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TtJESliAtand FRIDAY AFTERNOON y tl 0 rIF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS ADVERTISE It FOR SALE i tii 1TWENTYTHIRD YEAR EAkL1tiGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY FRIDAY DECEMBER 20 1912 Nr 102 Both Price a trial Quality are AttrtetotAvet Here LC WILEY Earlington Kentucky Let rile urge you to shop early Near Post Office WAMM r The Roundhouse IRHBy R R RUtr I am a good little girl thirty three years old I want you to bring me a sleeping doll half r bushel of candy a new French Puff for mv head tight auburn color and some paint to match and lots of other nice thins Your little friend t ROSIE REXALL IUTER r my1ittleRoandJiouse are such good little boys Johnnie Clark wants a little tby elephant with long white atueh and a Little hook to manage him wlillth vC iiewt wlta l j09wiJ1J E I 80 IftYOt one him a little searehleght so Mien see around ar night Little Hartford Ohatten would Hiespy glass one that yon n c rMjee both long arid short dis tijreer with l Dee Henry would like to have a anew machinist helper Hisn JUuKerfl has not gotten ptTto aITihe f worksyeta a on- I YtBtriloqnrsm BO that he can learn how to talk two places at once Cl Machinist King And Poter Willis were in Hodkiusville on business one day last week Engineer Stokes Campbell and Withers were off Monday with ji slisiht attach Paycaritie Fireman Red AIeltdn went home Suridl1 Walhice Vaujhmiwent to Evansville yesterday t Paul Iiikinton wa5 in Evans yille Tuesday doiucBome shopp ing 0 T Strange ditto George Armstrong also Henry Pilkinton r like wisp I v Oven Slaver wants u little tin- horn a good noisy one and a bucket of 1nhfatRDd all kinds of good things to eat Hal Thompson wants a little VDollpne that is not quite so popular i QpcratQrB also a little tricycle X Bring GrncketfciGoWelPa little automobile and aiImclucka- lso a uice rattler v x aMagnum would be deligh ted with some pork chops and san usage and a new hat to match Henry Pilkinton needs a large set of tools and other implements to repair his adding machine Tippy Foster wants a bicycle 160 that the walk will not seen eo long down railroad Stwhen he goes to take the maiHo the train etc ri gil 13urdywoad bdligh ted with a little train that runs around on a traclrfrorn placeto placeald stops half way between Ho1 wantVa whistleoVit Tom Smith was relieved ono niehri nat week 6nincconnfc of getting injureb The wrecker was called out f I l 1 iIi ROYAL f I it i1rJ 1 BAKING JJ i 1 t jliI 0 c POWDER kY4 yI AbsolutelyPure i o i From a series of elaborate chemical tests f I Comparative digestibility of food made with ii f s different baking powders An equal quantity of bread biscuit was made j with each of two kinds of baking powder cream rjf 1t of tartar and alumand submitted separately to r the actkjn of the digestive fluid each for the same 1 y f length of time l 0tt The percentage of the fooddigested is shown eta tr r foUows t lhieerie with Royal Cream ef Tartar Powder i 1 ir r I M P r CMt DigMtod I R i 7Z rifIIHM a wisialwtlwrlsrt- Atk t 111 rc Atpta- t I t XJ i fii r Y i Royal Powdr rained food is shown to be it I of r aadskaslt Iuk s r 1f to 1ipdorrdigestibility A Il Jw 1 11tr I 4J rrITi j J JJ4j- 7 o I h this morning on account of a bad- vJreekdown the ro d sammerp t Some badly needed rep aire are being added Q3pe turntable by Bridge Building gaug Torah Drake vvivnts about four 0 tirei tJettobick5 and al so a little wagon that wage And pleas dont forget she wants a keg of washers to wash dishcsVithalso some Japan dryer to dry them with j RRR Stationary Engineer Shnver has returned to work after being off sick for several weeks Jank Stokes was ID Evansville Wednesday Had you noticed the smalle- rdtertanlrwsoathdfW the roun hoaseltriVut any more 3- Harry WhitewasoffeomelesE week Jet Selling Yourself An Automobile James Montgomery Flagg ann amusing sketch about buying an automobile in the January Ameri can Magazine Following is au ext tract You knd Potty are given a He monstratlon The psychology of the trade starts psyching at the moment you take your spat In the cart The tustan4 the turn youari a onjrl hotfare ndw the best salesman r they have I You sell yourself the carl You root for that oar as if It were something you had invented yourself An awful clattering underneath your feet that in later ot ex penance would clearly Indicate frazzled bearings you are now eager to have explained away as nothing but tho sweet purr of perfect mechanism You sit on the edge of the seat nerves taut Inwardly challenging these men to say anything nasty about thItow goods Their own sYoursT v You dlutoh the leather armrest with th florae Joy of ownership and cry Gee some boat I We could adone that hill just as easy pri iVlgtir grins the wicked de monstrator as he looks around for your aphovwlrj1liican be It you hiss hardlyrecoanizingyour own voice 1 By the wavy sets tho salesman outNI tQ the wicked demonstra tor car isnt sold lev It XOh my God lOb no Its all ilghtIwas think Jil of thus 101 runAbout of Joh- nSonno Its all right t- il MOHI t YuIwarlv swallowed your Adamssapple1t r former Hopkins Co Citizen Dead W B lull of Gouda Springs Kansas died December Oth Mr Hall was a brothor in lsw of Mes dames P B Davis and Laura Vic tory and a uephew ofRobert and J G B Hall of MadiBouv le He was burled at Gouda Springs Dec 12th He will be remembered by the older citizens of this county IHe has been living In the West for antimberot years j Dr BB DavIs spent ThurBday 1U HqpklHBvlile on bKBlnefls f MrBrtdkleyy made friends in MadiMnviile a visit Tburiday wftetaoea u I MIDWINTER MEETING OF KENJUCKYPRESS j Association Will Be Held In Louisville At The Seelbach Dec 26ih and 27ih INTERESTING PROGRAME PREPARED A The programme for the midwinter meeting of the Kentuckv PreW Association to be held at the Saelbacli Thursday and Fri dayi cember 26th and 27th ba Ced by Col R J lalytJechairman of the Programme Committee promises orie of the cost interesting fesiong everItildihv the body rnnuy addrosseH for tho busiiHvss meetings andentertuundbfor arrangedTileday of the meetiiiK will be devoted to- othe i rs The The formaloptfning of the session dill take place at 2 oclock in DrIt opeu with prayer Mayor Head will rsflke an address of welcome to which a response will be made bj M OSullivan of the Shelby Sentinel in behalf of the association S J Dancan01ark of the Louisville Herald will make an address and two papers will be read as follows The Society Editor of the Country Newe papers Mrs Ernest Ripy of Anderson and Is Politics Yltat JlweTOaid It Is by W Sf KHttenbacbTerroftbe Louis yille Times In the evening members of the Association and their families will be guests of the raantRements of the Louis ville theatres The seeaiou of the closing day Will be opened by a discussion of EThe Cost System following r talk on this subject by R S Pprtque secretary of the Ben Franklin Club of Cincinnati An address on Ohild Welfare will be made by the Rev MaX well Savage pastor of the Church of the Messiah What Country Editors Expect of The ivee14- by lire OB Nelson f the Winchester Democrat and Un fair Competition byE A Gullion of the Henry County Ideal will be the papers at tits sessionA dedicated to the asso ciation by Charles Hamilton Musgrove will be read following which the visitor will bo quests of the Louisville Convention and Publicity League at luncheon Beginning at 2 ocloqk there vIIlben round table discussion of the rural schools led by Barks daleand there wjLll be a discussion of Good Roads and the Best Way to Get Them led by Harry A Sommers of the Elizabethtpvvn News Dr J bJ McCormack will deliver an ad dress on Pf veti table Diseases tend bom the Tress Can Aid Louis Landrum ot the Danville Messenger will reada paper on The General Utilly Man of a Newspaper Kearney Is Friend of Earlington Boys Horace Kearney the aviator who was lost oil the coast of California last week in a trial flight was a friend ot Miller and Ben Evans of this city and while in Chicago while back they wore entertained by him Both Miller and Ben are very ranch grieved by the untimely end of this daring bird man M John Moor and Ben Evans two well known youn men of this city who leave been attending Culver University will arrive Saturday to spepd the bolldayi aB meJD niY- OterjteArnoJdwhbbAfHHio at Yer the holldys u t ii f- y J 1 LLchles Talk I ysInColW1iWood visited relatives and friends in EarUu ton Monday and Tuesday Leonard Palmer of Dawson spent Sunday hereV Norris R King and Max 8 Gilll land were in Earljngton Tuesday night T P Alexandc of Carborldale pagfcefl through her Sunday enroute to Dawson Miss Mpna Faults who Is attend ing school at Dawson spout Sunday herewith her parents Mesdathes E Ii Konnett and W iJ Fault wore In MadlsouvinaMoti day shoppingMaioMiss Ola Robinson who has been attqndlngQchpol at Earln tpl1 is home for thn holidays l D D Woodruff and Wt J Fauns made a business trip to Earl1D ton Saturday When we awoke this morning Wednesday we found the was covered with theboautlful- It looks as though we are going to have a white Xmas s W G Wrf Iand T P Alexan der of Oarbpndalej attended meeting service attbe Ohrlstlan Church Tuesday night Mr Wright is a strong man in the church and is a groat help In these services We hear that the Methodist Church will have a Xmas tree at their church on Tuesday night Dec 24th which will gladden the hearts of the children The tewja Council passed an ordl nanee iMatftnere should be no shooting of serge uatil Dee Sf4tb af ter which tlHaa you asayshoot to ryiLawson Ashmore and Clay 8trad speClalfJolIcemen hoped however that no strong armed foico will be called upon aswe believe St Charles Is made up cf the best people in Kentucky and that our Xmas will be safe and =Je Loin Davis and wife are roakiag preparationI for an extended visit to where they will visit relatives and friends We have in our community the poor and needy the widow and or phan the old and the decrepit When yon gather around your well filled table to enjoy your Xmas dinner please think of the widow and the orphan whose table IB scant and the old man whose fireside snot cheerful and whose table is bare you will enjoy yours the more Ifyou will take a little of your good things to those less fortunate than yourself PhelpsBurt Miss Mamie Phelps and W L unitedinWednesday December 18th These young people are well known Earlicgton and have a host of friends The bride was ticket taker at the Idle Hour Theatre for some time and is a very admirable and charming young Indy The groom is a miner and a nuin of splendid character and good habits The couple were accompanied Miss May Satter field and Marion Stokes They will make their home in this city Something Good For Christmas Ihe Aubrey Stock Co which will a ear at the Temple Theatre Sat urday Monday and Tuesday Dec 21 23 and 24 is one of the best Companies that will appear in this house this season They coupe di rect from a long run In Owensboro dgo from here to Paducab for an t efflnt rnn So this guarantees use good clean sijfew with a price within reach of ll150250 Let us allj turn out in appreciation of this JCd show Remember the price 16l26e pleasant surprise was given us to aywhenManJer Brlnkler an Stock CeM would be here three nights Satar Menda 21 26 aud24 PeprUrprlelbe t JJ r = i TUESDAY and 1AFTERNOQ i UNCLE SAMrWILL CARRr Our Eggs And Butter OthcR Articles Accepted For Short Deliveries BOOZE ANDSNAKESMRRfD Washington Deo 14 Aeeordinar to regulations governing the par eels post systems promulgated f Postmaetnr General Hitabcoek- perishable articles may t be Mane JIaand the distance they aretobe sent Butter IardJljBh fresh meals dressed fowelp ege tables fruliv berries and mllarartlcltH s likely tp deoay may be sent for short dlr tance whop Becurelyrpaoked jEgV will be accepted for 119al delivery1 when packed properly in aoontainiir and for any distance when each egg is separately packed ib a secure manner No restriction Is placed on th mailing of salted dried smoked or cured meats but fresh meat willb transported only within the first zoneFragile articles Including milling ery toys musical Instruments andT articles of glass Inwhole or in part must be securely packed and market gragileArticles that may not be sent by parcels post include Intoxicating liquors of all kinds poisons poisons ous anlmalsJinsects or reptiles explosives df every kind Inflamable articles including matches Infernal machines pistols or revolvers disease germs any obsoenes defamatory or scurrilous matter now prohibited by law Iite or dead animals or birds er live paltry Jaw bides or pelts or aD t J hav- Ing a bad Odorafirdprimed IiicW pt7 not at the parcels posfc rates out only at tbe pound rates- of third class matteryA commUt of rollsadofofslst- oday petitioned