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J W 1 ipI r w TUESDAY fir and FRIDAY AFTERNOON l t ry1 nn- k r c i f AFTERI4O t v IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR JNESSADVEATISE IT FOR SALE TWENTYTHIRD YEAR EARLlNGTOti HOPI CINS COUNTY KY IJECEIlfIJEllff912 Na 99 m M Sail t Begins Thursday nec12ILClos s TUesday Dec 24 1 Biff reduction on Clothing IJ iMes wrapsDress Goods Shoesjt 4 X Notionst t jttt i r- r 1If you this sale you willsave frofI1 O to 3 per on new seasonable merchandise that you need flW1 i yr K1 at tltIJh T rtC i ty p Jil BAKER f MICIiMANk- entucjku Ii f 1 r 1 J x n 0 Miadisonvili 4 0 1 m m r- F M Roaadhorsef II r ty It R Rile II Ij The sweetest thivgintlip world to me IB writing them up for the Eafl ington Bee The apprentice boy has returned lo work L The caller has quit that trying to shirk i + One of the clerks has been off siok The extra Dispatcher is on third trick picr ture show weighedfare g about a new run n The engineer is smiling like the setting sun The depot porter whittled the a soap While the operator got some i football dope a Master of Trains is out of town F The extra brakeman is jellying aroun o r r TV The now car clerk is falling in 1 ve iiCThe stenographer says its unequaled above The machinist helper to Nash ville w llgq i wrl The storeroom clerk still re l i mainsjustso i 4 The oilhousemen all his oil will burn The extra switchfireman these jv columns will spurn I I The men like writing that dont give them pain But something like this they reo jeot with disdain The Blacksmith helper wears along f pvoJcoal L The headlight bOYaou will sure get your float The turntable boy attends the Masses the hostler has a basket of Orleans molasses f The air machinist still goes f hunting F P Gordon is sick but hasnt been grunting One of the operators has been off sometime Theres a reason listen for the weddinc bells chime Some people say I take to much space But to cutout an add is not a disgrace The painter dobs paint on the Crude oil tank The switchman draws his breath at the Earlingtpn Bank I know its hard to read all this news I acknowledge its nothing more than abuse But the svteetest thing in the world to efIs writing them up the Earl ington Bee I have several reasons for not writing any more than I did last week First there was a soar city in the potato crop in that part of Siberia that is surrounded by the Indian Ocean Second I did not get up last week until about seven oclock Thirdly lI did not write only of it but had one of my friends to so while I was out of town F P Giannini who has been firing at Henderson for sometime was in town last Sunday Why dont the preacherscome aronnd to see us like they used to We come out to church as often as possible Brakeman L L Adams has been laying off a few days Night foreman 0 T Strange was off sick ono night last week I Fireman Jason Fryer was in town Sunday enjoying the lati tude making out some examina tion papers etc A few changes havebeen made in the new time table which took effect Sunday night The pas senger trains get here a few min utes later Foreman Salmons was iu Mor tons Saturday on business The wrecker was at Mortons Eyj Thursday night A car was damaged by some of the through trains brit it did not take long to clearthe wreck Joe Qrofton who attempted to insert his food in the automatic tingiron at the roundhouse a few days ago f is ab le to be around town I thought perhaps some of his friends and others would be glad to learn he was not improving very slowly Fireman Windy Smith went to Ekton Saturday He went for his health Lucien Vmson has been work LI1rjo IDEAL XMAS GIFTS t f eFOR CVCRYIINCj Ret1i Price flJg Jt1 are Attractive Here i 1ia List me urge you to shop early f o i LCM1Lr a f Tifta Sarwrt y r Ear cligton t Near the Postofflce r o Ing a few days in the general foremans office while W A Hardy is laying off Edd Morrison was off aday or two last week with a severe cold- He has returned to work and says he feels chat there issomeim TJrwement Bob Priest has not used up all of the ham he got at the Princess yet Elgie Goodloe says if he had been eating sausage preserves he would not have been an Irish man Ask him Foreman oar department J E Hibbs has returned from a visit in Indiana and Illinois Clifford Barnett went to NashvilleThursday Olive Oobb has accepted a position with the Railroad Com pany as Oar Department clerk This is the position formerly held by Porter Willis who has been promored to machinist helper The most pathetic spectacle ever scrutinized with the nude eye was the abolition of the public drinkipg cups round the roundhouse Henry Pilkington is unable to tell with his new adding machine the number of deceased germs since the change took place To make it more authentic the boys had to buy new drinking cups eat ice or lick frost enough early in the morning to do them all day- Engineer Fleming has returned te vorlt after being off sick a few days Oar Inspector L 0 Hflmby has moved to Mortons where heI vill do some prospecting in the line Engineer 0 Bridges still lame from the injury received at Anton several weeks ag i The greatest of all things I ever saw Was the pruneseed merchant at the GradILongspear Oar repairer Ed Adams is off on account ofa bruised hand Engineer H L Smith who has been sick for sometima is report ed Improving The night foreman is singing a little ballad entitled I Adore a Soup Bean Pie Among the Juicy I salThompIODwa in Evans Yi1JeS llllI T A Stoker win spend tee ii ti i ft If OU ro tfI JIi7 r 1 Jt d t r t itf1r1 1 i TUESDAY inspecting holidays with home folks Dawson Ga H Withers was Paris Tenn Monday He left Earl ington Sunday morning and guess he got thertMobdayf that bill aq slid ha wliRSpearmint Paul McGary who was former Ivan employee this company town nursing skint ankle happened thusly He was firing the Southern when the engine turned over up him mashing his right arm and left ankle between Princeton and St Louis bruising same- mutilating badly They were passing over trestle and the engine was about go down the fifteen feet embankment His recovering very fast Had Their Fingers Crossed Oamden Dec TFIf fiery haired girl students the Washing ton Irvin High School New York stood with their fingers crossed the sponsors platform the new Steamer Washington Irving the Hudson River day line slid down NewYortoday EJ3 OlQOxtpres4dentgf the line also had liberated twenty homing pigeons bring the vessel