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Digital page images are linked to the text file. f f f tL s 111 Lij i T C r t YJItrjIII l 0 I 4t i I1 n w A h r c IV ri P 4 Tt I TUESDAY r TUESDAY and and I FRIDAY pwr ffWBWW W W FBIDP MFTERNOON AFTERNOON I IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESSa ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE 0 r e 1 Y JTaENTY THIRD YEARI EARLMGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY I FRIDAY DECEMBER 6 1912 Ne K V L DOLLAR VS BULETRUU IN r f DIPLOMACY J DEFENDED BT TAFT c ifl fqr sidents Message to Congress is Expression bir 5 of Pride in Work Done Abroad by Administration 0 J V 7 WARNING TO All THE NATIONS I sure taken bytliem to rne titj I are not entirety exqui table n re xlmnTatitC Law Asked as Weapon AfainjU Countries Which Discriminate I Washington Dec 8 Qlorifl cation of dollar diplomacy was the dominant note of Freei dent Taftsjfoarth annual nips sage S 0 tOflgre8h to u- ystrki l aturesof the pper B were NOTE of warning to European h powers that by indirect means continue to discriminate against American trade- STJEICWO defenaeof the diplomacy of the administrationiIt which characterised OB dollar VB hullet EXFEESSCONof pride in tho eaormous exuansibn of American trade Attributed to the foreign policies of this administration APPEAL to Congress to upJift i the great foreign policies of America above mere questioos of partisanship REQUEST for joint notion by- Ongressizu1 the executive to 3open now znkta for American industries kO JL j j 1 e TIic 11essifje 1a thefirattofnI s series of rucli communications1I wHIch the Prt1si1ent will inzko to 1 t Congress in the early dnys of the E session and duals entirely with iifi the foreign relations of the t United Scutes- Isfeti l 7 ii OB suit Treatment F lj Beginning with the usualref t i t f erence to the existing good re I J lations with foreign powers the President adds that these have 1 been strengthened byUn greater fPt insistance uppu justice to Ameri can citizens or interests whore dcc ever it may have been deniedand 1 iiIfstronger emphasis of the need of rmutuality in commercial and C other relations tf For the first tirne in its 1it1t- orylfsays the President the State De has obtained substtn totially favored nation treatment worn all the countries t ot the wotto Therefore he says it is ot4tiibIltbat competitive cdintrijiou1d view with lIomec tn fI puon of ouV comra rttij Hencethe warn A ing Jlf in ojnapces the mea medy should be found To this end the President strongly recommends the enact ment of the bill cecom mended Iby Sicretary Knox last December permitting the government in stead of imposing the full maxi mum rates of duty against discriminating countries to apply a graduated scale of duties tap to that maximum of 25 percent Callt Per Weapon of Detul8- Flat tariffs are out of date11 says the President Nations no longer accord equal tariff treat ment to all other nations lyre spective of the treatment from them received It is very necessary that the AmerI- can government should be equip ed with weapons of uegotation and adapted to modern economic condition The Skirt Department an archaic and inadequate machine at the beginning of this admini stration tJM President says hag tacomo m v orfifitztion with highly ptsQinli ed bureaus and experts dQalJng with eyerij phase diplo4jjmacyHolding that the essence of this reorganized service is found in the merit svstem winch Presi dent Oleveland is credited with having introduced President Taft makes a strong appeal to Congress to make this machine permanent by giving the force of statutory law to the executlye orders governing admission to anti promotion in the diplomatic and consular services Merit Rule in Foreign Service To show that these appointments are already largely non partisan the President points to the fact that three of the present ambassadors are holdovers that of the ten be has appointed five were by promotion from the rank of minister that of the thirty ministers appointed eleven were promotions jand that in the con lulu service no less than55per dent theconsrils appointed by him were fi itbe Southern ritatep t Continued on PaRe 4 IL I I W Pd l j l I II RoYALi f 1 j11ANGPOOER t r kjQpbft1oj144t r 4 t Profi Prescott of the Univejriiity of U19i testified before the Pure 1 FdodfCommitteeof Congress that the i i v i4 aiad ofI grapes held highest ranK as qf j rt ct0 of food aiid he regarded ihe re 1 i suItS from baking WIth cream of tartar u1IIi LI I 1 l I L qm I nn loyal tht only Baking Powder mad fiili RfyalGrap Crtam of TartarI I I toIIit1 I 9 v c 0- IJ OJ I TiRY r AIDED A I DYNAiTEJ Admits Spending Thousands 0f Dollars In His B IftI He Made A Get A WayH It Indianapolis Intl Doc 4V pres4dent and Frank 0 Webb of New YorJc lJdynamiterthe orossexamination of Byau m dynamljconsplracv was out ODonnell an iron worker after ai explosion on a btldge at Somerse Mass in June 1908 was convicted of attempting to kill and that after his release frqm the penitentiary he escaped service of papers charging him with dynamiting District Attorney Miller charged Ryan and Webb with helping jODonnell to nrnko a District Attorney MllleT charged Ryan and Webb with helping neU to make a getaway Byat denied tho barge1but admitted th union several thousand dollar i4hisbehalfandpoudence to steal a march on thorn when ODonnell got out on the first charge Why were jou and Webb so anx ions to have ODonnell escape and why did you use BO much of the unions funds to help him when the1 union treasury was impoverished aSKed Mr Miller We felt he was being persecuted That was all answered Ryan 5 dyUIjmiter he sanctioned violence which the government alleges preceded a dynamiting campaign in labor disputes When you learned through letters that Philip A Cooley bad knocked a man down in New Orleans so that the man had to have a silver plate put in his head did you take any stops of the unidns executive board asked the district attorney All I learned was that Cooly had his head hurt did you take any steps to learn the facts answered Ryan Cooley wrote he had fixed things with the court and had hired two witnesses to testify falsely so he would escape Jail Did you take any action about that I did not Ryan also denied knowledge of any plans by Cooley to arrange for explosions on nonunion Jobs at Houston Tex and other southern cities Heartburn Is a sYlIp m of Indi gestlon Takea dose of HEBBINE inBuohoaBe8 The pain disappears instantly The bowels operateand you feel vigorous and cheerful Pfifte 60o1 Sold by St I3ernirdMIfling 06 Incorporated Prog Department 1 I KbincrRay Miss Leuua Sfay Kestnec and Mr W Luthier Bay were quietly married last evening at the reSI- dence of Rev Walter N Martin who performed the ceremony The bride is a charming young lady while the groom is a youqg man of sterling qualities and is in the employee of the St Bernard Mining Oorat this place Both hayd many v hinds who wish shem a ionRa happy mar ried life j I juffarftd babUuilly roffl coasipattoa4 POMS Rec letnellned and ttrengtbeaeS the bewels so that ttier livi been rejular fiver laceJTE Davis Grocer Sulphur Sprlegt Texai The lWeG M MtdWithMrsRat Brown The class recently organized as the Pure Gold met at the home of Mrs Earnest Brown Thursday eve ning was spent dressing dolls for the Bnzarr whloh be given ab the Arm r6ry Thuc8d y Deo nth tor theb6n fit of the Obrlstaln phufflh A very I pleasant eyiehlrig was B eat and Iqulte number of dolls wefe priapar ed to meet Santr Clause when be makes call for the little children Delightful refreshments were served by thaJioitosB during the evening ItJ HOLDS L 86 NI SU PREME ON ITS OWN RIGHT OF WAY Judge Evans Rules It May Con struct Telegraph Restrained From Removing Western 4 Union Property INJUNCTION SUIT PENDING Louisville Ky Dec4Au order whereby the Louisville Nashville Railroad Company may build any telegraph or telephone lines it wishes along its right of way pend ing the deolsionof the condemnation suit of the Western Union Telegraph Company was made yesterday by Judge Walter Evans of the Fed oral Court In all other points the status of the two parties to the suit remains the same in rggad to the injunctlonrestralnlnJ the L N from tearing down the lines of the telegraph company according to their threat- Arguments on the demurrer of the telegraph company to the answer of the railroad company in the Injunc tion suit were heard Judge Evans took the matter under consideration Arguments in the suit in equity will be heard December 12 dThe controversy between the two corporations was started several months ago when thoLNnotifle- d the telegraph company that it must vacate the right of way by December 17 as the railroad intend ed erecting its own lines The tele graph company asked for an injunction and started a pondemna tion suit una r the post roadclause in its contract and the United y tates statue making every mail carrying railroad a pot road AIitijunctioh restrarnittg the fail road company from removing Western Union poles and wires until the condemnation suit is ended was granted by JuJge Evans t This has been argued several times but has not been dissolved and Indications are tha it will not be until the final settlement of the controversy which may not be for two or three years Bad taste in the mouth is removed with a doseot HEBBINE It pqrlfiestheSold by St Bernard Mining Co In corporated Drug Department LOOK FOR LOWjTAGE AND TO FREEZE Moore FrEakish Turns Expected From The Ohio This Winter Evansville Ind Deo 4The Ohio river during the past year has been cutting up and acting freakish and now dire things are being pro dieted by the local rivermen for tba winter months Last spring the river began things bvrpverflowlng and giving the Ohio valieyone ofthe worst floods known foV yean Thiei was followed by a short period of low stage water In June By tile first of July however a fine floating stage came aloag and continued all throught the summer months and up until the first of October at one time during that period the Oho coming very near overflowing Its banks Such a fine stage of the river dur lug the summer months of years be foie could not be recalled in the memory of tho oldest men on the river the Ohio at that time of the yearusually begin very low and compelling the boats to tie up JJuli thia year the old familiar sandbars have not shown their faces so much as one Since the middle of October the river has been at a very low stage whehiUeresboule have been high water and the prospect are that it will eoHtlnue for some tlmeto some Tvishasled to several prediCtions by local rivermen ae to what the river irlli do the coming Inter All expect a low stage to continue until spring And as all tbepredic tlong by amateur forecasters tell of a hard winter the rivermen are look ing for the rIvet to freeze over en account of the low stage and to give the suiall boy and skating entUu elastics a of ice that they SfelDIbut JrtfMev long the prophets t fuse to t Feell uidwealc run down Headache Stomach oUlf A good remedy U Burdock BkxMl Sllttu Afkyovr nifcUtt iPnH floe C 1 J iii FIRST WITNESS AIDS ARGHBALD Testifies Judge Did Not Assist in Securing Options BUT WAS INTERESTED i With Him In a Deal For The KatyD- IdDunThe Accused Jurist Is Present at The Trial VAiahinKtoh Dec 4Ohie interest in the Archbald im penchment trial before the sen ate today centered in the first article of the charges in which it is alleged that Jud Archbald exerted influence upon officers of the Erie railroad when they had a literage case pending in his court to compel them to give options toElward J Williams of Dunmore Pa on its portion of the KatyDid refuse coal heaps owned through its subsidiary company the Hillside Goal Iron company Williams admitted on the stand today that Arcbbald had been in terested with him in a deal for the KatyDid dump wInch is near- S rauton Pa and would have profited from the sale of the property Williams declared however that Archbald had noth ing to do with getting the option further than to recommend him to jhg officers Qfthe Hillside t J company c kesoIu1Ions1OFRespct 1 EarluigtOn Ky Nov 80 101 2 Whereas it has pleased the Father ot the Universe to call from the forest of Woodcraft to that of his Klugdon on Sunday morning Nov 2tn Soverign Tommie Slsk born April 25 1892 Therefore be Resolved That in the death of Bro Sisk Catalpha Oamp has lost a true and loyal member his family a loving and de voted son and brotber Resolved That we tender our heartfelt Bympathy to his bereaved parents brothers and sisters and commend them to Him the giver of all goo9who will fold his arms of who trust