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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-15
Wcitcrn Warnlauo Giicubabn.
S1alidl.

Srat IN crait am IL. Eftpbcr 1905.
Shee ~ocrl1tien SlensStaiioR. ipie felpi:
40 WiorGens - chneu5ng, NarptIinte, Sas
geralolplL aupnesborr. u. & y. Nj. II no
Den SlloelL uuo uisg. Sonntna y. q. q. a..
8ntlcodi 9bdriberShur1, WIort'i5burg rnb
8iuc5citcr.
Ills gtbenoS-9(itom. nah llnionsgriSae.
Sa9Itf, nne0tnuninied Spuntdas.
90 WiorperS-Oorf, y. \ -. 9ip. ann Sauptf
Stnie 6itIt9 bon Sntor0sGtope. Carlisle uno
SO @oracnSS SduptIinic SaacrS.amu. 9an5
cod, SbippeuSbura. Sreocrid, Sntmiisbmrg
mo q. & @. 9in. bis glftou.
9.45 .W(orGtnc-@citDcburq Grrehp, %ffot1.
isnietis GmorD @rooc, intuie Saiinner uno
tOiN SVorscu5-arrom. ro6 llnion.erloee.
20 9lnbm.-Nttom. fdb @morO @rooe.
$50 gtahu.-gitont nab SHur1 9rooe, 2. &
s. Siu.. iolpie lort.
'4.l0 EadM-GrprcB undi 9prf, GnHuuer aun
@etthebnrg. (EarlprsGnr.)
40 Htn6m--SlIIout, nan ilniorsSrioee.
200 stn6m-@rpreb nab 94ouoon, gSeitmins
Her, untcusNrt0qe mo odnn 9lltoni. mao
Nn0erstpmn mn SGncod, iotuie Sreoerid.
Gulu1ltt9bur0 mo Sbippen5burg CparIors
Carr.
5.2i Tubm-9liIom. nah SampIiecs.
6.t5 9~tbcnos-9(ffpn. nab linton grioQe.
$50 IhfuoS-Ittom. nab @rnQrp 9rooe.
Hur Snrutags.
9'5O NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. nan Union 8rto9e u.
SanoOer.
$50 T~ocbm-gftom. mad Union gribee.
$50 glahm.-gffun. rncb Sompfteao.
&tuets ino @eptd. 9iireuu: Dir. 25, @eits
NnltimoresStrdbe.
Slae baiiet on linions. Benna .sslbe.s. Sui
TOM uuo NnIbrppis (ToribsIbennes) Stattoit.
y. 8. @rtsmplo, 6. Z. M.
3. W. Supen. IS. 3. u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-15

sSir nehcu z. q ". @rcrn Sracina Stainpe.
Sl,i5 arofc. 0leine Aubtubirn si..1.
Sriitnltb nclteht lttn irei rnf Snieier. 40
500. .,......0 arte vi. t........ S..uu
St.25.... Snrte Or. 2, 3 uus Nnf , St'23
$3.50. Sunburn Mr.. ., , auc Hne. .s':ou
81. y 6ptb geiaatcsT idtenhri5. actpaifeh' VI
pSioelttn Gpal d 5rpa 90"
3stoe Telephonc. 522-524 StsMpIuifient'Slr.
5rantlIrsS Cir. ltno p. & E.tgnplis Snupi'
@iiredu y,r. tt2. 9turhz Spiptrn 4StrnIe,
Sifcn iroen Samitas Nteiio.
(Cft20 T&51O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-15

@aie sur lieiie ms AnsIano bciorat u.
6aiue, VT. Ali, Ct. Yanls Sirabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-15
McrdantS' G. MincrS' SrnaSpOr.
tatiun SpmpunN.

