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Digital page images are linked to the text file. ri rfs a oo i i i 1 j o IIpfit 1 Skariiit1rSa1e 111 m COfltIflUCUt1 December 24 1912 i Jx I i V ft fll f AT TH ErJ J tJ 1 LI I I oslo StoreOu- rprices average from 36to 40 per cent cheaper than any one else We invite those who do not already know of the IrJ1j excellent values we offer timake a single test purchase and become I personally informed J- F as the big money making opportuni Iz ties we offer Can anything be more fair than this 4Y r l n T I F EAq FxIEFTE CTti i COME q Dry Goods 43 Our best calicoes 30 a yard ih Yard wide Domestic 50 a yard I Hope Domestic 7 iac a yardiBest toe Outing 7 12 c IOG Gingham 712 iBest Underwear u V Mens heavy Fleeced Shirts aj jprawers 320 Mens Ribbed soc quality 39cYs v Ladies Ribbed Shirts and Pants IQC k UTHE BOSTON STORE Hopkins County Bank Building Madisonville Kentucky = i i 1w W4 have the largest gad best assortment of Ohristmas Roods ever brought to this vicinity Dolls Doll Busies f Toy Stoves and furniture for the girls Drums Horns Hor see and Wagons Guns and swords for the boys and all tho Oandy Nuts Apples and Oranges Figs and Dates one Icould 1 your boys and earls be disappointed in a Visit froapSinta Claus this OhristmaerCome to this store randwean supplyyour wants Ut moderate prices In addition to our large supply of Christmas Goodf wet have any number of useful and valuable things in stock that w 0 7 L Clothing i 800 Mens Suits j 398p f 1200 U 498 t1500 748t2000 998i6 t 2500 J u IIT 348 4 L 1 Ii I tUI P Y I TheI G dPeop 1t of IorIonsVicinity M r I I Can Easily Solve the Christmas Gift Propositions by Visiting Our Store HW wisltDontlet oo WOdDk a nice Christmas gift for HER IIrIIII we i 4 i4 will take pleasure in showing them For Her we would J suggest a new Omit Suit Cloak mire Ohiha Set Manicure i itJf 1 sets Toilet Site Lace Ribbon Silk Gloves EtcHim I Ties Oollarp Hats Overcoat Glnvep Handkrchiefs Urn j J brellas Etc t 0 We urge you to pay our store H visit when vyoa do- tf t Ill your Christinas shoppiuir We have what you want and the 11 y prices are reasonable t- J C f u ir 7 ST BERNARD MINING COr i I II j- h i i J f INCORPORATED 4f J L BROWNING S ijiii 41- Y Manager1J0 o tpXeV i 1 i j 4ort JlS Gap KertiLlcky h d 2 tJciJr Y j fYTn x wiseti tiS 7 Pye f7 h ip- ar 1 rIj1i3 i i riI L t lti r f t t vr Lx lr afi k 10 t M irJ i Ji J 1 V it J Tr tLri Jrpr 4rflp P 1 r T P 11Ir r w 1 i4JI r TUE i R J n RIDflY I d Jan Nti tJp 4 4 IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS ADVERTISE It FOR SALE Ii i I M == = L=J 4 TWENTYTHIRD YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY t FRIDAY DECEMBER 13 1912 Nt jI V t n sr uut i tl t EFFICENT WORK OFJ FIREDEPARTMENT iiP I Prevents Serious Fire in Heart Of I BusIness District Peoples itBankBuilding Threatened I 2 Cause Of Fire Unknown TbatEarllngton possesses as effl tent fire department any dRy in T 1thls portion of ttio stato was again r demonstrated on last evenlnn when f a light blnro In Dr R A Baldwins office for a few minutes threatened tu three story Peoples Bank Build s ing on the corner of Main and Railroad p streets tie alarm was turned In about 815 p m and the fire de partment headed by Chief H W IcbyHook Capt k and iiaddor comnany was oon on 1fsfOhlet ii9KerR quickly per oeiv d ttivt thefljecould be handied with the chemical extliiqulsher and wiihola thehlJavycity watar pies i RUIN thereby avoiding a serious damse from water The flames were soon subdued with compara I tlvely alight damages The origin of the fire is unknown but Dr Baldwin bwlleves that pdssi bly one pt his patients might have dropped a lighted cigarette when in bis office sometime after Bupppr The Charge pf the Light Brigade will go down In history as most insignificant in comparison with the flight of some of the genial L 5 N dispatchers from the third floor pf the threatened building t It IB understood that some young I 1adYfullettJ1the Idle Hour I Thaatre some finance up the sheet and unthoughtedly gave the alarm 1oflIre and ttanipade was narrow j Jy averted 11M Gemini Seen Pf lent d by a company of somei l tblrty Fortyfive Minutes 4 from BrOLWaY1 inuio1 pomody all the scones pf which been laid In NSW Rpcbolla a suburb ofs New York Just fdrtyflve minutes from Broadway Is Bchednled for the Garrick on Thursday Dec 19th Something new IB tbg way of stage setting wlll be seen when Forty five M fltel from Broadway George M Cohans success Is pre sented here Card Of Thanksv WedeBlre to thank our many frl endB who was so kind to us during tbe sickness and death of our son- I and brOther Tommlfl Slsk who died r November 24th May Gods richest 15 blessing rest upon them all is our p prayer Mr3nd Mrs J E SIRk and children Coming Events Bank Prosldcnt vTiatB the mat ter Bank VlcoPrcsldcnt I was Just thinking I sat next to our cash ier Jnchurcll yesterday and I dcnt quite like tho Way ho sings W111 they miss the when Im gone l NEW SPEED LIMIT MUST BEIMADE FOR TOLL Pro rwi Of The Modern Elevator In The Present Day Sky Scraper Owing to the extreme height of the new Wbolworth building 60 stories or 750 feefiit has become necessary to install a new type of elevators which will set- a new pace for swift running as they are the speediest in the worM These elevators will runI at the rate of 700 feet per min utea speed that will uncessiat the passing of a special bill through the New York lesisla ture The rapid runiiing time of elevators is not merely a case of American speed maum If has been u matter of uecessitp The modern American elevator made possible the America ky 1 Ecraper v Tweutyflve yeaira ago when only hydraulic elevator were iu use operated usually by the cumbersome hand cable process 150 feet per minute was the maximum speed andtuo- t ulwnys in safety It the Woolworth building were to he equipped with the old style elevator it would require more than 10 minI utes for the trip up and down without a single atop and allow ing for stops more than half hour woule beconsufned Vq njnk lug the trip IDLEHORCONTEST I TO A CLOSE Florence Floyd is in The iud With a Good Margin to Draw From I jki MRS JPHAMER SECOND 1 1 Theldle Hour Contest that has been running some time and bas met with such popular favor willI ccmeto a clpse on Tuesday Deo 24I Mr Walker of the Idle Hour will on this date give fp the lady having the highest number pf votes a hand some ladles gold watch and tp tlJeI second highest an elegant KoldI bracelet Theso handsome prizes are now pn display at the Jewelry store pf L O Wiley The final count of the votes will be made and result published in the issue of The Bee of Friday Deo 27 The stand ing oftho contestants to date Is follows Miss Florence Flpyd 287000 1rsJ P fliiier74475Kathleen 240275 Nellie McManus 199850 J1Ij tI ILIIr I j f- k BaNIIIP Wdet t AbsolutebPore1 P The fr WomanMakesthe Home 1 She makes it best who looking after theb iT culinary department turns her back resolute I J t1y upon unhealthful or even suspicious food ac essories She is economical she knows thai Ue economy does not consist in the use t1S of inferiormeat flour or taking powder She fe an e fest4 advocate of home made home the truth oftiv bfli edodandbapr0vedI tteixieri1kof thHfrxperts that tbebest copjc itidj I don with Royal 1jtl ra r l tAIJ II 1 YR II i Ioll t flJatu tt s17 Io oj t 1d I 1 I DECENT I LETTER POSTAGE Would Mean a Saving of 70 000000 to the People JOHN WANAMAKER FAVORS IT That the adoption of a ono con t letter postage rate will mean u large increase In the amount of letter mall carried by the Government is the bullet of prominent business men who have made a of American postal probltimjIt IP thought by many experts in postal matters that the creation of a one cent letter rate by congress at its camming session would mean so much additional business that the extra revenue derived would easily care for tim expenses Pfjtba depart fOnethe one cent letter propaganda Is John Wanamaker former Pos lu3SJ ter general und noted m rchntj whose mammoth stores iu Philadel phia and NewYork are known t01 millions of Americans who baveI visited them Mr WauamaKur is of the belief that a one cent letter postHKa rate houldbli Inaugurated once hI ama firm believer In one cent J postage declared Mr Wan maker and think the government would haves larger revenue from It after the first two years than It has at present from two cent postage when people had time to realize the facilities afforded for communica tion with each other1t John Wanamaker is probably one of the best versad men in America on postal problems He was United States postmaster general beginning the year 1889 under Pros BenJ Har neon and made a deep study pf thu situation This statement coming tom man of such mature judge ment it hailed with considerable gatiBfactipq by the prompters pf th- ecarnaInorone cent letter post iM v e Thai a definite demand for one cent letter postage will be made at the coming sesson of congress la now evident Thousands fbu81 ness men throughout the country Iie joining the iNatlplial tine Cent Letter Postage Association which has Its headquarters at ClevelandIdo DM and which is conducting paign for one Cent letter rate A new bill providing for otfe cent postage will be Introduced In cOm gress early In the sesslon and a determined effect IB to be made to secure Its passage Hundreds of commercial prganizatibns alt other bodies have IndPrsed the Campaign 1and are working with the postage association in the effort to secure a lower rate- I Under present conditions it is claimed that tirstclass inuil is pay ing a surplus to tho government of nearly 70000000 a year Although it requires two cents to mall a letter anywhere in the United States it Is estimated that it actually the gbyermrfent about ono cent to At the present time let doiiaWtnent receives on letter mall it h average revnuueof Slcperppund equal to lg30 tier titi Altuough this fl4stNaiijpiIe tiI l ittoiutigt or th- eintiIIscjti Te Irent of th total Is the Plnef I renson W OOtNI of one lwtit pncti t g present Jatf- rs1iulUbvj i I The Home llssionirittcll+ EV i1lngh rho WiJmanB Home MIsRion nt- wi j t11MMIIt AMbby 5at her borne- OflilILjAV3I1IIO lust Mottdiiy oven t ins ttm Society turn flihlltvMJh tor tlng pjotframme I e plaiitiflK mid demonstrating the VjqrK1 I i1r different portions of the stat9iR The readings by the mom bers were very Instructive tolling of the good being accomplished by this board in helping the homeless and friendless and Hiding In securing a start whtcn will be beneficial and worthY ap well asvarious other ways In Which those women show their ekillin naking ways and assisting tI r funds for num lyrsp1reBiJpnslbilltties and pbliea to be ti1 omaby braiwbes grtho 1PUttl thm b 8 UTewh len l1i4 1 red Ylir j r toTrteUdirh- ae t gwWea t J f o I 1 THE CITY OF HENDERSON Enjoys Unique Honor Royal Arch Masons Meet There Dec 19th i Several members of the local Qhapterof Royal Arch Masons have received invitations to a- Ttend tile testimonial bnnqnet to be liven on Dec 19th by the Henderson Chapter in honor of B G Witt GPO Grord High Priest ofthe US and John U Worsliiim Grand High Priest of Ker tucky Tie city of Henderson enjoys the unique distinction of having as citizens thejjrestdingoflicerof the Royal Arch Masons of the United States anti of Kentucky Jyelt 1 Mrs Lem Owen Dies j Plo many friend 8 of the v family will regret to learn of tbe deitflof is Sirs Lem Owen who wag a dauJSh tQt Mr and Mrs Jae Priest of thisi city Mrs Owen spent her a girlhood days in Earllngiou and numbered her friends bV her ac quafntances Some yeirs ago the Jamlly tripled to Lihton lcd where lien health was never very oodS Sh4 leaves besides her husband fpuil children to mourn her loss h4was burled In the Earlingtou Bet etery lathe presence ofa mimi bdr of friends and relatives She waafa devout member of the Methdv distichurch a faithful wiffl and dL voted mother The Ben joins other friends in extending heartfelt sym pathy to the bereaved family RAJAH OF RUM TUM IS COMING In Will Pay a Friendly Visit to Mad isonviikNext Monday iNI ht r COMES HIOIJLY COMMNDED The iipjah pf Bum Turn1 corn Ic opera produced in its entirety by HendersonIpcaV talent wUlc the t f the Garnet Theatre flladfBpaviile ne Monday night and the BOos advice to EarllngtpnlanB 2s thatthey not want to miss it 1Itwail presented at the ark TIre atre at Henderson last Jfriday night toa packed and enthusiastic audi ence many from Madlsonvllle Ey ansville and pther places being sent who are competent judges Vof firstclass opera The universal ver diet is that it was as a whole equal to any of the professional presentaA dons so frequently seen and In many respects was superior possessing the charm of sweetness and purity as well as cleverness The music is by Prof H Von To bel for many years recognized as a musician of superior attainments The words are by Ingram Crockett whOPd literary works have won him shlgh plncb The stage direction Is py MrVHelRbyj at one time connHc d with leiidfug theatres of Bon dciu A wilibe dtheIs rrnroeftlttatlQzl ll auspices otiT0rnplf of l 114al8 who Okjrre rst credit Jfjr giving oar pfldplei t4te1portunit t- A witnessing this oiof jiroduo Lion and thtl plnats wtllI of gioethiK B t many of ftfr eyoletv pto pie or our iq ijbrint CtfiY who are hi thn cattJFltrujg6 fitltiff th- tteof L oot I W8h1tt h is Rn- m twAeftb1iY g LocomolivcslhervAnd Now Grqnt Northern hits recently added to Its motive power eqiifp meut s locoinqtivei nicknamed the Bull MoosOr which with pne exception is the largest in the country It can haul 5000000 poundsup a 1 per cent grade nt fifteen miles au hour and will take care of a train of 120 cats of as many ns will hold together The total weight of the engine is 004000 lu 1862 the WiUinrn Crooks No 1 the Iret- engineop tnepld g Pal Pri cific roadawentintQseivi It weighed 55400poundBf r v MriOryp has rtie hothisit to- atiysIu i fJl11 balaoga5i4L p 1911t I t 1- J THE MESSE4 CHRISTMAS Enjoyment of The Days Pleas ure Greater Because of its Voice xS Howard J BrazeltoH If coming events cast their shad ows before so does the approach pf the Christmas season speak its mes b sage to humanity In the rush and hurry of our preparations the Jost ling crowd that throng the streets and shops in search of the appropri ate gift or toy let us not be deaf to that message OhUdhooda Claim It is significant that Christ WHB a child The babe Ih the tnang r has become familiar to us inenng story and art Each Christmas seaEon It retold but loses none of its cbarm bebause of having been repeated for two thousand years In this fet is deeper significance than wo sometimes fathom and a message that we too often tall to hear Ever since ithe birth of the Christ Child childhood has had for us a newer and fter meaning uTheres a song in the air Theres a star in the sky Theres a Mothers deep prayer Theres ababy PW cry This cry of the babe is a pfirt of- heniosaageoZ ChriBtmas Qut ot Its UelplessnesB itslpqilty and its rInging of joy it cries tP uTi claim log our suporafltsyrnpahy and our participation In tho joyous sunshine pf its presence With a ken appreclatlpq of the moBsagetha rlgb s pf childhood will to1lnberitathe micfpt pf whpltisprna sptround legs to epjp th t11p K ht are common to otiiidlih Baturf to be trained and equipped for the stern- roa1Itlwof life j but to be withheld Xrom assuming these until child hpovdB period is gone these 1re the utterances we distinguish IhtJpa cry ot tne babe and these have been coming Into their owtf wherever the influeuces represented by Christmas have gone The disregard for these are clear evidence bat the story pf Chrlsi has been drowned in the struggle pf selfishness and low aim The crewded tenement with its filth and Hqualor the lazy drunken parenthood that pushes children out to bear burdens too heavy for chl1dt ish shoulders i the employment of tbeslby public corporations In order to procure cheap labor and satisfy their own insatiate greed the enticing and entrapping dens of vice that draw in the children like a mighty whirlpool all these are the result of a deaf ear turned tcf the cry ot tllebabeIROme BuildingS How strange that He who was born without n home and who had not where to lav his head should come to have suchsyt Jpat for the most sacred lace on arththoI homo anti should know its needs shnpllkIU things for Its comfort and Joy 1 But how sweetly true I rtrhno home to day be It the- huijLihest hut on the inountalu slctJoI pr i hB rioliQstpnUice on tile mos fashionable strflet whose Light laughter and song have uot been mode possible hy thnt fitClrlstE mac tide iu Bethlehem tong ago Thfi spirit of flfwioff j tftBiithA laveo- fthIuihdid 1 thetirhtIv llgh tid niLi bt itlit IH ch ftb V pitetngether us tttls tjmetof thft 3Mt whore lavedtnes aud friends theinu ouvPli bncditio Jjcitjiignt bv Him whose chjif joy was fq ubd lit blessing the ad tie- sotthhdnie The suddcatandrnos- ttoiidpitid person at this season is tboiut without ti home f A Message Of Divine Visitation All the circumstances surround ing the birtb of Jesus spolnb to ltd divinely human character Ere prophecy was fulfilled while to this place came divinely guided visitors and laid at the feet of the now born king their gifts of gold frankiusense and myrrh In honor of this evont the choir pf angels sang Glory to God in the Highest For the pro teotlon pf the babe from the murder of Herod the divine pro ylcfenee intervened All these lcd Divinity planned and pie Ifaover tbs vent of evPuta heaball miss the mark greatly In lesr eelebrat let Obristmaa It we s alize that Ithe birth It c j JesuS Opficamo