him Resolved that a copy of these re solutions be spread upon the minu tes of this camp a copy sent to the family a copy sent to the Southern Woodmen a copy to the Bee for publicationJ r S8 Orerishaw Committee Marshall McEuen When Friendship Held Sway Two Popular Women Honored The spacious and hospitable home otMrsd4 B Long was the scene Jast Friday after noon of one of the most enjoyable receptions of the seaflon The Womans Missionary and Ladles Aid of the Christian church bad planned a sur prlBe for Mrs H 8 Corey and Mies Alice Miller and Invited the mem bership of their respective societies to bBvpresent there being fifty re sponces Tbe two honor quests knew nothing pf the arrangements i until their arrival when they were utterly overwhelmed with the bril liant scene presented by the entire company standing to receive them Mrs Braz lton after requesting the guests to jolp bands and sing Blest Be The Tie That Binds on behalf of the two societies Ina low well chosen words presented Mrs Corey with a set of silver spoons and Miss Miller with checks for her work In Japan Mrs JR Rash Mrs W 8 MeGary and Mss Susan Marie Crutojflelp rendered delight full instrumental and vocal music Mrs Corey has been president of the O WV 0 M for a number of years and the work has greatly pros pered under her leadership MUs Miller has been laboring in Japan for seventeen years and it lea pleas ure for her Eorlldgton friends to l4nior her Both responded feeling ly to the expreBBlons of love arid sympathy The serving of a dainty lunch was a fitting climax to the enjoyable occasion and aob guest departed with words of appreciation to the and members of the two theIt 1- 3L a FiGEONFORJAMES PLACE L i Northern Democrats Want Vacan cy oh Important mmitteti J 4 STANLEY STRONG CANDIDATE ijiWshingtou 4WiU Kentucky retain the place on the intiting J wnye ahd means committee to bfe vacated whu Mr James goes to the senate S3 at rafect James says with emphasis that it will Bqt a fight is apt to develop or er the proposition Tha demo rats of the house who lives north of the Mason and Dixon line are up in arms and are declaring that the sectional problem must be solved Dne to the fact for fc time the South has had more members in the house on the democratic sida than the North the South naturally has had the bestof it in committee assigun ments Since the recent landslide the- figuresahosv that tho North will have more democrats in the houses by a good majority than the SQuth In this division Kentucky as well as Maryland Misozriand West Vircinia are counted as SuthernstateaTheN- ortherners say that when it conies to parceling ojit committee places March 4 they will demand readjustmen The Southern members assertthey will be able t old the choice positions they 1 now have j Theprdmotion T PIff Jam eg will furnish an opportunity for Kentucky to be made the objeet of attack along this line Among the thirteen Democrats now oil the ways and means committee seven are from the Southern States But three Kentucky are serious ly considered for the ways and means membership RepreseutiyeY Ben Johnson Swager Sherley and A 0 Stanley As both Mr Johnson and Mr Sheley are apt 0 to concluded that their present committee assignments are very desirable it would seem that ME Stanley would be put forward fOr the honor V Mr Stanley is said to want the place KepTesentives Harvey Helm and J Oampbell Oantrljl are apt to go afreii piece on the agricultural committee now held by Mr SanJtIie latter lipfourtOenculture eibejrut 0 lij The Balklri Prlii l t The offering at theOarrlokmeatr jt Madisonvllle on Wedaesday Deo 11 will be The Balka PrlnesM and will no doubp proye to be oatof the teal musical treat 6 the sea onji tThe Balkan Princess ia an EnglUJit importation bavingbad one yeari run at the Prince 91 VaIes and Gaiety Theatres fir London prior to Its New Ytfrk production The senting company numbers about 0 sovetityflve and aside fro nU musical charm T e alkah PrIn- cess is said jp b igaily caparisoned and to contain sHtteieateomedy for half a dozen ordinary musicaltI shows There is only bne company presenting the piece therefore most of the original members will be seen here including jHilvQIflord Harry Llewellyn Adelaide Harland Wal lace Beery Via JRoMHQOe N E Dano Dorothy Ellis Barry Lyons Wm Meyer r Poultney Fred Harnden and Lew rcbTheBalkanese oherus Ifr said W Include some stanning beauties notwith t standipg tbatthey weire selected principally for theirrTplees The jadvancesaleopene Monday Prices 1 860 to H6 i Buy your Xmas goods early before they aye picked ver1te 1 have the bept line in town The Hardware 12liItir1 I i T q i aF c P- 1ur 0 1 Jlflf THE BRAINS BEHIND THE CORN i 41 Cost One Farmer 500 but He Won Out DETERMINETHEj VALUES 9 m w Mat0 lat U Cheap but the Amount of Bf tni Mixed With U Iii v Manufacture Meant Profitor Lois Learn Howit Some years ago a Hoosier farmer be gas to breed fine seed corn At one I eCthe great national cprn shows held h M Chicago bo took the first prize for a single ear of corn The rule govern ing this exhibit was that the car tak ing first prize became tbp property of the corn show The farmer was In I despair until he learned that this best eat in the world would be sold at biddertr 6f corn for seed qn his own farm at any cost HE BOUGHT THE EAR FOR x00- liveryj oiie said ho was crazy to pay Ch a price fdr a single car of corn o pf course any other ear of the same weight and costing about 1 cents d Would have fed as much stock or made alt ninny cornmeal batttir cakes for breakfast Why was he willing 19 ray such a huge price for the corn i 3He was not buying corn at all HEW a S BUYING THE BRAINS BEHIND id ITS PRODUCTION Slaw material Is cheap the amount rfr el brains mixed with It In its manu t facture flies Its market value A- pieceh of window glass Is cheap a r watch crystal Is more expensive a fens for nOne camera Is quite ex t pensive the objective for a great tele ipcope may cost a small fortune What f fa true of corn or any raw material Is r true of men A flue strong vigorous k nan can be bought for 2 as n laborer 1 Mix brains enough for him to handle f m section gang and he will bring 3 per day Mix brains enough to lit him for a f A 500 EAR OF CORN conductor and he will bring 4 to 5 i per day on the market iEnough brains to handle a great t system and he brings 100 per day on the open market i All values in the market of the r world are educated brain values Ike cheapest education is the best fir the efficient well educated man it the high priced commodity painting and Grapefruit You say that teacher wants you te get some paint an a palqt brush 1atebby exclaimed a farmer yea suvto paint pictures with r answered his eightyearold hopeful is Do you know when 1 went to school 1 had lots of old blue back spell w an hickory He an no frills or fur a meows I reckon Ill have to get em i for you but looks like a plumb rtaiste of tune this pdlntln1 ot pie 1 tires HJs good wife I Spilled behlpd her- i isleswad kept on sewing Some liit r when Bobby was fast 1 tyi leep ishe adroitly sliced the man en I irfloped In tbp hlUQ haze of White ti ir1l y ttobiKtidt did yeti get when i1j yen were in town this afternoonr Why Vjrofttt9M ftpaJrp for tbeII lr skmdd r that had come express J aPiaw Borntf lc rA ruit an6ranges t en brought a f jw alone Whyf c What1 wksttiy iJie of brlngln tb HiMie You knew welbad plenty of k bacon potatoes beauBiaa Joffee In thj tfJd1dut your raua11y theman trug led out of ttlitq smoke long enough to exclaim jpne reason I got em wife to please treat Septt dpat you eyer g icrked ontfcel to cath of fat m h na coffee woman tIi Of course I do anI like grapefruit tof all kinds of odds an ends to give ne nnappeJtofor the plain substan y r tial things But and a pleasant mis dUevous smile fspread over her soft- er1III8Ih face you an I were rated i ea rat meat cpffoean tots of hickory rrilegeregt drN Ito rIa ttire an fats wore a tstM clearl land he tau edthearthandegtd I E a ekon I was o t Milt pow Yoi Ira rlgtit =things alba different now an theyre a lot bette- iIIIi I r they used to bA 1 t ee what you 4lrivln at mother Yes the teach e rwants to bale Ute platin Uke a kind a er veUsh or kids dish to Keep utappetite for the rest otthe ey ryday Mbool grub I The natural sources ot any country r use limited The only resource that U r vttboftt a limit ta human brains fi I L LJ tii FJ lS- jt A t d tlrtlbrI1 Li yikfatl r I f tfLIfi- r i o d iti1Ii jrt affiJEfofr t- t W P A RESPONSIVE CHORD A i IyNOfANAHLJ r What did he ever see In herT The qwe tlofi fell from the lips of X been Iglrf of tweity fully conscious of the budding beauty of young womanhood and all It cantof power She Jarge 8nt apparently one redeeming feature why sho is positively gawky times The woman addressed an attractive but matron of about 35 turned a criti cal gaze after the figure of the little woman disappearing down the street and a knowing smile curled her lips tat I will tell you she said About five years ago Arthur Smith was engaged to the most beautiful girl in our set you are tpo young to remember aloud just how beautiful she waS from at rate she complexly conquere- dArthurhe help had eyes for no one else when she was near At every tune tion he was her devoted sJaveev ry Wish was anticipated and gratified nothing was too good for herno task too difficult to perform that would add to her comfort and happiness When tho SpanishAmerican war a broke out Ann Reynolds now Mrs Smith had been studying for two men years to boa trained aurae Sho had one supreme gift the gift of tenderness and Nellie in a woman this Is not to bo despised All women do Its not possess It Anns brother and Arthur happened to be Injured about the same time and wero placed on beds side by side in the same southern hos ened pital On account of her training and her brothers illness Ann ReyI nolds volunteered to go as a nurso to this hospital and endeavor to save not only her brothers life but to do what she could to save the lives of others who had become ill in the government service had About this time Arthur had written an appealing letter home or rather had asked that it be written as its he was too ill to do more than ex er press a wish asking that his sweet heart come to him they had been to engaged Just before he left for the south as he feared he had contract ed a dangerous and contagious din ease but usually the ones we love now do not consider such things as this when a life is concerned at least I am generous enough to think that most women would not Well to make a long story short Arthurs sweetheart refused flatly to go to his bedside It afterward came out somehow these things always dothat she feared contracting the fever and thereby marring her beauty When Ann arrived at the hospital and found that the patient in the Jed next to her brother was from thocc same city as she they said she worked untiringly with him night after night with an intensity that probably saved his lifeat least the doctors gave her the credit and won out his with Slowing words of praise 1ten them all When it was all pver however and ie was on the highroad to i health sho succumbed under thefe strain and lay for weeks hovering tWeen life and death During her illness Arthur wrote tness short note to his fiancee releasing hernl from her engagement apd when he re turned home which did not for many weeks afterward he ana pounced his engagement to the littlev woman who had risked a very pren clous and useful life to save that ot- a perfect stranger One of his 1away friends said afterward that in anr nouncing the news to him he hadh made the remark that those weeks in tho hospital had taught the most valuable lesson in his life that Beauty of face and form odren pleasing to tho eye were but fleeting possessions and that as be watched the devoted and selfsacrificing little woman moving from one to the other of tho sufferers giving her service willingly and with a grace and sweet ness that brightened the whole la e bringing hope and sunshine to many homesick and despairing ha had realized that there Was JlomethlngIt nobler and more transcendent beautiful in itie world than 8I physical beauty and orfe which would laft nntU deathrand ht1 finUhe4 liy laying And so I Jpst or JcrlGrather gays jt totb no Kest woman had ever met or eerE- xpect nieet lri thli WoWN The dpearerfinfdhad thV itory bLo tf low koft Tbice and1 tike tiancSd over at the beutihilyoun lid oJpo 1- Itei ha noticed a tear trkkllnj dowa i w ehealK and th sericps IopltA that ti TuDI r rMpoxmlTe c ora her t YT l ng the ti The cuitbnl bt nelliiii the braoften referred to by thoAe itert la curious happenings