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Digital page images are linked to the text file. l 0 0 M IIi L TUESDAY 1and FRIDAY JIi u c 1 BYN WECHtV IF 6 IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESjE ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE IL TWENTYSECOI = EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY FRIDAY JANUARY 13 1911No4Iu I dd dd d d d ld dd d i I d d d dd d tld tI S d Va CLOSINGotJTSALE 1 1The I3oirgQira Store EJetilirxgton jII at your own price Come early and Your Choice of the Bareainsi I Madisonville Notes i rJ BY AILEEN DAVI- BVleitersEatertaiae I j d Mrs CA Morton beautifully uiv tertalnetl on Tuesday afternoon at Bridge at her home In East Con ter street In honor of Miss Holon Gregory of Yazoo City Miss a guest of Mrs Olyd Ruby and Miss Florence Allyn of Spokane Wash u guest of Mrs L E Ruby In this city Those present wero Misses Boot die Vera Murphey Elizabeth Vie tory Elllo Gardiner Florence Allyn Alleen Davis Holon Gregory Mar aret Victory and Mrs C A Mor ton Miss Ellle Gardiner scoring the greatest number of points was given an exquisite little french picture in an oval frame After the games was completed the hostess served a most beautiful Luncheon W M Bisbon IB able to be out a r Katn after belngconflned to his home for the past week suffering from a EM severe fall Mr Bishop is improv lug rapidly much to the great joy of friendsTI Mr and Mrs Benjamin Myers haveP t bought the Jas H Young property on Lake street and are moving in this week o Miss Alllen Davis Business man fer of the Branch office of the Darlington Boo made a business trip to Evansville Wednesday r Misses Mary Ruby Morton and Florence Allyn accompalned by Mrs Jno L Grayot will go with the Madisonvllle company presenting Charlies Aunt in Princeton Ky Friday The Oklohoma traveling car stationed on the side track in Madison t yule is creating quiet a great dual 41 of interest among the people of this city All those interested in Oklo homa shoufd not fail to visit this ear and be shown through Oh You RedHeaded Girl An Eastern paper has been con ducting a contest of popularity between blondes and brunettes and the preponderance of opm jon has proven to be in favor of the girl with red hair cc Red bair has seemed always to I tibe the subject of unfeeling jokes r iijust why very likely none a knows Yet despite the jokers o prejudice there are few things coming into higher recognition for beauty than the redheaded girlrShe is one of the questions of the day from which there isno v gttingaway any more than from the white horse She has ever been with us and ever will be she has a perfect right to exist end to have all the belated horn age that men choose to pay for There is no longer any sup pressing or the fact that women iwith red hair are brighter and more ambitious than their blonde and brunette sisters and have played more important parts in the worlds history The Bless id Virgin Helen of Troy Joan aif Arc Elizabeth of England 1 I lary Swart Anne of Austria Empress Eugenie and many oth er had red hair and did not blashfor it and none blushed yThr them ether ornot much has been wd in reply of the quips against twit is a fact that red haired r jftiinftix have an almost unfailing 4 i iicinatiQn for men and reds maids are almost un r IiItn wn 1 R In New Zealand a d I J y woman is considered a partner that will lead a man to paradise The origin of red hair has been discussed more or less by scien tists but without attaining o conclusion any more definite that that concerning the origin of man The Saxons of other Northern Tribes were ilnxen haired whili those further South were lark haired That red hnir may hrtvt come of the blinding of those two is possible The color of the hair is usually considered indicated of the tern perament or nerve quality of the Red haired people are usually quick tempered and yet not more highly tempered than the lighthaired and hardly us short grained and brittle as WhileIredspite For a long time artists drew the line at red hair holding that it was artistic and could no be made to blendVwith the colors necessaryto good portraits This notion has been made effectually exploded by Henner whose redhaired women have become famous the vorld over and now so great is the demand for redhaired models that they command higher wages than any other Thus the red haired girl so long laughed at is getting the laugh backand the redhaired girls laughs by