down to nianiand became forever identified with alll thtt cbuoerns us The very fact of our sympathy with and Iov0 J6ri humanity manifested in oar bearing of gifts is made possible by this eveBt so ingrained in the history of mankind i Let ttten the expectancy of th eoming eve make the hrtbafaster aaduetreexer while the pre parattepen Let the stores and sbopa akflnnd in their decorations and gocds from whleb we may select oar gifts Throng the streets with happy men women and children ntnpoo purchasing presents Build the Yule tide fires whose warmth and diner invite from the wintry blasts without Haupr the evergreen In windows out of which bright lights are streaming upon the passer by If possible brinif the boy and girl from afar back to the home for the holidays Bostowyourfr gifts upon each other Gather the family about the fireside Banisll fear and open tho d orropthe entrance of cheer Slug yonr brfght liSt songs Let peal pn peal of laugh ter be board It Is ha joyoua Ohrlsmae Day But withal t all let the day speak the Gtieseage Let childhoods voice be heard Let the love of home bind yen more closely tp it and let the presence ot Gpdu walk with you in ypur enjoymehtpf the day r a I SpecialTrain For Rajah Of Rum TqmMon diy Night December thSt rr A special ttain will leaver Earlington at 7 30p m Mon day night Dec i6th fpr the benefit of Earlington people and return riht ft4the show Secure your ticjcets now r e rffMrs William Black Delivers Splendliit AI s Ifargecaudierit ttending tha Ghrisianchdrjch last Sunday night beard oiwof the miet tells jug addressefl delivered In Earl ingtonhd u long t mtv Mrs Black Jjouisville was the speak er and the Kentucky Mountaine er was her theme From be ginning tp end she held the t tentiou of her hearers instruct tug inspiring and entertaining them throughout t Mrs Black with the advantage of the best womens cpllegetfviib the country spent a number of yenrs in HazellQreen tettcningin 11the Mission School there Tho roughly converimntivit1i the con tHI ditions surrounding tit home lifeofthe mountaineers ind in sympathy with theopjjprtunitiesl presented in their education it was nioi difiioujt for h rto imfI pitr her vision to tho Jisfyeuers- Sxipli meBSiiJies impress us tha6f thtpropr educatitu of our 01 1 Z91B souiitlis the t7lethknIjOf feuds and preju dides 1io coininou totl e rnQUiituin fiJsection IAk41me Slose of hpi address aii ffldvof u0ftil J Iltty dlilldrs 9iristiuuVb1htis y iMooIohIHI I That whiqh added interest to Mrel Blacks visit to Enrliiigon is thOfuct other husbttbdfeeluK t a nephe W of the Into JB f AtkuisW and has visited Eiirl tfinRtou a number of times l mI Elks Social Club iBoysThe Elks pf EarlJngtPn whose I membership Is at Madispnvilie have leased the ron over Webbs grocery store known as Webb Hall for the purpose of furnishingS and establishing a social club room for the Bf p O E boss of Earllng ton ThiBrppm will be furoisbed with JINuablplaIMWp I when tbe beye 6aBii teonve j Btiy r eb tbt I iIH D i 1 IIe j Jlt i I I Lu a IJ ErT- h V2Sf oj o syrv x a F 4P m tn rakaxof + w Yom fr fo ii = x k= hc + Yw rTS srrxfas xaRi w oIM iiJ c a rp I MWW NmfflWNNj Christmas Reduction I 4 rv Qn All i ii k 1 Ladies and Ghildrens Ready fe L toWear t a i Every garment in out Ladies y j l Readytowear Department nsist ing of Suits Coats Skirts Child 1 tens Coats Dresses and Ladies Shirt Waists reduced for the Xmas o fr shopper Every garment strictly rt uptodate and carries the most at v 4 tractive styles of the season i 1 J r i 1 nw 2 I f 1J1 Y C tt r i Loohk Pram Yotj Will IA Bn Approoirat odi Ii YIlNtM QT i y1 rnBarnes Cowand Co I n corporsfed- r Earlington Kentucky MMMMMMW E I Tke au whe wltispeim down a wa- UAituttk WaKI ke kae to sell Will Hoer read a wp ft dollars Uk ke wkt elimfe a tree said II klllK Newt of the Town y ad Wanted 3 ta d solicitors for Ear Ungton Rood money to right party apply atBrottlfieev If yot Want anything In the furni ture line for limas call on jBarnres ttawand tfe Co Incorporated HD COW t1d IB in Evansville to day buying furniture for his firm 1 nd for Mr 1 Imer Lynn I DOlt mtss seeing our doll parlor IL flejorBarnes Co Incorporated Bradley 8t ne has accepted a po sition as Oa ler with the L AW tjcJ l Ed Long Clay Stokes Jim Malon- ey and Sillle Fugate attended the fi Balkan PrintfeBs Wednesday Big reduction on Ladles Misses j ib and obUdtebs flults coats and skirts Jte Barnes Oowands k Co Hartford Ohatten of Earliugton- r was in Madlsonville Tuesday night t Mr and Mrs yQllbert Long of i ti Providence was in Earlington Wed inesday spending the day with j 1 i FOR SALEO neMorris Air tight conditionM Tuesdayjrv J Every thing in Christmas gifts can 0l be found in our store t Barnes Cowand Co Incorporated J X j MrBFrfo Mitchell of this city fi lattonctd the rneetlugof the U D 0 of Mrs J W Barnhlll 0iiin Madiaonvllle Thursday after noon wbichproved to be quite an l 1 J1ventuInoorporatedy DQlpar1Qron second floor J was the guest ra of her sister Mrs I Jahn J1IIe in Earjlngton this iB MMCj t ff r tjL big ndketloit on Ladeshits for h r fbi Obris ae shoppery j iBarnajowaDd709IBrporatdr f r d 3 K Bemember we are head quarters for ganta Cfaus Barnes Cownd Co Incorporated Robert Fenwiok loft Taeiday nigbt to accept a position wih ne IiT Ic H LnaiaoDKeroHopkinaville guest of Mrs J M Victory IB tbi city Bern to Mr and Mrs W foellot Earl Jagoe Sunday mornlngf one boy Born tct Mft andMI Jfgbn q BulsBpn StingNy nI tInIboy 111 Tbe hook Came Back Majestic eqloymorrow night and see It Mr and Mrs J R Payton will visit friends in Evansville next week I Miss Ruby PeyteD Yra In Madl sonvillo Wednesday mghfto iodine Balkan Princess V i ReabendTuesday witb friends Look wbsltd at the Princess to morrow night A Tbanhouser Yoa all know what His Nuff said KlnRotEauUtuWednesday fooktog up Samta Claus Roy iStrtttti made a bnainess trip forthoCo Tuesday to Nashville Mrs Murphy Btfttott has accepted a position with the Telephone Jo- In Allonsville Miss Robinson Crusoe Than houser in two big reels At the Princess to morrow night Come and seo It Yon know when we say Thanbouser that its a good one XTuite a number of Earlington peo plo attended the Balkan Princess lID Madisouville Wednesday night at the Garrick Theatre Mr John Maloney of Providence has bought the Victory residence in this city on Main street formerly occupied by E L Wise and will make this place thoir holds Henry Rodgers and little Pete DAvis spent Monday and Tuesday In the country with friends Miss Mabel Browning who has been quite sick for a few days IB able to be up and has resumed duties at Oansler Maloney s Hari1Jib It to pier to 1 diffliiult1 tbvgl woesrtiby i p J r Miss Margaret itfthip who hras been qflite sick for aeveraiday i Itt hI roTlngiluwly Miss Bessie D Rautlman who has been nursing Jack WhUtowLfor the past srssk Witt return to Evansville his week Miss Kauffman Isagraduate of the New Gilbert Memo rial Sanitarium and la a splendid nurse The Rev Geo 0 Abbltt of Hop klnsville wilt hold acrvlce at the Library next Tuesday nlghta780 Public cordially Invited to attend HetrfcpaHers For HelMay Goedi Watches diamonds solid gold Jewelry gold llUedJJewelry toilet sets etc- Newest and best goods at right prices- F N Fugate Jewelers Madlsonville Ky Soon Fortyfive Minutes from Broad way will be presented at the Garrlck theatre on Thursday Dec 10th in identically the same manner Jthat attracted enthusiastic crowds at George M Cohans theatre in New York City for one solid year Never before has so elabou rate and successful at attraction beon brought here and Fortyfive Minutes from Broadway already promises to establish new records from attendance Christmas Bazaar A Great Success Tbe annual Obrlsmas Bazaar of the Ladles fdottbe Christian church was given at the Armory Thursday and was the most suc cessful for years The ladles under the efficient leadership of their president Mrs W R Coyle had been working dilllgently for weeks and their labors oulummated in a most satisfactory way A beautiful scene met the eye as one entered the door Booths beautifully decorated and presided over by handaoifib matrons and beautiful maidens contained articles of every description for the Chris mae season as well as candy and other edibles It would be impossible to describe each of these but suffice to say the most fastidious wore charmed At the noon hour and In the evening a splendid menu was served proving the efficiency of thn ladiesIn charge of the kitchen When the Closing hour arrived it was found that but few articles re yet1tJe Saved t refused to be operated on the morning I heard about Cardulwrites Mrs Elmer Sickler of Terre Haute Ind I tried Car dul and it helped me NoW 1 domYQwn wishing and ironing tiroUIThe Womans Tonic Cardul Is a mild tonic remedy purely vegetable and acts in a natural man ner onthe delicate woman ly constitution building up strength and toning up the nerves In the past 50 years Cardui has helped morethan million women You are urged to try it because we are sure that It will do you good At aD drag atom given to the poor for the ladles os this splendid organization never forget the needy They are deeply grateful to every one who helped toward the success of the occasion Special mention should be made of the following Earlington and Madisonvllle firms and parties Barnes Op MBr- Oowand Long L E McEuep J F Devylder Theo Watts Miss Anna Moore Cansler Maloney Mike Bohan 0 L Wiley Holllnger Truempy B E Nixon St Bernard Stores Mining Co King Hone Henry Rogers John Long Webb Bros W H Wbitford and the Bee office Bishop Co McLeod store Diilips OA Martin Utley Obrtan Slsk Book store and Will T Mills About 175 was realized Will Robinson of MadlsonvlUo Ijwas in Earlington Wednesdsky i Solid Seat A limited number only r v 175 0 fI I t 5 i Why not Riye her ai Hoosier t Kitchen Cabinett e 45 l I Irisb b rYi R I A splendid line of DaVenport- from lTto Bfciii hIi aIfnthogany 1J 1 I I j 15rr e w 1 l rtoiee5Iaras Mr and Mrs Chas Blackburn and flftle daughter NevillBn t of EajriingtduSrigited relatives lyare last week i Mrs Henry Sizemore of Orb ondale was the guest of Mrs Lou Kepedy last Saturday andS day Miss Maymle Littlepage of Most Hill is spending the week with friends and relatives here J W Lamb of Central City was here Wednesday on business Mr and Mrs Clair Horton spent Sunday afternoon m the country The ladles of the Bebeoa lodge will give a pie upper in their ball Sat night every body Invited to come out and have a good time Dink Williams of Madisonvllle was here Tuesday Mrs S T Oayco went to Earling ton Wednesday Miss Gertrude Black of Madison vllle was the guest of Miss Mattie Shaw this week H C Hamby was in Madisonville TuesdayMiss n Davis spent Sat and Sunday with friends here C B Trathenls in Providence this weekMrs Robert Alinbn was in Madison rvllle lasteckehoppiug- Marebihpfobdardwte in Madison vllle Thursday V Rev Tuck of Central City filled his regular appointment at the Christian Church Sunday W P Burk has taken charge of the resturantrand will appreciate the patronage of the people Mfs Joe Smith of Slaughtersville Mrs Clay MoEuen of Hanson and Mrs Jimmie Crabtree of Earlington spent a pleasant pay with Mrs Gno Vanover last Wednesday Coming Soon Lovers of an evening of real pleas ure in the theatre are promised a treat far out of the ordinary In the announcement that the record break- Ing success Forty five minutes from Broadway has bnen secured at the attraction at Tbe Garrick Theatre onTbursday leo 19th with Bert Leigh as the oliiefTun maker 7JI r I 1 i fl i l II ciri It4 itr t l1 t Ii 3iI J j I j ililiJ I tt f ijUlffD 110r8If fJ M li j iD for i f 1 Ch t ft14bjaMsrtitI ftr hear i Ii rtear rI t I Jappreciatediteoode betitqualitQand ydut wilfln4 tl qewest Qf h season he prKr r gee thelin of GhiltrQB Desks 0hair Wd fjocfeerp BQVy 9ft ieplayso onVSvin ii t dow jjl Freight paido your uekfesVdepoi i rIExtra Jnrpe Reed Rocker only 240 C A Morton F r iiI1aFuya Emb a1 mere M llikoiJill 1wI 7 ii 1 PI r R iMteffor v fEH4rM U9ac t Tmspqpi11iovej i ty in Toilet yMfifce finds an increasing demaM daily and can bis found 1r I in avariccfjjatsortmentv than heretofore at reg V 4zy dueled prices + previQU 0 year V We invite your spec ial attention to our stodltV of Parisian Ivory this season which embraces Toilet Sets Manicure r Sets Mirrors Bushesto Military Sets Jewel Boxes Ie Trays Picture 11Framest h Tie Rings Vanity Boxes Buffersand othersjsrryp J pieces i c A partial jelflthese goods in our window Where they can be seenBt your leisure I St Bernard Mining o Company Incorporated f Drag Department v Earlington Ky 1 d1IL I j This solid Oak Rocker roll 868 i arms and seat seeurelyIboltedipal tn T l1 ii 1 tl toIfX250 fr i r d nil st + N i l dIIH t I I 11 I l l lrtyoI 1111 rM I 11 + I T j Lace Curtain Speaialg I 9I 1rtP v Electric Stove has three degrees r of heatcaoks and boils two ur 1 t ticlee at the same time r rx t 4 b- J 7 O Ikii II1f fI4 v t I JI HI I A U vvr d a Vr K r J- r1 q- K 0- IIq t i- 0 fl J 1 I i 11 I j t yrt Ii- t x2 Ti 7EI r it of rmt9 1 Ifr H r r- r II r f 1rtIfti f dI rafK = JdL i J1Souit cic4OfV O r f r I r 1Jr r 7r W1r f St t t It p 1 It yt J 4J t fc l t i1 S l y r fr T k iiVsv I = 1Tir Ii k t J71I I iih1ii J f I 4 I I l jouri dIu D0II t1rsOst 1 f ft 4N J 4J ii3 1111U liijf lI let 4iuird emtied money becalte 1ehYd nlcre faith hi his tfuttk than he did in the l3ank He lost J his money anti ii fortxtrmte that m rtit v ettJtlose his life v f i I How long will you risk your money and valuables at hortiBfn a tit box or an old trunk when it would be perfectly safe here and rw k i e rcpt you a deposit box fir your valuable papery in our mofea burg proof safe far a small nmount I v Your mcpe will JiJe here when yOu wantiit and instead nfl ymjg cjtliiid home where it in a continual risk it will be making 4 i I k t you more money Think this over rhen bring yoyr mQneyAv tjih barlt and starve bjanlc acconnt t Y When you do this you can pay ll your accounts by ci c which is safe and b sine s 1 ice and wi11 obviiite the necessity of fJ I asking for a receipt IA 5 hYt tI A4 I JJ k 1 I c t IPa i II 11 iI FA tll fT it dl t VE d a ti J J + 1 T J t 1C ti f rI J Pl it J w rf- ivvfij anters Batik oftGa Y f 1r if r- 1 h t 1 i f S v5 1tr ItiS 4si i L 4 p1tl rtits ed t Ii ji tY BEN fI71 GI INJS President M t QE HENIRl Cashier f l i Y I MORTONS Klfi 1 r i0 t GAPh r II j j f 4 t You Ne Year 1 S A KH r t HH K no n l renIStudyingAj RayoLampfor hours without hurting your eyes The RAYO l conttructed sdisntlfieally IlrU the a- W best tunIRadeJet inexpensive and economized s The J 1 of solid brass nickel plated ROmade without removing chimney or jd rcwick Made in various styles and for all purposes C eMbeater Everywhere clY w STANDARD OIL COMPANYl LouUvllI Ky Incorporated Kentuckr Jacksonj Mlu Birmingham Ala Atlanta Ga Jacksonville Ha fAD Ps i +flI 4t- c J I Neither savings nor interest- alonewill t r jnak e you rich buJueI t f t d icious r nve stluents mayJf1 t91f i Ldo not save you cannot 1 nve tlji rl The man Or woman who spends 1the M Il 1t rtoSIIuiII sums for momentary pi eaB 1kY f t urea daily usually does w1thout If some of the necessities later in1 1 J life Just try a stria 11 account at the s eI5eVe f n i Bd y II 0- WI idog I INOdBPORATED Ear1bpgtora KCntt1ckyI Ii JiliJr iV kn Y- J I Ifl 1 l 11 N iI ryr Lucrative Find in South Africa producerdeed if the results of recent experi ments under the auspices of the M zambique authorItIes are translate- into commercial realities For Instance the fruit 0f the macua macua was shown to yield no le than 60 perr cent of fine edible oil an of the pombula 52 per cent l 1Mixonehalf gallon of gasoline and ten cents woyth of corrosive sublimate Pnt the mixture Into a pint oil can with a long spout and spray Into ev ery+ place where there are bugs Air the room thoroughly After a few ap ntfrly 7M In the Cyclone Belt I tell you what Gotham ea I evthings r slble to keep a house going Well replied the Karisanthe winds arc so high out our way Its almost hhp08slIble to keep a house from Catholic Standard and Times i I One of His Worst The DoctorDid you hear about dnugliterdowfimuth ed up the pickpocket who robbed her of her purse and finally1 landed hUnJn tho ponltontlaryv Tile Profea aorc Good for her She was an M 13 llo with a vengeance Chicago Tribune t f f flip Best WhenahemomtPtiho Would oovent tag in his power t fake iwrhapp Velir yfa iV all ef his il rat the Wl1ill Matoi Ur 14411ya bruto latQucJtttololli somotol L V Courage VIrtuerSpeotI deserves tills preamlnpnce for It fs accuritYtoDoing Good We are to relieve the distressed put the wanderer Into his way and t- cilvide 0 our bread with the hungry Is but the way of doing good to ourselves for we are only several members of one great body Seneca Fishs Strange Method The fish ParatUapla multicolor heriino rT Y i R I it1riIfi o Jr t IOffice Hours friendly hood I found that often nelghbollI week I was delayed in my backdoor visit or a lengthy tele proposeddfor our work and permit no Interfap tion during those hours write as Thedveiljyleg1 t End ef i Noted Folly JIe moiodeb ong state been rashkm la England and Is soon ito disappear from Paris which has bee ltej stronghold It was to 8VnIapon the eye were at ones I flataDDearedin lSUwhen it waS worn by its in venton jOaa roily at least has had woaly about a century of lifo Couldnt See His Third I IDuring the cottonpicking season In t a colored brother who had gone into the country to work returned very much disgusted Dont yo git noI I offahs tor pick no cotton 7 asked a i I Ahcould WhitOdflanplck4l1dono tule a look at j I defloljl an saw fat when It