good luck but regarded the Titian locks the fair student his best hunch number years ago sextet redheaded girls the Washington Irving formed magic circle and bytbeir efforts persuaded the New York Board Education vote tor new building which the board had steadfastly opposed Mr Olcott has since prized red headed girls the best 9f all good omens The Pure Gold Meet With Mrs Brazelton The home Mrs Braz elton was the scene workand play Monday evening when Pure Golds and friends me for the arrangement of some finished business preparing for the Bazaar which will bEnt the Armory next Thursday These young ladies and their many friends whd have consented lend their assistance have lovely display dressed ilplls for this dccassion that will surpass anything that has been exhi bition for sometime Neither time nor work has been spared to show their ability and appre ciation of the of being the committee and solespotiio ofJ oothEerybQdyiIlJnyi hidillIJ J r 1- l1UESDAY nd- JRlQIJ N th 1 t h a 83iattend centla 3 I L t t 1 r j J j t in B in If m of is in a It on R R on it a to of e N J ty of qn as of to he ot as A of a of of a of to a I as H J of H J of un to a of on j sa w If s r n J I r OFFERS SNIP JTOWILSON 1 Disposald ntITO INSPECT PANAMA CANAL Washington Dq7 Pre l dent Taft has written to Presi dentelect Wilson offering to place at his disposal one of the big battleships of the navy to make a trip of inspection to the Panama Oanal some timo bofor D Mr Wilson is inaugurated 4 j Many questions of policy con cerning the canal may be lookedII for in Mr Wilson administration and Mr Taft decided that it Was only fair to the man who takes his place next March to offerhhIaan opportunity to inspect the ca J i nal and gather information fill firsthand The presidents letter was sent to Mr Wilson at Ber lJ madaS v CoffmanStarks v Miss Nuna Ooffrna 1and Lua Starksworeunitod inmarriagd at the home Of the bride Monday J evening at six oclock by Beji Major Utley The bride IB ar ofDickOofer of the Suthard School hours vicinity and the groom is a prod perous farmer of the same coon try The contracting partfear will mnke their home with the brides fatter for awhile Tina couple is very popular with thefIyoung folks and their marl i friends wish them ultimate enc 2 teesNA1 Headquarters For Holiday Goods t geldttoll seta etaS t Newest and best goods at riglit prices f FN Fpgate jew818r 1+ r Madlsonv1l1et iy r We Are Coming Were coming Father Wopdrdir la hundred thousand strong iheyfyi J f kept us out of offlee for 16 years fo long we tehuflljry and were thirs ty but manna t irbtr4 measenger tp obidotheads will af purely fly e Yettt9U w4T1 dio heii hrn Ii And nowwe feast on pleBtyi I oth trI eat the exert ai rnox i p4 Maine to Texw youUharour bat fle crywerel3enolugFaihuWood- sox j were oomlnjt fof owr pie C 1ll I i Lj UtPAUL M MOORE EDITOR AND PUBLISHER J E HAWOBTT r I ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER Kentucky Memberot Press Association I and Second District Publishers League Office Office Next Door to lpstofliC1Madtson vile Kentucky Phone No 242 RingsMISS 47 Tuesday December 10 J ANNOUNCEMENTS We are authorized to nt ounce Willis Budd as a candidate for Sheriff of Hopkins county subject o the notion of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce AO Byrum as a canldate for jailor for Hopkins county subject to act- Ion the Democrat Party t 2tWe are authorized to announce t Cass L as a candidate for School Superintendent subject to f the action of the Democratic pri u wary We are authorized to announce J E Arnold as a candidate for County Court Clerk of Hopkins I county to tne action of the Democratic Primary He Adoertised At Last There was a man in our town And he was wondrous wise He swore it was his a He not advertise But one sad day he advertised Andthereby hangs a tale The ad was set in quite small type And headed Sherriffs Sale CLIPPED WISDOM Newspaper can now cut down the Cost of living by reducing the extra fonts of capital ls At last we shall have one dignified expresldant RooseveltYthat the fight must goon but the country preferc other generals Mr Wilson at any rate will t herlt no bodys policies European shipbuilders are work lug at capacity in view of possU bilitlea of Panama Canal trade Ham I burgAmerican line Is building nine teen steamers North Gs rmau Loyd sloven German Australia line five and Pacific Steam Navigation Co five Government will open up Alaska coal mines to supply Pacific fleet ADVERTISING LETTERING AND SINGNS i- j t ARCHITECTURE AUTO RUNNING LA VI I I STENOGRAPHER n uwt ut Advertising Rates Display Advertisements single Issun IGc per inch Locals and Insider Pages Readers lOa per line Resolutions and Cards of Thanks Bo per line Obituary Be per lloe Slight reductions on timd contract display advertise tents AIRo that run several liiouthH without change Entered at the Earllnjrton Post Office us Second Class Matter Branch in Ben Slatons 1912 iTelephone of Walker subject policy would In LANGUAGES and is already at work mining 2000 ions of flrstolass coal Supply is estimated to bi greater than Pennsylvanias store of high grade anturactte The Girl With da Beautiful Hair Attracts Attention Everywhere i Thcro is ono euro And certain WIly for bvery beautiful hair and that Intelligent cure which Includes the use of New bros Hcrplddc This remarkablo preparation kills absolutely the dandruff perm eradicates and prevents the hair from falling Theprophylacdcactlon of Hcrplcldc keeps the free with the iwcet and clean a natural hair growth Is Inevitable Hcrplddc hair scintillates with health and vigor luster produced only by the known ecalp and hair dreaslna Newbros Iterpl tide ltuaraRteeefSt Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department Special Agents Wit on The Mop TheMisaouri Pacific like some other Is freely supplied with unprofitable branch lines which were built for no other apparent than to furnish monIIover the beginning nowhere nlncIending nowhere On suoh a branch line in Oent ral Kansas now belonging to the Pacific a passenger who allittleand pasted the following on the station window It has been carefully preserved by the sta tion master and reads This in and winding out- Leaves ones mind in greatest doubt r- As to the man who laid this track Was going to hell or coming back j N Ufl4fn NN r r THE HIGH COST OF LIVING i I Iyoureach it Are you figuring on more moneyIf eo J the 1 C Scan help you get it