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Digital page images are linked to the text file. ct 1 TIEDAt- u a rl a FRIIAYAFTERNOON k i + 1i 1lUoUrU I 1 4r F it 4w IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOlJttjsINESSADVERT sE IT FOR SALE IfE1fliH1lD YEAR EAMJNGTOti HOPCiNS COUNT XT TUESDAY NOVEMBER 2 1912 Ii 4I fitf tRtDe SOIEPLANTir m DUTHRIE of iLNWII truta 141000 Plant atTW Place ink kNear Rikre MU TREAT 1tHE TIMBER w TIwLc N will nrthfi near t future erect an extensive Oreo sots plant ttt Guthrie Ky t I co ti140jOOO This plant will wbe used to chemically treat all cross ties and timbers used ou tracks bridges aud tresselsTh flr tJ erection of this plant means a great deal toquthrio as it will bring quite a number of emplo gees there to work in the plant t and will greatly increase the val I ue of property in the town i William T Jane Dies Suddenly William T Jones a brother of iHenry G Jones of this city and Ohas G Jones of Jacksonville N died suddenly at Jacksonville Fa Friday of Heart trouble Hd was 45 years old and uumar irlingrdR 7 ber of friends here Mr was nnOceau pilot and up to the timo of his eatJl had never bet n ill u day nihis life Notice In Bankruptcy District Court of tho United States t k WesternDitrlotl tfentucky of John Wesley w Summers In Baulruptcy No 807 + 3 Bankruptmr Uotlco of First eetinff of To the orodltors and above named Bankrupt of iBarlitiRton In tho coun tv of Hopkins and District afore saidNotice is herebyRiven that on th 2day of November A D1912 th above named was duly adjudicated bankrupt and that the first meeting of creditors will be held at the office of the undersljned In MadiBonville i KyM ontbeSdayofrDeeewbsr A D J912 at one oclock m the afternoon catattend prove their claims appolac a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact suoh outer bMsinbaa ua may properly come betore said meet 4ang WILLIAMLGOKDON Keferee In Bankruptcy C Jldg fuaefillira- t SibQ biggest moving picture llhBn record soon to be shown Ht many4Qypp niatograph theatre B tgCrg tiRa t t rodoubt- less ec LDtiairht3neyer the t- Jepr i J 1 fia H Maeiaaioken is a uetilia1eof tohrd ILL ti taei goat Oooo Lu tJIIII drama Witjiout wprda are rfiId 1006 actors OQO horses a t threemassed warship crowded with soldiers and five battle T scones Another series of films is being produced portritying the exploits of Sherlock Home Those pictures arebeing made t under the personal supervision 1ofConan DoyleJ iO o Countrys Electric Railroads The electric railroads of the United States carry more that inta electric railways they oWn and a operate 42000 miles of track and r T 00000 cars They employ 250000 f f persons their capitalization is ji five billion dollars their Annual i gross earnings are 5000000001i- sqk lhev operate street elevated I interielectricity as motive power for JPy of those purposes were unknown pOrav1t IAOnii 1k A rH1lfloA- phmptis p etc UI DKM1latrMs t 3ocata- Gli UI I lan4 Yt j I i D CA iHEGLES LATEST MOVE Will Pay Pensions to All Ex Presidents and Their Wiv s HJNTIL GOVERNMENT ACTS Now Yo INov 22 Future expresidents of the United States are to be pensioned in the sum of 25000 each annually by action of the Carnegie Cor yesterdayoThe grant ib provided for with the idea of enabling formerexec utives of the nation to devote gainedein public affairs to the public good free from pncuniary care A similar amount is to be paid widows of expresidents as long as they remain unmarried The pensions are to be prompt ly offered to the ex presidents or their widows so that no applica tion willbe required from them Payment is to be continued so lout us the recipient remain UD prpvided for by the govern meet FEWER ROADS TO BE BUILT ThesProblem Of Today Have Been Settled Forliiittyen Jmve added an aveuoOO miles of new rjUlrojul a year to the AniericAt triuj6pbrtation system To build arid equip4Jieee lines we have drawn froth all the arkets of the world about 240 000000 o year in new capital Today those who figure ou the building of news lines have to face two very serious problems questiondcostal doing railroad business new railroads can be operated with a profit The second is whether or not we can secure the apital Under present circum stances as there is a grave uu certainty about the answer to these two searching questions tke builders of railroads in the United States have slowed down Most of us to not care to under take the reeponsibilitiesofspend = ing the money that is now neces ssryto build tier deater4neationface the r of operating them atalwing profite 4 raelsc oreieidet sod= ditions the artefaseoeint bY- new railroad in this4 country 1n the next few years will fall short thirtyLyears No new lines of impor tones are being projected The only expansion going on is a very minor matter a matter of little extensions intorich sec Lions of important spurs and feeders The guilders of the railroads must wait until the Iprbb1rlllSof1tday are settled be forethey can plunge ahead aud give their ambitious and their constructive plans free reinBI F Yookurn in Worlds Work Magazine W vt I ifJTommioStho son of afe ltn A1 Jim Sibk of thiBSr ltlisluday tnoruibitit 2fr1 elockS been ill for three weeks with IIlHlj phoid fever in tlicr St Hospifit wHb Was u member of i tiie letl Wadr1helfuQhouse by Rev Grant and the interment took place at Grapevine upder i1 I the liaod hewrztia1 rv t I SPECIAL J There will be a special h meeting of tlfeWilsonMarzf i r shall Club at the 0 CI 1 Y l J f HALL J NightI7 t 1 Dect 1912 f r lih1el bered requested f to be pteserrtJ t there is l1us 11 T J Ii IiI j AJ 1 J I f ness of great importance to 1 oJ i be attended to- MALONY r cl J Er Ssoy PA8S1NOEEI8 PICKED TTP BY HYDROAEEOPIAUIST Army Officer Raised From MotorBoat And traftCirce Water Newport Beach Jal Nov 28 H7hat was said tobe the first tiimea hydfpaefoplanist ever todkli p aboard from a aocomplishedljJ ainthey aviator picked Colonel O H McEtnstr S ASiffa launch in Newpot Bay circled over the waters for a time and then flew safely to lane LOST Betweens Kings Durg store and the Bee office a pocket book conained railroad ofnueand DAY SAYS THE JUDGE AS mSE CALENDAR He Wasnt Swearing He Just Coujdnl Go Any Further t New York Nov28Dam ie11 from the lips Vif Judge Coze In the Appealse oobrt calendar The startled c rk bandftohimTbenI trtheWith ThoaoeDampatiesaektsesselspabversus et It is now known as the case o lithe Alphabet versus United Fruit d hThe Tell Tate Shells American enjoyComnnlght t COM1NG IiX jfJa ifJ ZI O i I wmtMartonsap Iy4r tiIf101 t fi hf I ff j t5 1 ffi t t y Dec fMonda at tlotclf Days fJ r io T I was delayed from coming last f trip on f IILV Account of Sickness Railroad faren- sPadj r nC n J 0 u tl 4 t M lEu DEPOT AN ASSURED FACT Supervisor of Bridges and Bull dings McVay Says Work Will Begin Soon EARLINGTON WILL NOT BE LEFT PUT That Enrlington is to have a hew depot in place of the un sifhtly building that now stands at the crpssing ofmain and rAil- road streets is an assured fact Supervisor of bridges and bull dings McVay said work would begin on this building in a short time The citizens of itarlingtonf are delighted to hear ill ton is about the only station on the Henderson division that no improvementsliave been made since the new Hue of track was finished Guthrie Trenton Pein broke Kellys Orofton Madi sonville Hanson S aughtew Sobree and Kebards all have a nice depot and a number of them concrete platforms but none of themwill cpmnarowith the Earlington depot when it is com pleted This is one of the caees where the first shall be last and the lost shall be first Notice In Bankruptcy Dltltrctfolrt NIl Fnlted States Western 1lstrlc n In the Miutdnof Io 5tQrAIlo8B Leo III lljflJ1lPlcp1SQ gg B 1luupt t Meeting of Oreditora- To the creditors andabovn uamed Bankrupt of m the county of Hopkins and District aforesaid Notice is hereby given that on th 23 day of November A D 1012 th above named was duly adjudicated bankrupt and that tho first meeting pf creditors will tie hold at the office or the underpinned in Madleonvllle Ky on the 4day of December A D 1012 at one oclock in the afternoon at which time the said creditors ma attend prove their claims aDkruptimay come said meeting WILLIAM L GORDON Referee in Ban kruptcy first Lunch County Car A Pacific railroad has installed a lunch counter car on a train