EnlllpPtlYtnlfn.
FAD Bottom mo Dem Often: iebeE W}ontaa,
6 ll0r.
9tad, Qrobiocnce uno ber Often: ieben eonns
tnN, WlithuOh nm Sreitu9, glbenbs 6 llbr.
9in6 9IempOrtsyietpS rnO Eorinli: tialib I'M
G ll6r N5Cuoe
Sra6t miro tdQIi6 bis . llbr I6euos fir an
ncm SnNc n5iubreuoe Sampler nngenomneH.
9idh SHuHUuub uno benz Siihcl: ieocn SIer'
ituG. SumcritdG mn Snnitdg. NbcnoS 6 llbr.
@o'tonCr uuo BroriOete- Sumpfcr iu6ren bon
ser gGeritC AM Slhc hes Coma Sods ub. Sus
pOutnbs 9umricr bon Der 8eritc an 5nBe Der
2Scit Snua @rcuiC.
Is. d. @iaiuaban, gacut,
lOngsSoi.
@. e. Snrucr, @sp., N9eut.
u. :. stcbbius, Gen, s@ian.
Nnur:tirCdu - shopft.@de German rrn
9ia1tsStloRc. (1t3,T&S1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-15
GbcinpCafc Sampicr.G ompagnic.

GNciapeate, 9inte.
6Icaanie guiiuGicr +. Snnpier asugu'ia" unb
.N(tIanta" nudh MW5
Glib Fniut Comfort uno 9,orfclf, Ga.
Ndmuier u~crluiien Baltimore tdaltd C1iisee'
numnlCH SunltuO@l nm ESQ Hlbelbs mo font
mn in SO GOiut Comfort I'M g ltbr Moraens
liio in 9icriolf nm 7t5 WiprgeuS al. dnidiics
Ceuo al Die SiicnbotnBiiqe nab Gllell 9IIliis
ten ocS Siioens mo SiopeiicHS.
Yurt,JiiUcr.2 inic.
@iegdnte Rniingtcrs Sampler o9burlrtpn" uno
baltimore"
nan &eitsguint uuo MidImpno, 3a.
Sumpier p~erluiien GliimUre tdgiie1 tuuSAes
rnitmCu SuHHtaGs) nm D l~llrg(ufmittngs uno
tonlmcn in Ieits Vnint nm $50 W{orgcus ullo
SIT Hidmuno nm 90 Wuroens an.
Tte an Wnutdgen. MittpuheH un6 Sreiiu'
aeU BON Baltimore ubfdbreuoeu Sampler. ltllo
Die Uuu gScitsSoint an Sieuituaelt, Sonncriins
GEN Enb Sunituucn ab'dbren, le9en gu Slouces
fters(oilt mo stImonS's an; mo Die an
SicnfiGgcu Sunuerfingeu nm Snrlitageu bon
Baltimore uno nu Mtortdgen. Mittfpodhen nm
S~rciiuGen bon 99cftslOiut dbfarcnoen 9u!rpIer
lcecn In 0n:tluuI mo 9Ianboni ar thet efH'
iti0tm gSeiterl.
Sampfcr u~crlei;en Baltimore pom girr Tr. Is
uno 10, 9tahtitraicn'gS erite.
Gurhs Nilletc mad allen Tunfiel ioireft ges
Itdert @epdd aufoeeeben uno 3uiiitensiinfrer
inn IorauS rcIeruirt tpcrber In zen biefideit
Ninets 9iircnur: Ir. f19, Git.galtintnrc strnhe,
u. u. 9iubiun, Igeri, gfr. 1877, STsSaitiniUtss
Straie, noer ben S~nnptsBfreaur: 9r. 800,
eiabt.strahe, Baltimore, Mo,
Teubcu Suitcr, u. Z. ehisnh,. .
Sen. sGefhdftSfiibrer. Sen. sGaiug.erIqen.t
7. s.. M,e1pnnel, SiIissSen.s Snii. sleent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-15
MarslanS &: Ycnniplpania 81. q.

3iqe b~erlaiicn NortbsIbe.s II. SafsStr, sSidfioii:
7s36 BORN. mad gori tGg'lb. auseenoulileh
Scan!ccS.
$50 Sornt. nan SeItn MIR Gonntaes.
$3.50 Sornt. nab 9eluir iiglid, aus9erorfiiileH
Sonuta05.
3.25 gln6m. fa6 gori tdelih, ais9enoHlrien
Su1ntngS.
4O5 Siddm. nGd Selta rur Sonnta9s.
4.20 9lahm, nG6 9eIin tialid, dlisscnoh'l'e"
SollutagS.
600 s(6en6s nab QeIair tdeIiG, auseeTiom'
men SunniaeS
II. 90 9benoS nab 9eIair MIR Sorritd9s'
ii45 stbenbs na6 Selair Wlittruohs iIHo S'H"
ftuQs,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-15