tDo It Markan X before the courDo It 11 I II1 1Novv you want and Do it noWNovvI b AGRICULTURE i t i J BOOKKEEPING h MECIfANICAL ENGINEERING expedition is to It railroads Missouri winding whether ICIVILDRAWING ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ENGLISH BRANCHES MINING ENGINEERING MINING FORMANIMINE SUPERTENDANT PEDAGOGY 0 s i Whrtt pce iticorx cI you want J t M M HNNHNN NM Mw eWrl1Wfihr1hiNJfhVMh1hleYWINfNYi 1t Y r WMtfMrtWMWtfMtfM NtrYN I B M SLATON l UNDERTAKER r Directorr licensed Embalm r Arxc3wer 11oD11c Day onr right i NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE M i Office Phone 1242 Residence Phone 1243i I MADISONVILLE e i Geuut WAMMWW N4 11h4WlNt4uwM mwmMWMwAAWNm THE ECONOMICAL WAY service ot the Cumberland Telephone Tel The lopit distance man to all ot hIs enables the businessegraph Company and satisfactory mannerooonomicalalatrs in the mostoutside couneotions to all outside Important You can got long distance d miles of Eariiug- r radius ot one cities and towns witl a ton rorapt service reasonable rates For Information call c I CUMBERLAND TELEPHOHE TELEGRAPH GO i arC- S I p r 4rr CJA t t WouldBetumoflsf- J H Moore editor and publUher of the Fulton Ind Leader takes aifallput of the would becity humor 1st who polco fun at the news item8 of the country papers hi the follof ing from a recent issue Of the Lead OtT t If tbore Is one thing that nisik the average countrynewspaper inail sick athis stomach It Is to read tlWI criticisms written by city guys i- to what should be used in a country newspaper and whatnot They Ji now absolutely nothing of the pebpl l their environments their tastqe likes or dislikes and yet they write lengthy articles on their needs and what constitutes a paper Laugh at tho society news of the ordinary country papers etc Why It looks just as ridiculous to the country editor to see the city papers catering to the man of dollars glossing over tho crimes of wealth and holdiugup the weaknesses of the poor and making a column article out bta ten liner if the ones they aro writ lug of have the man Peoplo living in the country are busy and employed all the time and their society events are days spent with relatives or friends and are of as much importance to them as the dances card parties receptions of their city sisters Barn raisings church socials threshing days corn shred ding clover hulling and all the days of this kind are ones of pleasure Although work is Connected with thorn you may be sure the pleasure is genuine and thoroughly enjoyed Every editor af country newspaper knows his readers and what is wanted and liked best by them just ad well as the city editor does Write your editorials on some subject yon are more familiar with and lot the country editor alone Be is doing a good work and finds plenty of material outside of weekly or monthly lambasting of the city papers and their contents When you put in every week Mrs Dash entertained at five hundred or had the Blue Ribbon Readers to a threeco urse luncheon it is just of the same news importance as the rural editor has that farmer Smith and wife had neighbor White and family to Sun lay dinner or Cal Strong nad a barn raising followed by a big fried chicken dinner Time for a new subject j Christmas Donts Dont leave the cost marks on presents Dont let Christmas givingjdeterio rate into a trade Dont let money dominate your Christmas Riving Dont embarress yourself by giv ing more than you can afford Dont expect to receive as much as yo1 give as the odds are on the dis appointment Dont acquire your Ynlotede be fore the fun of Christmas actually begins No Christmas is fulflled when the celebrant Is filled full Dont be the first to tell a child there is no Santa Claus If you have to lie about It lie and lie as attrac tively as your eduction will permit Dont eat your Christmas dinner in a restaurant If you can find any old home that you may eat in for a Christmas dinner in a home IB worth two in tho bush Dont let your Christmas qp by without giving some sort of present to a child The excuse that you know no children will not suffice You can know plenty of them between now and the day of days Dont decide to abstain from giving just because you can not alford expensive presents The thought fulness of your gift the interest you take in those to whom yen give are the principal things The intrinsic value of your gift counts very little Dont give tnings because they are cheap and make a big show fpr the money As a rule it is a dangerous thing to pick up a lot of all sorts of things at bargain sales for Christmas presents If you do there Is always the temptation to make inappropriate gifts Hadnt bone SoB aiy 7 might have married a minion aire declared Everyw man One of my old schoolmates Is now one And several of your schoolmates are working right In this town for 10 a week retorted Everyman while one of them is In Jail I guess in marry ing a chap getting 1600 a year your average Is fairly good And then Everybaby set Up a howl and they had to atop quarreling to attend to him Pittsburg Post Scientific Fact Established A number of rabbits upon whom I coffee was tried to dotoralno the effect of tho caffeine it contained died prov- Ing beyond a doubt that coffee never was intended as food for rabbltsi Louisville Courier Journalr v L Mr Meektons Mean Idea Why did you insist on having your wife Join the Suffragette Club Be cause replied Mr Meekton grimly I want to see that Suffragette Club get all the trouble hats tot L 1 Qt PN k ice 0 r POSITION MEANS WORN SECTION FOREMAN HAS MAW A DUTIES TO ATTEND TO It Rea poneiblefor the Condition o the tLjne on Many Mlles of Track and His Workday ls Twenty four Hours Tho section foreman id to bqgh with timekeeper for himself and hli men He Is responsible for tin safety of tracks switches water I Itorsemaphore lamp on hit section H- Is responsible for track repairs ant j for emergenoyreI I lines bridges and culverts signalIand interlocking for the safe i of his men and car over main tract j without any safeguard fa the way 01 train orders He must know the thai of arrival and departure of all rogulal trains and whether or not they an running late timing his work accord ingly Ho must be as familiar wltl the flagging rules as are the tralnmot and englnsmen Ho must effective pollco the companys property against all acts ot trespass and vandalise without any real power He is responsible for the proper care and appear once