running from Sari Francisco to Los Angeles The counter ex tepds tlc length 9f Ml 7K r HJODjg YOiiiilatiolnnchcounter I the counter Meals will be serv newspapek lunch counter car ever run in America should look np their Philadelphiaitwo such cars between Baltimore and Philadelphia for about three years X80300fie reported in the Railroad Gazette of De ember 19 114uThe eating bar was about 26 feet lent the cur 50 feet long being icijyidVd by ti transverse partition in the middle and half of it being usedas a AgGaxettei i Second frr Weeks Saturday mor1iJgK iU out two o cloQkjlio ojase oti Farren Ave lIcLcodMtdland uVni ngkond headway- to do serious work when tii efficient fire deparrmont arrived and iua few minutes had it under perfect control Tho ori gin or the fire not kiipny but is supposed to have caught from fire in grate left by some tres passer The house was being- used for sEorae roam by H B Sellers of RobardsKy S Ito theB s J o TUESDAY and I FRIDAY AFTERNOON u LITTLE DIXIE WILL NT1tN This Winter L N p ppk Will I Puton i t1ig11 B Ulurt Instead TO BE KNOWN AS THE TRAIN DeLuxe To those who are inters ted and have been wondering when the Little Dixie would be put oa on The Bee is ina position to say this train will nojybepat oa tins winter The L N haul t decided to Jet the regUlur Dixie Flyer do local wor between Henderson and Qutiirje and will Dec 15th pat tyv a through ast train to be Known as the DeLuxe This train will not carry a day coach but will be composed of Pullman and Buffet coaches and will stop only at Heqderson Eurlington and Guth rie on the Henderson division A new time card will be issued eerly in December and there will likejy be some changes In the time of the Dixie Flyer and possible some other passenger F trains DYNAMITE STOLEN FOR UNION JOM MManlSal Tells How lie Carried Ex plosive To Indianapolis Indianapolis IndjNov 28 Stealing 12150 pounds of dynamite Jiidingit lu a sfced at Tiffin Onnd then in suit cases transporting fit on passepger trains to Indianapolis is an experience related by Ortie E dynamitedwas explosive used by McMaligali and McNaramas softer the Angeles Time explosion 0 and by which ten nonunion oftidetectives for two months had been on the trail of the dyne miters Confident that the agitationcoverthe Los Angeles explosions would blow over and that James B McNarama would be free to do moreljob8 Mc Manigal added plans were beCJgun in January 1911 to carry QQ ire dynamite climpaign with le8 r L calUe Betirlatidtiihircd OallieBpurlandflfen ltn on Ehsh yard notion had lis o tat ta to fall from hid ednd lmorningabout six 1 nKhhl hIp iind a rain n tbl nrkle was moved to where his injuries were dressed and he is getting 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iY IRemembered by Their Deeds Who thinks of Milton as blind or of Beethoven as deaf or of Darwin as KB Invalid l What they accomplished was BO great that their personal In firmities are for the moment forgot tea In the sense of their achieve mentalThe Christian Register il suffered h lomCOnlllpailonI Deans Regalew reilovedand trelli bowels co that they htve been regular ever ilnce E Davis Grocer Sulphur Springs Texas CheerfulDreakfasters People are nearly always nice when one gets to know them and pierces through the husks of artificiality which they wear before the world I detest heaps of people that I have only mot at dinner but I think I like everybody that I have ever had breakfast with Ellen Tharnycroft Fowler Great Mmy Bwnefy r Sores Two Children In One Family About ono rear ago twr of mv children su rered b ly from IK- kldne and diabetes wbulii JwereJust about iliscourtt ijj I trlficl fl remedied finally a dqqlofi- but they did not iinprovo I ktiq- of a mend Wh inoataking Swamt- 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remedy I have ever used writes Mrs Hugh Campbell of La voula Ga I have used it Withall my children mid the results have salebyNe Comparison I Vicar The most wonderful organ I ever saw was the property of a pri bunI most remarkable organ I ever beard te I my old womans tongue It aint got no stops at alU London Taller Stop That Ache Any ache or pain in any part of the body can be relieved with Shipps Quick Relief Liniment 100 reward If It falls and the purchase price is not refunded Try it and see 50c at all Drugi ls i We Favor Stricter State Boards We operate on general principles and discharge the patients In about two weeks Some are better than when they entered most of thorn are worse And yet few die They have wonderful powers of resistance From a Young Doctor In HOnOlUluI Cheapest accident Insurance Dr EeI emergen1cle ti1Write 9 Ideas for Moving Picture Plays I write photo plays and earn X25 or weekly I WE WILL SHOW YOU HOW J iIfyou have ideas if you can TWMf we will show you the secrets of this fascinating new profession I 1 Positively no experience or literary excellence necessary No flowery language is wanted I The demand for photoplays is practically unlimited The big film manufacturers are moving Heaven t and Earth in their attempt to get enough good plots to supply the ever increasing demand They are offer ing 100 and more for single scenarios pr written ideas v Nearly all the big film companies the buyers of photoplays are located iitor near NEW YCI K CITY t w Being right on the spot and knowing at all times just what sort of plots are wanted by the producers our SALES DEPARTMENT has a tremendous advantage over agencies situated in distant cities We have received many letters from the big film manufacturers such as VITAGRAPH EDISON t ESSANAY LUBIN SOLAX IMP REX RELIANCE CHAMPION COMET MELIESETC urging us to i send photoplays to them We wan more writers and well gladly teach you the secrets of success J Fur Weare selling photoplays written by people who never before wrote a line for publication L j Perhaps we can do the same for you If you can think pf only one good idea every week and pyrite c it out as directed by us and it sells for only 525 a low figure a Timeft Vsijl vr 1 book MOVING PLAYWRITING Dont hesitate Dont argue Write now and learn just what this new profession may mean for you and your futures I NATIONAL AUTHORS INSTITUTE f f I 1543 Broadway x CityI v pl I g i1t io1ir t 1 1 4 A 1 a re o u 0 U i too ducted by tho iratlonal Womnl1ll- 1I ChrJstlnn tfcmperantio Union i j v BEACHING THE LOGICAL GOAL Hr Gradual but Practical Gains of Re fjjilform lyfoVemen From Start to Present Date rtny CHRJ8TINE t INLING At the beginning of the reform movement when an earnest minister suggested some improvement In the drinking customs a leading paper said None but an Insane person could advocate such a cause Those were the days when liquor reigned su premo Then came the moderate pledge against wine and beer not more than a glass ata sitting not more than a pint a day A total abstinence pledge was considered absurd there was no sense in going so far What would those old folks think if they could today see the vast army of total abstain erst What would they think of that decision of the United States Supreme Court that there Is no Inherent right In a citizen to sell Intoxicating drink and that the business itf attended with danger to the community What would they think of the authoritative statements of our great doctors that the value of alcohol as a medicine is practically nil and that it would have been better for the world If it had never been known We have come a long way and the only logical conclu sion will be found in national prohibi tion MUCH DRYNESS IN MISSOURI Difficulties Encountered by Party of Convivial Friends While Travel Inqn West I A party of convivial friends got on the train at Memphis Tenn without replenishing their whisky bottles They were going West By and by one of the men gotjoff to get a drink It was a dry Arkansas town He got none One of the others tried It at the next goodsized town but no handy depot saloon appeared Three times they made a rush on Arkansas soil only to come back dry and disconso lateWalt till we strike Mlsourl boys I they said At West Plains Mo their peat forager did a lightning act but came back empty handed A county map was procured Try the next county Bo at Cabool Mo two thirsty men made the run but all In vainAt Mountain Groveln the next county the entire party of three fran tic fora drink dashed out of the coach as it stopped They came