In IOm81 tath of England it has always been the itlhablt to Inform the bees whenever there tawa death D the family iparr Mcularly when lIsthat of thee muj isa or m t Some one irap the board wj porting th hives andears ourn i ui 41tetiorfnitia ofpe houBe b dead It is thought that If bits duty1 toj neglected the oeea W1W dIe ah Many old servants are forid Aftelling how the bees pine away when ne one thhiks toi give theta Ute sad aaeisagl I II MI r ri Carrlf Imask I never drink coffee with creain1 laltN y111 Waynotf 1 rItalways toiakeJi me bba fck f 1 doat understands I i I was born oathe baa kfWe Mtu ouri river 1Y 1 1 1 1clap pfco eeh s1 let abort cotpr o the eti i 1 I v- if used to sport W wkwi a liwy w V L J 1 1 f1iI It Itr a1illl Ka 1t r rsrl f YtpCltF1 Ytl 3r 1 rp+ jhl TRAMP FIREFIGHTER By IDA ALEXANDiU For a week now the tramp had fighting fire With the other fire fighters Why he had done BO he hardlyaiui M 1m1 wanfUt and the risk was He had been V almost cornered again and Again At In escape had seemed impossible he had raced his way to safety his bllsterodteet and smoker thoalwaysedth fire once again and lay stretched in the shade genuinelytlrweary sincerely sick of it Let the owners fight he said half Later on theyll run me out the shade of the very trees I city to sayp 1 aint gain back The resolution had come suddenly giJsnatohingearned root thebefore his tired eyes closed and but moment before he was rudely awakened Men were pulling at him were shouting in his ear The like r esIntoGot up Bill Get up for Gods sake comln this way Ho sat up at last sulkily and halt awake I dont give aerThe faces of the men were black t and bleeding Jenks an Berts lost said ones TYell I didnt find em said the we trfntip God find them said the other reverently Theyve burned to death He heard the news callously There been so many that tho shock was and quite gone from the tale It was only thewhen enacted before the eye in all grewsome details that it had pow ed b11eget up The others stood ready to go The Stman half turned but paused Bill once more will ye come Its hittin for a place where theres little children little children mind ye without any idee what danger means Bill raised his lank figure till stood an inch above the others IllHe come he said Backward now they turned with the quick step of men who knew that time meant life All trace of listless ness had vanished from Bills face and figure He was tho alert firefighter untiring unafraid All day they fought each with tho and the strength of ten ilt his was night before they acknowledged- that set their efforts had been without avail 4 i Dill threw down his ax and pointed lean finger Some one ought to em Tie said And then as no one spoke Ill go It was trackless way through the and thick underbrush but Bill raced on hurried by the roaring orSs the fire handicapped by his harried by the fear that ho might be in time The people of the village were he clustered around in groups the light that hung like a lIt the sky Therq were no among them The men were battling with the danger that their homes S it fell to to prepare and urge forward the flight It was he who remem in 1bored everythingmeat and drink warm clothes for the wideeyed chil He harnessed and made readyI out everything ydualnt makin a good getaway hecau tloned then gave the word and the heavily laden ta1pmoved off YouI Iconunt the women shrilledl back to him After a bit Youreloaded enough Ill be along fore long I Already the flames were B their spying arks PJ enemy throw caQto to nei wlidsi and ad him Any otHer placecould1a burned- and betin darried tore lc V ddne it But thli leo l1n t aeVei forgdt that n littles shaver as wanted tfaf glvBie hi ple fall atltiI teeLhad tQ dpi ifdtraptp tied cppforfablybackFtthheypi- o M Ita cb Yr e r t e mile all hadbwinc pui ioUtfi with k heat Y twould faa i reads bid mother klaoV 1 VI i t Hlatoryof hii GUM Since the introduction of gunpowder as a propeller and the general 118e loll Arara in warfare and hunting there hsi been amore pr ePB iQs sten de- magd for mechanisms thaij f flje sbldlerbr hunter a number o at his command withbut roadi ingand cnablethcm to be rapidly did 1 j charged The first patent for a flre arm Jot tblB description seenwr to have been Issued by the BrlUsh patent ote flce ln 1718 Jo James Ptteklelr jti drtr jten of London for a gun mqijnted a tripes hAVlng a single barrel anda revolving dlrlnder 8trangoly- enoti i bha of Bcffdrth thisl patent appears 1n tTerb 180 yemmlaUiyin a pkteat taken tfUt+ by Jlollla White an Amfcrlcaa Invents or 06 tk iteyprlng pistol t Aapthet ripus clalat of IK patent last r1The mechamam pjErwlta pf lets agalnipt the Tjirk end roUnd 1 Clrl IB nth 4over w kMtIiithe nipjlty ibf 1ttorcfeVtS J Fortln th Gating agt1 tLle l I l LcI An Open Contract n Dyat Had tyotir app wifi dJvet T 1 0 srl i M R Nbantihave I II- i Mane eat1Mlitlw n1r tke l 1rf c1 r Jb1ttlfifrq1 r rl 1 U d45 1n 1qtI w 1q II i I t I oL STATIONERY iT FOR I1 CHRISTMAS f aT 7 view of the growirie demand for box paper we haveI nlargedvery considerably on liner and are now able to you such a variety and textures as h ofI never before been seen in s I tatloPerYmakes IL an ideal = extremelypractical seasPtableWe boxes for gifts which we should to show you These box are not what you would term Christmasy but are elegant in appearance and mod in price Initial paper is a thing whichj are also featuring at present 1 This comes in White only with a beautiful initial twentyfour sheets of paper twentyfour envelopes toIbox and can be furnish with any initial at soc per Bernard Mining CoIn- tOTporaled Drug Department To Build A College Without A Penny The December Arnerican Magazine contains n remarkable ac countbf Ji A Burps a Kentucky mountaineer and fuidest who saw the futility of the life he and neighbors wero leading anti out to found a college He called a meeting of fouidists and liiiose who were present came 1armed They fell in with the however and as 11 result Plan Institute was founded is doing a great work Burns a man of the Lincoln type Following is an extract Burns had not d dollar when began to build his collece Henry Hepsley gave him fifty dollars 1 supposo that way the greatest college donation ever hladeitt America It WAS on aI little piece of land also offered donation that Burns began toJ build his college 1fie began it all alone A blackBmith made him sbme stone itvo kin g tools out of a crowbar IRe quarried and nid the foundations of Onedin Institutes first buildibg all by himself He be tlJ1icame to Soon there were twenty mqn- ihVlriflft 1 lm t t fe pai3Hng heY worked blitK lyand pieti tYinttFI aliiWKhfe Spmetiimev It ietTiQUI in e mou H J JilIIMQj thoughtot recognition with no idea of glorYxQro1 inward Borna Yor eltheJPil I Q atd fQ t- pYqr t x Quntana1 tqthe plh aire boW tgLelepplrun jnpBtlyvlhp eigp lp th haAV pgi urier k9r enchpnd sgmetifneilj Wag I midnight before he l qO A dl klm to deep JButi WM YrX t Id a kbpysdormotitaelfbnlt It fa a p hh8eNre buildipgI jiffei h mftkei Bmall ehpw In a pip pPres 4 TO me 11 tDeemed vtYJ Wonderful sort of edifice wl ep4 Maw it and heard its simple his iD1mthere was a pane y Lbl lstID + t If u i cu1D01 1900 Burns went to fr- hxaoaisville 1 1ilrd1i3 t t d cj rlt 3tf llvtRas an orator conovinci ftmefiJuet a r b Y taik yt f tjie 1 pPIIIJ made to that convention Now itlyyotiWouldnt go to a tiatiJ hlibnbf Baptist ministerstd- i l c i i tfBe jtnonfy t jW tHeJ or PQ 1 ll1i1 tot11Itfi IY r IIiH uaVi + RO N A ffASUd11tYt llt iyli t r tVr4 odJJkotirtliiralrJcd a t i Suit 1S X N vv 6fIj f1ti W rd S Ln 1 il I r C A MORTO4cA o I ii KY tlti xi I I s tre iiit I I m i J 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potand knowing at all times just what sort of plots are wanted by Ihe producers our I 4SALES PAHTMENTJhaf a tremendous dvaptae over agencleS situated in distant cities i EoISONEsend photoplays to them We want more writersand well gladly tea f hyou the secrets of success We are selling photoplaylifitten by people who Uneyer before wrote a 4 line for publicationt j H I Perhaps we can do tile same for you If you can think pt only one good idea every week and write figurem j Timey T vSend ypur name and address at once for free cQPYof our illustrated book rfit MOVING PICTURE PLAY BITING l f tDont hesitate pdnt argue Wrjte now and learn ju3t vh t this new profession may mean for you iJand your future f A u i NATIONAL AUTHORS iMlTUTE1- 543fftoI wayNew York City l I t j t I e 7 t I 1 f i 1 r I Otl6WOJ n160 II d H t a ristmasaI t VfJU n J EDITION i i W Uli i AoI1 J i ry nIT Will be issued on Friday December tt fH1t1 IH to i k I rrjlill contain 20 or more pages4R tiT Sif goodtqtfirls r tIfllNirrfhCi2w iI r ll V fttr I 1 J tmas stories locals and to foreign news illustrate J I 1rrwr4rQ 1H f flVifr handsomet Yr11Ia f 1 Uxt nddr o for advertisersr I iltiir 1 i I + 1f J 1t f1 V The SemiWeekly Bee has approximately 1v Mc4f000 Subscribers andcovers the county rfr 1r Hopkins like a blanket covers the bed TheI 13tah just la I itime for both the St Bernard and the railroacM v i I ccOjlri 4 ri ay days andiii ample time ito catchour pros i t Iw i L r Christmas Xd= i a iI perous shoppers r 1jfS II It i Mr Merehant 01 j 1 K1n i p SG fit Get YQ ur adin this issue jfYQu rantf J J Y JfoI j Al Hoi j i YL yZ t t r f itYyitir flatII 1 I yi r rj i I 7r 0 r Ji1L t i I GJ E3ffFffiYrj1 IILADJES1 U 850 t OUT GLASS 0 IN HANDLED NAP IE Joo 8in bowl 2 00 Water Set Pitcher a id0Glasaes- I j O x Ittiliulof SOLIDGOLD GUFF BUTTONS 175 a pair Solid Gold Baby Rings 50 KRUCKEMEYER GOWN Popular ricc Jewelers 3 3M loSt Evinsvllic ledlaria Bebate H Your FareB4 Listen to the ChlrneBithats the Piace r Write for Catalogue r ill 411 J C fU1ux lOti ii f1 0aJ t 9 T w Conducted by tho National Womans Christian Temperance Union LIQUOR TRAFFIC IS DOOME- I Not believed This Government Can Permanently Endure Half License and Half Prohibition By LILLIAN MN STEVENS In contemplating the prohibition sit uation in our country permit me to adapt a paragraph from a famous clas sic Wo believe that this governmen cannot permanently endure half license and half prohibition Wo do not expect the nation will be destroyed on tilts great question but we do expect It will cease to be divided It will become the one thing or the other either the license advocates will push the liquor traffic further un ill It becomes alike lawful in all of the states and In every locality in our country or the opponents of tho licensed liquor traffic will arrest its further spread and place It where the public mind shall rest In the belle that it Is In tie course of ultimate ex Unction Certainly the Womans Christian Temperance union believes that the liquor tramo lion the way to destruc tion for The voice ofwarning baa gone abroad The time grows ripe for the hour of God in every state the question of what shall be done with the liquor traffic is up for consideration In every state moro or less has been done toward the settlement of the question USE ALCOHOL AS STIMULANT Where Seventyfive Years Ago It Av eraged 148 Per Patient Now Costs Three Cents Seventyfive years ago the bill for alcoholic stimulants averaged 148 per patient in the Massachusetts era Hospital In 1911 the averag cost of alcoholic stimulants of alf kinds per patient was less than thre cents In the largest hospitals in the United States Bellevue In New York and Cook County hospital in Chicago On an average the today using only one tenth as much alcohol per patient as they were twentyfiv- years ago In other words whisky wine and beer are falling into disuse aamedicinesThere now four hospitals in t united States which give no alcoholic medicines Their death rates are re markably tow About 400 physicians of the pld school in the United States absolutely refuse to give alcohol and nearly all of the new schools are against its internal use When the allopathic physicians net in their lastnational gathering a motion was alcohol out of the pharmacopela The motion was lost but the hot Discussion It evoked showed which way the wind blows A Suggestion to Housewives To give a fruity flavor to mince meat open a can of fruit with a rich or subacid flavor such as cherries plums ori grapes and drain the juice Intolt It will be better than any wine flavored mince meat you ever ate and will create no appetite for strong drinks This reminds us that one time on the menu of a dining car the only dessert was cottago pudding with wine sauce The W C T U traveler pointed to her white ribbon and said Ill have to go without Whereupon the waiter whispered Its Just cherry Juice lady Just cherry Juice t Shall It Be This Potatoes