of the permanent way and the fences Inclosing it He must deal at the companys representative1 with adjacent property owners Ho has than a hundred other duties moreI found in detail in the rule booksIThe work of the hand Is not a bit less honorable 01 painstaking I have in mind atypical illustration declares a writer In the Boston Herald This mans first Jo- In tho morning and the last at night was track walking During man years of my service in the awltcb tower he was a frequent visitor durin tho night time it must not be sup posed that ho was called out or paid overtime for this service The fact ii ho worked Instinctively and the Jot was on his mind The pattering of the rain or the falling of the snowflake was all the calling ho received In such cases ho got up came down to the tower put his head in at the door and simply said to the towerman Hows eVerything And then If It happened to be toward morning ha would take his hovel or his wrench according to the weather and sally out on his usual tour of inspection The track walker on a railroad IB the eye of the foreman It is a po sition Nof the greatest responsibility The man must be posted on the timetable and the boob of rules As he walks along he is on the lookout for Area of overy escrlpllon His buss ness is to hunt up and recognize at oncq a dangerous condition of track or roadbed He carefully scrutinizes falls switches and frogs for breaks or oven Indication of flaws As he proceeds he tightens up a bolt at one place knocks In a spike at another e 3Thaps with his shovel he guides n stream of water away from the racks and into its proper channel At the same time his eye and mind eve business to attend to aloft and on every sIde He mat take note ot- the working condition of signals and indIcators on his section There are ateo a score of posts and sign boards every one of which has a mission of safety or warning Abeve all there la- tfiwr bridge ardia matter of vital importance to trainmen Thin gives ou a pretty good idea of the track walkers practical value to the raU- road and to the community System In Moving Trains The dexterity with which dispatch ers and towermen Juggle trains in a great termInal is a marvel of modern life which on account of its very mag nUde goes unnoticed While the nightly crush and scramble in the sub way where trains run 09 a onomln ute schedule has for years furnished Material for kickers and humorists few persons realize that the maze of great expresses and locals run in and out of tho Grand Central during rush hours under shorter headway than the surface cars on Broadway The mum ber of people who arrive and leave the terminal dailY Is now about 126 000 or nearly 1000000 every eight days Yet there is little or no confu Ion New York sun Powerful Electric Locomotives A Swiss railroad is building the most powerful single unit electric lo comotlves that have over been deslgaI ed up to the present time road- wilt have ten of these engines each of which will weigh 108 tons At a speed of 50 miles per hour they are capable of developing 2500 horsepower with a possible increase of speed- o 70 miles an hour for an uninter rupted run of one and onehalf hours Usual Thing- I see said the guinea pig timidly that tltQ say you are the cause of the Increasing cost of eggs V Yes responded the hen wearily theyre1 following the same old rule when anything goes wrong always blame the woman Baltlmore American Not on Speaking Terms PassengerBut I thought that train topped here Porter It ought to but there St1 coolness between the driver and tilt station master BO it never dON EUreG tYt P ifl I c cr r hl I tA MORTON p MADISONVILLIICY ri Funeral Director and Embalmer IJM iJ w I I r k lAny Call Answered Promptly Day or Night Aj IL i 1 a e e eeeeeeeei ee7 JJ g J i r Push theButto and est ll I Ifyou have not seen this wonderful chair youshould take a look anyway No trouble at all to show you OUR STUCK of Chain are the latest In the city Over a hun dred different styles shown ln stookr OBKYAN UTLEY CO Incorporated Furniture and Undertaking Madisonville KyYdiar AsaAI Iii 1 S J ili Special Displayir4 3 DAYS ONLY- We f have just received akvery large assortment of all kinds of fancy work consist ing of Table Scarfs Runners Fancy Covers Piano Covers and Batting Bergs of all kinds These goods are on 3 days 7 approval and we will havexrJI f v these pn display Saturdayrtz Monday and Tuesday 1 NQ Vis yNr tine to Imake y6url7s01e gti Bfor ttr yo y- vv r 11v vy Barnes Cow ndI rs d rA 1 Companyk as Incorporated jEarlington Kentuckyq l T I BEE ADS PAY 1 rtdht r 4V- f rETffJ Tii7 v r w nam 4 Evansvies CKristmaSvGift Center ftrii t M i For Man or Boy Thisstpre fdr near half a century has been the jf 1 Gift Cheer for the people who enjoyed these son of Good Chcer Every section is crowded with useful and sensible either or ornamental but in every sense usefulWe show every kind of an Overcoat from uO J and up to 12000 i We show mens suit styles in all fabrics from i 1000 to 3600 Shoe Hanah and other makes 250 to t G60rr4And the most reasonable and interesting lines of house coats smoking jackets bath and loungingf robes dress and fancy shirts mufflers and neckwearI win all styles slippers combination sets in suspenders ties and sox In handkerchiefs ties and hose In suspenders and garters Also in men and ladies f I wardrobe fixtures We prepay expressage purchases of 500 of over Mail arid phone onal1lfi receive special attention J k The man who whlspeis down a well Abeut the things he has to sell dollarsta a hollers A yeW of the Town I l 100 pIe co Dinner Set in whlto and gold from 2000 up at liraSTOUEtt2 r8 Ifc 1 Mnvlllo Saturday vi Miss Llzzto Huh visited friends iH Howell last week I i 1rf Y Boy your Xmas Roods early r rtJ afore they are Pjoked over we f avo the be8flIfellltOvb J The Earlington Hardware Store r Yu Ed Heater was In Madison f rllte SaturdayJ 1 Mrs Maggie O Bryan Who has ken 111 for some time Is improving r A nice line of cut glaasat the right h price at Sisk Book Storo MadlBonville Ky Frank Withers of Howell was in town Sundayi JJC Hanna Jr oS the Earlln ton IBHchlno works made a business trip to Olonton Ky Saturday Wanted 2 good solicitors for Ear- linxtbngood monoy to right party applY atBeeoffice ill Mrs roes Phillips and Miss Maude I Jenkins of St Oharles were heroj w11 8tnrday visiting friflnds and rela et rtires All sorts of fancy articles suitable for Christmas gifts for the most fas