the house poet office committee for a rearrangement of weighing and pay f transport lug malls The railroad men sot i out that they did not contemplate carrying the parcels post when y Jr present contracts were made JI declared that as a matter of o tract they were not obliged to aa dept packages weighing more than 3 four pounds OMAT IXmilT OF PIPDITCTIU Northern Pacific Railway Company Car Wan HereThwjday The floe exhibit car of the Northern Pacific Railway showing many fine samples of products of farms s orchards and gardens afrthe states or Wisconsin North ta idea tana Idabo Washington rergon was in Earlington all da horsy day Tb e oar which handsomely constructed for too purpose waathighly attractive with Its rich die play of grain fruit vegetables and flowers is In charge of EJA BegKt Traveling AgQnt and Carl J WlnbauQr assistant and the gentle men were courteous and apparentlyjnever get weary answering questions or giving information Hundreds of people visited the car and the pupils of the public schools in charge of teachers at times thronged the coach and manyawere the exclamations of surprise called forth by fruits and vegetables 8i artistically displayed There were several large gram exhibit oases from the different states The one from Washington sbowed fourteen kinds of grain In + the head Including eight varitles oC wheat oats that yielded over 100 bushels to the acre Tho fruit front Washington included tho finest apples pears peaches grapes plums nectarines and prunes Tho grain exhibit show case for North Dakota showed twentyfive varitles of grain and included flax Another case represendnsrdrfontana and Idaho irrigated BsctlonB die played twentytwo samples of grain The potatoes tom Montano were remarkable and Quiu3fltto growers were grratly inter dln the tm mense speelraena oRBarbnk and tntellolPOtato All the store io the cityreo busiesup i satisfactory u 0- f 1- r t 4n I bir i and i ft FRIDAY Y AFTERNOON It r r IF YOU PONT ADVERTISE BUSINESS n ADVERTISE r It FOR SALE u LoIA1VVJ1 tn rrtfrata F JTWENTYTHIRD YEAR EARLiUGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY FRIDAY DECEMBER 20 1912 r J Lr 7 Aft 1 702 n T Ideal Xmas Gifts for Everyone jBath Farioe enrici Q ui e Ijity pro At1raotive Mere 1111 L Ce WILEY 1 c f 1 i t tr t Earlington Kentucky f J 7 Let rte urge you to shop early OfficeIR The Roundkotse itIyR It Rifer I am a good little girl thirty three years old I want you to bring me a sleeping doll half 4bushel of candy 11 new French 0 Puff for my hend light nnburn color and some paint to match and lots of other nice things Your little friend ROSIE REXALL IUTER X 2 mylittleBound ii are such good little boys Johnnie Olark wants a little thy i elephant with long white tush aad a little hook to manage him I vwL v GJ dH beIThemit hin see around at night r 3aLyttle Hartford Ohatteu would 1 Irke a spy glass one that yon diesIi talces with- a7ee Henry would like to have a mew helper His toi a p ti + J t t Ii t Smith wants a book on ventriloquism BO that he can IttLtn how to talk IK two places at nonce r Machinist King and Poter otbusiineasf 4Engineer Stores Campbell and J I Withers were off Monday with a slinht attach of Paycaritie Fireman flail Melton went home Suridat- Wallhcn Vauphan went to Evansville y eaiterdiiy Paul Pllkintori waV in Evans ville Tuesday dome some shopp ing 0rr Strange ditto George Armstrong also Henry Pilkintonl like wisp Oven Siaver wants a little tin horn a good noisy one and a bucket of antifat and all kinds of good things to eat Hal Thompson wants a little Doll one that is not quite so popular with the operatprs also a little tricycle V Brl1ig Critokett fJowoll 1iIJlittl automobile and an iJtrin clock aloanlc rat 1err v ty ijMagnum would be deligh ted with some pork chops andsan sage and a new hat to match Henry Pilkinton needs a large set of tools and other implements to repair his adding machineI Tippy Foster wants a bicycle so that the walk will not seen BO long down railroad Stwhen he goes to take the mailto the train etc r tttirdy flardyiwoald d bevde1igli ted with n little train that rnnsj around on a trackfrpm place to placeal stops half waY1fe tweet Ho wantVawhiBtle orf it Tom Smith was relieved one niehtj last wrjeb oniccount ofj getting injureb rxTei wreckers ins culledrout J rxt + fl j BAKING ir x rrT POWDER L AbsoIutelyPure s aaY a From a aeries of elaborate chemical tests Comparative digestibility of food made with different baking powders v An equal quantity of bread biscuit was made it jwith each of two kinds of baking powder crearii iiloftartar and alum and submitted separately to f7 action ofthe digestive fluid each for the same- length of time fyr Idr The percentage of the food digested is shown as J J i follows 1t Bread mi with Royal Crease ef Tartar Powder 99 Per Cmt EHfMtW j rieiwlhaNpewitt o r 7 Per CMC DiffMt l I 1 I x Roykl Baking Powder zadfood is shown to bety llusuperior k Jth8iUtit iJ t Ii b ir t orj 0 W IIIiol vWiJrI o J i 0 0 r i t1rlU this morning on account of a bad wreck down till road sonnl1erflt Some badly needed repaire are lJBridTorah Drake white about four or tjiree little toy bucks and al I- so a little wagon that Vagp And pleas dont forg ishe wants akeg of washers to wash disheswith also j some Japan dryer to dry them withRRR Stationery Engineer Shnve- has returned to work after bein off sick for several weeks Junk Stokes was in Evansville Wednesday Had you noticed the smalle r dteriitanlcBOuth ofthefround house itisuU any more BRrryfWliite was6ff eome las J w kc 1p Stain Yourself An Automobile j James afohtgomery Flagg aa amusing sketch about buying an i automobile in the January Ameri can Magazine Following is su exrv I tracttare given a The psychology of the trade starts psyching at the moment you take your MaWin the car The lustant the agoaetlYou o they Gavel You sell yourself the of earl You root for that car as If I t were something you had invented bv yourself An awful clattering anderneat- yourfeet that In later years ot e perlence would clearly frazzled bearings you are now eager to have explained away as nothing but the sweet purr of perfect mechanism CIYounerves taut Inwardly challenging these men to aay anything nasty abouttholrowu goods s Their own of Yoursl 4 You clutch the leather armro- with st the flbcoejoyoPownershipan d cry Sldfie soiiie boat 1 We ooiild ndouo tliftt hill as easy pHlilgnllgrlnR the wloked d moiistrutor as h6 looks around to ruyour appiovM + wile b1bardlfrBy the says the flaleemdn doutJttllytoru wicked demoustra tor tllis isnt sold Is It1 Oh my Godr uII0brut of that loll runabout of Jah- souano Its all right v MOhll t You nearly swallowed your Adams apple Former Hopkins Co Citizen Dead VB Hall of Gouda Springs was Kansas died December 9th Mr last Hall was a brother lnlftw of Mes P B Davis and Laura Vlcthtory and a uephew ot Robert and G B Hall of Madisonvlllo was burled at Gouda Springs DecVt lthHe will be remembered bye the older citizens of this county He has been living In the West for yeasDr 1 spent Thursday Hopkiaiville on bxalyesel4t- Airs VJ JoeBrinkley made friends ittt IRyflJa visit Thursday Afterreer A f 4LLt r er- fi i I 4 r I MIOWINTERMEETINGOF M Association Will Be Held In Louisville At The Seelbach Dec 26th and 27ih i INTERESTING PROORAHE PREPARED The programme for the mid winter meeting of the Kentucky Presrf Association to be held a tie Selbrtc1i Thurpday and Fri- dayl pycember 20th and 27fh t haoJ n i kIounoed by Col R J i lcechairman of the Programme Oonimitteej promise- ono a of the most iuterestipg bodymntiys meetings und en tertaWIJEt tit for Whhea1trBbein arraugod Ilhe morningof the Bret day of meeting will be devoted to the regiatration of visitors Th formal opening of the session toke plttoe at 2 oclock in yve after hoon Tile Rev Dr L Powell pastel of the First itWttqranke an address of welcome t which a response will be mad e by M oSuliivanof the Shelby Sentinel in behalf of the asso ciatiou S J DuncanClatk of makge i be read as follows The Societ Editor of the Country Newc papers Tire Ernest Ripy o Anderson News RndIs Politics JVhat JewejSaid It Is by WI 8t KHttenbacbTer of the Louis nrille Times In f the evenjp mbers of the Association an families will be guests o the managements of the Louis ville theatres The session of the closing day Will be opened by a discussion o The Cost System following a on this subject by R S Pprtque secretary of the Ben Franklin Olub of Cincinnati An address on Child Welfare will be made by the Rev Mar well Savage pastor of the Church the Mesbiah What Country Editors Expect of Their Wives Mrs 0 B Lelson of the VinchesterDemocrat and t U a Ae7 Ideal will be the papers at this session A poem dedicated to the asso by Charles Hamilton will be read fillowin which the visitor will be guests the Louisville Convention and Publicity League at luncheon Beginning lit 2 oclock they will be u round table disauseio- of the rdral schools led by B arlt beof Good Roads atJdJ Best Way to Get Them hurry A Sommers of the News DrJ bf McCormack will deliver an ad Braes on Preventable Diseases how the Press Can Aid Landrum of the Dunvill- DiBasengel will read a paper o The General Utilly Man of Newspaper Kearney is Friend of Earlington Boys Horace Kearney the aviator whoa lost oft the coast of California week In a trial flight wasCfriend ot Miller and Ben city and while in Chicago entertainsHB d r e much grieved by the optima 1 of this daring bird mautJf John Moor and Ben Evans two well known young men of this city who nave been attending Culver tOtspebdtreAleorKeArttold shobiglien at teodlnf State UniveraUy IB athome the bolldAY I JJL ii j g I 0 c a iDr T r J1 I j a TalkS OiiiCob W R Wood visited rolatlve- and friends in Earllugton Monde and Tuesday Leonard Pehner of Dawson spent Sunday here Norris R King and Max S Gilll TuesdaytT P Alexandeir of Carbondale tjtoattendlugr dredeJIday shoppingaeMisa Ola Robinson wife has bo- oaftndingohool n at Earjlngtpn fs home for the holidays ID D Woodruff and W JFaulls Earltngtoen When we awoke this morning Wednesday J we found the =ound- was covered with theybeautiful It looks as though we are going to have a white Xmas W G WrignTnmd T P Alexander Carbondale attended praysr omeeting service at the Christian WrightIsa greatbelp in these services We bear that the Methodist Church will have a Xmas tree atI their church on Tuesday night Dec heartya ofd1apacetattheret InK of fire works nptll Deo S4tb afIterwblclt time you mayshoot te hearts content until January lst 161tia jt tj1 8trad Rfo i hoped however that no stron arined fetes will be called upon as we believe St Charles ieanad cithe best people in Kentucky fand that our Xmas will be safe an sane Lou bade and wife are makla preparations for au extended visit to Oklahoma where they will visit relatives and friends We have In our community thS- poor and needy tbe widow and or decrepitWhenfilled table to enjoy your Xmas din please think of the widow and scannr mau whose fireside I uot oheprtul and whose table bare you will enjoy yours the more if you will take a little of yoUr good things to those less fortunate than yourself 13udg and W L Burt of Earlington were united in marriage Madisouville Ky 1 18t1eyoung are we havesa was taker at the Idle Hou Theatre for some tone and is very iadmirable and charming young tiny The broom is a trainer aud a man of splendid character andeA good habits TJie couple were 111aySatteo r Theuf thiag Something Good For Christmas The Aubrey Stock Co which will at tbe Temple Theatre Sat urday Monday and Tuesday Dec 23 and 24 is one of the be- ompanies that will appear in this daI from a long run Owensboro andjgo from hero to Paducah for guarauteya oe reach of l1t15c 36c Let us all turnout m appreciation of this Red show Remember the price 16a6e A pleasant surprise was given us oday when Manager Brlnkley an nourieed the Aubrey k would be here three nights bat day Monday and Taesday Deem 21 c and 84 PepHlftrprleeal6aie I i 1u- OJ TlfiSMY and I FRIDAY UTtrnlnnAI YOUR machinist monstration discussiou UNCLE SAM WILL GARRY ur Eggs And Butter Oihcrr ShortyBOOZE AND SNAKES BARRED Washington Dec 14 According to regulations governing the par edby10stmaEitAr senterestrictions as to tbefr container1 and the distance they are to be sent Butter lardm lab fresh meats essed i vegetable fruit and likely td cay may be sent for phorfc dii fence when securely packed Eggs deliverwhen eggIsmanner No restriction Jg played on tipsy mailing of salted dried smoked oracured meats but fresh meat will b transported only witbm the flyer zone Fragile articles including millinery toys musical Instruments and articles of glass in whole or In part must be securely packed and marked gragile Articles that mav not be sent by intoxicatingliquors ous animals russets or reptiles explosives df every kind