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Digital page images are linked to the text file. o WfSDJIY and c FRIDAY I AFTERNOON i tjl r Ii ijC IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE H nr 1u II TWENTYTHIRD YEAR HOPKINS COUNTY XT TUESDAY NOVEMBER 19 1912 Nof3 MR CHAS J1 Xt Temple Theatre Wednesday Night November 20 SEDOND NUMBER LYCEUM COURSE y I This is a splendid evening of Music and Stories Season tick ets may yet be had of th Trpap urer Mr Ellsworth Evans Kaeularadmtspibn 2cc and 50i I Program will begin I t 835 sharp A YOting Weman Who Cleaned up a Tewn Both Politically and Socially Trt the Doueujber Womans Home L Companion1 appears an article about Vlrglnja Brooks of West Hammond 111 who baa done a great work= which Is partly dttucribeU In the rot I lowing extract from tho artl le tfMI s Brooks waq leading the c ntllfe of a ChlcljO girl In comfortable clrctnmuuiceH when u notice BSBeBamg htrhtlf and her I mother two thousand dollars ou w some vacant lots thattnvy owned In 4M the neighboring town of West Hunii mond Ill Htrengtheued certitin IBusplclonsin her irilnd that the rul era were not nil that r they shouhJ be Subfcqu nt Invea F tUlplclonstoand her mother closed their Ohtcngo home nUll tnovid Into u tittle uuttmu in West Hrtnmiid to see what was 0 to be done about it It appHwred hat tiio town with n voting pojnijii tfon of 750 6ntf rttfU flftyflvo BH Ious itiaIL vnnotiuB of objec i tionable regorts in duo proportion iDargoly on noconnt f ovortaxntlon the result of exunieivo graft there were In thJ Suathorn halt of the mortgagfMoreover proposed thin the town H Incorpo rated as a bltyi for oo purpose Miss Brooks inferreii of enitbllng the I Jtt IlJ CoHtroUlagrluK st Ml further to in tcreAse the burdenmf taxation ITJn r olrcumstuucoa as any re r former could tell you the proper 1 j thing to do was to appeal to the i people 1 UnlIke many reformers Miss I Brooks knew how to appeal iln this inRtanoe the people1 wore most ly Poles Miss Brooks began by jparolng their langiaage She then addressed them at public meetings with sucheffect that she completely won her Impulsive wacmlitarted auditors Not only was the Incor poration project signally defeated ibut Miss Srooks had so sturdy an r army of Poliah voters behind her that she felt strong enough to urge q more active reforms JL1 rlngInotln1 many T ejjdtho deount citizens were thor 14oughlv awakened A reform ticket wasputntothfldd and won an r and theilast dive In West Hammond called In derision The Virginia Brooks closr sd its doors II d s I u 1seea good show jjoi jto the Princess I ii W GAtlinSr Passes Away JV Gatlin SrM age sixty iLc yeursjue mouth anti twenty Oven days died at his country fceme two miles from Aladisan rille on the Princeton road last r Friday at 10SO A m after au 1illneas of several months death being due to a complication of l disesiflea His condition had been I eerious for the pet week and I Mis death hud been hourly ex L I pected by those at hie bedside I Mr Giitlin was one of the best and moat vdrably known citiq Zfl8 of the county pECe was born 4n this county and with the ex J ocption of a fey years spent in tc Orwell county lived in Hop kiDs county aUJislifeand eb U jr 34 a wide acquaintance and the con fide uc0 and esteem of all wo knew him 1t t 4AOr eat Building Pails hen its foundation is undermined iiadlf the fouudation of health quickLrLifeL1ktkldneY8t II onty6c talIDuggists I t- tt11 i g Nebo Notes il J S Dufam our postma9ter had the misfortune to get his ankle badlv broken Monday by falling through his stable loft the bone protruding through the skin Dr Morton was called immediately and set the broken bone Although he suffered much no serious results are lorkfd for Mr Nick Parriahs beautiful home was intirely consumed by fire Tuesday he was burning grass off his garden his meat house catching first as the wind was blowing that way the house soon followed They saved most of the contents though Mrs Parrish lost most of her caused fruit preserves and allof her quitls and blankets Mr and Mrs Mack Ross of Oentertowu Ohio county visit ed tho family ofG A Eudaley last week Mrs Ella Pierce of Marion spent B vcmUhlV3 with her parents lrn c1 Mrs A EUodnet- wink INC t Thursday morn ing week hllt oclock there wiji be a thunkijjivin service held at tho Methodist church Preach lug bv 0 F Wimbftrly of Midi souville 8tuuiii b3of the best singers in town Everybody invited to come Every member lof the Methodist church is espec ially and bring an offngofc rn pota tqea or mopBv op anything that can be turned into morey which will be sent1 to the orphans hom The girls of the Home Mission Society will give an entertain ment at the church in the eve uing at seven thirty The bang bang of the bird hunters are heard now but birds are scarce this season Neb will have good roads thro town this winter as slack and cinders were being hauldd from t he inines every day last week Opossum College or Oltiude Qorters8school boys played Uebo school at bill game Friday the scores being 21 to 19 in favor of the college boys of course a scrap was the result at the close of the game ho blood was shed thuogh Mrs Chas Webb Entertains Ono of the most enjoyable events bf the season was the tea given last Friday evening by Mrs Chas Webb at iier cozy home on RR Street id honor of her charming niece Miss LelaiCole from Nashville who has provetr quite a favorite in the Social Hat The parlor was very artisti cally decorated in potted plants and outiflowers They enjoyed numerous games contests and music after which a delicious salad course was served Those present were Misses 4la Colo Connie Fenwicb Mary Parker Charlie Davis Margaret Dudley Mary Martin Ida MartinI Wilma Thomas die Chandler Ida Lee Sisk and MeewB Hobart Browning Madison vllle David Dudley Paul Pliklnton Goode Thos Stokes Givens Fa gate andiewelWebb A very enjoyable tea was given last Friday afternoon by Mrs Chas Webb at her home on B R Street Her home was prettily decorated In ferns and cut flowers Those pres ent enjoyed a Very unique contest which caused several hearty laughs delightful salad course was ser ved Mrs Webb always proves a charming hostess to both old and young Those present were Mesdames Ott Powers Elmer Witber spoon 0 P Webb R B ASbbv W E Martin Kate Withers T Allen Smith Bob Brown Jno Brown 0 W Webb Mi A Deshon WA Grant and Arnold l Bud Kell of Madisonvllle made buslnesB trip toEarlingtpn Tnesday afNewStatidforbetore they P all gene REV S M BERNARD s XKINGGOOD In His New Charge As Pastor Of Chris han Church At San Dimas Cal r t Followiujr is from SUI DiuitsI- sItI1tPresa Last Minday the members of the Sin DiniiisOtlri tian Churoh and others KathtTect at the magnificent new church building and withsoni spiMMien andhearty handshakis Jiava to Rev S M Bernard the new pastor and his wife a most w U rnl and enthusiastic welsome A short program was foIl wed which included some rousing singing led by thub prince of choir leaders Prof B L Bnr dittoThe opening prayer was made by Elder Newcomb and was followed by an address of welcome by Rev S M McGee of the San Dimas Methodifetl Church In reply to all Dr Bernard spolce feelincly of the welcome extended to himself and wife and pledged his best efforts to carryout the churchs program ot expansion Rndulsoto txssisV in all ma teriul work for thescoml mnuicys welfare A nittlO choruos sansi the dbc if v C tors and his wifes favorite sonjiB after which the evening was spent in social intercourse and tu getting more intimately i acquainted with the new aud his wife Light refresh meats were serveu by the ladies of the church Every one pre sent united in pronouncing the evening an unqualified success and an excellent forerunner of the evangelistic meetings which arejust beginning BoydRccd Leslie Boyd and Miss Florence Reed both of this place greatly surprised their many friends when they left Saturday for Springfield Tenn where they ware married Miss Read is a sister of lack R ed and has made her home with her brother for some months past had is a very attractive and popular young lady The groom is au indus trious and worthy yOung th Dwell known in tbihis hone town forhis many good qualities The marriage was tho culmina tion of a short courtship No one but the immediate family knew of their intentions Their many friends wish them much1 prosperity j TColeMan injured at Hopklnsville Mr JT Ooleman ot this place who has been on the work train at Hopkiusville for some time met with a serious accident at that place Saturday when he was jerked from the top of u car fall ing striking his head against the rail crushed his skull and other injuries rendering hun uncon scious The accident would likely have proved fatal if his jacket had not caught on the truck and held his body from under the wheels His condition is critical but hopes are en tertained for his recovery LATERMr Ooleman is getting along nicely iud his condition is not so serious as was first reported StorjKif Home Of Aged Minister At the closing session of the Kentucky Baptists Association held in Madis uviile last week a gift Of the 50000 property of the Ohio Valley Institute at Sturgis to the Ministers Aid Society was made and it will be codverted into a home for old ministers The association after voting Lexingon as the next meeting pUca over Newport closed at noon one of the best chnrch gatherings ever held in- v tt The Roundhouse jIJ1ontlBy R K Kittr 4 IL 4PAYDAY What day Ibv all like best Pay day What day means more than allr I the rest fPtl day JVhat day draymen from far and near s 1 Makes them foetheir inward fear 7 tThinking orily of those that IIre i so dear I Pay day What day lafcts all day and al- liuurhf Pay day ofIl Payday What da renewsthe clothes you 1 ellr Tk Y Aud briigsiJfesoth a e hi44fulseh d boughtII char 9 friVbnt day bill i l 1o 4 J tiIIj Syria t day jTiajteSfthef