and salt with a crust of broad For the best little woman the Lord ever made While the rum sellers wife feeds on tur key and wine e Bought with my money Jf so I Incline This shall It be For mine and for maT Tatters and rags for my own little one My fair comely baby my own darling son- Whllo the rumsellers children so warm and well clad On my earnings wrested from my bonny ladThis shall It be For mine and me Did You Know ItWe run the government pay the most liberal pensions of any nation of the world and more of thorn we have a public school system of which we are intensely proud wo have universi ties colleges academies and normal schools all over our broad land we pay in the United States fifteen and sixteen years schooling for twenty five million children And yet the cost government of pensions and of edu cation combined Is but twothirds the amount tour drink bill i Moral l Light No man has a moral right to do that which It tho whole world should follow hs example as some are sure to do will produce more harm thanI good JNeal Dow Father of the Maine prohibition law A Sign of the Times fibs biggest streetcar advertising company in America refsedrorrighteousness sake a 150000 contract for a three years campaign of education by advertising cards in the tars urging the use of beer v y rarI jri f rPf SERVING A SUMMONS By CLARA INEZ DEACONI it was just between twilight and dark that a Jersey now owned by farmer Hollls jumped the field fonco Into the highway and sauntered down the road As Miss Jersey stepped slowly along enjoying tho beauties of the evening on auto was coming up from the di containsD1 t stole upon tho cow unheard and hoist ed her Into the ditch and broke her back k The house ofl farmer Hollis was only eighty rodsawayfc ut there was no going back to notify him of tho accident The Cow was dead and that settled that It has been stated that the animal belonged to farmer sevgratl ter Florence who had petted and cared for it since Its birth It made qulto at difference whose cow It was Next mornip the hired man report ed the tragedy Miss Florence went down the read Biid viewed the body thhousee tially an invalid Well what are you going to do about iU It was an auto I suppose YesJlAnd It may belong to any one of a thousand people t Of co rso1And bo fifty miles away by this timeJust soIWell there you are What can I do about IU I dont see that any thing can be done Well I dot was the vigorous reply from the daughter Half an hour later Miss Florence was on the road with her pony and cart Two miles up the highway was a roadhouse at which nine out of ten autos bound either way might be counted on to stop Tile girl drove up and called for the proprietor to come out An auto about 7 oclock he mused at her query Yes there was one It held two young men It went down the road and must have passed your house theey Well yes no I know that o machineIs Burt Merriam and the other Is Steve Dayton They Vere great hams tweo And this Mr Henfaun where does pleuereOver at Brookdale 1 understand She drove into Glen head and to tfa office of a lawyer and told her story peThe lawyer sold na thought there was a case and added We xnlgftt as well give the you man a chance Ill apply for a e moss and you better drive over and serve ton him H Two days later Mi Florence drov over to BrOokside witk the legal mot After a few Inquiries she 1 cared the house of the father of her victim but only to be told that youag Mr Merriam was not at home and might not b for several days Her father said it would all end smoke and that the rieh akme co trolled the laws but on the third da Miss Florence tarred oat again to serve the sammona Ere was half way to Brookside when she saw auto coming The pony was a littl skittish of them and she gave up th whole of the road and waited Th auto slowed down as It came up but nevertheless the pony chose to per form He was standing on his hind legs and ciklnsr ready to bolt and in her sudden fright the girl had lost th lines and was screaming when a young man leaped from the machine and caught the animal by the head He was dragged several rods before FlorenceranShoulder out of joint I guess he said with a smile Let me see she replied You must go to a doctor as soon as you can What a ninny I was to let Fred act up sol I can manage him now howeverThe plans of mice and men you know I was on my way to see a Mr Hollls on a matter of business Wish this had happened later Business with my father Then you are Miss Hollls YesAnd the young lady who called at my homo Tile same Was it about the cow It was sir I know we killed one but I was rushing my chum to the city to catch a steamer for Europe I only got back three hours ago Dont go off and suo mo Dont have me arrested Dont call me hard names Ill come back in a day or two and settle Tho young man was as good as his word though no better than a one armed man He was only too happy to hand over eighty dollars and he laughed at the summons and said it should be treasured as a souvenir Ho had to call again to see if the pony had recovered from Its scare and a third time to consult Mr Hollis about potato bugs and the fourth time he had the cheek to make no excuse at til Rather Harsh The famous barytone had been gave UltOountrrwasaHow was the tirabre of his voice Well skid the critic it seemed tome to be full of knotholesHarpersW- eekly U Bl fth I irlATMADE ATOWNWAKE UP c a 1 Bowling Greens School GatMrJ ing Beat the Circus I IT ROUSED 016 PfUOEtJ y 1 And Made Citizens Ka- tuckyWiiForgingForwardto ThatKftt Union Her Place i With Other States af Take 1M f A circus can bring a crowd Into si town thaf Will tax the livery stables and side streets out a school fair sad parade Can do the same On Oct 26 Bowling Green was crpwded crowded as tt a show was In town but tbenr was a difference It was a crowd of eager expectant peoplewith eyes look lug far beyond the mere parade Ifwas a crowd that marks the Awakening of a state that had dozed comfortably foe o 1ST LINK OF SCEbOL BOOTS years it was a crowd that unconscious ly was making history r It was not a tean para e passed aa r mdde remarks that were pregnant witk rDlerlookeding children smilid and remarked 8 his neighbor This Is the biggest day Bowling Green ever had Its blgprf andeverythteget Just think of practically every school child in the county in line theIRprincipal streets of the town Think et thesemand banners to compete for the prtow Iaek a OaKogroup a n little in a brand new pair of blue over ells Ev n the subdistrict trustee ag caught the contagipn of enthmiam Land marchldin his lew blue overalls to the hop of the hill on wbtok Normalymarc them went the throng of parents and friends to have a look at the display fot the Boys Corn club of Warre tcounty and the exhibits of tW schoote scboeiewere dfe tract school might have a distinct space for Its handiwork A walk among these booths showed beaten biscuits gardenesewing of 6aa4Y APRONS OAKES AND JELLIESInil kinds drawings paintings colletr v Lions of leaves and Various woods The corn show was splendid but k must be taken up as a separate story In feet the Impression made on your reporter during the whole day ho epeot at Bowling Green was that it was all too big top tine too impressive tee Imndlo properly It Is easy to feet the throb of enthusiasm in a crowd that is surcharged with It but it temafur different matter to put If into cofcJt print Such events make us know Kentucky has roused herselifrom her nap and kt kerleyes necessary as the drowsiness from her eyes to maker heroes ties problems that confront b rchildren clearly then to make setmove fbtward steadily toward tM place that should be iera among hirv suiter states of the Union c 6 m s Na L 4 4 ii ii w ieI Bee t M MOORE AND PUBLISHER ijCDITOR FAWOETT AND BUSINESS MANAGER w Member ot r Kentucky Press Association all JI i Second District Publishers League sBraack Office in Ben Slatons Office Door to Postoftce Madison mile Kentucky Phone No Rugs=MISS AILEEN DAVIS j I Telephone 47FiJay December 6 1912 i I i W MMM jl MMWMwM ANNOUNCEMENTS I We are authorized to announce e Willis Rudd as a candidate fo- riSherlffof Hopkins county subject iQthe action of the Democratic partyWe are authorized to announce 1al1orJlorion of the Democrat Party 2tWe are authorizeddtoannounoo i oass L Walkeraee a candidate for r School Superinlendouj8ubect ton action oflie Democratic pri cwary 11 iV V We are authorized to announce J E Arnnlla a candidate for 1County Court Clerk of Hopkins county subject to the action of theIl M Democratic Prfmaryi i v Over Under By ev crvorft and Underpay j I A dealof evil hat keen wrought Bat not as math arsee stay sayj I By ocettelh and mderthoBght 1 Wilbtr D Nesbit Of course no one doubts that 1President will not permit I name to be used as a candid in 1016 simply because MrE lias BO declared tateI has been authoritively at Boston that Cola l Roosevelt has had enoughand 1willnot be in toe presidential f in The country JSt f wondering if this is sure enough t i true though the Colonel has said ifii80Our readers will do well to read the condensed report of I President Tafts e to I published IR thfiae col o 111mhs It gives a fitafc i siJht in4 Ito some impnrkata activities of tlJ r alto national I yS rnment i i fIi Van able adn1itwtraton vA F XENiE1ANS GIVE BIG SUMS P fr Mayo Camden and Van Sant Contributed to National i Fund gfI OVER MILLIOM DOkLARS SPE TI Washington Dec 4It costI 4f the democratic national commit P teu 1 160440 to carry the elec k tion of Wilson rind Marshall ac I 1 cording to the final statement of 3 V contributions and expenses filer I with the cleric of the house irr today A total of 1 110052 contributions received by the r committee came from 89854 seperatp pontrihutions of which all but 1025 wore in amounts t l less than 1000 fOliarles Ff Onuie of Ohicasio i was the hewviefit contributor v with 10000 Oievelaud H 4 Dxlge was sequel with 85000 sand Herman llidder of New York third 8078 William J Bryan gave 1000 as did w David R Francie former secretary bf the interior J 0 O I Mayo of Paintsville Ky gave r 6000 J M Oamden Ver ail lee Ky 5000 R H Vausaut 1 t l Ashland Kv 15000 e1 Owing to the unqualified success v of The Balkin both in- v London Mild New York local lover of high class amusement will be 5 pleased to learn that this pre enI Dent musical nuoceHR will be seen at llthfTheally and includes most of the original membprs and the famous BalkanflSB Beauty Chornuff k I to Nj rto1 III I u JA 1 II I Ii Advertising Rates Display Lima single AdvertisementsI Reade RnKulutlous and Cards of Thauks Co per line Obituary Poetry Be per line ht reductions oil time contract display advertise ment Also locals that run several months without change Entered at the EarlluJrtont Post Office as f Matter Next i 242 Mgr i J 1MMMMWM 1 and Taft 1010 messe with x 1 large u NNMM MM N M MMMN w NM W DOLLAR VS BULLET Continued from Pane 1 The diplomacy of the present administration has sought to re spond to modern ideas of commercial intnrcourse says Presi dent Taft This policy has been characterized as substituting dollars for bullets His one that appeals alike to idealistic hu manitarian sentiments to the dic totes of sound policy and strat egy and to legitimate commercial aims The President adds that because modern diplomacy is corn mercial there has been a disposition in some quarters to attribute to it none but liiii eriuliati aims Cites List of Achievements 1 How strikingly erroneoaa is such an impression niAy be seen from a study of the results h which the diplomacy of the Unit ed States can be judged1 says the President Mr Taft mentions the arbitration treaties with France and Great Britain which failed of confirmation in the Senate the successful tripartite mediation of the Argentine Republic Bra zil and the United States between Peru and Ecuador the arbitration of the PanamaOtfata Rica boundary put the i ntervera between Haiti and the Dominican Republic on the verge of war the suppression of the Nicaraguan war the Mirth g of internecine strife in HpndurjdLS the adjustment of the celebrated TacnaArica dispute between Po rn and Chile Bad the adjustment f the P PeruviauEcuadoriou boundary issue la consequence of these things says the President there has been a general ceasing of inter Itiatiqnal tension on the West coals of South America He adds that the diplomacy of the United States is active in seeking to assuage the remaining ill feeling between this country and Oolum bin Frond of Work Done in China Taking up some of the details of the years diplomatic work the President refers with expressions of pride to Ohina where the policy of encouraging finan cial