inflamable articles including nmtcbeR Infernal machines pistol Or revolvers disease germs any obeoenes de amatory or scurrilous natter now prohibited by law h eorjdudanimals or birds er live poultry anythIBKbavIngabad f Book and prlBte nsaUfi pftr poshdof third cleat matter = rAllrandsffisiilgg forarearreuguiienlteQ pay eedouttheirgdeclared that as a matter of eon tract they were not obliged to ac cept packages weighing more than tour pounds f iGaZA ZXHI1IT tlf XODITCT8 = isfNorthern Pacific RxNway Company Car Wai Here thHrsday Norttts v t tIne samples of products of farms r orchards and gardens of the states rr of Wisconsin North Dakota Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon was in EarhJ ton all day Pbnrej day The car which is handsomely constructed fPr the purpose was highly attractive with its rich dis play of grain fruit vegetables and flowers is in charge of Hi A Begg Jll men were courteous and apparently never get weary answering questions or giving information theaschools In charge of teachers at tunes thronged the coach and many were the excfamationa of surprise forth by fruits tend vegetables artistically displayed There were several large gram exhibit cases from the different states The one from Washington + showed fourteen kinds of grain In the head including eight varities of wheat oats that yielded oust 100 bushels to the acre The fruit from Washington included the finest apples pears peaches grapes plums nectarines and prunes etThe grain exhibit show case for Dakota showed twentyfive verities of grain and included flax Another case representing Montana graines k The potatoes from Mpntano were f remarkable and our potato grpwera were grratly interested in the lm mense specimens of Burbank and On8poUto Alll the stores in the city ard w bASinesiar trtlla I r- r k j L w 11LLm ii miiIL Ia = yV ti 7 Ot tr 4 P r litr A wp h Tr r aY i JJrt I it- e I 1 r t I I A Rfii Christmas boIbing Made fdSY 110i iI 1IiiPe Cent Caash Discount on hursAIt J + z IQ Per Cent Discount on All Our Overcoats II II Handkerchiefs i r hacked 6 in the box pure Linen j hand embroidered311 ii Packed 3 in the box pure Linen 1h hand madegoods15l-I I Madera hand made edges and sheer Linens r each 5lo 4 pPacked 6 in the box pure Linen fine ti 151 Packed 3 in the box sheer Linen neat embroidery 75e t 4rPacked 3 in the box of Sheer Dimi perfbox Sic l Packed bin the box hemmed long new initial per box15oSame goods sold separately ISe l besttr in y not a i i for j on MI ytYr J I my H LITHQOW 1 Invitation to Thanksgiving had been delivered over r as kaa become a usual cus tesaiH these hurried andw iitatq however did not lead c to Infer that tho wa to be In U the least degree infor iil the contrary be iM d- Oa that when tho Drummpada did f they did It well He was l miring free their automobile and MrrL Drum onds gowns and their a uCMCral air of prosperity for al itheugh he knew the family rather xti well fce krd sever their T MXed Drown who likewise was to be a guest at tho ttlutrwhere 60 the Drummonds Jive anyway 2At a TlmbarBrood avo t jme aald Brown That blgr gray stoee affair You know it Ok yes said Cunniff However as a matter of fact ho v 414 not know it at all Late pa day ho looked 1 the Drummonds in tho telephoneY directory between wrestling with his foundtAvenue f raving got the tie to suit t dim Cunnlff started off briskly at a p to seven for the house was five blocks from his lie ascended the steps and its a trifle annoyed at the delay in his ring When the door forRs hits hosts namo The maid swung door open Yes r this Is Mr Drummonds house Como In she said Please wait in the library Thqn she Cuuniff In some dl vested of coat and hat in the largo hall and proceeded into the room indicated It was y was hpst nor hostess lurking in the corners and no other 7 guests had arrived Ty watch must be horribly fast 1- fr CuniiU said to himself ti j He sat down because there wasf iiJlothln else to do about The room waG luUood handsomer O and nrpbably would appear still more r altisqilve when nil artistically ba ia lights were turned on At present only ono burned on the wall ffe soar an oaken tahlo A dead silence As ills grewloomCunnlff mado out r1 table some off In adjoin r w 4ng zoom Only tho bare mahogany is confrtfntod him Even a mere man knows that a dinner part tho set tint pf the table must come some minutes before the eating of thepineal I Cunnl crossed ono foot over tht et tob0 atlq r e L initial only lie I Extra Special 50 dozen ladies 14 hemmed lined with a neat initial cor ner worth 10c we offer them till all are sold as we get any more of these this year for5cSpec- ially Pked Childrens Boxes Ladies Neckwear Another shipment of the very latest Robspiere collars has r ached us All put in box es for the Holiday trade choice cal lars only Sic Ladies Purses No more select line of Mesh Leather and were ever of of of we I unregener CwnnlfC Chimnlff grandly quarter residence J vanished himself entrance neither reading reigned distance i4VhcA cannot 25ctl Beaded Bagos twenty minutes naa passea witnoat another arrival or the appearance of his entertainers unpleasant conviction that something was wrong broke upon him Yet why had he been admitted li anybody had come down with a seri ous illness and the dinner had been abandoned Just as Cunniff in a cold perspira Lion was miserably meditating seizing his hat and and sneaking out he heard footsteps on stairs The set society smllo ho at once donned for Mrs Drummonds delectation froze on his face as a girl walked in whom he had never seen before She was a young woman with a most delicious face and Cunnlff observed attractive little quirks at the corners of rosy lips Good evening she said a little dubiously as she eyed Cunnlff She acted as though she had expected somebody else Father has just telephoned mo from railroad station He and mother have arrived IQ the city from their visit They failed to get the earlier train If can wait till eight oclock But Cunnlff stammered what about tho dinner party oTho pretty girl took hold of a chair and stood behind it There Isnt any she said mildly Dlddld father ask you to dinner Hes tae absurdly occasionally Arent you Mr Deckmore tho presi dent of the road 1 Good gracious no Cunnlff got out glad of something tangible to dIs- pute My names Cunnlff and I am supposed to be at a dinner party at tho Drummonds at street and Timborwood avenue And I want to know what has happened to the din nor The pretty bent over tho chair back and laughed Why Im so sot ryl sho choked Its Drum monds two doors up Wo get each others mall and packages we never got ono of their dinner guests before And youve waited all this time- I dont mind the wait now said Cunniff daringly Then ha lied Now ho ended fifteen minutes later when ho had completed tale of his wanderingS at dinner table of rlgHM ummonds and had been forgiven because he had helped the conversation the only way can square yourself for distracting mo by living In a block full of Drum monds is to Introduce me to other onosAt least to tho younger memo bors of the fatally Im going to like that girl immensely when I li tow ted J Only Thing LeftIiAny yacht racing Ought to be some soon Now that the polo line bee p I reqN thelr to lift the r llv tilIr 1 1 llJt1 If ffm 1 1 0 4r i i on display than for your se lections They make beautiful gifts all for the Holiday trade 25ete 751 Novelties German Celluloid con sisting of Cell Boxes 25c and Sic Buffers Slii 111 Shoe Horns 25e Clocks 111 aid 211 Picture Frames Sle Hat Pin Holders 2Se Trays 25e ChatelaineI25s 11510 Gentlemens Gifts Neckwear in Holly Boxes Sle Neckwear in Boxes 111 Neckwear in Holly Boxes 3150 tI our Not All Owing to Wife Biggins says ho owes everything to his wife That isnt true replied Blgglne father wife quit lending him anything years and then he started la owing ington Star Feast Why you leave that boarding souse T Because swellnoas was at expense of the supply What do you mean T Four kinds of forks and two kinds of vegetables Sparrows An Atchison planted lettuce but as fast as it came through the ground English sparrows ate It off He finally got a few small flags and stuck them in the lettuce bed and not a sparrow would consent to touch that lettuce as long as Old Glory floated over itsAtchison Kan Globe Is very that the young man select his work early aad bend every energy toward accom pllshfJ something One of the most common causes of failure in this life lies in the fact that men do not see the of being thorough us til it is too late Florence Vldettei At a Man Thinks must have a soft spot In his heart for me Wonnle Why so JennloHe says he Is always thinking of me Wennle But you know a doesnt think with his heart The soft place must be la his head London Saving Magazine Covers Strips of cotton cloth cut diagonally and fastened with library paste to the back of a magazine cover when it is new will save wear and add to the life of the cover Logic of Facts Dukfltz married an optimist Why do you think Any woman would be an optimist who accepted Dukfltz Brutal Husband Nothing makes a woman feel so hurt and indignant as her husbands refusal to be consumed with pity for tho man from whom too won her Tho Garrujous Eacjy Tom tho piety of a Very loquacious of Is well known for her Meet good there Is In otherS filth jhe beet there InfO It ffItf t t Jltit l1 f t H o f 4 1 wf u it 311TipSet 0 Sic Tie and Let 111 Socks Tie and Com 3111Socks Bath Robes in Wool patterns 411 Bath Robes in Wool patterns 511 and Garter 13111 Pajamas 251211151 ail 111 Fur Caps Turbin styles 211 Gloves dressed Kid2 1SI ml 1 Silk Sox 2 pairs in Holly Box 111 In MexicanLinen Damask and pieces All late designs and useful for presents IfWI 25J H Belt Pins 1 1 25c and 51e It Sash Pins i 25c and Sle A Bar Pins i 25c and Sle Seed Novelties 1 In the latest Parisian novelty mader j in sets of Bar Sash Tie and Beauty u Pins ki Bandos with brilliants 25SI 1 Jewel Boxes Gold and Silver 25 tl 251 i line of Dolls town Of Do think buying doll till you have looked over grand line Dressed and Kid whicht a complete line at special Xmas prices 25 50 75 100 150 200 250 C Half price and Ladies Suits Hand QOKING FOR DINNER JtiOmxllCa viiier the rtetopkoM ilITld entertainment jaiytkiaK beesat fcottMV uunlunfd Thanksgiving briskly answering the bewilderment uncomfortably andlooked him the oyes the for r up individnal GRAND LEADER MORR15 KOtlLrviAN Kentucky the coat tho hei the Thanksgiving you absentminded Fiftieth girl the always but the the the out you the ttilsyear1jrA fpundthosafe- llobylll cup rrJi wd tiave underpriced Novelties AND iwsliv handkerchiefs handkerchiefs lntawHls ago meWaah Empty did the the food Discriminating man the Accomplishin- gIt Important life importance JennleHe man Telegraph s01 Birmingham AgeHerald TaUerIJ Hoodjortrhcaring lgdyapokca smdcYesphe magPtyty Beclproclty the ryIIl1ll1llltt t Handkerchief Combination Handkerchief Suspender Combinations Work Pieces Nottingham ilMlrrorsanl1est 51- 0BeautyPins2Seand Pearl uCombs iBeaded IThe greatest popular priced Dolls have ijmptjTVTOiero sdtl31t 150Bath MadiaonvillE Bags25e51eBid111Coin Holly boxes Tags and Stickers to tone up t your packagei i 1 f jir 1 1 4Y r Q Y 8 r Ir U A I fr1 r 1 1 tii H tI I J J d j j lV 1tilH Iil I a t Irl j ers 25 Centsfie 1 willEgive any new drre d Y ne suDscriber who pays one years11 subscription between M nod and January 1st a handsome set of Rogers tea spoons for 25 cents These sr cons lire a handsome pat t tern and guaranteed to be solid German Silver and will last a life timei f a f 1LtJ st ycDL1ItT- hey er1 vii t11 t IIr i 4 f wonit last long 1 f fI ethiVeek1y Bee 4 JiliX c I J i1 D ci I EariIt fpaton 1 1 J fiJ1tucK nu J1 f e j It I I 11 7 2 i tN r I kr J t r r r j I I tJioIi l ffj rl t f I p v tlf t I N rjt J r 1A I I Ifi I i4 v I ff t ra11 I I Wi I t o iItB V iri WWWf oJ1 fIj t i 14w9 II e4 I = ttIirH ort I I Dt r 14ftIt rf l I 7 r r H IIjI q yu iy I yyu I vrM ww1Nw l IIi+ t I y i 1 tJJ 1 4h IIrt oIJIJI I j jqiiiV r i Ir I r FrrfitMMndltN4rrI1MMW I r f I II 1 IIIN 0 0 I 4w tt44 jjItb fir AI 4 1111 J ij r itfIr4in 4 1iiif1I tIiI1 t I JtiIJ11 It jo I t It I Ij J t tr 1 NfiJ t r itf i i I N l E I IJLI or flf v I Jc p t r c 0 tl L t1 0U 6- i r LM J r Christas eetg ineteen Hdred and JwekeV OO Jy t r 1Il rP i J f i Ut h 1- e 1ir 4 N v J Tt 0 S O I l tiir t tllttle frhflkth 1 if tl 1n os IIkC mamma Itri tI has Boys like things like papa has a J rPtTtr preparedin our1ytoy n v s c rtonithi i j satisfy the girls and boys j h l 1 1 i Pianos Trunks Dishes Irons Buck w iets chairs Coffee Mills Games Knife j ii Fork and Spoon Tables Hammers r rxf Balls Tops Blocks Wagons Engines si Automobiles AnimalsIPopGuns and timore Bring the children to see them v i f I iil t 10 Y rl- l r- i 1 iirents f 3r Men J F4 Father brother husbandior sweethearts