the way is alt ways particularly clear and sweet Louisville Herald NO TIME WASTED Prompt Action Is Pleasing Many Earlington Citizens Get down to the cause of eyery thing Bad backs are caused bysick kidneys Cure the kidneys you cure back ache Doans Kidney Pills are for kid noys only No time wasted trying to cure other troubles Earlinipton peoplesndorso their merit James Walter Almoer of Earl iugton Ky says My kidney trouble was brought on by hard work and I was afflicted with the complaint for ten years I suffered from dizzy spells my kidneys did not do their work properly and rcy rest was disturbed by too frequent passages of the kidney secretions Some time ago I learned of Doans Kidney Pills and procured a box Soonafter I began their use Ire ceived great relief and thus encouraged I continued taking them until I was cured I feel very grateful to Doans Kidney Pills for bringing about this change For sale by all dealers Price 60 cents FosterMilburn Co Buffalo New York sole ageuto for the Unit StatesRemember the nal1eDoans1 and take no other Church Notice Services at the M E Church South next Sunday at lla m and 780 p m by the pastor The evening sermon will be for young men but everybody is in vited to attend and will be welcome TheSundaySchool is doing fine and IF meets every Sunday mor njtjg at 9000om find join the AdUlt Bible Class u c DSTRY HC get redheaded individual 1oJ 1ToiIIIIV t BARNSlEY BRIEFS iIr w1J Jim Grey of Hawesvillo Ky hoe returned to this plce and will work for the Kington Cojil Co Jack Vickrey was taken sick while at work at the Arnold mines and had to come home Tuesday Miss Annie Morgan who has been sick for the past week is able to lH out again Tim friends of MISS Mnncle Pvles will be glad to knpw she is thought to be better She is suffering from pneumonia Frank Josleyn who was lI armed durlpg Christmas will move here Sunday W T Vickrey went to Earlingtpn Tuesday on business Roscoe Ashley went to Madison vile Tuesday on business- A J Splllman of Earlington passed through here Wednesday on business for the St Bernard Mining CoSixteen car loads of fine stock passed through here Wednesday on trait No 79 Dr Siek of Earliugton was here Tuesday attending patient J M1tMar Jonesnwaw nasbeen quite ill the past week is able to be up E P Barnes on the Bradley farm is hauling coal frnm No 9 to supply Barnsley Barnsley may be a small place but it took a little over 2000 bushels of coal to run it the first ten days of January Lee Hammous small baby who has been very sick for some time is better Ed Gardner was not on duty Wednesday on account of la grippe Harry Rigneys child two years old was buried Monday It died of a complication of dlstasesIThere is quite a difference inI temperature this week and above zero and 14 below last60II tnltPI11slokWednesday IA A A fencejbuilt in our store for+ Bar galnn Barnes Cowand CoIncoroprated Thousands naY Kidaej r Trouble and NeierSaspiWt it HOW To 3In4 OUt Fill a bottle or common lass with your water and let it stand twentyVfotir hours of If a settling i or Milky often- indicates an nn healthy condi of too fre quent desire to it or pain in youtheI and need What To Do There is comfort in knowledge so often expressed that remedyfulfillsrheumatism pain in back urinarypassagescalding in it or effects following use of liquor wine or overcomes unpleasant ne cessity of being compelled to go often manytimesimmediate effect of 5wa is realized It stands the highest because its remarkable health restoring properties you need a medicine should have the best Sold by fiftycentand dust sedi mentbr stringy appearance tion the kid neys pass attention the the and bad beer and that pRoot soon You have a bottle sent free KilmerCoBingahamton rememberthename Dr Khmer DinghamtCliNWhen writing be sure and men tlontbiq paper Ketjular flftvcent n onedollar size bottles for sale at ill drag Btpre r ll OJ 7 n 4 MULE AND FATHER OVERTAKE ELOPERS I TwelveYearold 70 Pound Beauty Take en Back Home A Ovvensboro Kv Jaii9Nisi Sitrah Wiling 12 years old and weighing 170 pounds daughter oP William Wilhte a prosperous farmer near Eusor and William Shonse seventeenyear old farm hand eloped from home lie last night but the father climbed aboard his trusty mule and overtook them before they could secure minister and the license The young couple loft home with the intentions of going to Rockport Ind to have the cere monyperformed but had to stay over at Eusor until they could secure a