investment to enable this country to help itself has had the result of giving new life and practical applications df the op eu door policy The consistent purpose has bean to encourage the use of Ameri can capital in Ohina says the President to promote the reforms to which that country is pledged by treaty with the United States nud flier powers There has been a vigorous assertion also he says of the equal rights of the United States tou voiqa in all questions pertaining to Ohinese loans and developments President Taft mnkis the rli rect charge that rhcs terrible events recorded in Nicaragua re cently the useless toss of life the d vaRtttHJJJ of property the bombardment of the principal cities the killings And the tor tunes and suffering might have beAu averted had the Department Of State through approval of the loan convention by the Senate been permitted to earfy its now well tleveloped pol icy In Central America the aim yra 1has been to help such countries as Nicaragua and Honduras to help themselves saysPresidant Taft Monroe Doctrine tad the Canal While thfv ore tIli m edin thEUl11tedtntes artde The Mpnroe doctrine IS- 1ll1orovHnl in the neighborhood Canal and su should be relieved of the jeopard of heavy foreign debts likely to provoke tureen- tignal complications The financial rehabilitation of these countries by American bankers and the protection of their customshouses from being the prey of would be dictators says the President would remove the menace of foreign creditors and revolutionary disorder 4 Furthermore the United States would profit largely in a busies wuv through the development of the great natural resources of Central America Commending the successful re suits of tho applications of the new neutrality laws to Mexico aud other troubled conntrie the President suggests that means be found in addition to prevent thi professional revolutionists fro making American ports foci for revolutionary intrigue He reiterates his determination to adhere in the case of Mexico policyc of recognition of constituted authority and the exertion of every effcrt to protect American interests Points to Now Export Record Other paragraphs of the mes same point to the increase ofI American domestic exports by 200000000 doting the last yeari making the greatest total everjl known 2200000000 to the agricultural credit system whir he thoroughly or8edto the probable necessity ran amend G ment of the four acttopa mit limitingkilling oi seals to a meeetiug of the arbitrators in Washington next year to adjjo t the pecuniary claims between Great Britain and AmeilcaV p Be otiations with Mexico Jibit the distribution of the watees of th Colorado River in the mpelia Valley section and to the moan cial rehabilitation of Liberia There is merely historical reference to the Chinese revolu tion to theSan Pommgan trou bles the rebellion 10 Cuba and the Balkan war developments It which it in said the UnitedStates is upt envolved The message concludes with an earnest ppenLtn Congress to cooperate with the executive in its efforts tpapplythe old principles of diplomacy which have goy rued the country to the women touo new situations of today when America finds itself at the threshold of her middle age as a nation too mature to continue in its foreign relations those tern porary expedients natural to a people to whom domestic affairb are the sole concern There Isjmoro Catarrh la tblt section of the country than all other dlseSses put togatber andI until tha last few years was supposed to be in cureable For a great many years doctors pronounced it r local disease and prescribed local remedies and by constantly falling tocure with local treatment pronounced It incnreable Scljence has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore rexulres constitutional treatment Palls Catarrh Cure manufactured by F Jr Cheney lie Co Toledo Ohio is tho only constitutional cure on the market It internally in doses from lo drops to a teaspoonJ ful It acts directly on the blood and mocous surface of the systam They ofier bas hundred dollars for any case Jt falls to cure Tend for circulars and testimonials Address F1 CHENEY lie CO Toledo 0 Sotd by Druggists 75 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation Call Meeting of The Pure Gold The Pure Gold class will hale a call meeting at the home of Mrs J Brazeltnnn Monday evoning the purpose of finishing some wor for the Bazaar which will beat the ArmorV Thursday night The your ladies are very much Inthusod and aud quite a hit of good work 16 being turned out which otters opportunity to purchasers who desire anything in this line The proceeds will all o Church for the benefit of the ClirlstaiuI 1 Retails Ancient Glories b How strange to read that eubnia tafire guns to Thermopylae Mui8 teeTimes v- a I l 1yI s t d J r J I th i J J 4 Ii M c NO aiAsoar ro DOUBT A Statement of Facts Backed by aiEfanj Guarantee totoevery case where C n fail wi 3v Iliupply the niHillcino tree cPexall Ordprtlf1I are a peUtloef foctlvu dopeiulntle and sets bowel lOlliChih a quiet easy vay Thoy do not douse any inco Venienoo uriptngor toxso that they may bo taken by anyone at any time They thoroughly tone upi tho whole system to healthy activity Rpaa110rcterllesateuueurppssartte and ideal for the use of 6hildranold folks aud delleate persons Wts oars sinot too highly recommend them to all sufferers from anv farm oft con stlpation and Itsvatt6ndant evite Two sizes Wp and 220 Remembers you pan obtain Rexall Remedies in storesstug Co Incorporated Drag Dbpant went CQ1OILED COLUM1Ia tiny J K XV ANS hnY461it Mr Arthur Mlnuuis who was orushed in the mines last week WM tnkot to Ev BBVlIle for In op wrtioM to be performed upon him His Base hoperoare here from Allensvillo JCy Prof Js W Bell attended the See and Congressional District TftaoJieca j Assooiatioa at MorganfUldu ICy November Sooth Hers 911ta a nice sesslou Revs Gordon and Evan weBe hb HopRJngville Nov 28th attoudlait I the esfiftutive board meeting etiMxM District Association There will be preaohingata fehdA i M E Z church soot nl bhJweek QaarerJy meeun neD dog AH leaders pleaaenbfegGepXttl to make full report JiUvT H MerrlweaJbeohofcMiMiU BoavUle will preach ati3jj m Sa e arecordlufnwltefiI kr the stewards assisted bit the ladled tot the A1li E churofaTJDecvIStfe 1lfpgi f Wakeeny Kansastatta6are 3gepead the winter Mrs Rattle Petr vsba baAbee n iery etch for sevota 14 ek8Jla Imp proitJgslowly Mr Jonas dralglaeos 4ped IH bedt oil oecount bf illnasa e1tev J Rv caits ftplshed blI baptizinttonlatiLStkpdapWork ghuroitt- progreastng u niasly J I Mr Sam Springfield is still A tIaugiitervJlla rbersho fit aUan ant upon the bedside of hla fat Who is very ill heka t day school December 2Jpt Mrs Eranoj8 Collins manager Mrs QrifJln HJirt hftR zMttrned from Hapkinavlte ills Ruih Hlues whoifc attend Cblagsat spentThanksglYlnbr U mefolkp Xnias tree by bJiti mOIl Baptist Sunday school December 2h Mist Deborah Couch of our pub Ho school faculty Bvnt Thanks giving with her pacutttu in Slaugh tervllle Miss Bethel Davis spent tho wee- cadwlthlriendaiahtadlsonvllled BOnalllvetted 4 Bell last week Mr William KJUolnow who is afeeit for the Semiweekly Bee will be glad to show the splendid pram I urns which ha18 giving away with the paper QaUon him Bubscrfbe the paper and secure an Xmas present for your friend Combine price of paper and premium 260 Miss Ora Lee spent ThbnksgivlnB Boouvllle Tnd For any Itchiness of the skin for skin rashes chap plmplesf etc try Doans Ointment joe at all drug stcros Will Send Party To The Inauguration Tie Evansville Oourier wit send a party of twenty school boys and kids to the inaugura tion of President Wilson includ chaperonesk daysQfringtanaud all expences will be paid by The Oourierj Ten of the boys or girls are to be taken from Evansville and one each from uois Kentucky Posey coun ty Gibson county Wurrick ounty Spencer county Pike or Duboiscounty ciaoitest7 p H j x t I i Ir I Special Displayt I DAYS M I I II UNLY- t I I zW t f j x I We haiw psfe received a- very s- I large assortment of allft kinds of fancy work consist iI v tGI ing of TTafele Searfe Runners r f Fancy Covers Piano Covers 0iF M andlBkttihg Bergs ofall kinds 1Alj I I These good are on 3 days 1V approval aad we will have Irp + these 0ra display Saturday I I I ifi Monday arid Tuesday I I uO llrI1 Now is yOU time to J Y t VAsi make ycMor sd firrI I Christmas II 1 f tlisr Baines 5 Cowand I 1 I 4 X t 7Company if6 fif t Intll aripfpnaMd if f Eaclingtnl1 Kentucky I i f ltmB OHIQIT1lRI fIZ ntyDiJRabWtt Seareittlta 1Mb 1State Claims ifOUHQ Cleveland De e 4 The twenty day rabbit hontrnx season in Ohio which began lfttY 16 and e dstodaj has vast nine lives Ip addition- r thlrlythree have been wounded Jk large proportion of these have laaa an eye an aria a hand or R leg Jn the many accidents NewYprKtttt Writs NeWi Atillt + WaehUagton Dec anociesong entitled Qiorjous Laved of Liberty words and music by Kurt PHlVekorn of IYew Ynrk City a cnnstUuent oC RopreBoiuatUe John J EJUxerald was presented to President Taft today by the New Yoob Congressman Mr JFitzgerald said the aittho desired the PreaU daut to iasuu an xacuttlve order nationalkof th hlltad Status lofts tllepubeaat public functions psovidod of cooCHe Mil Taft liked the sung I think a matter of this linpor tance should tint be settled by me on the ovoot my departure from the White House sold the President I shall therefore keep the song until March 4 and then give it to Mr Willson for his decision The acme of excellence is musical comedy has hose reached according to the critics and Now York and London public InI the Balkan Princess which Is due Wednesday Dec 11 at tho Ganfck theatre Julia Glflord Harry Llowally- ni 1 Danq anti many other mom orllualcompanyabouldi The advance sale of Cleats opens Monday VuzzllAg thatwasoountrvfasked the old fofeyl Yes sir11 replied Ute butcher Genuine country sausage sir Why do you ask1 My wife found a street oar trans fee in It said the oldfo yCland I waa wondorinor how it otthereo Cnplunatl Enquirer IIHahdBomQ Bras desk Sets fromr Q to 500 8Uk Book Store Madlsonyfle Fr i L f 1- t I r JfJ LI c fJ kM 1 111 jj Ji S JlIBro1nD PACIFIC RLILWA1- willlHiwa Thi5t1qDca The Neothnrn Pacific Railway Co onIhurertatstDee1Qtti w meuBS aatur l advantages oX the country through which thJU road peopleliogruceKet totau J DudJ6thisAIteaeheift DourJ forges the dater lullI I A nloo line ot cut glass abtho right pllo attSisk Book Storo Mnd1atOnvUle JI1f FACTl 1AiLocal dencarr I i k ri I i AJ Evidence that can be ill hJji+ i k Foot is what wg watij I i Opinion is not enough r I 1 Opinions dlfter SHeres ajiEarlington fact You can test it Mrs fAollle Clements jEarllujjton r Ky says 4 was in such great pain from kidney trouble that I had to scream aloud The pains seemed more than I could endure After every doctor in this locality had DoanliKidneyfor me I did not know what caus ed my kidney troubo My back wlp so sore and lame that I had to cats h Mylimbs I came afleoted I wan also nervous and di 5ty and my head ached near ly all the time Ono day a relative called on me and asked me if I had 3 ever tried Doans Kidney Pills s She said thatif three boxes of Doans t a Kidney Pills did not do any good she would pay for them and mats 1 tel so persistently that at last I got i sore They made me tool tnuoh better In every we7 I believe that j they saved my Ufa I am now eil n 4 iheFpyaale by all dealers Price 60 t i a router FpsterMiiburn Co l New York sole agents for theiUnited hatestFAr x r- t41 tl tAk 1 otherf ri1 0 a p t a 1 5 t whs rLio c For Young And OW Just ItEftFnpd- isappoiutuieufs II M Make Your Selections Early f Sow before tho rush and hurry of tho last you J p Y time to do It rluht With our big varied stock of Holiday gfftss to from you will have no trouble to isrGet Just 7That YOUVarttI Our Prices Will Please You+ I Hollinger Truempy Jewes 1 oars II The t e well man who whispers down a I About thb things hthal to sell Will never reap a crop of dollars like he who climbs a tree and If hollers II News of the Town lOOpleee Dinner Set m white andI st gold 2000 up at TV e SISKQ BOOK STORE Ed Phillips Is In Nashville Tenn buying holliday candy Tile doll booth will bo a special feature at the Christmas Bazaar Dectif pieces of Sterling Silver in dividual sets In all the popular patterns at BISKS BOOK STORE Jiadlsonvllle Kysa The Ladles Aid and C W B5 M of tie Christian Church will give a Christmas Bazaar at the Armory on Thursday Dec 12 S fMllteranae was In Nortonvillo 7 ThursdY roo WFOR SALEO noMorris Air tight Seater in good condition If H L BRAMWELL f Mrs Jenulo E Moore Is visiting