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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): November 8, 1912
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J ' ' I'"' IHnmTT.TreURWI' ,, ' , 17 lS 'Wf'"fNf" , ' "T "t1"-U- '.I ' .' ',V"""r"!,'i"W'?lff ' -' J' . TUESDAY " TUESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOON jT Wv V$ IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE YOUR ! FRIDAY AFTERNOONi u k BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE No. rr TWENTY-THIR- D YEAR EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KY., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1912 ? & i&, '' W 1 it lv. M 1 ..f It a vVamdcrrul AT fNot, o emcl See It HOUR? THE IDLE -- Tk e H ave You s MIRROR SCREEN TTcDanierlTLt I RSi & it Saves tne Eyes Aid Society Meets at New Parsonage Oup of the moh pleasant day School Society y 1 Church Notes I Society, of the Lidies' Aid election in this Countypassed of quietly. A good Thursday afternoon Sunday The of the Christian Ohyrch, held . 4 Wilson carrying the county; by .300 ma- school class of young ladies of the this year, ,(nf which thero have vote was polled. Christian church met at the ' Claude Eifon, of M idisonville. been many$ was on Tuesday af- jority over both Taft and Roosevelt ,. Christian Church home of?Mrs Brazeltou on Main was here Sunday. Bible School 9:30 a. m. R-- v. and ternoon at the homp of t Following is the Tbulatdvote of this county. St. the purpose of organizing a Lord's SJool 10:45 a. m. Mrs. T. R Howell, Miw Lola Mr. H. J. BrAK-lto- n. TIihy - . society aud electiug officers for Preaoriwr 11 a. m. and 7:80' Mae Prowse and Mrs. J- - JR. Bur- - were at home for the first rune the class to be known as "Pure p. m. Moruing ban- - to the members bt thn Society subject "OlinV rison attended the Shriners Gold"v Mesdatm Ernest Brown, tiamty's Conflict with Panu-lsm- ." ,,qnet at Madisonville Thursdaj and had urged u full, attcndince w llev Bnuk'ev, Riley Parson, J. PRECINCT Evenintr subiect "fh not onlv of the niembers but anv P. Htfmpr, Robert Priest," Elgie Lord's Unanswere'I E : Mrsi o o o Prayer."' O a; F. 0. Burton and Miss friends who could meet with L o o Sisk, Lucian Vincent,' and Miss The building is comfortable,, Q as Ti V) Mdison-vill- e them, aud the atteiuiunco was Fannie Trnthen were in es Irene Ooyle, Bazel Griffin, the singing inspiring, the sermon , 201 241 14 much bevond h iivcrng 85 Jessie Greer, Ztlpah 0'Uri. Hiiurf Tuesday shoppimr. Morehead, practical and the fellowship con15 47 17. Ek 129 '.: Although there was much work Mrd. John Bute. jr reported . 49 191 and Ruth Daniels., Preseident genial. You are never a strniit M.I'..... everybody was in a doue ' fioine better. . v 202 48 .. 101 MiBbZiipah Morehead, Vice Pres- s;er at this church. modp aud the hours Kitchen. f social 191 17 35 23 ident, Mi-3- . Ernest Brown Sec White PJa.ios. T Dr. T. II. Howell, Judge parsed as if on wingB. Just be- Nortonville 100 52 18 52 retarv and Miss Irene Coyle, Dr. W. L Mioroand 0. B. M. , Cttareh South ' ldfi 95 fore time for adjournment the Mortons Gap.;.... r 58 Trutheu ntteuded the meeting irea surer, iteiresnment were The pubjic is cordially invited 01 20 02 117 t. St. Charles of the shnners at Madisonville host and hostess served the party Charleston.; -9; .t 41 49 33 served carrying out the colors to attend the services at theMl nd with delicious sandwiches Thursday night. 98 7 .'. 85 46 which are cold and white. They E. Ohnrch, JSonth East Duwson .' coffee and requested that each West Davvsou 10 . 12 27 50 will have a social meeting once Sunday School .9:80, preachiug M. Johnson, of Madison0. gupsttake her own platd back, to Ilsley. 51 31 ,.. . ,. 127 03 eich month. . services at 11 a. m.and 7:30 p.wm. ville, was here Sunday. 84 6 .. 70 the dining room, from whence Dal ton 33 Targe' school 4andi Vo have-Mrs. Ohao Bale left Sunday she could go on atour of inspecm 4(i 81 S.SJ m t : " i goooncorpse of .teachers, who will "Married at Morions Gap oa 1'0 10 10I J t for JeUkiis, Kv., she hatrheeu tion and see if they were pleased lii 88 2 37 Manitnu 19 Miss Lila Jane Jones one of the welcome vou in their classes. 4 .m, relative1) here. with the new parsonage. All West Sanson : 10 125 0 1 14 most popular young ladies of The Bible Class is Jarge an' Mrs. Beury Sizemore wub the, agreed, ou returning, that thy East Bauson 147 46 18 2 58 Mortonb Gap and Mr. Owswald will ,be interest! m:, to you. Try guest of Mrs. Lou Kennedy last were more than delighted with Old Salem 1 78 28 2 6 ,..V. and come out next Sunday, yotL 105 .' 81 6 .". 1 24 Kington the Secretary and treasweek. the entire arrangement and were Ashbysbprg ure of the Kington Coal compauy will not want to miss anyway. 78 601 4 '..' 5 17 The dance was well attended glad that they had had a part in Anton Oifcy.,..' 110 5 18 7 were married at the residence of White the new work. , , last'Saturdav night. 161 '. 51 140 the brides sister Mrs, Eleie Sisk Dr. and Mr, p. B. Davk Lake Earlington ui Miss Alice Miller, .who is home N. E. Eurling ton 228 57 Mrs. 0. B. Trathen wasm 180 of this city about 9;80 yesterday called to New Y&t 15 61 on a furlough from her mission Becla , 132 shopping Tuesday. Dr. and Mrs. P. B. Divis were 57 6 51 2 55 afternoon, in the presence of the . work in Japan, was ono of the tforth Nebo Misses Edua and Eva Davis lft7 108 1 South Neho. 11 60 members of the family. The hapg Called to New York!op Account of " i spent Saturday night and Sunday visitors of the afternoon and it the senpusojllnesB of,Mre. Bldred py, Total friendt) ' 71616 ing cqnple will go to house keep- Davis of, 83 81871387 281 night and Sunday with friends was a delight for her bid Dr. and Mrsl iu Mortons Gap and insist on and former pupils to have her in h6re. rJkiloj, Yesterday all Ihoir "friend's visit them as tyVMi their midst again. OUR HERO OF 1913 O'SrieneLean 60on as possible. The courtship morning frieuds of Mrs. arrive in , Tha many Of Th Price Oil CWUiw U Hht) The announcement ma.de in of. this conplebegan on the Bee's New aork tomorrow afteruooa. Clave Whitfield are glad she is LiSeCM j abl to,bewith her school again, last Tuesday's Bee of the marj Mammoth Cave trip year before Miss Mary Jothershead enter- Rcviva) Chtti . . Mrs, Ohas. Blackburn and lit- tained the La So Con at her home The boy stood on the swaying fiage of Miss Aloysia O'Brien of last. (leek Til A TOuitrnl af. iUa Kf IP this City to Mr, Jon. J. McLean Earl-ingtotle daughter Nevileeu, of on South MVin Street Tuesday A Correction Wh'eu all but he had fled. church s'otjth of Midisopvijle of Farmersville Ifl. which wae to visited relatives here this in honor of Mies Rose Fox, who In the cQufusjon of t)ie electi(The "Eagel Eye" had bravely have taken place in two weks Wednesday QveaHft. Rev,. week. will leave in a few days for her jumped was hastened on account of the on returns The Bee,was made to W. O. Wimberley pastor of thi, Dink Williams, of Madison home in Louisville, Ky. Miss Wheu he saw the markers red) serious illness of Mr McLeans say Dau M. Eavins majority over church reports an excellent meetFox has been 1 . faithful and v ville, was here Wednesday. the Democratic Nominee E. L, ing, quite a number of convert! charming member fend will be With grim set lips and steady father. The cermoney took p'ace last Wednesday 6;80 A. M. at Wise was 239. This was a mistakf ibns and several additions to the. hand M. C. Church, South inibsod from the society. The He grasped the "Tallow Pot," St. Michels church Louisville Ky. and should have