tidious will be found at the Christ mas Bazaar Deo 12 Miss Lucy Faucett who has been very ill for the past week is slightly improved Handsome Brass dock Sets front 860 to f500- Sisk Book Store A MadlBonville Ky Jack Wbitfgrd is quite ill with pneumonia It is hoped his condition will not prove soiious Tho Antler Club was organized in the olty Sunday afternoon and in a social cmb olegble to Elks only for now membership they will meet every Tuesday night Over Vebbs R L Feudwiok Sr left yesterday for Henderson when he Is la Tuning the night SWltoh Engine Buy your Xmas goods early before they are picked over wo have the b a lithe intown The El1rlin ton Hardware Store Mrs J T Coleman was in Madl Bonvillo Saturday Leo Withers of Nashville was Ini town Sunday I Buyyour Xmda Koods early before they are puked over we have the best line in town The Earlington Hardware Store Mr and Mrs Luciaq Davis of Hopkinsvilp spent Sunday Mrs Laura Victory Mr and Mrs Ben L Fields of Louisville were in thO city Sunday visiting Mrs Filds sister Mrs Jan nle McGary It is rumoredthatinuch1valuablo property will change hands this wepk Lou Dllllon was in Howell Saturday night 0 RelievesNeuralgiaI SxSQansLtniment gives instant relief from neuralgia or It straight to the painful partsoothes the ti penetratesri PROOF MRS RuDotrit NISCKK OcontoWl3i writes 11 I have used Sloans fir I Llntment for toothache and neuralgia In thA head where nothing else would help TOO and I would not bOY bout tits Liniment in the house SlOAK9S It LINIMENTis also good for rheumatism sore throat chest pains sprains Pains All Gone C M DOWKER of JohannesburgMich Twish to say is the medicinaln the world It has cured me of neuralgia those have all gone and I can truly say your Llrlirnent did cure me pain All Cone MR J R SwmoER of 547 So lathSt Loubvllle Ky writes suffered with quite a severe neuralgic headache for four months without any relief I used your liniment for two or three nights and I havent suffered with my head since I have found many reliefs from by the use ff Sloana Liniment and believe it to be the best Ljniment on the market today I can recommend it for what it did for meV Price 8q 605aad SplOQ at All Dun Sttod f6r loaa8 Free Book on JTowes AddreM DR EAJlLS SLOAN Boston Mass it jY I tE r rci v r W v 1 I L J lo You will Und a full lids of Paris tan Jvory for the holidays Bislc Book Store Madiebnviile KyIMrs W S McGary will leaveI shortly after the dolldays for Plat where her husband is located J vV Robinson of MadleOnville spoilt Sunday fu tile city with his sister Miss Eliza Robinson BoauMfnl Japanese hand painted china in the newest artistic shapes and sIzBH at SiBKs BOOK STOKE MaBtlsonville Ky Norris Icing of St OharloBwns in town Sunday Robert Wilkeraon valuable employee of the St Beaard Mining Co was badly hurt Saturday Mrs Virginia Lockett of Hender son spent Sunday with her alaterC Mrs D P Bank- sMaxlilliand f of St Charles wasI in town Sunday A full lino of books tor all ages at Bisk Book Store MadiBonvillB Ky Misses Mary Lee Rogers and Tina May Oarbln who arc attending the Oathollo school in this city spent Saturday and Sunday with their parents in Nebo A splendid lunch will be served by the Ladies at 12 and 6 oclock at the Armory Deo 12 Mrs Harriette Browning is quite ill at her home on West Maluo St Miss Hattie Wallace of Mortons Gap is visiting her neice Mrs Elgie Sisk Hal Thompson was in Evausvllle Sunday Miss Katherine Blair the efficient post mistress Is quite 111 FOR SALEO neMorris Air tight Heater in good condition- tf H L BEAN WELL Miss Mary Cobb of Howell visited Mrs Myrtle Sullivan Saturday i Wallace Vaughan was in town SundayA line of decorated oil lamps Sisk Book Store MadiBonville Ky Boots Kenneth of Mortons Gap was in town Sunday Miss Luolle Holt has accepted a position with the St Bernard store for the Holiday trado Odd pieces of Sterling Silver in dividual sets in all the popular patterns at SISKS BOOK STORE Madlsonville Ky Mrs Walter Finley of Middles boro Ky is visiting her sIster Mrs P P Price The Picture business in Earlington Ja good both shows are to crowded houses every nightI The Ladies Aid and C W B M of the Christian Ohuroh will give a christmas Bazaar at the Armory on Thursday Dee 12 The Ladles of the Christian church will give a bazaar at the Armory Thursday atter noon and night All kinds of hand made goods and Xmas oakes pies and candies will be on 1sale Stop a cough before It develops something more ertouaBalfafds Horehound Syrup ra The Remedr That Dees the Work It relieves coughing Immedlt atcly cases soreness In the lungs loosens phlegm and clears tho bronchial tubes It Is a One family remedy pleas ant to tl1kocnnd good for children and adults price 2Sc Sec had 3100 Buy the JlOO size It contains five times as mUch as tho 25c size and you get with each bot tilt A Dr Jlerrlcks Red Pepper Porous Plaster for tho chest JamesFBallardprop St Louie Mo Stephens Eye Salvo Cures Sore t Eyes OOtOANoRctOHMCNDEOBV ST BERNARD MINING CO Incor Dorated Drug Department Jno A Wooreand Ben Evans will be home to spend the Xmas Holiday week with their relatives and friends GI MoEuen has been confined- to his bed for the past ten days with not much change in his condition Wilt MASS USi CAYAIAEYi i Govenment To Establish First Post For HorseSoldiers Washington Deo 7 The first oav alary brigade over stationed at one fort in the history of America will be established at Fort Ogletborope Ga The war department has sent Cap tain G Lines to that point to select the surge of water supply for the fort and as soon astbo necessary re pairs and preparation can made a brigade of besentto that J i i c Ii s an a rep r Some Hojwatlow Happenings Treat Tho Kegwallaw XtmUekiau RaZ Barlow wont hunting Monday while going across Musket BldRo aodldently shot a rabbit Washington Hooks house caught on fire Thursday night and be es caped Ir his night clothes but fortunately no one saw him Orlbket Hicks presented Miss Hoe tottor Hooks the old familiar tnscrlptlonSweetsI to tho Sweets the other day and she was seen wearing it nt tho postt ofllce Tuesday The deputy constable Hays she could bo handled by the pure rood law under the charge mlsbnindlng goods SUn flinders has swapped his cook stove for three nice rabbit dawgs The Blind man of the Calf Ribs neighborhood has been swindled attain Luke Mathewsla having sold him a sack of wormy hickory nuts yesterday Since Gov Wilson has been so journing at