back soberly and sadly Boys said the leader you see pow Its agoing Well soon have to cross the ocean to get a drink of beer Blamed If the whole Mississippi Val ley isnt going dry RIGHT TO PROHIBIT LIQUOR Only Reasonable to Stop Sale of At cohollc leverages Cause of Mlseryto Mankind Some one says be does not believe prohibition Thon he ought to Iin out of the United States for more than half of the laws under which he lives are prohibitory The law says we shall not steal burn houses make counterfeit money kill men If It is right to prohibit shoot ing quail out of season letting down a neighbors fence using a cancelled stamp throwing dynamite Into the river to kill fish a man gadding about when there Is smallpox In his family then why is it not reasonable and right to prohibit the sale of al coholic beverages which cause more misery than all these other things combined The Usual Experience The most largely populated county in Missouri outside her metropolitan cities themselves is Jasper the fa mous one hundred million dollar county In 1910 a series of the hot test local option battles ever fought In the state made the whole county dry and all of its titles and villages except Joplin After a years trial of the new regime the court records showed that wet J with less than a third of the countyS population had produced over 70 per cent of all the crime in tho county Bread or Beer Our children cry for bread I was a conspicuous niottp on one of the ban ners borne one day through the streets of Chicago by a procession of laboring men another of whose mot toes was Bread or blood Yet on the same day these men paid for beer over 1400 1 Enough to buy 28000 leaves of bread sufficient to fold 30 000 children one dayA A Hopi M Ph D Steamer Without BarI I It Is stated that the steamer Wash Ington Irving now being built for pas Ranger service on the Hudson river between New York and Albany and planned to have a larger passenger carrying capacity than any other craft In the world will have no bar No Right to License tfo nation has the right to license shame Mo right to make It easy to do wrong fa right to sanction by a paltry fine she awful ruin of a soul sublime Y Antoinette A Hawlejr i Y t y J i d l lr C l AMORTON 1 1 MADISONVILLE KY I t I w 1 x 1 Vy I t Funeral Director and Embalmer IIAny Gall Answered Promptly Day or Night I 6sausalawalllsrsallrrlassaoaJ diTTTTy i+ bt11f lf b 1f +tit 1 1l 1 1+1f tJf bth 11 t1 b h tl1 1 ReadyToWear Special I I Some Great Values in Ladies Misses + ++ and Children Wear ++ + One third off DRESSES One third off iIfr Ladies Misses and Childrens dresses in serges if + whipcord charmeuse messalines all the popular ifI shades cuton latest lines good assortment of sizes + t and prices at ONETHIRD OFF t t tf More Coat Bargains c + Another large shipment of cloaks from our ijj 4tonehalf the Manufacturers price They come in Tall tj + the new materials and shades including the new 4+1 Grey and Blacks X + Childrens Juniors Misses and Ladies stouts i andregularsizes tI it + Furs Furs Furs If ti t Dont fail to see our line of furs at prices like t a + this 1 + Coney Muffs u l1I to 1111 if+ Coney Sets J3 251 to 1511 itLBlue Wolf Sets l i f 475 to 1351 ++ Iceland Fox Setsv 151 to 2111 + Brown Martin Muffs 0 375 to 1 1M + Grey Martin Sets VV 175 to 2111 + it Ked Fox Sets 1111 to 5111 If t Childrens Furs from Sic to 751 per set M Buy your Xmas furs now we will put them away for you t r Skirts at any old price from lie to 1251 4r I THE jflcUOD STORE i d + Inoorporated tt t- iI On the Square Madisonvjlle Ky I l ++ifufuT Jut + uTuT f +iJufuTuTufuTuTufuuJuTut THE ECONOMICAL WAY The long distance service of the Oumberlandlelepbofle Telegraph Company enables the bulle man to conduct all of his outRide affairs itj the most ooonomlcal and satisfactory manner lmnorthntcitleetoiii Prompt service reasonable rates 1 For information call r CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH GO IS 4 ill WLDOUGLAS 329- SHOESMen In every walk of life In all professions and I gentlemanofleisure WLDougInsare the best in the world W lm you Ias makes and sells more MtujT 350 shoes than anyother manufactures fa tile worlds tinI GOOREWARD to anyone statement who can 0 Faker 9 Hxnar r Madisonville Kentut lcyrf4S B EC ADS PAY w- tFN jt1 i 1 J I f If I 4txova t wC7I n I j iP Duf wr-C g e ri tIr 1 h t T 11 tL J1it II I SrrJiths IepatrnetJ1 tcr u 1 t J 1 111 Lowest Prices BIG NOVEMBER SALE J MAD11S and MEN TAIL- OREDm COAT SUITS 50 1912 Models Genuine 2500 sale price1951 Genuine 2000 sale price 1511 Genuine 15 00 sale price 1251 Genuine t2 50 sale price1149 1 THE THIS t MALINE AND SET SNUG FLEEC- EDUNDERWEAR 1iForMen Women and Children Ladies full bleached seperate gar 1 ments 24c 1 Finer Grade 49c Children unionsuits 4 to 12 years old 24c l Ladies full bleached or cream union suits 49e Finest grade with long or short I Sic Mens heavy fleeced underwear 35cq BOYS K ICKF RBOCKER t 4 SUITS Little boys blouse with belt sale price 125 Better grade 149 and up Boys handsome heavy Serge Norfork suits 4 to 10 years 600 values sale priceq 491 Large boys heavy all wool Serge r suits 760 value sale price 591 t BOYS PANTS Boys good Knickerbocker pants 25c and up Allvpol pants 1 value sale 75c t Ilei ee MOORSF MANAGER League oR I Madisea N t Ka ANNOUNCEMENTS We are authorized to announce Willis Rudd as a candidate for Sheriff of Hopkins county subject o the action of the Democratic party auuouuceIrA Bryan as a c nidate for jailor k k for county eubjtct to act rr Ion of the Democrat Party 2b THREE GRAND ENTERTAINMENTS Miss Etta Arthur of Ex President Arthur Will Gjve Illustrated Lectures at Princess Theatre PICTURE SPECIALS r a The Y bhllnr Lecture and Fea ture Film Company of Kansas r City will present Mfs Etta Ar thur a niece of thur in a series of three feet urea at the Princess Theatre cini Thursday November 28I U S ArHiy aud Navy Fri rtjftv November 29 S ha k t aria PluHOthello Hamlet pfdgbeth anti Merchant of Verne Saturday night November 1 Dante Inferno Paradise1 0rrwtl The eelecturerare fully illus tea o Of FALL SEASON PREVAIL DURING MIGHTY SALE WHICH from sleeves suits Goods and Winter Apparel of many articles suitable for Gifts will be sold in tIns sale at Rock Bottom Prices Corne your best interest demands that you come and share in the decisive and that are now obtainable We hereby to sell ASWE and price we quote isstrict ly bonafide Below we quote few which are new and first class X sit 9 a m f of Fur Sets and seperate Muffs All this seasons goods Large size brown or black Coney Muffs value sale price 291 Large and better grade 00 value sale price 311 Large size brown Martin Muffs satin lined 8 value saleLll S49 Beautiful brown Martin Fur Sets 16 00 values sale price 1251 I Violins Guitars Banjos Accor deons etc You can buy a firstclass instrument little ask you to call and examine these fine instruments I f Display AJverti emeutB fngltLocaleReaders lOo per line- R Cards of Thanks 5o per lluer LIIiJLSlightcontract display advertisements Also looaU that run several months without change EnterflH at the EarUi1 ton Post Office Second Class Matter tI trench Ben Slatens Otte Next Deer to Posteffice vile rkeee Ne 242 AILELN DAVIS Mgr I 1 I 26 1912 1 NN 9 0 Hopkins var Niece Ar commen ypy I10LI every every a 4 5 for aulutiona and as I t trated with Moving Picture d of a very superior order j in fact tne United States Government co operated with Miss Arthur in the Drodnptibn of the pictures and have very Hssistimce in orier that every detail of the two i branches of our defense misrht be fully unit complftuly given from anti ijiclndiMii West Point and Annapolis nil the way through every department and it is Raid these are the most complete sic tines of these subjects ever nlat1e and will be fully lectured An added attraction will beonereel showing the tl e JF t I Bembjlng trijiethei of thN eijtVr vvIt IuXr at- r r- A r Began Saturday Nov 23 Continues Deep 14 19121t 1 t q- iIt WINTER Wearing description including Christmas pronounced economies guarantee PRECISELY ADVERTISE Bargains goodsa JSale Will Promply FURSr Bigassortment MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS moneyWc Advertising Rates Kettocly RbgMlSS expresident rn mobilzitifjti iAfntricntiNi until Begins KABO CORSETS- All new models high and medium busts embroidery lace and