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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): November 5, 1912
Bee (Earlington, Ky.): November 5, 1912 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1912 bee1912110501_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): November 5, 1912 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1912 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. ' IT5T 'y' Wftmtt'"' iiyi WwiilHWWii i'H'ngfnHi ' 'IfW ,T fmfHfppi .:.:., nillinrTM .i', iijiWPWiiiwiwiwfwpBwawpwiw!iijj.)WMiiu.:, ' WV- , T "" itiilH " i 11 ni'i . ! " ..I... TUESDAY yw t rj ' uawpqpirocCTTOpii ... trim .. ,.t. I lllll .'-.- . ' , &rV. TUESDAY J and FRIDAY AFTERNOON and FRIDAY AFTERNOON A V ;M L IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE YOUR $WENTY-THIRD BUSINESS Ml ;i 1 ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE 6, 1912 No. 8$ WW YEAR EARL1NGT0N, HOPKINS COUNTY, KY., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 'I4M&', bh: v! ui mm BIC IDLE HOUR THEATRE fa LANDSLIDE LOOK HERE! FX3R rHE '! ViMttf irafct Bl J i Mirror Screen Will Always Win WMBWwwMMiwiBiwww'MWMWMM Watch Tomorrow Night EVANS DEFEATS WISE ''WH'1'1 ii;v .5 K ir Big Democratic Landslide INSTALL NEW : MIRROR SCREEN Glass IN THE RAGE FOR MAYOR: MAYOR i n A New l" T THE IDLE HOUR THEATRE I WILSON OUR NEXT PRESIDENT Wood row Wilson Elected President by Majority of 465 Electonal Votes I ttr 'i i ; Curtain Recently Invented and Patented DAN M. EVANS ELECTED Has Just Been Installed BYA SAFE MAJORITY- - A. M. f i I 5' ' 5; I &' Wv7 w w. manager of the Carries Earlington for Mayor lie Honr Theatre, has again 6 iowii his enterprise and his so- hcjtifde for the comfort and J Dan M. Evans runs a head of his party and is elected pleasure of his patrons by the 1 I .1 i Woodrow WUson is the peoples cnoiceinonG,lbertKlncandMnccie Tar-- . installation of a "MIRROR Mayor with a majority of 239 votes the result was in doubt SCREEN" into his beautiful by the largest majority that ever elected a ner motered over from Eirliug-- ' Motion Picture Tueatre. The until all the precincts had reported. ton "Mirror Screen" is a President except one time and that was in Mrs. M. E' Wallace is in Mad- tion whereby Motion new invenWHY HE8ITATE? Pictures isonvilie. 190.8 when Roosevelt defeated Bryan- Nebo Notes are made bright, brilliant and An Ofer That Involves No Risk For Grandma Blanks was not so clear and at the same time the Those Who, Accept It total number of electoYtal votes well Sunday. light is softened aud diffused so folks had that the pictures are most deA few the We cast for Wilson was' 498 out of a possible a nartv.atof the young .Halloween ,ljjjhtful, pleasant and agreeable- Dr. Tilford reports several pa- will are so positive our remedy Hall relieve constipation, .that we ofv. typhoid-fever--L..' ,' tients with Pifto 13. fer to furnish It free of all cost if t. 531, Roosevelt 20, for the eyes. Somenraes people Sam Townsand has bought the fails. Mr. aud Mrs. Archie E. Grib-bl- e complain that the pictures hurt the W. T. King house and lot on Constipation is caused by weak-1- " suit not in doubt at any time after the returns were out hunting persimmons their eyes. This is completely East Main St., consideration un- nesa of the nerves and muscles of eliminated by the use of the the larce Intestines or descending: was Wilson from the Sunday. began coming. known. colon. To expoct relief yon must James Forrest the little son of "MIRROR SCREEN," which is Martin O'Brien's new house is therefore tone tip and strengthea ' start. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Woodruff has in reality a most beautiful and costly Mirror, manufactured and nearing completion, he has four thoBo organs- and restore them tv chickeu pox. scientifically treated to reflect men at work on it and all four healthier activity. try We want yon to Mr. aud Mrs. Robt. Rexall OrdDavis Party tUMvwt'cn pictures in an entirely are left handed workmen. erlies on our guarantoo. They are spent Sunday with his parents motion appearance Mr. and MrB. W. E. Durham eaten like sandy, and are particuJack Whltford entertained a from the different St. Charley Talk Mr. and Mrs. Lon Davis. usual way. Its innovation is with their son Falcoin and Mibs larly ideal for children. Tuev act number of his little friends at a Maxie Gilliland, Hobart Sisk, practically transforming the mo- Goldie Roland went on an auto directly on the nerves and musole Hallowe'en Party last Thursday Finas Blanks and Norris King mobile trip to Stursis, 01 ay and of the bowele. They have a neutral evening at his home on S. Main Quite a crowd snprised Mr. and were in Earlington Saturday tion picture business, bringing aotlon on the other organaor glands. them to greater popularitv. The WhoatcroYt several days last They do not purge or dauee any instreet The house was beauti Mrs. Lon Davis last Thursday night.. "MIRROR SCREEN" can ouly week. convenience whatever They act ttf fully decorated in colored lights night with a pound party. All Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dennison be Been exclusivrly at the Idle Mrs. W. D, Tudor and boc John overoome chronic of habitual congiving it the ghostly appearance report a nice time in. spite of the who have been visiting her parHour Theatre and it will pay and Mrs. Watkins, of Greenville, stipation and the myriads Of associate or dependent chronic ailments. of the occasion. Although the inclemency of the weather, fol- ents Mr. and Mrs. M. 0. Stewart everyone to call and note the are visiting Mr6. 0. R. Morton Try Rexalf Ordofties alt bur risk. raiu interferred with some of the lowing are the n.ames of those nave returned to their home in wonderful .difference produced Mrs. Tudor's daughter. Two sizes, lOo ahd2Co. Sold only at program which was planned, the who were there ; Mr. and Mrs. Lexington Teun. by this new method of projecMrs. Tom Oansler and little our store. The Rnxnll Store. St. little hos furnished an abundant Wes Cook, Mr, and Mrs. Horace Mrs. J no. Kariper who has ting Motion pictures. ' supply of amusement which the Tally, Mr. and Mrs. Henry daughter Mary Helen of Earling- Bernard Mining Co., Incorporat' ed Drug Department. been ill for sometime isuo better ton visited her father's family J. guests enjoyed. Among some of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Davif, Children who have worms. aro pale Bob Davis, Clarence Woodruff croas, fretful aud sickly most of the L. Rogers last week. the features were a pumpkin Mr. and Mrs. James Woodruff, The Homo Influence. time. To rid the little body these Miss Bertha Gater, of Madison"Henrietta," said Mr. Meektoa. contest which was won by Miss Mr. and Mrs. WillHigmnbottom, and Ed. Blanks huve been out parasites WHITE'S CREAMofVER"Suppose f is an Laura Tnrker, and the best dis- Mrs. H. J. Bryan, Mrs, B. F. training their dogs getting rady MIFUGE worms approved remedy. vilie, spent Saturday and Snnday "What Is it. Leonldas?" stay at home and economize In order When tho have been driven with home folks. 