annapolis, MT. RoOnI Station, no ll1o
2s45 Born Abe ilS y ,5,55 Mabn' S 10 SSit'
TAOS. 800, 1855 Rahrt., 900 ubr Nbenos
SreSertd. Nat. sfrpaI.eiGtteH' y Ss 40 lno ls4S
Fern gan A. u SSGITOen.S55ggf'Gma. 10 o, sRO f .5.So ? @odm una
utS l2.4S Wadm. Ganloeu'siation. l7.2o Sorm..
1880 Soo srS ss,oo G giap MosaI.e totton. is.45 sor..
$50 Gq96mT. IN S sssm 1900 S0rm''
,7' S5'' snS sS.i u gsrmx sh:2S.. 1870, $50
saIss n ss'; ai ss,i's d.. MoSaI 5 siiafio s0! as..s
aadsnl. Sanr6sn;s:aito1. as 90 gSaSIn. No.
etrahe, Rew.Yorf. seauem arfesen Snr Or.
rcidnns bes sptef-. sbsn.sr. uns eaotn.Si.
Ss,,is. gssssE. Gambler SerI, ga s9pu,
8arIo- II. !speife. .3daI. 7.55@. 81. 500 9. 9
s siiIIIst F SIhsr. a n1s So 50. SSss. S.Sas Z q
fdr5 ss,s Sts s,mt,,sa adaIu W lSs p, i S5;n 3
saa,, Siitei.. Saua; ssqricg' S5fersatIcns: nnS
Ssades. 86iIa., ausg g 500M. S95a. g
ssSaaatSBesss. 1 @biIa.. I aES. sSc I. s s:OS i. Z
S6luflrnpann . .3dgI. 1890 M. 1874 81.
v I' sD jstG!s ab@IatiFO iaf ,c. go a s,s,S,gG sar e an ~
rlabr1e bon 30 fneteren bereii.
~ mad attantte.eitg an Nodentageu; ~
nab Atlaufie.S tEh tdeli6,.
@ne 3hee baIien In E~ilminetpu. " bdIt ~
Shelter. ON.
gerI. Camden yerI. Wt. RobGi
YbiId. sffur1.. MIR 81 sos q. $40 q.
IbtIa, Mftonr, itlir 90. $40 Y. 500 V.
Mherocen gIf., aur Sf 100 u LOS q.
PbiIa sIf., nusq. 2. 2.20 u. 2.25R 81.
Vbi.a GSpres, ausa. 9 800 81. sos q.
dberbecit gst., uiisl. 6 6.10 VI. 6.15 ".
TbiIa, W,tpm,, nur GO. $40 u. 6.16 ".
NbiId. 9rpreb, 1daI. 900 ". 905 ".
@iletseiirenrt: storbpeftsgde gbarIes' uni
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cd. @. e.. M.syebdube). 81.
526. eis.gIoabtuab. Wt. HouaIsetatton obes
3. 3. Nattiu. Rar. Bon 1ronic.
9. %. eafet. Oen.spdH. .Naeut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-15

Vim WCm II b. V~lIU01IlCr:
,.Ncrp Griniipol, i'd muodltc Sjc nm
orci Eo0c llrloub bitten id mlll mid
pc~rbcirotbrr. Gbef; oS&o@, Orcr
lo0c? llnn ncltlid) iporcn Slr crit
orci GAGE an SniIucnjo tront2 @o'
RIM buben Sic lid oo nltt 0Jcit ucr.
bciratbct!"
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Mus Ocm Gnncrcn NinrDInnS'S uni
ben anorcdlcuIGu Stdutcn.