ribbon trimmed A corset for any figure Price unexcelled DRESS GOODS One lot allwool 36 in dress goods 50c grade sale price4 d- One lot allwool 27 in dress goods 35c value special price 25o yd goods85c54 in Cravenette 1 value Mo yd 64 in water proof fine val 4h yd 7 Big lot of work goods linens ginghams pretty flannelettes percal t suitings all at reduced prices t Smiths Department Store Madisjonvillc Kentucky eelepNovember few daysao and its inspection SecretaryMeyer tion of J3attf slii ever gathered together A mtgpty CiJ1et and first tints sjiown in Kgu the Shakespearean playsver nttfuTatiy areTdra m6sE 8Q per b order taint acted by the best possible talent correctly cos tumed and while the scenic ef ftjctajareof am08 eIidorate na ture w6CKWjth the lectures Avi il m ro d ui tion four Slikespeare plays well worth wi1e Saturday will be I JEante8 day- wheuthe immortar ts great est work MThe Infernowill be the bill This is saidtobe the greatest Moving Picture ever made phowin all th6 horrors of Hell us seen through the greats Epic Poets eyes The Titanic willalso beshown oil Siturday Miss Arthur is well known on the lecture platform and her idea of illustrating her lectures is both unique and original espec ially in that she uses moving pic tures instead of slides Sue will no doubt have u splenliri recep tiqu in Etirliu touas ncr eu tertaiumeutp well deserve for they are not only highly instruc tive from an educational view pointbut to those Who know nothing of theSe sreat works they are as a grand moving picture spectacle work of superior merit The price Mr Oansler hill arranged to bmost popular10- and SOcts UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE Rev WA Grant to Preach the ServiceI Services Union Thanksgiving wilt beheld Thursday evening at the Christian church beginning proton ly at 1080 oclock Rev W A Grant the new pastor of the ME Church South will preach the sermon the churches of the city uniting in thea servICe It is earnestly hoped that tee aiugera of all the churches will Jbe present and assist in the song serviceSvlt IB fitting that tjteday be ottaer wart a religious manner and no daub rhero will be a larfte ttittte- udtqtly i f 1 J W G- w I SWEATERS AVIATION HAtS and CAPS Infants sweaters 50c value 25c Insants sweaters with military col lars 4Sc Ladies all wool sweaters 108 value sale pricet 149 Mens woolen Atheletic sweaters 75e and up MANS SHIRTS 31oMensgrade cut to 758 Mens and boys heavy undershirts V35c gr to 1 Sc I Wens ribbed union suits 135 ij grade cut to h 75o Mens and boys latest hats that re I 4 Remember the Date Saturday November 23 Until DeJ 14 19 1 sc I REXOH BIRTH RATE SHOWS DECREASE OF 100000 it More ipulhs hum BirtnjiSeme Yurt In French RepujWic j Paris Nov 28Ffhe birthrate of France wass v lower by more than 100000 iu 1911 than 1001 Louia Koltz minister of fiinunce anaounciulttllilhfact to the corn missioa on depopulation nt its first Cession tbdaY said Militarylnferiotdryeconomi- iuferitirity nllclthtr diminutIon- of the pow r ofFrnnce in the world will sooner or later be the inevitable consequences of th sterility of our a dwdu More Deaths Thaafstrthi The MUiiiberor births last year according to M Koltz was only 742114 in the whole of France against 857271 a decaf a ago In 19p7 anti 1011 he said the deaths actiially fxceeded the births Tins was he continued a sad finite of things a udll danger to the country placing France in a situation of inferiority iu com parison with the other grout nationsrThe lower birthrate whrla perplexing pheubmeiion among all civilized peoples was the minister said II renter problem in France than elsewhere In Germany thpb rtlisfxcferlrd the deaths of 1910 by 879113 in Austrhi Hungary by 578750 u Treat Britain by 418779 and in Italy by401771 but in France by only 71418 5 Deafness Cannot be Cured local applications at they cannot reach the dUcased portion of the ear There is only one Way to cure deafness and thane by constitution al remedies Deafness Is caused by an infiarocd condition of the mucous lining ot the Eustachian Tube When this tube Is Inflamed yon savo a tumbling sound or Imperfect hearing and when It Is entirely closed deafness is the result and Unless the Inflammation can be taken out and this tope restored Is its normal condition hearing be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten re caused by Catarrh which Is nothing but an Inflamed condition of the mucous surlace We will give One Hundred Dollart fofany case of Deafness cawed by cstarrh thai canridt be cured by Halls Cararrh Cure Send orclrcu arsfree FJ HENEV TowLedo O Sol ld f FakeJralleFasllyillaforconchgflon Noii t 1- n IJ r t LADIESand select sale 949 Ii tail from 100 300 the sale price will be 4lc file 75c 124 mand A cut of 50 per cent below cost SHOESi ro We will give you the biggest baragains shoes of all grades you ever heard of Mens fine Patent Leather Shoes worth 360 51SI Mens Gun Metal late style 350 cut f9l Shoes will be as low ask PETTICOATSI fiujT Messaline Petticoats 250 valuestsale price141Mess- aline JPetticoats 360 values sale 441 Pretty heavy weight Messaline Silk Petticoats 600 val 391 Black Mercerised Petticoats 100 sale 75 0 Halcyon Petticoats 149 values sale 125 Flannelette petticoatssilk embroidered flounces 75c values at4l0 I I9LshippI Mooaf The mines at Ooiltown and Circle Olty are oat running more than half the time bit account of shortage o f erne they run only throe days last week and cant flit their orders of 800 carloads sold because they oa 0get tio cars T Mrs Lou tile Monow and Miss Maja Eudaley went to MadisonvilleB Thdrjsday on business eMrs Taylor Miller of Llema- visited her niece Mrs J B Peyton last week Miss Sallie Peyton is on the elc list Bert Hob ood the carrier route jSo 1 walked the entire routeof twentytwo miles Saturday the mall being light and no parcel posts starting from Nobo at 0 a m and getting home at 4 p m Bert is somewhat of a pujNdtriaii his legs are good and long and able to cover a good bit of territory In a day Cold weather coming on Lookout for hogshead spareribs and siingage for Tljanksglvlug If you cane got turkey you can have trash hog and yet be th uktul l Mr and Mrs Bert Woolen of the Pleasant Grove country were the guests of Mrs Will Purer Sunday aud attended services at the Chris tide church MissBubi Llgon went to Madl soavillo Friday and returned Satur grandmotherIs always on the wing Mrs Will Porter and two ren John Bradford and Blanche Ray spent Saturday in Madisonville with the family of J D Llgon Advertisement S Formula ForHair Tonic Hriir restored to tiaturalcolo beauty and softness makes hair grow cures dandruff stops falling hair will uao stain the Prepare it yourself few cbnts jutl directions 25c Or EPAPKI x 2calSt kfStntnBilrbI l1kOalo 5- L 6 t 5P J COATStA beautiful assortment of pretty styles to from Two T ne Wide Wale Diagonal and Chinchillas 1500 value price 1149 r 1250 Chinchillas sale price 600 Coats sale price 581 t to 151 in at values to vl sold price at values price price 3 I qf child r i r STATIONERY s TO- RCHRISTMAS In view of the growing de maid for box paper we have enlarged very considerably on 1 this line and are now able tot t offer you such a Variety of tints and textures as havec = r by never before been seen in the city idealngift for Christmas being ex andkWe have some very dainty w- r boxes for gifts which + should like to show TheseboxJes are not what you would term Christmasy but are ele gant in appearance and moderate in price s Initial paper is a thing which we are also featuring at pres ir ant This comes in White only with a beautiful initial twentyfour sheets of paper and twentyfour envelopes to 1 the box and can be furnish i ted with any initial at 500 per i t7f SOX 1 St B rfaeotporated Drag Department f 1 School Entertainment At Mortons Gap November 28 fAn enjoyable and interesting atropera a lap Thursday ni htNov 18 by the pupils of Mortons Gap school The program opens with a laugh trable farce entitled The Sewing j VN 1 ft lt V tMotht a H three v act tomperiiticeplt + yi fc 110 t1thof Stte t j rof + t f 1ICY f oJi Ij I 0r 1 rm IIn fI=li CMWWWIMIBHWS II i pr ovt rllwoa nrvPARNrts n r FROM THANKSGIVING tf 3- r TO CHRISTMAS IS THE ct HOME STRETCH r ilI Of husiness activity for the year Our fac 9 ilities arid service for expeditious and sat is all of the best for