for a few days with Mrs J W Long and other friends at Mad isonvillo- r I have most everything you nee in the way of harness farmRear stoves etc r A J BENNETT paintsrrd s and sizes at SIBKS BOOK STORE 4 Madiaonville Ky EvansSY went to Henderson today to Httond the home talent operatic production and will be guests of friends at ner this evening at thu eountr club Wanted 2 good MiliclujrH fur E tr llutuu gootl money to right party apply at Bee office J lifeSaver In a letter from Branch land W Va Mrs Eliza beth Chapman says I suffered from womanly yearsAllty did me no good I took Cardui and now I am en tirely well I feel like a new woman Cardui saved myJifelAll who suffer eSwF rkeCARDUI l The Womans Tonic 50 years of proof have convinced those who tested it that Cardui quickly ref t I lieves aches and pains due to womanly weakness and t helps nature to build up weak women to health and strength Thousands of women have found Cardul- i r to be a real saver I r h Why not test it for your case Take Cardui today I I Ii- k l the eery thing stilted to each member of filet household No I w kh day cati take choose from Odd life J sorts of fancy articles suitable fAll sites for tho most fas will be found at the Christ mas Bazaar Dee 12 A full line of book tor all ages at Sisk Book Store Madlsonvills Ky A splendid lunch will be served by the Ladies at l2 and 6 oclock at the Armory Dec 12 A nice line of decorated oil lamps Sisk BookStore yIa message Thursday ot the death of her mother at Memphis Tenn Mrs Robinson and children loft Imaied ybyYou will find a full hue of Paris- Ian Ivory for the holidays at Storer Kv Buy your Xmas cood early before they are puked over w + have the best line in town The oreoCONVICT DfFIISJL DG 1 DECLINES TO TESTIFY V- Court Is Powerless Evtii Jo Addo Twenty Y tar Swlencfl4e Ob durate Prisoner Sacramento Dec 8 You ar in contempt of court Superior Judge Hughes exclamcd today to a witness named Jordan rSuppose outwhat are you going to do about it coolly re plied the Witness who was a convict brought from Folsom prison to testify regardiufi a stabbing affair within the prison If boa can add auvtti mv tveuty years go to itlie ad dellw I Itoytrialeven withholding his own given name rind sneering nb his questioners the cnurttvus help less and ui the end he was al lowed to go back to prison Cheapest accident insurance Dr Tddmat Ec lectic Oil For burns scalds cuts and e merges cies All druggists sell It25c and joo 1 i I 1 Begin Wolf Finish every day and be done with It You have done what you could Some blunders and absurdities no doubt crept in forget them as soon as you can Tomorrow is a new day begin It well and serenely and with too high a spirit tb be cumbered with your old nonsense This day Is all that Is good and fair It Is too dear with Its hopes and invitations to waste a moment on tho yesterdays Emerson Shriners Elect Officers and Choose Repre sentative Annual election of officers was held last night by Bizpah Temple Nobles of the Mystic Shrine at Madison vllle The meeting was attended by a large EarllnKton delegation Hen ry P Barrett of Henderson was chosen bv the Shriners as their II lustriouH Potentate for the ensuing year bolus placed in nomliiption by E L Wise who was himself iu line or that office Mr Wise was elect ed to the second office In thee body and all others in Wije move up Henry P Barrett aud H H Hole man were electcr as representative to the Imperial Council to be held 1 at Dallas Texas next April The success of the Shrine for the year lust closing under the ad ministry lion of Geo p Atkinsoii as potenItate was the ot of eulo 1tholrrseit 1 r W- Zr T 4 i Church Notes iwai I Chrlitlan CHurch Tlio attendance alBibleN School last Sunday was 103 Phil Earllng ton school as shown by tho Bulltln 1 IH ranking with thee best school In1 the ftate In attendance and Qtfer rig Prof HOiny Smith delivered a splendid address In the interest o the Anti Saloon League at the even- Ing service The ladles of the Aid undor th leadeaship of Mrs W R Ooyle an working vigorously for their annual Christmas Shop and dinner which they wilt give at the- Armery on Thursday December 12th fheyex pent to have a larger and varte assortment of articles on sale suita bla for the season Mrs Brazeltons class of young ladies will have charge of the doll booth which they are planning to make very attrac tlve The Womens Missionary Soolet hold its monthly meeting at th Church WadtiHsday afternoon t with Mrs S W McGary as leader Despite the inclemency of the weather there was a splendid at tend nce and the mooting was a very Instructive one Mesdames W B Long W W Wright H J Braze 1 ton Ed Rule and Elgin Slsk war hostesses and served cake ap coffee after the meeting MTbe Interest of the church lust stow is centeded m tile service for next Sunday night when Mrs Wm Black of Louisville will deliver a special address In the interest of the Womens work Mrs Black is a speaker of national repute having participated in the Rallies from coast to coast and from lakes to Gulf celebrating the Jubilee of Women and Missions Her address es were then received with enthusi asm because of their brilliancy an feryar An ppportunlty hear th gifjed poq wlllupt be jnlssed py Earlington people The ladies of Oho Missionary Sooty e will meet at Mrs M B Long promptlv at 716 and go In a bodyto the church sitting together dunta- theeervlce 1 HE ChutciIoBth Snjiavgsliopl at980a jeauhiugoerviceaSunday mo ling at 11 oclock and evening at T80 Alii not affiliated with other sbhools ire urged toatteiid t Prater meeting Wednesday t evtij pirig at 780 It is thp dutc churchIj tu attend every service pOJllili le Regular SbrvlcesrWlil pp conduc ted at the M E church South next Sabbath v s i The pubjlo Is ipostcordially invi ted tciattend all services I t I ij Julia Gifford noted English Prima Donna who will sine herI original role in the musical sue roan The Bclkan Princess a- The Gafrick Theatre Midison ille Kyj Wednesday Dee 1 rBuy your XriiaR goods early jefore they are picked over we lave the best lino in towti The Earl in gton Hardware Store 1 S o Q- fJ 1ovanJIlUJTILJ 0 PHONE COMPANY Has Plan to Pension Employees A Fund of 10000000 Set Apart I rJA fund qfe ityOOOOOO i hits been sEt bythe Oumber lied Telephofle Company for p usionatk benefits null life inauranae to pn into effect Jan uhry tho first 19l8 for the bent sift of their 176000 employees This vast sum wiUbo made Rood from year to year by an partITelephone Telegraph Go nhd associated conipanfe t heW estcm Union WesternI760 telephone employees in the S uth will be directly lv this pion- Officials and employees of anthuitte d it as another progressive step for the furtherance of the inter ests of telephone employees s which will result in g even closer the cordialrelation now existing thousiintids The plan for the distribution of this fund has been character ized as the most liberal comprc h nsive and idealever inaugura tee President T N Vail has provided combined benefits fehsuperannuation sickness scot dent and death for an industrial army twice as large as the stand StatenI1 hpcr September The busIneBs of the railways for September while showing a conpd ofSelStenthe rate of increaee set by the 1e cordbreaklnqmonth ofAugust The total net operating revenue of 90 per cent of the steam railways Increas- et 8D6B40 for September while June18865rg reyenne was at the rate or2lpertails fur the month or a the rate of 7pente per tails of line Trhe total pperaiingrevenuess per Inoreasefd expenses operatingrevenue The forgoing statistics are tram SorosofRatlwapu ports of the railways to the Interstate Commerce Commiselonrspecial committee hSVing headquarters InChioago re thFederalincrease lu the number of employee A raptenbstitutton it d equipment will if enaoted pjiice the railways under an ex pense of approximately per annum for tho former and total expense of 1632746000 fur the compulsionthe + e years have Increased helr wteel equlpmen 760 per cent and thwir JHHcelltWhere lilosestidrd The necropolls of Hellopolls the In tellectual center of Egypt for more than four thousand years has been discovered by Danlnos Pasha Hell opolls also Is known as the town where Moses received tho sacerdotal precedeqd Journey out of Egypt Tho necropolis is situated In the desert a little more than three miles to the east of tho Matarleh obelisk There are many burial pits cut out of the rock lu the last spurs of the Arabian range Those which have been excavated by Danl nos Pasha wero from 65 to 220 feet deep They wore filled to the top with sand and contained embalmed hu man bodies and the skeletons of sacred animals and birds Undamaged Ibis eggs were found Work of Art Damaged Vandals have damaged the Ijrduze statue of Parragut by SatntGaudenlI In Madison square New breaking off tho sword strVps statue is regarded as One oC theauul tors finest works and the parts stolen though small will bo difficult to r placeItPoleonue Metals In Foods Investigation by DrI Carlo Formentl of MUlan has dealtIpoisonous metals In food jplies Most metal salts ors poisonous and are liable to occur In acid food and drinks from chemidal action o containing vessels Lemonade an other add drinks so popular In Arn- ecaaadI Sven carbonated waters ote coatftip teal v JIJ I fillblc r r IVHY MftBEL LOST HIM By BLANCHE HARPER Ill leave it to you said the young man with the receding chin to his intend with the fuzzy bat whether It was my fault or not It was Just bad luck Im hoodooed thats what I thought you were asked over to visit Mabols family at their place In the Country objected his friend with the fuzzy hat I was admitted the young ma with the receding chin Arid I it to you If that wasnt encourage ment When a girls family lots her Invite a man for a weekend doesnt It lock as though everything was all right And If the girl didnt want you couldnt she sidestep the Invitation whendquestion before accepting A manl citffthand you know Girls are so frightfully keen those days and whfl Mabel never seemed so you never ca Still I hate always liked MabelI dpretty welland you know whore her dad stands bos got so much money that they use It for kindling So I made up my mind that I might do lots worse Besides I hated to dis heritGee said the man wlth the fuzz hat in admiring tones I tike to ae a man with courage I I was a little surprised satdth chisn got that about six other fellows had been Invited and among them that Rollson cha that particularly obnoxious fello who neve notlcos anybody you know3 I resolved to show him a few things So I got Mabel to myself the Very first day Sho had the garden hose turned on her pet flower bed and I rushed out to help her She In slstedthat she preferred to water the herself but I simply took those e away from her and naturally she had to stay and watch mo use it ttried to lead up gradually to what I had In mind but she didnt seem to realize the situation and always ran me off the track Finally I turned to far in desperation and throwing out iny hands said =What breathlessly Inquired his Wend f I1Well whatever I said was com le ely lost in tho subsequent excite lanai admitted the young man with the rece Ungchln When I threw aut my hands 1 dropped tho hose naturally and she nozzle struck ona tone at such an angle that tho full orce of the stream hit Mabel in the taco and drenched her I didnt see her again till evening jut of course neither did Rollso Naturally I sought her out to apolo gize She had Just taken a chair un for the moonvlne at one end of the porch and h1 in a rather dls upindthe line expected some one else youhQWUpont tryshe said But I kept an for an hour Whenever anyone else walked toward the corner I preventtheturbed Finally she rose and so did tookhersoftly she let out a shriek that broughtt every one running My foot My toot she walled You brought your great heavy bee down on my toot and nearly killed me Then that Rollson chap pushed In ahead of me and half carried her to a chair It was most annoying But defeataa The next day all of us went for walk but despite my efforts Icool not get a word with Mabel I her shyness A girl can always fe a proposal In the air and It Is natural for her to throw obstacles In tho way It only proves her intore Finally I circled around and reache- a stile ahead of the rest I planned to be there when Mabel arrived and help her over before Rollson could climb the fence and do it himself It worked beautifully only as I bobbed up smiling and lifting my hat I ran plump Into a tornets nest In sassafras bush back of moand dont know who helped Mabel over that stile Every one seemed to think It my fault that Mabel was stung by several of