ukH lNtllNh lNhlNh
Sic Muitrrupuli}ci ami Orr
" d) t..
,<l NunapoIi2 bot Ojc @lntCrnpoitr
}ri ole toIQcuOcu N0hr}cuNr NM Gus
pilGuc ultcr Der gutiNuj0lQmd crl
urlicicrt lmiortirtc NlitCru an @oro
SIT nubcu: (noo. 5. &iic pom SdQo
ucr ~. 6. @obcr" pom Somcr'ct
Golum; Eobn ). &juG pom Sdooncr
.Unr" pou Baltimore; ", s.. %onc@
NOM Shooncr Carrie Hcucll" non
Baltimore; Clipcr Stcpcn9 pom Der
x. W}cNhtrrou" BON Baltimore; v.
MollucC uou Der oCrctO0 &1d'ou"pon
Baltimore; ,Ncii 0uuj2 non Der ytNru1r
els Nuthlnion" MN baltimore; >Subn
s.. (oncr non Der oEurltOn"uon SQ
mrrictzGoumtu. Gopt. Num0r0 NluQ
luic0cr in ScC mo man c%ru0rtCt, 0o6
nod mchrcrC Gubr}clQc morQcn rrlll
bier cintrcifcu. IS ut Scr &clchl ocs
@ouuCrlCllra, OnB Oo@ @c'CG III BE
5ltN ulll mliortirtc Nultcru thrift be
iotQt miro. Gc2QIcId)cu murocn Olc
fuldClDcn Gupit0nc III %Gombrl0Q'
mcgrl NnItcrnf0lQCna an ocrbotc
lrc,l @Cbictcn mt ic So mo Soften
bcitroit: @ror0c ". Morncr inn,
@cpr0c elliott, inn, Wtllton lhunlo@,
lNiQinu u. Nlbhntt mo MlllIOnl s..
StCUnrt.
%n elmer z ely lUQcrci Der
test.
,&1 Niurtin3burQ llcQt DER IltnNt
Nlbcrt Snlotc pon l}prth NiountniU
al elmer aopipu1pc I'M Stcrbcn, Die
ibul in elmer Sd)l0Qcrci nit elmer
&IcriIol6c 5lQcliIQt muroc SIC 80,
li}ci bat SCnnrour Goulinl Ghurlc>
Ghoppcrt uu0 &ohn Grodctt ol9 @c.
thciliQtc an Der ShloQcrci ucrburtct
BOD elm Nrouo.
%n Der 9l0hc pon HuulinQ2, Nucs
gam Golmtu, Aerictb Der Stou Deg
u. !. %onliiou noOurd IN Nrunp.
"ub "'y IuS;a w. ,V,'~,v ~, E Si,.
0o,'I' ~'' VS., To.o.
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pp',' w. ,|ytp'I ."' on o,',''.,s"v H', 'T',,
ptt' F'"'S .nI '", n,S,,'~ ',,n ~,
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op' '"e' Ev,, >,",. I,'tS ~ Ho,.
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N," n",} mnttn,, ,,nn
$500 y -, >l,o4,,',l |
% E"J, '' nj ,,,"''''
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Goblcn nnS 5oI5.

SphleE. 6pblcn.
Sctt ii ole Scit, SBgc Nintcrtoblen Bu tunicu.
ca TX Nrofc auetublcn nno ca TX
0SfsJ iret nun Sdlicfers OAJ
Nr, 1 bGrte ~. $500 vi. 2 sunburH. $3.50
Nr. : bnrtc ..S7,25 Hr. 3 suuburn. 81 80
Nir. } burtc ...S7.25 Nr. z 9Dfeps glai. $50
9ini -. 49,. ,S1.25 Gr. 3Shiciic gnt. SS,tO
1inbntt uuur 1jc. pru Souuc iibsr 10 S0uucu.
Ucacu Sanr.I
@cidateS SidltCubuIs, " f6urs 500.
8ciagtes GiGcnhott, u Curb $500.
Willinger & @cbrauf.
ouupt 2iir{ra 1iain gpbleHrpf5 Grctous uno
@oOs StraBe, 3tdrto RiiSeaf. ce 2dpn Goul
60" ptnHitineut nahe GfNHBstrdec.
Gel: &! &ssl SSo!ic tlI7 Vt Ma, Goart. 2610.
Clprtl208Q(tcl aN 40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-15
Baltimore Sampi d. Iafrt : So.
(Nute unb SuuerldiHa. gai.2inie.)
MIn I,nr Elnntnn-l MINT hnfnrhnrnh
sic Seu StnaielIsgOlt betoroerHo.
Snmpier ngirgiuia" (nrn), ,,glabuma,"
,.lScprnin." Scnncicr.n