the y Shop Early peoplewhether you wish ot 4 trade in person or by mail The stocks are the largest the assortments the greatest I I the styles the most varied weve shown in WefR want your In Work Business or Dress suits 1000 to 2500 dh In Work Business or Dress Overcoats c 1000 to 12000 1 r n In shirts neckwear hose underwear gloves Mens robes house coats smoking s- i jackets hats caps shoes slippers and t Boys holiday wearables I c IT RAYS TO TRADE HERE a doe r o r 3y The man whowhi8p iB downs 1 well About the things he has to sell Will never reap a crop of dollars Like he who climbs a tree and tthollersI h t rNews of the Town II Wanted 2 good solicitors for Ear I JlngtonKood money to right party apply at Bee office J P Hamer and wife and Larry s Todd were In Evansvile yesterday Anyone interested In buying a nome for either home or renting 1 purposes can flud out something to ti ir advantage by calling at the BBB office 1 MlaaeAeiiYitter4idutYtrte + a 1 visiting friends Jhls weak ROOMERS WANTEDGentle 1mencan get room In good location v Apply at thia omce RoundhousesFT ITL J e 4 The hareshbIDlyoutr to do Under any operatlon q Is deciphering the titles of rallrood men t And naming their ooeupatlon tYettber one called the A A M Or the G V Mdc A r The S of Too the 0 DO Or the F 0 D some day The 00 looks to the good GF t i Gate ordure from the S R C t While the R H F with the FM S a if Get ready for the A T E firThe NF and the good N 0 D Bun trains for the M of T While the B Fuel tho F W S Work under the SD fe B All the boys llycd the old P M As well as the Aot D The 00 T iceepsthings going As does thej rQud T E The T B Jl and the F B S s l Get paid dofore thu R H 0 x Ive told the titles or others Now twine is X Y Z Fireman L W Vaughan was In Providence Sunday Engineer C F Bridges has return ed to work after being off several days with sprained ankle A great deal of excitement was caused last week by a man coming by the roundhouse with a turkey Numerous comments were pawed on the bird and Owe of the shoptrack men went so far aa to say that he bad a cousin why saw a man that has eaten a piece of turkey one time Klnney Caroll has ben tfRul a few days Conductor Dutch Kline can tell yQU a weird gruesome story about receiving a shock while returning from Paris Tonn last trip I Brakeman Torn Coleman Is gottius along nicely Switch engineer Fleming who hat been oil sick a few days has return ed to work V1 Who said Bookcase general Foreman Salmons was in Guthrlo and day last week t Engineers Campbell aidpeiks wore in Nashville last week vvEngineer P G Conard and Fireman Red Melton were in Howell Sunday If we had the cranberrys we wouTH have tnrkey and cranberry sauce Jfwe had the turkey and sauce Lost strayed stolen or stopped That Earllngton street sprinkler Caller Foard was in Evansvllle Saturday A good time had be Joe Crbfton had the mlsfortuiie to get bis hand cauuht in some cogwheels at the machine shop Monday The injury Is very painful Fireman Oal houriand le off on account or a sprained ankle Fresh meat Mangum bas an nounced that an auction sale will beheld at tne roundhouse Nov 28th He wants to sell his Texas hat and save someone will get a bargain Terma cash down ann cash each month Cause of sale unknown Jno Clark and others will attend Porter Willis is not sickIHrtiiry Pllkinton halt to work jail day lust Sunday On I Gloom Owen Shaver his gowelo Nashville to spend a fuw davs He was anti cipating a great time Thny IIHI turkny an the paycar when It was hero last wek They J Cold damp weathor is bad for thosesubjecte to Rheumatism It chills the brings on an attack Use F Ballar- dsSnow05 LinimentIt is a Pow rful PrsvntiV as Well as a Spe sdy Cura Rub 1t In on the parts artected whenever the conditions seem to f Indicate aspen ot this painful aliment it will warm the joints and ward oft the trouble If the disorder has already commenced the treatment is the same tho rubbing helps the llnlmegt to pene n trato to the seat of pain the relict is prompt and very satisfy relieved the muscles relaxed so that the 1 Ing the aching joints are sufferer feels again tho strength and supplenese of youth Forfleih wounds of all kinds it Is a wonderful remedy try It puts barns bruises sores galls chafed spots barbed wire cuU sprains swellings frost bites Itcures quickly and com slnletelyPrics 25c 50c and 100 per BottltJ- MKS i FMUAM pHiWHCrill IT LWIS MI- Si a TO care 8atartldt yerielnU Sere Eyes H Wed 81ght use n E7e alve N C MM N V t St Bernard MlnlnfCo Incorporated Drug Dept Sptcli Agents M + 1 J it a IJ c la ways w ti tUtlneyUyG Otl 6- flootand Hat the steak ittdtutor- fu the main safe A few of tha officials I was among em got to look at the bird f Daddy Dexter still wears a smile that will not rub off There ISIS much reason for this as there is for Possnm laetToasiiesor Grape Nuts i p I If we have paid our debts why is Sport Dunning RheumatismNeuralgia Sprains MIss c JlbBONEY of 2708 KSfWWa l m DO Write t 1 suffered with rUeumatUm for five yeara and I have just got hold of yourXlnl went and hu done me eo good knees do not pain andtbas- welling has gone Quiets the Nerves Mae AWEJDHAN of 40S Thompson St JlaryrlBo Mowrlte lTUnerve In cgwaa destroyed flvo years ago and left me a at ao that 1 could not A fflend told me to try Liniment and now 1 could not without it I find after its use 1 can Bl- eepSLOANS LINIMENTIs a good Liniment I keep it on hand all the time daughter sprained her wrist and used your Liniment and it has not hurt her since IJOSEPH HATCHER of Selma N0- fSDNo4 At All Dealers Price 25c boo 100 ORbonMoand poeltrr sent me IrEarl S Sloan Boston MassI y I Society Happenings J idtiiktitiBindfeK BktttAh b idttturf AIJ t t lpl8l11CU atertaiBi Misses Haze and Egqy ayqgttj eutertained at Five Hondred for they r guest Miss L tViioill Edwards of WattoirKy hoWas a school mate la tyearkt State University of Miss Hazel Fa w cett fii lT ir Miss Edw0r3 is ttl verY aUrac tivo girl and vhnfWmadevmatiy friegdsduring her ivisit loci Tu foliowiiiu afrlsrMifip BMHrw giitetand Louise McPlmrsonv Margaret and OatherineVictoryv fEarlu ton Mthlierh Sry and herRuest tEhzaboth helm oft Ohatauooinr Agues Bailey Fraqaid El il1iLurlene Coil M ir head of kuMUeuuSpilJinauofEarliugton and Lnvi Din Edwards played many enthusiastic games and contested for the prize a volume of the chnrmini Romance of Billy Gnlt tHillJJ which was won by Miss Louise McPhersou Tile honoree and Miss Katherine Victory drew for the booby prize a toy white poodle which was NOll by Miss Victory During tIme enjoyable social hour Which followed the games a most uppuiizuiK two course luucheou was served Nymph Miss Mary Aniei Jennings very delightfully eutertumed the Nymphs Saturday evening at her hume on Setniuaiy street All twelve oft the members were present to onjoy her cliari ink hO Iitllita l lthe moving pic turn SiO vshlchthev attended in a body After returuius to the home of the hostess time tiirls enjoyed music trod dHiisiiii until a late hour when they were served a delicious luiicivfiuu after which tidy adjourned to meet Thauks giving with Miss Katheriue Givens on Scott street Parisian Ivory make beautiful gifts for the Artistic See the splen slid display of odd pieces at Bisks Book Store Ky The lloonB4d ploturai tlIJ1ne Garriok fine They have only enreleased m the last 80 days Newest reels out 1 1 d t n 41 7 aGlN ttirSLr 1 s 7l = W C l J J j 4f tL I dd i j t TrtCCBIGWITH MOVING PICTURES I 5OOOQ AND OTHER PRIZESI c- r i 3 j 1 r 111I r d 9 GRA- NDLecturere Course V LECTUUEANDIpHtruui that STERLING LKCTUUEU ii MISS ETTA ARTHURNiece Of ExPre ident Arthur i INK- ERFAMOUS LECTURESAS UNDER MISS AnTIItm stands well to the front among the best Platform Lecturers lu Chautauqua and Lyceum work She will be seen here in her best Lectures with the additional BttraitlveBM that she has secured Special Moving Picture Illustrations of her aubject We not only HEAR the Lectures but we SEE Them PRINCESS THEATRE Thursday November 2- 8THEUARMY tt I t I J AND NAVY Y K Fully Illustrated by Three Roela of Moving Pictures PHOTOGRAPHED POE HER ytv elaboratefV jI f Naval force from the Went Point and Annapolis cadets all through both branches to a ViY Vomenand J 4 r yg See the Great Army See the Great Naval Fleet f See the Great Boundless Ocean alive with our MenoWar t O a Jbi FridayNovember 29 i t 4 8HA KBSP