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Digital page images are linked to the text file. i i ESUAYf r llb fYf J t F t kTERNOONfI IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSIfJESSADVERTISE IT FOR SALE 13 TWENTYTHIRD YEAR EARLIHGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY TUESDAY NOVEMBER 12 1912 s t lU a 1 0 CARELESSNESS I i STARTS Jt t Several Forest Fires the Past Few r Days That Could Have Been Avoided 1 J rNESTARTED 3Y A MAN WITH J AiPIPE ANOTHER BY BOVS t Forest ores have boon too manor ou t the past taw days to give com fort to those owning farm or forest lauds and tho positive Indication s or carelessness on tliopnrt of person walking about the country makes ionewish for rain to wet down the jjjreat mass of leaves that cover the tyeotlliuidB Sunday no loss than t three forest fires wnro going within 4 few miles of Earltni ton but none1 did much damage before they Wore Yaterdav thorn wore tttwofires one north df Jfo 11 mine This fire was started by a pedestrianr nqutrthe daHtaily to light his pipe while he stood talking He throw down a- lightedf match and in a few minutes a spreading fire was discovered mmug from whore he had atood One of the othor fires are known to have been started by boys who weroI I ireloBB in the woods It is a KooelI tlmd to be caretulIAdvertlioment i WILLIS RUDD t t Aasoirnas for Sheriff of Hopkins County i Willis Budd ono of the best known and most influential men ill the county announces as a can i1idato for Sheriff of Hopkins uiity subject to tits uctioii yf the Democratic primary Mr Rudd is a life lougDemocratan t- c has always worked for the bes t interest for the party Ho is a reliable and trustworthy gentleman and if ho receives the ftomi lnation at the hands of his friond and is elected they may rest as eared their trust will never be betrayed Mr Rudd asks for the support and assistance of all ehis Hopkins county friends in hia race for sheriff and assures J them it will be appreciated TELL CAUSE OF IAZUtDAD WMOIw Pltt burg Manufacturr Says Wrongly Bal anced Equipment at Fault CEpittsburg real cause of numerous q railroad wrecks is defective and wrongly balanced equipment whist does not have necessary flexibility fOr increase In train loads High j spots on rails produce reaction on of Wheels sufficient to piead rails or i break wheel hangs or oven cause d flanges to jump reds He advises moro flexible connection between whdel truck and car body n CLARENCE NASH Federal Prisoner is Caught at Senath IVio BY DEPUTY UNITED STATES MAR SHAL NICHOLSHAD MADE ESCAPE FROM DAVIESS COON TY JAIL Jailor Ciilhuun received a telegram late Saturday ufternuon from Deputy United States Marshal Churls T ISlcbola at Stumtl Mo SuyuiK that ho had under arrest Charles JfiiBh the Federal prlsouor who with four other prisoners sowed out of jail aud mode their escape on thu night of October 0 Nosh IB the man who gave Will Warren a trusty the money to laso two knives which were afterwards made into saws and by Liu outs Warrwi Is to serve a term of from one to five years La the Eudyvilla penitentiary aiding prisoners to wake their es cape Sometime aka Jailor received a- IItfp that Nash was working at a stave milt near Seimth Mo und employed Deputy Marnhiil Nichols to go after him paying all expenses of the trip au the ovarllwtillt mu e no provision for expenses of this kind As soon as Nash serves out his seuteuce for bootlegging he will be arrested on a warrant sawing out Jail Owenuboro Inquirer ON NltNN NN0 0 SN Church Notes JeNNN + + + i X Br Church South The day was idea last Sabbath and tbe pupple aof Earllngton took advantage of their opportunity to attend the service of the day at the Methodist church large congrega TheISabbath School was the best in every roepest for this conference year up the this time There was one addition to the church at the evening service Bsptlat Contention The annual meeting of the General Association of Kentucky Baptists convene in Madisonville today und will remain in session for three days Delegates and visitors from all sections of the state are in attendance Com mitteesappointed by D W Gat Un will take care of this body A meeting of this kindmeans much to the city The meeting wlllbe held in the Christian hurch eTeachers Entertained Mr aud Mrs Howard Brazaltln entertained In a charming way the teachers of the city school at their lovely little Bungalo on East Main Monday afternoon from tour to sixI During the social hours a delicious salad luncheon was served The guests greatly enjoyed the time spout with the host and hostess in their new home COMINGt 1 NOVEMBER 20 b rt OR L1 GRA- CEDENTIST l i tc be at Mortons Gap AllI work done on a guarantee t Earlingtpn People Onekalf Price Look for Me When in lltPLont919CuD1hI tIoJ 0 1 I r eduction And