merchantts i cash drawer fill dIav tell you its if fOrfun v monthlyIAnd it Stakes it to make thebusir ness run Pay day littleMl day Wha4nakes iou batisfied with- life y Pay day What clay makes you willing to stand A And rttithe butcher smile so bland As with you meat he weighs his hand Pay day v V It onlv took me two weeks to compo e the above sentimental little 1ity o Monday evening I was stand ingnear the end of the paycar talking to some other roughnecks n when a fellow came run ning from toward the depot at fullspeed He was a traveling man and when he reached where the crowd had assembled per spiration was tickling down his face like tearsdown the cheek of a bereaved crocodile He asked one of the General Foremans clerks if someone was hurt The clerk said not yet They will not see their creditors until to night He caught it and beat it back to town- Engineer PW Tuck has been off sick a few days Brakeman Tom Qpleman was injured while switching at La- tbinilast Saturday night He was bruised up pretty baby but is doing nicely J Engineer F P Giannini is stilloff on account of sickness Fireman L W Vaughan was in Nashville Madisonville and other points last Friday He was in company with F P Gian nini Jr While lel Madieon yule of course they gaw the show Engineer H L Smith is off S G Ellison is off on a leave of absence Engineer Elmo Shaver of- Fordsvillewas in town Monday FireraVri Noah Clark was in Evansville Sqnday Boiler BO ker W i Lavender J JY 1 4i i t 0 L ii t1i rt t J was in Guthrie Sunday Walter Daves went out bird inlit last wtk It is reported mnri I Have been confused tn little Incident which occured Sunday morning Isnw the Ihejcar ler where the wreclfiwas and he sajil he didnt know anything about it except it was called for once to go to Pembroke JiYU2MyW A Hardy and VBosco Shaver were in Madieonville Fyi day nighf Hopkiuelvil1e engine at place for afew days t Engineers R T Opjggin and G XkHampton were in NashvilleuV unday Jrr FiremanJ u ias in- EvansvilleSun Judging from the fjQtious of sornemen they jusfc Avbrk for the motley Were isfntitr 7JThe p lr was heriJMondtiy nl MMMIfthewould thetmosphiere Bargains in Ladies Misse i coats Barnes Cowand Co Incorporated f Mr andvMr8JakevMbjEaen Miss Ruth MoEuen and Dr Barton McEuen Yi8jtedMrs Rex MgE en Sunday r f 1 4 iJpptlltK1tUCIY Com nOW Preliminary announcements have been issued for the third annual exhibition of the Ken tucky Corn Growers Associa tion The Oorn show will be held at the College of Agricul ture Lexington from January 7 tolO in connection with Farmers Week at the Spate Uni versity In addition to the premiums for cornr prizes are to be award ed for oats soy beans and cow peas Tobacco may be included if the growers manifested suffici ant interest All entries must be of products grown durin the year 1912 and the lists will close on Saturday January 41 Kentucky has had good crops this year and it is believed the cbrii show will be the best ever heM in the State JNurncoQs exhibits from tli6 Loyecorn clubs will be included tiiid tie the boys have hnda more favor able season than they had last year for their agricultural opera tions they should be able to show some surprising results Tho county corn shows will bo heard from in the course of a few weeks and the clubs may be expected to give a good account of themselves There are more clubs this year and more boys interested in the competition Their activities are of iucalcuu ble values as an incentive to big ger and better production of Kentuckys leading agricultural stapleThis years corn show undoubt edly will be a great success if the corn growers elect to make it so By their earnest cooperation their annual exhibition can be made an abiding influence for more intelligent farming and for more renumerative production There could be no better medicine remedyMywas in b d had a high fever and Our doctor gave Remedyandthree bottlesetired them says Mrs LexlngtoBtMJ I I i 0 TUESDAY and i FRIDAY AFTERNOON EARUNGTOtj IITAGGART 4overwhe1mtngvfctory iirLedtobQrpreent cloLiiyolryour sickFireman wa- spouingupbload WHAT 110 A WEEK WILL DO A California Woman Who Built a Home and Support Herself on IOa Week Reducing Hie coat of living is 1 n problem i hat has everybody hbv the pit r f18 it vere To own tUeHiifl house and to have even the outward semblance of prosperity indented most people But cheer uptherp IK hope at least Bert is a California wo man who bought a lot built a house iud uumrniued hersfilf on 19 a WMfk SM Ml How sbe duilt in the PICtORIAL REVIEW fur December as follows 1 bought u Jot for Uve hiindred dollars ten dullard down and five dollars II month My remaining capital was Ood I bought enough lumberfto build K shell on the rear of niy lot I moved in with u trunk table and chair a few dishes frying pan and teakettle u covered coifcklngj dish visl dish u d difeh nil b6u hijnt hbtenceVfc1fitore AbroQ11U cheap lap 3rnd a one buffer oil stovo completed my outfit f4i I NevrlHlll fqr f i qc my pride when rh dlttslust1tcq forJight ing and iiookini mytrtionthly bill b iugJrmf sixteen 1 6 twenty four bents I bougnt a little gas plate for fifty cents a little oven bra dollar galvanized tub forY seventyfive centB and auplun ger for seventyfive cents and my cooking and launy equip ment seemed perfect Theeffeci tive powders and soaps reduced vrny laundry bill to a trifle I bought two flat irons with a patent hllod e and invariably cook efl aMfbtfdi refiuiriVg timfe olMr iron when ironing which con servedthe heat amazingly In summer I pack greens in ajar salt each layer and cover and weight each jar with a stone It will be in perfect condition for winter use after being thor oughly washed I takemy lunch eon generally sand wiches a lit tle pot of jelly and many little o dainties not possible to any one who does not have a home table to my place of business I bought a good brush with a pot of paint and whenever I could manage it painted myin terior woodwork and gradually the outside of the house so i was very presentable With tend dollars a week T haveboen decenrlycIadve11fed hilve bought desirable lot and j buit a li9Iii j I ErllcfiainifOn 1 t isLong IIIVltfld to her home qn Olark Street u number of her friends to tea Eton were requested o bring a dime which collection went to the Christian Church ThesH teas have been very popular and profitable for largestILlgiven being over fifty rnembors and friends of the Christian Church 1 present An abundant amount of amusements were furnished and everybody was well entertained refreshments were served which added greatly to the evening Mrs Long in her usual artistic manner had everything In order for the con veulEnoe of her guests making thj entire evening a success socially as well as financially Real Estate Transactions Mrs Marion Sisk has purchas ed from James R Rash the property on the corner of Main St and MoEnen Ave Consider ation not known Mrs Siek ex pects to Improve this property and in the Spring will make thia her home a MM Bessie Tanner has boughj trora Jam isi RRHshj hpuseand lot on South Main Street Mrs Tanner has been away from Ear lington for sometime and has re turned fp mak tfcft her home if 4 kt tlr + rM HUOHj r c d It1Wwr+ i + IH A h3 r Ifa- fi I A r I 1 l I r oJ 1 i 1 TU If j Mr i l dtiRi Ci 1 h t I I A II f y 4 Yll MY t i Y j iV ryfl III r HAS COMING FROM THE FACTORYx i y N i IOU SETS Beautiful Seven Piece Decorated Berry and Salad Sets3nd and Pie Sets 3 ae These Seven Piece Sets arertistically decorated andr ordinariv r 3 J 9 ly would cost 350 They will be given with a years subscription to THE SEMIWEEKLY BEE new or renevyaJJ9L9111y 250t f 4 i subscriptionifworth lapa either ofYi 1 the Seven Piece Setsyouvvsh vorpi 350making v total of i 450 all for 250T 7 I x v t V t V V J These sets will be here teaboifttQni i days dast eCwJ Il potn last longcall in and subscfibe ffttheBee or renew your sub t- I4j scription and we will give you a receipt fort one years subscription f and one of these handsome sets ofiChinawar to be Delivered Wheni i i i i it Arrive i rlq J 0i itfJ 1JI 1 6portflititosep j thisi r OLlllbJ S 1 f i- SI i boleI Pferriil11TI JLL Ib the chance ofa liftitdti1 t firepa Grxr r ti- iiiiII tv J i m J d Ihe J SeiiiiWeekIy BeeIr1i I f f h w r I I J i i i f0 wr t Kton I fh f + Vi eiitucky II f r i v ii1 1 id f rcy LlYF r 1tv 1 jrfir t J t- j f il 4- is hrj p6 r r r k r G al 1yyun r S1Fd y 1Iy 9 Lt frrhL Lf14111I TTwiI r i SHOW THREE WOMEN ENJOYED THE MUSIC Three plump women ranging In weight from 160 to 200 pounds file I in and after much creaking of silk lawns and groaning of chairs are seat led as the concert is about to begin First Plump Woman breathlessly This is going to bo a perfectly f grand concert Im so glad wo do thoughtwouldnt send my gown home It did come though Just in time for me to dress How do you like 1t7 t Second Plump Womanlilts perfect ly lovely But then you always look exactly right So wollgroomed dont you knoW and all that Doesnt she i Mrs Tllden Hw TildenIts the dearest thing 4Yever saw You certainly have the best taste in dress Mrs Snowdon L Every time I sea Mrs Snowdon Mrs fThompklns I say to myself If I only had such taste as she hast II Mrs Snowdoa How nice you two are Of courso I know youro just saying it to make me happy but then c meantIyou are tJJneat two women I know Orchestra plays first number At its close the three women give three 11Ilghs of appreciation or relief e MrsSnowdonPretty wasnt it I do Just love Wagner And while I Q think of it Mrs TIlden I want to ask YOU where you got that perfect dream of a fichu you had on yesterday at the tea Im crazy about Iii r Mrs TUdenOh do you really like 1 It Howe sweet of you to say sol I got the lace in Paris and I had my little seamstress make it when I got home I think its rather fetching Mrs Thompklns Its the dearest playfa er between the numbers n Tho first violinist