read 189 Mr. church. Interest was shown from Regular preaching services hostess furnished an interesting with Nuptial Mass. The cere Wise ran a good race and is one the first to last splendid sermons Sunday morning and evening. program, a part of which was And said I'll save this valve oil, rnony was performed by Rev. M. of the most popular Democrats were delivered and music best to T ho' I perish ou the spot. Sunday School at 9;80. Every- ome sketoh work which proved be obtained in the oirv. O'Connor a former pastor of this in the city. one iuvited to attend all the ser- to be verv entertaining aud eu- - 'Ere he could save himself they, place and an inimate friend of jy-d- . A delightful salad course vice!?. crashed, the family.They were accompnied was served and all present had , Theu all was deathly'still. by Mr. and Mrs. Douglas O'Brien anenjoyab e evening. Subacrlhfl for the Bee Bib lifeless hands still held the the brides brother and Bister. oaus, After Murcoremony the married C At the foot of Bakers Hill. couple left for there future homo The E tgle Eye approached him inSFarmersvilklll.' There many there, f friends, join in wishing them a Biv veiy soul .was thrilled. long aud happy life. from Be closely scrutinized the cans. Library Open Again And not a drop yas spilled hHi Be iieutly brushed the tangled , The Earliugton Free Library is GftlDB now open to the public after hav-iu- g r. hau, 7 llnuK been closed for some timt. From olF his pallid brow. Those' haying library books at And said "I never knew your hvome, of which there iB a record worth, will please return at once. Several of the best magazines have Uutil I fouud you now" beeu subscribed for and new u' "No more we'll double' 4 mile books will soon be here. ". The library is a pleasant and hill" (For steam ydu wefe a friirht) profitable place to spend a while But thrica, blest may your heav. especially ,for young men and boys who have leisure time are, eit he, iuvited to visit the library. You saved my oil tonight. Arbor Day Now fireboys, if ever you uov. Mcureary, nas .lssueu a iroo- . .. Should for such glory thirst. iftmatiou lixiiit; weanesaay, imov- Forget the loviug ties that bind, emberlS, as ArDor Day day ana urfr lag all people to plaut treeB on that jOne-La- lf jPnce Aud .save the oil cans, first. day, and calling sttentlon to thn r Mm Atmm , e Clin Kkrr Book gfvat good aooompiishud smteB along this jtio. This will be day upon wblch tbe different Phoae 979 Cuaab. Look, jfor Me Vkn in Hopluniville vKjir Iter. Oitujr, will fill his rxular tke from all th counting wilt be ttqm appolutmeat at the ChrUtiauOburob planted on Capitol grounds atFran'c ort. ti1St. CbarU, next Sunday. ' Nortonville Notes WILSON CARRIES HOPKINS COUNTY Mrs. Howard Brazelton Oraganizcs, Sun- pep-sioi- iR -- I t . '..!:.' f J " ne-tiuct- ly ..... Bai-rifio- u, .- - 10. vt-utiu- SW.?i!nwir..... a C- - "" V M'td-isoevi- lle ... andp.tp - J t n, Kv.-close- ! A COMING NOVEMBER 20 OR Rpl r W ar .sao L GRACE Will be at Mortons Gap. All work done on a guarantee Earlmgton People DENTIST . DakingPowder Royal mmmfm J V s?(pneprtar VI . &. by-otb- I " 1 lj. iV ortw - t in iMt T-- ;,.WWfw,MftA Br ''& : tt-jf . I ? rhrvrnwwivmr- - "" 'jWwf rtf1fty-- ? sF:WPW?,9Vfl ' H 1 , ' iJwsf,wFs?,..ftsv EL.SS nRffl rr.v. .i it i tjC 'yxmww well-meanin- iiCSr. r S ,' ' f- - ' 'a rl l '; 1 IB-- ' ill'' HR; .. , MHM the jNP3ee ASSOCIATE EDITOR ANO BUSINESS MANAGER .Advertising Rales 15c pec inch aluirle iBBiio Locals and ItiBide PagoB, 10c per line Readers Reaolutlous aud Cards of Bo per lino Thanks 5c per line Obituary Poetry Slight reductions on time advertisecontraot display ments. Also locals that run several mouths without change Display Advertisements, PAUL M. VtOORE. EDITOR ANO PUBLISHER tl. E. PA.WOETT Member ot of tho municipal court married a couple whose license had been obtained twelve years ago. Christopher C. Owens obtained a license to marry MIsa Emma Brandy from County Clerk Philip Knopf on August 13, 19&0. ."We had a quarrel," ho told Judge Martin, "and we didn't see each other for about eleven years. Recently wo patched up tho trouble." Chicago Tribune. Judge Martin Marr'age License Twelve Years Old. ARMAGEDDON OF THE SCRIPTURES Startling Presentation ot ing Events. Com- ' I : M.St' i( 10 iS L3 dr. ( Lived 86 Year fn One House. Mrs. Williams, widow of the Rev. VIEWS, RUSSELL'S Sarauol Williams, pastor of tho Con- PASTOR Post Office as Second Class gregational church In tho village of Matter. Cripplcstylo for forty years, has died in the house In which she was born Churches of All Denominations and tho Madison-villBraHch Office in Ben Slaton's Office, Next Door to Postoffice, and had lived all of her elghty-slCivil Powers of Earth Are About to AILEBN DAVIS, Mgr. years. During this long period she Kentucky, Phone No. 24-- 2 Rings-M- ISS Unite In Common Cause Powerful had not slept away from the house Influence Preparing For the Battle more Friday, November 8, 1912 i Dally than about six times. London Telephone 47 of Armageddon A Refgn of Anarchy Mail. Will Be thtfvResult of the Warfare i " Delicately Expressed. Until The Messiah Takes Control. i . y Littlo Bobby had been eating In a Few Days. IT GHOWS HAIR Brooklyn, N. V.. plo and had loft tho marks of It green! You said Ikey "This coat Is Tho Nov. 3 at both sides of his mouth, when a "Here arc Fact Wc Want You to Prove at It vas plum color ven 1 bought It last Ltrooklyn Academy night." Moses "That's all right, my little friend of thred camo in and said of Music w n Our Risk to Bobble's mother: "Mrs. C , can 1 boy; It ain't turned ripe yet." crowded to the lim have some of what Bobble's got on it today to Uem his fate?" In all our exp9ileuce with hair Kentucky Press Association and Second District Publishers League Butered at the Earllnjrton e, x rasp-burr- - r f "l ? t tomes there ih one that has done morn toward gaining our confidence! than any other. Wo reallv believe 1913 Models of this remedy, known as Rexall "93" Hair TonlU is so superior to other preparations that wo offer it to you with our personal aud unqualified promise that If you use It and it doesn't prove in overy way satisfac tory to you. we will, upon yourneref request at our store, return to you the money vou paid ua for it. ' Rexail '93" Hajry Tonic acts destroying the germs which are usually responsible for baldneBs. It acts to penetrate to the roots of the hair, stimulating and nourishing them. It Is a most pleaBant toilet necessity, is delicatFollowing the "14 Important Imely perfumed, aud will not gum nor provements" of 1912, the Hondee permauently staiu the hair. Mfg. Company announce no Iosb Wo waut you to get a bottle of than adozen additional uew features Rexall "93" Hair Tonic and use it an in their 1913 model of the Indian directed If it does not relieve scalp Motorcycle. irritation, removo dandruff, prevont By far the most significant feature the hair from falling nut and of the new machine is the Cradle an increased growth of hair and Spring Frame. It is something enIn overy way giye entire' satisfac- tirely uow, a radical departure from tion, come back aud tell us aud get the conventional bicycle and recent your money back. Two sizes, 50c motorcycle systems of "springing." and $1.00, Sold only at our store Briefly, the new device consists of The Rexall Store. St. Bernard Mill- the application to the rear wheel of ing Co., Incorporated, Drug Depart- the Indian Cradle Spring device as ment. UBed on the front fork for the past three years. f Praotleal Aid for the Poor. Extending back horizontally from