Prices For the past four mouths ye have hacLa Surfeit of ores and de pliticianIlPPcllHwhy food andotlipr necessaries nt life wr s lline hi her than ever beings in times of pence Ench doqtor Ttllnnnsetl the case differ ently iittnerttlly to suit the viewpoint r lesentebv his socalled political priocipleH Ff w of them ever eem to have hit upon the most Obvious reaSOllScIt would seem natural when prices df food advance that coasutn tiou was obviously outgrowing proluRtioii feSnd ppliticnm fa with the history of olir export triiIe ihiirjtt bu able to rSuch thu couclnaion that we were reusing air insufficient surplus and that n few years ngo when we were enjoying low prices a large surplus ourcousumersrare attributing high prices to artificiainiaiiipulation trusts trans portation monopolies aud other forms of commercial machinery grouped iutho general class of specia jfiterest8 r 0 It i gospEiAndmake two ears of corn or two brl del of grass to prow on a spot of ground where only nnehad grown before would deserve bettet of mankind andsdci more essential serviced to his country than the wholevrace of politicians put to togathorIOrop statistics show that the average yiel I 6f grinp acre the U tiled States is 40 per cent less thin IS in En land in the worst seasons and is itrthe of 50 percent less than upon the Onutment The average growth of pota toes per acre iu this country is not more than 30 per cent of that in Germany Such illustrations could be carried out through the entire list of agricultural products WhaU we need in this cod try to aid to the farmers wealth aodlo do away with the pig cost of living is to make better use ofl the natural advantages we posseps We have plenty of farm land under cultivation to pro vide not only for our overgrown urban population but for man morea as much attention paid by our oratorical states men to preaching increased crops through better farming as there is to denouncing special interests the high cost of living would disappear more rapidly Wall Street Journal A j r Suthard I Bro Walter Martin did not fill his at Suthards Ohapel on the first Sunday after noon at 280 oclock Mrs 0 Q Woodruff and daughter Ruthspent Saturday in Eirlington with Mrs John Can aler Mr J H Finley and family spent Sunday at J I Morgan Miss Bonnie Suthard called on Ruth Oansler Friday afternoon 6 Qrunor and family spent Sunday at Pete Utloya Mr and Mrs Chester LafFoou Saturday night and Sunday with the latters parents Mr and Mrs Dallas Kirkwood Mr Jesse Quails and brother Glover called on friends at this place Sunday Mr T B aud G W Hanks spent with Dayid LafFoon Mrs Elsie Chandler is still convalesnnt Miss Oha1 Belie Lnfrbmifspent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Nona Howelli sv Miss Bertha Laftoou spent Wednesday with Ruth Oansler There tfa quite a crowd from here went CTPossum hunting Tuesday night those enclnded were Mr Ruby Laffoon audwire- Mrs G4 Qranor and daughter Es sip Llippes Bertha Miunie and Belle buffoon Ruth Cannier Dexter nod Oordie LTflopn Beacham and Aubra Although there were no opos snnis caught everyone reported a nice time MrS W E Trove and daugh ter Vera Lillian spent Wednes lily with her mother Mrs B 1 Sufchard Mrs J H Finley spent Tuesday with Mrs 00 Woodruff TUEfCdayand Laffoon Mrs Jim Todd called on Mrs J H Finlgy Thursday evpniiig Mrs j H and Mrs Sidney Lnffoon spent Thursday wih the family of Buck LafFoon Miss Bertha Laffoon if soend sea sx ins alf gf days with her sister Mrs Nora Lagoon Mrs 0 O Voruff an daughter Ruth called on Mrs J H Finley Thursday 0 C Woodruff and Burt Baker made a business trip to Mad sonvillo Thursday Mr Garnett Todd of ProvI- dence is visiting his parents Mr and Mfe W N Todd Mrs Lee Todd made a bus- tress trip to EuVliugtou Thur- day jfSCHOCOLATES We are proud to show you our new invoice chocolatesI and appetizing The ribbons and colors are so stylish and attractive They will look so well and ko hospitable on the parlor table though they last longer ina bureau drawer They do taste so good Come is and see them You cant resist them and you wont want to St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department n t- Y r Y t iX t u GOOD WORK OF FIRE DEPARTMENT Abe Osborns House Gutted With Flames But Part Left Standing ALSOprA suppertime fire last night again proved tht efficiency of the Earl ington Fire Department and water system to the complete satisfaction of the many people who visited the scene on McEuen Ave near Loch Alary and saw the flames that en vQlopedau entire dwelling quickly Extinguished a portion of the house protectedThe home of Abe Oaborn one o ooh oldest and most respected col thshortlyburned like tlhrter Sarah the wife telephoned the alarm and the whls departmeug fluefromwhere 100 toot lengths of hose reached the lames aud It