plays a solo Mrs ThompklnsIsnt that violin- Ist tho dearest thing you ever saw I simply adore him Mrs Suowdon Yes hos perfectly sweet but he has tho funniest looking wife Did you ever seo her 1Itr Mrs TUdenI should think I did I have very good reasons to remember her t saw her at tho tea Mrs D- uI pont gave for her and one of tho maids spilled punch all over my best gown It was never fit to wear after ward Chorus of lamqntatlons from tho other two Mrs Tllden And such a dowdy thing as she is too Really her gown was nothing but the plainest kind of silk It looked as If she had bought it ready made Really tho most ordi I nary looking thing Mrs SnowdonFunny isnt It how queer theso artistic people are about 1f their clothes The only one I over knew who wasnt was the wife of that artist who visited Mrs Tolman last II winter Do you remember what per sect dreams her gowns were Mrs TompkIns with Intense inte- restWerent they I never saw any thing more beautiful than the one she had at the reception Mrs Tolman gave for her The orchestra rudely Interrupts them Mrs Tllden Isnt that young flu n tiat absolutely tho most attractive creature you over saw Now do teU me about tho gown yW were speaking of Mrs Thompklns You know I was ill last winter and didnt goto the reception Mrs Thompklns Well It was gor I geous my dear Simply too wonderful for words It was tho most delft cate shade of bluish lavendera per fectly indescribable color Marqui sette over messaline draped in tho- r f= r most wonderful way and caught upr with little bunches of chiffon with a violet fastened in the center of each A What a catastrophe that you missed dtlaMrs TlldenflI almost cried when I heard about it I was the most dls appointed person you ever saw And usually Mrs Tolmans affairs are so By tho way theres Mrs parks down there Speaking of dowdy i1 people made me think of her Sho has less idea of dressing than an oth er woman I over cn w Actually she wont to Mrs Tuttlos garden lost Thursday in a perfectly plain linen frock Not even a suit my doar Just r a little linen drens with some r f6 t embroidery on the front panel Can tiyou imagine Any ono doing suonan unheard of thing Im euro Mrs TutJ tie felt it very keenly s Mrs Snowdoa Poor Sirs TutyjeJ ti By the way I suppose youre both go eveningy5 + Mrs TJldcnI wouldnt miss It fory 1 worlds What are you going to 4I wearMrs Snowdon Oh Im having Mra Pemlngr freshen up my white Voile with BDtno new laces Just cheap lit tie lace only 360 a yard but Ive worn the gown three times already J and I didnt feel like putting much money into fixing it up h 1Mrs ThompklnsIm having a lit tie gray chiffon made and I really11 t1 think its going to bo a very dainty lit t tie frock Simple of course and in expensive Ive made up my mind that I simply wont spend more than 50 onit But then I adore simpllo- i If ity I simply will not fuss over my USclothesMrs TildenNqrX u I Mrs Snowdon T feel just the way+ you do Thats why I adore living In f Forest View I simply couldnt live bytheh r toIrtvI I l t i TEXAS P IDEIG A Jones who looks After a por lion of the Swenson interests in Texas was bothered by thefts of wood from the Spur range He sent out Al Sullivan a cowboy to catch the thieves Within a few days Al brought one Inan old nester dirty and ragged with his toes out of his shoes and a tuft of hair showing through the crown of his hat I dont feel like sending you to Jail said Jones but youve got to bo punished 89 well take a photograph of you for the rogues gallery The human scarecrow promised complete reform and they stood him up and took his picture About a week later still in his rags he stood beside tho ranchers deskWhat can I do for you Jones asked looking up If you please Mr Jones said tho object kin you spare mo one of them pictures to send to my kins olksPopular Magazine Didnt Get Much MaudIm told I get my good looks from my mother EthelI wouldnt repeat that if I were you Maud Why not- EthelPeoplo will think your moth er was stingy MIDNIGHT SUPPER I V- sC HoweSo the famous baseball playa or ate a Welsh rabbit before retiring and had some wonderful dreams 7 Were his dreams characteristic of his profession WiseI should say so Why he was pitching and tossing all night ISureWhos on the go Both soon and lato Why dont you know Tho candidate Figuring That Way Tho stage manager was flirting with tho soubrette when tho comedian came nosing around Three is a crowd remarked the stage manager pointedly- In that case we have a pretty good audience tonight said the come dine as ho peeped through the curtain Change of Heart Blinks has suddenly begun to take a deep Interest in the welfare of his country He used to say ho didnt caro very much whether tho ship of state foun dared or not That was before he bought a sub Urban lot on terms or50 down and 5 a month Too SoonIBllgglns when did you begin to write stuff fortho papers l07 Great Scott old chap Ivo been doing It for more than two years I- Then theres no use of my trying to give you any pointers Ive been at it only 45 years j TIMELY LEAP SheThIs is called Lovers Leap I know a girl Who leaped over there once for love of a sweetheart JIeIt must have been leapyear chi Simple When You Know The secret of real beauty js- As plain as day Youve merely to accomplish thIs Bo born that way Catholic Standard and Times An Earnest Ranttngton Roarer announces that ho will retire from the stage Indeed I have often heard him talk about elevating the stage but I didnt think he was serious Physical Impossibility Why did you arrest this museum freak officer For carrying concealed weapons ItTaJnt isO Jedge You kip see for yourself Im the Armless Wonder f I tJ 1 Masonic Opera House RLINGTON Thursda f Q Vember 21i9Ii r 5adi We and Mother Those Funny Fellows Fellows WOOD and WARD With MISS FANNIE HEROHEY And The Texas Tommy Chorus w u W w the Indian Ballet Presenting that Everlasting Sing ing Musical Tomfoolry TWO MERRY TRAMPS The Show With Singy Songs I Two Heads are Better than one Twelve Big Chorus Costumed Song Hits and all of The RemicK Kind Girls yes plenty of em Singing Girls Dancing Girls Show Girls and them some See cm and get The Smiling Habit A Clean Clever Classy Comedy with a Jjttle dashJ of Ginger prices i Prices 25 35 50 and 75 cents j YiJti c COULD NOT SAY NO TO ADELAIDE Major Atkinson according to bla wifes testimony doesnt know how to say no to Adelaide his niece This assertion is borne out by the fact that when Adelaide asked him to appear In Juvenile costume at what she called a kid party which she was to give at his summer home he con seated with an outward smile ana an Inward groan I wish he said to his wife in pri vatoUthnt Adelaide hadnt insisted upon my taking part in this ridicu lous affair of hers In fact I dont see why she wants to give such aonoenslcal party Why do you aid and abet her demanded his wife When I suggested that she think of something newer and more dignified you immediately aid Let her have any kind of party nw pleases uXTell ono doesnt like to be always juterfeilng with her pleasures Theres M particular harm in her having a folds party is there But I know I half feel like a perfect idiot dressed In th6 little girls early Victorian cos tune thc Adelaide has picked out for no He giKEood into the mirror and sighed as he stroked his graying Van dyke beafd- Tho afternoon of the party Ado lalde after tying the strings of a quaint little sunbonnet under the ma jors beard drew away and surveyed him from tho top of the sunbonnet to the tl s of hl white stockinged and black slippered feet Uncle youre certainly the most excruciatingly funny sight I ever beheld she factored Im so glad I round those pantalettes in grandmas old trunk Thoyre perfectly killing Youll make the hit of the evening- I suppose Im what youd c ilascreaming success said the major somewhat wrylyYou dont think Im too complete do you 7 No youro justjust lovely Adelaide squeezed the large sun browned hand of her uncle half Of which was neatly incased in a white lace mitt Tit with that cigar in your mouth youre k sight to behold Well I moat have a little smoke before your guests come Adelaide Ill just takainr magazine and read and smoke on the lawn until the festivities begin A littW later as Mrs Atkinson and Adelaide were putting tho finishing touches on their own costumes they paw a striking looking couple alight from a motor car and approach tho major who rose with his accustomed courtliness and greeted them Good gracious Adelaide Your uncle appears to be absolutely uncon rolous of his absurd attire exclaimed Sirs Atkinson He is taking those people around the garden as uncoacerncdlr u if he were dressed In a bufetaess suit Tucr must think be is crazy Here Ill slip on a 1I coat over my short ftfcfct and run out and explain The major welcomed his wife with- II smile Im glad you Joined us my Iwhoour garden and havo come way out from tho city to see our rare roses Wo are honored Im sure I think said Mrs Atkinson to the visitors after acknowledging tho In troduction that you are seeing some thing else quite as rare as our roses She laughed and looked at her husband By Jove Id forgotten this fool rig exclaimed tho major with snmoj temper I wonder what you can have thought of me Well laughed Professor LeelIthO friends who told us about your roses sold that some of your neighbors con sidered you rather eccentric to devote so much of your time to flowers When we Introduced ourselves I thought you were perhaps a trifle un usual In your dress Unusual I should think so exclaimed the major Then turning severely to his wife ho said I cant see my dear why you over per mitted Adelaide to go up such an Idiotic party I fear you give that girl her head too much Ho glanced down at his costume again This is really preposterous Is that you call Ing Adelaide Yes well be there at once You see Mrs Lee the party Is beginning and