15 th. guised ghost prize was won by Gilliland, Mrs. Riley R timer, for the to facilitate your publlo career and out the child prows strong, healthy Mrs. Carrie Kamper who vis- and robust. Price 25c per bottle. Mrs. J. Y.Mitchell and Mrs. A. employ my leisure hours In assisting Mrs. Bud-- Long, Miss Zdrelda Beulah Travis. Sold by St. Bernard- Mining Co. Inand magazine 0. Byrum went to Madisonvilie you with your speeches"When you aro The Jit tie folks who ventured Siwyer, Mi6s Verna Galloway, ited relation here last week has corporated, Drvg Department. "Well'" articles" Saturday shopping. out to enjoy the evening were Miss Eya Woodruff, Mr. Geo. returned to her home inGilmore prominent in public affairs, will you bo one of those who candidly admit Book Club Octave Thanet Met Misses Sarah Fenthcrston, Thel-ra- a Trove and M Rufus Woodruff. Ind. Mtb. H. R. Cox is on the siuk that they owe everything to their husD. D Woodruff who stuck a King, Sarah Orutchfield, The Octave Thanet Book Olub list. Dr. and Mrp. 0. P. Curry gave bands?" Washington Rtar. Lsna OavH, Ailcen Fox, Laura the yonng folks a party Hal nail in his foot last weekT is able had their unnual meet at the Mrs. J. B. Peyton is. much imParker, Florello Wright, Mary loweeti night in honor of Miss to be out, agaiu. home'of Mrs. Frank Rash Mon- proved this week. Martin, Susan Mane Orutchfield, Berenice Baker, nice refreshMrs. J.V. MeEuen and daugh- day afternoon at 8 o'olock. This Mrs. Bettio Johnson of the PRESCRIPTION Margaret Dudley, Junie Foard ment were served and was ejoyed ter Ruth visited relatives in Ear meeting is held ouce each year Johnson island Country saw the and Grace Haden, of Texas, Jim-mi- e by all. Those who were present liugton Wednesday. for the purpose of a drawing for belled buzz lrd last week it was ' For a Long Life. D. Emderton and Gladys were Myra Keunclt, FeruN chols Mr. R. L. Blanks of Madison- the books which is a gift to each fly i in: low, she saw his hell and This is tho proscription for a long Whitford. Masters Tommie Bessie and Ruby Cook., Maude vilie is visiting relatives here. member of the club. Eleven of heard it too, he had come to life given by an old gentleman Jn Con-Feathorston, Uarl Umstead, present and make a meal at a Slaughter pen nectlcut, who Is ninety-ninyears old Gribble, Ruth MeEuen", Jettie The Co. are building au addit- the members were and etlll v.oll and cheerful, "Live Rex Hampy, Manou Jenkins, Blanche Kennetjt, Josie acted for those who were unable near by. ion to our hotel' quite ahimprDv-anien- t temperately, be slow to anger, don't very interesting Oldham, Harolb Oldham, Nelson Baker, Wahneta Graham, Miy Charlie Tounsand came near worry, take plenty of exorcise in tha and should have been done to attent. A aftprnoou was (spent discussing losing air, and, above all, keep cheerMcOreary, Eugene Witherspoon, aud Opal Warren, Charlie Sisk, his irou gre.y horse, Selim, fresh lout: time ago ful." Ttfalcom Stokes and Lonnie the difFereut topics. Bessie Trover, Hobart and Neal Quite a stive Thursday night, it was dark and Should the system get run crowd was out to the organs weak the blood thia Sisk, Oliarley Jenkins, Charley Christian Endeavor Sunday eveThere could be uo better mediciuo he was driving fast when he met and sluggish, take Vinol, which is & After an evening of fuu and Long, Fiuas Blanks, Keneth than Chamberlains Cough remedy. Mr. Rice of Coiltown driving rap- delicious combination of the medicine My children were all sick with frolio lunch was served and All Teague, Willie Trover, Clarence ning properties of coda whooping eoughA One of thbm was idly too the buggy shaft of Rices happy. Woodruff, Joe D vis, Perry Fijull returned home tired but In bed, bad a high fever aud was bunny struck the brest of Ohae. livers, with the useless greaso elimiBanns'Were Called in Church nated and tonic Iron added. Wo recouching up blood.- Our doctor gave and Glem Trover. The banns of Mr. J. McClain tbom Chainberlain'B Couh Remedy horse piercing to the depth of gard Vinol as ono of the greatest Roosevelt Congratulates Wilson and strength-creatorin and the first dose eased them, and four iuches he was a bloody aniMiss Mona Faull who is attenShortly before midnight Ool. ding school in Dawson was here of Farmersville, 111. aud Miss throe buttles cured them," says Mrs. mal when he turned back td town the world for aged people. Mrs. Mary Ivoy, of Columbus, Ga., Alouise O'Brien of this city were R. A. Donaldson, of Lexington, Roosevelt sont the following tel- Saturday and Sunday. Miss. For sale by all Dealers. win re Dr. Morton staunched the says: "If people only knew the gool iu the Ob q roll of Immacucalled egram to Gov. Wilson'. blood the horse seems to be get Vinol does old people, you would be Mrs. H. J. Bryan is ill with late Conception Sunday. unable to supply tho demand; it te Taking No Chances. ' The American People by a tonsilitis. all right now bnt it the 'finest tonic and strength-creato- r At a domestic economy lesson, the ting along The wedding will take place in great plurality have couferred was a close crll. I over used." Will Gnbble spent Friday about three week-iMr. McClain Northern Christian Advocate reports, Wo wish iwery feeblo old perupon you the highest Ji.tfnor in little Emily was asked to state briefly night in Madisonvilie. son in this vicinity would try prosperous bauker. of Farm- the best way to keep inllk from souris a tljeir gift. I congrawaje you Her Ready Refuge. Vinol ob our agreement to return their Lenta Cranpr. and Willie. Col- ersville and Miss O'Brien is one ing. Her answer was certainly brief When a woman is cornered, tkete-omoney if It falls to give sAtisfaetiea. and to the point. It ran: "Youibould doesn't kaow what to say she stakes lins areill with chicken pox. of the most charming and Signed:' Sold by ST. UliKKAKD HlXftib it)., iMye It in the pow." a BoUe like a laugh. IT ladies in this city. Incorporated, Dftg Defertnent Norris R. King, Gertie O'Ban- Theo. Roosevelt. - a1 Runs a Head of His Party and Mr. Walker, I The , ior Taff The i y It - n ', ', m Sol-mo- n, - ::on J s . Beu-lahTrav- jp, e 1 f j.' Ds-sho- n. down-dige- 1 body-buildin- g - body-builde- s : -- . n, . p.opu-I,ir,you- . PttMMlitMCpiM mmm&q&iilMkiiK!m'it M 11V "'''.. .lflli.. lit ...LL l. fiTTr ?? e - ,,,4. jWlfi--f- ''y5,rr rfi" ..fAU.