took several men to hold the big fire nozzles un Berberhblazing on the 8Jdbut one swipe of the hose fixed that aud all attention houseyout household goods under unnecessary fear that always possesses persons In the neighborhood of a fire Both houses damaged were insured MISS FOX RETIRES PROM PRO FESSIONAL WORK FOR A TIn Is Succeeded by Miss Mary Meehan as BernarddMiss Rose Fox has severed her con lection with the StBernard Min tug Co and will go this week to her home in Louisville for a rest of eorajo gOlnJtbrfngrot from many quarters in Ear llngton Through her several years ast many Earllngton houses she has endeared ed herself greatly to our eoplel who if they cowl decide the matter would retain per indefinitely Mist Fox dodos have been and uous and the necessity tor rest has timhere with her kinfolks at home Miss Mary Meehan whose native home In focoastas Mips Fox successor and has for some days been performing the duties of her new position Miss Mee han is a graduate of the same school for nurses in Louisville whore Miss Fox received her draining Dally Thought Such an are thy habitual thoughts Loch also will be tho character of thy mind for the soul Is dyed by its noughts Marcus Angelina Results of Election on Latest Returns Electoral Vote Wilson j 4S9 77WftDoubtful Califs and Tdaho 17 Popular Vote I G74pa88 Roosevelt = 1 i L vjy 8850708 Taft 4 i DobsC 8329849 t 832700 Chailn t IJ n 801570L I State Carried Wilson Roosevelt s Taft 2 Doubtful Idaho and Calif 2 Pleasant Social Evening At the homo of Mrs Wright on Farren Avenue Friday evening Mrs Wright and Mrs Rogers entertained In a most pleasing manner a number of the ladles and a few favored 1 gentlemen at a social tea the pro ceeds to be used on tho uew parson ageCharades was one of the enter taming features of the evening caus lug much guessing and fun a dotn ty Mad eoHrse was perved i = J ff l w TUESDAY 4 and FRIDAY AFTERNOON q1 FIRES Will neighborhood Items appointment MondUvnight I Iiieoniplete- Willson t 25000 TURKS SURRENUERk v Grecian Troops Capture City ot Salonika J 4- r1 t R CAPITAL IS IN DANGER i iv London Nov O Anotner mller x etone in the victorious sweep of the a sallyinto eplureThere 25QX Turks gave up armg and were paroled until the endof the war The Bulgarians andS r vlans have taken nnothor importadt seaport Kavala an important Iowa 6f the railway to Constantinople F norfBition seems hopeless It apPearlt grat the Bulgarians v gained iIroarNi r Mr and Mrs Brazellpn Entertains the aFaculty of the City School Asan expression of their ppr penal friendship for the individ t uuls and an evidence of the sytn pathetic interest of their home in th work of the School Mr sand Mrs Howard J Brazelton entertained the faculty of the Earlinfiton Graded School infer mally at their now home ou main street Monday afternoon from four to six In order to Chase dull care away und to enable them to forget as nearly as pose sible thef tails of the day eacK was asked to tell setae accident happanipin s These afforded much arausemepfc as same of them were most thrill lug and revealed the factthat we have among us some good story tellers In this nod other ways the tune passed all too swiftly bars Brazelton proving herself a charming A delightly and well apponted salad course luncheon was served The favors were carnations and rose Whose present were Krqf and Mra 0 E Dudley Misses i Mothersheail Howard Kemp Hnffaker WilflbnBlsk Lack yJand Armstrong I Post Card of Santa Barbara Cat Ten post cards of Santa Barbara Cal and one valuable household re ascot sent post paid to any address r twentyfive seats HOlRABEj1123 San Pasqnal St 1 Santa Barbara Ool i There are over 1000 Democrats in Hopkins who road the Semi Weekly BeJaiJd a numlior of them read no other paper It might tic i well fur the various candidates to run their announcements in the SeiuJweekly Bee If they wish for the support and vtftes of three readers WANTED puhry i j l j Full feathered Geese 7 cents pound PluckedGeese V sc pound t s Chicken Hens 8 cents pound for this week only ==T ft J KIRK- Madisonville ro G Ky j r FtA M1 kn Y r n- c J1 o c fri r1f = = f1 lIkh O k W til j j5 1 riI t w 1 t 1i fff I il nvIi IJ 1 QC J ALL ROADS LEAD TO THE STIRRING WONDER COMPELLING THIRTY DAYS Qlf I i ARGAINijp- r 0 THATS THE TALK OF THE TOWN c I Extrai BARGAIN Extra JThis extraordinary sale demonstrates to what astounding low figures we force prices to effect this stirring wonder compelling v 30 day BARGAIN CARNIVAL Climax in price massage no wonder the crowd grows greater TERRIFICi S PEDES for TERRIFIC BARGAINS No mortal manf or woman ever saw the like before at the lowest prices ever named s I for such dependable qualities in v lulTeofbusin ss in crpyds in rushand enthusiasm in everything that goes to make a sue i l v sslipg 30 day