Christ Y jmas present awaits your selections here and they ate too numerous yomentlonalltT7mbrellassliit cases J bags military sets smoking sets cigar jars ash trays necktie ra ks collar and cuff bags cuff buttons scarf 4 pins neck ties mufflers handkerchiefs socks and ties to match silk socks handkerchiefs gloves garters shirts shoes suits and overcoats We want to show you allP r Ir V J jl 1 m iW tIi I 1 I 11j CITY DIRECTORY JI MayorF D Rash Police A J Bennett c Chi t PollceWmBradlev- Night Chief J H Hamby Ol rkPaul P Price- x t TreasurerFrank B Arnol4a s City P K Nl bet H r City EBKlneerB E Wblpflen i OommlBsIoner Bobt Wood- OounollmenMadI8onOld am J M OanBler Qeo TboB Blair Ci M Henry Meeting night tfat Monday nlRhtJn each month School Trustee Paul M Moore Board of Health Ed 1L n G Gilbert Kinv and Curtis B JohnI t D P08tmasterOhasOow l1 Flu DKPABTMBKT l F B Arnold A8sl tan Chief Ohs Barnett Captain Claude Long Gilbert Long W D I Q Cavanees Brick Bouthwortb Bakera iTugaU Geo T Miller B V burn Bryant Deal Firemen r CHUBOHE8ICATIIOLIO OHOBOH First mash Tery Sunday and holy day at 700 am Second mass and preaching t lQa m VesJe and p m Rev JP MoParland Pastor t CHRISTIAN OHUROH Sunday lOhoolat 980 a m Preaohlng every L rdliI day at 10 4ij a m and 1 ro Prayer meeting ovory WodI1oP 4 day at 1j80 p m REv BJ BRA pLToN Pastor t M ular service n third Sundayat11ainand7pnLP- rayer meeting tj d at 5580 p Alt jv rOlt meeting second Snndny AL A m iii 4 REV G W DAME Pastor M E OntJKwr doDfUBev W fl pJGrant pastor nt 11 Services a m and school at 1180m Sundayqt1I bP L m Prayer Uoetlllg Wodnesday d H evenings at 780 Ladles sit r Afd every Monday after f Won Official Board meets ig Mon v w day after first Sunday 111 each 17fii jnonth- t BAlTIBTOltJUOHi MISsIQNARy sithal services 2d and 4th Sunday in t t viifteh month also Saturday night be fore nnd Sunday night following I rt t j meeting Wedi f e ch ueeday venlngSlbbath ohoo- lI iiIP A 0 Slsk Supt Aid r IfltB each Tnepday afternoon at 2 lock Pastor W H GrejQr of- ti 7 Louleville BAPTIST OftUKOH t r rtlaestourthSundaymorning and i i e in each f d y evenfngprecedlng Prayer RrD Un Friday g Sunday hool 2 pini- o B V T J LYNN t Pastor 2 rI iPID00PATidIIQItOIISBCVle9a2Dd I and 4tn Sunday Q z1 I1 rarY 80boo1 atg pm Rxv 6110 O ARSITT Rector Ij 0 j ki LODGES aaeoalo YOI K J W Turner o r ti s y nY d f 1J1 ii No 648 meets 1st and 3rd Fridays IQ each month G D COWELL Sec Victoria Lodge No 84 K of P meets Monday night Visit ors welcome NEWTONK S Hopkins Lode O Nn 661 meets every Thursday night Vi x Q IWALKER Sec EarlingtonNonight in each month MRS BxTHAAUMSTTEADSao- Degree of 1tmeets1st Slid 3rd Saturday nights in eauh month Miss LZKIB Seo Ben Hur Lodge ar1JnRtO Court No 56 ei ery 1st and 8rdlMondaynhrht at old Masonic Hall DR 0 B Scribe OWoodmen of the World Catalpa No 801 meets every Wednesday night AH members are ear nestly requested to be there BERNARD MONROE DAVIS Deputy Clerk Modern Woodmen of the World No 11002 meets every Wednesday Y Q WALKER Sec Elks B P O No 788 meets at Madisonville Monday night J F DEMPSEY Exalted Ruler RoY S WILSON Secretary Earlington Chapter U D 0 meets 1st Thursday ih each month at 280 p m MRS EMMA DAVIS Pros Knights and Ladles of Seourity will meet every second and fourth Monday nights Visiting members invited to attend WiLu OARRIGAN Clerk Visiting members ore cordially Invited to attend any of these Lodges w Clogged Sewing Machine When sewing machine will not work stand It near the lire so that the oil may molt and then clean with j pure parafflh putting it into every oil hole Work the machine well and then wipe every part with a clean cloth When perfectly clean lubricate f with machine oilI Hindu Charm The Godgiven AlmIghty Power la moving within me to give health sub cess and happiness I shall be shown the way to help bring about all these conditions Love Light and Kindness wait upon meshall be tho way Gratitude A thankful heart is not only the Create t virtue but the parent of another The art of living rightly is like all arts it mist be learned anil practiced With eare+ Goetk b IJ 1 9 1 cidc J I i 1 1 l4 l 1 If l u r 1 e l XSIlrlXtilllS iftsJ tfforefor the smallest child on up to tne oldest1 man br woman in the country are here from which you can make your selection Special Effort ihas been made to secure the choicest articles the market affords and we invite you in to look them over feeling that you win be of the same opin ion as we are However it costs you coHection consideration fj t At f rtf c fI F 1 1 kT art forWWomenI1 I Unlimited und 0 ti uf i vo1r eyes for liojjrs on beautiful and useful for the fair seg Furs umbrellas silk hosiebIloves hand baas ing bliss belt pins veil pins scurfs mirrors jnuionre sets toilet sets embroidery sets hat plus burettes pictures picture frames puff boxes hair receivers Poppe tries lint pin holders comb nod brushes fancy china fn vases salads plates cups and saucers and more We will be pleased to have you come in to see them tin 1 J t ii 4 t every HUFF meets Clerk shown His Absence Explained At Brentford England a woman complained that her husband stayed away from home for several days 8hQ was talking volubly when the magistrate remarked that he was not surprised that her husband went away I yoataUras glibly to him as you do tonie he he would want a weeks rests occasionally t Cu tom7J1yptlen a v The Egyptians at their feasts to prevent exce on the part 6C the company were accustomed to place a skeleton In a nsptcuouspart of the banqueting room with this inscription over It Remember you must soon be like Jt An epicure on being told this replied Ah that was If they CAN BE CURED I Will Prove It To You At My Expenses YOU WHO ARE BUFFERING THE TORTURES OF ECZEMA WHOSE DAYS ARE MISERABLE WHOSE NIGHTS REMADE SLEEPLESS DY TIlE TERRIBLE IronI- NG BURNING PAINS LET ME SEND YOU A FREE TRIAL OP THE TREATMENT WHICH HAS CURED wIiiCR I mLIVVE WILL 11YLLSENDIIT PAID WITHOUT ANY OBLIGATION ON YOUR PART JUSTWRITn li53 A LETTER YOuR NAME AIm ADDRESS ON 1ORSEND CARD I WILL SEND THE TREATMENT FREE OP COST TO YO- UJCRUTZELL12awNalnSLFtWaynoInd Greek Fire to Be Used Again To stop following hostile vessels or oven for purposes of attack when tho conditions are right a German naval oiliest has Invented a Greek fire that will burn while floating on water No Use for loys Any More Somebody nas invented an electric device that will split kindling wood Gradually wee are getting it no arranged that the world will have ab solutely no tinge for small boys Uhle Fenny wlit Uncle Pennywlse says I don t suppose a rich woman feels any par ticular gratifloatton when she gets a new pair otlH V Kansas CllyJoar u1 L i t1 i Laugh and Grow plat Democritus who was always laugh lag lived one hundred nine years HoraclltuB who never erased crying only sixty Laughing then is best and to laugh at another is perfectly Justifiable plnce we are told that the gods themselves though they made 6s as they pleased cannot help laughing at us l Notan Effective Branch f The learned counsel was endeavor to the court with the fact tafhlsclltlnt had always been anxi ous to settle My lord he said impressively oily eighteen months ago we held out thQ olive branch Yes responded the witty Judge but tjiere were no olives on Iti Kind He Expected Why do you stand before this win poi for hours every day gazing at the waxftgureB I am studying to be a cot ert singer am schooling myself to face an audience Reforming Too often reformers who are keen on converting the other half to cold calm consideration gf every act go at reforms with the most heated frenzy Good Household Cleaner Vinegar is an excellent cleanser for nickel and mica and for brass if a lit tie salt bo added to it- Grandmothers Beliefs Nearly every grandjnother believes a trained nurse is overestimated Atchison Globe A Woman Wants The Home Paper MAKE HER HAPPY BY TAKING IT THE YEAR ROUND oj IJ Ge jS- i iJ s fJ La1dies J y i J Radytc- j d J t 1 t Wear eo For Christmas shoppers wee have teen tagged Quite a lot of ladies Suits CI aksandc1t price from 14 to 12i their real value Call for the green taggIed suits It means a big saving to the a moneyyThissis in this department from now until the j holiday season is over Big assortment to pick from Come early and get your choice of lot I j 0 t v Vv fQur Doll FamilyaIs the largest you have ever seen here arid the Variety is so great you will certainly find the doll you want We have the china dolls at 50 roc and 25CI v r j IBrass head dolls 250 560 75c and IiIHair stuffed dolls 250 500 and 75c v Patent heads 25c SOC 75c fiaud 150 Kid body dolls 75c to 250 V1 v Dressed dolls 250 500 r ISo 234a1dJ5f t Baby dolls boy dolls negro dolls esquimo dolls InJfact there is none left out itBARNES GQWAfcJP COMPANY- t v 1cf j If Incorporatedk EARLINGTON KENTUCKY Iu DRoR 7 Sunday J i a vlrtueeCiceroArt laeeeeaat ftrnve added q noteatECZEMA HUNDRtu3 k I t thet the I rr jRish theButtonaitd est l you have not seen this wonderful chair you should IIf alook anyway No trpble t all to show you J STOCK of Chairs are the the city Over bunudiflerend styles shown in stock 0 BRYAN UTLEY C0fIncorporated Furniture and Undertaking Madisonville Ky ty- r arwrsrVpuss esmwr I I7W I L N TIME CARD Time 01 arrival of trains passing through and departure of trains originating at Earlington Effective Sunday April 91911 NORTH BOUND No 92 025am No 621108 a m No 94 734 p- mNo641122 pmB- OUTIf BOUND j f rNo 63 480am i iNo 95 749am 61 421 pm No 98 1048 p m INTERURBAN TRAINS NORTjiiBOHND No 106 l i 7B4 am No l8ltt 900pm- No110 602 prm SOUTH BOUND No 105 710 am No 1071267 p m- No 108 810 p mi No 11lr 6101 m I N r MH E TIME CARD M IL E time card went Into 1911NoamNo L18 arrlvea330 pmr- I C RR TIME CARD CQntraltrainsNORTHBOUND 4fr 133pmNoNo 122 local pasB1045 m s No 186 local 6S8 p muSOUTH BOUND V 1 pmiNopiuNoj a LewThieleK Tr4irrierwrtlw j rI t Ur Pi I iJj f I 1- A I fr S1 I Sra 4 Lr y rYar 3c y W I ty I l t r w 1HMC 14 su tcOF1i y1Gtytt LfI 1- p M riJl4pn 1 d 11 7 r r kj tl iIl 1 i I 1 r 00 c JI H = L 1 1 f ftl 1 I rrn Hfi 4 J j 1 1 i Andres Co I Andres Co I Andres Co 1 Andres Co I Andres Co I Andres Co I Andres Co tcl vansviIIe reaIesI Chrisimas Store I l41i- i L A Isready to help you in a wise and satisfactory choice in things for 5 gIfts or perspnal use t I rv vI i Search through all Evansville and youll not find a store with anything nearsuefr stocks of serviceable practical things for giftor personal use For very rank and station for young or old In staple merchandise In ReadytpWear and Furs in Holiday Novelties and in Dolls and other for children IS a variety M of choice suchas this store has never shown before and which never has been equaledln this cityt4Come Now nSee Tt At Its Best Choose Now While Stocks Are At Jheir Finest Fullness0 Bring the children and let them enjoy the pleasures of Joyland in the Basement and at our exclusive toy store 207 Main street Come early in the day if you can r and make room for those who cant But come when you may youll find us ready to help you to a satisfactory choice rind to sayeyou money l Fares reduced to out oftown customers sv it wi I f fa + fr b 1Iv l11t I Store Open Evenings From Now on to Christmas 1 PAUL M MOORE EDITOR AND PUBLISHKB a E FAWOETT o t ASSOCIATE E0ITOR ANB BUSINESS MANAGER MeKeret t 1 t1KeataekyPress alto Association Stctwf District Publishers League 11 ircftdi OAI ce in Slatons Next Deer to 1 e fotacfe Pkelle Jib 242 RbgMIS AILEEN DAVIS Mgr tr Tel hate n Friday December 1912 p ANNOUNCEMENTS r J I if WeTfre authorized to announce I Willis Budd an a candidate for Sheriff of Hopkins county subject- o i the action of the Democratic a t We are authorized to announce A O Byjtam as a canidate for jailor tt y5 far Hopkins county subject to act ti Ion of the Democrat 2tI Wo are authorized to announce I k Oats L Walker as a candidate for fi rlioj Superintendent subject to j r the action ef the Democratic prl k f mary wara authorized to announce t J E Arnold as a candidate for i M Hopkinsf1 t001i1Il ratlo Primary 1 i f We are authorized to announce BOYB WILSON as a candidate ford the Legislature for Hopkins county subject to the democratic primary August lzi- i Nortonville Notes t MISS Miss Glente Burr of Mad nville was here Wednesday in jnterest other music class James Hitt was Madison iiWuiie last Tuesday shopping 4- I 4 Mr Munch of Madlsonville was here Tuesday in the Interestof the f O TOo P Tho infant of Mr and Mrsi John Hale IB very ill with pnenmoiiia f W Pf Burbe went to Madisonvllle i 4 t Friday r Mrs 0B Tr then little r W I k were In Madisonville Tuesday 1 G tvMrs Ouas BUokburn of EarllnR t ton was here Tuesday Madisont j L01110 Head is takltifi a rest for i few days He will be mall carrier ai 11on our pew route the first of then MTy V r V Alacy was In Madlsonvllle 1 lQI81eek