Ive promised my niece to be JH the grand march Youll Join us wont youChicago Dally News C Pat Funny Stories Authors are not above having a pet story to be told over and over again ori occasion and off too Emerson Hough Who in his novels deals with extremely serious topics has a keen sense of humor and never tires of telling about a guide ho once had on a fishing trip in the Adirondacks This guide had also teen employed by Grover Cleveland and Dr Henry van Dyke of Princeton univer city Shortly after the birth of Pros dent Clevelands little daughter the fishtngtriphis guldo had also become a father How much did your baby weigh at birth asked Mr Cleveland Twentytwo pounds sir answered the guide Twentytwo pounds exclaimed tho president in amazement why my baby weighed but seven Welsh Language Dying Out Hhe decadence of the Welsh lane jguage is evidenced by the statement that about 85 per cent of the people of Wales know some English while dearly feO per cent sleakno other languageat- It JI IrSecond Hand Shoes I tl iFor saIi t ti p5v i S o Repairing done while you wait All work guaranteed or your money refunded Boston Shoe REpairin Shop M BASAN Prop a I 110 Main St Madisonville Ky I J Special Price Features During Demonstration Week All next week is Range Exhibi tion Week and in ordei to make your visit to our store profitable I I as well as pleasant ire have ar ranged Special Price features for each department Here you will find instruction entertainments and economy in buying Dont fail to payus a visit Clothing Special for Next Week Only Men and Boys New Fall Styles at Money Saving Prices Mens Suit Special 1000 Suits5112 50 Suits 1165 15 00 Suits1275 1800 Suits15512000 Suits 1751 2200 Suits 1 25 25 00 Suits 2175 IO f OATS AT SAME I REDUCTION Boys Suit Special i Double breasted three button a Norfolk coats full bloomer pants lined throughout All the new shades and weaves I e 50 Suits ka 215 500 Suits rx2U400 Suits 34l 5 00 Suits 425 7 50 Slits MI 1000 Suits v 151 1250 Suitsx1115Boy- Overcoats at same reduction i r Dry Goods Sbejpiajs I Bleached Pillow Oases Y 9c Bleached Sheets each v i r 45C Bleached Napkins hemmedready to rise per dozen 48c 25BathC Three Stem Hair Witch 100 value98CLadi- es i Linen Handkerchiefs extra value each 5eSee our line of Import Kid Gloves short and elbow lengths black 00perh L i 5V Shoe Specials The new Cammeyer creation for fall the shoe of beautiful proportions fashioned of finest Gray or black Buck a veritable poem CASpecial rtAOur S One lot ladies lace and button boots 3 50 A if nand 400 values special X 4 4 re Furniture Department Specials During Demonistration Week we will give big re ductions on our complete stock of Furniture floor coverings Wall Paper Picture Frames Comforts Blankets and Lace Curtains r I k- fi i i J I THE McLEOD STORE INCORPORATED t i Madisonville Kentucky d Y i I xi ytt1Iyt 4 w PL r al at s1 1a t I 1J t i Jl m r I t J jUsi RCce v dl Dt 1 i 1 1Y I I r n TO I ijtti5m r ei r M MOORE AND PUBLISHER JjPAUL FAWOETT AND BUSINESS MANAGER I a ot Kentucky Press Association and LeagueeLBranch Slatons Rings November 19 NNNN ANNOUNCEMENTS 2 We are authorized Pnno ace I WllllF Riidrt nen candidate for 4 Sherilf Hopkins county subject Il the actliw the Democratic partyWe are authorized announce Bryan a cnnirtatfj for jailor tar Hopkins county jiot act flon the Democrat Party Jr HOGWALLOW The widow who iive over in the Calf neighhnrlmod hag ligiber house sibceI fume Sims lute fcegan to ride luet thereto often 6n his mwle MififlOaflStetter Hocks has de 4 cided to drop literature and back to music leiivinij her i ret for sfveral weeks 4 A recent puiv of hilt couccrn x in the anttnuu fss1 IAIJI Jt played by htr iiuil reps iR11 will be udder tln 1utur hy th escape of the wiinl rpm 11Nr r r rThe po8tniH ter 8 vRjie bie f papers hal not is bout have about+ ro WDk flack whose barber jjhmr lias been located under the r tree in front of his blacksmith shop will move his t n chair inside for file winter tcrt ti i ptU l1 r T vl J Ifotl thisaWonder Compelling 30 Day testrPractically all stores at this time show some nice things in mens wear y j Whats The Pricev jtI ofTest pur prices t 1 Mens Suits tf w 900 Mens Suits Sale price I 3U f t 1200 Mens Suits Sale price L i r 1 ib 00 Mens Suitsucprice 1 124 1 CVt I 20 00 Mens Suits Sale price 1 t 0 e 111 t 1125 2250 Men SuitsSaleprice v 2500 Suits Sale price 1241 I 30 00 Mens Suits Sate price 0 14lI I NEW FAMOUS STOREBUILDING NFXT DUNKESONS GROCERY MadisonvilleKciituclc iBee Mmmm rY rMM NMNM1 1slnlleReaders lOo per RtfHtilutibnB and Cards orIThanks Bo Obituary Poetry Be per Slight reductions UneIcontract display ruttit Also locals that several months without j Entered at the Earllncton Post Office Glass Matter Office in Ben Office Next I slue Kentucky PhoneNo 242 11 I TeleATuesdayINNNINMNINW 1912 f l to i of o of to A A C as HU to of 2- iY Ribs fcontofii utter accordeo id bi h to k accordebn hpttor tuck been f L jY sycamore b Z v tIf 1i to l oj t I Ji J v 411 i A s Mens Li on all Second n v he will continue to shave and cut hair with neatness and dispatch while his customers wait There are two ways of bringing sunshine into a home Culti vale pleasentryi and wash the windowsLittle Fidity Flinders has been kept busy tills winter cracking matches with a hammer Yam Slfls has a new suit of clothes Theypre too nice to wear every day or even on Sun day and he may save them to be burried inv The DdgHill preacher will takea8j liiu text Sunday Let there BtLithl aud Raz Barlow has been appointed a committee to fill up the lump 1Poke Euzley while on his way home from a potato roasting late the other night was pursued for some tliptunce Hlonu Mil lcet Rfde by POIIMJ strange nnjm il and teak refuse in a persimmon tree where hod tit ayed until da break after cliubitij the tree tile excitemeut U rwed him in to a chilluntl when he got through ahrk ug there wasnt u persimmon left ou the tree Olub Hiuicuck who tins been trying to join the Dog Hill church for some reason or other for aevQriU weeks will be pot ed on hv tl coimrpiiarion next Sundai politicsdifM ijto r iN Io IrII J 1k1 fI tI 1tI l ferfrom that of the congregation he may betaken in The Wild Oniou school teacher has had a patch of multiplying onions planted near the school house Some of the trustees are wondering if they are to bp used by the arithmetic class The column of the Tickville Tidings last week vere filled mostly with plate matter and patent medicine adds nothing of any importance happened in tie United States last week Slim Pickeus holds the bam pionsiup around Hogwallpvv for cracking hickory nuts with his teeth He places the nut in his mouth puts a large weight on his head and pulls right hard against a sapliug Atlas Peck witnessed part of a play the other night at the Tckville Opera House Between the third aud fourth acts two months was to elapse and Atlas did not have time to wait Wood is getting scarce around Hogwallqw Fit Smith reports that he spent Wednesday in the woods in Ganddr Greek bottoms A Barbed Wire Cut Collar properlyhealed car Ballards SNOW LINIMENTJa tile XUsht RemedY tftt All Abnutowi ef the Fleak 1C tho wound Is cleansed and the liniment applied promptly the heattna process al- once and the wound heals from i tho Inside outwardly thus forming a perfect cure thattleaves no scar If tho wound hcala on tho outsldo too quick ly forms under the sur fare and breaks out Into a running sore that is hard to euro i and Inevitably leaves a bad scar protorfor that reason and they use It not on fine animals but human flesh soes Its work QUickly and thoroughly prlco Vie BOo and 9100 JanesFBalardProp StLotilsMo Stephens Eye Salve Is a healing ointment for Sore Cato tiofaceonncaetD v ST BERNARD MINING CO Incor norated Drug Department iCf1 r IAo J r lf 1k is- t r i = 4 h Mens Overcoats 4 700 Mens Overcoats Sale price i A 7 S 31 to f 1000 Mens OvercoatsSale price 0 o l 0 41 0 r1 J 1260 Mens Overcoats Sale price t t lj4 f r tiI ibr724Ift Jwf T 2000 Mens Overcoats Sale price S1 n j HIPPIES l Il But poortoPostofficeMadis and could hardly chop enough for I a loadf Orieket Hicks has got up a patent hen roost which he will start out to introduce to the buy ling public next week The pat ent consists of a sUssafrus pole about fifteen feet long and IB jilt bn one side so that the hens can sit down if they get tired during the night The engineer on the train that comes iutoTickville Monday informed several citizens on the plaUorn thathevqultJ not wash his fuc until he got ready Wisdom skin end Virtue Wisdom Is knowing what to do next skill Is knowing how to do It and virtue is doing ItDavid Starr Jordan HERE AT HOME Earlington Citizens Gladly Testify and Confidently Recommend Doans Kidney Pills It is testimony like the following that has placed Doans Kidney Pills so far above competitors When people light here at home raise their voice In praise there is no room left for doubt Kead the public statement of an Earhngtou citizen 1 Perry McOully Earllngton Ky says Yon are at liberty to non tinue using my endorsement of goats Kidney Pills as heretofore Whenever have had ocdaalon to use them I have been benefited I feel that I am doing nothing more thau my duty in publicly recommending this preparation Deans Kidney Pills restored my kidneys to their normal condition regulated the kidney action and removed the pains in my back in fact improved my health I obtained this remedy at the St Bernard Mining GoIn corporated and have certainly been pleased With the results of Us use For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents Foster Milburo Co Buffalo New York sole agents for the United States- Remember the hamp Doane and take no other t Bargains in Suits at Barnes Cowand Co A incorporated I lot A i1 tr iij arj Ii 1QI ji i v fJ j j i tr1r i l Itft 1 Big Fur Sale- ow nHS p We have secured a sample