Miss Ellxtbcth Ross has been ap- the frame joint cluster unber the pointed manager of the household ser- saddle, flauklngthe rear mud guard, vice office, which has just been Chrotie Vanadium la Jamaica Plain, Mass., by th are two Women's Municipal League, The en- steel sprluge, The "C" shaped curls at the rear end of these springs are terprise is patterned after the k Mutual Aid Association, a connected by stays to on neighborhood servlco which affords which the rear axle is bung. The mutual aid for the sick. The plan Is forward end of the rear fork has a to furnish at cost competent nurses, to hinge joint which enables the rear educate people along sanitary lines wheel to yield to imperfections of and to furnish employment for women and girls competent as household help- rode surface. All shockB are completely absorbed by the leaf springs. ers. The wheel can go through alpumiment. most any vertical motfou without He (In a restaurant with his best affecting the body of the .machine. girl) You don't know how happy you pro--uiote fltafe-ltebe- dlscourbc Pastor Ru'sscU'h on tint the Indian Motorcycle PASTOR. ' "Battle of Anna geddon." tils test was: "De gathered them together uuto n llriil In n nlnm RUSSEid) the Hebrew tongue d Brat-tlebor- o bell-cran- rf-a- r "bottom" to this spring The life of the machine is greatly increased. The Engineering Department of the Hendee Mfi. Co., devoted 18 months of exbaustfve teBt to the Cradle Spring Frame before finally deciding on its adoption for all mod-pi- s of the 1913 Indian In addition to the Cradle Sprtuu Frame, the 1913 Indian embodies 10 important other improvement which will be appreciated hy motorcycle riders in general. Prices remain the same as last year. New stylo, single clinch rims, larger tirea, wider mud guards front and rear with larger splashes; casing for upper stretch of transmission chain and curve of sprocket; larger luggage carrier In rear, fitted to all models; foot rests, as well as podals, fitted to regular 4 h. p. and 7 h. p. models; foot brake lever fit ted on loft side uow operates hand brake as well rb the pedel action; larger size multiple disc clutch now flttpcl to all models alike; improved Indian tpe saddle. All 1913 Indians will be chain driven and finished in Indian rod only, There lb no device. w i"", havo made me by saying "Yes," darling. It will be my dearest wish to make earth a paradiso for you and to fulfill your wishes before you utter them. Waitress, .bring a portion of cheese for the young lady. -- Flle-gende FOR SALE BY BAILEY'S GARAGE Corner Arch ami Scott streets Phone 384 Blaetter, MaJisonvillc, Ky. j Write Ideas for Moving Picture Plays K ft VfJ JJ WILL SHOW YOU HOW! WE 1 can "write photo plays and earn more weekly. " 25. or 1 If you have idea- s- if you can THINK we will show you the secrets of this fascinating new profession. Positively no experience or literary excellence necessary. No "flowery language" is wanted. The demand for photoplays is practically unlimited. The big film manufacturers are "moving Heaven and Earth" in their attempt to get enough good plots to supply the ever increasing demand. They are offering $100. and more, for single scenarios, or written ideas. Nearly all the big film companies, the buyers of photoplays, are located in or near NEW YORK CITY. Being right on the bpot, and knowing at all times just what sort of plots are wanted by the producers, our SALES DEPARTMENT has a tremendous advantage over agencies situated in distant cities. We have received many letters from the big film manufacturers, such as VITAGRAPH EDISON ESSANAY, LUB1N, SOLAX, IMP, REX, RELIANCE, CHAMPION, COMET, MEL1ES, ETC., urging us to send photoplays to them. We want more writers and we'll gladly teach you the secrets of success. We are selling photoplays written by people who "never before wrote a line for publication," Perhaps we can do the same for you. If you can think of only one good idea every week, and write it out as directed by us, and it sells for only $25 , a low figure. "! SM r" ' You Will Earn SI 00. Monthly For Spare Time CDEC Send Vur name and address at once for free copy of our illustrated book ' rnLL . "MOVING PICTURE PLAYWHITING" D'Hi't hesitate. Don't argue and yur future, Write now and learn just what this new profession may mean for ou NATIONAL 1543 Broadway 00 AUTHORS' INSTITUTE New York City (Revelation xvi, 10.) The spedker Mild: Armageddon In the Hebrew slgnltlcH tne "Hill of Meglddo," or Mount of De structlon. It was famous us a battlefield In Old Testament times. The Lord has seen flt to associate the name Armageddou. with the great con troversy between Truth and Error, right and wrong, God and Mammon, with which this age will close, perish, and the New Age of Messiah's glory be ushered in. Ho has purposely used highly symbolical figures of speech In the last book of the Bible, evidently with a view to hiding certain important truths until the due time for their revcalment But even in the due time, the Bible assures us. "None of the wicked shall understand" (Daniel ill. 0, 10 none who oro out of heart harmony with God but only the wlso of His, people the "wise virgin" class of the Masters parable. I have long avoided prescntnUon of my understanding of our text and Its context. I take It up now by request and because 1 believe It Is due time to disclaim any special be understood. inspiration. In some particulars my views agree with those of other Bible students, and lu other respects they disagree. Each hearer must use his own Judgment, do hi own Bible study, and reach his own conclusions. Kindly remember that I am not responsible for the flgnrcs of speech nsed by the Lord. My interpretations do indeed constitute a terrlblo arratgnment of Institutions which wo have all reverenced and which cmbraco good people, of good words and good works. God's saintly people In these various Instltu tions, being comparatively few, are Ignored when systems as a whole are dealt with in prophecy. The Dragoni Beast, False Prophet. Our context tells us that three impure spirits (teachings) will go forth from tho mouths of the Dragon, tho Beastandthe False Prophet, and these three will be in accord, and symbolically the doctrines are represented by "'frogs." These three doctrines are to have a mighty Influence throughout the civilized earth They are to gather the klugs and their armies to the great Battlo of Armageddon. The ecclesiastical kings and princes, aud their retinues of clergy and faithful adherents, will be gathered in solid phalanx Protestant and Catholic. The kings and captnln of Industry, and as many as can be Inlluoticod by them, will bo gathered to the same side. The political kings and princes, with all their henchmen and retainers, will fol low In line on the same side. The financial kings and merchant princes, and all whom thoy can Influence by the most gigantic power ever yet exorcised In the world, will Join the same side, according to this prophecy. These "doctrines of demons," represented by tho''frogs." will lead many noble people in this great army to assume an attitude quite contrary to For a time the their preference. wheels of liberty and progress will be turned backward and medieval re stralnts will be considered necessary for the malntc for nance of the present order of things. In giving this Interpretation, It Is necessary for us to Indicate what Is symbolized by tho Dragon, the Beast, and the False Prophet Bible students of nearly all denominations agree with ns that tho "Dragon" of Revelation represents the purely Civil Power. Protestant