Bargain Carnival has been the greatest in our his i l f cA4 tor wonYspreadingylike wild fire it is the subject a conversation on the streets in trains where 4 I v H I ever people meet GREATESTit SALE EVER HELD IN MADISONVILLEand the public is wide awake to the importance and money savingi3pportunity the Big sale offers Come compare our prices with the rest of the stores and pocket the profit for yourself The last day of this BIG SALE will come soon you had better hurry I 11S H NEW FAMOUS STOREr NexDoor t oOnlyone in Town Hippies Building MgDIS NAILLE KY Yi 4 01 J Qke dIA fee 1ri IMOORaEDITOR AND PUBLISHER FAWOETTa MANAGER io 1MeMberot League Branch Office in to lice guile Kfllfucky No 242 AILEEN DA 4I Tuesday November 12 1912 I We are authorized to sf Willis Rudd as a candidate foi I Sheriff of Hopkins county subject to the action of the Democratic t aparty A man who is willing to ad mit sometimes that he may be in the often6rright than one who is always L positive that he cant be wrong A ltboNotest t renwho has been sick for several months with tuberculosis nQ v John Barber of California is visiting his brother Arthur Bar hrthif place or r Mr curl Mr IvolV Henfnpton and little daughter Nora a1tine of Bowliup Green are VJF her sister Mrs W 11 Por- tek r i 1 Arthur Barber returned home Tuesday after u two weeks ab- I pence in England he reports n C pleasant voyage across the ocean rfl there and athapf y visit to his 9 iomB land bur irough trip yrf l acolnIIIg Nr Bar s baris stiit of Kin George of Enegd never 1 i J Za z stt w 3feitua a r e Advertising Rates lAdvertisementss ILcatsIResulutlonsThanks 6c line Obituary Poetry 5c per Hue Slight reductions on time contract display advertise j menta Also locals that run several month wtl un Q a geI tot1JEntered at the Earlln Post Office as Second Olass Matter i t Ben SIlo s Office Next Door Postof MdioI Phone RingsMISS J 4 Telephone47 pnnrtunci y better Knhf iting 1 1oya1sohJpct having been naturalized- Mr VV H Btirron our talen ted Art teacher has a large class in Providence She makes three trips a week Tuesday Thursday and Sifcurdav L Miss Annie Lou Winstoad spent the weekend with Miss Josephine Payne Mr W M Porter our hustluit hardware man grocer and dealer iu farming implimente received a carload of wagons from the International Harvester Co Ohi cago ill last Thursday twenty in all ten Weber and ten Buck eye and Saturday there was a- unique procession from the depot up town two horses pull lug a train of 10 Kd wagons DOCTORS ENDORSE Ncwbros Hcrpicidc When a doctor endorses a preparation it meant more than an ordinary testimonial Ills opinion ia always that of the professional man devoted to the welfare of tho people Rev J J Boyd Covington Tenn says I feel It my duty to write this for tho benefit of those suffering from dandruff In the average ease a few applications of Newbros tterpi lde will re move all dandruff It Is advisable to continue ita use for several weeks The words of J B Thompson No2 Bur Place Cor Hollis St Boston Mass are notices enthunlastle Ican only In praise I of Newbros Merpiclde It Is all that ia claimed and perhaps more erplclde not only cleanses the scalp but brightens the hair Fives tt life and tnakett It 80ft- Newbro Hcrpicidc is the original remedy to kill the dandruff germ and stop nlllnsr hair The terrible Itching which goes with dandruff U allayed almost at once We positively guarantee the one dollar size bottle St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department Special Agents r I WANTEDI SALESMENF The International Correspondence Schools em ploy 1500 Salesmen and yet they are always Ipoking for good men We offer each white student 21 years old finishing the I C S course in salesmanship position as an I C S sales man where he may earn 75 to 250 a month E1Bi Hartleroad Mgr Room 8 Union Bank Bldg Henderson Kentucky with Greeu beds such a sighs never was seen in Nebo before It speaks well for the great De mocratsc victory no fear of the predicted hard times ahead M Porter has sold all but In al retuly Toni Knox has moved to the Aunt Hannah Bill place Our NQiJo School boys played hat with the Boys of OlO Rum College Friday scores 16 to 20 in favor of Nebo Mr and Mrs R S Hunter and little sou R S Jr ot Dawson spent Sunday with Mr and Mi Arthur Barber Miss Lillian Bosquit of Pjleas out Grove spent the week eud with Miss Ruth Ashb- yI vL W Tomer of Provi deiice filled his regular appoint meut Sunday and Sunday night Miss Pauline Oox entertained some of her friendp at the home of her aunt Mr J F Hilllit Ooiltown lirjday pisht there was a nor tim 1J floe music ayd nice retreshnt ate t I tl Miss Cora Holmes Badly Injured j MIPS Corn Holmes of Empire Iywns seriously injuredwhile coming from Grapevine to Madl sonvillo Sunday afternoou about 4 oclock