the little beasts too I mado up my mind that I would have to write my proposal and send to her But Just before I left he for home I accidently overheard Mabel and her lather talking Good gracious Mabel told him Dont blame me If he has kept out of all your bridge games I I told you ho could play bridge when you wantss- omee ono to fill out your table but didnt guarantee to chain him into chair Havent I endured enough i my constant maneuvers to escape hi attempts to propose to me Ive been nearly drowned and poisoned by emasheaMr Rollsorf rowdy to slay him atand sight Go away papa and dont add to my troubles Now I leave It to you If I didnt servo Mabel right Just to let matters drop and not writs that proposal You did agreed tho friend with the fuzzy hat Chicago Daily News A Local Product Too quadof haberdasherr baelaeene dont eyen know how pig iron is quoted this morning s J 0ni i 8c 1 I j I BREAKING TilE NEWS By ALLIE BROOK Papa began Bobbie Oiio evening after dinner It ninkos it lot poi differ ends whether yokJlko a person or Ic- i not doesnt It1 Bobbles father laid down the eves a- Wing paper and looked at his icon Grit dally What has little Miss Kelly been doing now ho asked Bobble screwed up his ace Mists Inbet over to school would Sheaisnt Kelly and she dont ever booShe aint In my room anymore and Im glad Gee shes the sting est thngl If she gives the fellers a bite of her apple you can know theres something the matter with it There int nobody likes her lesn its Billy I understood that she was a very bright girl Bright Well maybe Bobble said grudgingly I dunno Butt honest aboutn t than books r I thought that was your ppia tIWell its so Bobble declared Mamma doesntwant me to be sit t ting studying till oven every nlghtY I shd say not Does Mamlo Kelly study that hard r I erWell no acknowledged DobbieI workssqand she doesnt mind sticking around the house They telribly hard in her room Billy says he nearly killed i DIe Billy In her room nowsYes theres lots of iellerjjln her room Theyve got a teacher dontoslike She dresses in realty gowns dont think they ought to wear gowns to school i You dont Well may Talk If yo c IJ prefer bloomers I dont know as its bloomers Bohr ble said thoughtfully But anyhow I dont like party dresses at schooL Then shes awful strict You dassnt smile hardly lesn she Comes down OK = you like a bammerJmmybe says she scares him almost into a fit and one day she sent him home So Jimmys In Mamies room toot Sure gobble s unMaUrIts1an awful room this year I hear tho teacher saying it was most too bIg to handle Geebut theres sores swell fellers in my room You know that Pete Harding Well hes then and hes one of the biggest fellers OB Aunt Marys street We had a lot of fun with him yesterday He wan showing us some circus stunts he sees saw last Some class to hU all righttinWhat is your teacher like Q Oh shes all right Bobbie saltcarelessly I knew her before aud she certainly Is fine diflatel errlalt says shes awful glad toget away inns her but everybody knows what Ma pobodylikesgoes over there a lot J Is Susie Herrick In Mamie Kelly room tJtWe leryes But I dont W Heve anybody coufdllke that ieaeb er She was awful cross to NeIHet Foster and I Just tell you that Itwasnt fair She got sore at Nelll for whisperingthat was aUthere was to it You cant breathe in that rooms That teacher thinks books Is every I thing She does around with a book under her arm suet ens iske 1fk lit Gee I wouldnt be a teacher tor1iAIfarm v Qr What room is Nellie Foster Inr 1 Not In Mamie Kellys roomy Theretalntanybodyd stay fn herrbom Ifsher could get out Id rather be in tiestr kindergarten alone than In a room with Mamie Kelly I upddolefully tdShes awful smart But what oak you do with a teacher like that A person couldnt admire Mamie Kelly and Nellie Foster too Tie new Sheda even sentdownperlnff It makes rot awful tired OC course some of the marks was badobut roomWhere WellImy room or r ell you sea I Got sent down too Chicago Dally News Taken Literally W The pariah tea was over and thp create BtobQ up tqsays taw words to dispersedr r rcunloslty of curates in general and then VBat on to say In apparently touching tones Why oven ps I stand before you I have only half a shirt on my Iback few days later the reverend gen containingqa name of one of his fair though alas no longer young parishioners Jit the earliest- opportunity he called upon the lady thanked her for the slit and the to ask what had prompted- the kind action Why she replied you told us the other night that you had only half ashirt to your back t True he answered but the other half was In front gas H- At i the House PartyAShe Saturday nlghtDo you lilyto dance mjri r tf She sympatheticallyTryf s v t trz f Q U u cfa- r LrJLaijW TT rT v 7 7wcvz 1 r o U 1 n4 YrA a- tn 4 h a bw I Mn A + y F 3- Yr5 k a r i i n wp1A p n tI n T l tf dAL w t- t 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p- w 7r r7Crlr tJiIt5j L j r r WtT JE7 flflw COd- y r 7 f rP u r o l orr T i1 Jr- rv J J r S ID1QLSJtOSE i MOTHER EARTH i llmtmnmml1tl Potato Clubs Do I t Ifipr the BAys f ji2 I THEiMOVEMENTr J+ I1dfeiiiiOeuntyLLeidtWith Its Mfg iiifieentCGAOrleninp Land How Wit jfil4ylGrewElghtyelght Bushe- lefRatataeaonAnefeurth fan Aore QraQuaUyth thinklngtschool peopleh nice iliglntlliig ito Bee ahd understand toxfcomo lanlllimiUco Itself licit Nothing 4ias ihclped wore idn tkltf movement I than tho Ibgyeoornfnndpotrktn clubs + in this and ninny other states Tfte IremenQouB tferowth nOt tho movement dfliducilargclyitonarraitonnl of the r chllUrcus iontbuslasmafid desire TO DO rSO5IE01Hl8G ITHKMSELVES I M iVKUIlE IN AaniBVEMENT e CbltF8 IKHOM IDOKXQ IT YOUR KEIjE iHnllijilcasuro In rtclilcvcmont In the lurHOHt factor In1 liuiiiau life William nnll WiftltcrlTircy live about r lght nlllcs from Ix GlsVUl Ia a splen r did fnrnllngianllardoulng section of efferanu ounty VI eir your reporter A GQOD anises TfJaltctl them on Pnturdoy JJd ofNNo r Bomber ha found them busy storing i second crop jtotntoos lori the winter SUnrkcLf Fr y thOOlfler hrotlicr fsrow onefourth of Iunaro of iwbitocs this e enBoii lie liarveflted clglitytil ht tLuslicla of opleiitlld tubomon the plot i Vlieii ho van asked about the crop I r1t and Its ciiltivnrluu ho nsnid I teN Unit ylclQ tins tome bettor thud Snout of the neighbors around there JOU tee elIityiight bushels on my little piece is the flluuc na iH7 barrel tLenc1re of abiirto 1 dId i6ttic 11 things the notghijors didn ttlobecause 0 lid nil of uiy work Prom tlm three n the gorerntoeuttsentIme Everybody plows inanuro tinder when they itjreak the ground In the wclng but 1 fired my two big wngon londaof Irottcd isiannre for n top drcsnlti oftorimyK utoe were in the grwind i fcfThe folks that catneovcr Ihore salt jam Ay potatoes were darker jrrocn than li fM11SIJtlOrIoQdfaM i liitfgttty henry nn flne I sreHt ovortthe hatch UireQUuica wltha foartoan itooth tl1f r I J l 1 r LIAII1ti 1iiJI tor an I wasARreptitothed- Ah1f 1 eeperWalJ t vqChla i ter t 1 jgave it w Mira Efr a pv th fry 1 fet any wj jwtt be brat w thU year in this fchlnty iltill etre offan largep art hty wRU vfe t d + alter I + r 1 di brQtb ran acre of corn la tits iwfttefetJ ibit ad not been husked wb q yaucicor ondent 8It tuefat rni und l1 v sful worklkdlfhldonet tbie mer and ifce elgKteanlijMi6ck8 jj2 rst66a U oJr he aere gavti promise iVli VW i large yield 1 tytWhtelthei S ix anatverta I8yQ etJ JfijLbHtJ got about hU wstAud ofcorn wd- d to usej some oftiourlokw Bopner my for phaftj acre Qf r e a Mari stand a mighty poor q t In a corn cphtgLNMtztaima ba- l j to teStthe seed so aa to be sure w- es it mynitnd11 0 I sod a lot of manure on t Det re I plohllntrred our big ads p r so Iii s- iwas 1J1t do bore plowlat an jn vatinbs4 beret year but a big windstorm tangled r fb1j I had toMjuitSeariy rdidcuit1te- t z r tt an didit stir I tba t olactideeb rTdtreck for corn makes that a mlgbt r ig pointI Ii lI J 4 IT iiw1 14 L 1 f Ot r 4 4 X2 h AN Ot tinrr jwr By JHCNDCMO tyBOM It had been aarlr 1otIIhk aia4rldl lovers quarrels xmtMy ae but Disk would net whnli Jit ae tar u his part was ooscanwd Qf bourse Eloise been tooK b 5a jfelnkiii he woiild toleiiateany eucli tr She was heartless and dM mot care and he had been well within 3hi right In leaving 8e he hpil Jut whether bebad IKH jrlgirt foolish aovaa racy loaelr 4wv Cat tie raneBing has 4U olmniMi t h1 are ot umpentje1I + i ehera I that long aoertainghr1 evenj l the head J t 4hto tba jhfart deal not admit tbelOq1ng Today his mint had drifted toad to her more than ever before Perhap this was because It was hla birth diy He pullet hlmselt together with ra Jerk and pushed hla fcorw Into agat banished all nhanp thoughfor the time That evening tke lonely thoughts came trooping back AB he lay sprawled on the grass near the ranch house The night WM beautiful just such another as that night had been A great loneliness Nllea him And hi vainly tried not to think of Etolsoot Eloise and her singing Yes she could slDgh admitted grudgingly but she was cold and crueL She did not canso Why should 11 I ought to have morepride and I have he snapped as the thought that settled it She has forgotten mo long agohe added bit terlyThen through the stillness came from the house a few chords that struck him like a blow He knew then so well Then came a voice Elolse he cried leaping to hie feetForgotten you Well If forgottlnt be longing with all your heart Tho words were ringing clear li such a voice as has seldom been heard on land or sea Dick sank to the ground His lop refused to bear him That song was for him sung as she bad sung It for him five years ago I Dicks heart also was pulsing wildly as the song died away and life flooded back into him He sprang up and raced to the house What or whom ho expected to find there he scarcely know What be did find was the ranch family and most of the boys crowded about a most modern singing machine Ho elbowed through themThatthat record ho demanded Lets see that last record Sure said tho rancher reaching back In the cabinet for it Wasnt that groat I hoard her sing in Don vor Monday night and I tried to got several of hor records but this is the only one It seems she has refused to sing any other song for the com too that the latest prlmadonnatsbo ld Dick an old lovo song like that Dick had grabbed the record and on It read Forgotten Soprano Solo by Mlle Eloisa Remcy Ho could al moot have kissed that record Mr Miles he turned to the ranch or hording is pretty slack BOW Cant you spare mo for a few daysI Alph ho called Iyo got to caicl Iho midnight flyer Will you ride Jl with mo and bring back my horse I3ut Dick heard none of the chaffing HlSf ears were ringing with the song All the galloping way to the trans then oh and on to Denver he heard lt There ho found tha the prima donna ttQwhoni America had suddenly bowed UeJkHeo had gone on to San Francis too fUbVi next train took Dick IHe jreached there too late to see hertbeferathp performance but he flat- ttbroughilt entranced while Eloise ut49t ier I in wqaderfu i 1PIaifete jforgbtteir 11mt Wt4i- me tWhertlttlie Z4 eth y- awdtbeolbad J f teR4 tJITlkwhat QUIIIKIOSIIoo teoitloe beer aeich a 1esg I tr- illsrIbirk i I J I 1 r tJi titt k1 y fiieU1k pie aal rJ Ii J rn e- u1Ntl 26 iWI ailfit M tMSr j ii iJ I ll I ITTI7 I HLI t nti iaI1 4 Nig lttI ti 7ilamight ksar ijart ati es rido lwr- the oId days 4M k a sb ed J Ta lm4 1 r to II i 1 1JI Jii taiisla fi 4t Uie ope wm ria a p1tklil 1 fiaoat r ti tba rat new meed Wd joot I yee u tLeVe- T7r1 aeafotbyLft leaves are hmllar t- 9t d 1tlili ktftl- oworsm f a Its seed pear rived th ietieat fIOII8udtatbrowa- t seeds Whett to broken off m IUe milky Woe U1I4etI This ia Tiutilww uu w iuxuiiaat weld fag now Mi tiC T Pk ia rarn u a yaloabie food staple and nakM ors of the me t de Icious ofv UblM It tastes almort- xaqtjy like iiiparaiM and II socked ItkuIISJydvlMo eel UR I i I Q j ii 3 l t jli f 1 t df 1 1t n 1 v1 I I pnDZpFwCTNWm f+ tWllr W T 1rrBa- llet in the big musical success The Balkan Princess which comes to the Q9rrickXfrestre Madisonville Ky W dYnesday December u rb0 i 1 Good felfowj Everywhere r btu the December American Magazine appears an account of u campaign carried on last OhriBfcthHS in Chicago hlsalted in phristmaB presents for twenty thousand children whd otherwisewould not have been remembered Twelve thousand men were in the street with bundles December ffa and 2Sth- in response tot1a following letter which was published or the front puke of the OKicago Tri bune i1 1JUTo The Good Fellows of Ohi saga Last Ohristmas and New Yeas eve you and I went out for u good time and spent front ten to two hundred dollars