Interpreters generally agree that the "Beast like a leopard" (Rove latlon zlii. 2) represents the Papacy But fewer still, we fear, will bo ready to support our view that Protestantism Is the "Image of tho Beast" (Revelation rill, 15) in our context given another name, "the False Prophet" Wo .urge no one to accept our interpretation nor shall wo think bard of any who refuse it We will neither slander nor otherwise Injure them now, nor threat en them with carnal torture. They have the sauib right to their views that 1 have, and the same right to make And I, for them known to others one. will bo vory glad to consider any thing which opponents may set forth os their Interpretations of our text "Unciean Spirits tike Frogs." Tho. K.vmijoUxnii or Scripture, right on always forceful ly undprtyind When tln'TToly Spirit used a "frog' symbolically represent certain fn 1 Arm aged don." the placing of monopolies and' HtllttiM and the supplies of nature In the hands of the people for the public good Th crisis will be reached when the hitherto upholders of law shall become violators of the la'w and resistors of the will of tho majority as expressed by the ballot Fear for tho future will lead the mnRses to desperation; and anarchy will result when Socialism falls. The Cloud's Silver Lining. Horrible would bo this outlook for tho future did wc not have the Infallible Word of God assuring us of a glorious outcomot Divine Wisdom has withheld until our day the great knowledge and skill which Is at tho same tlmo breeding millionaires and discontents, nad God lifted the veil a thousand yenrs sooner, the world would have lined up for Its Armageddon a thousand yenrs sooner. But that would have been too soon for the Divine purpose, because Messiah's Kingdom Is to bo tho groat Thousand' of tho world's history. God In kindness veiled our eyes until tho tlmo when tho gathering to Armageddon would immediately precede Messiah's taking to Himself His great power, and beginning His reign. Revelation xl. 17. IS "Send Them Strong Delusions." St Paul wroto prophetically of our time, that It would bo one of serious trlnl and testing to many professing to be Christians. The reason for this he states they received not the Truth In the love of It (II Thcssalonlnns 11, 10. 11.) They preferred their own erroneous theories, the Apostlo explains, and therefore God will give them over to a "strong delusion." aud let them believe the lie which they preferred, aud let them suffer for mlssjng tho Truth which they did not love. Thus they will bo in the condemned host "lighting a gainst God," because of their lack of love for the Truth. It Is sad to say that we- all as Christians have been laboring under a thorough delusion respecting God's Plan. Wc have claimed that Christ set up His Church In Kingdom power, and that tho Church has been reigning on On" tho earth ns His representative. the HU'unglh of this delusion. Jews and heretics have been putccutvd to death ns opponents to Christ's Kingdom All the while we thoughtlessly repeated the Lord's prayer: "Thy Kingdom come; Thy will he done on earth, as In Heaven." We knew thnt tin Redeemer said that ITe would come ngnln to but make us His Bride and Join wo Ignored the Scriptures We were drunk, as the Scriptures symbolically say. "all nations were drnnk" with the false doctriue. it Is this fnlse doctrlae that will constitute- the "frog" spirit which soon will begin to croak ami to prepare for Armageddon. The Bible presentation Is that tbe wor'd Is n section of the universe in rebellion iiiMuist Divine authority, under the captaincy of Satan and his ns-- . , soclated fallen angels. By Divine grace Jesus baa already "tasted death for every aa," and the norlt of that sacrifice most, eventually, grant Adam and his posterity a full,, fair "opportunity , for the attainment of everlasting life. All who thus seek the Divine program and arc walking in the light may know something nt least respecting the "times and seasons." Theso brethren "are not in darkness, that that day and that battle of Armageddon) sltnuWl unovertake" them "ns a thief awares. Armageddon Not Yet but Soon. For forty years the Armageddoa forces have been mustering for both sides of tlic conflict Strikes, lockouts and riots, great and small, have beou merely Incidental skirmishes as tho belligerent parties crossed each other's paths. Court and Army scandals in Europe. Insurauco, TruBt and Court scandals In America, have shaken public confidence. Dynamlto plots, charged by turns on employees and on employers, havo further shaken confi dence aud tended to make each distrustful of tho other Bitter and angry feeling') on both sides arc more and more manifest Tho lines of battle are daily becoming moro distinctly marked. Novortheless Armageddon cannot yet be fought Other matters intervene, according to prophocy. Gentile times have still two years to run. Tho "Image of the Beast" of our context must yot receive life power. The Imago must be transformed from a moro mechanism to a living force. Protestant Federation realizes that its organization will still be futile unless lb receive vitallzatlon unless its clergy directly or Indirectly shall be recog nlzed as possessed of apostolic ordination and authority to teach. This the prophecy indicates' will come from the two horned boast, which, wo believe, symbolically represents the Church of England. nctivitles of Protestantism and Catholicism, operating lu conjunction for tho suppression of human liberties, await this vivifying of the Imngc This may come soon, but Armageddon canuot precede it but must follow perhaps a year after It, according to our view of the Prophecy. Still another thing Intervenes: Although the Jows aro gradually flowing Into Pnlestlno, gradually obtaining control of tho land of Canaan, nnd although reports say that already nineteen millionaires are there, nevertheless prophecy requires nn evidently larger numbor of wealthy Hebrews u Peter I. 10 be there before the Armageddon crlsK The masses will be restless of their be reached. Indeed we understand restraints, but will be conscious of that "Jncob's trouble'' lu the Un) their own weakness as compared to the Land will come at the very close of kings and princes, financial, religious Aruingcddon Then Messjnh R Kingand political, which will then hold dom will begin to be manifested. Besides, the masses havo no Thenceforth Israel In the Inml of promsway sympathy with anarchy They realize ise will gradually rise from the asliea truly that the worst form of govern- of , the pnst to the grandeur of praph-ecment .Is better than none. The mnsses Through Its Dlvfnel; appointed will seek relief through the ballot and princes Messiah's Kingdom, albpower-fu- l of earth's af peaceful bnt Invisible, will begin to roll fair? tnr, the ellmlntlon of evil, fo away the ?iinw find to lift up mankind. g Year-Sabbath self-protecti- doctrines or teachings. Sre may be Burc tbo true application vsfil fit well. A frog has a sage look, a wise look, it swells Itself up In an apparent endeavor to Impress the beholder. Its great mouth well represents lta chief power, used to croak. Applying these symbols, we learn that nn evil spirit Influence, teaching, will come from the Protestant churches .federated, from.the Church of Rsme, and from tho Civil authorities, all In full agreement The spirit of all will bo boastful; an air of superior wisdom and knowledge will bo proudly assumedall will croak in harmony. All will tell of dire results that would follow. Involving the Interests of both the present and tho futuro life, if