The trace dropped down and frightened the horse Miss IJolmes nas thrown from the surrey breaking her left imb and cutting a large gash In her rig ht Illlfih Her left shoulder was also injured She was to Midisonville where medical attention was given and was sent home on tjie Dixie Flyer Monday niorning II IBEE ADS PAY GET THE HABIT e M NNJtlJJllrVNlJN N fnnnnnnnnnmnnllnnnmnmi tr i B M UNDERTAKER Funeral DirectorIt 11arh I A1ieswex all oeillt Day cst NJgl1t I NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICEbOthCt Phone 1242 Residence Phone 1243 MAD SONVILLEtKENTUCKYfJPPWmmImHNNNJNNnmNNNH MkutiuwaaufiMtuua I Write Ideas for Moving Picture Plays YOU SLATONL Itmoret WE WILL SHOW YOU HOW If you have ideas if you can THINKwe will show you the secrets of this fascinating new profession j Positively no experience or literary excellence f necessary No flowery language is wanted i The demand for photoplays is practically unlimited The big film manufacturers are moving Heavenfand Earth in their attempt to get enough good plots to supply the ever increasing demand They are otfer1iing 8t00 and more for single scenarios or written ideas 1 all the big film companies the buyers of photoplays are located in or near NEW YORK CI1Yf+ Beingnght pn the bpotand knowing at all times just what sort of plots are wanted by the producers our 1i SALES DEPARTMENT has a tremendous advantage over agencies situated in distant cities We have received many letters from the biglilm manufacturers such as VITAGRAPH EDISON J ESSANAYLUBlN SOLAX IMP REX RELIANCE CHAMPION COMET MELlESElCurging us to r send photoplays to them We want more writers and well gladly teach you the secrets of success We are selling photoplays written by people who iir- honever before wrote a line forpublicafionIPerhaps we can do the same for you If you can think of only one good idea every week and write k it out as directed by us and it sells for only S25 a low figure You Will Earn 100 Monthly For Spare Tinje ti Send your name and address at once for free copy of our illustrated book F REE MOVING PICTURE PLAYWR1TING WD- oht hesitate Dont argue Wtite now and learn just what this new profesonmaY menu for you and futurerrNATIONAL AUTHORS INSTITUTE ra 1543 Broadway New York City a Y- M I 4 P j J u if M4 fdsjY 1 rMt gj n b- If1 p JT1 I fI 11 V 1I I 1 C A MORTON t MADISONVILLE KYjY- Su Funeral Director and rIIf U w e G ar II Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night JJ The man who whispois down a r well4 About the things he has to soil Will never reap a crop of dollars t Like he who climbs a tree and hollers I News of the Town J Anyone interested in buying a tomt for either home or renting can find put eumothtng to their advantage by calling at the Bee office Mrs Ott Powers of Providence ts in the city visiting friends Mesdames A O Slsk and F D Rash were iu Madlsonvllle Saturday afternoon W S MoGary left Friday moru lUg for DeLand Fla to bo gone all winter Mrs McGary will follow la torHarlod Howard of Madiaonvlllp was in the city Sunday Mrs Larry Todd and Miss Bessie Bennett of this city were In Mad I BonvIIie Saturday Mrs O P Webb of this city was In Madisonvllle 8atnrdad ROOMERS WANEDmen can vet room ip good location Apply at this once Mrs C B Johnson is visiting rel atlvos in Louisville Miss Amelia Price of Madison vllle was the fiubst of her brothers family Paul Price Sunday Mrs Coyle and daughter Misa J Lilly have moved Into the Tom Stone residence on East Main St Ott Powers of Providence spent Sunday In the city with Mrs Pow 4ereMrs Percy Jameson of Nashyile is In the city visiting relatives and friendsPerkins Adams spent Sunday at home in Madisonville Henry Rodgers left for Llvormoore MondayMiss ha Price of MudlHonvllle spent Sunday with her brother PaulJ Price i Dallas Curtis spent Sunday In Hopklnsvirie Nell Is going to get married Glad v e time nexttMiss Margaret Mitchell wanIn Madlsodvilltt Monday Arthur and Polly Siaton of Mort IioneGap spent the week slid In Ear i lington with Robert Nourso r Mr C H BleIch of Madlsonville was in town on business Monday Norris King of St fiance was in town Sunday Luclan Turner went toSt busiuesaJ was inMad Isonville Tuesday Myrtle Lee Rodgers spent the weeks end in Nebo with relative Frank MoGary was in town Moi Jays on business Mrs J E Fawof tt of Madlsonville was in town Saturday Miss Hazel Fawcett of Madison vllle and Liivonta Edwards of Wal ton Ky were in the city Saturday Frank Walker was in Mad isonvill e on business Monday Kirby OBannon got the half dol lar In tin tipple at the Princess Monday night Postmaster owHI informs us that hereafter Train 51 will deliver a pouch on Sunday wnlch was discontinued about three month ago and also the opening of the general dell erv window on Sunday after the distribution of the