Bermuda the postmaster is putting on a special sale of Ber muda onions Fit Smith thinks the nearest noth Ing in the world he knows of Is an undeveloped peanut Poke Eazelv has decided to try farming next summer If he can Rott ready in tine He says the only objection ho finds to farming is that things wont grow in thoshodcI The postmaster says if Miss Flute Belcher got all the mall she expect ed he would have to move the post office Into a barn 1 If you are thinking of escaping from Jail youshould keep it a proJ found secret from the Jailer Ono often hears the expression Yes we can save a big coal billI during the summer as we need no fires then except in the cooking stove Now who is it that did notI that already Columbus Allsop has found a new way to jar hickory nuts off the trees The plan Is a little dangerous as he has to climb up and sit on a limb and play his big bass fiddle Atlas peck swapped a blind man at Tickvillo put of a good hand organ while there Monday In the trade the blind man received two pairs of good spectacles and an enlarged pic ture of George Washington Atlas says the only difficulty about the instrument is that he will have to play it with his eyes shut Tobo Moseloy has the distinction of capturing a big possum night be fore last Tobo on amounts of his bravery and fearlessness together with his natural shrewdness which was more keenly developed during his term as deputy constable had but little trouble in making this good capture Spying tho possum on the ground with its back to him he crept up behind it with his gun drawn and before the possum 1 real ized it it was in his possession Being unable to get the large steel trap off of the animals foot Tobe took it also- Following closely upon the heels of the graft investigations at Wash ington during the past few months in which trip records of some high I officials were gone into a movement has been started by the Hog wallow Improvement Society to make an Investigation into the Inner workings of the office of the deputy constable Suspicion has gradually been developing in the minds of some of our taxpayers as to how the Deputy has been making a living as this office was never known to pay anything But since the Deputy has been In office he has onmore than one occasion bought shoes and other things and at and at one time anew hat THIS IS CERTAIN The Proof That Earlington Readers Cannot Deny What could furnish stronger evl denco of the efficiency of any remedy than the test of time Thousands i of people testify that Bonns Ktd ney Fills have brought lasting re sults V Home endorsement should prove undoubtedly the merit of thigrem ody Years ago your friends and neighbors testified to the relief they had derived from the use of Doans Kidney Pills They now confirn their testimonials They say time has completed the test j A Almon Earlington Ky says I have never been bothered with kidney trouble since Doans Kidney Pills cure me two years ago and I recommend them just as highly as ever My kidneys were weak and I had to get up at night to paso the kidney secretions When I heard of Doans Kidney Pills I began taking them and they relieved me in a short time One box com pletely cured me tt For sale by all dealers Price 60 cents FQSterMllburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents for the United States- Remember i the name Doans = andtake no other tIo o it1 1YjI I 1ni I jF1i1 e Nebo Notes JII J W Flynn of Marion was luour town last week representing the Marion Marble works Mr and Mrs Radd Tapp of Manitou visited the family Of J L- ROKersJlst week Mr and Mrs T Hamb of Nor tonviUo visited the laters1 father A M Campbell last week Miss Lllllo Johnson of Johnsot Island Is visiting her sister Mrs W BOo Dr Setzer has found his Wonderful eighteen dollar mule which waut astray two weekg ago Tho mule writs fJund near Vandorsburg Roll Oarneal will move his saw mill near Will V Coxs farm and get busy next week v There are fifteen aspirants to the post office here all out with petl tlons Aint they too previous Miss Myrtle Lee Rogers of Earl ington spent the week end with homo folks Miss Marie Orowe is new con vulescing from a spell of pneumonia Mrs J B Peyton IS no better ht present writing Dr Setzer attended the Medloa AssDcatlon at Mndispuville last ErI All tho one of our physicani that did so Parents Day At The Earlington Scho Building I Probably one of the most entbu hustle and distinctly social session that has for sometime was last Friday afternoon at the school houso when a number of visitors were on hand to view thi wonderful exhibits of the ohlldrei of the Earllngton Graded School This afternoon was set apart as parents day The parents and friends of the various grades began arriving and continued until nearl nearly two hundred names were on the register Every vieitor was cordially welcomed and Carrie through each room and aseaoh recognized the knowledge and skll of the wee little tots which had bee and continues to be developed undo the able instructions of tho various teachers They were slow 1 y passed from room to room finding suprises on every hand the smile ot appreciation was seen on every taceThese girls o t the High School Grades hay been trained in domestic scienci under the thorol1 instrucrions or a competent instructor and proved their ability by furnishing luuchei prepared of the delicacies of the season and very pleasing to the appetiteProf 0E Dudley delivered a welcome address to the visitors am asked the cooperation of the parent in the school work The guests departed late in the after noon feeling that it was a privilege to live where the cominj generation can have the advantages of such golden opportunities and to be able to mingle with and partial pate in tho one thing in these young lives that is worth more than any amount of dollars This school is equipped with the very best body of teachers the trustees could secure and under the supervision pf Prof 0 E Dudley are proving their wonderful capablll ty in training the young minds lor their individual walk through life Too Good to Lose Jack Now that your engagements broken are you going to make Blanche send back your letters HarryYou bet I am 1 worked hard thinking out those letters theyre worth using again FAGGEDOIIT WOMEN Will Find a Helpful Suggestion In This Letter Overworked runfownllfaggod out women who feel as though theY could hardly drag about should profit by Miss Richters experience 8h- osaysLast