line of Furs on Ten Day trial which 1 i will be sold onethird less htlnf v the regular Retail price fP This assortment will be on sale 4 1 in our store From Wednesday f1 f Nov 21 until Saturday Nov 30 L If you are thiiiking of Buying Furs now is your time to get a the newest things at a Reduction in Price y f l I Barnes Cowand 8 Co I rlcorporE1oc1 Earlington Kentucky c l f I 71j r L1 J c r Lq Yrb- I ftl Jd ff nat 7 a ii r aJXfi rd r rL ITTA 1 L ooqaVI II II c A lVIOR ON1JMADJSONVILLE KY i I 1 tJt L i J JI 11 IFuneral Director and Emha m rIi tIIoAnyCall Answered Promptly Day or Nit I- lJsus JI The man who whispers down a wellAbout things he has to sell D Will never reap a crop of dollars Like he who climbs a tree and hollers News of the TownJI I Jir i r I ROO 1IElt5ANTEDGentilf men can tfet In good locution I y Apply at tbl oe- n Porter vJl Ias in MafllsonvIHe Sunday f to Mrs Mann Pembroke who has bnen visiting ijts Faunlo Day of this city has returned home She expects to return soon and visit Mrs Will Brown Apyoue Interested in buying a nome for either homo or renting purposes can find out something to their advantage by calling at then Bee office s Paul Ring was In Madlaonvlllo Sunday night Chas Truempy was in Madison Tllle Sunday night There are over 1000 Democrats in Hopkins county who read the Semi- Weeklyy Bee and a number of thom lead no other paper It might be well for the various candidates to r run their announcements in the q thaflupna George Fill of Evansville was In Madlsonvllle Sunday Perkin Adams spent Sunday y 1 home Bargains in Ladies Misses r coats Barnes Cowand Co Incorporated Ed Wise went South on business Monday Z Ben Myers of Madisonvllle was in town on business Monday Harry Boulware of Hopkinsvllle was in town Monday on business Strother Hancock spent Saturday and Sunday in Louisville BenWilson spent Sunday in Hop klnllville 4Los Bargains in Ladies Misses coatsf Barnes Cowand Co Incorporated Newman Vhltford was in Mtidl lonvllle Sunday MISS Katherine Given of Madl Bouvllle spent tho week end In Providence with her sister Mrs Iluokman Mr and Mrs Lucian Ruby of Providence spent the week end in Madlaonvlllo with frlendst Muses Francis Elgin Lurline Coil Agnes Ballev Messrs Floyd and Lonnia Fnley of Mftrtis nvllle motored to Hopkinsvllle Sunday Bargains in Suits at Barnes Cowand Co Incorporated Ross of Providence was in MadisonvllleSundayJoe was In Madlsonvlllo Sunday Reduced prices on Odd Lots of Men and Boys Slits Barnes Cowand Co IncarparatedI Mrs Douglas Buokman and little son JImmIe spent the past week in MadlBonvllle with her mother Mrs UlveutlIReduced prices on Odd Lots of Men and Boys shoes Barnes Cowand Co lncorporateIFont Overall of Madisonvllle was in town Sunday Mrs Henrr Rogers aud daughter Susan Marie spent Sunday in rradI isonvillo with friends Reduced prices on Odd Lots Men and Boys shoes Iof B CQwancl 1s Got- InCOIpei t d Miss Georgia Morton of Madison vlllo passud through Earllngton Sunday afternoon enroute to White Plains George Motberahead was in Mad isonvllle Sunday Frank Walker went to Evansville Saturday on busiuess Bargains in Suits at Barnes Cowand Co Incorporated Mr and Mrs Henry Martin were in Madlsonvllle Friday night to see the Rosary Misses Annie Ashby Irene Coyle and Messrs Ed Phillips and Ells worth Evans saw tho Bosary In Madisouvlllo Friday night Gavunont Weekly at tho Prin cess tomorrow pithh Its the best you ever saw I i i o kf R K1I Thanksgiving L Procla ationjs Be it ordained that as the great American day of Thanks andeast a proaches that the good people prepare tojISI I t I c good1ressingclos has formed the main persona adorn i 11 ment that graced those who gave thanks in proper form or circled the festal boardYt This season we show the spiceof style is the cut and fabric in men and boys suits w Mens Suits sto 15 20 25 to 30 Mens Overcoats 10 15 20 25 to 120 Boys Suits and Overcoats 250 to 20 ate I 4 Shirts Underwear Hats Caps and yShoes from first hands direct to you HERE4 J t r t II Mr and Mrs WW Bisk and child rent of Morton Gap visited Mr and Mrs Elgin Sisk Saturday night Bob Fendwiok i of Owensboro visited his parents here Sunday Look whats at the Prmcoes for tomorrow night Its a Tbanhouser j The St Bernard Meat Mnrkefwill open their shops tho winter mouths at 5 oclockInstead of 4 oolock Beginning Monday No- yomher 20 You can eee the best 101 BIson ever shown In this city at the Prin COSB tomorrow night Come out and see It- Dr and Mrs W K Niabit visited In Louisville last week Mrs N E McKinnon and littl son Edwin are home from a VIsit to relatives in Oklahoma Its a ThanhptiBorL Where A- thePrincesstomorrownlght t Come Mr and Mrs Jessie Phillips C B Finley of St Charles span Saturday in the city W D Collof MadiRonvllle was In town on business yesterday Best show of the sep ou Nov 21 Two Mery Tramps 150 guarantee Mrs Frank Coil of MadlaOnville spent Tuesday in Earlington Miss Lurline Coil of Madisonvllle visited friends in town Monday Frank Walker was In Madison vllle Tuesday on business A clean warm house Nov21 for Two Merry Tramps 10Chorous girls Mian Francis MoElkairick and Ronnie Hanna were In Madison Tllle Monday after noon Frank Glannal was In Madison ville Monday 10 Chorous Girls at Opera House Nov 21st a musical Comedy of some class lBOguarantee to get this show Hammond Loving of Hanson was In town Tuesday Miss Alma Siak of St Charles was in town Tuesdry shopping John Causler spent the week in NeboWill MoLeod of Madiponvllle was lu town on business Tuesday The First Kicker youdonttraining In tho schools Second Prehistoric Manuns a shameful waste of the taxpayers money That daughter of mine has had two years of Itand she cant fry a dinosaur fit to eat while my Boa who has been at it just ciubthatIwouldntbaby mammoth Pycfe 4tiJ The New V4et Wc I 1 A news dispatch ff6iH reg reports a large crop of the ne vejetHble the beetatoea coriibination the beet and po tato This latest addition to VeryprolificIt is not long singe Burbank found a way to make the cactus edible The cactus iRea desert plant It need not surprise us if in some such way man should discover the kinds of food of wInch he was deprived when Adam and Eve were expelled from the garden The record is Gen 8 22thatlfDlan could have had access to those foods he would have been able to put I forth his hand and eat and live forever In disfavor with God it has been a blessing that man could not do this for he was created to live in harmony with his Creator and could not be truly happy ijuder any other con aitions These wondertul food discoveries together with modern irri gation works remind OB of the prophesy of Joel 221 62 Fear not 0 land be glad and rejoice for the Lord will do greet things Be not afraid ye beasts of the field for the pastures of the wilderness do spring for the tree beareth her fruit the fig tree and strengthThey great Messianic prophesy of Isa 85 The desert shall rejoice and blossom as the rose The glory of the forests of Lebanon shall be given unto it the excellency of the fruitful hillsides of Oar mel snd of the value fSharon Say to them that are of a fearful heart those losing faith in God and thus losing all hope in life be strong fear not Behold your God will come and save out of your troubles even including poverty and death Then the S of the hlind shall be opened andthe ears of the deaf shall be unstopped Then shall the lame DKIU leap IIsnn hart and the- tltgue of the dumbsingThe Wandering Jew 1 v w siiaii spinrps HOTEL JUKITS Popular Summer Resort Totally Destroy ed Satuday Loss Covered By Insurance i1 IThe SebreeSytriitisHotel was Saturr day after noon it originated in the washroom on the second floor and was not discovered until under good head VII T Hundreds of people from the eityatl1Predaround and wafch prt it burn tojha ground being itef rile i lub house outbuildings and coolies were saved by hard work The hotel was being occupied fnrniliesoUForestRamseyt winter and both of these sustained quite a loss to their householdN gonad It contained fiftythree fur nished rooms very little of the second story furnishings being saved The building was owned by J B Ramsey d H Ramsey and J R Ramsey It was valued at between 12000 and 15 000 Insurance totalieg 11500 was carried Otily Friday a 5KX policy was taken Otlt Speculation was rife here tonight as to whether the hotel would bq rebuilt many fearing that Sebree Springs would puss into oblivion as asummer resort while others were confident that a larger and finer building would beerectedThe hotel located across the railroad from the Springs burned about ten years ago 1 J Laugh And The Morld Laughs With YouWeep And You Weep Alone BIFFl BIFF BIFF the Great American Magazine of Fun is mak ing greater strides than any other magazine before the American pub lietoday It u a magazine that will keep the whole family in a good humorsThe ataU ofpff contains egreateBJi artfats1caricaturlate titl t dUoiflnithe continent lie highly Illustrated and printed thewwhole family round You can afford to spend WIt a year to do this Send this clIp- ping and 60o today to Tne BUY Pub lisping Co Dayton 0 for one years subscription8t Mrs WL Morrison left Sunday afternoon for avisIt to home folks in Hopkinsvlile tlri5 CHOCOLATES Wee proudJ to show you our new invoice of chocolates They are so fresh and dppetklng The ribbons and colors ass so stylish and attractive They will look so well and SO I hospitable on theparlor table though they last longer in a bureau drawer They do taste so good Come in and see them You cant jesist them and you wont want to St Bernard Joining Uo II i Incorporated v Drug Department j t l jIiiwWaI j RhFeatiainsare relieved an of Sloans lstlayonlightlythe scat of the trouble Heres Proof TaltnanAveyears ago my mother broke down with rheumatism The doctors didnt do any good My mother was persuaded to try Sloans Liniment and in