St Stt SluultN-NOIl OCIuIoetlO.
Snmpier ngirgiuia" tnru), pqlabama,"
,@rprain," rScuuciee."
Sampler iabren td9lif, Sountags alisgenoms
men, BON ben .GuizGines Oilers, Nr. 1918,
qiabisSirnbe, $50 @6euo5, oir2it mad Slb
Roint Comfort, gioriolt, ROrtsmuutb uno uGen
4rnfteu oes SiioeHs. &crbinouHp in OLD
@oint Comfort nit e. & 8. Gifenbubu." Tu6
Gi&moHo, &erhinouna in 8ortsmOutb init Dem
"ScnbourO 9lir Cine" iolioeu 3ug bon Boris,
ntrltb nab atlanta IN 9iorfolt Serbinoung
init Der p~gtlHniie Goat Cine" gprfoli uu6
Gnrnltnn, y~Iorlolt uno %iitOIttb, yiorfoIf uno
tuciilih uno DClo SomiEion Cine" llad sleps
6erlt @ufbinatou, N.sG, Gitmunb, @a. unb
IClus Yurt.
Miabl5Riten ru6 europdiihrm Ginue. 2nru.
rtp'e Ndilten5Immer eleftrttbe Vcleudtlmn,
9ampibei8uuN. 9nien iret. Refcrpirte Sniiters
simmer IN heu GtuetsBiredur Der s@aO cine, Z"
nj. t07. CttNnlttmorczStrd Or. 500 uno
56a, giabt ztrubc, 2. ". 6. Office, SiiooitsSde
Baltimore mo 9Gluert 3 GtraBe, Continental
Eruit gliilolng mo Ilbaigbs, Gtrs 100, gIoros
GburiesitrnBe.
Suhu ". Sheriupub, q. Groiur.
Etce @rdt. H. Sen. sWIunuger. @cE.sSuii. sglaent.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-14

One eight room, two story house
new, on railroad street. All con-
veniences and outhouses, complete
rents for $25 90 per month. win sell
for $4500.00 cash, or one-half down
balance in one and two wears at SIX
percent. interest.
One five room house on Sebree
avenue; good location; near NJ. E.
I Church, South. Good outhouses
good water and garden. Rents for
$500 will sell for 81 10000 this is a
bargain.
One three room house on Railroad
street In good repair, outhouses and
garden. Rents for $1,000 will sell for
$4,000.
A two story house centrally locat-
ed in darlington. Good outhouses
and good water A bargain for some
one.
One building lot, good location,
regular size, in Darlington, will sell
cheap.
One lot with two good dwelling
houses on it, one five, the other a
three room house. Good water and
outhouses, good location, will sell
cheap. Call and see me.
One farm consisting of 400 acres,
half cleared; good six room house !;
3 tobacco barns; good stables and
outhouses; plenty of water. This
farm is Pc miles from Crofton and
in the center of splendid coal field.
Will sell for $4,000; one half cash,
balance one and two years. Six per
cent interest.
One room house, rents for $40 per
month, built for 2 families, good gar
den and outhouses. House in good
repair. Will sell for $4,000 cash.
J. f. FAwoETT.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-14

More Trouble IN Breathitt County Over
Election Row.

Lexington, KY, Dec. IL. The
feudal war in Breathitt county.
which has thrown the State in tur-
moil during the past two years, and
which has cost human life by the
wholesale, has broke out afresh in
jackson, and peaceful citizens fear
more serious outbreak at any mo-
ment.
During fight Saturday afternoon
Grant Holiday, deputy sheriff un-
der Ed Callahan and a strong bench
man Of the Hargis- Callahan faction,
was shot and instantly killed by
Jake Noble, and the latter received
wound full in the face, which will
likely cost him his life. Noble is a
brother of County School Superin-
tendent Henry B. Noble, and, while
he has never taken any part in the
troubles in the county, he has been
a strong supporter of his brothers,
several of whom have appeared
against the Hargises and Callahan
in the criminal prosecutions for the
murder of CockrilI and Marcum, and
he also took an active part in the re-
cent election, in which the Hargis-
Callahan faction was defeated, and
the fight is said to have resulted
from Mobiles attitude in the cleo
ton.
When the two men met Holiday,
without a word of warning, shot
Noble in the face, and, after falling,
the latter turned over on his back
and fred two shots into Holiday
from a revolver, death being instant
aneous.
Men now go about the town heavc
lily armed and prepared for war.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-14
Paducah May Lose Her Custer
House.