wah all plclwd It woulflni amount ter qn i third So Ah done utout for hOjEven the Chanticleer Qlaronco Was leaving nighttf e cuckoo had lust sound I tho eleventh hour In tM back Y = 1 the famHy rooster utteroil a maud Pathrt1 you to atop around beat of the haud i and ttifottfe hnt roofltojr Ho he t hlittj r Ubmon HlntH Instad ot throwing away hard drY maintainh lemtnfl put them In a pan 6f hot wti I tatnp soft arid juicy and rich In flavor 89 though they hac t never grown hard McCalls Magazine Reasonable Stipulation 1Shall we admit Wombat to our Sub 1rOndour ritual 0nKnnsnsClty J RolbleAronas urnall haltnrI cJH 2 Y t rWt r J111r 4 ae rea osr eeewraaerna r sew ortsn 7 r Christma Goods f I We were able to purchase goodsI t I you for 25 per cent cheaper than you can get itelsewhere t Come in and buy your gifts everythingIeryone r V I Parisian Ivory Toilet Sts- Manicure J Scts 1 Militaiyl xtaclr10 bW jJ it- i Finger Nail jFiies r Vcrk BQ es 1 1 QvJcn13ahY s t5 JLs vr f Cf 11 IrtJ j j Collr and cttJ irrTiLrDtJXQ t Charing Dishes I s3 ii Fer9QlatQrs 1 Honb Station gar Edge I Azurea Shaving Perfume Sets 1 y ISORY DRU 0 CO- g i fIi 1 g INCORPORATED to MADISONVILLE KENTUCKYk 1 L 1 i li tI irP6A rl y tjt Gvd 1 IUJ l + Lti i r II 1 j ii lIa i- U CI a s E r 1 5 T B ir 5S T i rv s r qq wrf V l4 F + r a 1 r1J Att tff ftfflfriMtMtfiffiief yv R+ prM F ++ roMMuMWrgwreY t 7 St M r + rw w + d r N Mvt v r k tfji j l MlI t t y tw + r v t CO I w I q i IngoranaausIyou 1ICanw r I frI I Find Himthe i t f c 1 Lz1irigtcr FHIirdw I irc i 1r t r i lI We have the cheapest and best lineofUhristmas goods in importedod i the city consisting of all kinds of domesttctoys including F l u t i r 1 r 1- Dolls of nil leinds r r Does with long hair l Doll suit oases I I xTables Lw OlmirsL I ilL t Jewelry boxes J Dressers Y 1 i Sideboards 1 Enginesi Pile drivere1I f ltJS i eI t 1 11 i t fr to tti v I i Al of these toys new and uptotheminute and are goof values for the M L p 3 51 IERor RE I ao afull line a celebrated Rogers Silver WAre Thisv P i r for a lifee time it to pive eo oona fete jHpI x r r e aro 10 cents eaotrfie spoons 1 ktifes ane forks I l insI SsnlveIiD eS before r make g your J we andandI you money on vry you buy bore C J t X J 7 p- I 1 arlington Hardware Store r I Proprietor I i OneWay fffing Flea ro WU a flea 1111 Sclcntlflo AmerIcan the surest way would be place him on one of impene traMe plates used in warfare said eocfiue him thereon by means of sable fattened securely to each of Vii several legs then to train spon wouldbeone of those twenv lnoh gwufc Hove 61 Foro I ilB AH Bngiich inventor to building a bouM of sheets of poreelalB paneled an4 welded OB ateet framework walls being nonporous would lot retain dirt or disease No o preIher plate Love of books Book love my friends is your pass to the greatest the purest and tho teost perfect pleasure that God has prepared for his creatures It lasts frhen all other pleasure fade It will support you when all other recrea tions are gone It will last you until your It will make your pleswant to you as long as live Anthony Troilo e I Better Days f This is the tenth time have F before me said the Cleve JaB judge severely Is it possible your boBorT replied the prisoner Well welll Aint it wonderful how load some judges hold office the I old system But I promise it wont iappec again not after we get the I 81rtoworldn f 1in Scotch = d 1 IfJ ken Donald wove had two fine J taJ the month Aye mon and one Jw snappet up by the Sawbath 1 Prollflo Penguins A penguin oil industry is to be es tablished at MacQuorlo Island about half way between Tasmania and the Antarctic continent This Island 25 miles long and five wldo is estimated to contain probably 80000000 pon gums so that tho stock seems almost limitless Increase of Fiends Drug taking is greatly on tho In crease in London Somebody recent ly introduced into that great city and so popular has Itr become that two hasheesh chambers are now in full swing not a hundred ysraf from L Vela of the Charmed One Fair now if anyone who has my speech wishes to ask a question shall be happy to answer Masculine Voice from rear of haltIf you havent other company may I see you homo this Judge Periodical Fashion The late John M Palmer was ono of tho wits of public life When ho routed from tho sonteho was not discouraged but said I come into fashion about every ten years in Jilt nols Seaside Cocktail Mix a pretty girl with a holiday boy and soak them 5a till mid night Squeeze into a tiny corner of the pier Stir well with the of love waltzes Serve with an engage Want ring Marquis of Queensberry Where Comes From A teacher was explaining to a lit tIe girl how ths trees developed their foliage in the springtime Ah yes understandtheytheir trunks Christian Register r V tit SHOPPERSJSterling silver childs cupf t r2ii0 fk Sterling silver condiment set 500 12 Size of 20year Gold Filled Case IS 4 Ir f- I movement r iobO 4 prize hunting heavy solid 14kqold Case American movements I4 Babys solid gold ringst 60c KRUCKEMEYER CORNJ1 V iii r A a A ii s iir J I 14IU 0YY if 0 t t C 1 C po uJ 7 tY btrpet4 cars t 1 f ffiivv Wreckers 1iI V Btinjos ir1I M jRorns i c J 1 Guitars 31 + V Accordlu ns v Tops 1 WAsh oRlds tubs and wringers Building Blocks and games 1 BlackboardstWagons Si raty WaTon Yrofttl o andweguarantee tiro f 00percsetiud 1prices tas willsave I t t j W H T to p In h IITIIiVtC4 tl Happiest rfoThe But the happiest is bunt when the twain together meet the trials and catastrophes that come goodhealththe patience and courage that will rout them It should not be necessary fnr these qualities to be used by tho otherBarbara Great Convenience You find that an automobile helps you to keep your engagement It MrsChugglnsthem it enables you to explain ev erything by saying you broke down Indexing Extraordinary Indexers have been responsible for many errors possibly the strang oat example of curious indexing 00 ours in a law book Turning over its Lododhronlcl3n Justice His Mind and refer ence to the page brought this Mr I Justice Best said ho had a min if commit witness for contempt of court Nautical Ancient mariner at the first toot ball game Wheres het W hear so much about Smart Land lubber Dont you see the lines all over the ground7Judge Regstaff Sometimes I Ho awake knit the night Are you ever with insomnia Porcollum Never When Im wakeful I begin to repeat to myself some of my early poems and I fall asleep in no time New Roofing Material A new roofing material is steel coated with lead R FAREWE WILL REBATE YOUR R COME TO EVANSVILLE Silver plated shaving stand mirror cup and J brush 470J Cut glass 6inch nappie with handle Out glass sugar and cream 200 Cut glass 8 in bowl y A large selection of fine i white loose diamonds 4 for you toselect from We will mount your 4fPopular Price Jewelers 303 Main StrcctkEvansvllle Ind j i Write for qatsloguc lfember totdtAfyou cant remel tbQna ea listen fore- e 1neCtilmes tliU1 tbllllco I 411 Id1I1mrl2nn noihino jjl111- Ln a6 uca I I 4That Occasional Chord There are chords in the human heart strange varying things which are only struck by accident which wilt remain mute and senseless to appeals the most passlonato and earnest and respond at last to the slightest casual touch In the most insensible or childish thero is some train ot reflection which art can seldom leador skill assist but which will reveal Itself as truths have done by chance and when tho discoverer has the plan eat and simplest end in View Charles Dlckeons rTook First Position Mr William Milligan Sloane Seth Low professor of history at Colum bia university In an interview with the London Dally Mall correspondent said I understand that a certain Berlin correspondent ota New York newspaper received a cablegram from his Editor which read Dont send much war news worlds baseball se ries now on- Cultivate It Sense of Humor thetriety or the plain single existence It certainly helps a wife to laugh oft many a little bruise that otherwise would grow into a festering sore To tpetrivialthey happen certainly eases the situa- tlon u Who EatsPaysl No Indoor worker can to oat meat oV even twice after middle life rand middle lire mark you begins with the yearwithout paying the penalty n- an attack of gout rheumatism Brights or an allied disease a few years later This few years may in special cases stretch itself to a score but inevitably who eats pays I Dietetic and Hygienic Gazette To Freshen To freshen the air of a sickroom coffee should be sprinkled on a shovel or coalscoop previously heated in the fire A match should then be otcamphorguman placed in the center of the shovel The burning an aromatic aroma to the room which is very re freshing I Ancient Use of Cork andRomansathaughthereleum notwUhstandlng ijta Jfcoman AA 1111I Glass bottleatthork stop + couloinfoteenfh century t 0 t i t- L r t rrt Velocipedes i Sleds If tJInqx i J Rocking 4 1- I ii Phu American fire QrltEit thJ J J Roman candles k Firecrackers r l t h r 1 Af i IJ Chasers j Water pumps i Desks v t 1 vRockingt r c t 1 I are money i J 1 ROGERS u ojrtiiR silveris satisfaction i ti i Xmas goods election can thingi x l Whitford Y the these naval Rosa Built germs death hours you Coming you been under r Dope hasheesh Piccadilly SuffragetteAnd heard I any evening moonlight music Foliage i leveled 1800 1 t t home I but Great great the tackle SelfCure troubled I00ar 200 ses 1 IiMrJa b minds great continue thrice dally thirtyfifth Air ground coffee gives r chairs l i- r i I ir Ir r Good reasons why we sliou1d h t D0YOURPRINTING rr 0 of L1 1 ONE s Intelligent understanding of your needs t1 and expert knowledge of how to meet and satisfy themYh 6 TWO Close personal attention to retail in the t execution of every job ir fr I THREE f Internal shop efficiency skilled workmen modern machinery and thorough super vision clear through I FOUR ur own appreciation of the real value of- I what we offer resulting in an unalterably high standard of output FIVEiAn unusual degree of success in prompt emergencydemands SIX The helpful policy of supplying from oui technical knowledge when needed the idea or suggestion required to give the touch df distinctiveness I b We think youll like our services GIVE US A TRIAL Semiweekly Bee Cr I Earlington Kentuckyt i f J i 1 I rvZ I Z oc n 5 j = 1 + T ztk Mat tNrMm I C J Jitlf Ij f THURSDAY DECEMBER 19 a i orq1eul t ji IttnlHtG r10MIr I1 J I fd if l It tJrjit I m GEOMcomm WWM SUCCESS lr j- I Minutesf 45 tI Irom Broadway fivI Three Exquisite Scenes r C Chorus ofPretty OharminR Girls Ii Oast of Unusual Excellence PRIGESrLower Floor L50 and 100 Balcony ST- tfc and 100 Gallery 25c K rl IMPflRTANT O wIn to immensity ot production K fand length ot performance 5g F Curtain WHI Rise Prom tlq At 630 g S nY lSt Charles Talk I t We are on the map again There has been no improv ifeitients iji our town since we Ia- x vrifitt7 v The board of Supervisors in- i cat d raised some of oar prcoerr i owners a few centsjon their taxes indthey registered the u u VAHdck t yr The Town Board has notifl ill property own rsto put the idewalk8 in repair as some of 1 them are in a dangerous condi r tttouand unfit for travel so yo l o had better Go to it as this f board seems to mean business Will Gribble spent u few da x iuJElopkinsvillo last week Mrs Jesse Phillips and Mi Maud Jenkins were in IDarhn ton Saturday shopping j Mr and Mrs Clay Woodruff iA were in Madisonville Saturday shopping Mr and Mrs G HT Faull J arljugton were Tn our city Monday Elder Omer filled his regular appointment at leOhristhm church Sunday and Sunday nigh- J W Pritchett of Madison i ille4 was in town Monday g 0 Walter White the Telephone I t 1 1t Manager is pending the week in Dawson r r v I t Our popular Druggist N R iXingi who lias been JIIfor th past wo weeks is abletoe a- pia t store again tiI JCnltdn KYM Tuesday pu account Jot the serious illuegs pf his Bro I ther iu law Ohae Gregory wIi was formerly a resident of this place Mrs D S Ioddj isquite ill a xJo hhlB writing j fjAnum Hf6T6n has accepted a I ri Pposition with the h OifR E Co ascleck at the depot jrr j Tr YT It AleXrtndeli ieOIlI1 i b0nila a JoelI Oornpanywas m tuivn Sunday Orrrboudnlei J vic a at Linn church here Sunday fi jl ro afe a number of Crabtree iz J tit a f te u dot oPturchservice- luxer r41iSri SCluday Elith Bolder of Prolia de CJ visited relatives here lust i eke f I 0 fttr8 Muty ICamppr wife of nhn Iamer one o f t Ui1it e- r n oldest 1tMftllJts rilledwStthtlr- iffier a 1 S6 of IFrynt s SqJ n r oI brothersIr I t UiflU one sister Mrs Della Smthg wfl tIii of Earliugtop Iare Were held by the Odd Fellona in mod Daughters of Eobecba jpint Jyi at the Christian PrivilegeIthe 1Miss t Vera Sunday Long and broth r Qkarlie were in Earlington one l iM iM6 week shopping j t ifrs D P Ourry and little 4 t iRlk rt Marv Emily spent 0 i Ir i tPbj1 r 0 rJ i i r+ i- ar 1 I 0 t fAl Sunday in Darnel Boone wit Mrs Dr Veal returiuta ed to school at Dawson a weeks illuess We are having a free show in bysan RL Davis and Andy Berry Mondayy o kIIIing in the Company Store dunin fr edthe holidays j isMiss Laura Woodruff ape last week in Madisonville wit- u friends J I Miss Mary Patterson ofMadi sonVille visited relatives an friends here this week yBHorace Harrison has tndvod to Earlingtonj Mr HafrrisSu willI- S occupy the Faulls residenbe11- r The days of feastiulmerri ment and good cheM are now close upon us Avhile we rejoicet and feel happy because of the season yet we feel thesushadow ofthat has crept in s because of th poor work at the mines tfiis being brought abbutBy the Kari Road Company nob furhishinei care otV R Woodruff age 47 U widowsr of Sv Charles Hopkins count and Miss Ida ORoard age JM of the same place stole ofarch otitheir friends Ffiday aiclnairib to Henderson to be MarPh-e knot was ties by Judge Young Miss Q RJarks3 8piendid yaBilly one of our best citizens andavalpabjle ein ployeeof the Sf Bernard jMiniuif loutoand happy life w t HlghetNew YorkGood opinion in railroad circles inclines to the belief that manufacturers of curs and other are trine Jtvp Ctjieir prices f1 amewhaGt a rtpldlatoenithifrsien tJierai1rnarl a iq orBerinsr Ut1etl111COAdQOtn llil recently plrtcpd nn order r for u jr6 irk nr pric4 iore than 8QQpt f vribovi fbe price iid which tjiislsanie cum p J1Y Ordefr I usids ticiajly tbtf sanie ptrerw ail eX11 tcfh trJC r iii ri e xfi c m au g liiBtordor wasiuG1u jihoqSaulip lip further nl ravhich theinej rand has ton1nce are hold up foy jfu nml uf pti tCkcr m nufnctnrers AttGibttrc- the sharp adVance in tliepfrfceof el freight cars tu the advanced cost of steel platea andslipAee Not only has tltq prjce of atee up but car nvihUfacftirers having the greatest difficulty obtaining material to fill their orders A railroad other than one mentioned above placed Of an order well up in the thousands non which deliveries should have been completed three week 0 ago whereas they are odly pow beginning The excuse made by the car company was thatit dIr y 0 d ro ii r q Oci l 1 f t W made up their minds that inaa ll much tis oars can uo leaver bei flelivRrot ily time foUbeC l ff L tlQr 1 t3t 1 01- r c fn111rktff3ttt tt- iii nrr u h prteeR AU st ilJat t nt m t certain well kn wt e ll+ ftrtor are eQstln to r lS4tilir more than at tl o boguiuUffg of- Iievenrutt really euprjtjpus ad vance Len it comes 40 tiny laVsre number Of cars 4 I How To Ojc Red Cross Seals The ustyvfficv Dep rtm nt has approved of the Eed Cross Christmas Saal design being used this year and the seals may therefore in accordance with order No 5020 of the Postoffice Department ba affixed to the reverse side of domestic mail matter Red cross Seals roust be placed only on the back of letters and not on the address side of any package that are going through tho mail They may be placed anywhere on math ter coupe hy express As many seals may be used on the backof letter or package us may be desired Care should be exercis ed t in sending merchuuqiBt through the mails not to place seals over the string with which the package is tied since this seals the package against iospec ntion und subjects it to first claps postage rates Red CroJs Seals sidekmatter sent to Germany Treat Britain cud most df the British polonies ex Gustollrefuse to admit mail bearing e Btamp p Tied Cross PustSdJEfQ ed in tto face of cliedks on bills on legal docu ments anti buarnflercikl paper ThoshristmitslSeu1l- iefare good for postage rThe will not carry any nail matter ibubgnykttfdof niair matter will iarrY t hetii 1 1 1 ISmphatic GoVti a tat jr lhld b ttb duke of Welt t battleeA contemporary Teiatea how he biiea eat tna carriage with the duke add watched him load a poriderouB qukr tq recital of the battle of Waterloo Against paragraph after paragraph htf traedU1e letters L orD LHvlthrf venturedVraeant + The pithy reply WM TJe an411Daaane41terto be sure of Where Caraway Seed vAboUnd 4 1G Caraway need IB extensively grown- in Holland Qronlngen In the north snqewhich Am Fd Ja eltuatedo rtueee More than lhkltthecarWatpt6und tant acreage li country thenum ber of acres caraway growing was fjniisit iO337 I ranlts Stabs that under certain conditions which have not been explained granite will Warp like wood A slab set In a wall has beenI under observation In Switzerland and a i perceptible distortion has made itatilt apparent Harpers Weekly i The Real Problem Well dear said the young hus band to his bride Ill make out the dqjpcBlt slip in your name and all you have to Ho isttc5ako it to tho bank Yes1 JBho responded but suppose J want to draw out some money some driy hpw wllMhey know which la m- ymoneyiidxper s BnZar- t V I Jradnt MBsed jt Llttltraveld1nCalif- ornia