- '""JKJTT - i'flrjV"J- - JWt rtefe jii.iMlMMwfcl-tMI- t, Bhe's '" """"" fynww C "l '"' " ffmmmmmmmm-m.).. J., mr in jj,, i, ,,, .ijiyiKtWWflHj,.. tfoffHWIltfrMIl' ... .w-W- nifl ihmm;ih , t P ,,1,, ,,,, J.l, m nip.irf Mir.LM i, Wi r1-- 1 ii ii mnft --'-- wsk-- - ; mF ,liwl..trfgi'rtimuliWtWt'juriiaMHli. ." ' "."fTJ lu'irV'i;-l- I'rlHniijHthini.i i'jtr'r if , - -, .H.wiil. 1 r - Advertising Rates PAUL M. MOORE. EDITOR AND PUBLISHER J. E. FAWOHTT ASSOCIATE EDITOR ANO BUSINESS MANAGER '! Member ot Display Advertisements, loo per inch Hlnirle ibsue LnOals and Inside Pages, I0o per lino Readers ReaulutlouB'aud Cards of 5o per line Thanks 5c per line Obituary Poetry Slight reductions on time contract display advertisements. Also locals that run Beveraliuouthe without ohanRo Matter of Diet. "How do you tell tho difference between a yacht and a sailboat?" said tho girl with tho Inquiring mind. "By lookln' Into the pantry," replied Captain Cloet "If she carries plenty of refreshments and secgars, she's a yacht If It's mostly .plain victuals. a sailboat." Washington Star. AN EXPENSIVE UNCLE. LOST! A BOY i "What's the matter, deanr?" ho askod. He knew it was no fault of hlB end this made him bold. "Tell me your troubles, lovey." She looked up, her eyes dim wltn weeping. "EV.c . Ho found his wifo crying. Kentucky Press Association and Secwi District Polishers League Entered at the Earllnnton Post Oflloe as Second Class Matter. Don't waste your motifv buying strongthuniuv plasters. Chamber Iain's Liniment is cheaper and bet-- i ter. Dampen a piece of flannel with it and bind it over the aifectea parts ana it will relieve the palu nod sore-losFor sale bv all Dealers. s. How are you to find ' nim ? You will find him going to a higher position if he has 'a course of home study in the International Cor- Aral life, de&r, pllod. "Go on." iima In fT Tnnrrlpfl feel inhospitable" she re-- riMr: guar-anto- i and auntlo to visit us." "Yes?" "ThlB "Every year I have invited uncle &v 1 Branch Office in Ben Slalon's ville, Kentucky, Phone No. 24-- 2 Office, Next Door to Kings PpsloMtxsonmm ailkch uhiid, mSr. - Telephone 47 Tuesday, November 5, 1912 Pay for What You See. He Was Out. Thnatera in Havana, according to an "I wish you'd show mo Customer a syBtem b? which pa the thinnest thing you liavo In a bluo exchange, have seat for one act, ana. it sorgo suit" Floor Walker "I would trons pay for a nay for another act. and so with plcasuro, sir, but he's out to rinHfd. on to tho end of tho performance. By now." Judge. 4unch just this method a playgoer may keep on trying different theaters till he flnda a Only a Fire Hero play to his liking, and spend for his "but the crowd choered, as, with various "samples" only the price that burned lianas, he held up a 6iiiall he would pay for one ticket, according round box, "FellowBl" he sheuteri, to our plan. Queue Wearers Boycotted. tho markei, Kuala Lumpur, sellers wearing queues are left severely alono by queucloss buyers, while on soveral of the estatos the few coollos wearing queues who remain aro afraid to go into the towns and villages to buy things. On one estate. It Is said, the Chinese who still have tho appondago are actually purchasing their rice from the Tomll coolies employed there. Malay MaiL At respondence School year I cannot ask them." "And why?" "I havo lust remembered." sho said, "that undo expects to have meat at every meal!" And it was a long timo before he could comfort her. Perish the Thought! "I sunnoBo vou carried out your original Intention when you went abrond, Mrs. Leedor, and visited M m PJM E. ENTIRELY BALD Grow Her Hair Commenced-tAfter Two Weeks' Use of Newbro's Herpidde. o Box E)f has overythiup: beat for burns." Rich 1 also for boils, ulcors, sores, Flagged Train With shirt pimples, eczema, outs, sprains, bruiTearing his shirt from his back an ses. Surest pile cure. It subdues inflammation, kills pain. Only ,25c Ohio man flagged a tram and saved It from a wreck, but H. T, Alston, at all Druggists. Raleigh, N. C. ouce preveuted a wreck with Electric- - Bitters. "I was in a terrible plight when I bePainful Discovery. "Well," said the dentist as with si gan to use them," he writes, "my steel Instrument ho tapped Mr. Ack-ln'- s stomach, head, back and kidneys tooth, "I told you whon I put were all badly affected aud my liver in bad condition, that crown on that It might give you was of Electric Bitters but four botmaae me feel tles trouble. I never guarantee a crown- like a new man." A trial will coned tooth." "Oh, I know. I wUh I'd vince you of their matchless merit had tho blamo thing pulled!" moaned for any stomach, liver or kidney .Mr. Acktns sadly. "I've found out to trouble. Price 50c at all Druggists. my sorrow that uneasy reBts tho tooth that wears a crown!" Always the Safest Road, Though sometimes what is called Regulate the Bowels when they "a happy hit" may bo mado by a bold fall to move proporly. HJ5RBINE venture, tho common hnlfway of is an admirable bowel regulator, it steady Industry and application is the helpB the liver and stomach and re only safe road to travel. Samuel stores a fine feeling of strength and Smiles. buoyancy. Price 50c. Sold by St. Bernard Mining Co. Incorporated, Drug Department. The boy's appetite is often the source of amazement. If you would have such an appetite take Chamberlain's Tablets. The not only creLost and Found. ate a healthy appetite, but strengthTh"S ferryman, whilst plying over a en the stomach aud enable it to do water which was only Bllghtly agi- Its work naturally. For sale bv ali tated, "was askod by a timid lady in Dealers. his boat whether any persons were Virtue Mas rew marry. ever lost in that river. "Oh, no," said "Among men virtue has many he, "wo always flnda 'em agin, the preachers but few martyrs. Claude Adrlen Helvctlus. next day." Life. 1 "this Buoktnn's Arnica Salvo I hold as married men; yet.no observer of the world would 'maintain that bachelors really take less card of themselves. No, they aro always taking care of themselves? and it Is ric&ztf, xUi l e tZbv any ffiffiffHiMjBao &r$!ffi&j1'fy ' , of hair saw tho care that shortens their lives." one ever "In Cotton Wool," by W. B. Marwell. Praise to weeks my hair commenced to prow.. Now I have the most tttauUfnlhemd After Fever camcj mo to be entirely bald. I had given dd "Tho all hops of having always hair when 1 . . . was advised ta use Herpidde. as long Bought and Paid For. "You any this Is worth $5," said the o wary customer. "Now, do you Romo, Venice, Goona, Vienna, B. HARTLEROAD that I'm getting $5 worth ot "O dear, no! we visited noma, value for my money?" Vanetseah, Jennowaugh, Venn, Manager "Five dollars worth of valuol" flashand ever so many more of thoso ancient capitals. You must ed tho bright youug clerk. "Why, mister, for eyery ono of thom things havo misunderstood me, Mrs. jipeB. Henderson, Ky, 203 t wo