winter I was completely run down and felt fagged out all the tune was nervous and had Indiges tion Ono of my friends advised mp total o Vinci and It has done me great good The tired wornout feeling is all gone and I am strong vigorous and well Tho stomach trouble soon disappeared and now I eat heartily and have perfect digestion I wish every tired weak nervous woman could have Vinol forI never spent any money in my life that did me so much good as that I spent for Vinol JIarlo Richter Detroit Mich Thousands pf women and men who were formerly weak and sickly owe their present rugged health to the wonderful strength creating effects ol Vlnol We guarantee Vlnol to build you up and make you strong It Jt does not we give bacK your mousy Sold by ST BERNARD MINING 00 incorporated Drug Departmeiit EarlfBRtoa Keatncky t i 1 l J r t I 4 j Parisian vQryr 1 J j t IIII r t1 The Holiday li I Ji1 tu1 This popular novelr iHll tsd ty in toilet Ware finds S t 1 r 11 tan increasing demand t il y l daily and can be found i KI f- lna varied assortment i r SIt r than heretofore at re t1iij duced prices previous ij yearkrFI- We i invite your spect t I cal attention to our stock h of Parisian Ivory this j l season which embraces y I Toilet Sets Manicure s Sets Mirrors Bushes i p Military Sets Jewel BQx oi es JewelTrays Picture rFrames Pin Cushions hfH Tie Rin s Vanity Boxes j Buffers and others small h fIt 1 piecesA 1 partial display of iA these goods will be found in our window where Jf they can be seen atyourr 11J leisure t J I If m St Bernard Mining- Company i Iricorporated 1 4 I Drug Department c Earlington Ky 1 Our Home Town The day seldom arrives in a + i mans life when he cease to be interested in the daily or weekly paper of the place that he has q once called hone Granted that ic1is printed on the poorest paperr j granted that the typographical r display would make the spirit of 1 Ben Franklin blush granted thatxthere were no editorials dr ediyt j torials that are not worth read Z 1 Ijnggrnnt all this and still your feelings and mine and those of every other healthy mortal are i summed up in this little poem r Denver Post4a y When the evenin shadesare fallr t- in at the endin o the dRytAn a feller rests from labor smokin his pipe o clay j Theres nothin does him so much r good be fortune up or down As the little country paper from his Old Home Town e I vnIt aint a thing of beauty and 1 its print aint always clean But straightens out his temper when a fellers feelin menDi r 1 It takes the wrinkles off lies face Y an brushes off the frown J t ThntlHttlecountry paper fr m1ihis Olo Home Town t- It tells of all the parties an the v a- ballf of Pumpkin Row 1 Bout wlij spent Sunday with i whbsgirl an how the crops ill grow i i it An how it keeps a fell r posted i s j i bo twhos and wh is rr IJdownThat little country paper from f his Old Home Town t t i like I anJiyi y5 An at times the gaper novelsiah some tidier trushdont jlAyonl C I But when I want some xeadint t j y that ll brush away frown f i I I want that little f I I Old HmI r e I I r 8 rvlct o r I1i 1 The height of virtue W W pMf gankindQialaBer ui I j j I 1 f rfr t J- y i Oij t D U U f tr 0 rr1 t1 ti e d r atiurR Isk P fp r ii j of t I J i r it r 1 giit Af t v i ti A er rI r i t iI t r f ksr aI 1 I r 61t The try 1 roftF f N Slianngrrj1 Ij SaleIII y 1 f f i 1 h ContinueUntil December 24 1912 if 3WJJ1 rII it t IA TH EMrtq p i r f I Ir- l r r T-1rBOSIO StoreOu-r m IJr prices average from 30 to 40 per cent cheaper than any one else We invite those who do not already know of the Ice a l + FtPN ii excellent values we offer to make a single test purchase and become personally informed as the big money making po tuniIa ties Wp offer ran anything be more fa1r than tthIS I z JI V i f r ri I t c rj 1 J th JoI i f to I fEAJDFEFLECmi F i coivnE ib1 I r r Dry Goods i t I j Our best calicoes 30 aYrd1 Yard wide Domestic 3c ayard i Hope Domestic 7 120 a yard i 11 f f t II Best ioc Outing 7 1 2 GS t 1j r Best roc Gingham 7 ia i 6 I i COLORED COLUMN i y REV J R EVANS EDITOR Ii J Sve are edto report all of oar sick are improving 4 fir W H Ballard of Lexington Ky H G M of the U B F and S h Jit T lodges will lecture to the pub J Hie at the Mt ZIon Baptist church Thursday night Dee 12 Dr Bal lard Is a fluent speaker a race lover and a man of broad experience Dont fail to hear hint The quarterly conference at the A M E Z church last Sunday was well attended Rev J W Martin A B of Madioonvllle Ivy preach ed an excellent sermon in the after 4 noonA cantata entitled the Homemade Santa will fas rendered at the Baptist church Dee 20th The proceeds twill be used to pav for fixtures at the public school building Ad mission loots Dont forget the indoor picnic to be given at the colorbd skating jrlnk Saturday and Sunday night Dec 21st and 22nd by the members Df the Mt Zion Baptist church The public is cordially invited to Attend the banquet to be given by the members of the A M E Z hurch Dec 18th L vbars Mamie Winn of Providence Ky IS in the city the guest of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Merriwoather We are calling upon the people of q Darlington to assist us In making this a sane Xmas by doing those things that become ladies and gentlemen Let us lay strong drink down and enjoy oureelyep in more way- Missos Helen and Josephono Daniel IB hero for few days stop rover with Mrs Ike Edmonson after alow days visit with their Brother Mr Sanford Daniel of St Charles 2Cy They will soon return to I JLouisvllle Ky Significant I The second day drew to Its Dolose with the twelfth jurymon still un convinced Well gentlemen said the jballlfl entering quietly shall Iascasual ordor twelve dinners n Little Jaefc Whltforp IB ill with jmenmonia fever t Id4Y sm I Grace lateealawiste ltla bed ivIMowtltU t ih c rt vrpn Wr1 r 4itA tJr tIwiC FOR FALLING HAIR You Run No Risk When You Use This Remedy We promise that if your hair falling out and you hive not let it go too far you can repilr the damage already done by useing Bexall 931f Hair Tonic with persistency and regularity for a reasonable length of time It Is a scientific cleansing germicidal preparation that des troys microbes stimulates good osculation around the hair roots pro motes hair nourishment removes dandruff and acts torestore hair health It la as pleasant to use as pure water and is delicately per fumed It Is a real toilet necessity We want you to try Rexall D31f Hair Tonic with