all those who desire to find it and REMUNERATIVE PRIC ES REWARD THE PRODUCERS THISi MEANS COMFORT FOR THE PEOPLE GENERALLY p and accounts also for the absence ofpplit ical excitement 1 The VIOLATION OF THE MOST SACRED TRADITION OF THE REPUBLIC opposition to a THIRD 1ERM as President for any man and the ECONOMIOAL THEORIES and VIT AL CONSTITUTIONAL CHARGES involved in the candiacy i of MR Roosevelt are issues of extreme importance but the fact t that HIS DEFEAT IS CONCEDED BYALL except his ipost ar Ldentsupporters has to a large extent eliminated them from con l THE RACE BEING BETWEEN THE REPUBLIOAN AND DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES our confidence that the judge ment of the people will lead them to REELECT MR TAFT is F based upon the record THE REPUBLICAN PARTY BELIEVES IN AND WILL ADHERE TO 1HE PROTECTIVE TARIFF ti- THE SYSTEM r DEMOORATIO RARTY BELIEVES IN TARIFF FUR I REVENUE ONLY which means FRED TRADE and if placed in power will if true to their platform declaration seek at once- I to wipe out and DESTROY ALL ELEMENTS OF PROTEC ta I lION in our tariff laws Their platform declaration of 1892 and t 4 1912 on this question are identical and in both a PROTECTIVE TARIFF IS DENOUNOED AS UCNONSTITUTIONAL I In 1892 the Democratic Party was successful upon this issue and they tried their hand on the tariff and the resultis well remem i bered DISTRESS MISERY WANT AND ACTUAL STAR- VATiON WERE GENERAL THROUGHOUT THE LAND and continued until the election of McKinley and the restoration of I the Republican Party to controle They of course try to ex plain and absolve tbehTselves of responsibility for the result tithey cannot deny actual coeditions as they existed during their complete controle of the Executive and legislative branches of our government Now the country prospers Business prostration in any line exists no where within ifeborders The affairs of the government have been economically and efficiency administrated The governments controle of trusts has been strengthened A surplus remains in the treasury after the payments of all expenses The trade ofthe country is larger than at any other period of its history A Republican administration with Mr Taft at its head has beenand is now in charge We know what we have in 1912 We know what we got as aresult of 1892 i Under the rne prosperity and penaty under the other disaster t arid distress The only safe course lies in holding on to that which is rood Danger lurks ina change No risk except in a change then why take that A vote for Roosevelt is woise than wasted it is a vote to take the risk So Mr VoterJ ate erizmbeyourr occupations ttJilt Y over while you yet have time and your vote Square with your judgment t Roosevelt Delegates for Taft Letter of Wm Heyburn President Belknap Hdw Mfg Co and Roosevelt Delegate frem Louisville to the Republican National Convention l Louisville Ky October 25 1912 Mr hasL Scholl Louisville K d i r M4j vto 7 My Dear Sir i togeferripg to yoiinquestion as to what candidate I have V decided to vote for for President at the November election I would say that 1 am going to vote for Messrs Taft and Sherman whom I regard as the regular nominees for the Republican Party 1 attended the Chicago convention as a Roosevelt delegate but from my observation and experience there i consider it wasp I fortunate for the country and for the Republican Party as wello that Mr Roosevelt was not nominated I became convinced that Mr Roosevelts candidacy was the result of personal ambition and not for the purpose of furthering any particular politics or principles I believe that with Mr Roosevelts cooperations it wasROSsjble for the Progressive element of the Republican p rtxdo Have nominated Governor Hadley onSenator Cummins to made any changes in the platform that mighthave beendesjfjble to have revised the rulesjas to climate the authority of the National Committee where even such authority as they had might be abused and more important than all to preserve the integrity and usefulness of the Republican Party Mr Roosevelts followers by reason of their passionately stormy methods used where no principles could possibly be involved with the same vehemence as where principles might be involved destroyed my confidence in their leveMieadedness and good judgment I was well prepared by what I saw at Chicago for the lack of the sense of proportion that lead to the action of Roosevelt supporters in undertaking to establish the Progressive Party As for myself 1 can see no hope of accomplishing progressive measures by this procedure and grave danger of weak ening the influance of the Republican Party for good along many lines The Republican platform relative to Tariff politics appeals to mn with peculial force I have had the van tags of knowing eimictliing about the working effect ofatariff echiiiuJes and tariff policies on business and with out fcpliiti intolerant of the opinion of other men am eat iefid thus the republican policy of protection IB for the generaIinterestaewollascueral prosperity 1 believe i that if Dr Wilson is elected he will probably call ao extra session of OnnareeR to revise the Tariff and imuiridhirtly business will siuguute The demand for the products f the farm und factory will drop off and the necessary accompaniment to this will be n falling market If the tariff schedules are so made as to threaten Amen ean producers with serious coaipetitiou from abroad H where the price of labor is so much lower than byre the condition of stagnation will be permanent or until the noMcy iRehangedlIf the change made by such a specialtvsesijiuu Jut such as to bruig the American consumer into logiciurhuneiugcrauc Party becomes u futlo one No one who is thouhtfulcan doubt that if the Democratic Party is elected to power by a large majority as some claim it will be it will be a very radical free trade or Tiiriff for revenue only Party No honeyed preelection phrases of Dr Wilson delivered in to placate the voters in the district where protection sentiment is supposed to be extensive will change this fact Those who vote for Dr Wilson should do it withfthe full knowlegc of what it means and should not vote for kim unless they believe in the tariff for revenue only whicn is the teal meaning of the Democratic platform and the real intintiou to the DMnoratc PtrrvlTno9o who believe in n protective tariff policiy and expect to make their vote effective shouid in my opinion stay with managediHp purs very truly Yyf7ixe t 1 Al 41 ALVIS S BENNETT SecretaryWD COCHRAN Chairman L I 1Y I t + r t lw 1 t 4 fj x i t- C HL 1 ro 1