vi i + JDeiold SantaCtaus 1 little girl Cud live at 4 jJhrKy 1want you to bring me if with a little cap to pro s eti my bead a pair of bpotees a r jltr of Klovea ill lair of rubbers and 4t g nuts applaa candy Please iit forget inc i Fairy Williams I IaleyKy i I 1 r jI Balm In Gllead Ma And to think that ligveit why lnf cad have any ectJ Wevd a familyvault Sour Iii I t r- Uy r lr w likyl Tn iH I M 1 1i tr V 1t II II Advertising Rates Display Advertisements single issue 16o per inch Locals and Inside Pages Readers lOc per line Resolutions and Cards of Thanks Bo per line Obituary Poetry Bo per line Slight reductions on time contract display advertise ments Also locals that run several months without change Entered at the Earlln ton Post Office as Second Class Matter Ben Office iik 4r 20 f Prty Party in and son and No ffugateNail Miss Mesa Fu Mrr1I1were quietly married in JEvansville Tuesday Miss Fu ate is the daughter of Bud F gate of the Browderfl neighborhood and had been in this city visiting relatives for several days and left here on train No 52 accompanied by her aunt Miss Bettie Fi ate Upon reaching Madi sonville the groom made his appearance and they traveled on to the where the ceremony was quietly performed This young couple have a host of friends who wish them much Success Ootnmissibners Sale Hopkins Circuit Court Kentucky William Bradley Committee Plaintiff VS Notice of Sale In Equity Oapitolia Bradley o Defendeut By virtue of a Judgement and Order of Sale of the above Court the undersigned will on Monday the 6th day of January 1918 between the hours of lOoclock a no and 8 oclock p mat the western door of the Court House in Madisonville Ky proceed to expose to PUBLIC SALE to the highest bidder on a credit of SIX MONTHS a house and lot in Earliu hton Ky Lot No8 in Block 0 in said City fronting 60ft on Railroad Street running back the same width 100 ft to an alley- J E Arnold Master Commissioner H 00 FEMALE BOOTLEGGER ARRESTED At Nortonville Had Three Gallons In Pint Bottles Ready For Sale Ida Harris of color was arrested in Nortouvllie Thursday by city marshal Woodward for bootlegging She bad three gallons of booze In pint bottles ready for sale She was tried before Judge Harrison and given a flue of 2000 and cost She Is In 1all at Nortonville fcnd liar friends are endeavoring to make up money to pay the flue Marshal Woodard was followed by quite a crowd of men when he took the liquor out to destroy it Several volunteered to do the job for him but lie wanted to see It well done and did U himself Turquoise a Horsey Stone Thturquolso Is the especial prr tec lon of horsemen and averts ace In 5 dents general c 5 tV1 nifif s oeet- li Church NotesiI Christian Church ttr Bible school 1180 a m Christ mas will be observed at this hour with appropriate songs and reoi tations by tho young folks and the members of the school will receive a treat from Santa Claus who has promised to visit the school Preaching service at 11 oclock subjectThe Christmas Flower Evening Service 780 Subject uThe Temple a Type of the Church EARLINGTON PROOF Should Convince Every Earjington Citizen The frank statement of a neighbor telling the merits of a remedy Bids you pause and believe The same endorsement By some stronger far away Commands no belief at all A Heres an Earllngton case An Earllngton citizen testifies Read and be convinced Mrs Henry Clay Smith Earl iuaton Ky says You may use my statement as heretofore recommend ed Downs Kidney Pills Whenever we have occasion to use tbetain par fatally the results are tine Mrai Smith is only one of the many Earllng ton people ghobave gratefully endorsed jpoani Kidney Pills If your back achesif your kidneys bother ypu dont simply ask for a kidney remedyask dis tinctly for DOAKS KIDNEY PILLS the same that Mrs Smith bad the remedy booked by home testimony BOq all stores Foster Mllburn Co Props Buffolo N Y When Your Back is L9me KemA ember NameOrdinance The attention of the citizens ot Earlington is respectfully called to the following ordinance which Is still In effect The City Council of the City of Earllngton Ky do ordain aa fol lowsThat on and after Deo 3rd 1912 that it shall be and is unlawful for any person to fire discharge or ex anyiesoriptionalleys or any public place within the corporate limits of the city of Earllugtou Ky and any person who shall violate this ordinance or any part or parcel thereof shall be guilty of misdemeanor and upon conviction therefore shall be fined not less than 10 nor more than 50 for each offence Ian M Evans Mayor tteatr N Paul P Price SVilllam Bradley Chief of Police Complimentary ShoWhy do you Wish to know my age Ho1 meroly wish to know at what age woman la really most La- solnattnginfo I Real Trouble in The world is full 6f sentuseswlto unfortunately arent Avllllng fp take HetrpltFieePrOSBI Worth Knowing When running curjalarodsithroufb Jhln curtains pla o a on end of the rod to prevent It from i catching in the matQiial 1 i 0- r F aVelrtl iI PIIi c u n JroIWE WILL SHOW YOU HOWl If you have ideas if you can THINK we will show you the secrets of this fascinating new profession Positively no experience or literary excellence necessary No flowery language is wanted The demand for photoplays is practically unlimited The big film manufacturers are moving Heaven and Earth in their attempt to get enough good plots to supply theever increasing demand They are offer ing 100 and more for single scenarios or written ideas Nearly all the big film companies the buyers of photoplays are located in or 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City f r Notice Of FN M etb Of Creditor In the District Court of the United States for the Western District of Kentucky In the matter of Wiely Emmett Painter inBankroptcy- Bankrupt To the creditors of Wiely EramettPaihterof Madjaonville inthe countof district afore8ajda ankrupt Notices hereby Riven that on the 17th day of December A D 1912 the said Wiely Emmett Painter was adjudicated a bapk rupt and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held at the office of the undersigned in Madsonville Ky on the 28th day diDecember A D 1012 at 10 oclock in the forenoon at which time the said creditors may attend prove their claims appoint a Trustee examine the Bankrupt and transact such I other business as may properly I come before the meeting WILLIAM L QPItD0N Referee in Bankruptcy Not Inconvenienced Did the dissolution of your gigantic corporation cause you Inconvenience Not the BUgJest r Mr Dunlin Btuxj I needed an enlarged and 1m proved system of brancliofflcesf any how 1 Befprs Houses Were Numbered Four hundred years ago the Idea of numbering houses originated In Paris though It was not until 1789 that the system became generalD The 1If st known Inatanco of a London ptreot In which h uses were numbered is Pres cotf street but the i attice did not spread far yntil 17G4 + i W prif l Ia11h iJi h v r Jf at 0- ti rTHE HIGH COST OF LIVING i 4 IIt a r I Ibow It 1 Mar an core the Bourse you wast artel Da it now ADV RTISINGu + 1 LETTERING AND SINGES A AGRICULTURE ARCHITECTURE j AUTO RUNNING n HLAVM PING f STENOGRAPHER MECHANICAL ENGINEERING t LANGUAGES CIVIL MINING MINING Lt t o 1 dor- o WW mAVVVMWWMMAIVVW wmNwWINNJdNNNNNNINNNN B M SLATON UNDERTAKER Funeral Director Licensed Embalmer Axxeaw all calls or Tight tNEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE Qffice 1242- MADISONVILLE 124y 1 KENTUCKYttIAAWmJNNMwmMWNtNH Jn Back to Eden Dress dose more harm than sa loons say a Chicago dltor Aro wo to hlvg nan lc o hlng league MDJevelarid Plain Dealer j Led Astray judge st youQattribute your u Thofirst drink I ever took was ono you me wbeii you rerotrying- to g tmy r T JIi I of votePuckx t J i Oi ifi l A c l r 1 J I IDoENGINBERINGJ r ENGLISH BRANCHES ENGINEERING FORMAN MINE SUPERTENDANT PEDAGOGY s W1 itios J I Day Phone Residence Phone WIwmmJwmmmNNmmwnmnrINMYWNMWIN I bought Could Folly Go Further = A very small dog created a great Btlr In the streets of Paris a tow days ago A bijou pot dog was peen In thev Champs Blyseea with a It was wearing Indlarubbor boots laced high up the leg oar protectors goggles to ehleld his eyes from cbld or mullaad has i a raglan overcoat lined with thick rat flannel and provided with a pocket x trbui which projected a tiny handkeg chief with a monograanirP f tcf c 1 JI fKJit i f o i I 1 k rP F t T + ltIIN W olt arJ = = 0 1I Q J s l= JfiI 1 f titi 1r h i f tTJThe Christmas Call Comes to All But a few more days remain to get to give Letabeip yeuIt you cannot come fn person make use of our mall or phone service We are at your im mediate command We prepay all express charges 4i on all cash purchases of 5 or more where or when a Rebate Book Is not elven Get your gifts for men and boys at the biggest store in the Central States We make the Clothing we sell and its the best known Clothing made and sold direct to you Suits 10 toS Overcoats lTto 130 t4 Smoking Jackets House Coats Lounging Bbbes tc and Bath Robes 860 to 14rOne thousand and one other gifts in our Furnish ing Hat CapJSUpperasud Boys Sections j X- J 7 f I r iIir j kaaa who whlipen iown a i wtllL Alieut the things he has to sell will Bimmpa crop of dollars c r f iflrtMe who climbs a tree aid C Cc hollers n News of the Town II f VIUMfJfl Anna Moore Gertte OBan JMaad Kathleen Splllman were in A911ieonvllle Wednesd- ayWart 2 good solicitors for Ea- rtanadJwyi money to right party aic tat Bee office taEam Parker spent Thursday p busto L J R edging from tbe numberof t ages that have arrived In the w tplnts in ether states It will be l iuilr tbing bat a dry Xmas Tbe irfjugs already received la xIiauoell or any year since Madison Jrjice went lato the probl column v Xouaton Aahby switchman In n tire Howell yarda visited friends in t IjMiAltjr Wednesday afternoon M idame p P Banks and G C uilti soa spent Wednesday after aIn Uadisonville visiting ii4s r rpb dance given at the Pastime Ohtii Room last night was a splen tttHIB every way and was fill Splendid music was iiMii Tbe same parties will give a- 1aerade Ball tbe night after bras Blakemores Orchestra r j for this a1L r- Ityonwantanything In tbe furnl l t liae for Xmas call on h bloc Oowand 4G Co Incorporated iI i1asJess Greer was m Madison PLJ Wednesuay afternoon MIas Ruth Daniels left this morn rfora two weeks vwlt to friends 1 ltd Louts and southeast Mo rV A J Jorgerson of Fulton I M will arrive in the pity in a few t 11 Yfa visit her brother Dr P B + J f C Miles who was hurt In a- aj at Atkinson Junction severj ittonths ago has suffered a re Bsaiid Dr Paul Eaves of Nash j l Alcalledin consultation f lili the local doctors Wednesday I t Miles was able to be down In ijsty the first of November but rr 1 bsn confined to his room since r aaV x 0o to WhitfordB for the Pan Amer jpwt Fireworks Earllngtou Ky hadeaorlpiiot f llngton Hardware Store J J W H Whltfords Mgr flr kIse Camille Lackey loft for her- rr thoJl1t in Pembroko Friday to vnd Xmas r 1lIM Lelia Wilson will spend IiA Xmas vacation with her mother ti Elite Plains i jWQeneyjvHulIakerleft Friday 1h Iff Mmo In Lawrehqebiirg 4 it 4M Moore Frank Bash and AtkluonSp slit Tnursda In- dersonrMhr ri Mike Hannah was fn Mad oa I 4iq11 u tnia Friday rt hlIis J3eiJ leOoyle of Itiurfeeebo roUnlversttyarrived inEarlington 1trt9 1pnd the holidays with horentsWf tr t 1 c r r C Itvjr n rYPL14+ S Mr and Mru Jobn Prather are re soloing over tbe arrival of a ten pound boy at their home Friday morning Big reduction on Ladies Misses and chlldrens Rults coats and skirts Barnes Oowands dc Co Mrs B E Nixon of this olty was In Madisonville Thursday shopping Every thing in Christmas gifts can be found in our store g Barnes Oowand Oo Incorporated Miss Annie Hill has resigned her casbiortorCo Miss Hill has proven herself a Ivory efficient audodiipetentyoung- lady tn line Work and wm be missed by her employer It tsnot known who will till this vaoeuoy IDont taU to purchase your fire works The Pan American Fire works at W H Wbltford We have the raeeney for the Pleasant Yiew Green House out flowers Webb Bros ii Aart Pleasant View Green House Qaiteja number of people from the contry surrounding Earling ton were in the city Thursday to visittheN P oar that was in the city Dont taU ito see The Yankee TempleTheatrelcheap but the price 1636o The Peoples Bank has given away some of the prettiest 1918 calendars that w i have seen this year OasF ler Arnold la always after the best money can buy Doll parlor on second floor Barnes Oowand dG Oo Incorporated Any one who is Interested in Mine Work should not fall to attend the lecture at tbe Opera House Monday Dec 23 by Instructor Fleming of the US Bureau of Mine Safety This lecture will be accompanied by moving pictures showing just how this rescue work is done The entire upstairs will be reserved for the colored people and It will be Instructive to