AVt I PLA Yii n Otfiello Hamlet Macbeth ti ffXL ti j rII T Merchant of Vemce fi1I119R OhEAT CLASSIC LECTURES are e8lpaBlea by Four Reels of MeVI gl tylareb TheGREATEST OIL STiA1CESPEAREs PLAY Sl The GREATEST SUAKESIEARE 4 r AN4CTOIIp1 qORiuic vuf POSTUlESSItvSrrmbts SCENERY GRAND MASSIVE 4 + Ir 4ttli wp t illta y Doesnt Grasp the Eye Gathereth Up l 1oitI i tt r r 2 M Sattiraay November 30 J tL1Ita in M DANTES hO it i L 1 I 1i I IOI INFERNOfcfo t vlauaHzedHjLTTSTItATEDmope could not idescrlbeDAxTES HELL sad the GRANDUIIE of the LECTURE Is oalkt complete when the eye can follow the speaker on the screen and see the pictures and outamong t a The ExhibitionAll iiria placed before the audience In a delightfully Interesting ILLUSTRATED LECTURE forthe Picture of this great work no closely follow the words and Ideas of the poet that ladescribing the one we cannot help depleting the other 1fIP This is an Opportunity ofa Lifetime Seethe Punishment in Store for1II Hypocrites Traitors Robbers False Counscllora Sowerrf of Dlseord Falalflcra Slothful pt Iolenti IIi t Adults 20c Children IOc fi Jv It Lectures Begin at 7pm Two Shoes Each Night I I 1 DAKOTAN THREATENS TO- BILLWOODROW WILSON iOneArmed Man Arrested When He De claresHe Will Kill President Elect Colorado Springs Oolo Nov 28 Declaring that he will kill PresidentElect Wilson if he over gets a qhance John Oohu onearmed man arrested here today on a charge of disturbing the peace js being held by the- local police pending word from secret service operatives If not wanted by the govern ment his mental condition will be examined by local authorities Johan admitted that he was arrested in New Orleans when President Taft appeared in that city on his last tpur of the coun try and also was arrested in Chicago last fall when Colonell Rooseveltspokethete EvideJceVhas been disclosed tending to show that he shadow IJ 4 A o I zf It ed Governor Wilsou nt tI uum of placpp throuahoufc the country daring the recent campaign Oohan is said to have been adjudged insuno at one time at Omssletlln S D where no owns a farm Dont Fall to see theII Passion yearnITheatre lIa Qnvllle Wednesday and Tuursday nights Manltee Thursday after noon Miss Nora Faull Passes Away Miss Nora Fault the daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo H Faull of this city died at the family residence to this city today at uoon She had been ill for a long time with lung trouble and the end was not unex pouted Miss Nora was a con aecra ted member or tile Metbodist Church South and was prepared for the Jour ney to her eternal home Funeral services will be held at the residence Wednesday afternoon by her pastor Rev Grant and the Interment will take place at tbChristian PrlvJ ledge cemetery at St Charles The friends of the family extend tbolr heaK lt gympathy m this hour of snrrow arid bereaVjnant I l If GarrlellThoThursdarnfthrul25c V J f fhauho J hivo fiver sFou at tho Princess tomorrow ngnt r Great Attraction Meager Bleach of the Garrfokr i congratulates himself upon secnrfHgf Henry Ellsworth In his representa tion of the Passion Playas pra sentod pyprv ten yearsatthe1 Oburimmer au for Wednesday and Thursday nights with a matlne Thursday afternoon This ronditloa has had a great run In time large citieti Hud comeH to Medisonvme dI- rt U ct tOm EvHnsvlllo and Hendar speacsmolthighly r If you want see cood shoi to the Prince SdPpHatelght r Hand painted China in any pkm and size at SieksBookStore liiad4 IsonVI 11I f r 1 I Subscribe for theiBeft j j r 7 J 1uifr UIQ = u f t 1 I r i C l 4 Cj I r r PROFIT t 3 r t I SllARING I SALE 4I y 1i1 t l THE BOSTON STORE r I t NOW IN FULL BLAST r it vjfi i W V 1 NdT JslHe time to pUJchaseyour T 1C T1 nlersnpply x tQf Clothingv Dry Goodss Etc fe i II ti i y BHI I ostot1 i 1 MadisonvilleKentucky1 J I 1f c W I l1tl I J if l Old Hopkins County Bank Building Look for the Blue Canvas Front z- I 1F a 4 1 I Seldom People who talk merely for the pur pose of attracting attention to them selves seldom got the kind of atten lion that IB worth anything The boys appetite IB often the source of amnzvuieut If you would have such all appetite take Chum berlafus Tablets The not only crate a healthy iippwiito but strengthen the stomach and Hiiabln it to do nilDealersFirst Lady Diplomat ItIs not America but Europe that ia 4to be first to recognize Ihetpetticoat diplomat Brussels in lgl mIBto- be I the place where this recognition Is to take placonr Lulsl minister plenipotentiary representing officially the Republic of Uruguay has present ed proper papers to ling Albert of Bel glum and will hereafter be received at court with all the honors given to ambassadors and ministers of foreign powers And this South American dipS lomat Is a woman Mademoiselle Clo tilde Lulsl doctor of laws of the Unl verslty of Montevideo The new min later is young unmarried and It Is said pretty The secretaries and at taches of the different embassies at Brussels are now striving In gallantry to make favor with the first woman to z arrjvo at a dignity which had appar nevot even been thought ot by Uho most audacious suffragettes r srrus a s t ROW CHRONIC COUGHS r Are Being Cured by Vinolj- r Dld you over cough for a month Then Just think how distressing it inijst be to have a cough hang on for three months Mrs Maria Primrose of 87 Newell Street Brooklyn N Y says I had avery heavy cold which settled into t L chronic cough which kept me nwake nights for fully three months and felt tired all the tlmo because my rest was broken so much The effect of taking your cod liver and Iron rem cdy Vlnol is that my cough Is gone 1 can now get a good nights rest and J feel much stronger in every way It is tho combined action of tho medicinal elements cods livers aided by the bloodmaking and strength creating properties of tonic iron which makes Vlnol so efficient la curing r 1chronIc coughs colds and bronchitis At the same time building up thac weakened rundown system- S Try a bottle of Vlnol with the un LL derstanding that your money will be returnol 1C It does not help you Sold by ST BERNARD MINING CO Incorporated Drug Department + Eftrllngtoa Koutncky o t oOJ 44 L N TIMECARD Time 01 arrival of trains passing through and departure of trains originating at Earlmgton Effective Sunday April 9 1011- NOBTH BOUND No 92 625 a m No 6J110B am No 94 784 pm No 54 1122 pm HOUTH BOUND No63 480am No9 740Rm No 51 421 ink NOJ 93 1048 pith INTERURBAN TRAINS 1 pBTH DOTTNDI No106 74 am No 108 200 pm No 110602 pm SOUTH BOUND No 103 710am No 1071267 p m No 109 810 p nt Nolll 010 pm M H E TIMECARD M H E time card went into StuudayApri191911No am NollSarrlvell880 p m i C RR TIME CARD Time of departure of Illinois IV trnl trains from Novtonville Kv NORTH BOUND No t021281t n- lNol04a40 a nj Nol22 local pass 1045 a m No 180 Irical G30ptn8- r SOUTH BOUND No 101 c408 pi ft No 103 140 a in pltNo Possible Explanation In a Connecticut hamlet whore old fashioned regulations aro in force tho nightwatchman has a dog that chases the young children ort the streets at eight oclock This must be the dog that put the cur Incur few Cleveland Plain Dealer Not Hera The day has passed when It was the proper thing to tell a girl you love every hair on her head That doesnt show any more personal admi ration than If you adored her corn plexion tfliT TTeasuT A famous king said U mejlonty know how pleasant to inn ft give faults there id not on of them who would not commltcrfme i rpm the Orient a t I tJjt l I Laugh And The Morld Laughs Wit- hYouWeep And You Weep Alone BIFFI BIFFI BIFF the Great American Magazine of Fun is mak ing greater strides than any other magazine before the American pub lie today It is a magazine that will keep the whole family In a good humor The staff of Biff contains rhe greatest artists caricaturists critics and editors on the continent It is highly illustrated and printed in many colors It will keep the whole family cheerful the year round YOU cart afford to spend 60o a year to do this Send this c 1d plug and 60c today to Toe Buff Pub llshiug Co Dayton 0 for one years subscription A woman may vote as a stockholder on a railroad from ono end of the I country to the other but If she sells her stock and buys a house with the money has no voice In the laying oats of the road before the door which her toriGeorge Taking No Chances At a domestic economy lesson the