mutt from this train 00 YOU ENJOY EATING Or Does Everything You Eat Distress You Experts declare that the reason stomach disorders are so common in this country is duo to hasty and careless habits of eating Stomach troubles and rundown conditions also usually go together saysIstomach trouble for fifteen years and became so weak that I could hardly walk or do any work My appetite was vqry poor and It seemed Impos sible to get any relief Since taking two bottles of Ylnol I find that it has already made a remarkable improvement In my health my digestion is much stronger and I have gained in weight strongbecausethe weakened tired and overtaxed nerves of the digestive organs Vinol Is easily assimilated by tho weakest stomachs and is delicious to the taste Try a bottle of Vlnol with tho understanding that your money will youJSoldbyIncorporated Drug Department NORTONVILLE MAN KILLED BY TRAIN Became Confused in Howell Yards and Was Run Down By Engine Evansville indoNovDA H Kowlea of Nortonvllle Ky about 83 years old was lIed by an in bound Illinois Central passenger train below Howell at 015 oclock last night He was walking on the tracks becamu coufused and stepped from one track to another in front of the speeding locomotive Deputy Corn or Wurm Identi the man by a receipt found in th mans pocket showing him to be a member of the Odd Fellows lodge The body was badly mangled Both legs an arm and the neck was found broken The man was dead when Engineer James Feenev n tho train picked him up He was brought to the city and taken to Sohaefers morgue The number of the train was 802 and was due in the city at 025 oclook railroaed moll In this city He was a section hand on the rillnoiSjCHiitral at Nor tonvllle The father Thomas Knowles claimed the body last night anti it will be sent to Sebree Ky for bur cal Both father and son nave beet railroad employers tha elder worn tag for Central The sou was uumarrjed He was 83 years old Round The Rondl OSryR R Ricer IsaacV Hoar covenWhenThere conies a pause Iii the evening walkWhile I stop at the Idle Hour I hear in the chamber above me The thump of the Lodge Goats feet Then a noise and crash like thunder And a voice thats indiscreet After closer investigation This news to me was hurled Isaac Smith is entering the forest Of the Woodmen of the World When he at last reached terra firma He piped this exclamation- No more Ill climb that winding stair Vas his parting declaration Yes I know there was no railroad news last week but itcould not be helped as accidents will happen to those who have accidents The most important news tot last week ran about as follows I was sink Wilson was elected sevral dollars Iqst on the election some won not someone we know how write It Taft and Roosevelt defeated Debs also ran a race if his votes were not very plentiful R B Salmons has moved from South railroad street to the OBrien house on Farren AverPorter Willis was in Bakers last weekEngineer T M Tarpy was off a few days last week A train of 55 shop box cars was sent to Pensacola Fla a few days ago Operator Clyde Thompson has been relieved at Bakers Tenn A hot discussion was in progress on the shop track last Wednesday as to whether Woodrow Wilson was elected sheriff or president one of thorn having heard be had been elec ted to some important other How ever the trouble was avmd as fath er Time the tiealerut all wounds Intervened with the toot of the roundhouse whistle and the dis cussers you can leave tho die off if you want to hurried off to din nerG D Cowell attended tho meeting of the A A O NM S in Madison1 =I vllle fast Thursday- J D OBrien was in Louisville last week Rule Examiner Yearwobd Is ex aminming engineers and firemen a passenger station Monday and Tuesday Several of the boys went up to meet their doom General Foreman Salmons an GrocketfCowell were in Howell MondayO Orrell hostler who has off on ten days leave of absence ha returned to work Windy Smith was off last wee account of havimc a bad cold It Is Isaid his voice was not affected Dispatcher Thba Stokes was in Guthrie last week fela Train Master Wise G F Salmons and stenographer Thompson were on the M H d E R R last week Engineer F P Giauulni 18off sick HIIBlair went tpjOwensboro Monday t attend the funeral of a relative Paul PJlklnton says there is noth lug like kodaking unless it is some more kodaking F P Giannini Jr is off sick Night Foremau C T Strange at tended the meeting held at Madlsonville last week Machinist Jno Salmon was in Evansville Monday i n I We crow because our picturse ares muck brighter and better They are shown on a 1000 GLASS CURTAIN I and thereis absolutely no eye strain x I The only Mirror Screenin Western i Kentucky I and it is at IDLE HOUR THEATRE I 7 v t 1 i J- i i Pi ti 3 lireffulllml henewWlndowShadeMoierlal that wont