with his parents Just prior to he nn felt theXQ was nothing lVptSd6tavdfhuc hbMiIiit seen jUvpn his rdtwn homo aiioigh bqr aid Woll r lt youjust miss1 ed tho eaftngtiaJe i a which lie re piled tco r We law fjt bUtft hadot gone pttyqt i n Qf Doubtful iStattiE Have you ranch of n frTehdshlp with W htbhtitscOiyPU going hotao with him occasionally The status of our friendship Is n puzzle to mo He never takes nie to his house except when he has been drinking Louis villa Courier Journal Some Encouragement J That girl has rejected me three times confided the disconsolate youthWell replied Miss Cayenne you should feel encouraged A girl who will paten to three proposals from the same man must think some thing of him ia I 4Iletllot fr oetteR NcMte BtMM are lilL as Y 4 J jJ I o J w 1 I 4a cc r or SoJ I 7 1 TI I I 4frangeSaIe1 t1hJ tLfWsr4- N X t rI j i f fSif 4 i Ifl Wl IT 1 fIj l f J 11 hl I uID ft i Jt t Begins Thurdsay Dec 12th Closes 5 Saturdays DecemDer J 21tn J Let these magic words be heraled far and wide for Every l body is interested in the Great Orange Sale suchas only The Dulin Store can have A fl1 r We have decided to make a Christmas Gift ta our CusA IJ tomers of 100000 in Silver and Gold through the medium y v of our Orange sale j f Lots orvery desirable seasonable l erchanlse such jf as Womens and Childrens Readytowear Garments Dry Goodsj Hosiery Underwear Furnishings Goods Etc are 1offeredin this sale far below the regular prices so that in If every sense the Oranges and Money are a gift i A Let this 10 Days Sale be your opportunity to do all your Christmas Shopping at the Best Store that handle the Best Merchandise in the BEST TOWN ON EARTH Remember the more you buy the better pleased you r H 1 willJbev for a bigger 100000portion f GI FTwill be yours t j I I P rOranges Filled With GOLD and SILVER = 100000 to be given away absolutely free as a Christmas 11 Gift during our Big 6rangevSaIe Beginning Thursday Dec 12th and Closing Saturday Dec 21st N The great majority ofthe the people of this i j county know the plan of this Big Gold and Silver distribution but for the benefit of any who might P in r and not acquainted with the method i we again ivepurplanpu With each dollars worth of merchandise sold for cash we will give one nice Florida Orange tl 1lii Some oranges will be just as they came offthe tree Some oranges will contain a Silver Dime Some oranges will contain a Silver Quarter J Some oranges will contain a Silver Half Dollar 11 r Some oranges will contain a Silver Dollar Some oranges will contain a 250 Gold Piece I 1 l erne oranges wxll coix in a 5 Gold Pieep i j Re et hrr thel rchndise you gtisthe vry b tr1 Value th it Money cliiY bdy f The Qs tr wr lI1lOTIeyaT r- I I I 11 a ft tS 1f y c JL J jwWI i J I 1Jolt j J JIi I i p r g r r dff 1 aYa t J r J x I I 1 r Is I rI 3r I s j t w I ryr i r 4r raaIF YOU SEE IT IN OUR r J MadisorivilleYVpJ II A I t4aF i f tn lllr ryi 1 t1Vi 1 C i v l1c v I y1 g7ew- M ==frtIIJ == r Itifiy 11 11 = c wC n f3- a i aT r 41rIl uN W c n Y krlrp gv l p4 ro rRn17ti ire T nTis M an UIt= = = srf11 1 f NECESSITYiH-g c t ist Zi t 0 or SALE OF SURPLUS STOCK I if t f qtr1t f tHi 11 r STARTS SATURDAY DECEMBER 14 MADISONVILLES GREATEST BARGAIN EVENT r L I MEl FAMUllS STOH ElL Y- rV r The most gigantic Clearance Sale og modern times The most daring attack upon high prices ever attempted OURSTOOK OF HIGH GRADE MERCHANDISE IN THIS STU PENDOUS OFFERING Hereisthe greatest avalanche of bargains ever offered in this county This will be the supreme sale sensation since the beginning of time A sweeping smash ing stile for ten days only Dont fail to attend this sale This sale will be the m6st astonishing price sacriflo the world has ever known Oompetition will wring its hands in desperation and desair at this paralyzing broadside of Bnrgnins But the people the masses who wiil benefit as never before how they will shout for joy at the glorions tidings A tornado of Bar K s will sweep through this section c 0 f 1 For the past month oyr buyers have been preparing for this great sale surplus stocks of manufacturers and importers who i fromc2qtQ5p pa cent Weare now offering these enormous stockro our patronsat the same savings Icon t hesitate be on time Sat getCin the early fall dependable s Ladies ReadYTo Wear Garments We have bought a big tine of ladies and Misses Coats and Suits at 40 to 50 per cent less than actual value andiwHl ive our customers the benefi of this great saving alo can shows ratYles at much less than they cost 1 1 will handsomely 1 1 produce pay you to investigate and save money f Ladies Coat Suits Ladies all wool Co t Suits uaran 4 teed linings wortbup to 15O0f 948 Ladies Coat Suits worth up to 2000 1375 Big assortmcit Ladies Coat Suits t wor h vpio 1200 6 98 Ladies Coat worth up to t t 600 295 Ladies Coat Suits worth up to 700 4 5ILadies Coats v orth up tot 675 i Dallied vjuaiouiia wuiinnuviv 13 00 i97Bt I Ladies Dresses Childrens Cloak sizes 8 to 14 worth up to 2 Cloaks lip to 600 in cluding ponyskin sizes to 10 years 298 Childrens Silk Caricul Oloaks worth up to Coaks worth up to 700 475 U Infants Cloaks in corduroys assort ed colors worth Ladies irts Ladies Skirts worth up toIt f 3 O 0 r 198jf rf r Surplus 50 per cent saving Its the most thistory Amazing Bargain Prices grade merchandise will be mercilessly Entire Stock of the New Store to be Sold Under the of i I SaleStarts Saturday Dec and Continues Days youuuptotheminute 50198Chil- drens 550395Chil- drens 225139- v Great Stock faxoussa1e- in slaughtere- dThe Famous Hammer Necessity 14 for 10 1 1000hj Ladies Skirts worth up to 400 295 Ladies Skirts worth up to 500 348 Ladies Skirts worth up 11I 700 475 0 Millinery r ReadytoWear hats worth up to 250 95c Table of trimmed hats worth up to 500195Flat top trunks worth 3 2 48 Trunks worth up to 500 83 75 Trunks worth up to 6 50 475 Suit casS worth up to 1 1572cR- ugsa Matting Druggets worth up to 500 v295Ingrain Druggets worth up to I 500 395 9x12 Brussells Druggets worth up to 1350 975 Brussells Druggets 9x12 worth up to 1800 1148 i Extra Specials Ladies handkerchiefs worth 5c Ic Mens handkerchiefs worth 5c3cLa- die4 hose worth tOc7cM-ens socks worth 10eA 7c Childrens hose worth lOc 7c Ladies Mens and childrens ho e worth I5c j tic Ladies Mens and Childrens hose worth 25c Vv21c Ladies Silk Hose worth 35ci22c Ladies Silk Hose worth 65c J44e Ladies Vests and Pants worth tot35 cents Children Union Suits worth 35 cents 22c Ladies Union Suits worth 60c44c Ladies tJnon Suits worth up to 125 89c Mens work and dressrshirts39c Mens Overalls worth 50c44cM- ens best overalls worth 100 75c Men neckwear worthst35ev i8c t Mens suspenders worth 35c 19c Mens heavy fleeced under slirts and drawers worth SOc 32c Ladies Shoes Ladies Shoes worth up to 140 sale price i 0 l19 Ladies Shoes worth up to 185 sale price 130 Ladies Shoes worth up to 225 sale price 189 Ladies Shoes worth up to 300 to 400 298 Odd lot Ladies Shoes worth 2 00 e 98c Mens Dress Shoes worth up to 1 85 1 139 Mens Shoes worth up to 240 189 Mens Shoes worth up to 325 2 48 Mens Shoes worth to 450 319 Boys and Girls shoes worth up to 185 139 Clothing Mens all wool suits and overcoats worth up to 20 00 998 Childrens suits worth up to 175 sale price 95c Childrens suits worth 2 139 People Take Notice 1 Everythineto wear for thef mi1y Marked in plain figures for a merciless s gtiter This storewill he wide open Saturday December 14th and witlbe combind into one panoramic event of sensational selling making it absolutely the most wonderful retail sale ever held in Madisonviiie excitement wilPeign suprehiej ey erything goes Low prices on seasonable merchandise will bafffci dazzle and delight you Lock the doors leave the house and come Its the greatest sale n years nCp e- rTeII your neighbors Sample Childrens fuits worth up to 360 175 Mens Cashmere Pntj worth 250 sale price 139 Boys knee pantsworth 12585c15 Mens all wool clothing sale price 998 12j5oMensall wool clothing sale price 798 10 Mens all wool clothing sale price 598 One lot mens clothing worthup to 8 for l298 cats 98c mens sample hats worth up to 250a 98c J B Stetson Hats shapes and col ors worth up to 5348Be- st I American Calico worth Oc 3 l2c Apron ginghams Forth612c 412C Amoskeag Apron Gingham worth lOc 7c Dress Ginghams worth 10 and 12 12 ceutssale pice812CDr- ess Ginghams worth 15c11 l2c Unbleached Domestic yard wide Worth 8 l2c 6 l2c Hope Domestic worth 10c812Y- ard wide Percales worth 12 l2c sale price 8 l2c Cheviot great Vdlue woith 12 l2c sale price 8 i2c Feather Tickirg worth 22 12c sae price J 1712c e1cents Serge Dress goods all wool worth 60 centso a 44c Mercerized POpliHS worth 35 cents sale priceJo 22c Dress Goods worth 95c 09c Dress Goods worth 125 88c ITi Fay double faced heavy coating 54 inches wide worth 175 4130 Unbleached Sheeting 94 worth 25 cents19CBleached Sheeting 94 worth 28 cents saleprice 3 4- 4 2lc+ I 4 Corsets Royal Worchester worth up to 125 safe price e 88c Corsets wosth up to 75c44cCorsets worth up to 200 138 i Mercerized Table Linen worth Table cents Linen worth up to 35c 44cI 114 Blankets worth upto125 114 Blankets worth up to 135 = sale price 95c Blankets worth up to 275i85 Wool Blankets worth up to 500 y this sale 339 Wool Blankets worth up to 600 sale price 395 Silks Fancy Silk worth 35c l9c Silks worth 60c 44c Big assortment Silks all kinds 30 Finch Messalines fancy corded alsormany other weaves worth u to 125 sale prce89c It 11hetready for the New Famous Stores Greatest Bargain Eve- ntL4r I t L I of Good Calico in Remnants for 69 Cents f 11 L ioj You must take prompt J notion While Miidisonville has held soin0 miphty sales in the past this Under the Hn nm tjjSile is the kity of them all The galaxy of offerings are fairly bevilderin r = vind a sale ofsn lr depth and scope is seldom 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JNewest Lazy Mann 1 Bellboys frequently have strange aai unusual duties to porform for pampered guests but the recent expe rience of a hop at one of New Yorks leafing hotels seems unique He was called to a room occupied by two men at night Said one Buster will you raise the shades turn off the electric 4 lights lock the door from the outside mud toss the key over tho transom It was noceasaty tp rqppat the order csreral times befcrcr thoittoy could iAj convinced his hearing hadnot suddpn ly gone dafectlyo r7 I tm GQtLP iHOUT FOR JOY 1 f thQun a Rader Of Lewieborg W Va ufor o the wonderful double bonefit I got o r from Electric Bitters in curing me of both a severe case of stomach frombfx less sufferer fottiiti years It suited forrme jaundloej and to Ir d the system orI kidney poisons that cause rheuma i tism EiectrisiiBltters have no su perior Trytemr Every bottle is guaranteed tOJlaBfy Only 50 cents at all druggists u j One Am unted to Something Xing Humbert once visited Flbr ere and at a reception of the ads toerary inquired of each noble pre slated what his occupation was a Nothing majesty was the uniform reply until It came the turn of the Marquis Qlnorl who had lost caste somewhat because of his manufacture ot pottery I am a potter maesta a maker of majolica said the mar quls in raponseto the kings ques tion Thank God cried the king there is one noble In Florence who 1 doer something r FAMOUS STAGE BEAUTIES look with horro tfn Skin Eruptions a Blotches Sores or pnkiples They dont have them r all such troubles use Buoklens ArtHow Salve It glorifies thence Excel hINt tor Exzowa or bait Bhenm itA cures sbr lips chapped hahaschit bl fn9 heals burns cuts and brula r at1alldruHgstSfi u woman discovers that she irarnwingold she maybe sure that her friends have known it fora long t4 t I hi iL1J 1 When you Braes billious attack t KITS Opamberlan s Tablets a trial i They e JIprlj by allf I dalere 1I I p i R i I JOc I Tcw it II ICIVIL1ENCLIMINING ENINIUlRINGoO V MINING FORMAN ili PEDAGOGY IIfINE SUAIIRT EhDATItrnrili =1 Beauty In ExprescTon If the greatnumber of women who believe that they are sadly lacking hi beauty who pass valuable time and money In vainly trying to acquire It could but be brought to realize that the highest form of Is that of expression This Is attained by the possession of Inward graces which frequently transform a socalled plain taco Into one more beautiful and winning than tho combination of a per ectjeonpldslo anti egular features Drives off a Terror The chief executioner of death in the winter and spring months is pneumonia Its advance agents are colds and grip In any attack by one of these maladies ricr tiaitr should be lost taking the best medicine obtainable to drive it off Countless thousands have found this to be Dr Kings New Discov eryMy husband believes it has kept him from having pneumonia three or four threslI writes Mrs George W Places BawBonvllle Vt and for coughs colds and croup we have never found its equal Guaranteed for all bronchial affec tions Price 50 cts and 100 At all druggists What She Meant TJy husband is a mental division Bald a woman witness in an English court Tho clerk presumed that she Intended to say mentally deficient We wish to call your attention to the tact thatmost infectious diseas es as whooping cough dlph- therlaand scarlet fever are contract ed when the child has a cold Cham berlains Cough Bemad y Will qqiqk Iv cure a cold and greatly lesson the danger of contracting tbese die eases This remedy is famous for its cures of colds It contains no opium or other narcotic and be rhea to a child with ImpUQitconf- 1dencei Sold by all dealers Brain Power Always First The average brain w rkerH la safe to allege if given thq prcferduce between perfect bodily health accom panted by a sluggish and the dlBOQmforlArlBinj jrcsj h1iit illssuf feting allied to a bright active brain In good working trim would doubtless choose the latter LLARDSIt acts soothingly in the Irritate- lungs and throat Price 26c 60c and BernardMlplngOo J partmflt IITough Plant Tfc root ofall evil seems iotJIrIt4t soiL uboa Mail I t i1- ll 0 Pa S OFq 49 IfflAt AMERICANROSH l itOMETHlNQ OF A PUZZLE TO THE VISITING ENGLISHMAN tt Couldnt Understand What to Him Appeared an Insane Idea to Es cape From the Train as Stations Draw Near Panic on a suburban trainthat sounds like the heading ofa railroad horror wherein countless lives have been lost cbilQrentramplCdl driven mad with theiicalled forth by the word panic and yet accwjfc i 1ng to an Eng lish student of psychology visiting here Chicago Is the scene of hundreds of panics dally the modern city in fact IB made up of elements strongly conducive to It explicable actions outside the zone fjjjjjj reason and custom- A t striking example of city panics occurs every time a suburban train arrives at a station The English psychologist thus relates the resulting I phenomenon After we had passed several sta tions I began to watch the passengers and discovered that as the train drew near the station at which they wished 111variahlypied Conversations which ainoment before had flowed along with ease seemed to halt and hesitate as the train checked Its onward rush Persons buried In books and actually seemed to feel the proximitY- of their destination although It was minutes away Books were closed papers folded and all preparation for an Instantaneous departure from the train were made Then an extraordinary thing our curred Instead of waiting further these uneasy passengers arose and Bwaylng back aad forth reckldeely made their way to the end of the car passed put and went on through the train is the rear end where they waited standing All the while they peered anxiously foiih as though something whlspeired to them that the train was about to bo wrecked and that fife sooner they left It the better 1 was strangely Interested and I also arose and followed them to the rear coach There l found a line of themreaching all down the aisle and I took my station there and waited I knew not whys f- At last the first signs of the sta tion appeared and the line pushed forward making the situation of the men on the platform perilous Indeed- I saW then t t there was to be a rush from theJcan It seemed that some great danger was at hand and was only to be escaped by promptness In leaving the train At last the en gino flashed by the platform and the brakes wore applied strenuously But thB jaen on the platform dared not wait for the full stops Xpa after nn other they leaped from the speeding- train and more than one of theme came near pitching off the tar side1 By the time the train had slackened Its speed and come to a standstill Itj was empty The passengers mean while had turned and started their mad flight toward the steps which led ep to the street Since then t have watched many times and always the sane thing happened There was always the anxloj ty as the station approached always the line of those waiting for the train to slow up slJghUy and always the tampestuoai rush up the stairsfohl- owed In every case by the qultan demure anticlimax as the street was reached It was pure pantoCi1 cage Dally News Electric Ranges on Trains Certain fast trains operating be tween Chicago andthenorthweat are equipped with electric ranges for cooking purposes 100 Reward Will be paid to any person havlner any qf ache if Shippa Quick BeUefijinimentfail8 to give1 instant rBliotnd the purohaSe price isuot refunded TrYI arfd sEer JOc etaIlDruggisif Lest and Found JTK farrymak whilst plying over a water which was only sMgfitly age toted was asked by a timid lady In any persons wero saiddIhe we always flnda em next dayLlfeIi If you ire troubled with chichi constipation the mild and gentle leqeot of Gbajmb9rains Tabl them suited t your case For sale