turn out thcre'B four middlemen, Boventy-elgh- t drummers, flvo banks, GOOD CAUSE. two railroad poolB, eighteen advertising agoncles, seven lawyers and 842 billboards all running up expense accounts and adding valuo'to that thora ' Slow Suicide. article so fast that tho company's man Is entirely practically giving you tho 34 cents a man slowly killing himself. spent on patent royalties, Bhop upBachelors do not usually live keep, raw material and labor." Puck, and" Vcor-tnmhalr- e. ' ii self-centere- d two Thus writea Mrs. Howard Bailey, of BeUevuo, Mich. Wo can point to thousands of instances where tho proper use of Herpidde has been followed by a remarkable growth of hair. We absolutely guarantee the one dollar slx Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear, There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitution-.t- l remedies. Deatncss is caused by an Infiamcd condition ot the mucous lining ot the Eustachian Tube, when this tube is inflamed yon savo a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, and when , , . .1... rV !.. it is entirely closed, deafness is ths result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and lust night and had a dull evening of this tupe restored ts its normal condition, hearing it." ' will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten "Then you lost, eh?" are caused by Catarrh, which ts nothing but an inflamed condition ot the mucous surface. A Trying Moment. I V will eiva Ono Hundred Dollart toranvease may dodff of Deafness (caused by cstarrh) that cannot be Metlilnks, fornooth, lie well And Is not much to bliitne, cured by Hall's Cararrh Cure. Send for clrcu-arWhnao former wlfe'o about to lodga free. An alimony claim. P. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 7J. The Work of Time. Take Hall's Family Pills for constitution. bottles of Ncwbro's Herpidde, St. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug Department. Special Agents The Father "Can you support my daughter In tho style to which she has been accustomed?" The Suitor ;" Yes, but not In the style to which her mother and you have beeu trying to mnko nm think for the Dast six months she has been accustomed." a I wars Ndthlng to Worry About Tho First Unskilled Things ain't doln' well at 'omo, Bll. The Second Unskilled Wot's ap? The First Unskilled It's tho Missus alius worryin for money, naqraln', noon an' night. The Second Unskilled Wot she do wlv it orl? Tho First Unskilled 'Ow tho blank-otblank am I ter know I never give 'er nono yet. Sketch. A y Fake. UJ r s, back from California, I aco. Must bo a great place. Thoy say thcro Is sunshine thoro tho year 'round. Undo Kben That Is Just one ot thom fake western yarns. Every da I was there, along at the end ot ths afternoon night came, Just the Bams as it does here. WHAT HE COULDN'T STAND. Undo Ezra Howdy, Ebon. Just u vi "1 In damp, chilly weather tlifre is a largp demand for BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT because uianj people who know Inexperience its preat relieving power In Goodness Never Futile. rheumatic aches and pains, prepare There Is no man so bad, but he seto applv it at the first twinue. Price 25c. 50c and $1.00 per bottle. Sold cretly respects the good. Benjamin by St, Bernard Milling Co. Incorpo- Franklin. f rated, Drat; Department. C! "Ten years ago." ho complained, "I dangerous rad was denounced as ical. Now they aro referring to me as a reactionary," "You ought to elvn'up tho habit of changing your opinions." k "But, confound it, I hayon't changed . w them." Evansville:s F'avorite Trading Center THE BOSTON STORE .'..; K ' Wretched Place, "Oh, dear," said tho young woman with a weary sigh, as she tossed aside tho volumo, "I'm so unhappy." "WhaCn the troublo?" aakod tho young man. "There isn't a library In this town whore ono can get a book that's unfit .. to read," timy. A .- -.. r- - PRESENTS :: MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITIES Ready-to-Wea- We Offer Specially Strong Values in Ladies .;. Garments Millinery and Dress Goods and small'hafjes, trimmings xf cord.velvet und ribbon. About sJx ekcliialve.styleH for selection. Special tf'CA pl.OU .; price A large line of f)iiil(ien's Hats In polled brims; poke, side rolls and sailor shapes, in velour felt, velvet and pluBh In all colors. Prices raiie from Kros-prjU- n . r to day," said tho young matron. "Oh, do let mo go over and help you," entreated, the, prospective bride. "I used to love to dress dollB." 1 Hit One Accomplishment. "What's your hurry?" "I've got to dress a chicken Miesos' Tailored .Haits In large DRESS GOODS BARGAIN Extra fine large variety of 0.U-to- n Special ofFerinc indeed that will interest you only throuirh and Wool Mixed Suitings, ii very special purchase are we able toofferyou lliese exceptionboth plain aud fancv weaves of ally good values. The garments in this sale are well cut, well whipcord, hairline stripes. Poputailored, the cloth of a specially good quality and dependable lar colors, 32 Inches wide. OC &JK in every way.. This is vour opportunity to purchas strictly Yard. Special suits at very low prices. Oome to this store and take Note These Special Offerings The Best Part of It. Hokus Hollo, old man. Back in town again, eh? How did you enjoy your, vacation? Pokus Well, I!m so glad to get home again that I'm glad now I went." New York Times. Goodly Sir, I am surprised to heai ypu swearing at tho heat. JVliat will you do in tho next world, whcr there's not a drop of water to moistes; your parched Growly Aro you sure there's n " water there? Goodly Positive. GrawlyrAh! Then thero's no hu mldlty; that's what knocks mo. I cai stand for the heat; -- , THE8E VACATIONS. 'TIs So. To wait, nlns, Is very tume. 'TIs hard to play A wilting game, , up-to-da- te advantage of these offerings. . G9c "Kra A most complete assortment of Ladies' Ooat Suits in a good assortment of blacks, browns, medium and heavy weight dress pretty navy blue and gray iu the new Fall materials, such as serges, and 6iiit materials, including DreBB Hat, crown and brim cover, faucy weaves and novelties, plain tailored coats, high waisted many new and protty noveltleB of ed with fine quality silk velvet. skirts with panel tront and back, ftegulur Scotch mixtures. Vigoreaux, Across tho crown in placed an ex- $13 50 value. Special diagonals, serges, whipcord aud ,. tra large, uncurled ostrich willow-wettfancy mohair. Leading colors of drooping gracefully to the Buy This Suit and Save blue, gray, brown and tau, 88 brim at the loft. The feather is Ladies' Mannish Serge Suits in a neat plain tailored st vie, inches wide. Per yard, bald in place by a flat bow of vel.