crude wont wrinkle Brcnlln Is the greatest lm provetncntin nnrartlcle ofhouse furnishing in recent years It Is a new window shade material that wears without change It is made in all colors It wont fade In white ecru cream etc Brenlin gives a rich even melIlow light in and o colorsIt is absolutelyopaque Let us measure yourwindows jNonename Brenlin Hkethls ofBRENLIN CoL MORTON PIe said that Henry Pilkinton had his neck shaved last week No more featheredge hair cuts for himJohn Clark is contemplating attending the auction sale to be held at Washington D C on March 4th He pays he would sure go if he know the articles were all right He says there Is no way to determine the genuineness ot an elephantss Lush Wallace Vaughn went to Madison ville Sunday to see his girl G M Armstrong and W H Shean were In Guthrie Sunday Stenographer W A Hardy atten ded the Rose Maid at Evansville Saturdayjoe fton was tn Madlsonville MondaYDItht J Taylor O Brady and A Miles were In Ellmitch Thursday on com pany business The stenographer at the Round house sats there are numerous calls at the office for fireman G L New born He answers the phone movedtplace on account pt being ptacod on one of the regular runs cut of here hasdseveral days Machiniststo thekliberation of the people from the vicious talons of the elephant All of the boys report a most enjoyable time in fact some of the boys were apparently overcome with Joy They say that they are expecting peace plenty and harmony we mean honk Icy to follow in the footsteps of tho Jew leader Car Inspector Morris of Mortons 13 oil siCk R E Adams is back from a trip to Oklahoma City and the West itrpreeeeod with the scenery in tbe West Pingree Shaver is off sick- I almost forgot to say that the election passed of quietly always say passed off quietly when speaking ot an election and as are sult thereof we have noticed no de trimental effect on the railroad bus iness yet having worked overtime almost every day since Elmo Shaver came over from Ell mitch to vote Tuesday he being a good old Democrat If Ben Bowels hammers iron what does Sam Magenheime- rIo you get me Stephen I mean SteveCOMPETITION GROWING UP IN OIL AND TOBACCO BUSINESS Supreme Court Decision Accomplishing Their Purpose GraduallyI New York Nov 11 Many men of affairs now concede that the Su preme Court decisions in the ftyand ard Oil and American Tobaccocasea are accomplishing their purpose That purpose was to restore compe tition with the least possible amount of disturbance 4t was not the design t the Judei to change business attt 11 IVT night but to establish a condition nudes which a change would be wrought gradually There has been no disturbance The pros parity of the inland tobacco Indus trie IBM hltfb as It ever was but thuojH a chance for competition N and competition Js growing up- i t r 1 f a j fiI Second t Hand Shoes For Sale Repairing done while you wait All work guaranteed or your money refunded If Boston Shoe Repairing Shop Y M BASAN Prop I 110 Main St Madisonville Ky l JI r iifor1andanticipated by your physicianRPurety Accuracy and Reasonable Prices r f You cannot get better prescriptions service than we can provide No purer drugs and chemicals than ours are obtainable Best quality at lowest cost is a rare combination but you do get ithereaROBIN SONS CORNER DRUG STORE MORTONS GAP KENTUCKY a THE ECONOMICAL WAY The lung distance service ot the Cumberland Telephone Telegraph Company enables the business man to conduct all of his outside affairs in the most economical mid satisfactory manner You can get long distance cnnunotlons to all outside important cities and towns within a radius of one hundred mites of Earling ton Prompt service reasonable rates i For information call CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH GO Ss r1v4 K US r pF00g MAl1Qp D1rpAR l pl ISt fY- i 1i c m 3 MENS WINTER WEAR u 15 Suits and Overcoats k- jT Valuesall the advantages accruing from our great manufacturing buying and selling organization are yours if you buy greatw n multiplicityof assortments departments and pricings are those advantages more or better reflicted than in our 15 Suits and tt 1 o 1Overcoatsall rile new fabrics andmodels to choose from theiit service guaranteed We prepay expressage on all cash w orders of sS or more y Mark Cross Holiday Leather Goods Salet IT PAYS TO TRADE HERE FOR CONSTIPATION A Medicine that Does Not Cost Any thing Unless It Cures The active medicinal ingredient of R x Orderios which is odorless taselqsfl and colorless la u corn pnrat ivoly uevk discovery CombinedwIth other extremely valuable inuredlj ents it forms a perfect bowel regu later intestinal luvigorauif and strengthener Rexall Orderlies are eaten like catily anti are nivEabl for their nareeablettaastiithe I LIMe c i j a F tr tf r1 i and gentleness