Northern Christian Advocate reports little Emily was asked to state briefly the best way to keep milk from sour Ing Her answer was certainly brier and to tho point It ran You should leave It In the cow r i p Flagged Train With shirt Teiirjhp Tits shirt friiiu his biiCknn Oho man fluirued a train and Pftved It froin a wreck but H IV AItdlll- Raleldt NrC once prevented it wreck with Electric BUtnr I was in a terjfnle plight when I be4 gun to use them he wrltAIl my Ftumuch bead hack and kidneys Were all badly utiectedand my IlvlW WHS n hart condition but four ties of Electric Bitters made juo reel man1 i tnetitfortrouble Price 50c at all Diu glsts Delicately Expressed Little Bobby had been eating rasp = berry pie and had left the marks of Itj at both sides of his mouth when a little friend of three came In and said to Bobbles mother Mrs C canLii have some of what Bobbles got on ula facet IThtro could be no better medlclno lu Cough remedy Mr ch1Idrlnlre all wfunpitllcoulrh One of thborlwl wagoiuubingtbiim and thH first dn4e eased them and rhr brrieerurrl them saysMrp R A DmittlrttiOti of Lexftigtiiii Min Pur aleby all Dealers to Q q- a n Orr ryd1 J If k i e Bees Christmas EDITION D iWV i t 4 fi Will be issuedon Friday December 13lt j y will contain 20 or rhore pages of good Chrisr oJI d tmas stories locals and to foreign news iUtistrat li S v edshort stories and advertising Ahandsome y 1 Cliristrras cjpVer has been ordered andwe ex y v peel tog roit the best a banner edition This V f will bea splendid opportunity for advertisers j and iheyyshQuldjnQtfail to take advantage of itMfp iyr 1 rt v QjmJP1 hf J7tl1ei SemiWeeklyjBe i has4 approximately f I41 1 I l ftpOO Subscribersvand covers the county 7Pr Hropkins like blanket covers the bed The 3 t J I t Christmas edition will be on l eJth just in p f I mefor both the Styj3ernardandi he I railroad a flii ft r j pay days and in ample time to catch our pros 1 1 f I f j ff t perous Christmas shoppers M JIU r Vv iJr1- r I iMf Merchant I I VVV jt KS tw f I v of J Get your adin tHisf fefsijUClJaH you t want oj j c J n If r fJ It r tfItiJ j oj 1Wi results 81 I l1j A J llC t 1 1 r y F L j a Ir I J a a t ot r S 0 1It I r I d 1 0 I Y1 1 r V Y + wj rll1 f a h + lhJoj i J lJfg iW V 1 i ii I r f hJIbl f vi d1f ir t i1i4t t t t r i j t 10J II N i 1 Jf 4 Yj 1f llrS1Ji t f1 1 I f 5 r tI r tn I I 4 h r fle 111t rt Fthf a r 0hp y t + vL 1lI lY 5 1rY 4 y fir n D JIji u Il kn hk v t y n + NrJJ O C1r + u cf1i 10 9irr4 Nb is v s j I t J J You Wont See the Best There Is r to Be Seen in Evansville J+ ilUnless You Visit This Store I 4 Its Eyansville biggest store by virtue of merit The largest stocks of 01 Womens Readytowear and Mil finery a yESilks Dress Goods and Trimmings Rugs and Draperies Household arid Fancy Linens i tMens Furnishing 7 8c c Pall and Winter stocks tire now compjcjte Tijc best ill variety of assortment ye hi t + Iti u and prices are lower here than elsewhere fqjiltWlJ t chandise of qual merit J 1 We are members of the Retail Mer chants Rebate Association and refund fares to outoftowji customers H t A iT I r Evansville Indft II C f i o CLOAK WHERE FASHION REIGNS The Leading SuitaHouse 1 I of EvansvilleCJ You can always find what you want here whether it be a Dress Suit Coat Skirt Hat or Furs and at reasonable prices O- urFall and Winter Stockt is now complete When in the city dont fail to visit our store compare our prices with others and we will n convince you that we can save you money Let us fit you in a Corset by an ex pert corsetiere Members of the Rebate Associa tion Railroad fares refunded Nt 11 WalkOver Shoes for Men and- Women o I i i 215 Main St 2t1 Main Sf lDrogsal Cut Rates- SCHLAEPFERS 4 COR SECOND AND MAIN STS Everything at cut rates Largest stock greatest yar the bcst ofeverythingr Reliable Re spon81bleFfi1it+ claais in evA respect Pocket Shoe Co Popular Prices and Styles j t All ih Latest Kink 217 MAIN ST EVANSVILLE IND fL I- j 11Ih Ster with ih bass PtI Franth 1 f d I r AgenlWL otIglaiIioea r I rr 1 DD r u Q V L I 4r 0 r tL n r H n =11I aSLdtali NowThe ea Cloak1 and i I ttVouse i- Ii I 1I Y in MltidleII n t I i IlIusl1tratedL Stylesc rI Members MRJL QMKmnm o CVOKK EMPORIIM+ == V 01 l Free Shopping in Evansville Come now and take advan age of the first selection from a the largest freshest stocks i It Costs You Nothing Under the Liberal Plan of I The Retail Merchants Rebate Ass n Of Evansville Indiana All of the leading and old established stores belong to the Association 14J A shopping tour to Evansville means a recreation Our theatres and at tractions are of the besti ft hItclu1lcut Diamonds rift 14 MmiStlriSi EKS inwtUr IIiglnxehinga lnewhlt4 amend ae w da not erry the Ihfimr 12 ze thin mMtl 20 y ar gald filled spin fos iiso 15 jeweled mevemsnt QuarantMd 1000 Kruekemeyer Cohnftpriar fri Jewelers MS Main ItEvanevIUrnal Member M FU A WRITE FOR CATALOGUE a SEND 7 t I i q U h b tI it VV iii W t c invites your inspection of magnificent assortments off I 7 THE HOME OF SteinBloch and Sophomore and Alfred Banjamin RB Fashion Clothes 4 Clothes for Men for MenV 1 Manhattan Shirts Stetson Hats J and the best Boys Department In the Mlddlo Wost It Pays toBtI a Progress Patron 1 A postal brings our handsome illustrated catalogue of Mens Q and Boys apparel Fall and Winter iI c I When in Evansville wb invite you to visit the and Rest Shoe Storethe Strife New Fall and Lines I Wtt GeisslerShoes and styles are Right We are members of the Merchants RebatetAs sociation and refund fal e- sGEISSLER I CO415 Main Evansville Ind nH FOR REAL SNAPPY POPULAR PRICED Coats Suits Furs and DressesT- HE UNITEDCLOAH SUIT CO 411 7V1A1N Beau Them AII4lMAINt FOR ESTABLISHED 1867 Bitterman Bros x JEWELERS rarrr Come to Evansvillec Will Debate b Fare I Yi J- c 0 6l fPJmID1fiIi1 Sj 1IP QMUHB WIWMAlN Evansvilles Best Store tor Men and Boys J ClothingHats Young for Largest in Tpate SHOE CATALOG Your When in Evansville Visit the t- Boston Storey I EVANSVILLES FAVORITE TRADINGCENTERraAll the departments in the store are now 1 overflowing with new Fall Merchandise new Fall Suits Dress Goods Silks Millinery etc itParcelspart of the city R R FARES REFUNDED according to the plan of the Evansville Rentail Merchants Rebate Association I Fowler Hick Walker L- j SEETH- EStore Beautiful bfIl When in Evansville you are cordially invited to the R G Furniture Cos 1 Mammoth Store Furniture Carpets Curtains Stoves and Ranges in endless varietyall thats new will be found here Prices lowest besides we pay your fare Freights paidn v t R 4 6 Furniture Co J r Mbjr 116118 MAIN ST i rt FTi Evansville Ind I WILL ACCEPT YOUR OLD PIANO as part payment on one of our new Piano or PlayerPianos Write for prices and terms The N W Bryant Piano OL 1111 221 Maw St Evancvilt ML I ti DIAMONDS FINE JEWELRY WATCHES I 8TABLI8HED 1 4 jnJeweler r 1 327 Mtin Strut Evu svjlJend t r IAE SELL Mens and Boys ClotMng Cheaper than any house in Evar1sville We also refund R R Faresy Joseph Clothing CoJ Flirt a UK Dii i htd SJIHAIN i yr a s 1vi f t = = 7- r r a 1I II IJ1 1 t W Ie J7i r- o I BeqinDinP r J Friday 1orniixi- j t r r L W wl11tGavf r rJr1 i 4 + ct sale several ti hundred Tailor J- e v i foraWomen and G Children at prices to move them out quickly This sale is for the purpose of cleaning up many odds and ends of garments and while some of the reductions mentioned sound out of reason we want to emphasize the fact that each reduction advertised is EXACTLY as mentioned All our rto merchandise is marked in plain figures and you can easily t rifyall we claim J 0 1y t f 650 Tailor Suits 650t Choice of seven Tailor Suits In sizes from 14 to 38Z that sold l Tbtrtlrstly at 10 and 15 Good satin linings well ililoreQ antya- lirtvobl materials 651 Ilfi i 495 Wool Dresses 495 Choice of seventeen dresses made of wool french serge and chiffon panama 125 yd materials The serges have fancy velvet collars and trimmed with velvet buttons The panamas have em 1 broidered collars and cuffs Open front long sleeves and perfect fitting suitable for both streets and home wear colors black navy Y wine brown gray Cheaper than home dress making 494 850 Black Serge Coats 850 Splended all wool heavy coating serge satin body and sleeve lined plain tailored styles full 54 in loug all sizes a coat that would be cheap at 1000 specia at 1511I 9Sc House Dresses 9Se Good standard percale