their counsel bo not followed. However conflicting tho creeds, tho differences will be Ignored In tho general proposition that nothing ancient must bo disturb ed, or looked Into, or repudiated. Tho Dlvlue authority of tho Church, and the Divine right of kings, aside from the Church, will not be allowed to conflict Any persons or teachings In conflict with these boastful aud claims will be branded rfs everything vile, nt tho mouths of these "frogs" speaking from pulpits and platforms nud through the religious and secular press Tho nobler sentiments of some will be strangled by tho philosophy of the same evil spirit which spoke through Calapjias, the high priest, respecting Jesus. As Cala- phas declared It expedient to commit a crime in violation of Justice, human and Divine, to be rid of Jesus and nis teachings, so this "frog'' spirit will approve of every violation of principle necessary to their The croaking of Uicso "frog" spirits or doctrines will gather the kings and princes, financial, political, religious and industrial Into one great army. The spirit of fear. Inspired by the croaklngs of these, "frogs,'' will scourge the passions of otherwise good and reasonable men to fury, desperation In their blind following of these evil spirits, evil doctrines, they will bo ready to sacrifice life and everything on the altar of what they mistakenly suppose is Justice, truth and righteousness, under a Divine arrangement For a brief time, as wo understand the Scriptures, these combined forces of Armageddon will triumph. Free speech, free malls, and other liberties which hae onie tn be the very breath of the uiosm'3 In our day, will be ruth lessly shut off under the plea of neces sity, the glory of God. the commands of the Church, t'tc. All will seem to be serene, until tho great social explosion In our context described as tho "great Earthquake." An "earthquake," in symbolic language, signifies social revolution, and the declaration of the context Is that none Hire unto It ever before occurred, tlh't elation xvl, a, 10.) Jesus described 'i as a Uine of lm- - th?iv trouble such as ne ei w.i Matihi-was a nation. 1. J1 The Lord Will Gather Them. teachings will The false, frog-likgather together Into one host, the great the rich, the wise, the learned and the kings of the earth, to battle. At this Juncture Divine Power will step forward, and our text tells us that BE shall gather tho marshaled hosts to Armageddon to the Mountain of DeTho very thing which they struction sought to avert by their union, federation, etc., will bo tho very thing .they will hasten. Other Scriptures tell m that God will bo represented by the Grcnt Messiah, and that Ho will be on tho side of the masses. Thus we read In Daniel xii, 1: "At that time shall Michael the Godlike One Messiah stand up" assume authority. Ho will take possession of His Kingdom in a manner little looked for by many of thoso who erroneously have boon claiming that thoy were His Kingdom, and authorized by Him to reign In Ills name and in His stead. Jesus declared, "His servants ye are unto whom ye render service." Somo may bo rendering service to Satan and to error, who claim to bo rendering service to God utid to righteousness; and some of these may bo serving as did Saul of Tarsus, who "vorlly thought that he did God ft servthe Church The ice" In same principle holds truo reversely As nn earthly king does not hold him self responsible for the moral character of each soldier who fights In his bat tics, so the Lord does not oticli for the moral character of nil who will enlist and light on His side or nuy question "nis servants they- are to whom thoy render service." whatever the motive or object prompting them The s?me principles will apply iu the God's coming Battle of Armageddon side of that battle will be the people's side, and the very nondescript host, the people, will be pitted nt the begin ulng of the battle. Anarchists. Socialradicals of every' ists, and school of reason and unreason, will be in the forefront of that battle. The majority of the poor and the middle class f.iefcr peace at almost any price A comparatively small number, God's consecrated people, will nt heart be longing for Messiah's Kingdom. These will bide tho Lord's time and wait patiently for It; they will bo of good courage, knowing the outcome outlined In the "more Bure word of prophecy." to which they have dono well to take heed, "as unto a light shining In u dark place until the Day dawn." (I e hot-heade- X i : 8 i High-hande- d d jrJl j. & wk'. ft TflW- -4 t J tt ' w-- CC,,S,' Hats Skoqs f ' O l I. TU! M.. F" ?'' N ow tu in New r H ouse I Heelro thank all tny patrons for patronage in El ft" rav old Rtaud. I am now in ray new homo and am to take care of your orders, hotter prepared than-ove'and will appreotate a continuance of your tradn. A WHITFIELD Phone 6 Country Produce Bought and Sold CENTRAL EURAL SCHOOL FAVORED LN WISCONSIN Hats Hats Sn oes Pino line of Stetson. LionBraiid and Big Bear HATS Just received. Morions Ga(, Ky. Complete Line of General Merchandise. Best line of SHOES in town. We positively will not buy Shoes that Are not solid leather. CALL AND SEE US m 1 i WE CAN FIT YOU '?5 G Se! "? ONI Si1--- ti . - ousj fort urn of Wal '- - i tone y j?. - ;r ' ' ' Y i J "V".,. .r I, V . I S: U : w w a... Rushing Nuive, Iff btill improving Mrs. W. S. McGary vlBlted Mr. and is able to bo up. H. L. Browning, of Mortons Gap, The man who whispeis down a E. L. Wise, went to Hopklnsville Tuesdav. well on buiBness Monday. Miss Lucile Holt, of Warrensburg About the things he has to sell William Bradley, was iuHopkins-ville- , I Mn.. nrrivnri TiiphHii.v to snand this never reap a crop of dollars Will winter with relatives and friends. Sunday. like he who climbs a tree and G. O. Osborno, of Madisonville, "hollers." Mrs. B. E. Nixqn, was in Mortons was in town on business Tuursday. Gap, Sunday. Hammond Loving, of Hanson, Mat Ray, of Madisonville spent was In town Wednesday. Sunday. John Rule left this morning Jfor John Hogan, was In Crofton, SunFalrvlew to visit his daughter, Mrs. day. Town News Bill aheen is in Guthrie on busi- Dr. Euing Brandon, for a few days. . . .. The rumor that Mr. and Mrs. Bob ness. Benton, who are runinnga first claBs Frank Rash, and A. G. Splllmau, Anyone Interested in buying a was In Madisouvlllo, attending the Hotel, iu this city, are going to leave is a mistake, as they are still still home for either home or renting Democratic speaking. staying here and have no Idea of purpoaoB can find out something to Charles Baruol made a business leaving our town. their advantage by calling at the trip to Madisonville Saturday. "" d Service will be held By Rev. Ben nfllco. Newman Whltford was in Madof Lis man, at the Baptist MIfs Adeline Toombs of Madron isonville Sunday. church at Hanson, second Sunday vllle, was in 'Earlington Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Elgie Slsk, speut in each month. night. Sunday in Mortan Gap. Dr. J. W. Williams, of Mortons Mrs. .1. T. Coleman was in Ben Myers, of Hopklnsville, was Gap, wbb in town Friday afternoon. Monday shopping. on J. VfT Kirkspy field manager for in town business Monday. In The Cafeteria the Providence Lifo and Accident Heeatsasthoeachtninutewerehislast, Insurance Company was iti town on HegulpBhiscolIeebeansandPIe. business Monday.. Infrantiohastetooatchbistraln, WANTED-Gentle-ROOMERS Heboltshlsfoodbothwetanddry. can get room in good locatlr n. Hograbsasandwlchmadeofhalfcoolc. Apply at this oillco. dham in. Nona King of St. Charles was Heswallowabeerallfrothaudbubble