$50c slightly fitted at the waist line, full 82 inch leugth coat, skirt. Speoial ' vet. Bargain rrv are high waisted with side effect front and panel bade, yarn pj.DV) Prico dyed satin lining in coat, Regular $1.00 VALUES 69o HEW SWEATERS $20.00 value. Special price this sale we will offer a selec In The WhiBtling Kid Sweaters, tlon of fifty pieces of all Wool something iiovr for the little felYou Save $6.50 on This Suit Dress materials. Thoy range Iu $25.00 lows. A fine sweater made with Lidies' extra fine Whip Oord Suits, perfect- width from 42 to 50 inches. Among military collar with silver butly plaiu tailored with cutaway coat that is lots are Wool Taffeta, Mohair, WHIPCORD tons down front in combination full 32 inches in JengUi, slightly fitted at the Henrietta, Panama, Piunella aud colors, cardinal aud 'navy and waist- l'ue ; skirts are high waiet line with plain self colored Btripes in a wide SUITS Oxford and navy blue. A whistle frout and panel back, with side foot plaits. range of colors. These fabrics on. a chain with everv sweater. Come, iu bine and brown onlv. Cft are worth $1 00 per yard 89c 04 AA Extra value Rogular $25 00. Special Cpl.UU 4 1 Oa&U Special... Eaoh to An especially smart, aud e, lo c( :'. ..p3U Stylish Suits Worth $13-5- 0 for $10.98 POPULAR GRADES TJNDERPRICED $500 aja q $ U.9o ff9A aa $lUUU Would Be Better. I?rlson Missionary Don't you thinl that after you regain your liberty, yoq can do better? Burglar Well, I'll know enough noi to have another pal that'fl bo deaf h can't hear a p'llceman till he's right on ub. The Art of It. "You aro cor.stnntly outlining nei theories concerning an ideal economit f.;.-:ni," .3 ' M system." lc "Yea, my rtpllrd Senatoi Sorghum, "a successful rainbow chas er has to mike up IiIb own ralnbowi an hu goea aloig." - Save the Letters. "I havo a hesitancy about ffpurninf Dr. Phil Graves What you need that young poet." a vacation. "Why so?" Prospective Patient I've Just coma "He may, in nftercars, become fs back' from one. Another one would mous." kill me. ."Well, If he does, you can sell fill love letters to the magazines.". 3-- i 1 rlVl . $18.50 (4A They flung poor Jonah in the sea; The captain, who was cross, Said: "TIb a case, It seema, to m Of prophet and of loss." 4 Jonah. , You Can t Afford to Miss These Bargains You are cornially invited to make this store your headquarters. or boat, free of charge. anv m- Woman's Homo Companion. All Left. Chief End of Travel. expected you to enthuao mow over the beautiful Danube." "Well, the" Danube was all right, bti) tho poatcardB- were hot what expectf ed' to And," " v ' "SB - t Parcels left in our dire will be checked and delivered to RAILROAD FARE REFUNDED plan of the Merchants' Rebate Association, and please remember you always pay less at'The Boston Store. under the I I fc&. FOWLER, DICK WALKER Evansville, Indiana & -. "My broker told mo I would havo to give him something to put up on this deal." "So you gave him all you had to put up?" "YeB my umbrella." True Believer.' In saving Soma thing for a rainy day," 1' "How much havo you saved?" "Oh, I haven't Baved anything, bd I believe in it." A "t- always believe . - J. . . . I Not Necessarily. Conscience-Stricken- . Bella Oh, dear, the diamoud In mj engagement ring has got a flaw In it "Major Pounds Is a pugnacious ol( George Take no notice, darling. fellow. He. told mo yesterday he wai always smelling- powder." Love should be blind, you know. Bella Yes, but ono need not be "Good ferocious! I wonder if hi stone blind! London Telegraph. isaw mo putting some on my nosa!" . L 'V f't;..i.Ht'ii& ' ' rf. .' IM f , .ts" o AJxseasm M.(f t q !!$" iM' e 1 Z, -- ,. zmiip?vmmiV'$wTl' ":'i'-"-'V. . " -- - 1JMfltoMfeWvlt)gg.v .,J F 4 4 t&k JP ) ' Now - in New H ouse In I deslro to'thank alt my patrons for patronage my old stand, I am now In my new home and am' better prepared than ever to take care ot your orders, and will appreciate a continuance of your trade. A WHITFIELD Phone 6 Gauntry Produce Bought and Sold Program For Arbor Day November 13 Hats Shoes Hats Hats S lines 4 Wl ! . Flue line of Stetson, Lion Brand and Big Bear HATS just received. JI "m k ' j 3 ,, J a i 1 Morions Gaf), Ky. Complete line of General Merchandise. not buy Shoes that are not solid leather. BeBt line of SHOES iu town. We positively will Jm, & & M W )M j$ CALL AND SEE US WE CAN FIT YOU 1 fj ; Ws " f The man who whispeis down a well About the things he has to sell Will never reap a crop of dollars Like he who climbs a tree and "hollers." y r..i News of the Town A full line of the popular copyright books at Sink Book Storo Mad-isonylll- Tho Motto of the Idle Hour Sam Langly and Ed Arnold ot Madisonvllle attended the Domocra has always been "Nothiug to tio Speaking last night- pood for our Patrons" and their Mpb Knnv.n naa hr ,41 n.. . . Worn i'viunu Mnn 111 luaumuu (actions show that they are living , vllle yesterday. (up to it. Miss B. E. Nourse was in MadisonMisses Margaret MoPhorson and vllle Saturday. Lurline Coil of Madlsonville passed Henry Rodgors Ib back from through the city Thursdoy afternoon Owensboro to vote. on their way to flopkinsville to Mrs. Harriet Brownlg spent Tues- atten the Masqe ball at that place. day in Madlsonville. Muon Wilson was in our city Mrs. John X. Taylor of Greenville will arrive in city Tuesday to Bnend Luolan Turner went to Providonqe a few day with frlonds. Thursday night- Qivens Fugate spent Tuesday in If you want to see the best ""!' At a meeting of the Board of Sinking Fund Commissioners ou pSggpH? p )) . J) 1 e. Nashville. for 50 cents por copy. f-S- - Mibs Lelu Oole, of Nashville, Tenn., is visiting her aunt Mrs. OIiuf. Webb ou South Riilroad Street. Miss Cole is a very cha'riruug youim lady and has made a number of friends in the city Havo you aeon ilie new MIRROR SCREEN at the IDLE HOUR. Just received a big shipment of the new copyright books at SIsk's Hook m :M & Y ; Store Madisonvllle, only 60 It's here folks!! What? The cents the copy. new Mirror Screen. Whort? L. C, Wiley has been confined to his room for several days but At tho IDLE THEATEE. Miss Hattle "Wallaco of Mortons is able to bo out aeain. Gap who has uuaergoue au operation W- - T. Buttou, of Howell, Ind, at Dr. Gllbort Sanitarium of Evans who has been confiued with ty- villo Ind rotured to her home Salur phoid fever is able to be in town. day mornlug In chargo of Miss Dot Mra. Stella Kemp is on the Bean. Miss Warraco has numerous friendB In Earlington who will bo sick list. glad to learn of her improvement. Anyone interested In buying a The biggest and best line of books home for either homo or renting for boys and girls ever brought to purposes can find out something to the city, at SIsk'B Book Store their advantage by calliug at the Prloos are right. liee'ofilce. Rev. W N. Martin filled his regu-ra- r Mr p. Susie Turner is on the sick