house dresses high neck long sleeves- shepherd checks stripes and figures good dark patterns all sizes up to 40 sizes 48 to 50 at 125 These are the best made and bestL fitting house dressesmade and youll be greatly surprised if you have never worn the Electric brand house dresses lie 198 Rubber Raincoats 1 987 Rubber Raincoats for women and girls all sizes from 8 years o 44 bust colors gray and tan Choice any size and color SttI 149 Dress Skirts 149 Twentyfive good wool mixed dress skirts all sizes tern and gray mixed colors A skirt worth twice the price we oak 141 Jay I CIAO ShirtWaists 100 We offer choice of one hnndred new style tailored Shirt Waists our regular 150 and 125 numbers New Rob spiene Collar effects Plain t mannish styles in White Madras and Colored R Flannels Choice 100 t fl Iia f i t yifjfjr1A I i f 1 of REV J4 B EVANS EDITOR t Mrs Hattte Patten remains aioktf IIAire Beatrice Berry of St Louis Jg at house vjsltinfr hiv father and anotljer Mr and Mrs JLJ WShelton i itallTn4 tho Mt Zion Baptist cciiurch last Sriiidjiy xyils fine consld fltinjf thtJtthorcvtvnllsstili in pro- sgregs The total nmoiint raised Sun ulrt wftp 11670 with twocominittoeB 1 Cto 0 r6Olt rho royIvnt ise4llldil proWesd WV ti date tWpi ty8 vepconyoit8 mail call have r I Last Sundftywas indeed uroat tla for the Baptists In Earlln ton Bdv Po H I entiedv JD D our Sti tfl MIs f f dayiandproachcdtwoIugatexco letyt oxmons tb o arge arid fJ1pr va tamdiencoa Indeed the Kt adv old zamseemedatitljava again I ibis ybuthfuNtrenffth He expouud led the goapel rs1We have heard ililnivbefore After the morning ser I 1r 0 r t tR r rJ 1 I j i rx vice Roy J R Evans with a large I host of people led seventeen the happy candidates down to the water where they put on Christ by baptism was by all present that It was the most im pressive baptismal service held in Earlington There are others awaiting baptism anti the meeting is still progress A 1 Rev 0 Carter ot Ownth roKy has novel to Earllngton Ho6ays he will make this hifl futnfo hJtIt On Nov SOtli thfiro was born Mrij NilpplSfii Wurfbld a tine girl Mouser and baby arc both doing well atthis Writ Injjl IpAs Edft WorthuinH fjcuhdohild thaVliBbBeu sick is iuich proVpd AY Q shall expeot all the membois and friends the 1SaptlatrohuEch I to B mi lotnillau Tho money raised omce will be paid on tho piano Tho Parent Toaohels A8sooaipn k- o I o f i 7k95 Suits 795M- F Choicejof twentytHfleifineJTailof Suits in sizes ffemrf3 fdG 4 si ti iOf fine all wool serges in n brr4ti4n blac Lymousville Cheviots and fancy all wool mixtures the very Yiflesr styles bofhcataway and straight front coats Any silitiihjs lot for975x975 Silk and Wool Dresses 975 r Choice of all ours1Ikand serge dresses that sold formerly up to 1250 The materials are charmeuse and the finest batonyfrench serge Beautiful made in the very latest styles No two garments alike Some ot all sizes 14 to 42 795 750 Winter Coats 750F Ch ice of twenty good all wool coats Jn serges diagnals and mixtures all full lenghth garments sizes 14 to J values up to 15 any coat for 751 100 Childrens Coats 100 Fifteen Colored Coafifjfor small children ages 2 5 madeof of plush velvet corduroy and flannel Values ujj to 3 Choice any at 111 r 45c Womens Sweaters 45c Good heavy long Sweaters red or white all sizes regular price 1 Close the lot we offer them at 45c 1 This store will be closed all ThanKsgiving day Be on hand early Friday moriitng for the best values will besnapped up soon fi th loY F 1 d rt o iJ 01 t7- x A of It pronounced over in s6 im at at to or in nextIprogram wilt bo rendered All par ants and friends are cordially iuvit eji to ba resent O V MOETONS GAT t i iThefoliuwfngperednerstclMrs iL cy ZVatao4t LaBhlio EIopebfi- dttlc F IlbiJfeori jxrid EthqlBrovyy- ileylvarrrn etnlt Is in progross ati the A il E church Rev Danpiin pjiBtqr 1 rrpent pia Bjd tI W ltomother 1tCs rrz IA llCdwkl t r V Orij nY Nntihville IH1t l91IJaiW jsn tlte- d1tj4Stifrttayr Heta travettn Sit the interest of the floward severance co tiIaB18 Wi tyftfthlngjtoft St CUt uagoItI Iia 11itt I tI a cen In h1Worlther und niado many friends Plot Qreoii is aol ble maf11 Wo need mono of lie will return again 16th I His subject will be SObio little son of Mr and Mrs i i t r r I Flnule Roacli IB very 111 Mr Sam Beyriotds who lost a leg the atlBarlipit11 SAVE YOURHAIR 7 WhileYou Have Hair to Save C Vae Nevvbrea1rpf- cfdeQ f V I Every woman who la obliged to- vearfalsobaiiormansatoultc celnhiltltls fj iff makeathebardens5doublyhardto 103 of natuaal hair could fn most GOINGt instanceslravebceneasnyavokled- Muro a Wtt t 4vUT Tho arch enemy o the dAndruff errn This i9no 0 o WeU established uclontiflc fact Thera Is ono remedy on tho tear Itctwhlcb uecd rcsrularlr will kill thocorm and keep out ever trace of dnndruff hieremc isNewhros + wuiSJtwiuMviii dde lonsr known ca tho Original J3rin 3rult Germ tho scalp clean Hcrplddu not only prevents tho hair from Cfjfalling ont tnlloweittograwns- nature ncridcd tatlmo nndltsueopcrfiinUxItn this alu 1 1 JWo remedy Insureij a nice hciilthy rtnr nr a of H icUte trn orU a lUfeJKMl latino todun dcd trItio 1Ioak makmsr itilght4flutfyAndbarutfu1 kont Wait J1tgin We tec the one cJoWa- rSt size battle Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department Special Agents i r 1r 1- o ftj s V tr 0 C cs 0d 4 H Y7 1250 Tailor Suits 1250 ft Choice of thirtyfive beautiful Suits that sold up to420rbig- Mn O materials such as serges cheviots diagouals Bedford cords Trench Serges mixtures Most all of them lined with Skinners SatlnVboth plain tailored and novelty cut styles Undoubtedly this r is tile biggest suit bargain offering we ever made in midseason 1251 675 Mackinaw Plaid Coats 675 Jaunty 30inch Heavy Mackinaw Plaid Sport Coats regulary10 00 value made with and 2 breast pockets 575Q 398 Plaid Coats 398 Plaid coats far school girls in sizes 13 16 17 A 6 ualue braid bound closes up to neck yery snug 391 150 Bearskin Coats 150JGhilds fancy Bearskin Coats in sizes 2 to 6 years colors white pink blue black white striped regular 2 and 250 values choice 15- 1Childrens 9 Wash Dresses Two J hundred Childrens Wash Dresses in all sizes from 2 toY14 years made of good quality Ginghcms Ohambrays and Percales High neck long sleeves splendidly made and benatifully trimmed The prices range from 200 150 125 100 75c down Y to SOcts 49c Black Petticoats 49c Fast Black Hydegrade Petticoat well made and width a regular 100 value j j- f A Bonafide Reduction 1i Sale on good dependable ReadytoWear gar J ments at the very opening of the Winter Season made by a most reliable firm will draw the attention of a big per cent of the women of this community so make your plans to j Come Early M I4Ma qnyI11q K t etc kri lJ COLORED COLUMN very hitvohad mtuivnnxinuaiieeltgrs narytwanwithtisSun takhabin never to- ti1rabd Tailor Sirs acatijttvltluroher T tine Sl1Chlfln Jtarnn belt Junior and and full 49c coming and Mrs Rachel Nance arid little daughter TJdalla of Madlsonvllle were the guests of relatives here last BowllhulIGreFn George Aun Sohnenn Warren wentIto Aladfaon vlllq iin business Saturday 1 1VilsotifIn soils nntSuuda and Monday in MadiBphvilie 1I Powerful Locomotive In World Mostlimo most pOerfJtilocOniotive iu the world his jncv bAQn ijuilt for tlio Vir tniiiii iflroud It chiihaiit 69 Inud40ton capnoK y bo s urkat to rmitei nit hour It has si Ieeu iirviii- whueJe r rho lpcolaotlive tritendertvolth 51OOD t uhnthr auiltho firebox ife 1riet itf li tohol1J shutl I atarno Its a Tbankhouse Where At the Princess tomorrow ulght Be there i r et1 r e a r e 4 ONE OF CANAL GATES IS GIVEN FIRST TEST tl Miss Helen Taft Starts Machinery Which Lets The Water Through A J JColon Panama Nov28Ono of theglunt Rates of the Giltun lock in tlje InnnriVa Oanal wan tested fOf thelirst time yeater iJtiny wlion Miss Helen Taft piit rho alfiatvicjvl intiohihcry in 6pert filiiou aiid avyniig the gate open i She was visiting the canal hi 1 tsimpariy With Henry LStimflfi 1 30crqtary and his partyrr A bull ih to filjfia iyun lttthN- liotHirtolihtVf d u i Son K that h iudaome 15 doll In odk t belivonawayECatinas 0oli purcb se QUJtit a ticket ei v tjtlinSrVoM toa01 ancu at this bfefttiiX tltuld RTM A Frontier Soldier of Fortune Cornet This is it good one Be aurar t and come to the PrlnceaB and see irtomorrow night 4 fidi iIii e Y rLtty