Sunday. town Andthenhewondershow.inafieryears Mrs. L. B. Todd, was In Madison He vllle Saturdny. How are you to find ever Marshall Hord of Hopklnsville him ? You will find him had was in town Sunday. contracted N going to a higher position Luoian Cook was in Evansvillo stomach Sunday. if he has a course of home trouble. Mrs. J. P. Hamerwas in Satire study in the vllle Saturday. -- Illinois For Wilson Paul King was in Madisonville International CorSaturday. That Illinois was safely in the Wil son column was Indicated earlv in Misses I.uoy Hanna and Mabel respondence School the evening, but California, which Cliff of Madisonville were in town Sunday. had been claimed by the democrats shortly alter the closing of tho polls, Mrs. Ij. B. Todd and Mrs. J Ha wavered toward the progressive mer were In Mortons Gap Sunday. ranks. J3.I. Truompv was InMadUo vllle After apparently holding Illinois Sunday. hours from the for nearly forty-eigE, B. HARTLEROAD Miss Canmule Lackey visited time the polls closed, Colonel Rotise-ve- lt frtends in Hopklnsville Saturday lost its twenty-nin- o electoral Manager and Sunday. votes late In the day, when the as; Mrs. D. P. Bauks who has been in sembliug of state-wid- e returns show Box 203 Henderson, Ky. Henderson' visiting her mother has ed a definite victory for Governor returned homo. Wilson. Mrs. Jesso Phillips, of St. Char s, Courage Ever In Demand. visited friends in town Saturday and "Not in clanging fights and desperSunday. only heroism to bs Frank Giauinnl and Wallace H. W. Wood of St. Charles was in Vaughn were Madisonville Sun- ate inarchesbut onIs every 'railway looked for, in town a few days last week. r bridge and fireproof building that Is day. Ray Herb, of Howell, Ind was In on going up Munn Wilson, of Madisonville, tho decks today. On freight trains, town Sunday. of vessels, In cattle yards, was iu town Monday. on lumber rafts, among the firemen Maxle Gtllaud, of St. Charles, was Forget your troubles, follow the and tho policemen, the demand for In town Saturday night. courage Is Incessant, and the supply merry crowd to tho Idlo Hour. Miss Adeline Toombs, of Madison Mr. and Mrs, Deo Henry, Misses never falls." William James. villo,was in Earlfngton Tuesday! Kathryu Blair, Aleysea O'Brien, night. and Mrs. J. J. McLean attonded the Ed. Phillips, was in Madisonville Gregor and Gassett wedding at HopTuesday night. klnsville Tuesday. Ed. Phillips, was in Madlsom ilia Goldie Salmon was In MadisonWednesday afternoon. ville Wednesday evening. Mi P.J. H Corbitt, was In Madison A message was received Wednesville, Wednesday aftmoon, day from Dr. E. A. Davis, of New York City, calling his parents to the bedside of Mrs Davis. Dr. and Mrs. OpP. B. Davis left immediately. The Against So Many Surgical message ran, "very ill, but not danerations. HowMrs.Bethune 1 Abandoment of Isolated District School Advised by State Commission. of the MADISON, Win., Oct. 31. Ab and on the isolated district school and establish a modern, properh equipped, hygienic central school is the program set for Wisconsin . . rural school districts by n commission of fifteen appointed by State Superintendent 0. P. Oarv to study the rural school problem By consolidation is meant the uniting of two or more school into oue. As a rule the distance children are transported to school does uot exceed five miles under ,rs '4 Win-Bt.ea- 'Madl-sonvlll- e,, men LOST! ABOY . -- this plan. The ideal country school is held to be a complete central school iu ouch township to which all the children in lhat territory shall go. ' The committee says the consolidated school should have a kindergarten, eight uradps and a high school with a foui-yecourse. It should be the center for the township libary, lecture courses musical programs and other means for making country life more attractive and educational. Manual training and domestic science are essential. , ar K X Many of our customers want THE PRAISE CONTINUES Everywhere We Hear Good Reports of Doan's Sidney Pills The Best There Is without regard to price To such good judges of good things WE RECOMMEND Earlington is no excepttou. Every section of the U. S. resounds with pralso of Doau's Kidney Pills. Thirty thousand persons are giving testimony in their home newspapers. The sincerity of these witnesses, the fact that they live bo near, Is the best proof of the merit of Doan's. Here's an Earlington oase. John W. Daveuport, Earlington, Ky., says: "I still use Doan's Kidney trouble. The more I use this preparation the better I like it. You may continue publishing my former testimonial. I sulTered from kidney trouble more than tongue can tell My back wbb bo sore and lame that I could not work for days at a time andthe kidney secretions were scanty. There was a constant pain in my head that almost blinded me. became dizzy, dark spots would float before my eyes and I would reel like a drunken man. Nothing did me any good until a fellow workman told me he had UBed Doan s Kidney Pills with succesB. I obtaiued a supply at the St.Jieruard Mining Co Incorporated and it was only a few weeks before they corrected my Crest Chocolates at ONE DOLLAR A POUND as worth it, and much more ht ST. BERNARD MINING CO. INCORPORATED DRUG DEPARTMENT ESBCaKCBEl ZSKKBESSi fc (r sere --S&22Z 'I Second Hand Shoes For Sale Repairing done while you wait. ' AH WOMEN SHOULD BEJMTECTED troubles" For sale by all dealers. Price work 50 Indigestion K causes heartburn, stomach, nausea, impure blood, and more trouble than many different kinds of diseases. The food you eat ferments in your stomach, and the poisons it forms are absorbed into your whole system, causing many distressing symptoms. At the first sign of indigestion, try E62 nervousness, sour , . gerous." The Idle hour is the theatre that has the comfort and safety of its patrons at heart, absolutely fire and Mrs. Moore Escaped. Sikcston, Mo. Co., Bulfalo, cents. Foster-Milbur- u New York, sole agents for the J" United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. Earlington Man Honored"' guaranteed or your money refunded. Boston Shoe 'Refjairin Shoj3 ' M. BASAN, Prop. 110 Main St. Madisonville, Ky. Tlrtord's ItiEJf Black-Draught the old, reliable, vegetable liver powder, to quickly cleanse vour svstem from these undesirable poisons. ' Mrs. Riley Laramore, of Goodwatcr, Mo., says: "I suffered for years from dyspepsia and heartburn. Thedford's in small doses, cured my heartburn in a few days, ana pow I can eat without Try it. distress." Black-Draught, proof. Mr, and Mrs. John X. Taylor, of Greenville, are iu town visiting friends. Geo, O. Atkinson was in Madisouvlllo Thursday. 'Roy Davis was in Madisouvlllo Thursday. We abow ouly the world's best pictures at the Idle Hour. . Chas. Trailer ii, J. W. Edwards Lucian Codk, Grover Long and H. H. Vaughan were in Madisonville Wednesday ovenlng to see "Seven Days." Norman Elain and Luoian Turner attended the show in Madisonville Wedueiday evening, J. . Maioney was in Madisonville "For seven years I sufI was in bed for four fered everything. Vlll or five days at a time every month, and so KiiWfMdi & weak I could hardly ;?& walk. I cramped and AfVl had backache and ini.v headache, and was .&' --act. so nervous and weak Sf.vXV4 V WMM?' ?Meszzmixis. that I dreaded to see anyone or have v''M:iiiCv $&Qfm$$$ : fY,V-.