appointment at tho Methodist Church, at Mortons Gap, Snday. list this week. He dellvorod a spllnded sermou to Mrs. W. E. Ashby is visiting an interested and earnest congregaher daughter Mrs. Dou Wise, of tion. Corbfh, Kv. Mils Rose Fox who has been conWill Simmons, of St. Louis, nected witti the 81 Bernard Hospital for some years will leave lor was in town Monday. her borne in Louisville to take a The best pictures in the world much neoded rout. Miss Fox Is one projected on the best screen in of the most popular and esteemadle the world and on the best ma- les who has been In the City and her chine in the world. That's the many friends regrets to loose her, way we do it at the IDLE HOUR aud hope sho will return in the nea furture. Mrs Lucy Bean and daughter Dot Miss Mary Blair who has been in left Monday for Russelvllle where tho St. Bernard Hospital for several they wero called to the bed side of a weeks with tyPhoId fever is ennve-la8cerelative. and her many friends will Stove Motherhead of Evansville de glad to learn that she will be rewas 'In towu Tuesday. moved to her home Tuesday. JIIbb Loveiilu Edwards of Walton MIbb Veronica Fauna one of Ky is the guest of Misses Hazel charming yonug ladies has Fawcttt of Madlsonville. accepted a position with the St. BerMrsi Tom Cauolor and sister sent nard Drug Co. fdr' a few weeks' the wiek end In Nebo with pareuts. Mrs. Jack Stokes is spondlug the RoviSouthurdof Madlsonville was week In Hanson with Mr?. Bob Weir. in town Suudaj night. Madi-sonvillo. nt ROOMERS WANTED-Gentle-cau get room In good location. Apply at this ofllco. Bom to Mr. and Mra. Kay Herb In Howel Ind tomlly of this place a fin girl leveu and half pounriB mother hd daugtorare dolug well. Clyde Thomas left Monday for Baker Tenn where he will spend days. several Rev. W. 0. Bradon of Prlnoton, Ky and formerly of this place is in town Beoing old friends and for tho purpose of voting. meu Oct. 30th in the executive office the following program was adopted for the, exercises which will take place on Arbor day, Nov. 13th, in connection with the planting of the trees m the rear of the Capitol building by the Counties. The exercises will begin at eleven (II) a. m. sharp aud will pho,to pinys in the world you bo held on the portico in the rear of the Capitol buildiug. ' will come to the Idle flour The program will be as follows: Mrs D. P. Banks and little son Invocation Eev. Jesse Zeig-le- r. Paul Jr. who has been in Henderson for the pest montb returned borne yesterday afternoon. Welcome to the City Mayor Miss Margaret Victory spent Polsgrove. Thorsday night in Madlsonville. Welcome to the Capitol Gov. (McOreary. Antiquity of Memorial Tree Planting and its Beautiful Sentiment Judge James Garnett. Arbor Day and Forestry Forester J. E. Barton. Planting of TreeB by Public Sloan's Dniment gives School President Barker, of cough, cold, quick relief for hoarseness, sore throat, State University. croup, asthma, hay fever Address Lieutenant Goverand Dronchitis. nor McDermott. HERE'S PROOF. Mr, Ar.nr.nT W. PBiCK.of Fredonta, Forest Planting in the Future Kan., writes : " We use 81oan' exAnd it an in the family and Mr. H. F. Hillenraeyer. cellent relief for cold wid liny fever attacks. It stops couching and meetFollowing these exercises each ing almost instantly." county delegation will adjourn to toss a shovel full of earth on the tree which it has seut, with such other exercises as they mav lect. In the conspicuous little plot of grouud formed by the junction RELIEVED SORE THROAT. of the existing and proposod auMrs. L. BitEWEB.of Modollo.Fla., trrltos: ' I bought one bottle of your tomobile road Governor Mc- Liniment and ltdldmoall the good In My throat was very sore, the world. Oreary will plaut one tree, a and It cured me of my trouble." Burr Oak, for theState-at-Lirge- , GOOD FOR COLD AND CROUP. so that standing alone in its soli Mb. W. II. StbAuok, 3721 Elmwood Arenne, Chicago, IU.,writesi "A littary splendor it will be a memtle boy next door had croup. I gate the mother Sloan's Liniment to try. orial of the kindly feeling which She ga.JO him three drops on sugar before going to bed, and he got up has so long existed between him morning." without the croup In the $l-0and the people he has served so Price, 25c, SOo,, well, who hold him in such high Sloan's regard. Treatise on the A band will be provided to Horse furnish music duriug the sent free. I iTrtiLtXf ill Coush.CoId SoreThroat Lint-mc- ut I I I I Many of our customers want ! The Best There Is without regard to price "M I $ 'I I fl M I SLOANS LINIMENT To such good judges of good things WE RECOMMEND j 11 I y I J Crest Chocolates at ONE DOLLAR ABOUND as worth it, and much more -- . ;- - OT ' 1 j Ij g f: V - 4fU I f. ST. BERNARD MINING jj lj INCORPORATED 60. DRUG DEPARTMENT O ifBP Dnn " w3p . f "":". """Brrr1.1 ?-- " 'im...i5 J J .'( :; fl M v m ii o iiBia jJf Addriss ' EaW-lngto- w :- n3Wl?2uF. Mftfo gftPfo: PEjraff &K&&v :?ys:nr X--' Porto Rico's New Wonder From far away Porto Rico come Boston, ' iL llf reports of a wonderful new discovVOg Man. ery that is believed will vastly beneI Wi fit the people. Ramon T. Marohan of Barceloneta,. writes, "Dr. King's New Discovery Is. doing splendid work here. It cured me about five times of terrible coughr and colds, also my brother of a Bevere cold In his chest and morn than 20 others, who used it ou my advice. We hope this great medicine will yet bo sold D. P.BankB, E. L. Wise and XV. F. in every Drnc store in Porto Rico." For throat aud Sheridan were in Monday afternoon. nothing better. lung trouble there is A trial will conNorris King of St Charlos was in vince you of its merit. 50c and $1.00 Guaranteed by all Druggists. town last nioht. v !. Second Hand Shoes For Sale Repairing done while you wait. Ail 'h X .M work guaranteed or your money refunded. k yi .i w Big Business in Men's Overcoats v' rr m AM SJ "l Sfe'- -' We're ready with big stocks, greatassort-meutand varieties, concerning every Held of Overcoat, use, only the kind that is worthy of your choice really fine Overcoats, whether they 8 -- 'v. 1 !5 ir' KW. v & a U )X LV y n- ; - 5fl ELol :a-- i a ?r are worn for the warmth and comfort they afford or the style they reflect. Fall weights, winter weights, for coats, rain coats, auto coats, dress coatjs, business coats, work coats aud slip on, to match your purpose, price and service. Imported and domestic styles aud materiuls. ' Price range for Overcoats, $10 to 20 Price range for Suits, $10 to $45 One addition to Prayer meeting St. Margarett's Guild The St. Miirjitirett's Guild Thursday evening at the home of members met at the home of Mr. David Hiues. All invited. Mrs. V. H. Kline, Mouday, ou A Great Building Falls North Main stnt, in the after noon at 2' o'rloclc, to