three weeks was entirely welland I believe she to cured forever Relief From Rhermuthm II Miss H E LJNDELKAF Gilroy Calif writes Mv mother has used one5oc bottle of Sloans Liniment and although she is over 83 years of age she baa t obtained great relief from her rheumatism Rheumatism Entirely Cone Miss EVKLETTA MYER of 1215 Wyoming St Dayton Ohio writes j 11 My mother was troubled with her friends advised her to get Sloans Liniment and her rheumatism is entirely gone At the same tune the family was troubled with ringworms there were five ringworms between my I sisters and I and Sloans Liniment cured every one of us in a weeks time n SLOANSSs LINIMENT i is the best remedy for neuralgia sciatica lumbago ctfesfc t pains asthma hay fever croup sore throat and sprk Y At all dealers Price 25c BOo and tloo IfiaoSloan s Book on Horses Cattle Hogs and Poultry sent freeM Dr EARL S SLOAN BOSTON MASmf j i ITHE ECONOMICAL WAY The long distance service ot the Cumberland Telephone Telegraph Company enables the business man to conduct all of his outside affairs in the most economical and satisfactory manlier You can get long distance connections to all outside important Earrington I r For information call CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH CO SET Cruel ReallimIJohn O Johnson and no lees famous art expert was talking about some of Sargents cruel ly realistic portraits Sargent once painted a Philadelphia woman Mr Johnson said and when the work was finished the ladys coachman called for H As the oachman wa study pg we portrait S rg ntsaldq Mnij How do you like itr The man an ell sir might have lade ft a little betterlook in mebbe but If ye had ye 4 bare spoiled U terf + pq+ Mrs Fred Rootz of Summerse Ky who has beep visiting relatives here has returned home Mrs Hallie Sislr and Mrs Dick Ashby gave an afternoon and even lag tea at the home of Mrs Sisjf Monday A large number of Ladle attended in the afternoon and tbs young people enjoyed the evening with MIss Ida Lee It tootbsoire at ad course was served and a nice Bum realized r v r r Tom Wand o le osa Wsited J in town M flay Mrs Nick Toombs of Madlsonvlli visited relatived here Monday Mr Jjhn RtillwlS hRB pUFobasek the house on East Main occupied by Mr OBannon has had it painted and fixed up making it look like a new house x PROGRAMMEia Temple Thearte Nov 21 Ii Wood Ward PRESENTSSJi lWO MERRY TRAMPSiII CAST I r WardOlnrenceSprlnerMr1 Jlmmie Jump kept jumping HarrySinith Maud who has her eyes and ears open Ed E Mitciielt- Phyllis Plenty a friend of MaudeAlrnaClaire Julia Joy in Name only Elsie Marlowr May Love in loveJ ZolA Mack Annie Hope with a hope Rpso Trotter Bonnie Hope Annlesalsler Anna Lldell Lillian Love Mays sister Grace Bivard Mary Hope a Cousin Nellie Hayes Belle Hope troublesome but necessary MISS FANNIE MERONEYI v SYHOfSIS V s ACT 1 Blufflti Hotel i V ACT 2 Jwllaj Garden Scene 2 Indian Camp J J ACT B plot hurK Race Track J r PEOr MoOLTJEE MUSICAL IRECTORf I MU OAL NUMBER1F v CtlorueWar TrampaandjBellsPeCouliar S ACT TWO A Bagtinie Goblin Man e ill + Fann 111 Memney and Chorus How The Winds Blow v H vDrumrnprb y and Tramps qhornsMSpecialty v Mies Meroney Indian Opera Finaley Entire Company ACT THREF x That Beautiful Waltz i Dannie Meroney and Dutch Kiddies That Skeleton Bag to jMr Springer and Chorus i Everybody Two Step Elsie Marlow and Chorus Specialty Miss Meroney and Mr Springer QjiorusDixie l f tt fJ I lh 1 i 1 1It f IJtJ c td y f 4 t P II r r ir J m aforSanlaClauseThis Year Will be in the Basement of U- uST y I i c BERNARD STOREr This basement has been newly remodeled throughout ceH dand painted A number of r electric lights and large mirrors have been added and it is now one of the nicest plactestne city t Thisl year we expect to carry the largest line of Xmas goods we have ever handled and have added several new futures In addition to a full line ToysJor the children we have a mice assort f I ment ofv Hand Painted Chinaware A large linei of the latest Popular Books by Standard Authors l for children k at greatly reduced prices and a full line of file Celebrated Rodgers Sik irware unI J J heardof pries f I I 1r 0 t 1b We would advise anyone to teethe line of goods amdtoys iris THEBAEMHENT before i purchasing as you will have such a large variety to choosy from and our prices arereasonable I THE STa BEHNARII MININ r CDII 1 Incorporated p Jj n Ernt1lJ1cky I I WI i Our Own Business Whilst I do what is fit for me and Abstain from what is unfit iny neighbor and I shall often agree In our ateans and work together for a time to one nd But whenever I find my dominion over myself Is not sufficient for me and undertake the direction of him also I overstep the truth and come Into false relations to him Ralph Waldo EmersonI In damp Chilly weather thffp I alwavB a larcr demand for BAL LARDS SflfOW LINIMENT be cause many who know by ex pjerienqe its Threat relieving power In rheumatlo aches and pains prepare to apply it at the first twinge Price 25o 60c and 101 per bottle Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorpo sated Drug DepartmentI Thundar Perhaps A chUdlestcouple hnvlngconctuded the was quiet bethought them of adopting a child So they proceeded to a nice respectable orphan asylum to see what there was In stock We want a boy to raise the husband said to the superintendent when that gentleman appeared To raise what ho Inquired with a pe culiar gleam in his eyes as a terrific racket resounded through the upper halls The husband and wife looked at each other for a moment I guess We dont want a boy today remarked the lady and they said goodbye has tily FRAil SICKLY CHILD Restored to Health by Vinol Letter to Mothers Anxious mothers often wonder why their children are so pale thin and nervous and have so little appetite For the benefit of such mothers la this vicinity we publish the following otter J Edmund Miller New Haven Conn sbys My little daughter ever since her birth had been frail and sickly and was a constant source or worriment Several months ago wa commenced to give her Vluol I Im mediately noted an Improvement la her health and appearance I gave lier three bottles of Vinol and from the good It has done her I can truly say it will do all you claim This childs recovery was due to the combined attlon of the medicinal elements extracted from ood livers combined with the bloodmaking nnd strengthcreating properties or tonic iron which are contained In Vi not Vinol will build up and strengthe- delicate children old people and the weak ruttdown and debilitated WeI return the money In every case where it falls I I Sold by ST BERNARD MINING CO Incorporated Drug Department I a t Iwr 6- J100J IJ I 4 Y1 u rXI Artificial Graveyard What is perhaps the most remark able graveyard in the United States adjoins the old Spanish church in the ancient Indian pueblo of Acoma N Mand took over forty years to con struct The village Is situated high Ilntho air upon a huge fiattopped many acres In extent and en tirely bare of soil In order to crate e the graveyard it was necessary to carry up the earth from the plain 300 feet below a blanketful at a time on the backs of Indians who had to climb with their heavy loads up a precipitous trail cut In the lace of the cliff The graveyard thus laboriously constructed is held in place on three sides by high retaining walls of stone Chilblains frosted feet or hand can b cured with ore 6r two appli cation of RALLARDS SNOW LINIMENT It quickly relieves a itchlujrnr totiduriieriR of the flnh Prico 25c 50o and 100 per bottle Sold St Bernard Mining Co Iu- corporttfedhrug Department Work of Youthful Writers A western paper recently offered a prize for the best story to be written by a pupil of the public school Hero are a few passages from the contra butions Cora Brown was fortunat ly the possessor of a birthday for she Was the daughter of rich friends But all this time a cloud was gath eying over Mrs Delaney which grew large as years went by and that clou d was full of grasshoppers My father desired meta Marry a bank president a handsome man fond of naught aavethe gaming 11youmet her slghtI Only a Fire Hero but the crowd cheered an withI burned huoaa hQ held up a small round bi x Fellowsr he shouted this Bu kiens Arnica Salvo I Imlii lias bverj tiling beat for burns Kicrht I WHO for boils ulcors three pimples eczema outs sprains bl UIIBOS Surest pile cure It suodtinp inflimmution kills pain Only 26if At till D ujrulsto African Ants These Insects sometimes set forward in such multitudes that the whole earth seems to be in motion AIcorps of them onco was seen to tack and cover an elephant quietly feeding in a pasture In eight hours nothing was to be seen but the skeleton of that enormous animal complete ly picked The business was done andh freshnprey power creatures acting Jn concert I Cheapest accident InsuranceDr TJiomoEc eclic OIL For burns scalds cuts an 1 cmerKun cies All Vru KfiC58elHt ode and soc L n 0 lf WANTEDa SALESMEN The International Cor= respondence Schools em ploy 1500 Salesmen and yet they are always looking for good men We offer each white student 2 1 years old finishing the 1 C S course in salesmanship a position as ahL C S sales man where he mayearn 75 to 250 a month E1B1 Hartleroad Mir Room 8 Union Bank Bldg OIlHe4 Sttnplo Club Doings While Stirs W was busy In her kitchen preparing the light refresh monts for her bridge club which iji eludes the more vellfodp of the jjejsh boring county Sally Hilt a poor farm Byre child came in with n donation of homemade plcltleillry indthcr belongs to a club too said Sally Doer she And what do they d07 play cards NojSew Oh no Ithey just draw names out of a hat to see wholl have the next meeting Stop That Ache Any ache or pain hi tiny part of SiuppsQllIlJif it laUd and the purchase price is not refunded Try it and sea 50c at all Druggists I Had to Know the Time I understand