Washington, ID. c., Dec. TO-
Should Congress follow Secretary
Shaw's recommendation Paducah,
KY, will soon cease to be a customs
collection port. During the last
fiscal year it cost $3.50 to maintain
the office and not a,dollar of receipts
came in.
There are fifty-one ports of entry
which cost the Government more to
maintain than they bring in, their
aggregate receipts last wear being
$47, 600 and their expenses $4,000.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-14
Broke the TxpewritIna Record.

Pueblo, Colo, Dec. 9.--Ray Vanet-
tisch, state service editor of the Pu-
eblo Chiefton, last night broke the
worlds typewriting record for both
the thirty minutes and one hour
tests, taking 1900 words during the
first thirty minutes and finishing
the hour with 4,9l7 words. The
dictation was received over the long
distance telephone from Denver, a
distance of l20 miles. The previous
hour record, 1880 words, direct die
tation, was made by Paul Munter
at Madison Square Garden, New
York, November 4, 1905.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-14

For Handling the Crops Pledged to the
Dark Tobacco Protective Asso-
citation.
jacksonville Hustler


The Dark Tobacco Protective AS
ISOLATION of Hopkins county held it's
first business meeting Saturday and
the meeting was characterized by
business like action throughout.
Arrangements were entered into
whereby the two factories OF +. d.
Ramsey, A. r. Blanks and A. Tin
der have been rented for the purpose
OF handling this years crop that has
been pledged, which Is estimated to
be about 100000 pounds.
Messrs +. d. Ramsey, A. r..
Blanks and A. ID. Melton were Sc
cured to be the handlers and receiv-
ers Of the tobacco and to fix the rel
alive valuation upon the crops ac-
sording to the scale adopted by the
Association. These are all expert
enced tobacco men and understand
thoroughly how to handle the crop.
The plan will be to Issue q receipt
for the tobacco as 1t is brought In,
fixing the valuation on the crop, and
when the tobacco is disposed of, ev-
cry member receives pay according
TO the classification made by the
handlers. The appointment of
these men gives confidence that ev-
erything will be done properly and
banks will have no hesitation in ad-
vancing reasonable percent ia cash
upon the receipts Issued.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-14

Oscar Hunt, one of the Carlisle
football team, is an Indian million
aire. He is from Oklahoma and has
been at Carlisle for some months.
When the government bought land
from the Indians the Hunt family
had great deal to sell and Oscar
found himself the owner of seven
figures. His teammates call him
"Heap Big Money Chief, Head of
the Spondulix." He is studiously
inclined and off the gridiron wears
glasses. n
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-14

What sculpture is to block of
marble, education is to a human
soul. The philosopher, the saint
and the hero-the wise, the good
and the great man-very often lie
hid and concealed IN piebelan,
which proper education might
have disinterred and brought to
light.-Addison.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-14

The marriage OF Miss Charlie
Messenger and Mr.. Jno. Parker,
both Of this city, took place at the
Northern Methodist parsonage last
Thursday evening, Rev. Dame Of
Gciating. The bride is a daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Messenger and
the groom the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. ID. Parker and is employed by
the st. Bernard Mining Company.
Congratulations are extended by
their numerous friends.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-14
Hot Springs, Ark.

This great health and pleasure re-
sort is best reached via the Iron
Mountain Route. Quickest schedule
and solid trains, Pullman sleepers,
chair cars, etc., from st. Louis or
Memphis daily. Now Is the season
to visit this great resort. Low
round trip rates, liberal limits
Handsome descriptive literature
furnished free. For rates, map
folders, ETC., call on nearest Ticket
Agent, or address r. It. q. Matth-
ews, L. p. A., Room 30l Norton
Bldg, Louisville. XIV.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-14
VI or Thin
Babies