every one who works in the mine Drop In and give us your order for cut flowers Webb Bros Agt Pleasant View Green House Mrs B L Fields of Nashville Teun who is visiting relatives in Madisonvllle spent Thursday afternoon in tbe city with her sister Miss Jenna McGary A moments notice end we have anything in flowers you want Webb Bros Agt Pleasant View Preen House A welcome visitor The Aubrey Stock 06 Temple Theatre Saturday Monday and Tuesday Miss Genie Armstrong a teacher In theclty Bchools left for her home luTomblinavllle George 0 Atkinson spent Thursday in Evansville on business Mrs Brent Hart wqnt as far as HopkmsviUe with her mother Thursday who left for Florida on that day j f With your gift send out flowers to best girl WebbJBros AgtPleaeapt iowGfeea Huuse Walter eyton of Minaville who has been in Eadin ton VIB itiug hllp reitts fork few days returned home Vednesday J J = P 7 Qrd f ti1 fi J itl1Il r f1jf 6 Mrs OhAilw Doyle spA it Thurh day after noon m Madlsbnrllle visit lug friends Mrs Stella Kemp of this city was in MadiBouVille yesterday shopping lulmas boxes of the freshest cboieeat Nunlays do Blanike Weinb ker candles at B Z Nxous EarlingtonTSy- Mrs Mornbead and charming daughter Zilpab were In Madison vllle yesterday looking over the holiday goods- l3emember we are bead quarters for Sauta Claus Brn Oowttud it Oo Incorporated Mrs Murphey Sutton was in Madjsonville Tuesday Fireworks of all kinds Tat B7E Nlxonel Earlington Ky 1Miss Gladys Vaughan was in Madieoavlille Tuesday WAlways the best The Aubrey Stock Oo TemplaTKeafre Satur day Monday and Tuesday jittil Mrs A M Lowell spent yesterday in Madisouville Dont miss seeing our doll parWr on second floor Barnes OoWand Oo Incorporated aNG Mofherhead made friends in Mudisonvillo a visit yesterdayA on Ladles hats for the Ohrlsmas shopper BarnesCowand d Oo Incorporated Mr and Mrs P P Blair left yesterday for Paducah where they will reside m the future Mr Blair has been offered a nice position with the I 0 R R at that place We wish them mach success in their ne s home Out flowers are nice gifts for Xmas Webb Bros Agt Pleasant View Green House Will Tombs of Stau hterville was in the city yesterday bu emcee AN Jjltobfleld of Trenton was In the city a few hours Thursday en route to visit friends in Madlsoc yuleISeeing believIng then see The Aubrey Stock Co it the Temple Theatre 8 nights Saturday Mouday and Tuesday Price 150 and5J5o James Sory and Frank Gain of Madisonvllle who have beed at tending University at Lexington are at home for the holidays Beautiful fancy baskets flled With choicest fruits All prices from 76o to 35081 B E N bcons Earllngton Ky Mrs K B Salmons Miss Mollie aad Ellen Whalen and MrsJ D O spentTuesday in Evansville I Am Well writes Mrs LIt Barker of Bud Kyj able can do all my housework For years suffered with such pains I could scarcely stand on my feet After three different doctors had failed to help me I gave Cardul a trlalr Now I feel like a new woman CARDUI The Womans Tonic A womans health de pends so much upon her delicate organs that the least trouble there affects her whole system It is the little things that county in a womans life and health If you suffer from any of the aches and pains due to womanly weakness take Cardul at once and avoid more serious troubles We urge you to try it Begin today INSTRUCTOR PLEMMINO OFU BUREAU Of Mines Will Give Free Illustrated lec lure At Temple Theatre Monday Even 4 jn December 23rd t iDritruojqr Flemmlnff of the UnU ed States Bureau of Mines will on Monday nlcl f Jeo 23rd give a free Illuatrated lecture at Temple Theatre on Mine Safety This lecture will be accompanied by moving pictures and w1llqe df great valuetoall interested pat s I 6at fall to attend fTha tIr fbaloonyM will bjj re ircoloril people 35 4reo A II i fl i a- E ifi l NO MORE COLLISIONS INVENTION THAT WILL DO AWAY WITH RAILROAD ACCIDENTS Locomotive With a Brajn ef Eleo- trfelty Needing Ne Human bl v tectfen la the Idea of Keen Minded Yeung Australian A committee of British board ef trade official baa expressed satiafae tfon with a dem OBBtraUoB et a sew electrleal ea glue which it is claimed will make railroad travel safe The Invent or RA Angus a young Awjtral Ian electrioalen gineer waabn tetribleon the railroads He set out1 to prevent it by the perfecting tan eO gine with a brain of electricity that would neeod no human direction This is the problem Angus asserts he has lved1ie claims for his educated engine that It will be fade pendent of strikes that its running will not be hampered by fog that ac cldentsvttl be automatically prevent it will start and stop slacken speed and whistle a warning to other electrically controlled loco motives all without the touch of a hu man finger The Inventor has obtained a lease of an abandoned railroad Removing the signals signal boxes and Stations he set up beside the track a line of poles carrying a single wire and at inter vats of about 600 yards placed be tweentheralls small ramps or raised pieces of metal The young Australians rolling stock comprises two engines and tenders equipped with curious electrical batteries In the cabs are fitted little flags buzzers and colored lamps while fine insulated wires are connect ed with the throttle valves and wide tles One of the tests was an attempt to make one engine ram another The first locomotive stood around a bend in the track while the second tore along the same line at 60 miles an hour until a disaster seemed inev itableThen the speeding engine halted in its stride whistled shrilly and at length shut off its steam Still engine No 1 remained ata standstill and engine No 2 applied its brakes smooth ly until it came to a stop only a few yards from collision Again and again the experiment was repeated with the same results A severer test was in store The two driven in different direct tlon unt11t1ey were ralles apart Then the drivers and stokers opened wide the throttles and jumped as the en gines gathered speed On one were two representative of the board of trade whoee alarm Increased as their engine rattled along at an increased pace until at last it was covering a mile a mtute The second eagtae was dashlag to meet its fellow at a similar spend- Soon a tiny bell sounded Jnthe cab of the engine oa which rode the pfB dals and IB a few seconds a green light had appeared only to give place to a wd light The whistles ef the two engines began to blow furiously u the pair tore round a bend andrush- ed toward each other withonly a nine of space between To the relies at the passengers the throttles presently moved over swiftly the brake wheels spun round and the flying engines gradually slowed down The pair topped dead only a few paces apart New Shunting Locomotive A now shunting locomotive recently directioni The master controller Is suspended from tho roof The locomotive was equipped in this manner in order to determine which was the better ar rangoment for shunting service a double end control duplicate pperat ing and controlling equipments at each end of the cabor a center cab control Engineers Remarkable Record John Campbell a locomotive engine man who for a number of years past has run a yard engine at Plttsburg retired from his position after being In thq service of the company contin uously for fortyeight years and he retires with a clear record An officer of the road informs us that Campbell has never been sus pended or censured and never has had an accident which cost the company any money Moreover Campbells engine not only never killed a human being during the 48 yeas of serv- Ice but It never even injured any person sufficiently to draw blood nall way Age Gazette Mqst Powerful Locomotive In World The most powerful locomotive lu the world has just bden built for the Virginian railroad It can haul 66 loaded 60ton liapacHy goods trucks tt ten miles an hour It ht j sixteen driving wheels Thp locomotfvp and tender weigh 618000 pounds and the firebox Is large enough to hold a shunting locomstlve New Use for Locomotive Apparatus by omen a locomotive can be u U11dasavacuum cleaning plant haa a German zraiImader 4 n v r 4- r r ii ttft fdO J r q 1 LOOK i 0 nil d t It I WtHO tih I I it HEREC- J issr 1 i 1 tC ft A Thto T 1 s z f l r i I S AUBREYSTOCK COMPANY r i C1 4 f jo oaCJ t 1 n1a t 3X1IFHmC 31 I i h t Saturda Y 1 a andti aiesdah i I PrieslSt25cr o f TJGuts i k For Women FbrHVIen j afld t fok t 7 j t t For the little Folks 1- f 0 i Y i i i 1 t J Ii iIn4 f iiiiiii v t In pur stock you will find gifts for ir all purposes Gifts that are dainty j r and pleasing for the ffastideous gifts that are practical and useful for therconservative Gifts for the old and gifts for the young in a profusion of prices and designs J J May we insist that ycu callnow and i T make yotuvselections before the finafrt- pVi j rush pf the HolidaysriiihIi j t 1 1- byf i N J ejh Jt J r r k t7 A i A J 4 ll IN f + j f J i St B r lrd MIlg f 6 t R wJoM4t fii Incorporated s tif Q QatDpa tnierit 1 rn a h ea rv r Ifl 7 r fwiii t 7 i O Jk fIi 4M 1 rII If = d s r11 II I1TI j i I II r 11 r a v 1 kw S yft =i ir u r 1 7 1- J n WflMMHw A t j wksy r r Mh tlT nNL v ji 4 w et i II Jf n- i jr p r t f i SiteTUMBLE i ly Q80AR DAWiON r t Al JI BC i called on my old friend Stove n Opttw clJ and while there this convex mtitfaJrswhlchfj r r tondag you about ocrapo that hp 1 purUngtNMCY1tcre1 a never t anybody But yfi shall jha ltiY uJ1 ntStovel broke in t ooJd wouldrjeve N cant abeilr to oar Its1dr rr C fSU A Miyfooufof dooral So v ir was nigh about twentyon 1 j rFo trtwnfil t n4 r built me a w4Jr1 s na N r n1r r f- HI than five t JWH aejjye seo I didnt quarrel much gotI er l Be bme and begun to think 1 I l1t JS hate a woman to keep mo startedlstria to see if I could find one to cult if I Jr Wfcwl got flown to thS Village III i yteked y4tnib e pU l9 iG114w bt q trlthatwanted to get married and he mo that he guessed that Nancy KilOx did and It I wanted a wife I had better t y and hitch on with her nndI Esaid that II I was agreeable he wo to old Knoxa and make me acquainted with Nancy and hd was aagopd as his Word iind twasnt an hour before Nancy and t were on the- ltetJlotbr terms cAfrollightC had hired out with old o JCaox for two pounds a month with T boardand lodgin and I wail to work 4allwinter f a for tuzitp I raft y cheeaelX+ f add I was determined before another I 1 month to pop the question and Ihadnt a bit of doubt but wbat Nancy would a i lHi pvirjpyed at becoming my boson iMpanio f Val aboul this time there came a I t1W from London to keep school add ke liadn t been there moron a fweokafore I found that he had a nat wml hankering arter Nancy SmithIla feet tusk and when the clock ngtnrck nine he didnt seem ready to e Old Mrs Knor and the young WH all west off te bed and there were eae left 1tUtOld Knox Bill Nancy ad I and there weNt round the fire j iWitio t saying a word 4 Mwayi old Knox bac1goD 1 I off to bed and left the coastclear for Jilaaoy and i and I kept spectlng ev k pry mlnnlttHat hewoufdf tell Bill It 4J r out but Lie didsoseek toI t jt the clock struck ten Tii up f tBltS 8ayJ he let7 go lo bed r st be up bright and airly 1rWJlthat a hint eh4 I looked rIiNUC7 buts turnecl away her lied and at this 1 And parched 4tlntQ the entry and up the ladder 1 bed 1 was boiling byer mad with Injiryeelf ua so that I iildht ioto sleep Like as not the Mhoclinaiitkr was kissing Nancy down M hekitchen and J could it shet py iriM forttbi life ofme Wall llat once it dccurrod to me i z that there was sOme big cracks in tho Meer over the kitchen and I could watch and see all that was going on BO out of bed I got and crawled along oldie to the chimney on all t Mr and a big crack I looked down through Bill and Nancy were thoughwieryl MB chairs little nearer to her How I 1old have choked him then I Wall I watched them for about a quarter of an hour and by ihat time I F WH uear about froze as it was an aw I fal cold night But I wouldnt go to 1jt for 1 was bound to know It a i Nancy was truo to me Byatidbye Ttllhttchedv his chair a little closer ai I could see that he had made up ode mind wand was just going to kiss Iter HOW it riled me I But I was boundt Tto pee it through so I moved a l1ttI- ewget a better view and that minnlt the plank 1 was on tipped upand o Town 1 wont right atween Bill Tikacy j IlIld1 Bill thought for once that Old 3uMl come and ho bolted out o reed I started out of tho s1oorJI qpiefc as you could say sqoot and Jtw going up the ladder hoard aSI aCrgyKnor holler Nance scoot the jlaya or she will break ov rydlsh on 1 1M dresser 1yr w Tho next morning when we went j milkIng I popped the question to I laaey and she said she would have i I iw for she didnt care for Bill Smith ii I we bane been married forty years lit 4 rw mm Jnaer Ii I Electrlo Light Canes R XeMe canes are fitted with electric MhU In the case