said the Judge that stole the watch of the doatorrwho- ad just written a prescription for you at the free dispensary What have you to say to this charge Nell your honor said the prlson r It Is true but I found myself In Vhole His prescription said a spoonful every hour and I had no wntchI I rvv i 1 Morgan1 Particular Fad I Among the many collections of art objects X Plerpont Morgan has made in this country and In Europe is one of exactly 999 miniatures that are la his London house In Princes Gate The little pictures arc not hung on screens In the usual manner but are kept In a cabinet whoso traylike 3 shelves are lined with black velvet each miniature being securely fasten ed to tho bottom of the tray A News IIdon asked the guide who was showing him over the house why Mr Morgan didnt buy another miniature and z make the collection an even thousand Oh that is one of his particular pets = that odd number was the replyr 1 P I ffflNiNNMVlwJiiNNNN 7vwMaarrrmrarw H I NNINNNNN r B UNDERTAKER 4 Funeral Director use Embalmer ArsweJ1 aJilt 1al80 Day or Night NEXT DOOR T pCST OFFICE i IrkO1MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY iI wwuu wattiuu ftVW NNNMYJI mtlJHl t BEE ADS PAY GET THE HABIT 1 4 I Write Ideas for Picture Plays I I YOU MlSLATONi Moving fan write photo plays and earn X25 jImore weekly WE WILLOW YOU HOW t If you have ideas if you can THINK wo will show you the secrets of this fascinating new profession Postively no experience or literary excellence n c arYtNo flowery language is wanted The demand for photoplays is practically unlimited The big film manufacturers are moving Heaven 1 and Earth in their attempt to get enough good plots to supply the ever increasing demandr1hay are offering 100 and r1 reror single scenarios or written ideasnt i i l Nearly all the big film companies the buyers of photoplays are located jn or near NEW YORK GKOV Being on the mid Knowing at all times just what spit of ibiswanted by the producers our SALES DEPARTMENT has a tremendous advantage Over agenciessittlated fn distant cures c i We have received many letters from the big film manufacturers such as Vl 1 AGRA PH EDISON E ANAyL JBIN SOLAXj IMP REX RELIANCE CHAMNLON COMET MJLiESE1C urging IS to send photoplays to them We want more writers and well gladly teach you the secrets of success i 4- tIf We are selling photoplays written by people who never before wrote a line for publication s i Perhaps we can do the same for you If you cast think of only one good idea week and write it out as directed by us and It sells for only 25 a low figureiiYou Will Earn S100 Monthly For Spare Tirn1 t Send your name and address at once for free copy of our illustrated bookv FREE MOVING PICTURE PLAYWRITIN6 v f Y v t r Dont hesitate Dont argue Write now and learn just what this new profession may meali for you and your future NATIONAL AUTHORS INSTITUTE LdFp 1543 Broadway New York City s s r t t 1 rt tc 1 I tii w t f i w fH E REJREAIED Bors BIIIJWIRE When a young woman thou JjnfltuSn + Joshed hanging out a jpenfectly good wash on perilous Uaoo run on Pulleysl from the back porck t1hoiflat o telephone pole In the y mo stfght i r ftaiuded person could ibiamo her Jfoi i r I losing her temper lfaned headca boy with a wide mouth and Abo IngeaUItj i pta fiend should start ia amudgy bon f i Jhe directly below k Tho redheaded boy worked ir Simms grocery one of tho stores vthal pccupled the ground floor of tho flat building Ho was poking tho fire as i though ho enjoyed it when Miss tCJlancy saw him Say you Tommy HdrMmorl Mist Clancy called threateningly 4 See what youro doing to my wash Tommy grinned up at her and gave I tlurflro another stirring Great clouds of smoke and black smudges wavered innwflrd seeking the chaste whiteness vthenDlancy linen I Stop Jt Miss Clancy rtirlekedi- ihftktflg one flat in tho offendes odt il irecitlon jTJio fist was small and white iorilt clWas Miss Clancys mother who had vwaskqd tho clothes her pretty r aughtens share in tho work being the lianglnsiQUtj process Mrs Clancy was j yrpud of Sadies hands Just as sho was proud of Sadies crisply curling Wads Imlriand blue eyes and the gen oral freshness of her Stop it I say Youre horrid and if you dont stop ItJH i YaMilt yelled Tommy dorislvo fy I aSltnJcRld of you Sadie Clan cy You cinlt dp nothlnl Sadlo Clancy shot down the one JUght of Ataira llko an angry comet and catapulted ttaward Tommy Drop w ping the Jwieom Jiandlo with which ho was stirring tbo Uto Tommy bolted with Sadie aftcx hIm Ho darted toward tho backs wflf ttho grocery and swerved just M hat doer filled with the bulk otr Slmms himself Young Simms beljp ftdios devoted worshiper Toy rwpgnlzcd that hero was no safe kavesu indeed after a breathless word fr m dlladio Slmms also joined the chase 4n the alloy As bo rushed past one of tbo delivery wagons he caught his feet in the trailing lines and pitched headlong in the dust PIckloB and prunes ouJ SImmB exploded as ho staggered up Oh did you hurt yourself Sadlo cried looking around in horror Right 1 In her course was the water feydraat and hitting it she too ornannestel the alley pavement Dont you know anything worse than that sho gasped out furiously as Simms picked her up roaring Coffoo cakes and bunst Lot me get my hands on him Tdmmy who had paused Interested ly to view the unexpected gymnastics was doubled up In mirth Ho began to run ajratn when his furious pur WfrB darted toward him Spying an Won door into the hasemeni Wll Leighs furniture store he dashed Inl- anda his pursuers followed Sadlo was In the lead Rounding some crates of greasers she saw a human object ahranJc up close to the last crate She grabbed It with a shriek of triumph to which the object responded with a owJ Young Simms arrIving Also crabbed Gotchut tle object yelled in tern ble glee Ywlll play tag in my base peat and carve initials all over the Lifthogany will yen Ill teach you ds a lesson Ive been alayin for yeh ani now Jot yeht Leigh the furniture man ai he spoke was shaking Sadie and young Bimms occasionally knocking their heads together for emphasis Sudden ly the size of Simms seemed to con tjse him and he Jerked his captives lato the light of a gas Jet Good land Leigh gurgled releas lag his hold Ho stared at his neigh hors whom he had been shakin- gWbywhy stammered Leigh ud sat down meekly Then he gave a sort of groan and scrambled to his feet He had sat down in a bucket of Varnish Ohhhh Sadie wept hysterically clinging to young Simms Ho put his arm around her protectingly and Jammed it against a nan poInt that was- projecting I through one of the uprights I in tho wall- Woo j o otl roared Slmms clasping 1 his wound I i Somewhere in the distance of tho basement thoro was a strangled but t demoniac laugh that sounded as though emanating from a rodheaded boy with rt wide mouth Let him go said young Simms as ho Put his arm around Sadie again Somehow I dbnt seem to mind him noivdo you Sadie Lots help Mr Leigh get that var rtlsli oft him said Sadie with very pink chocks She did not move away i from tho arm Anyhow mas taken tho clothes in by nowlChleago Dally Naws they Never Learn Draw poker la a fine gamo full of skill and science and the man who knows wHat to draw to and when to do it it ho follow wl o gets tho money Harris Dlxon the author was explain ilpg ono day that every man who hakes a practice of trying to fill a 4fourcard flush is doomed to bank rui tcy There is no use talking said Dixon Drawing toa fourflush is r bad busineda 1 knew an old man doWn Jin Mississippi who lost three plants Itions drawing to them Two of the plantations he lost by drawing and never filling the flush and he threw away the third by flnally making the tfuah against a fun house Popular dMaBaLltt + L r re w r AjJ it 11 if f p + 11 trf F 1 ii n aY l 1 J h Yak tiit t k BJr itl4 itjn tl 1 NAMfitJaDtIirllillll Iftlt1111bloa and tb IIIilif- ttdMlilJJNNHopt the battallea wM i rtasrtl g withiitlMdr kits on the gnxteA- ilnjJroatooftjLbem The sergeant aaajor vfaa tBtaklng tba jpxamluattea wkem 1I1i1e eye defected the absence et WftpMntthexkitoQf Private FU8fantI be demanded what excuse the iglu badto givetVFJ ZQf nor its all used said Elton deed shouted the sergeant ma jrWhy the first cake of soap I had served me for my kit lasted me three years iwhilo you are not it year in the tanks yet How do you account far that FJ1nnti eye had tbo faintest suspl Ldon Attwlnkle as ho replied PJaze Bor I wash every day And i the sergeant major walked on tfvbilo ftba whole company grinned tltnlts Hell Learn JUlnistep What a pity your brother iflllodepravcd and idle Have you asvothor brothers atihomo like him BilyQh HO Ive onti brother who iAv er swears nlver drinksrilver plays cards iniver its me inlyr ste- alsnevere v Billy Yes an hes only six months oldTitBits f POOR WOMAN L J Mrs Wise Well there aaay be some things that a womaa dont knowMr Wise Yes bet no teat can tell her what they are V Miladys Bonnet My bonnet lies over the ocean My bonnet lies over tho sea For you see Its the latest creation And hasnt yet come from Pares Judse e- AR She Asked I remember very well the first time I ever saw you bo said when he bad been introduced to the befeutUul actress Well sho replied Im glad to bear Itibut please dont speak as if you regarded it as proof that you have ago memory Home Politics What Is this initiative and refer endumIts this way If I want to go aay where or do anything I take the ini tiative by mentioning it to my wife Then she decides whether I can or pot Thats the referendum Yearning for a Tentacle Of course you have a grudge against the octopus I mean the rail roadsYes replied Farmer Corntowel my principal grievance is that there Bint any of em rennin within a sells or two of my place The teal Danger Madam your little dog bit one of the children in the street below What One of those dirty little creatures I