Fat is of great account
to a baby that is why
babies are fat. If your
baby is scrawny, SCOTS
/. m ulsion is what he
wants. The healthy baby
stores as fat what it does
not need Immediately for
bone and m us Gle. Fat
babies are happy they do
not cry they are rich /;
their fat is a id UP for
time of need. They are
happy because hey are
comfortable. The fat sur
rounds their little nerves
and cushions them. When
they are scrawny TIL os e
nerves are hurt at every
ungentle to nc h. They
delight in SCOTS Emul-
sion. 1t is as sweet as
wholesome to them.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-14

Rough skin and cracked hands are
not only cured by DeWitt's Witch
plication will keep the skin soft and
smooth. Best for Eczema, Cuts,
Burns, Boils, etc. The genuine De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve affords
immediate relief in all forms of
Blind, Bleeding, Itching and Pro-
truding Piles.
Sold.by John X. Taylor, Druggist.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-14
Advertised Letter List.

Mary f. Graves, Edward Cooper,
Marion Corey, Pete Cunningham
Ellen Bailey, Jim Wood, Orie Smith
Wade Reynolds, Oscar Qualls, F. X
Morder, Leapder jackson, Walter
Johnson, Tidy Isbell, Jehnny Hol-
combe, Jim Gray.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-14
Percy Lustsr.s Tine

Elkton, KY, Dec. l2.-The trial of
Percy Luster, charged with the muir
der of his wife at Guthrie, will be
held here this week. Luster left for
parts unknown after the murder, but
was apprehended in Utah and
brought back. Since that time he
has displayed signs of insanity. He
Is in jail here.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-14

Kentucky has organized fifty
seven national banks between
March, 1900, and June, 1905, having
capitalization of $4,020,OOO, and
eighteen having a capitalization of
less than $4,000 each. The South
shows large gains in this direction.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-14

Don't drug the stomach to cure a
cough. One Minute Cough Cure
cuts the mucus, draws the inflam-
nation out of the throat, lungs and
bronchial tubes, heals, soothes and
cures. A quick cure for Group and
Whooping Cough.
Sold by John Y. Taylor, Druggist.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-14
Cured Paralysis.

w. f. Bailey, p. o. True, Texas,
writes: my wife had been suffer-
ing five years with paralysis in her
arm, when 1 was persuaded to use
Billiards. Snow Liniment, which
cured her all right. / have also
used it for old sores, frostbites and
skin eruptions. 1t does the work
Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-14

want to thank my many friends
for the kindness shown at the bed
side of my darling baby, Jewell.
May God bless them all, is my
prayer. MRS. j. +. HIBBs.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-14
DEATHS

Thos. Herpert O'Bryan, aged 10.
died at Madisonville Thursday
morning, December Z, of typhoid fe-
yer. Funeral at Baptist church Fri
day afternoon and interment at Odd
Fellows cemetery. Services by
Rev. Price e. Gatlln. The deceased
came from Greenville several
months ago and has been popular
and exemplary young man in his
new home. He was engaged as a
salesman for the firm of Ashby q
Baker.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-14

More than 10000 photographs of
birds amid their natural surround
ings have been taken by an English
naturalist. Some of them entailed
as much as week of waiting and
watching.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-14

Now is the time to buy calendars
for 1905. We have the SWEETEST line
the lowest prices. Don't fail to see
our line before purchasing, Write
us postal card and we will take
pleasure In calling on you with
samples.
THE DARLINGTON BEE.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-14

A celebrated English beauty
doctor" is coming over to cure
American women of LONELINESS.
What folks here Will ask is why she
jumped the job where she came
from.--Globe-D Democrat.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-14

Lonnie Gaddy, only ~ years old,
died at Madisonville Tuesday morn
ing of last week of blood poisoning.
following an injury received In
shooting toy pistol. His hand was
wounded and blood poisoning set in.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-14

There is more worship in the
music of the heart than in all the
art of music.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-14

One full sized lot 5Oxl9O feet. Good
building lot in good neighborhood.
Will sell cheap. J. E. FAwoETT.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-14

Cslomel was discovered by CroI-
Illus In the seventeenth century, and
the first directions for its prepara-
ton were given by Begun in 1908.
It's name is derived from two Greek
words, siguifying "a beautiful
black" because in its preparation a
black powder is the first step in the
manufacture, being produced by
rubbing mercury tygether with cor
rosive sublimate.