by all dealer J u nrJ l7 hi h+ FJf iiES LOST QN THE TRACK andChildrenThaw Killed tresswesersrcad property are bdboee for the t01oJoolijtYiJJBVesUgatlonB of deaths of 1000 ires lasers remarkatthe Providence Jour perIlgnswomendWst their lives 32 had no known oc emptoytunlmownoqplatIQns fbopmen mechanics carpenters sat lors teachers merchants hotel men Thereportofindustriousare few who had any business on the tracks The presumption Is that the railroad Is being used as if It were a public highway affording short cuts and good walking MK The official statements appear to Warrant the conclusion that through injuredtrespasserand women whose lives were worth Thesavingagainsttrespassing nenslva What is needed is their anddtheRailroad Travel In South Africa Not only Is passenger traffic Increas ing In short distanco trains but the taking of holiday trips lengthy rail road Journeys to the coast or from the coast inland is becoming much more circlethe Rand and Durban this season Is phenomenal and the excursions to the Ictoria falls have been extensively trojilzed while weekend Visits to larger1uYvtrfrelaorrlse manently popular There are doubtless many reasons for this Increased desire for travel and Importantciirslon traffic Is now run and the excellent arrangements made by the rail road administration for the convey ance and convenience of passengers South African Railway Magzlne Cheap Fare on Russian Line In the matter of fares the Trans Siberian iall other railroads to Shame For firstclass the charges are about twothirds of a penny per mile second fbCIy pi little inferior less than a halfpenny for the same distance while If you care to risk a thirdclass Journey you get your four miles for a penny Even this is the height of extortion when compared with the emigrant rate This works out at something like a shilling for a hundred miles and If i the emigrant does not possess the shilling the gov parent will lend It him I London TlWQlts Few Killed on British Lines The safety pf a passenger on Eng Hah railroads as compared with that at the employes IB greater than that ot an ordinary pe estrJancompared with a steeplejack or a flyingman Last year on the British railways only one pasenger was injured out of very 480000 carried j but of the em ployes one was injured out of every 1660 In other words the employe had 6000 chances of losing his life to the passengers one chance First Storage Battery Train The first railroad train ever operat ed with storage batteries supplying the motive power made a run between a railroad station In New York and the Long Island rallrqad terminal at Beach N Y The trip of about 27 miles Jook45 minutes approxi mately the same time made trains run dally by third rail electricity When the hands chap badly and the skin splits on the finger tips motion Is palnfril BAL pntsauapplications heals a 1 soreness restores the hapds to sound condi tion Price 25o 55o and Id30r bottle Sold by St Bernard bMining Go Incorporated Drug Department nThe Prussian building urubjustre- ceived a rather remarkable amend merit It provides that the huts for the use of laborers connected with building dp ratlqns must be suitably warmed between November April 1 when the outside temperature reaches fourteen degrees that is eighteen below freezing ac inarasce Dr TdoBjps Ec esiergineCJM All dreg Isti sell It aye and Sean Y BUILDING THE IRON TRAIL b f ij i 1I J t ai Iei Jr t 1 HEN the ambitious white man sets out to lay two or more streaks ofi l i W steel from one point to another more or less distant he fixes his eye v- on the t rmtaus and np matter what the obstacles may moua i talus rivers ravines farm houses anything he neVer stops until the tIron horse speeds majestically from start to finish over aacoUrs9 that Is smooth solid and straight as human resources can create and he does his 7i f a JmlIts interesting The top of the trestle having been brought tq gradeaearhaand rook are dumped along until the trestle is burled and becomes a MiOf the bank over which the permanent rails are laid I 1IJI c CITYDIRECTORY Mayor F DBahPolice JndgeA JBennett leyNightCity Clerk Paul P Price TreasurerFrank B Arnold City Physician W K Nisbet City rR E VbCofie- rStr etCommlsslonerRobt Vood JjMJ MeotingrnlghtQrst School Trustee Paul M Moore HealthEdMTrahernG h son MIfere Chief F B Arnold Assistant Chief Chas Barnett Captain i Claude Long Gilbert Long W D Cavaness Brick Houthworth Baker F JtateGeoT MlUerWJIl Ray burn Bryant Deal Firemen OHUBCHE8 CATHOLIC OHUBOH First mass every Sunday and holy day at 700 a m Second mass and preaching 980 a m and benediction 7- pm RevJP MoParlandPastor CHRISTIAN OHUBOH Sunday school at 980 am Preaching every Lords day at 1045 a m and 745 zn Prayer meeting every Wednesday At hair N m REV H J BBAZELTON Pastor M E OHUBOH Begular aorvlces third at 11 a m and 780pm Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 780 Sundayschool at 280p m Class meeting second Sunday at 1080 am BEV G W DAME PaStor M E OHUBOH doornRey W AGrant pastor Services on every Sunday at 11 a m and- 7io pn BnniJey anhnhr MA30- a m Prayer aycockevenings at 780 o Aid Society every Monday afternoon Official Board meeting Mon div after first Sunday in aoh month MISSIONARY BAPTIST OHUBOH has services 2nd and 4ttj Sunday in each month also Saturday night be fore and following eych Suhdsyprayer meeting Wed deeday evening Sabbath school Dr Or Siak Supt Ladies Aid meets each Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock Pastor W H Gregor of Louisville GBNEBAI BAPTIST OKUBOH Services fourth Sunday morning and evening In each month and Saturday evening preceding Pr meeting Friday eVenlLg Sunday school 2 pm REv T J LYNN Pastor EPISOOPAL OHUROHServio8a2aii- and 4tn Sunday night at 746 at the Library SundayScli l at 8pm REV ono O ABBITT Rectori I LODGES Masonic LodgeE W Turner No 548 meets 1st and 8rd Fridays in el11 month GfD GowEidj Sec Victoria Lodge No 81 K of P meets every Monday night Visit ors welcomo ERNEST NEWTON K of R and S Hopkins Lodge A O U W No 561 meets every Thursday nlftht Y Q WALKER Sec Golden Cross Lodge Earlmgton No 525 meets 1st and 3rd Saturday night in each month MRS BERTHA UMSTEAD Seo Degree of Honor No 10 meets 1st Hnd8rd Saturday nights in each mpfltib Miss LZZIK HUFF Sec Ben ItnrLodRe Earlington Oowt meeta every let and 3rd Monday night old Masonic Hall DB 0 B JOHNSON BcribG1 Ci r J c f1fv iFStandwaltemeets every Friday sleep t t HARRY LONG G of R f Catalpadamp Jr Y day night All members are ear iineatly requested to be there BERNARD W LTON Olerk J MONROE DAVIS DeputyOlsrk Modern Woodmen rl Jf No 11992 meets every Wednesday M- J Y Q WALKKR S c r Elks B P O No 788 meets at c tJRoy p W L8QNtXetaiy it d Eatllngtdd Obapter tl D o J meets Thursday In each nAttth at 280 pm wMAlJfxetii Knights and of Security will meet every second and fourth rInvltWILhCARalGAN Olerk 4 rUemborB are cordially ndanyofplieLod itpund b i 1 Derived from two French wbrijhi round and rlbbonJa Ofr slgnlngft paUt1onol van 5e by s+ x ranging the names Id a circularr and was first use4 JYcerta1 o of the French goyernnapnb i Farm It Froth Him t Tailor You havd Inherlteda lot r i Jn1Iwouldnt haye It said for anything that my newly acquired wealth c Hd1 any departure from my Slmpla haD t- ltslBoston TIanscrlptI L N TIME ARDlP fT if Time o1 arrival of trains passing i through and departure of trains 1 dt originating at Earhngtpn Effective Sunday Apr10U1l v 1 1 NORTH BOUND u Vi i N N ioBOU SOUND i1 No68 48tfa ma Ff Non 749 a mLNo 6tH 421 prm s No 98 1048 p m 11INTERURBAN TRAINS NORTH BOUND fNolOO764m i r 200pmNo 1Sl rr t TNoNo 107 1257pm yrNo 109 810 pIn No 111 610Pm j j- i M H E TIME CARD 3S = l 5Mi H time card went Into teffect Sunday April 0 1911 f r a q 9 No 11 arrives130 p rn I CRR TIME CARD i it e h lil Time of departure of Illinois Can tral from Ky NOBTH BOUND I No 102 198 p m S No 101340 a m M No 122 local pas 1045 am Trns No 188 local 686 p inrBOUTH BOUND J1 yINo 101 406 pm NO 101 l = nt ttli 11 i In r No 1211 oea1 pass 1 ptn lNo llill local paM 665 am i f rtie I n b tJ to L ITi1i 4i 4 I Some Extra Specials OneThird Off I adies Purses purj One third Off the regular price 1 Ribbon ValuesI1 table of ISd ribbons including in the lot spme 6080 and 100 widths tJ special price only lOc per yard Christmas Goods at t Halt Price i the entire Roland Clark stock of- i i I Xmas goods including a large assort r L ment of Dolls Books Pictures i other valuable and appreciate 1 rgifiswill be closed Qut at Half Price For the Children i L r We have a large assortment of theJi 350 which we will offer during this sale at greatly reduced prices this t w n is your chance to get the children just what they want at mon y saying be sure to see them 25c Childrens Rockers only 19C- 75cChildrensRockers only C 39125 Childrens Rockers I only 1 C 200 Ohildrcns Rock ers only- Childrens 1 493 piece suits chair settee and rocker genuine leather ups 8forerr1ionly j BQ M if n M JT Some Specia Values in Staple Dry Goodw I J I7cPercales per rCi 64c Gingham per5cs 6ic Outing per 5c7 yard 8Jc Outing per 7IA1i yard 41 n n Y t f I t Lalies Silk Host A Large assortment of Silk Hose Blackri t White Tan JUucPinkand nea just the thin for Gift for Her L t L t per 35 to2aO- I 7 s air I f 1 ijjj GyardtOe Oheviots per 81yard C 20c yard Draperies per 1 Oc r Sheets arid Pillow Cases Ilot of bleached sheets extra values while they last only 43c each Regular the Pillow cases nice and large only 9c each 4 Table Linens and Napkins Underpriced- Our entire stock of table linens and napkins will be offered in this sale at EXtRA SPECIAL PRICES Some Dress Goods Specials1- 5c i Dress Goods per 11yard C 25c Dress Goods yardCC yard per 2gC 49ptrfOneLoiofSilks f One Third Off on Hair Goods t H I We have received a l shl lvtlloffered be THIRD OFF the regular price I Cleanup Price on Liace Curtains- We have a number of excellent dui tains left from ourlarge fall purchase which we will close during this sale at v low prices 50c Curtains White or per Ecru39c 100 Curtains White or9cEcrU ir 125 Oifrtams White or Ecru per pair 98C iJI1 T m r I H f r u i 1 v t i J H k j I 1 Iti Saving Prices td the Early Shopper In order to encourage early shoppers we have gone through our etl tire sfbck selected from each department many articles of quality and have marked them for quick selling This affords you an opportunity to buy y ur Christmas ootsour 11x1 YOll vill find many beautiful things vhichar suitable for Christ r mas gifts and you will be able to buy them at prices much lower thanIusual this early in the season 1 t t SafeBegins Tues Dec 10th Closes Thurs Dec 24th Footwear Suggestions r We ale showing a swell line of House Slipped Bed Room Slippers Etc in all the desired colors forMen t j Women and Children Eazy and comfortable size for everY foot an I appropriate gifJPrice perpair 8lo to 219 t 1 1 9or2 149r25o Curtains white m4 dr Ecru pet paIr P I swQ 3 35or4 5or5 75orAH of our Finest Tailored Suits and Cloaks Will go in this Special Sale AH eVHiit that will ovtr thadi all previausfeAlas in this locality A mammoth record brenkiim list of vHlufrii nirbt in the heart of the HOIMUI the prices apexk emphatically and- nieuna flIIVIJlJ tflIIU which IHH never been duplicator until the earl of ihN peipon SPECIAL 1 We have select ed from our stock twehty high giade suits that sold at 40 4250 4500 and 5000 which we pill place oriole at HALF JBRIOE- SPECIAL NoA 2 twentyfive Dfumh ers Sample Suifs in all the r an nclttdin Norfolksn rnWVk re 0tiesr SPECIAL No 3 asso rrient of Ladies Missesna Chil drens presses iricludinf all the wanted natenals and Weaves in a range pf sizes and prices to suit everyoneat ONETHIRD OFF l 4Fifteenuits iii I flfestatlhfrom 1660 to 22500 Jley come in broken sizes only s sale 1I 1 8pried i LNd 5 fiJ coats ip- all the popular styles Black Kerseys and Ohe 1 s wales ForVtrxsolds TJCJ75toSPECIAL No V fwentyfivfr Furs Furs Furs Never before have we been able to offer you val ues furs the present Muffs from tic S25ll Neck Pieces from 125 2525 Cluldrens Setsfrom Vi 11e SIII MisSes Sets from li 1111 Red Fox Sets from1111 to 5111 White Iceland Fox Sets from 751 2551 yearsinGarments that formerly sold 260 00priceSPECIAL No ty lain coats m tan only these coats Comeina good assortment of sizes from 6 years 44 inch bust nice and light the thing for a slipon coat OOPriceSPECIAL No 8Ten dozen Ginghams light sizes 14 to 46 everyone well 9wetlC SPECIAL No 9 Childrens Mid dy Sweaters all the popular colors sizes 24 to 34 just the thing for school wear these cold days For merly sold 1259Scprice only SPECIAL No toOne lot of Childrens Cloaks carried over from last season come in all the wanted materials sizes 2 6 nice cloaks 9cpriceExtra Special for this tSaleYfwentyJfiveBlueY easternbuyerWh1c SUl to 3600 we offer the lot while they last at12I to 1411 I Chfistmai Vhie in Mens Wearf We hXye gone through ouf entire kof clothing selected a number pfsuits which we will offer this pricesthdsestyle suits just broken lots which we have marked for quick iSelling OCfallMens 1800 new fall Suits 50111iMeW i20iOO new tall suits 5I 1685f75faU jt JL 1 I fa i TnlItua 4 B JQE 41 j litPr t I i I c dftlj Y t y r i 91 r I asorafe 1J w 1 1 J t A W i t r ruTJu I 1x1I 4a J fld 1 frff or 5 4 1M k + j f Madisonville J J t i J 0nthequare f or W 11 pOQI I + L- 7n J O yd 4 w v rc such in as at time J to 5 a i q L to at 7 Fi to in at to at st Ot fl k4t to to to Christmas Suggestions for Men Mens Silk and Knit Scarfs all colors lBInitial Handkerchiefs Combination t L matchmok1ng and Hand bags Suspenders and Sup porters to match Largest assortment of Mens wear in the city Neckwear something new 25c to 150 Christmas Suggestions haphazard thoughtful giver seeks something that is useful as well as beautiful Here is a list of practical gifts- Handkerchiefs We have a splendid assortment of efrdaintiest of the hand made variety at 111 each We wish to call attention our line of lar specialI I handkerchiefs including any designs in that beautiful Punch WorkI r Ladies Neckwear We are showing a beautiful line of of ladies lace collars sets etc In all the new stylesatlh q 511- Hand y ti nags kThe most exquisite lire of leather and mesh hand bags eylr shown in the city 25i to 811 t Silk Scarfs I A splendid showing of silk scarfsts y ma rangc colors 45o to 211fArt Goods r 9fricwquestion such as stamped linens em tfbroidered towels etc in fact anything to Ue found in an upto t i 11 pi r I EverybodyWe complete line of umbrellas for r bothk a ladies and men ever brought to r CitsrxI1 to f1III t r 4k by 111 1 ti4i r Mens Silktlose f A splendid showing of Mer s Silk Hose in all the seaspns popular TfS Shades the very for a Christ 1mas jiftJor Hitifrom i6c per pairJM to 225 per box I 4 v v 111 I j 4 rajdi h- L I i iy c i I T7 T IIT = r 1 L 1jA iII 1ii T TTTT t ii- t ChristmasBells Will SoontI t fI J r t t T 1r 1 ftr IKingingsr I fo t Y I Jt IIHii f j4IJ IU I I f l ti Pi of i a srl t h 11 jj IftI r j JI iffj 1 Si fad II1 t a i rrl i r J Iti 17 tr J ifS 7 iJ l r Vff Jyv Itis riot to earlyv T1vyI r r to be thinking about J Christmas Gifts From Xv v now on the time will pass Iveryrapidly Then there is a 0 V 1 Y10tof satisfaction in making selec rt tions while stocks are complete and J r while you can do so at your leasureJ rAr which is an imposibility in the hurry and bustle of the two weeks before Christmas Our line of holiday goods is now here ready h t for your inspection Seeing it while it is com r1pfete will suggest suitable glftsforeveryone on listwill solve every gift problem We urge you to come as soon as possible and ermitasz t I I 0tlj j r i 01 tf af 71Y f4 JtJr I ttt1Jw cr Y ifir i J Robinsoiis QJPQrQrU Store YYYp J itq 11 4 0 I Mortons Oipi flI v 4 j Kentucky ai tn1S Ii a v h t t a- sxrc134tbciIcbc131x j it tts V v r fSrt es r Wraps and Ladiesr Goat Suits for kl 1 FI iI J r PELP o2 L if tt Infayorable weather conditions resulting 6 tfrom a backwardt fall business force us to tI SAiEarnolthttt AC y December 3 1912 I I itf J iG I 8 toc is in fineshaleandl1b h the time- or 1 t you To Save Big Money Look w ere 9U 8- t please but DONT BWurit1 of hve Ar i r t 4 WItr tC f I 0r4 i 8Jl jDlsliop P3 V C C iml1 qytll11 c t J L 1 Jf 1 ii7 1 JHl I t n t t Madisonvillewsj C I l r ICentuclcy tI fld t rP H I ijr r Q t t 4J 0a r HOW THE SCHOOL RAllY WILL HELP J Awakens New Enlliusiasni in r 1110 Childrens ConditIOn r v TJ THINKfI J As an Old Farmer Said I Believe This Is the Most Importanttot of Young Stock Thats Ever Been Exhibited Did the Investment Pay A little over a yepsnfo a man who saw possibilities In the pleasures and enthusiasm oCculd life deckled to Invest some money He had semi much or the world but determined to try his experiment In his old boyhood homo county of Bullltt He offered thy county school ofllclaln the dividends from a thousand dollar L and N bond to be used as they saw fit These of flclnls decided upon an all day rail A SADDLE HOB3B KNTRT and picnic with many and varied con tests so that every child In the county might compete During the most perfect October weather Shcphcrdsvllle had her first school rally Early that morning the children began to pour Into town by rail In buggies and surreys to big farmwngonH and op wide spread hay framer on horseback and mtilebivck and their friends and relatives came too By 10 o clock the time set for the parade the town was alive with boys awl girls The staid farmer thnt longbadgestheir coats badges that read THUS TKE pr bln E N DOFljHESCHOOLS Noon seemed inclined to talk about crops m politics With a full brass bond from Louis ville heading the column 700 young stars marched