of action They do pot cause griping or any dlsagrea able effect or inconvenience Unlike atlw preparations for like purpose they do not create a habit but instead the act to overcome the cause of habit acquired through the use of ordinary laxtlves cathartics and harsh physic and permanently remove theo of cohstlpaV9 or Irregular bowel action i Wo will refund your monext with nrgutmieut if tlmy do not as ye say they Twslze 25o and lOa sold only at our store The Rex 11 Stre r L 0 ct r J Af ssu i l fuAh AS Tryyy kal i 1atwr ww V Yx Nqwvit ii iJhik 1y I t t J C tt f5 J I S 6 ji1 w 1 ffo Nt 4- a rtl Dq I IIfI it hMi lfi- r i r- tfi I e money saving If means anything to you READ r This and PR- OFITiver Item a 1 q 98suit98suits98sate24sate24sate24sate 19sale48sate89sate48sale w To Loose PROFIT SHARING SALE The ruand turn toward Fl THE BOSTON STOREa Beginning Saturday Nov 16and Closing Saturday 7 uu t I r aUR entire stock ofHigh and UptoDate Merchandise consisting of Dry Goods Notions Clothing Shoes Hats and Furnishings for Men Women and Children Trunks Suit Bed Spreads Etc Ladies and Misses Cloaks t Suits Waists Etc from the largest and best known mills and factories to sold in 22 s 0 o Wcanlo emphasize to strong the opportunities here presented for the of money If you will but spare the timetogodverthcircular carefully you will 1 see we are values are certainly out of the here When we say Bargains it is so That somebody looses money It is certain I baitssometimesf We do not make low prices on a few staple andthen make up many times the loss is on all numbers i i Our Prices average from 20 to 30 frer cent cheater than one J 11111111s0 i single test purchase and become personally informed as to the money makingopportunities we offer anything be more fair than that v READ Better Brand Clothing Is made for men young men who find pleasure and satisfaction in dress ing as well as they possibly can men who appreciate what good clothes mean 1 f S Boys Clothing 200 Boys Suits9Scsale price 3 00 Boys Suits 129sale 9 SuitsV r98 I 5 00 Boys Suits sate price 248I750 Boys Suits sale pnce x ravO Mens Extra Pants 89saleelr- t V Y 2 f 550 Pants 2 QQ trA to sale p- rice10o sats50c and 70c Boys Hats39csate price i be Turned at the Entire Stools of Towels Regular 10c Towels 3sale price e Regular 20c Towets8esale price 12csateDry GoodsB- est Brand CALICO3cSale price 5csate77sateC zCAprsale price 2 Good Outing 4lcsale price 71csate8satepricee Ginshams71c Dress Goods 23GoodsC 3csaleSuit Cases 69cingFurnishings 34csate34saleC Mens 75c Dress shirts 49csate price0 9csale19c3ScI REFLICT Overalls- Mens 100 Bnllseye over79alls sale price x C 39SOcftv a ie loseRegular 25c Hose 19csale price 9sateC 7csateBesateLadies Sweaters Big line of Ladies Sweaters at great reduced pric- esUnderwear Cand7Drawersc geduring CsaleCorsets Regular 75c Corsets 42csale price x 82csateMens Socks 18sale15c Mens Socks r w I sate price gc I L I I lOc Mens Socks sale price 7c Hats 200 Mens sale price Hats9Se250 Mens Hats sale price Zj 1 47 i Sheeting 94 bleached Pepperel Sheeting22c Millinery Get that new hat They will go at a lively rat- eShoes 2 9Sesale2 29sal3 98sale3 48sale98saleLadies 175 Ladies Shoes sale pricex 98C 225 Labies Shoes sale pricex x x x 3 1 29 98sate400 Ladies Shoes COsale price UOQ Childrens Shoes All CHildrens shoes must be sold re gardless of C9st n f Jl o I L d Eyes i Your Mind our Feet Should this Store Come Today E f I Decu Grade Cases be days 1 saying that offering that ordinary i i any big Can price Mens Mens Mens Shoes COMEI Notions 01 PINS paper sale price per 1 C HOOKS dozen and EYES sals price 0 3c JPper SAFETY PINS 3tJJ sale price HAIR PINS sale price 3eperboxS 0 7cpri I Mens Overcoats 800 Mens Overcoatsisale price V S 1000 Mens Overcoats sale price 4i fAI v 12 60 Ifens Overcoats 98sale price Di 15 00 Mens overcoats 7 9Ssale price 9 i tI Cloaks 89a11 1 98aULadies 12 60 Cloaks in all styles sale price x 624 0 Ladies 1500 Cloaks all styles sale price in8 48 y Skirts 4 19sate69sate Lc6OOSkirks 3 19sale pricex x oI 7 50 Skirts sale price 3 98 I 1 40 YARDS OF GOOD CALICO IN REMNANTSSAIkE PRICE 85 CENTS I J IAI 5 t When a customer visits our storeximagined that you carried suchan immense stock and such varied assortment that0 I your prices were really so low as you claim in your circular We have a great many Customerssatisfied customers They come to us timeaftftime with their patronage They dome to us with confidence they recommend us to their friends and confidence We shall always endeavor to merit their confidence andwed will continue to give our tv v customers a squae deal at all times i fe 4 I 1v r r 1 A G A J r s T a tr j li11 t t THE BOSTON STORE Madisonvilk- i K 1 j OLIN HOPKINS COUNTY BANK BUILDING LOOK FOR THE BLUE CANVAS FRONT i- fgib i7 tc o 1