of canes made I L vMh the ordinary bend or crook for a IIi ndle the light apparatus Is set in lM body of the stick just below the I sidetcanes are uppert AIM form f electric cane being more lea a 1esitto use 4 k wi i1a JiH1 tttatthe side 011 coi J yoned to ii light show lw Daly Maar7iby which the 11d ltMftlI itjetrfollfillghta I tJ- i o n 1 IT T IJn CHILDHOODS HAPPY CHRISTMAS MORNING I h m mm OF PEACE By ftEV C JEFFEflSON DDI T Is a beautiful tra ditlon that tta the night on which Jesus was born an gene voices werb heard singing of peace Ever since that unforgetablo night men in in creasing numbers have been trying to reproduce onI the earth the song of the skies but alas it IB a dim cult tune to tarry We lvo In a quar lelsome world Thei air U filled with discords Society i1 torn by dissensions Every city is a scone of strife Every village has its turmoil of squab rvrangUns Of bitterness is ale ways flowing Tho teniple of tho god 61 illwill is crowd ed evermore It is just the kind of world that has need of Christmas for Christmasbrings to mind the song of the angels and makes vivid the figure of one who says My peace I give unto you I Many of us pray every day Thy king dom come and Christmas nudges us with the query What are you doing to bring It- Chrlatmau t comes then with a clear and penetrating message It has an urgent word for all quarrelsome girls and fighting boys It speaks admonish ly to husbands and wives who have allowed a quick temper to spoil tho year and who Und themselves slowly drifting apart It laps its hand on masters and servants and endeavors to draw them closer together It reminds employers and employee that they are not foes but brethren It chides labor and capital for fighting it whispers a sweet remonstrance into the ears of all who carry In their nearts resentments and grudges It reproves those who th1 disdainfully of follow mortals who belong to another class or circle It begs all who have become estranged to wipe out the scores to got rid of the old misunderstandings to begin life overt proclaims once more to all races nnd peoples that God has made of one blood all the nations of men Christmas comes with a personal message for rulers and st1tesmenfor diplomats and the makers of laws It repeats to them tho old message of Gods love and reminds them of a Kingdom of whoso increase there shall bo no end Christmas is a good time to think of international duties and responsibilities and of hat it is pos gjblo for America to do in creating i worldwide and ctodurlng peace Surely a Christian nation ought every year to take a pew step along the road Df conciliationA lstmasl Thus we spealc to one another every Christmas morn IngThe words have muslcln them jnly when they come from a heart touched by the spirit of brotherliness end goodwill This spirit was meat mate in Jesuit of Nazareth and Itisthrough him that God makes peace thea11maryofjtis getl land gracious sovereignty Dyer wider areas of life until the- Fboiereesdearth rtall ngatlast the sengt tbe aogl1t1Uoib lradttts- eespattter k YfrO 7J a hisbag lalist be placed In uev eral baskets and from among the rage In each basket a small pattorn must be taken and placed in an envelope- To begin the game the competitors are sorted into pairs a man and a girl in each the girls standing at one end of the corridor each one with on en velope and the men at tho other each one just behind the special basket in which his partners pattern may be matched At a signal the men run down tho corridor to the spot where the girls are standing and each one receives the envelope held by his partner opens it takes out the pattern before dashing back to his basket to match Throwing Cards Into a Hat it from the pile of cuttings from fancy dress materials within The competitor who first succeeds in matching his pattern wins the game which if more convenient may be played in heats timed by stopwatch I The silhouette cutting competition asa rule provokes the greatest merv t riment I A sheet is hung up against a wall and drawn flat Tim competitors tiro sorted into couples and take their places beneath it seated on a row of chairs Each player la next presented with a sheet of blackbacked paer and a pair of scissors no pencils hro allowed and tUus armed must pro coed to cut out the silhouette portrait of his or her nestdoor uclstbor After a ton winutca timelimit has IPatternMatchlng Comf tltloh expired the hteea must Wpllect th silhouettes and turning them baek teltheettagpapers s a zt ac eireiaWw- ta the satire oompwy rid Ja J awarded tor tile teiaketnidt- best u4 worst a rtrak tMrjlslrtil- t il eO ti ir 1e i J ti7- G r 11 J I GAMES FOR CHRISTMAS They Will Add Interest to the Family HomeCdming Party ay QLAdViS BEAigriE CRbZlER A1rjNG the Christ milS ihoriiecomlug party cnjoyabje to Ail members pf tla family young and old is always q problem Grand mother Is particu laxly anxious tc please the llttlq folks and in ddlh so she will also please the oldo ones But the chll dren are best entertained w he n their pleasures are pnrUctpatedln by parents and aunts ul s to accomplish the de sired end nothing is iWiro appropriate than games The 9nes described below are elm pie and easily arranged tor in any home There is an added interest in them when inexpensive prizes are awarded the winners and these prizes will be especially attractive if they are made by grandmothers own hands A program of lames may be outlined as follows r 1 Blind mans buff played with wooden spoons 2 Blowng out the candle bllncK told f Throwing cards into n lint 4 Pattern matching competition 5 Silhouette cutting competition For blind mans buff with wooden spoons a small chair a cushion a largo handkerchief for blindfolding blind Mans guff With Two Spoon purposes and a couple of wooden spoons will be required To begin the game a blind man is chosen to sit blindfolded on the chair a wooden spoon in each hand The rest of the company are then marshaled up to kneel before him one by one when the blind man endeavors to discover their Identity by feels ing them with the wooden spoons The blind man is only allowed one guess K that a good number of the Com pany have as a rule to go through the dirbelore one of them lf fand hits to take the blindmawspeace when the gam goes on asbefore v BloWing out the candle blindfold It a fr more difficult feat than it would appear at first sight and the fruitless efforts Of the players to perform tbli apparently simple task afford much merriment to thet onlookers To beglu the game place a lighted candle on a small but steady table 01 pedestal at One end of the room whip the players stand at the other Tq start the game the compeUtorsar4- bHndfodcd and turned round thre Blowing Put the Candle ttimes before groplngtbelr way to the spot at which they imagine thq candle- to bo situated and endeavoring to puff It out Throwing cards jntoa hat makes every amusing competition In whtcl much skill may bo exhibited A top hat a couple of packs Of cards with different backsand apiece ot white tope to mark data barrier from behind which the players must knee tq compete are all the accessories re qui ed To begin the game the two players throw in turtle tide card at a time and whichever succeeds In getting hi highestpumberof cards unto the hat wins the game In a large party this would be play ed in heats on the principle of a tournament and to expedite matters several hats lint icks Wf curds migat be provided The pattern matoitoir oorapetltloa 1 is1hi stftelUnga iaibe playeA la at lgli1ll r NM4Kie that t- tlWzTsralyilmrty E I Sl kwyeitrsiyit ii ttisM- il l frr7 q L V FtJ iti a ti NI I Our Good and Prices frI i- tr Will Please You tiI r Ii j I 1 I C J I fe OuoteaFewlPicfisBelow I i e j A mf1 x i J 1 J Qold Baby Rings JSc to 150 Cir Gold Baby Necklaces V250 to 500 i 5 itf I s 1i Gold FlairTkings V S50 to 800t I Gold signet rings Jadiel 150 tQQOO y z Gold Set Rings 150 to 1200 Gold Tie Clasps 100 to 400 k1 v Gold Signet PinsIe 100 to 350w j 11847 Ro ers Tea SpoonsT 150 Souvenira TSc lo fefltf t I S cirCommunity SHve y guarantee y 26 pieces ft Mahogany chest r Price 20 v q 7 Jewel Elgin in sllverlna IWe Have the Stbck Quick Watch Change Our Windows for a I 7f U 1 1 1 If41- r s I 1 o Iip J Next to Csyles1 Barber ShopI Z l11 f rt If W i l rlingtoDKeotucklj i I i l J IfI n IyV fi f tri tAf t t 4 d s 1Is t f w I q Good reasons why weshould a St7 Kt DO YOUR PRINTING aafY ONE r I Intelligent understanding of your need fi and expert knowledge of how to meet rand satisfy them fir e I TWO 7V lose personal attention to retail in the execution of every job k 4 4 THREE 1 Internalmho modemt4 I I vision clear through a- i i I FOUR luf own appreciation of the real value of- I x iwhat we offer resulting in anunalterablYthigh standard of output 1 FIVE An unusual degree of success in m1pt ness of delivery arid meeting emergent demands 1 L tfSIXHi The helpful policy of supplying from our technical knowledgewhen needed the idea or suggestion required to give the r titQuch of distinctiveness e think youll like our services i GIVE US A TRIAL I i CiI Booi I Darlington Kentucky Y i aI x j IJf red rx 4uQ r p ir S i 4 nrr1 6 jt i J 11 THE S 7l3NSr HOUSE By I MDONALD I still Insist said the woman who was doing the talking that I was quite within my rights My husband howevor la firn in the conviction that I fatally ruined my reputation for good breeding I secretly think that he believes me now beyond the pate He is still at the point where he sputters whenever I allude to the subject tlot course I would not go around looking into peoples windows In town When a person builds a house in town you know its his castle and you havent any right on the premises without an invitation but when he builds one in the country it IB a posi tive bid for inspection 1 subjectforaround in the country and a house Is a positive godsend because every body can explain at length why he doesnt like it The Suttons began building their house out near the golf links early In the spring and as it was merely across the road from the eighth hole it wail quite the thing from the start to take a recess at that point and cut across the road and survey the hole in the ground that was going to be the Sut tons cellar eventually All of us de clared every time we looked at it that the hole was either too big too small too shallow or too deep and nothing could induce us to have a cellar like it When the workmen began putting in the foundations it was even more exciting because there are so many kinds of foundations Nobody who looked at the Buttons foundations approved of them We all gurgled with Joy when the uprights marking off the partitions were up and we could see where the rooms were to be According to va rious golf players who dropped over there in one morning the living room was a farce the dining room a crime the hall a joke and the bedrooms a fright Most people said the house should have faced east instead of west though there were a few in fa vor of a southern view and some voted for the north which gave one a view of the railway lino and let one keep track of the trains that went past The walls started in cobblestones and that revived flagging interest If some one wasnt telling about a cab blestone house he knew of that fell down at the first puff of wind some one else was explaining how banal and inartistic cobblestones were now that they had grown so common That the second story was half timbered only fanned the flame Everybody Who sat around on the terrace to cool off after a game got all heated up again expostulating against the half timbered style The Buttons house in short was not a building it was an institution without which the golf club would h vlffatlen flat It made it all the more that the Buttons were in Europe and the house was helpless When the Fielding girls came oat to spend the day at the dub with me what was more natural than that I should take them over to see the Sat tons house I thought they would cJ y gieating v lltJ 8l we tried the frost doer but it was fastened and so was that at the pack arWently the carpenters had letH girls 1 iraat your to get a glimpse of the wide You never saw the likeI- Bo we strolled around to the side and I got a Tjox and stood on tiptoe and flattened my face against the Hy lug room window 1 found myself looking straight into the interested eyes of a perfectly strange man who seemed very much at home in a wicker chair beside a big table heaped with magazines and books and flowers and surrounded by furniture I If you have never peeked into a room in a house that did not belong to you and found the owner regarding you meditatively you cannot understand my sensations My face remained glued tothepane because I was too limp to take it aWay The strange man arose and came out at thifrgnt door and around to where we trembled and shrank and