our promise that it cost you nothing unless you lire per fectly satisfied with its use It comes in two sizes prices BOo and 100 Remember you can obtain Rexall Remedies m this community only at our storeThe Rex ll Store Coal Mine Fatalities Washington There were 1468 men killed In coal mine accidents during the first eight months of this year 660 of whom were in Pennsylvania and 278 in West Virginia according to an announcement from the Bureau of Mines Unless there are exceptional disasters before Jan uary the death rate this year will be lower than last when 2710 were killed Compressed Gas During tho last ten years oc so the praotio of transmitting compressed gas from some central station to small towns has grown rapidly In Illinois one plant now supplies several thousand customers In Indiana another has as many and in Califor nla one plant has about six thousand consumers on its line of pipes Another plant is now projected to supply ten thousand customers and it Is estimated that one hundred and twenty miles of piping will be required The system has been developed to compete with electricity The malls vary front two to slxln0hes India meter Wbtn thegas Is delivered the pressure must Hbe reduced and this la jaffectedby a local lowprose ure distribntipgsystem or by service governors connected with each meter I 1 Extragbs What an awfully taU manLord I w f r It vMensf t L F t- sJ l Mens Ribbed 506 quality 3 QC s 1 r i Ladies Ribbed Shirks and Pants 190 THE BOSTON STORE I Bulletin1JL Madison Kentucky 3Tariaenstblo foremanIJader itcr palmsU 1derwearr TENNESSEE CENTRAL TO BUILD EXTENSION Company Contemplates Line From Hopkinsville To Shawneetown Frankfort Ky Deo7That the Tennessee Central contemplates striking out from Its present Ken tucky terminus at Hopklnsvllle to reach the west Kentucky coal field was the statement of Butledge Smith of Cockvllle Tenn Indus trial agent for the company to the railroad commission yesterday- He said the western division Of the road Is operated at a loss and is valuable to the company only in thu hope of eventually making this ex tensionProvidence and Sturgis probably will be Reached by the extension which may go down to Dawson Springs At all events the line will go to Bhawnootownf Ill where It will have connections for Chicago and St Louis- Twosurveys have been made and the only thing in the way is financ tog the project It is possible that a crossing of the Ohio river will be Owenshero izes Mr Smith said the net operating deficit of the entire Tennessee Con tral system last year was over 400 000 Tho eastern division is a paying proposition but the western division has lost money Domesticate The Quail Some of those days someone will domesticate the quail and make it a regular farm fowl The semi domestication of this useful and beautiful bird will be accomplished and it will become a valuable pro duct of the farm The law will prevent its destruction In place of the hunter going into the fields he will seek the farm house and buy what he needs just as he buys chickens or turkeys It would prove anyone who for the farmer and enable prof stable had the price to have quail on toast and this toothsome fowl would not be the exclusive prey of thee fellow who are good Wing shots Jnsatlablo Ambition 1 hope our ambitious frlond la sat Isflod said the philosophic observer lie has prospered to that te can do as he pleases Yes But that doesnt content him While he is doing M he pleases he wants everybody to Quit work and applaud him for dolag It so iiisiyPWwktigtoa star cran iIi l1lLi r 1 a R jJ 4 c Clothing jI 398il 200ii I4 l f 2000 y 2500 U l ville v A a a s 1 J c w i c t Write Ideas for Moving Picture Plays 1 YOU 11murej WE WILL SHOW YOU HOWI i If you have ideas if you can THINKwe will show you the secrets of this fascinating new profession Positivelyfio experience or literary excellence necessary No flowery language is wanted The demand for photoplays is practically unlimited The big film manufacturers aremoving Heaven and Earth in their attempt to get enough good to supply the ever increasing demand They are offer ing 100 and more for single scenarios or ideas v Nearly all the big film companies the buyers of photoplays located in or near NEW YoilK CITY right on the spot and knowing at all times just what sort of plots are wanted by the producers our SALES DEPARTMENT has a tremendous advantage over agencies situated in distant cities We have received many letters from the big film manufacturers such as VJTAGRAPH EDISON t ESSANAY LUBIN SOLAX IMP REX RELIANCE CHAMPION COMET MpL1EStrq us to send photoplays to them We want more writers arid well teach you secrets success We are selling photoplays written by people who never before wrote a line for publication fJ Perhaps we can do the same for you If you can think only one good Idea every week and write it out as directed by us and it sells for only X25 a low figure You Will Earn 100 Wonthlv For Snare Time I FREE IiMOVINGj Dont hesitate Dont argue now and learn just this new profession may mean for you and your future NATIONAL AUTHORS INSTITUTE 1 1 1543 Broadway New York City 4 MANY ANXIOUS FOR- RAJAH j TU RETURN Second Performance May PC Given Dur lug Christmas Week I There have been numerous re quetts for return engagement of the Rajah of Ruin Turn as number of people did not at tend because they were unable to good seats The re quests are being considered and the comio opera may be produc ed Qbriitniai week dss uii deoirion x to this i r t 2 fi t r 1 Wi JiltN I t 800 MIls Suitsr 0t 498V 1500 S 748 998t 4 i 1248 plots written are Being I urging gladly r of Write what J obtain PleasIlureagain ut the second production The Eajali of Rum Turn may notjbe produced at Madisonville this week ap planned and the en gagement may be postponed until next week Henderson Gleaner This attractionwas witnessed by several Shrinors of Rizpab Temple who thought so well of- ftheprodttifoutheyhavesotiiirod- it for The Garrick Theatre It fill be bat on Monday njfhtj t lt n- r i i r t r18th for the benefit of the Shriner Petrol Skirts and Euclidfi l Word comes from Paris thyt skirts are not tobe made rwidV Y 1 It is not contended Jiowev that they are to be made n rrofC er That would be contrary to g h Euclid who says that th0 outside t cannot be smaller tjtian the in- aideSprtn JJ ldRepublican k Buok Gftuley who has ba dob fluid to h la room fpr MV wU8UjUy i reported no hstter 81 M I o Y l p r ea t