-- . Tho doctors gave me medicine to ease me st those times, "and said that I ought to have an operation. I would not listen to that, and when a friend of my husband told him about Lydia E. PInkham's Vegetable Compound and what it had done for his wife, I was willing to take it. Now I look the picture of health and feel like it, too. I can do my own housework, Misses Woodruffs Entertains at St. Charles, Kentucky hoe my garden, and milk a cow. I can entertain company and enjoy them. I A number of friends wero invited Thursday. can visit when I choose, and walk as far to the home of Misses Laura and Miss Virgie Kilroy, who has been as any ordinary woman, any day in the Charlie Woodruff In honor of their' could talk to every visiting In Hopklnsville for several month. I wish I suffering woman and girl." Mrs. Dema visitors, Misses Dishman, of DawWT H Prof. 0. E. Dudley was yester day chosen Chairman of the Sunday School Board of the Louisville Oouference of the Methodist Episcopal Ohu-rch- , South at the annual meetiujg of the board held at Elizabethtown Rev. W. A. Graut, preacher in charge of the Earlington church and Prof. Dudley atteuded the meetiug re turning to Earlington today noon. Prof. Dudley has been pronr-neut- ly identified with success ful Sunday School work for many yearp. BEE ADS PAY. GET THE HABIT Cash or Credit Why pay cash wheu you can take advantage of our liberal credit arrangement, with small weekly or monthly payments? Insist on Thedford's weeks returned home Wednesday. John L. Long was in Madisonville Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.'H. Lr Browning and little daughter, Helen, visited vthe family of G, W. Wyatt Wednesday night. W. Drolliuger, of Evansvllle, Ind.. proprietor of the Idle Hour Theatre wag iu town several days this wttik seeing to the iustalatiou of the new mirror screen. N son Springs. Those present were: Misses Maud Jenkins, Dixlo Wood-rufMurrayville, "I havo taken Verna Long, Messrs Gilbert dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for a very bad case of female trouble Turner, Tom Slsk, Will Gribble ' A and it made me a well woman. My pleasant evenlug was enjoyed by health was all broken down, tho doctors thoso present. said I must havo an operation, and I was ready to go to the hospital, but dreadedlt so that I began taking your Compound. nna oorrowuiy iiii(juuoiuid. I got along so well that I gave up the Life is short, art Is long, opport. doctors and was saved from the opera- alty fugitive, experimenting danger-ution." Mrs. ClIAltLES Moore, R. R. reasoning dilllcult. Hippocrates. Betiiune, SikeBton, Mo. 111. Ly- -' f, m M XV e holl Not "Weitcl-to meet i Yova Ask We do au extensive credit business in watches, jewelry and eilverwaro; and all we ask in that you watch yourself about it. payments promptly. m, HOLLINGER & TRUEMPY, Jeweler m "V No. 3, Murrayville, I1L . Iiit ""WW . Jtrl' f vvw-r'- -,. . " ..ydMMOiilMnbw. ' " i sjt. 7- - -- ' a ,f?--'Sii- ."'d3M?'' Aft FTPC-Vy- iiiiwwMiffiqwwBiMjiarggrp? T ' I ; v(" f v,WV7,f flF?; ' sbmmhiiE' ,)?WT- tawSmili - n " " KJBJHHU'WW" . . - 'v J iiii ??Tv UW ' iir "'W' 'MfjaiWWi iiidMJfMl n PJMWIBUB'.'JJt -- mi STuT!" .,- Wi vfc- , .V WOULD BEAUTIFY CAPITAL First Step in Wsahlniton When Appraisers Bcgfn Work KENTUCKY G0IS 100,000 DEMOCRATIC I READY TO WEAR -- CONSTIPATION Indigestion, Bad Breath, Dizziness, Vertigo (blind staggers), Headache, Sallow Complexion, a Tired, Discouraged Feellnsr are all symptoms of a Torpid Elects Nine Congressmen Out of Eleven, Roosevelt Runs Second 1 in ! SPECIAL i FRIDAY and SATURDAY November 8tk and 9tk . OF INTEREST TO LADIES WHO NEED WEARING APPATEL Washington, Oct. first step, toward beautifying the gateway to the uation'a capital 'will bo taken today when a board of appraisers makes itB preliminary Inspectioii of acres between the ni.ue anil one-hathe Union station and the capital grounds. It Is planned to acquire. the property and transform It into a rrent sweep of parking:, studded with treeB, flowers and fountains and stretching frihn the doors of the station up capitol hill to the entrance of the capitol itself. 20.-i-.T- lio lf j, Why Don't They Pay For It? SOME TIME SINOE.'sayH the ed- itor of the "Wellington (Kans.) News "we quit giving advei tlsmpr to those SPECIAL No. 1 2& suits in Serges, Cheviots'and English Mixtures,, with guaranteed satin linings, new fall models. Formerly sold U-JU at $12.50 and $15 00, special price (4 31 ft Rt SPECIAL No. 2 25 suits in the new fall styles, shades and weaves that formerly sold at $18 50 and 2.50, ., 1 &H 1 special price.. . ., p 'UmJJ 'A&g SPECIAL No.. 3 ' ; - : 50 dozen oiiting gowns, cut full 10ngt all shades and sizes, 60c values, special price. ........ :'. .,.,.. Hruv SPECIAL No. 4 1 ' 25 childrens' coats, carried over from last season, all wool fecr.,fdri....:.$1,25iAND $1 .98 SPECIAL No. 5.,v 20 suits from last season, $15.00 to $20.00 values, special price .;...., $5.00 THE McLEOD STORE INCORPORATED. ON THE SQUARE MADISONVILLE, KY. r who are able to pay. Wo have opportunities evorv day to give away space, but all of these fine nhances are now declined with tl.anks. Several fair associations have furnished us with entertaining: stories, about their amusement enterprises, asking id riivvn a that we kindly give them several a maybe they lay latter casecouple of tickets. In tho it Ib dollars' worth 'of space that others itine chance b to on that when Mr. pav for. Also there would.be enclosed two Jones soes the editor approach, her nose curls into a pretzel and she coinplinicutarv tickets. says, spitefully, 'well, there comeB "Now we havfr tried complimenMADISONVILLE, KY. tary tickets fried-- stewed, on toast deadhead Urown to sponge two and smothered in onions, but found meals oil of the church." them unpalatable in every style. . Newspapers Conforming (0 the Law Chopped fine they might make good Twouty-tw- o Washington thousbreakfast food, but have no chopper. And at the end of tho week we are and newspapers and magazines unable to unload them on the pay- throughout the United States Imvo roll the obstr. purousemployes seem- spot their statements of the l'ames ing to perfer cash.- And so much ot of editors, ) iDllabors, and to tbH Post Oillco Departthti time in duys agone the help uot all the money, leaving the boss to ment, in accordance with the piovi-Biou- s Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night. of tho new law requiring that ubslst on complimentary ticket-an- d commendary resolutions".. IVk suol) information bo f mulshed the -of the a poor diet, and we quit it some tf mn Government. Throe-fourth- s entire number of pupers have made since, fadWiVWrftfftViVWiMftNWi "A baseball team will pay rent for returns. grounds to play on hand out mono", Bermuda Industry Threatened at the drug storn for a ball give the M. It Is not unlikely that the Bermudnn I ' hardware store the prlcn of but Industry of growing Easter lilies for I UNDERTAKER fork ovr to the clothier the cash for tho countries of the world will bo sea suit-ladown the coin for a pair riously nffected by tho Introduction I :: Licensed Embalmer Funeral Director. of kIiom--athen ask thetnews-pape- r of the Philippine lily, which' hns a number of advantages over the Br 5 to donate sufficient space to mudan plant. The plants develop In c JDciy or-- ISHfjl-xt-; get a crowd out to see the game. less time and grow more "A church society will Jjlve a blooms on a plant and are much harNEXT DOORiTO POST OFFICE, chicken pie supper, dishing up a dier In many respects. They will also bunch of antiquated hen encas-- d in bloom repeatedly for several seasons. Residence PKone 124-- 3 Office Phone 124-- 2 They,can bo grown with some success indestructible oiuats, and the give sufficient free advertis- on the Pacific coast and have not yet KENTUCKY MADISONVILLE, ing