arrauge when its foundation is undermined, and if the fouudation of health their regular work for the Epis good digestion is attacked,' quick young peop'e. the church. copal Church. In severe casea of sore lungs, you need au internal and external remedy, Buy the dollar size BALL ARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP, you get two remedies for the price of one. With every dollar bottle there Ih a fr fciEURIOK'S RED PEPPER POROUS PLASTER for the chest. Sold by St. Bernard Mining Co. Incorporated, Drug Paris Generous in Tribute. Paris Is generous in statues erected to her heroes. Voltaire, for instance, Is honored with four memorials. There are two to Diderot, of "Dictlonalro Encyclopedique" fame. Tho haughty but melancholy profile of tho poet Alfred de Musset is to bo seen In three places. Jeanne d'Arc has four statues. Lamartine, statesman, poet and revolutionist, has two cfllgies. , .... Mortons Gap M. E. Church South Chilblains, frosted feet or hands, can be cured with one or two appliThe pastor preached Suuday SNOW cations of BALLARD'S LTNIMENT. It quickly relieves morning and evening in the Odd itching or tenderness of the flesh. Price 25c, 50c and $1 00 per bottle. Fellows Hall. The evening serSold by St. Bernard Mining Co. In- vice was well attended by the corporated, Drug Department. Boston Shoe Refrairin Shojj tVLBASAN, Prop. 110 Mam St. Madisonvllle, Ky. I ' Of I ill !''i BEE ADS PAY. GET THE HABIT r iiV. WR collapse, follows. Ou the first signs of Indigestion, Dr. King's New Life Pills should be taken to tono the Cash or Credit Wby pay cash when j'ou can take advantage of our . i a stomach and regulate liver, kidneys and bowels. Pleasant, easy, safe and only 25o at all Druggists. If the great number of women who believe that they are sadly lacking In beauty who pass valuable time and money In vainly trying to acquire it could but be brought to realize that the highest form of beauty Is that of expression I This Is attained by the possession of Inward graces, which plain frequently transform a face Into one more beautiful and winning than tho combination of a perfect complexion and regular features. d ft; Beauty In Expression. liberal credit arrangement, & ',? :,'. m inf. gglsjggj G2Z Ineall n with small weekly or monthly payments? '' 1'V :' m "We 71 . !3B. ' vl UiT c1 IT PAYS TO TRADE HERB m '.1 Kot ?V&tcli You. ' , We do sin extensive credit business in watches, jewelry and silverware; and all we ask is that you watch yourself to meet payments promptly.' Ask KUUUU 11. ' i .$ &S u 1. I v2 lt i,BMwwrnrHJiMMMciMfw SirfLWMlfi!'iAiK ii(jMHiTTO.-n"trjr;v-.. ." r t',T r. ' m W- , - ii' ' ; E.VANS.V.I VLB l rs Q AN Ak.m .: They Won't Believe It Many people who do not deserve them have good neighbors. HOLLINGER & TRUEMPY, Jewelers 2 . wmwmm PfjTV jjf 'j3 canna-ir- ifcli- - yr ilil My. frt.,vio. vtVs, C 4.miA, Mm , ' i.ni..n.iiF,Hr ,, . . , in Up I mi, .mmHi . ii , NMHIf---.afar-- t 1; .:.-- ,. inn jjirrBri'ir "ij .m&XjjrfBBaKJP. mHmmiummm ft Great Kidnty Remedy Sim I hOm t- si ' n H P-- J About one year ago two of mv children suffered badly from woak kidneys and diabetes. They would MADI&ONVILLE, KY. have severe spells of dizziness and were all run down in health.I was Just about discouraged. I tried sevt eral remedies and finally a doctor, but they did not Improve. I knew of a triend who waB taking Swamp Root for kidney trouble with good results and 1 decided to get some for the children. I had noticed that th9ro were some Improvement atter they had taken two largo bottles and continued to givo It to them un II botthey had taken Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night. Any aolie or pain in any part of ! J tles and were well on the road to re. covery. I think Dr. Kilmer's the body can be relieved with Shippa Swamp-Roo- t has done more for my Quick Relief reward :a: childrer than any other medicine I If it fall and Liniment. $100price th purchase is recebmmend it to have tried and any one having children suffer as not refunded. Try it and see- - 50c at all Drurfgists. COLORED COLUMN. Great Big Enthusiastic Crowd Wajchcs miuo did. Very truly yours, Election Returns R. W. Lisenby, REV. J. R. KVA.NS, EDITOR Strength In Cheerfulness. Dothan, Ala. WondrouB Is the strength of cheerThe Elpction Returns as shown Personally appeared before me, fulness, altogether past calculation Its Mrs, Hattle Patteu 1b on the sick on the big screen streched on the this 2nd day of July, 1909, R. W. powers of endurance.' Efforts, to bo Ltstnby. who subscribed to the St. Bernard store by The Bee above statement and made oath that permanently useful, must ho uniformlist this week. is true In substance and ly joyous a spirit all sunBhine, graceMr. Green PerkltiB bus opened up and the Idle Hour management, the same was watched by a large and en- fact.A. AV. LlSRNiiY, Notary Public. ful from very gladness, beautiful s first olaBB boarding bouse In the bright Carlyle. 'old Roburaon building near No. 0 thusiastic crowd, the street was Lelier to coal tip. filled tvitli cheering men and Fighting Fish. Dr Kilmer & Co Mrs. C. (J. Wakefield of Corydoii, womtm until it was conceded by Binghamton N Y Tho warrior of tho fish is tho InICy. worshiped with the Mt. Zlon all dian fighting fish, which Is well Woodrow Wilson would Prove What Swamp-Roo- t Will do for versed In tho art of fighting. They Baptist Ohurch Sunday evening. be that our next president. fight like a bulldog and would not Btop You She Is worklmr In the Interest of East Inmissions. Her lecture Siinday night For any itchiness of the skin, skin raslic, chap Blng-h- n fighting until one is killed. Sfnd to Dr. Kilmer & Co., and inspiring pimples, etc., try Doan's ointment. 500 at all trap both in inn, N. Y., for a siimpip bottle. dian natives gamble on tho result of It will convince anyone. Yon will tho fight betweon two fighting fish, "We hopo to have her with us again drug stoc.es. iilK'i receive a booklet of valuable and tho fishes are treated just .the 1B80H. information, telling all about the samo as prlzo bulldogs. Determined to Be In Style. kidneys and bladder. When writing .Resolutions of ennflflenco and esA customer in a shop be sun and mention the Eurllugton teem on the departure of Mrs. i2. M. stood gazing at somo butcher's When Glasce3 Stick. Bee. Regular fifty small alligators When two glass tumblers or dishes Smith from the Earlington Public In an aquarium. Having turned the cent and size bottles for asstick together so that there Is danger school and the parent-teachematter over in his mind, the customer sale at nl diug stores. of breaking in getting them apart, approached the butcher and exclaimed, sociation. put cold- water in tho Inner one and "I cupposo a body might as well be