Last Ohristmas morniug over live thousand children awoke to at empty stockingthe bitter pain of disappointment that Suits Ulaus had forgotten them Per haps it wasnt our fault WI had provided for our own we had a so reflected iti It passing way on those less fortuuate thaji our owulbut they seemed fur off and we didnt know where to fiid them perhaps in the hundred and one things we had to do some of us didnt think of Miat heartsorrow of the chili overtheetrlpty stocking Now old man hens a chance il have tried it for the last five years Just send your name iind address to the Tribune addrees Santa Olausstate about how aaoycljildren you are willing to jjMpteot against grief over that eff ptfln fito6kipg enclose a- twaeentetatbpyandyou wllb famished with the names ad fires es lee 1abd ofthntl matiy4 hHd nrldit ft 1P to yofi YasudQ he tesf Select yiur 16r Benntij spendtifty centsor ifty d liars sent ort4e pqr gif tp tegilcti4ld rtii onChciteia ev ti + QtCslp d- adbni d trire thanllyou wwa iJt tbJ Aq rlflpflrYtletwilh J fiil r Ly F9gllladt p- tkrxeeptthe t ybl- lka6ellki drlsn childfro goi i flhu Y I 11 dlJS1 oir ad og t i t EIB JIltiut tir I t + OUREDJI11 ilvt r Bill fltar Iwlu 1 i- ovllaYoi iriAt3aM Kf BCZKMA WHOSB DAYS ARK MISERABLE WHOSE NIGHTS ARE MADE SLEEPLESS BY THEIRR1nIJC11TOU1 TREATMENT WHICH HAS CURED HUNDREDS WHICH I BELIEVE WILL CURl YOU WILL SEND IlFBKEPOSTAGEAI TROUT ANY OBLIOATIOH 0N- OU DiM T JUST WRITE MEA BETTER OR J YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS ON A POSTAL OARDJ WILL SEND TIIE- TREATMENTREE OF COST TO YOU aaiOXaCLDl WMala StFtWarneIa4 0 1 f f Iii ctx J 4 y 11butcago iv Perhtpqitatvuty fivecent doll oralen celittjntoy wouldbt mean much to the children you know but tl fie child who would find them Iti the otherwise enply8trickinitlieynj6au mudh =the difTereticb between utter disappointment Ifvd the joy that Sinta Olause fhrget them Hire iswhere yotv HUd I come in Thechiiriiable orKani z itious attendtothe bread stud meat the lotht8the necessities You and the rest of the good fel lows furnish the toys the nuts the candies the childs real Uhristmas Good Fellow L An amusing scene in the big musical succes The Balkan Princess which Win be at The GarritK theatre iiij i t i II M 11 ojftf Hti lneplratlonrh Percollum of the BrH9iMYtlaurtyotr pare not pnl eeat vet work but y lifelo In- iP I lush know y iciil98f S 1 metm thbztri H 3 fm 11IEIe i niy grammar litotI t vw bIa Trror t ipEkenct1KeQtelirby ft mal dies no time- rho JdJJo Ip itair ng heDest- nie CJountleBB tHouWiidB uddi this t6b Dr Kingssrhakt rv y 1 bP nd has kept him from three or four owes I wrIteflAWr85 George V W Bav Bonville Vta an onWqajn8 colds ajnd h n v oun its equa- lEqucad r J t f bronohial aflqe s M t Dd 19 At bbl dfug tats i a- Wdrtlftn l ii id flu ra1ti If a woma demand vottwj es andupolltleal cqdallty witke1Uaa among the Shakers an e dor and elder are fequa1po d lgthe QuakersIt must not be refused It IB verY cheap wit that finds it so droll that woman should vote Ralpa Waldo t JImersOng If e ry v 1 y 4 When the hands chap badly and tipsveryLARDS SNOW LINIMENT puts an end to the misery Oneortwo tndrestorestlon Prloe 2Bo 5Bci and 100 bottle Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drag Department r 1jL 1 p I a Ij i 111 0 r r THE HIGH COST OF LIVINGN t I 5 Can you rcachit Arc you figuring on more moneyIf 80 ttheI G Scan help you get it a It an X before the course IlV1ark and Do it navy i ADVERTISING of LETTERING AND SiNGNSI AGIUCULTURE ARCHITECTURESf AUTQ RUNNING LAW BOOKKUEP1NG 1 STENOdRAPHERi MECHANICAL ENGINEERING f LANGUAGES C if t DRAWING r w ti i 1 FORMAN f J M New Times New old fertilizer formulas are giving way to the new At every farmers meeting ont subject should be the fertilizer formula that will furnish a balanced ration to the crop and keep up the fertility i of the soil To do this the fertilizer should contain at least as Phosphoric Acid Our note book has condensed facts essential farmers meetings and plenty of space to record the new things that you hear Let us send one you before your Institute meets A supply of these is furnished to every institute held in several states i We will be glad to send a supply delivered free charge to every Institute Grange 1 or Farmers Club Officer on request It contains no advertising German Kali Inc 42 1 Vw oc1 6lFb Qkap WWw BIlk BUr New P a li fi Hfr nmufc Jr Ii t f 0 1 4 The Love Letters of ai begin in the November Issue a series WEofreal Joveletters written over tfiity- years by one of our n heroes to hiv sweetheart Curing the period of 6ztop5 This t villjo down to posterity as1 having acconlplisbedone of the most brilliant feats arms of thewoldi HP wasas great a v F61le was a general therefore these etters Imj ine 9UT thehtlC history and exquisite rdhtanc They l otlndln noOth erworkof I 11C1VILENGINEERINGr CIVtLSERViCE rIIN ALL ITS BRANCHES MINING ENGINEERING MINING t AIINESUPBRTENDANT J PEDAGOGY IIfThings- The m- uchPOTASHas in to est of Works Broadway NewYorkf Olean Pratt n Confederate General J1AtpJhaq NovIJ ELECTRICALENdINEERINGLNGLISHBRANCHES s na d cads it is c ttis 1onlar e lt Ie lstqrJ it istlYou simply cant afford inJpthis wonderful ser inside 4itfeMf the Civil War no published for the first tis4ca ttlgaU- t eJe5 lofiaOOf1tem raryihappeningt letteltiWiMgripybyhard 1a 1r arid1hold kr i f om Grstto tp l t QPMt dlt s wbeoreHtt tbrg itt Hrt 111 f T Pitq-I iI i RI tljrl1 eWceii l wSt s t1 r t t v fJrrrI 15 Ce ta slreprPl1r ff QtDe lei ilYeI Jin Encloee 5 f pkasG 1Vh sio ooorn zw1 iah Pfraaes u Aa2nltNov o Yd lrriV M t tMft s I j J HE PICTORIAL J 1tM CO- ry 22Wt3tthSf1 11Yrle hY- r n 1 = I f lJa I e I t n BrM rATXXNN- DERTAKEn t J t Fu oral Director inl1 Lic Bid Embafmir IArieiwer al oa1r1 JBfyY f 1ittrHEX DOQRTO FASTRFiq1 t d 1 ct N 11RI1 2I t i e a dlllti in asjflt24I r el 11 1 t 11O aKENTUCKY1- CS y p 1 It 8 Z1 l x I Jjs nr I n r C7 t v a aL 5 r R++Myraa ggggB gc mj mEs 0Iv t0t L I0 Some Extra Specials OneThird Off i adios Purses We have received Fifty ladies pur atyRL3a a IiV 0 i f at- f Ribbon Values 1 Table of 15c ribbons including in the lot some 6080 and 100 widths yardtChristmas Goods at ricesThe entire Roland Clark stock of Xmas goods including a large assort mffntofTbys Dolls Books Pictures and other valuable and appreciate gifts will be closed out at Half Price For the Children We have a large assortment of w childrens rockers embracing all the popular designs and prices up to 360 which we will offer during this sale at greatly reduced prices This is your chance to get the children mol1eysavingLbeslreto see 25c Childrens Rockers otiiy 19C AQtonly125 Childrens Rockers only 98c2 QersChildrens 3 piece suits chairs upholsteredust for Xmas only O wO L upholsteredTurkish onlyv v fiiBMIO r Some Special Values in- Sto p e Dry Goods 7c Percales per yard1 5c C6lC yardT 8COutingper 7Cyard c Z S Ladies Silk Hose A Large assortment of Silk Hose in all the Popular colors Black 1White Tan Blue Pink and Red just the thing for a Gift for Her 0pair T4 f cTH r 7 Ii tOe Qutingper SCyard t tOe Cheviots per 81yard C 20c yard Draperies per 1 Dc sets ahcl Pillow Cases1 ii I 1 lot of bleached sheets extra values while they last only 43c each Regular locPillow cases nice and large only 9c each Table Linens and Nap kins Underpriced- Our entire stock of table linens and napkins will be offered in this sale at EXTRA SPECIAL PRICES Some Dress Goods Specials I6c yard Dress Goods per 11c25c Dress Goods per yard 14C 50c Dress Goods per yard 29C 100 Dress Goods per yard 49C COneOneThird Off on Hair I Goods We have received a large ship ment of Hair Goods which offered during this sale at ONE THIRD OFF the regular price Cleanup Price on Lace Curtains We have a number of excellent cur tains left from our large fall purchase which we will close during this sale at very low prices 50c Curtains White or per pair Ecru3 9c 79EcruC 125 Curtains 1 White or Ecru per pair 98C ItJ l y V a I ifI d i avi g Ptice tot y Early Shopper In order toeencouragesailY shoppers we have gone through our eitire stock selected from each department many articles of uahty ard t have markedsbuy your Christmas goods at money saving prices Come in lookovtr our line you will find many beautiful things which are suitable for Christ mas gifts andoil wille ale to buy them at prices much lower thai usual this early In the seasonI x Sir ell J Sale Begins Tues DecIOhCloses Thurs PE 24th 1f U t Footwear Suggestions We are showing a swell line of H useSlippers Bed- Room Slippers Etc tit all the desired colors for Men a Women alid Children Eazy and comfortable a size for toc211v I 1 19or5 Cjor98or3 35or950rEcruer5 75orAll of our Finest Tailor i ed Suits and Cloaks Willgolin this Special Sale An event that will over shadow all previous sales in this locality A mammothrecord breaking list of values right in the heart of the season the prices upenk emphatically and mean a saving to you which has never been duplicated until the end of thppeasonS- PECIAL No 1 Wehaveselect ed from our stock twenty highgrade suits that sold at 4000 4250 4500 and 5000 which we ill place on sale at HALF PRIDE SPECIAL No 2 Twentyfive Drummers Sam le Suits in all the includingNorfolks regular 1500 values ftA specialrUU SPECIAL No 3 Large assortment of Ladies Misses and Chit drens Dresses including all the weavesineveryone at ONETHIRD OFF SPECIAL No Suits in Serges Cheviots and mixtures all have guaranteed linings that sold Theycome lappriceSPECIAL No 5 fifty coats in all the popular styles Black Kerseys and Meltons Cheviots heavy wales and novelty mixtures Formerly sold at 600 to 25 00 salepriceSC IfOSPECIAL Nov 6 Twentyfive Furs before have we been you such values furs the present time Muffs from He to 2511 Neck Pieces from 125 2525 Childrens1 Sets from lie 611 Misses Sets from 1U ytoRed Fox Sets from 1f9l to White Iceland Fox Sets from 751 255 yearsinGarments that formerly sold at 250 ftfpriceSPECIAL No7Fifty train Coats in tan Thesecoats come in a good as5ortinentof sizes from 6 years to 44 inch bust nice and light the thing for a slipon coat QflPriceSPECIAL No 8Ten dozen Ginghamslight sizes 14 to 46 everyone well 89wellC No 9 Childrens Mid dy Sweaters in all the popular colors sizes 24 to 34 just the thing for school wear these cold days For 98priceSPECIAL No toOne Igt of Childrens Oloaks carried over from last season come in all the wanted materials sizes to 6 nice cloaks SPeCialSgeprice Extra Special for this Sale todaytwentyfiveMixture Suits from our eastern buyer halfpriceTheseto 3500 we offer the lot while they last to 12 to 1411 Christmas Values in Mens Wear We havegom through our entire stockof clothingaildselecteda number of suits which we will offer this sale at sure enou h bargain prices These are not earned over of out of style suits just broken lots which we have rnarkedfpr quick selling OffalltMenSllt8oonew13 itA i 495fallQCfall7CfallJT T i ljI i Vt A J I9 U 14LfL il t 1fi t 1 ff L i I r i1 t i t r li incor rated I r I i rH 101i i 1 Ifi r I Uh 5t td1 1 7 L r to reoJrJjrI tc S I r r ilw C I tj 1 c J i LtIt i to 1 ru 4T 4 P h 11 jio 1 v 1 tcr II J Furs Furs Never able to offer in as at to to J 5111 to J y 1 SPECIAL 2 at I Christmas Suggestions for Men Mens Silk and Knit Scarfs all colors Miens Pullman slippers Collar i a s Leather Handkerchief cases- Initial Handkerchiefs combination Sets Tic md Sox to match ing Jacket Bath Robes Suit Casesiand Hand bags Suspenders and SupIporters to match J Largest assortment of Mens wear in the city Neckwear something newiChristmas SuggestionsaTh- eDay of extravagent and hap hazard giving the thoughttul giver seeks something that is useful as well as beautiful Here is a list of practical gifts- Handkerchiefs We have a splendid assortment of everythingfrom daintiest of the hand made variety at 5111 each We wish to call special attention to our line of popular priced daintydesignsLadies Neckwear We are shoeing a beautiful line of ladies lace collars sets etc Inall k 5IHard Bags 1rThe most exquisite line of leather and mesh hand bags ever shown in i the city 2ft to 111- Silk Scirfs A splendid showing of silk scarfs in a range of colors 4x0 to 211 Art Goods Our art department is brim full of t1 new things to help solve the gift 3 question such as stamped linens em Jjroidered towels etc in fact uptodateUmbrellas for Hvtrybodya 4rsWecomplete line of umbrellas for ladies and men ever brought to thetcity 111 to 1 i 1 M ns Silk Hose 7AHo n all the s a onspular Shades the vgrY thing- masGiftforHrm ifor a Ohrist r froIn 21t per pair toZ2 perbox t oj k- 4 iib x 9 U ri H f I Ir r ie

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