to bring out a crowd of custo- shown symptoms of the diseases which say 'thank you,' the Bermuda lily is subject to. mers.. Mayby they 7WWWAWAWMIU d I Sweeping all opposition beforo them the demoorats of Kentucky rolled uvor. tip an enormous plurality fbr Wilson and Marshall, elected nine out of eleven congressmen, and carried the Is an Effective Liver Tonic aad state by a handsome majority over Bowel Kcstilator. opponents of tho democratic presiHa 'cowcrrul revMnr Influ dential tiominqo. With practically ence In tho torpid liver brings on an Immediate improvement. complete returns from moro than You feel better at once. Tho eighty out of 120 counties, Wilson bowels movo freelv bo that tho Impurities which havo .doused " has a plitruitty of over 8o,000 votes, Norway's Water Power. ud tne uigcstivo organs flnd an and indicatloiiB are that fuller reAccording to recent reports, outlet. When tho systom has turns will show a plurality of ovtr amount of wator power which la la been thus DurMcd. tho bilious. half sick feeling disappears, tho 100,000 votes. the way of preparation In Norway Is complexion clears, tho breath sweet, tho mind alert becomes fflO.OOO horsepower In addition to tie and cheerful and thcro is a fine Many cxisMng 30,000 horsepower. He Was Literary. feeling ot exhilaration all "Colonel Brown seemB to bo very largt projects for tho hydraulic work through tho body. literary," remarked a visitor to the upon tho largo atreama have been' the Price SOc per Bottle. Brown household to tho negro maid, subject of franchlao granted during the JamesF.Ballard.Prop. St.Loul,Mo. glancing at a pllo of magazines lying laBt few years, and such work is now Use Stephens Eye Salve for Tho hydraullo work on tho Hoot. "Yas, ma'am," roplled about finished. sore Eyes, it cures. ebony-facegirl, "yas, ma'am, ho on MJosen Is completed, and another tho Bholoy am literary. Ho Job' nat'nlly ontcrprlso on tho Samtnnnger stream U 5olpAnd Recohhenpep By llttab.3 things all over dls year houoo." Is soon to give tho city of Bergen a lnrgo amount of electric current. Woman's Homo Companion. ST. BERNARD MINING CO , Incorporated, Drug Department how-ove- r, HERBINE Demand for Attar of Roses. The fancy of society women for and especially for attar "mt rose's has sent Up the prices to tb highest on record. Attar of roses, will ok is extremely rare and Is perhaps the most vnluuble perfume In the market, now is commanding almost a pr. hlbltlvo price. Despite tho cost, the whim of women has taken t that as tho rarest and most delicate ot perfumes. Dealers la Fifth avenue, U New York, say that they have Uu greatest difficulty In obtaining enough to supply the orders of their customers. . pr-fum- es . wI Ms'twxk ' .wJl V a f v , C. A. MORTON '1 a , ' m - Funeral Director and Embalmer - Btock-holde- rs 'ii : :arrz zzztli II 4 1 B. SLATON y ' ' one-tbir- d ravver- all ceill t S w iiuws-pape- rs , f n VS Uiidbrwear for Every Man, Woman and Child at Dulin s The Home of Good Underwear -- OJ- "Wright's Health" Underwear and Utica Women's Underwear Women's Vests and Pants, white cotton ribbed, medium weightf? extra sizes 75c, reg. sizes. Women's Unionsuits, Crea'm cotton, medium weight, high neck, long sleeves, ankle length, extra sizes tfl.'JU, regular Forest Mils Underwear arid "Setsnug" perfect ' Fitting Fleeced Underwear for Woinen and Children. ''iV Hand-Finishe- d ' . ' . i J" Fleeced Underwear for Men and Boys 15c and 25c same style all wool E Z. Waists, for boys and girls, all skes, l to 13 OEZg ft OUC I ! ' 'J sizes $1.00 Qf - Women's Vests and Pants, white ribbed fleeced, good weight, slightly imperfects of our 50c quality, regular and extra. Women's Unionsuits, white cotton ribbed flleaced, slightly imperfects of our 50c quality, regu- ular size Women's Unionsuits, white ribbed fleeced, cotton, all sizes Children's Underwear Children's Underwe'ar, forecast mills hand finished, cream cotton ribbed, medium weight, ages 3 to 12. drop seat, 75c ages 13 to ftft, lSTbpen (. hildren's Union Suits, cream ribbed fleeced, fine quality, all sizes, 2 to 16 years Children's Unionsuits, Peeler ribbed fleeced, full sized, 1 to 'b'Oi Dwr 50c fka fa3G Cf DUO 3UU years '' G '& ft -- J " AV :M , Vil Drawers, cream heavy fleeced, shirts- - finished with guessts on sides, on a heavy hem at Men's and Boy's Under- If IS.. ' RjCll. Women's Unionsuits, white cotton ribbed, medinm weight, dutch neck, elbow sleeves, ankle length extra sixes $t 25, l regular sizes p I UU Women's Unionsuits, white, silk- and cotton ribbed, high neek, long sleeves, ankle length fl 4 I QU regular size only Women's Unionsuits, white wool, medium weight ribbed high neck, long sleeves, ankle length, extra sizes $1.75, regular 4 34to44 CAA 3UC wear . Women's Unionsuits, white cotton fleeced, slightly imperfects of our ft 00 grade, regular sizes Men's 12 years "Ci Women's Red Wool, vests and pants best mediated quality, soft finish ...p Cf Ss.iz.e.s.3!.t0. derby $1.00 ribbed, Women's White Wool, Vests and pants, medium weight, all sizes, 34 in 4 I UU to 44 Women's Black 'Wool Tights, Equestriennre ribbed, not fleeced, "T1' Women's Unionsuits, white silk and wool, finest quality, high neck, long sleeves, ankle length, extra sizes 2'bU regular sizes J gQ ff Girl's Black Bloomers, Knit medium weight, all sizes, Cfl- 3 to 12 years QU!( Infant's Slumber llobes, white ribbed fleeced, draw sring at bottom, sizes six months to one and one-hayears Children's Sleeping Garments, white ribbed fleeced, full length Eft- with feet, sizes 2 to 7 ys.OUCr Ruben's Infant shirts, fine ribbed, regular weight, cotton ZteRfif lf 90 ribbed, Wright's Health Shirts and Drawers, heavy cotton fleeced gray clouded color, alltf 4 bottom Men's Ribbed Fleeced Shirts and Drawrers, Ecru ribbed fleeced, best standa d quality, heavy weight .Mens Wright's Health Unionsuits, Medium. and heavy weight spring needle ribbed, all d Eft .DUG .1 :mi ,. ! Eftf 9UU y sizes,..; flf Men's Wright's health Shirts and Men's Wright Gray wool; spring needle ribbed sizes 34 to O ft ft 3.UU Health Unionsuits, Of m.'I (i i Eft OUC Medium Drawers, and heavy weight, spring needles ribbed, all sizes up to 50 (4 f It Eft $O.OU earn Men's Springtex Unjonsuits, ribbed, heavy weight, j 4 Eft fine quality p QU 42. .'...;. 1 i Men's Gray Wool Shirts and Drawers, Tivoli Standard wool underwear, all sizes Men's Dtirby Ribbed Unionsuits, Ecru ribbed, winter weight elastic j Aft .!.' ; Infant Waappers, white ribbed fleeced winter, weight, all sizes, t to 6, Men's Red Wool Shirts and Drawers heavy weight, red wool 4 1 underwear, all size . Men's Ribbed Fleeced (Shirts and .p tf UU ray Men's Vellastic Unionsuits, ribbed fleeced, heavy weight, $1.00 i ' 1 V. ' fl S'l ?l JJ ;;Ff!ra.rd'.,qu.m.ty:$1.00 Boy's Slttrts and Drawers, Nheavy fleeced, all sizes 24 to 34. Boy's Wright's Healthy Shirts and Drawers, heavy fleeced all sizes, ane price Boy's Vellastic Unionsuits, gray hoavy weight fine "Bodvguaui ' quality all sizes, 4 to 16 years. . . , Boy's Unionsuits, cream ribbed weight, all sizes 4 24 to 34. .J) ";'. i':i ' - Women's Sefsnug Vests $2.00 and Pants, COC fA white ribbed fleeced heavyCflfc weight, all sizes 34 to 44.QUC y: A ,., it- - V- - J- - Women's Setsnug Unionsuits, white ribbed fleeced, high neck, long sleeves, ankle length if 4 I nUU all sizes, 34 to 44 ... Vests and Pants, cream Women's ribbed fleeced, heavy Jlg weight, all sizes, 34 to 44.fcQC Eft 3Uv ,rr)e-diu- 9 ff Cft .QUv A m MadisonvilJ e, Kentucky ftft .UU y I r Vf - yr ai ft ) '.;' it .W'-- A :, Vjf -. J- - " J?-- ,' 5.( J" y fj. mBEim