Call up at once for try veterinarian ON THE LINKS i toHq Evelyn I Just mot Clarence Ho is a conversational foozle GeorgeHows that EvelynHo makes love when bo ought to play golf and ho talks golf when ho ought to make loves Quite Impossible rho hallway light was burning dim Hla wife was waiting up for him He would have been quite freo from cares Could ho have left hid jag downstairs 0 1 A poJnt of Difference tf iA man is very much unlike k house tn one wayrlWhat one is that A man an still be fnllJof fire titer he is put Out A Proof Braggs Is passionately in love with Is wifeaHow do you know v He brings the coal up for her wits ut once grumbling about It1 A T 1 Tfli 1Pt r 1t j n R I Di U CisI J E D to sell at 10 lot of lot of we at lot of we lot of over 10 in of the lot of we at lot of 18 00 we at lot of we of 8C 6 in but lot of 21 to 5J tan lot of out in our and the to out at t at rt All p Jt f cJ j 6 E An LadiesItCoat SUltSi 4 We have assembled these Suits on racks on main floor of our Dry Goods De partment and have reduced the prices from onefourth to threefourths off the regular 1 1 price I i e We offer the biggest suit propositions ever placed at the disposal the provi dent buyers of Hopkins county I t This sale opens Friday November 15th andcontinues until Satur Novem ber It costs you nothing to see these Suits you save dollars 3ifRack No1Contains Suits marked and less 1 regular 1000 Suits torpfferativ J 700v a t w T i regular l25o I offer t 8 5U at10001 regular 1500 over 1 carried Suits number made finest fabrics 00backsRack No 2 tselln 25 oo 1 regular 1650 offer 1150 1 2501 regular offer 1 regular 2000 Suits f offerat 13001 50Suits1 50offer1 00offerMens Shoe Departri lent Ulpt Johnson Murpheys 550 and Shoes patents bluchers and tons Gun metal bluchers and buttons 300per1 Boys Shoes sizes patents and kids regular 250 and 200per1 Boys regular 2 65at Sgein0youLadies have Skirt slashed them during SUIT SALE Regular300 200 Regular iini 300 Rguiar Skirtsat f + 375 00Regularspecially priced bi r 1 t r 1 S 23 Suits Suits Suits Suits shoes every stcck 7- r Rack No 3 J Contains all of our carried overoOloaks for LadieslMisses i c and Children Instead of waiting until the eqd of the JQ slaughter the prices on these garments we are going ita knife them I I now f Long Cloaksf1 lot of Long Cloaks Regular 4 1ilotwe offer at v t 1 lot of Regular Olpaks we offer at 550 1 lot of Regular 1350 to 2500 we offer at 750 r 1 lot of Short Cloaks Regular 1000 to 4 5 0fl1800 we offer 1 1 lot of Misses Long Regular 5o6and 6 00 eofferati + 375 i lot of Misses Cloaks Regular to 1000 cloaks we offer at fib 00 1 75Specially Mens Shirts 1 lot of Mens Negligee and Pleated bosom Shirts slightly soiled our regular 1 shirts at you can buy them69c 1 1 C Skirtsti We culled odd price move this Skirts 400 Skirts 500 i of dollars season OOto 800 cloaks 1000 cloaks Cloaks Long 800 ladies Shoe Department All odd lots of shoes where there is only lj 2 or 3 pairs of a kind will be at service at a substantial saving in 11 pricesPatent Gun metal andKid stock will be represented in this lot of Bargains f1 lot of Regular 2 50 and 300 shoesr fiftvA t 1 lot of Regular 3 50 and 400 shoes 50A i nII er Millinery Department j eai w I Beautiful Pattern Hats specially priced to add lo the interest of If VV ithis Wonderful Coat Suit Sale to Great array of fine and medium pricedtrimmed Hats Specially t prepared for fast selling during next Week 1 f J Your Millitiery demands can easily be satisfiedjiere Come in and look to your entire satisfaction V j it J T k Barnes Cowand Co Earlington KyrINCORPORATED f 0 I I J h 1 y r o 7 rt I I 1 J 1 II J t I Ir I I- PROFIT i O r11u I 1 v I SllARIN r tbtfL THE BOSTON STOREf 0 1 o Now In Full BlastfJ fff Y Now is the time to purchase your wintersupply I 1 of Clothing Dry Goods Etc J- a THE BOSON S OE-f 1 N k yti Madisonville Kentucky J i Old HopkinsCounty Bankv Building Look for the Blue Canvas Front J t 1 J t I t stop iokListeni The fUiinirtl Employee n journal devoted to the interests of railroad workmen declared in a recent editorial that it wa not apolitical journal and then proceeded to give its readers IK e good advice about politics au follows We have no purpose and much- ta yes desire to counsel our readers to support any particular party nor candidate We have however for many years consistent 3j maintained that as far as the workingman of this country are concerned uteri particularly those whose iutcjretit we strive to rep resent that they should vote irrespective of party for them who if pliMjVtT III public office cm re itpuably de expected to carry outuipoliey of government lDchv1dnalIn other words riiilrnad employe Bjjoul nor ulln v thE mIvPs tu Aw You Parting I Hair t Difls- if Hair 1- ttkwbrosl1erpicide PARTING k STIffy7r 6rlaY ctkCKING THE DtPARTINfl cr 0 tMMeatuUt Ili tbert bt aqp rtact l- stae u It d U1A8C vea ttnkaakhy ithbeak ta 1 ar nottea daYbtwatchtheprtgap to 1roaa Aa brA comb Ie- It Ioo cat o 1 ot I- tIthdead hair and dandruff after nert bakU JmlduallT dying and torn streak ti becoming dally f l- iedlrVrkc e ieiasdruttge Ndoing tIMa ileAereucn cannot be th ndrufl i tell and deattoYeit It Ie a con the DrornDtand tatentgent UM of ntf MerpkWe U t to be 14 r ayi Thetnv4tbls dot neTer baIts U kffllnr eteeeee InalborttlJneabareII- IIIIIt WR tthe bead The nESSbdrf life Md finally there U ho lIeI pI kUlathe g pseviateNU qusdsselate SHfafltcc wMh Ute e e SBernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department Special Agents I o a forget thattit is only nstep from the pay car to the kitchen and any policy of government- that reduces the ability to pay wages on the part of the employer is sure to adversely affec the earning lower of hue l ploye- We are at present in the midstof one of the most remark able political campaicns in the history of the Republic We ire likewise unquestionably about entering upon an are of unprecedented business prosperi ty as a nation Should gyre not therefore as railroad employes pause in serious contemplaiiuu previous to depositing our bulgy lots uu November 5 next Oan we as woikiuum en reason ably expect hood times and their attendant liberal wages if we by our votes place those in charge of the affairs of the gov ernment who stand pledged to modify aiiddestroy a policy of protection which has so many years enabled the American manufacturer to pay living wage- and s sell his wares at a profit i competion with goods made under the wage scale af Europe Only recently the New YorkI Evening Journal which sa id supporting Professor Wood row Wilson the Democratic c thI17nifed e I Dispatches from Loudou etat I that despite Wilepus Oftbled de tradeIt I iu thinking be is at hoart a fre I trader and that his election wil it be beneficial to English com I merce and mannfuotureF s The Employee commends th foregoing to the earnest siren tion of railroad woikingman It trlls the Ptory briefly concisely and finally ix 1 If you want to bribg th Ame rjcan wairo calew qQWDtotbe levilof that of yourEuropelt r i brethern where the average daily compensation of railway Iyear81 cent and in Austria 99 as against a like daily lCI1lFI she United States of 228 la your opportunity to do so by voting for Professor Wilson and 1 add his free trade college incubi ated theories on Nov 5 l FOR AGED PEOPLE Old Folks Should Be Careful In Their Selection of Regulative Medicine V We have a sate dependable and altogether ideal remedy that is par ticularly adapted to the require ments of aged people and persona of weak constitutions who suffer from constipation or other bowel disorders We ire certain that relieve these complaints and ItIabsolute satisfaction In every particular that we offer It with personal guranfeo that It shall cost theuser nothing fJ it falls to sub I stantiate our claims Title remedy is called Bexatl Orderlies Rexall Orderlies have a soothing heating strenKtijihjr tonic and regq lative action upon the bowels They soarvnthe bowels and associate organs to more viperous and healthy activity They ure eaten liKe candy may be taken at any time without incon venience do not cause any griping unuea diarrhoea excessive looseness flatulence orother disagreoablo effect The Bexall storeSi porated71prug eBoxdSart 1 SIrs Bleioh enferlafned veryd ghtfullv Friday evening a UIof her friends at a box part at 1iThe following made up tllti enjoyable little patty Mr and Mrs G W Parker Mr and Mrs Laurel Ruby Essteeuuby and Earnest Dunkerson and Mra Bleach After the fchow the Kutsts repafnea to the home of Mrs Parker And that of tbe hogtesr where they wore d Mr BleblV and were served a delicious supper the rooms and table being lovely wjthttielrdecbratronsof ohry MnttfJinumJl i- a irrr 1 ETTI iIi I frDressmaking Simplified by the use of a Pneu form and the Ladies Home Journal Patterns a- 4 Our Superb Stock of Dry Goods willsupplyy you jvith all requisites to do your Dress Making at home t Be sure to get your copy of the Winter Quarterly as it illustrate the latest authoritative Winter Styles and also contains hundreds of gift sug gallons that can be easily made at home with use of The Ladles Home Journal I Palterm You can get the book at our pattern counter Winter Quarterly 20c Patterns lOc and J5c Style Book Free J 1 1 r Woolen Dress Goods Corduroys 4- rSilks Velyets Cotton Dress Goods f Ginghams Parcales Challies etc in va al the newest styles Trimmings Laces Nets Alovers Embroideries Braidsetc that are the- atst j to embellish an elaborate gbwn 4 or thp simplest house dress A complete Mock I of small notions and5 dressmakers supplies always on hand sd you 1 ark t not HPi9f t f 1 ed in not being ableV v to obtain thec littleI v things whnYQ4 want them J i r Do your fmbrQjdery Work early for Chr stmasiWe have the Phtterns and n the Mater als r i If c J Mad1SCV1e r T4 tttckyti i II 4 I rt I G r U G r b- c a vt t n