Stage. Actresses for Japanese .Resolved, that, we the members of hold tho outer one in wnrm water, and Although a woman Is credited as association, of dead as out of style. Gimme a couple the Parent-teacher- s the founder of tho Japaneso stage, no they will separate at once. express our of pounds of alligator." JSarliugton, do hereby name of nn actress adorns Its history sincere appreciation of her l.tbor of tho onagata has reigned supremo. Wests. sacrifice and love among iiSjand uae But tup artificial custom of substitut- Sir Archibald Golkie used fo tell a tins mean to show our good will Ing mqn for women is about to give 'story of aScotchman.who much against or her and the high estimate we Avny to tho onrush of modern ac-- his own will, was persuaded to take a Will 1h paid to anv person hnviutr place upon the good work she has any kind of pain. or ach9if Shlpp's tresses, and one of tho most unlquo holiday. Ho wont to Egypt and visdone in Earlington during the tlmo Qulqk Relief .Liniment fails to give customs of the stage is thus threat- ited tho pyramids. Aftor gazing for she has labored here for the ood of ;imtant relief and the purchase price ened to be Buporseded by real wearers somo time at the Great pyramid he muttered: "Man, what a lot of mason .'the meeting the tchoul r.ud our peo- is not refunded. Try it and see. of petticoats. work not to be bringin' in any rent!" C. A, MORTON Two Children In One Family Funeral Director and Embalmer i.i One Ameuntad to tomtftMnt. King Humbert one YliU4 eace and at & reception of tb inquired of each noble presented what his occupation was. "Nothing, majesty," was the uniform reply until It came the turn of the Marquis Qinorl, who had lost cast somewhat because of his manufacture of pottery. "I am a potter, maeBta a maker of majolica," said tho marquis In response to the king's question. "Thank God I" cried the king, "there ia one noble In Florence who does something." nr arl-tocra- I mtmmmmmmmmmmMiwMmm'iwmw B. M. SLATON UNDERTAKER Funeral Direetor. A.x-r'we-x' :: Licensed Embalmer ox-- ISCJgjfcxt: all cea.ll Deiy 124-- 2 NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE, Office Phone Residence Phone 124-- 3 I MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY Stop That Ache! THE ECONOMICAL WAY Tho long distance service ot thb t Mitrlami IVl.viume & Telegraph Company enables tho bmluesh 1,1 m f cuuuut nil of his outside ailalrs in the most oconomloal mid satisfactory manner. You cun get long distance connections to'all outside important cities and towns within a radius of one hundred mlloB of Earlington. Prompt service, reasonable rates. v For information, call CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH GO. bo-cau- !sr Semi-Weekl- y one-doll- ar rs Sees With His Fingers. Jacob W. Holotln, though blind from Infancy, will complete a course In medicine in tho Chicago College of Medicine and Surgery this month, and intends to follow the practice of medicine as a profession. He laugha at his handicap and says: "Thcro wasn't a nerve, a sinew, a vein, an artery, a tissue that the eye could behold but I could feel with tho tips of my fingers. My fingers aro as good as Is u plenpnrf 10 you that "It ChauuierlaluVCmigh Remedy ia the eyes. With them I can detect pulsabest cough remedy I have over used, tions, irritations, and temperatures Instantly." writes Mtk. Hutrh Campbell, of His Inspiration. Percollum (of tho Dally Bread) "My dear, you aro not only my chief incentive to work, but my lifelong inspiration." Mrs. Percollum "I know I'm your inspiration, all right, Porrl-val- . Whenever I mix a metaphor or make a little mlstako in my grammar you turn it Into a story and got pay for it" ,v '."' 1- - tll Lh-vonl- a, - have used it with all ' sufferei! habitually from ronstlpition,' my children mkI the results havu been hiuhlv Hatlsfnctory." For piiIh Doan't KpkuIpU relitvod and Hieneibcncd( llic bowels 10 that they have been ocular ever by all DealHrn.' X Ga. "I tlnco." Texas. 15. Davis, Grocer, S :lphur Sprnp$,. '; $100 Reward! 1 ple. Resolved, 1st that n copy of thse Poisonous Metals In Foods. Women as Plumbers. resolutions bo placed n the walls Moving Letter From Prison. A pure food Investigation by Dr. Prom a note which appears In tho of the room In which Rhe was a A commission in an eastern state Carlo Formentl of Millan has dealt columns of tho Ironmonger It would teacher, anil h (ho it copy be sent to Investigating jail conditions, request- with poisonous meiais in rood sup- - appear that no fewer than 150 young ed "letters from the prisoners. They !her home in Columbia, Teun. 50c ai all Druistf. These Fish Build Nests. The Paradise fish, which Incidentally is clothed in tho prison garment of black and white stripes, and tho Tmllnn firhtlnt flail nro riout lmllilnrs. They build nests among tho mouses onu grasses lor it. inoir eggs. ml... mam iuv fishes of these species take charge of the babies, and the fomalea have nothing to do with their babies. 1 m mitlnntinfM v ouucunun. TT u ...III An vnrnn tn 4!lA "" u.v. u ... same time, ho will do It bolter, ho will ' j Work and Sing. Give us, oh, give, tho man who'ngsj at his work! Bo his occupation what' It may. he is equal to any of those, who follow tho samo pursuit in silent! persevoro longer. One !r scarcolyj ! , ; .. t;n.f fnn,.: j . is lauKUtu, ......1. iuii uowii.'iioauzcua' Stomach "o(i" A cood lemedr it Burdock Ask jour druggist. Ulood'bliters. PricoSl.oo. . t, ' t sensible to fatigue whilst he marches) to music. Tho very stars aro.saiu 10 wn1k llnkVMnHH ud Miilr munu iiuuuuuy n n iiiiv .. . . tuolr spheres, T. Carlyle. itf Alt'O iciu.io la. An irri- i ROSA GARRETT, Pres. LUCY HUGHES, Sec. Cheapest accident insurance Dr. Thomos' litJectic Oil; 1'or burns, scalds, cuts, and emergencies. A!)JDruf:(;cstell it. 25c and 50c. ; - told the prisoners not to be afraid to give them the facts about conditions. The first letter opened was eloquent. It contained a number of live Insects. The board haBn't opened any more envelopes. Louisville Courier-Journal. plies. Most metal salts are poisonous, and are name 10 occur in ncia roods and drinKS irom caemicai acuon on Lemonade and containing vessels. other acid drlnkB so popular In America, and even carbonated waters, often contain lead. ! women in New York are about to go Reformation Sometimes. to school to learn plumbing, car Habits in youth may be controlled pentering and bo forth. They seem to be thoroughly in earnest The promo- and directed, which in tho man the confirmed condition of life. ters of the school obtained ?50,000 and The reformer of old men and women the services of six teachers with has a profitless and an almost hopescarcely any effort less task. 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