danced and pnvnred through tIe old town It was a parade of exquisite beauty because of the joy that beamed and sparkled In childish faces It Will a parade of grave Impor tanco because of the future citizenship that was there The long line wad btdeCkedIng giggling rosy faced girls and boys The contests at the fair grounds were begun as soon as the parade disbanded These contests were divided Into eigh- tseetionseo that children of about the same age might enter There were spelling matches arithmetic matches story telling matches In progress al moet continuously There were potato races foot races three legged rnre horse races hitching up races races fnc each and every one Npw and then the program would be Interrupted by u marching column with Its cheer leader The column would yell Itself hoarxv and retire amid the applause of the as r ONE OV TUB FLOATS grand stand Over In the floral mill was n splendid display of needlework good things to eat and handiwork of nl kinds All of this fun and entuu III sin out In tho glid mellow sunshine of i v perfect autumn dnyi Was the Investment u good one Thi might be answered by n fanners fl n aver to tim question Well what di you thjnkof ItV The old mans face wrinkled into smile that bdtninln the corners of lil eyes and gradually spread to his hIe mouth before he said quietly I linve been lookln at flue stock in this tioit fair grounds for years 4111 Irt HiiMipht u lot about feedln nn nanlln stock buthe hesitated a mo ment waved his hand out toward n big group of children intent upon some con- teNt M nd continued l believe this here Is the miwt Importiint lot of young sinhIhlts tvr been esbiblted rut Im KoUi T think more about hunlln elllllrttitluO XO Ip n PORTRAYING THEJLAMB OF GOD Thfc Savior as the Scriptures Have Revealed Him to the Eyes of His Followers N the gallery of the gospel the tID- ntonlngLlltrib Is one of tho many OJstrIking portraits of the Son of God We read in the Old Testa ment that Isaac who was tho typo of tlio race was saved by a lamb Abraham saying My son God will provide himself a lamb The place of the sacrifice was named Jehovah Jlren the Lord will provide Inaiah tells us that Christ was brought as a lamb to the slaughter Thc Jews understood better than Wo do what John the Baptist meant when lie Introduced Jestis exclaiming Be hold the Lamb of God which taketh away the sins of the world AllIs rael knew that for fifteen hundred years every morning at nine oclock And every afternoon at three oclock a lamb had been sacrificed on the al tar of the temple for tho sins of the people and now that the Great Messiah had come to be sacrificed once for all ho was most truly called The Lamb of God who offered him self without spot or blemish for the sins of mankind Paul saM For even Christ our Passover Is sacrificed for us meaning that the pascal lamb was a type of Jesus The apostle John who was the only one who recorded the beaus ful words Behold tho Lamb of God is most assailed by the skeptics chief ly because his entire gospel makes prominent the deity of Christ and tho efficacy of the blood of the Lamb of Calvary f All believers In Christ delight In Johns gospel not only on account of its simplicity and Its matchless por trayal of the Savior but because John the beloved disciple was tho only one BO near to Jesus that ho leaned on his bosom at tho Mast supper the only one of tho twelve who watched with Christ in his crucifixion agony who beard his dying words receiving his tender request to care for the mother of Jesus John was the only apostle who was last at the cross and first at the sepulchre the only one to whom Jesus appeared after his as cension who surviving all the other apostles was favored with a vIsion of the glories of the eternal world before his translation Not only In the gospel of John but in his epistles and In the Book of Revelations Jesus Is pictured as the Divine Lamb of God whose precious blood cleanses from all sin After John on the isle of Patmos heard once more the voice of his blessed Master saying I am he that llveth and was dead and behold 5 am aUvei forever more Write what the Spirit sayeth to the churches John looked and beheld and lo In the midst of the throne stood a lamb as It had been slain and he came and took the book and the elders fell down before the Lamb and sung a new song saying Thou art worthy to take the book and to open the seals thereof for thou wast slain and hath redeemed us to God by thy blood Out of every kindred and tongue and na tionJohn Banyan said that the above passages first convinced him of the deity of Christ Well they might for the Lamb of God Is the Only one lu heaven or in earth found worthy to open the book of reward and punishment Worthy to become the en throned Judge of tho universe None but the Creator and Redeemer of men could be thus described Christ also has opened the book wo call the Bible sending messages to the millions of earth charging his apostles to proclaim his saving power His heavenly home rewards and retributions to menThe Lamb of God attained his ex alted throne through sacrifice and his followers enter the holiest place through his blood having washed their robes and made them white in the blood of the Lamb We are told that John saw no temple therein for the Lord God Almighty and the Lamb are the temple of It The Toly Trin ity makes every place worshipful The city had no need of the sun for the glory of God did enlighten It and the Lamb Is the light thereof John found true the words of his Lord when he said10m the light of the world as well as the declaration jI am bq bread of life for tho Inmb which Is In the midst of the throne shall feed them The Lamb of God thus becomes a most familiar phrase in the last book of the Bible and is identical every where with Almighty trod For It is the throne of God and of the Lrfinb not tho throne and a saint a martyr or an archangel- Jesus Is the Lamb that died The marks of redemption are upon him nndw111 bo the badge of his glory through eternity Ho Is clothed In vesture dipped in blood Ho Is the great Conqueror he has met all the enemies who made war with the Lamb and the Lamb overcame them His church has been going forth conquering and to conquer and they who overcame by the blood of the Lamb have joined the armies of the skies under the reign of their al mighty King On hIs head are many crowns on his thigh a namo written The Word of God Oh wondrous scene when Is cele bated the perfect triumph of the Limb of Calvary Then that hath breath will praIsethEitorca- GOd of floats for a redeemed universe Rev Idwln Whittier CaBwell lIyYi- n 1E y s CONDUCTING THE- PRAYER MEETING f I J t f IJctInterest1rj lenders aim should bei1 = t THE and encourage by his owes stlons the expression oC P experiences of a genii r lao and unsterootypod character thjMfi of l the and frepdom Of the spirit y 0 may be realized In tho meeting The leaders own part should be aawakening and suggestive as poets and at the e jme time instnicttr i and edifying When it is found that others are reluctant to take panic the meeting or their contribution + have become largely mechanical and spiritually unfruitful the leaders part may be developed into a lecture This mode Is found most satisfactory many English churches and In many pity churches among UB Such lee a tures should however be carefully conformed to the occasion and be promotive of the same ends sought in tho prayermeeting They should not be sermons and should be ofa strictly practical and devotional char acteraFor such occasions tho expositionJ j of Scripture In longer portions hail r been made by many men notably F 17 R Robertson and Alexander McLaren So also In this country tho late DrpGeorge Dana Boardman used tbs tt k whole of the New Testament system hi atically In this way Others have taken the topics of the Sundayschool lessons or tho Christian Endeavor f series This plan has the advantage of uniting different branches of the work of the church and utilizing at tJ Interest already awakened Such expositions of Scripture should be proposed with care and based oh a critical study of the portion selected In which the leader avails himself of tho best modern authorities liutthcritical Work should not be Introduced Into the exposition the Tresult simply being practically applied t These expositions should ebotdevotional and practical the spiritual rI Impulse being first sought for anti then its moral application being 1 Wpcated Tbtsllitho apostle Paalg method Inall his epistles Sutflciekt variety of subjects can e found atilt o tbuched upon Incldentaly to a Byptea atIo course of Bible study Perha pea rapid survey of the conteptaat Scripture by books will be found ieea tedious than a series on a single boot mlghtLeihton Williams by EC MarlboroughpnHudsbav N Y in forHomiletIc Review t t Where Faith Is Needed I iThe social that face UB tee day are soyvasti so terrifying so use 4 1 4 yielding so deeprooted that eourag will fall us unless we have great fadttai In God In this crusade against tge evils of the world to which th church Is turning we need faith HF never before It takes Infinitely morn faith to attack the temperance prob rlslOIn than it did to build Chartrie atthedral A worker for lnternatlotea8Ypeace recently remarked that whea he considered the Jmuensity ot the pdh dertaklng and the oppositionan eft position which grows venomous as tHo cause advanceshe could notswith either zeal or hope did he set have abiding faith In God The BoetaX worker above all others needs a vitali near Intimate companionship vjrHlr God He above all others should tntqUent every place where God dwells that he may strengthen talthferecstatpc states of being He should metstate In the night watches mere teamere pIetist He should worship IiiJ church more than the mere lover wt ecstatic states of being He shoal meditatelnthe night watches more tbaat the monk consecrated to that alons What we most need to fear today la the decline of prayer worship personal d communion with Godfor thevjpl being gone our passions will seek only earthly things The Congreg t tlonalist i Sensitive to Others Interestsi102It Is not a sign of power to make it light of things that mean a t ideal to the people around us EV f tIr peoples Interests are unworthyeDlfI 4fmisdirected we shall not win higher ground by riding rough over those interests But we shall rIiteasy to Influence people if we show-a genuine interest In some things that c ifmean much to them Dr Wlnfleld i t ffScott Hall warning teachers and jparents against the danger of throw Ing aside the worthless trinkets that a boy carries in his pockets re a minds us thottho boy loves thea t thathe f we qught to respect anything that is anyone holds dearIt It is not scale thing that stands for outright sin V iFor oUr respect Is an evidence of oar j insight and sympathy and the show V t ins of such respect Iaa simple doty f demanded by courtesy and love alert appreciative sensitiveness to taxthings that make up the lifo of QWrij fellows Is a form of unselfishness that Christ can use mightily as he seete to bless others through us Sunday v 4 School Times s SelJWo are so human that thothollcj1ftof others does not often enter OCi t vitrIan Houston Tex Christianity dL r kk f Christianity 7s not a philosophy Wtl tlL r jJ I Il jt I 1 1J u D r 001 11 f ryf L rti j- OL c r ITJ D I r iLJJuI tr Write Ideas for Moving Picture Plays r 1 can write photo plays and earn 25 or IIVOUa more weekly Ip YVE WI HOW YOUJIOWilf I If you iiavcidfias if you can THINK ewe will show you the secrets of this fascinating new profession i i Positively no experience or literary excellence necessary No flowery language is wanted The demand f photoplays is practically unlimited The big film manufacturers are moving Hcayei l and Earth in their attempt to get enough good plots to supply the ever increasing demand They are offers iig 100 anti more for single scenarios or written ideas Nearly all the big film companies the buyers of photoplays allocated in or near ME Y YQKKCITY Being right on the spot and knowing at all times just That sort of plots are wanted by the prptUicers pur 1SALES DEPARTMENT a tremendous advantage over agencies situated in distant cities y We have received many letters from the big film manufacturers such as viTAGRAPH EDISON ESSANAY LUBIN SOLAX IMP REX RELIANCE CHAMPION COMET MELIES ETC urging us to send photoplays to them We want more writers and well gladly teach you the I secrets of success fWe are selling photoplays written bypeople who never Before wrote t i for Perhaps we can do the same for you If you can think of only one good idea every week and write I If it out as directed by us and it sells for only 25 a low figure r You Will Earn S1OOt Monthly For Spare Time 8 Send your name and address at once for free copy ofour illustrated book fFR EEf MOVING PICTURE PLAYWRITING J i Dont hesitate Dont argue Write now and learn just what this new profession may mean forlyW h and your future NATIONAL AUTHORS INSTITUTE i 1543 BroadwayNew York City g IIi 1J IN EVANSVILLE I iJ l I tVV Suggestions 4 1 Beautiful Neckwear nice V ly boxed 500104150 f Elegant Suspenders nice ly 250 to 250F V Handkerchiefs and Sox lioo and up t jfTie and Sox to match 5 soc and up- Suspenders Arm Bands tiand Garters to match uptto 25oi K Sox ioc to 150 y Gloves 250 to 600 r j Neckwear 250 to 150 Underwear XQO per fW l cult and uP t Handkerchiefs 50 to I5 V Leather Collar Boxes i 100 and up 1 Box of one doz CoI- f Jars 150 I 9 Tie Rings SOC and uP- n I 9 1vand urnishingLI i Ill i tl I r Courage Ever In Demand r h Not In fights and deeper lute only IB heroism to bB I looked for but on every railway bridge and fireproof that Is Ii going up today On freight trains on ii the decks of vessels In cattle yards ts on lumber rafts among the firemen and the the demand for i I courage Is Incessant and the supply t jMyer fails William James You will find that lsts every where speak well They know from nt and safe to to e alt dealers e oJ ZI C oioC1 t 0 p 1 utl l and which make useful gifts for the h male portion of our citi t cant fail to find handsome for I c him when you come to THE HUB 11 h boxed Sweaters I oan Umbrellas IQO up i Box of 6 pro Sox ioCanes SOC and upi 1 Mufflerrs boxed up Bath Robes 25o 1000 Fancy Vests 150 500 Tie Clasps ioc to ibo iScarf Pins and Links to match soc and up fCaps 25C to 150 Fur caps 150 andup Boys Hats and Sac to 200 And many other mens Furnishings to HENRY LEVY PROP MAIN AND FIFTH J t P clanging marches building Member Refunded i J ti policemen Chamberlains FoldsiLttcapa Forsaloby 1VL lADIESI Furnishings zensYou something dUPt nicely fNightRobes upf upCorrect CapsI 4more THBI1HUB MerchantsRebate AssociationFares Evansville Indiana jV IwtItJi These Fish Build Neat The Paradise flsh which Incidentally Is clothed in the prison garment of black and white stripes and the Indian fighting fish are nest builders They build nests among tho mosses and grasses for their eggs Tho male fishes of these species take charge of the babies and the females have nothing to do with their babies d A Des Moines than tadattac of muscular rheumatism iti his shoulder A friend advised burnt go to Hot Springs That meant n expense of 16000 or more He sought for a quicker and cheaper r way to cure it and found it in Chamberlains Liniment Threo days af ter the first application he was well For sale by cb ggg cH3 y zt 4 1 If dc M t 1 4 r1i 0 1 TltanFe aalabya Name A baker oa reglsterlag the birth of his daughter at Arad la Hungary ta fenaed the registrar that he Intended to have her christened Titanic as she wu bern oa the day the White tatMaer sank The otDotal however re fated to estIThfj aWftaalt sa sot to be found la the caledar of Bo ataa Oathollo saints days and this baker had to eoatoat himself with the toM topical name of Regalia la this ease the rule of the church which Is- ttrheld br this state saved the child from bearfe through life aa appear Yea which is not only unsuitable a- Wl the least ef It for a little girl bata- nea1d also recall for many years OM ef the most tragic disaster of mod em times floraethaes however the I ntfo operates rather hardly as irhem reeeatly A Tlennese was not alloired to have hit ch d christened Pa1aY tther mother tkho W a8 Badldi eras A FEELINOOFSECURITY You nataralljr feel secure when you know that the medicine you are about to take Is absolutely pure and produclngdrug Suck a medicine IB Dr Kilmers KidneyLlverThe same standard of purity strength and excellence is maintain ed lii every bottle of SwampRoot- SwampPoet Is sojentlflcallv compounded from vegetable herbs Itis not a stimulant and la taken in teaspoonful doses It is not recommended for every thingIt natures threat reo- lIevlnRandOVercOmlnR kidney liv er and bladder troubles- A sworn statement of purity is with every bottle of Dr Kilmers SwampRootIt a medicine you should have the best If you are already convinced that BtvampRoot Is what you need you will find it on sale at all drug stores in bottles of two sizes fiftycents and onedollar I Sample bottle of Swamp Boot tree by man I Send to Dr Kilmer Co Bing hamton N Y for a sample bottle free by mall1t will convince any one You will also receive a book let of valuable information tolling all about the kidneys When writing be sure and mention the EarUnH ton SemiWeekly Bee Fewer Fogs In London Efforts of the Coal Smoke Abate mont society in greatly reducing the volume of smoke have been Instru mental in making black fogs rare in London A few years ago these fogs were quite frequent in London in win ter and for several days at a time the city Itself and the outlying suburbs were