regarded us politely In a voice strangely not my own I stammered foolishly that I was showing my friends the Button house The strange man then announced that he was Mrs Buttons brother and living there till the arrival of the family and he would be charmed Were you ever hypnotized Did you ever dream of doing things that curdled your soul with shame Well I curdled as we trailed after that re lentless man who took us from attic to cellar and had the cruelty to serve tea into the bargain and act as though we had called politely instead of peeking in at windows tlHe hadnt any right to revenge himself sol the Inside of the house My dear the IB a perfect dream a beauty Thats the most exasperat ing part of iii 7 Truth and Progress Whoever hesitates to utter that which be thinks jhe highest truth lest It should too much inndvdnco of tho time may reassure himself by looking at his acts from an imperson al point of view Not as ad feiltltlpuB Will t1e wish maw regard 1b 8 faith whfchisin him The high st truth lie sees he will fearlessly titter Knowing that let what may ante bjtitW is thus playing his cJldkuowingthatapt if ptVrWN alsc though not 1 IIgg ibsrt Ipencer- I I r 4 9 T i t 1 Christmas Reduction ba I On All si j Ladled aUdChiIdrehsiRdy j tOWear J Nt 1NNiNN 1HI J i illdiI a Shirt Waists reducedifortii i ma i shopper Every garment tri SIi uptodate and carries the most at tractive styles of the season I i r 1 NM i I I r i I t i gMMMWMUW N Ntt A NJNf MA4N- YfiA FIrOLook m You 111I BI Appreciated iN- NNHNNJmNtWNmmmNMamNNNNNNNNWNH fi jr rfit M c 0 e Barnes Cowand Go ccorporatediEarlington Kentucky wwwwwwa mMWNmNM II 11I a 4 Driver Out J Damp andt Mold with 0 yOUknowhovdrdamp gets fnato linen closets and i storeroomstU and dry with a Perfection 1all i A Perfection Heater is a great E mornings and cold evenings It is the handiest and most reliable heater made No soot no smoke no smell Carry it where you please All the heat you want just when and where you want it Descriptive circular tent on request or better still l ask your dealer to show you a Perfection Smokeless Oil Heater I STANDARD OIL COMPANY Incorporated In Kentucky lubrllJeVimMlMBirminchtroT 3 IM r 4 I iv BV V i v fl 1 irif T r i V vTe 1d fitu r ti1 1t j Nf LYpf5 1Yr Ni y ot J i Lkh 1 51 kt h T l I Z- F1 1 11fo o- t I RUBYlUMBERCOiWCORrOHATKO 1 o MApI3OHVILLErKVa J t I 7 A4Niu 1 1 ti IJt f C 7 I r t j Ic r1 J t 1 Ii vIf riA Lil Jf J f 1 It t Make It An Electrical IrfetmMs 1 Jt1 t 1 j J Westinghouse Electric Irons We are making special price as we are over stockedr i- p i This is the best iron made and are guaranteed if IOJ rI eF 1 jtL r t puiLnra nioirs AID COMBS f3 It c We are making a special it V price on these Let us j show you L1 I 3 i1 300i 1 t 1 give from 1LZGTIO STOVES We four or five disc stoves that shop worn You can get own price nearly These run 3tOr isworth at 300 r LET US SHOW YOU OUR LINE O1 IN 11 Chaing DishesToaster Stoves Disk 1 IJiScoves and Irons i r I 1pit QoI j 1 fIrNi All WEST NGHOUSJE Goas ILft J I i n ijtJ that Cfcualitij s L h1 4 tI 1p f r v EDISON MAZDA LiMn1 1 7 lill i t f YJi1 t J IM i Best Test1 j II fif t4 iI iIt J J RUBYLUMBERCmcoxroiiATKD j A MADISONVILLEKY x U i V r 1 f ryOU Should Visit Kruckemeyer Gohns and Select YOUr Xiiias Gifts n i I j i Ladles or Gents Gold or Silver monnted Umbrellas 500 and up I Gents O F 20year Gold led Caso Elgin movementS i Gents O F Solid 14k Gold 12 slzeoase Elgin movement 1800 I j t 1 Q Qoia Qajf Bytt9nii 175iH pair l sWHrn filter Vanity 160 II If Ifl A jM 4v M il Orders glyen attSbtlodi 1j v Jtji O POpnlarPrice Jewelers 303 Main Evansvhle F + 7r JbYtK nill 1 + A it yon cant Rememb ibo name listen for tho Chimes Y I I i1 t mt pfi T 1riA ti 1e ifIY Giftsv Of Quality J 5 Si ftff 4tI1 J ofGoc sehandle which are suitable 1 ms Holiday Gifts are the sort that havepractical and a ermanent value ahd which will yield continuous divi deads of pleasure and utility We suggest just a few things IrCAMERASatiI f All the would loves pictures tJ 1 i and loves to make them Noth YRtn ypu could give this ChristJ J tot a could greater pleas lire iJ I t choosefB Crpm t t 4800 up to 2000 rJ i ANDtCARD0ABES- t I Suitable and useful presents j Prices front 26 to 2 00 r OOKETP KNIVE5S for men I id boys The best makes tag and Peal HandleR i rfr PENS t i1l r Everybody wants one and everybody hoe nse for one We- sell tile Parker dud Moores NenTjegJcadle A good assort ment for you to select from j I prices 150 200 and up I have are at your from hd loci V I FINE STATIONERY The best quality of writing paper and envelopes put up in attractive boxes BOo up Also cheaper grades lOo We take orders for engraved stationary monogram or laltl al Call and see samples PIPES An acuiptuble gilt for three ft fourths of the men French Briar and Meershaum in many 4 styles at 125 up to 0 50 prloesat popuInr CANDY No bettor Candy made by anyone than the two makes for which we exclusive agente Liggetts and Nunnal IYA big assortment or pret typackagesatallrrtcea Come andseo the newest packages which we received Wednesday the 18th p j iwmertt ucaorstrkpI e- r 1 P ijTtr I T j r rf1ffJ f rh h 1 + i JJ r lti j t+ fiYYM h Nt rol J aL f tjtt r n Fl4Ae I Pt p jot irkiof JJ4 4 t JI Qi i FOOT WABME1S This is the a L Comfo 7 and more than we ask We offer them t Means 1 F1 850 t jJprompt Street WriteforCatalogne ThtlhePlace YJ FOUNTAIN up are ObJ etlonabta Onton ITMre la aa old wXintT to the eftMt that an apple a dry keep the des tor away Aad an onion a day wjttl keep everybody away Biddefari Journal Look That Glv a Joy Gold and silver may supply ua wlUi the mceflsarles of life with food as drink clothes and houses but the cannot give the Joy Qt s= kind look Lord Avebury Force of Habit Why did she want to set her few bands will aside Merely becau It was her husbands and she had set In the habit of setting his will aside Houston Post 7 YCaustic What a lot of style the Browns are putting on Yes and what a lot of creditors they are putting off ITiBits As Was Shown Mrs Jimlee One thing I do Is to teach my children etlquette myWaldoRare One Too To bo able to say nothing who Ii II Lost to keep still is a gift l j I 100 REWARD havinganyQuickRelief Liniment falls to pricisIt Is the most wonderful remedy for reI Andersonand110renessW KyIt I any relief since I was paralyzed given years me IndForsawTLetton reHetlandttemS B Ewalt Parltf Ky iAnyMfnutcsAsk For Your Money BackI u JOe At Alt DrMffgU er Wrtin ltetaiy Ceo trdaftea Ky t + 4 fiSi 1J t r toJ i iFo t f k1EiiiI1 1Rallroade Seem to B s In Antto Limit Runninfl Time tventy Mlles an Hour uv J n eastern railroads restrict of trio sp edof nil trains to seventy miles an hour indicates a tendency Rtivay from theold speed Ideate of IsFalgnlfcant Improvedxoadbods marks stronger bridges stool equip ment and fit everything but tougher poaltloDtowhen most of the limited Bad flyers were InstHuted Most speed records on American mil roads In fact were made wader lHe Becuro operating eondltlpas than BOW exist A Lehigh Valley train la 197 covered forty mile at thu rate of a9arlfngtontrainmlnety lght mile gait and a train on the Plant system In 1MI accomplished fivemilesWeeternmites at a speed of sixtysight miles an hour- Seventy miles an hour Is the maxi railroadsregular fastest German train runnlng etween Berlin and Hamburg maintains speed of only fiftyfive miles an and English schedules are but little faster Does a public demand exist for eighteen hour and other high speed trains Railway managers represent that It does and a recent wreck was ascribed by an Illinois Jury to this in direct cause But tho companies aro under no compulsion to run them they are uneconomical and most have been instituted by way of rivalry and to advertise the roads more than to meet any real need of the traveling public A policy of speed reduction would accord with thn POIJc retrench meat with which railroad executives are confronted In other things y Sandys Name Is Dints WIUibTa year or two Chiles government will no longer offer lucrative places to Scotch engineers englaeersnnningthe from North Britain under fiveyear contracts and tho cost to the Chtlea- exchequer is about onethird loo than would be the employment of na tlve born engineers Hitherto how euUyRlQvedthelris generally admitted Tq bring the Chilean youth up to 4 pitch of proficiency so that they be able to take the places of th highlypAJd Scots a government school1 SootClsstractcran American should be engaged but to placate the Scots still under con Gapplicaatare abort 300 engineers and MO ms cblnlsts esBloyedOB the goviramea- roads t ot Chile 11c Jnf N a YtitraR tnftt r visiwnw valMaa B ia rrJofcB rw Wa4 MC17 dUd a4 Alia to at tbJi ge a il hty ghtr kd ad yenturfs tisyoalIloet of Jd8 tailing It ml wlMtt ylbyed fIB the hoPi kPhtwKk te SOeorglqput lato wales em the nUli e+4B of that Otato Mr Wade eqlie4 to lo wattTing the Cfrirtt war He was often called to pilot troop trains to all portions ot elbllfamilyAt one time finding all bridges burned and unable to proceed with his train he attempted another route only to find himself hemmed In by the enemy and a stiff fight ensued in which the Confederate forces were victorious and able io make their way to their destination Springfield Republican knlgbtetd generamanager 1 and though one of the most prominent I figures in tho railway world He began CyStock essentially a celfmade man small in atatuco tint the possessor of ant trap will Ills first great Success acne too rejuvenation of tho Midland and Southwestern Junction whichho took out ofi tho hands ofa recover and put on a paying baste attar the road had been given up as hopeless Engine Mileage Record The worlds record for mileage of a single locomotive is eUe edtobe Londoneen- gine bears the name of Charles Dick ens and was put into service on February 6j 1882 It rune between Man riryear credit ReunanUrIi ha Increased so in RottaWuiU that oertbi railway line are so occupied with carrying it that they have little am npaoity for anythlBg else The maa ager ef the State JUllways therefore asked a to 1Uleer n e e 1 OtoI i T l f ry iiit 3 J t ryr J II Ho1i4ayJi3ook= j 1r i f FThoughtful1 Ar Thtsltookstore opens its holiday an son with cQmpt rfOrtnjents of livery kind of booktoarcouldask for The St Ik 1 bicper t bettor and more complete than ever Defer Yoiilhj belectinc vour Ohrifltnins honks from the vnsb assortments I atts j 4 fiction popular books set historicul work religious books Ba3 t rjuvprijle bookstationery calendars j 1 V +triitt 7 THE NEW FICTION T fr d ili Henry Van D keiTVi t Work ofProseThe Unknown Quan 150Auet125TheW Ohaniberst n tl4oJ GeneStrattouPurter The LadySda San a sequel to byICorporal Cameron by Ralph eel by 1 COU1- i BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED GIFT Y i n yu4 aM A Yawn Mans Fancy by Ooles Phillips nineteen pictures iseey f CGH 1 t All The Year Round by Whitcomb Riley illustrated witj tim wood cuts in color bv Gaet n Biuiman iteb2 50 jt c Hopkinson Smith not 500 + I l lie 1 The = fwr J Formerly published at 150 with full color pictures by Jho fc R VVolcort Adams and cover inlay bv Howard Chandler Christy Jo TUEFAMOUS LINE OF 150 coP RioNr NOVELS NOW CUT TO SOffs jjillj KQ 1t0 Postage 12c A Volume Extra i lend Stratton Porter At the Foot of the Rainbow Freckles Ilhe Girl of the Llmberlost WrightreThe of Dan Matthews That Printer of Udells The Shepherd of the Hills George Barr bic0ato eon Grauetark I Beyerly of Graustark KingeOuptle Oraneyorow Cowardise Court Illustrated TheSherrods Harold McGrath oose Girt HzzaKfl Clara Louise Burnham Jewel f Jewels ttorysBook 1 Opened butt f 1DLeaven of Lovest i t r Robert W Chambers f 1- IDauRer Yark Firinc Fighting Ohknce tiiW fonion Hm Comstou M I The Crisis S v The Crossing j v I Mr Crews Career V Jv Richiirr Carvel Ralph Conner vr Foreigner c x Glengarry School Days Prospeoter Man fro Glertgarry The Doctor v Margaret Delaud The Dr AWllkeninJof 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1iBivermenMlsO LLANEOUSfi i a lli Heritage of Desert- ForncrShrine I LncoMntvMr Pratt- Mastel 4 8 Violin Ptoppy j Paul AnthouyOhriBttau fig r When Putty went to College M Uiole William Yoke MARY WARES PROMISED LAND ff Thr new book bjr Annie Fellows Johnston and other new Juvenile Bocks r The Rocket Books + by Peter Newell lioo V Nancy Lee by Margaret War i author of Betty Wales Cooks net 130 v i V Pattys Butterfly Days the new Patty books laoo Cryfton Chums by Ralph Hi llarboirttt1 0 The Boy Wllh tbe U S Fisheries by Wheeler liaj f l9 i JOOtS for BOYS and GIRLS at 25ct I rt i1tScboolSerleo West Point Series Circus nest Series Tom Swift Settee The nap Aviator Series t SiskBo k Store4yr f rq ii Madisonvilie Ky 1 4 t 119Wcst Center St J stre open wnhlp i lt V i rJ r J L s ic ii i Iv 0 I J

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