covered by a dark black pall sometimes high in the air but moro frequently descending and forming a thick dirty and greenlsh yellow ish substance through which the people had to travel Fogs still occur In London but only occasionally and not for several years has thoro been an old taehioned fogI when torchbearers had to be employed to hid cats the wa- yStop That Ache Any ache or pain in any part of the body can be relieved with Shipps Quick Relief Liniment 100 reward If It falls and the purchase price is not refunded Try it and see 50c at all Druggists =ill C s- 471lr 1y 3t4 4w rZn4 ij EDUCATION AND SUCCESS The Farmer Is Essential to the Utttr i CATTLE AND THE CHILDREN y If Two Your and Four Year Old Steer Wont Thrive In Same Feed Lot Wh Should Children of All Agos 8tuJ Together Johnny ho aint takln1 no lntcrcst in hL school Ive got a mighty good no tion to let him quit an1 go to work on the farm How long has ho been In school Oh hes been off null on About six years I reckon Hes Just finished his Fourth header so hes gotenough schoolln to use on a arm Hes got more than my grnndadrty had In hla day an you know he died worth about 30000Tell me something about your grand fatherWell you see ho come over th mountains when this hero was nil Virginia an he took some land an begun to clear It Up an farm It an ho What did you say ho paid for 1t1 Grandaddy Why he didnt pay nothln for It How much land did he get Oh he could a had all ho tend toIl thousand acres was all h could tend to an ho So he farmed a thousand acres did b91 UNot all of It Some of It was left In timber so the hogs could be turned out to fatten on theibcech an oak mast In the talL An5 How old were the hogs whenl he killed them tor meat About two years oP Say what are you askln me all these questions for anyhowI trying to find out why yon think Johnny has enough education to stake blmasuccessful farmer UI Just now toil you because 1iti grandaddy made a snug fortune with gotIthou sand acres for nothing uNo of course he cant Can he afford to keep a hog for two years nn fatten him on beech an oak mastNo Why say look here I never thought of It before but my gran cIA REAL SCHOOL daddy got rich Just asettin still didnt he Yes he did Where your grandfa ther got a thousand acres for nothing your boy will have to take It at a valu ation of from 30000 to 100000 and make it pay He cant walt two years for hogs to be ready for slaughter It must be at eight to ten months There is no way now for your boy to bo a pio neer and get rich sitting still Ho must be educated to succeed in the twenti eth century I He KnewHe Had Fed Cattle Thee old trustee turned to the visitor and asked Well what do you think of our new consolidated school 1 Beautiful Cost a lot of money didnt ItV Yep an it costs like smoke to run It with teachers for all tho different grades But all Of us are for it now Were you against consolidation 1 Yep I was against It strong YouI see I got tho threo Ils in a single room schoolhouse Ho paused looked at the splendid brick building nnd con Un1Ct1I oughter known bettor too Anybody that hnd fed cattle for tilrt years oughter know a consolidated school was better than a one room school Why should you have known Cat tie and chlldrei are not the saute Look herejust stop nn think fo a minute will you Ive known for thirty years that you cant put weanlln calves two year an four year of calve two year an tour year ol steers In the same feed lot an get lust class results In our ol tlmo otto room school wo had emnllslzcsnu ages In the same Sot sn fecdln out of the same trough It wont work any better with children than it does with cattle A school tax Is simply a long time In vestment in brains therefore the eter na question should not bd HOW SMALL A TAX QAN WE GET ALONG WITH but HOW MUCH CAN WE INVEST OjO ADVAN TAGE It js a bjuslnes proposition pure and simple t I L r oJ 4 d I COMMON BUSHES ALL IN FLAME Deduction Drawn From Miracle Revealed Inthe Text of the Holy Scriptures Moses In the land of Mid WHEN obtained the great vision h constituted His call to leadership of Israel he was occupied with the ordinary tasks o- flifehe woe simply doing ids duty Inn prosaic way Ho WAR loading the looks and doubtless meanwhile ruminating dn big questions Iddallz propary ou By faithfully serving In a lowly capacity Moses was led Into Just that humble frame of mind which fitted him for advancement to larger aspen sibilities His promotion came through a personal touch of tho powers of heaven upon his lifo It Is often sotho common round brings man suddenly face to face with God There is no telling around which turn of tho road tho angels may next moot us Ae Moses was leading his flock ho came to the mountain of God and an angel of God appeared to him in a flame of fire With a sacred Inquisitiveness Moses ofethe strange sight that met his oyes What Interested and surprised him was not Just a bushMoses camo across plenty of brambles In the land of Mldlan and had often torn his flesh on their thorns nor wan It the sight of a burning bush for Moses had seen many bonflres along the ridges of Theewas lug did not burnthat It was not con sumed We do not know Just what the nature of this miracle was for we do not know the nature of any mira cle nor of life Itself which is one great wonder It is sufficient for the moral purpose of this epistle to ree ognlze that the burning bush was the scene and seat of some extraordlaary and yet not necessarily irrational or unnatural phenomenal manifestatiaa oC the power and presence of Jehovah la a sense God was in that bush as he might be said to be ta a obit small voicenot that the Deity S panthelatlcilymerged In the phesera ena of the world which he has created but that he is dynamically at werk la all the processes of nature whether in those which we having platted down a few data here and there ae to discovered laws called BatttraV or those in which not having beea plotted as yet men regard as extraor Binary or miraculous The most important point lit this in cident is the sign that it gave Mases of the dynamic presence af Jehevak in all his life and inferentially ta our lives too So very much was Qed tat that place that the wondering shop herd vrab told to slip off his saadal for the very earth upon which he stood was holy ground By this rev elatfon dt God to him Moses life was at once lifted to a higher plane Yet it was not promotion in ft worldly sense that did thisnot fast a change of tasks though Moses was in deed thereafter called to more eon Bplcuous duties but a heightening of moral Ideal the increase of consecra tion and the broader scope eC social sympathy that came when Moses met God face to face in Midlan was challenged bY his holy purpose and so- oeptedthough with some misgiving due at nest to a weak faiththe dall to a larger task and a more arduous service Solitude often assists tho vulture of the higher life in man and discovers for him the sacred meaning of the commonplace when ordinary happenings are consecrated to a lofty and eternal aim It Is not necessary to go into the desert to find Godthat was the mistake of tho oldtime ascet ics What Is needed Is a certain amount of solitude In ones own heart which leaves space for God to enter and which is shared by the continual presence of him who spake to Moses out of the bush burning In the desert and who said to his Missionsent disciples Lo I am with you always even unto the end of the world To tho man who carries the sense of Gods presence with him no spot Is absolutely lonely and every place is holy ground Wherever such a mangoes ho seeswhat happens many around him fall to recognizethe bushes of the commonplace glowing with the theophanlcs of a revealing God In saying this I am not teach ing any pantheistic nothing or mere sentimental dream I am simply enforcing the fact taught and Illustrated throughout the length and breadth of Scripturethat the Lord Jehovah is everywhere present by his spirit at all places and at all times ready to reveal himself spiritually to the humble upbuilding all things by the word of his power and frequently taking do light In making hIs glory to burst through the volt otthe ordinary until the rudest hut by which some way faring man kneels becomes mantled With a dazzling Sheklnah Ho that hath eyes to see let him see and he that hath ears to hear lot him hear this thing Occupy yourself with Gods task and though like a Simon Peter you have to toUaU night taking nothing yet in the golden morning you shall see the Lord Set your af fections on things above and though you may be wearily stumbling ln a dreary desert the very acacia pathyouwhich never shone beneath the aunt Rev Charles Devon The man who has no aim in life fluhave no hope in death I 11 IJ ijj i f 2 wiIiLftrli r i 4iI c 0 PRECEPTOR HOLDS- HIGH POSITIONjj Work of Sun School Teacher ft IJ in the Development of a Well Grounded Citizens hiJIjt I measure the intluenoe of tilt j T Sunday school tearhur Ju charac 10 tcr bulldlugIclil progress and reform hunmnltarlui and ro ligloua endeavor slid all the pis 3 4 groat itfoveuituttf ol ccnuinporane one history IB a tank inivroasiiil8 of ncJf complishment tflolnu them and J sider their weekly touting within tho 1 ctcomparatively narrow circle of their tl eluKHoa and the labors of tile teacherVappear to be of little consequence 1 I Hut view the teacher as related to and t an Integral part ol the great army that Is working towards the specific end of V Icharacter building and the redemption of society and the teacher becomesiI 1 one of tho mightiest factors In theiJmoulding of modern thought and shaping of modern life There are 2 f 607371 of them scattered through this 11 world of ours bringing within tho radl M 1d Us of their Inspiration Instruction and tInfluence millions of children and 10 adults In the United States alone f over a million and a half men and oJ 1 women are touching the lives teach 1 tho minds and reaching tho hearts I tweeklyThe fact that tho Sunday schoole x t stands for the things that are highestt l 11arodltlons that give tho teacher unique relation to the scholars and a tremen f- tw I dous advantage in Influence suggeatsJ the wonderful work that Is being done Not only as a negative force pre venting the slipping of thousands into paths that lead to failure and ruin r but more as a positive force Inspiring 1 and leading them late the way at Mr righteousness ad to enlistment with the movements that contemplate a t ilworlds redemption Is the value of i Ii the teacher felt The school teachlti 4 and the Sunday school teacher art I essestfaF elements in a great army setr llmanheedaetlvitiefl together with the construe ftire1 work of the pulpit and the psreati i lies the hope e4 symmetrleal character sad useful living i The jewIWlitfes ofthe auadajr school movement are but just dawn44n ing upea the eeaiclousnesa of re ligtoua workers With they newei+ vision or these possibilities km oomf the endeavor to organize a Myteafc ot instruction and Inspiration that allot embrace the whole gamut of life frothe cradle to thegraveand furnish si plsee a beneftt and sl poeitlve we4i IIcThis dterawith its wonderful store of knowledge effective methods and art w illfbeinstitute to be held la our city le eta t If of the provisions that trained Suadajh hiIngforof the hosts who have ta deal persai tfally with Rupils in this delicate aIHt + Jllthoroulk 1erna plane of influence and success that rthe fathers never dreamed of i It ii C With You Always i rtili J Christ never withdraws his pre j once from anyone who has committed 1 himself into Christs keeping Thli tfmeans that we may dwell always la i the very person of God and that We v i need never for a single Instant sap fpose that God is away from us yet flseemtChrist does not ask any follower pt his to endure 1could y to feel fnlaway from God is to fee what is notso Such a fooling is in deed human as eo many other mUff leading emotions and untrue thought are human but the blessed fact that = t God never leaves us even when we think ho has done so or ought to do o Isis love is greater than our sin 4 Ho never deserts oven us deserters Let via gladly enter into the full con sclouanesB of his glorious and undo featnble presence Let Satan never again close ourcyesto the presence of our indwelling LordV4The Perfect Will That good and acceptable and perfect will of GodRom xii 2 v People are afraid of the will of tGod I would rather have Gods wilt r done than my own Why I cant see an hour Into the future 1 dont Know what is ahead of mo God knows all The past present and future are all alike to Him pia loves me more than I love myself and lie wills my highest and eternal interest It is much bettor to lot Gods t will be done to us than to be trying f to carry out our own thoughts a d- plnnsD 1I o L Moody j Seeking ASomething positive something dea pita something certain with referece 1 to the unknown world Is the thlug for i lwhich we are all peeking especially S- Is fthis true of old peopleItev Ham Callaway Baptist Denver Coler i y t c i = j 1 wI1 I IM o I a ri db V- L r- i 1 H I i I I t I 1 H i fi WILL BE FOUNE AT1- rTHESTBERNARDtr TT TF ijl iiA 1 J tF 1 i iI SIIQREt J I jS of 3 CHARLES KY4 ti J s i j r 4 I 1 t tut7Y I hA1xft Y Jt1+ i i r f t 3r f k lJi is- d 1 YM1 11J1ItI1 f r- fiI q- J 4xwr 1 1 JIttLT lr ff i rC f yrli V R + r u1IaAJ AtGaLTJl1 1 f r r c 7 f t w ytla i v I f tjo r it t yt K lZ 10 CJs j t t M f JttI i Jr+ J l Y- lA 1 r f I J f J 4 d7 J lv = r t R1ljr7d 7Cr 17tBtfy1j tt sjhr s rrft4tI1 I1 1JbiI St h at Frt1 1 t I it JPJ a hlrjAtgt i tiv f 1 r1t1 yiddil J 1 1 i I t l V rrvor 15 t1 ii d lt tJrurt If raK i7 tJIlJd 1t1 Ak1 f 1 atLM fJ llt qf IIo II 9Tt I 1i t w sCl Jl j hJretr t nly M b8I1 t t4 I CUlr t t hiC 1 nprr tpAdNFrt wItf j ri J ll ldYA r 1s t 1 t4I l 1 1 Not YIfI TtlItJ If Wnw h ASPRbk rfttIV itb tI r rd 1Ht Ii me ftil1 Mrnd 19 n J l jfjr W t h I2 Ytp tabt1 iin 111 u 14 f H c IH a r fG1Jt pit Ju 1Hl Jt c 41- I It 4 MJ ll d 112 CIIt I y I A to k ropJ Uff evltsCCt 3 1jRdart pW 4 4 1C taatlwI I n tII 11 I Ii i f4 a l4Y I 1 ir+ r ra 4 s fi We waoieVery Joy and girnr rSf ojCharles ana J this neighborhood to write a lErter fd Old Santa Claus and 7 =i1 tell him what they wantrforXtnas He has left at our l stre abig lot df air kinds ofto s such as Doiti Dolls iI I Dolls Dressed Dolls Bisque Soils China Dolls and Kid boils Toys of all deVcripliionv GoOarfSiBalI Mockers Fruits Candies md Nuts It Would bee a gOOd idea fotclltj f the boys and girls to come to our store and See thesnce tthings and then they can tell Santa ClausA just what they- want Dont target we have a big lot Qf Roman Candlet t y 1 t- 1FireCrackers and iSky Rockets t 0 Si i J v rV 0 v For the grown up people we have any riuhi6erv fiarticles such S Gut Glass Fancy China Jeweler Mirrors ilrSets 1 afujlline ofd Kniit Goods Ladiesand hi y J I ilf br t I rJV ir- T i r t + J 1 1 Ji 1 l I fdIY or y 1 t r t i t f qYt t fkf1t w it f94 tJ1 M ok 9 tif l r JL fi lit iI Kc a 6 f trt n 1ivr 1 f i 1- SAz f 1 r a 4c4 IIKe r d CoIIISOJ Se i toA 3s t4rrtroltY il+ ttl 4 Wt4 srf tit 1lsGi- fi rlQtA iJ l IJ rJIiNJiAQtIi i tfot faxJ IWlI lJ t f t1fr jJ1 gat 6At Jwr w tIJ I ttJAiI 1id1Ji ltc Ud lJ JI1II ado i pI J ic f kt t z JA tt f l 4tL Iillli Irl t I I ffL t ln F tal 11 dJ het4 1 1r lpl t j t 9t oJA Jl slfI Sjt ffI r1fxnQf titl riffN t hftr ngfl At ItIJI v il jjdtd 9 01 Cfi J QfJJtUt tJiiJ N k4t tzdG- Yf nv tl t1IV rov l I1ltl Wfj 1 It 1ft dfi J i IJt l II I aLj1 wdMt b t jt Ja y i 14 = Jt fIlMf1 lt t7 j jTJ7t i11bestand eJi1JXtntqift5 and our prcstbiS year are more i reaSohable jtharf ev ijbefdre 1Wedtend a cordial invita u t t f rf = tipn to yon to visit this store and make your Xmas J sete tiorij rJy before fhg gopd are picked over j Our gotidsarc Uowpn dfsplay andiNve ibuld 1iigladtohave you call and seethemwhethet yotivbayor n t j you wjfi iindbur prces a low as the lowest and our sales l i people courteous and painstaking i iJf6We also wish to icall your attention to the J factual we are the ttowsethng Mejis and Boys Overcoast t Ladiesand Misses Goats Also Ladies andMisses Skirts at f1 d M r i reduced pri est H1 1 f k V f ljfltll t 1 + L 11ot Itt 0 f T t Y tiI tf l f 1Y r 1 N f IjMfl tIt rt rt- J1c iIt ol 1 j 1 A1 Jri- iCJ r I j sf t1rrJ 11 4C f + dc i 1M kc- 7f t j j y T t Y 1 1tJ rsrr4 J otY w j f l wr alr W s i1 vi f 4 v i t j 1 r i 1 r r r f ti A+ C att 1 I e 1r V 0- t l J V ia V fY t- 1 rt i j 1 1 WISHINGXUONE AND s ALL A MERR0xM NDI r r fft6JjjN r HIAPPY NEW YEARI Jr 4 st BERNARD B i t MINING COt INCORPORATED r J JESSE PHILLIPS Store Manae n r Ia I c l G1 r =0 H irTWrtTv 9 lfei spl 1JC L D M wwMry 1fP1tIh JC r r frww Jr rr ilf 1 fI f li l if 1fr YfIJ t i r i W eUL RehrT1 j j Ntc I4t 4 ir r 4x inrw Arq t w a i rN T ie i ji1 j t i CSIt rsaSr j- t Mf Rf jpW t 1 q 1 1 c I t rj f H i j- I iiItl- lJ f II yI l I j r1 4 L t lj 1I i I I I tI J I ih r i iiI t il Ih I I I t e e I I I i t f I 4f r rt iIIAS COMING FROM THE FACTORY 1 I C i i r of Beautiful Sbyen Piece Decorated China Berryand Salad Sets andI100 Decorated Chinay Cake and Pie Sets c l S V e y nM i I VvVv These Seven Piece Sets are artistically decorated andorinariV I lywould cost 350 They will be given with a years subscription a to THE SEMIWEEKLY BEE nei or renewal for ony 250 1 ofJif k the Seven Piece Setsyouwish worth 350making a total of i I wyt r va J tr 1 150all fortaI j d fS Iiff J 1R td notft J k il1 i J last 1ongcall mandsu6seHliefpirthi tf Bee t or renew ybur sub iu scription and we will give you a receipt for one years subscription v 1 tafld dn6 fthese shandsqnie sets ofChinaware fo be Delivered When I i daIyks trLir r AJ IfC 1 01 4 4i ftX 4 I r a l a t j p 1 t 1 or r4 r lii ivJ j L r 4 y It 1 1y h it ht lIC r t k rrlv I t Qtt I t 1 t 1 r j rr t i j tJf f- I 1 Hl 1ro iti a f Jfe Y lJtC I D hls S I r li i I f i V V lir I thisUa Y t on t neglect IDprt i r1 ltytIO r- iI t I 7r 1- pvl epremlUmc1tasth chance o a 1etlme 1 m ay r- I I J 0 IJ 1 i 4 i i l P t r t TM11he SemieekIy Bee t 4 i V tkJ 1 i t f e + r- C i I fie I II ft I J y i f t i li I fil 1 IiH = R IQ- t f4i 1iS M rli 1 i r i t t h t t I f J y i lr IIl J c I JJ i1 + 1KIeiitticI371Eaii1iiigmtoii r t JIIJI t WIof I t i l I i J1 II 11I i Ii JI1J Ia1uJ j V IIi 0 fJi 3 J i w Q i tF 1M w i1 1 n 5 M k i i r 1t t I81 Y rrrF Z p11it + Aa t f R t 0 r f i 1 a III L 1 c r ro tw 1 11 lnda s i d- p I Ct D YYfi t t S 1eit ac rwt arid iF a r x t r tJ J o irTrJ 0- J TT7T2 dii tK I ct r J 1 0 1 7 4 ii SEETHIS11 I A Traveling Agricultural Display I seventyfive foot railroad car specialty designed and decorated to xhibtfprod i i- r M the1 Great and Fertile Norhwest Prepared and sent out the Northern PacificrP Railwaytp SHOW YOU what i5 being raised by prosperous farmes and fruit growers inc richstates of Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota Washington and Oregon fln this car will see what you could do if you were located along the Scenic High way in The Land of Fortune J r You could farm by intensive methods on irrigated land or you could dryfarm on nonirrigated land You could raise fruit vegetables poultry and dairyprod dsllak= ing money and enjoying life just as thousands of people are doing out in this marvelous country j This Exhibit Carwhich you are cordally invited to inspect will be at JIfThursday Dec 19 1912 r Come and See It y Admission Free Ke Tell Your friends llf you cannot visit the car write to us and telLus What state or section you are interested in We will gradly send free jlustrafedbooklelts to your home address l i Northern Pacific Railway I The Scenic Highway Through the Land of Fortune L J BRICKEK Gens Immigration Agent St Paul Minn A M CLELAND Genl Passenger Agent St Paul Minn d I r i t- M T IffTt t rIi C k 1ij is 1 j 6 i dr el 1 s e C B TRATHEN f Y A BtA PIr G z- a l THE CITY DRUG STORE t pPROPRIETORS N I r 1 1 Nortonville Ky 1 j J 1 xI J 1 I i I kDear p Frielidt 1 f j 1 Christmas isneanagain and again you are thinking what try getFather Mother 0 i Husband Wife Brother Sister or your Sweetheart Our stock youwill find complete in 4 fi the way of Toilet1 Oases Military SetsI Manicure Sets r JShayingSets I Brush and Comb rji 1 r Sets Collarand Cuff Boxes Traveling Cases Musjcal instruments Jewelry Cutlery i Stationery Toy dandies and lots of other presents too numerous to mention bur stockis complete in every department you can find something for everybody 1from Baby td GrandMother j V t r x r We extend you a hearty invitation to come look over our line and dont feel that L11i c J 1- 4c i you mustbuy I- 414i I k I J I 1 iiol4 With compliments of the season we wish you atMerry and Happy Christmas + r t 1 i t t ri rr if VQi fy T r yjC ioTHE CITY DRUGSTORE ifi Jj M f cj f w rr kI ISt rf J Pr 1 7ir rt i V- r 8 ttlIty i A f t j ld jv 1 tiil r r + f t 1Net ahL d V 4 I y rr 01 I ft J cC r r HOW MIDWAY CAME TO LIFE A 20000 Iny8sffii3nl on Its Boys and Girls IN MODERN SCHOOLHOUSE The Town Began Three Years Ago to Realize the Importance of Conserv jng Its Future Citizens Health and MentalityPlenty of Room to Play hinny rural comm nltJct4 rt lthllt any building and any grounds will do for school purposes These commiint ties have never thought definitely how fur they have progressed In so tinny other lines Tin average wan will sty when you press hint for a reason for the poor school equipment lit his noltih orhooil Well that school wnyf Kiind enough for me an l reckon s gcind enoiigli for my children HI = awn lioiiio Ills fillmini implements hi A UBADTIFOL DOOllWAY barns and all else In his life have changed from a tallowy candle and homemade flail age to an electric light and n steam thrasher age Three years ago Midway and the stir rounding country begin to think Itwitt time to have a twentieth century school plant They begnntoteel tba it would be well to hnve a building as good as any of their churches At first the general public shook its head and mumbled under Its breath but gradually it begun to see the wisdom of the movement and at last voted the funds necessary While the trustees planned a school that should be n credit architecturally they did not forget to buy enough ground to give the energetic young stets that were to be trained ample buildingIon grass Behind anti to one side of the school building is n comfortable stable stalled to hold twentyfour horses As Is usual in school affairs all over the country the trustees built this school with en Idea of its taking care of all the pupils In the district for the next fifty years Now after only two and n half years they are beginning to seethe natural result of a fine grow- Ing school spirit among both children and parents Today five grader and two high school teachers manage io teach the 250 boys and girls that are en rolled This number is Just fifty more than were enrolled last year It is now plain that the school will have to add a new teacher each year to take care of the steady Increase and in five more years an addition will have to be built to take care of the children Be sides this yearly Increase the trustees claim that very few of those enrolled even try to play truant Ample play grounds clean warm schoolrooms nndIling less irksome and the Incentive for playing out has been removed makeIpay a tor who can heat clean and care for the property an It should be cared for UIOWATB BVOOB68 It provides teachers tor the different grades and makes efficient and strong work bringing m nycb1drento- getherltglves1a chan n e for the hJt Itdevelop his social nuturein aferoUp his Own age That the school at Midway is a success Is to put the matS ter lightly A school that has enrolled fifty new pupils this year that has added fifty children to the school population pf iflway tha makes the I rttlng bl any kind ot botiseetaitown an impowlbillty al11a half years does not sbpw a t scratched Will ordeak laa hugesuc I c loce Jib1 t gnawer the giiistipn qf inveetmeat4 Canaan j bae ever flgurs1 eiaeLhywhatQttongerme t ei d f n- InI a community ttrs vort4 Tne- ee1toolcost tbe Cpmm 20006 JII I the money a good IQV estmeptfoC Mid tebyIislet 6t those who are willing to send their c Udren or six miles and y extra tultloifto have them In n reaillvetiVrntletii c centuryheolnr J J lA THOUGHTS OF A GREAT PREACHER Short Analysis of Ideas Taken From the Writings of the Late C H Spurgeon HAINED in Satans boat you are C swiftly gliding down the stream to ruin and because it is smooth you drcfcim that It is sue I What is the difference between the saint and the sinner Not that in the saint there is no UnNotthat In the sinner there is never a thought about God The difference Is this that the saint is overcoming his sin but the sin is overcoming the sinner Oh what a terrible thing If sin have the Upper hnndlNo hidden manna youmaya stranger to you You know not Its enjoyment You do not taste it It Is a hidden thing HeaVen too will be hidden You hear of Its gates of pearlbut they will never open to you You may catch the distant ac cents of its songs but Jn those songs you will never Join And that white tone cannot be yours You have no jdyful anticipation of heaven but a fearful looking for of fiery indigna Uonor else the Insensate resolve not to think at all And the new name no you cannot read Itl You know God by no such name as makes you seek his company The thought of him renders you unhappy and there fore you banish it from mind You are not nowaliirmedbut soon the spell may be broken and you may find the chains riveted upon your soul forever I fancy I hear you say I wish that before it is too late Icould escape But mine is a hopeless case My heart Is hardened against thegospel and evil habit has so got the mastery over me that I have no power to begin this conflictNo If have no power but one has visited this world and taken our na ture who can help you The mighty Son of God became the suffering Son of Man that he might be the liberator of our enslaved race He burst open the prison doors that captive souls might escape stands near you ready to break off your totters and strengthen you to fight the enemy who has so long oppressed you Tell him your simple but end tale how helpless how miserable how ruined you are Tell him you want to be saved but know not how to begin the work and ask him both to begin and complete it for youj Lot your prayer be this Bo merciful to me a sin ner IIand ho who came to destroy the works of the devil he whose na turn and property is ever to have mercy ant to forgive will receive your hunible petitions and though you bo tied and bound with the chain of your I she In the pitifulness of his great mercy will loose you From Newman Halls Christian VIc- tory Joy and Service No man Is conquerable until the joy of serving his cause has been driven out of his heart Nehemiah expressed a fact that is undoubtedly often quoted by those who have not experienced it and often experienced by those who never have quoted it when ho said tq the people The Joy of the Lord is your strength As long as religion is a Joy in the life it will not be parted with and Its do wands will not be disobeyed Chang ing It about when one is obedient and loyal with his whole heart there will be enthusiasm and Joy in his life Joy and service go together in mutual helpfulness When one knows he is with CbYlst and Christ With hIm he will sins songs In the night though ills feet tialn the stocks his lacerated back ou the rough dungeon floor When one sees the promises of God with clearer vision than the obstacles of the world when he realizes that he is following an unconquer powerknownlaa to then ffljithere pain lkeen disappointment BO bitter that his soul will not exult In God through lt all Mud J6 wlU march on with unabated seal and vigor Like Christ for the Joy that is set before him he will endure the eraaa and de spise the shame 1Jt Way flvarluting- Aa o s can direct ones course in a foreitf but a good trail Isa better help and often saves from danger as well as difficulty So absolute truth is not so helpful in the conduct of life as the way of righteousness trodden rom generation to generation by the feet of good men and women that path in which Jesus leads the way The Light of the world lived our life endured our temptations tasted our warhiimane as weifaaivWi Gd1 io through the ages increasing multitudes have followed m and haTe not walked n- darkneBsJ1e 4ogt kwnan o boles IB the Bible u e itM a record 1117napthat haa been t911owe4J1 the noble and the i1 dead I plain and practical It guides safely lifes perils and perplexities and It leads home The Desr tH it The livingChrlst lettielaspirstlon of the worker IB tnepreneat vror andheopenathe door of hope lato the country beyond the yell the Hind or the hereafterrR L H Hough Methodist MounVernOnN T 11t I + otor rt HE iI l rri oi d H k x GENT BOOTHS WORKt FOB THE FALLEN 7 Men Whose Labors Have Been Along the Same Lines Join l iJJ in His rI PraiseJJ i nENERAL WILLIAM BOOTH death ends a career that was 1v kCivilizationgreater degree than it la aware for hardly appreciates the fore of the religious and moral awakening which he wrought For nearly fifty years Ire hkc bef the leader of a crusade which sought not to recover the physical sepulcUeir of the Lord from os elMlion 6C the Infidel but to rescue and raise up the spiritual image of the Savior iau the sinsmothered hearts of the 1ow Best and most debased of Clods ere 1M lures not to carry the gospel on the r point otasord nor to evangella the world by the fear of damnatfoti but to teach divine love and mercy by human ministrations to human Ills f and to stir stagnant souls with songs of sympathy He did not establish a nowchurch Q or proclaim a now he did not concern himself much about creeds he did not dbsplse sects or antagonize churches ho simply carried the olds faith Into dark places which tte churches could not or would not penetrate 1 ills genius devised novel method and he evolved a great organization which has spread to the four corners of the earth The banners of Salve tliu Army float today in fortynin landn nnd it preaches the gospel tVenlyfour languages A million pea pie read its periodical publications aridL uncounted millions hear ita Word Its drumbeat its fife and its tambourine sound around the world It feeds the poor it asylumns the orphans Itlnurses the babies it ministers to sick it embraces the outcast and lifts up the fallen The lessons of his achievement tire many From the standpoint of humans endeavor his life teaches the of doing well what the hand finds to r do without measuring its present im y portance or appraising its immedlatir dignity The pioneer preacher of the chains of London could never have con s Hived at the outset the ultimate per ti ponal triumph which he beheld in his last hoursmore millions paying himti vp the homage of love and gratitude and u admiration than in modern times have sorrowed for the death of any ruler of church or state And it all came to pass as a consequence of patient persevering effort in pursuit of hum ble opportunities which tho great and the rich and tho conceited despised It is well for a man to have a vision of future accomplishment but it fs t better for him to do the days work with diligence From the standpoint of militant Christianity General Booths wonderful Y work among the poor the wicked and the abandoned of the cities seem Jalmost like a rebuke to those who sit in cushioned pews once a week to hear learned discourse and artistic musicp The rich need the gospel to be surer but more than they need eloquentto i speech and consoling need the sympathy that literally and t heartfully suffers with their unfortun ate fellows At any rate the Salve tion Army has reaffirmed and exam rraplified the brotherhood of man in a 4 way that was well nigh forgotten ia many churches and if it has not tr 7 ternized all Christian endeavor after the manner of the master It has at least brought Christianity down to tins comprehension of the lowly aJ161w made it real to those who otherwise would have looked upon it as an Im possibility or1i mockery The supreme lesson is the reward of faith promised the dying i man dJrhe1ar sure ar tc sure jlf you will only teljereMAInlt rW f 0I0 preted by his tlteth zti4 0 letaaortalh1igg bet wrought to save t for 1 tfeVhimself They have a nogleI andaner ffleaHitig the Mt rvvceotfhy1 f 3awpjssf r tlOQ bunt upon sacrifice and of ritual emancipation fr mttkeo bondage oi sin and BefjfhneBB H4T good jip know thatJhiB work will C Jpu Hnder Jftle direction of laS tralilea and consecrated BOB actJauguTe 1Iebuilso enduringly that w ao lnaiyjdua la necessary for the fnt Q iof the He rs heededandBplBtual lavr ll1fhatratworld gar pn I8oI1 a eubaieroeDajt ot humanity fe seed of anti heallBg Fort Worth Record e Chanted Prayeru ItJea llye ad szperlences tprayer aieeueg j fome qf our dieferierel r t sv rde- a tr otterel b 8ingir r wlEiett vet to tau q- for Itethe sort leaataeoBed by tljd 1pIiou1d power ee imis f ana what e aot what vepeed pekhapsurelriat to 48ittlt1 + cations i soon bilabl to naltt fMitlpe W1t t Vlll keep within 1tCkrbtt1aa1tIfIu i ter II j J Qf y J iPtlt 01 1 ij 1 7 1 l- i mR H Santa ClauIS In The BasementI l of the St Bernard StoreXv I Jf Children of the Earlmgton and vicintity wish to see the many thousand nice things Old Santa Claus has for then this Christmas they can do so by paying a visit to the St Bernard store basement This basement is filledwith every t thing you could possibly wish for and the price this year is more reasonable thani I jt ever before Mere are a few fthe cn stpisthings tp be found irL the Basement of our storeyIt i ES l ji 7 r- j s- J f t f r r iiJ j c y Toy Chairs w x Dogs u C asir if W t WhfIJ j Horses k Buggies f Drays Carts I Mules I i Cows i v Beds Desks Gardenlsets J 1Ip Lions V Monkeys J Geese Chickens Turkeys v r LPigsF4 t Dishes i l Il Stoves Pans 1 PfLotsSleds J yV 1 y Chairs f I Tables i ry Houses v 1 RocJdnggHorses Drums tJ i H 1 Doll Slippers Horns Trains i I fEngines P r i v Pianos r B dRoOITS 4 Kitchen SrfsT 3 Violins 1 Banjos w iHarpsJumping Jacks x Buck saws lio1 Hatchets j 1zi r 7Axes f Watchesr Suit Cases Clocks V Guns Pistols i Bearsi 7 DeercWildCats F Elephants r Tigers t ClownsWashing Machines J Story Books i 1 These are but a few of the many nice things we can show ott1at Old Santa will bring you Xmas morning J i ryou write him a letter and tell him what your want 4 f + 1 For the larger folks we have many varied and useful things that would male and appreciated J Xmas gift Among these are our Japanese Chinaware ini several different designsParisian ivory Manicure Sets and Tie Racks Leather Collar and Cuff Boxes Cut Glass Hand Painted China Real Lace Handkerchiefs and yft many other articles to numerous to mention tt 0 we ssrorit j out to L Qoki V p- At rCI f w t ourlgrocery department It is crowded with all the good things of the season Come here for your Xmas candies nuts apples oranges bananas figs dates f grapes and raisins We have everything YOi could possibly need to make this the best Xmas you have ever exprienced Dont fail to pay this store a visit before purchasing your supplies for Xmas We can save you money I r-Y f Si Bernard Mining CompanyI Incor orated tIJ r C i i 1 i 2 i j f E C YLE Vian = I rStorI9 f V 10 t L 1 Y i arlington Kentucky

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