train The father learned of their absence soon after they left and seeuriuga mule started in pursuit Uri reaching Eusor at 2 ooclock morning he found they were friendsVIl ng Jr rreturn hom s rej a I Io p I t The Lixinrtoii Herald Has announced its usual January- bargain otter of 600 pr arlfpald in advance on or before JaHuMrty AM Thlsvapplles to all newsti lie and those subscnberB wl m shl to January 1 19U or woo yiii5 gw all arrears to that date at the regifr lar rate it 50o per month Mail sub fiorlptionfto lTHE LEINOTO1RA Incori1tradti fir eQn 11u STATE IS AGAINST PROHIBITION i Says Prohibition Dealt Death Blows 1Hasto Many 1ganlzation l Lexington i yJanf11That the State Federation of Lalbor is bot in accord smith the prohibition movement was evidenced by the iinanibu adoption of the following resolution today Whereas the prohibition movement or local optiqn has dealt a blow to many of the labor organizations of the State Qf Kentucky and therefore epriyinj tlie jift tel and resta raot employ sitflnd bart nders7tc 4 pf a livelihood KentuckyStagede in accjijrdance with any move ment of wellmeaning but mist guided people to prohibit the sale of liquors and that we favor a strict sane and safe regulation of the traffic Five Men Burned to Death It was established yesterday that flve men are among the missing in the fire that wiped out the chamber of Oommerce build ing in Cincinnati Tuesday night The smouldering Navies in the ruins have proved an effectual bar to a successful search for the bodies Married in Madisonville A 0 Briggs traveling sales man of Franklin Ky and Miss Georgia Anglin of Adairville Ky were married at the Hotel Madison by Rev 0 F Vimb erly Wednesday afternoon i 1 j ar n Locomotive Blasts I Inquiry into railway accidents during the year ending June 80 1910 shows that the number of passengers killed in train acci dents Vas 227 ns compared with 181 for the previous year The number of employees killed in coupling accidents increased from 161 in 1909 to 207 in 1910 It is pointed out that notwithstanding the increase in the number of casualties a marked improvement is noticed in the practice of railroads in guarding against viola tions of the safetyappliance An alarming number of accidents occured to employ esof railroads who fell from care From this cause there were SOdeaths and 13244 iujuries y Important oAmbilieus Yovnj People 6600 has iId for t tiatgpand board for a Biisip ss C at diiegepituatedutpitq of Zvi l I13 Many of- th 1dli t fti ollege have fit 7b 00 to- apQ40 er m N va ati nt- S Mustered Inii Ba T g- i4ry 1- 2qe iid was mustered q ii GuardIervtce by- U Thirdttonight It Cat es the pjafee of the 0w6ijfc ro band failed tq teenn reJt c Ind I now Coats 3a- i000 now Coats 4981500 Coats nowa2000 Coats nowa2500 Coats 4 A now I a 1000 Trim med Hats 2 SILK NET AND PERSIAN WAISTS 750 Waists now 49S 500 Waists now PbaWO 400 Waists rt 11 QQnow a All Childrens Coats at price J In lUESDAYJ1 andJFRIDAY iPITAlt f Everything practically i i I i FEDERATIONOFLAioi i t INVESTIGATION IN- THOIPSON MURDER Have Brought to light New Facts to Prove it Could Not Have Been Suicide A court of inquiry in the lhompson murder case held tat neyBennettling facts The pistol belonging to the mnrdered man was found to be old and rusty would not shoot A farmer named T 0 Cole who came to Providence on the day of the murder tests fied he hadseen Mr Thompson at lOOO oclock in front of the livery stable and about 45 minuits later heard three shots in the direction of the It has been proven that robbery was not the cause of the murder and no real as to the cause has yet been Tho case is proven to he one of the most mysterious has happen ed in part of the state for sometime w Defence Scores Heavily in Schenk Triah The defence scored heavily yesterday in the case of Laura Farnsworth Schenk on trial afc Wheeling W charged with poisoning her husband Dr Hupp the States strongest Wit jfiefcs to slate admitted that ha was not sure of the poisoning symptoms exhibited by Schenk until he had a bottle of mineral water analyzed He said the discoloration of the gums was due to their Diseased condition rather than poison i C D ENS toreI1 WOW for a Lest Grat Effort to Make This the j GREATEST I SUITAND COAT SALE 750 98 98 98 98 98 7 48med Qmed Zp half and standing cemetary clue discovered that this Va also patients probably 1250 now Suits 6a 98 1500 Suits 9Snow Owa2000 Suits 4 now I 098A2500 now Suits 12a 98 3Suitsr98 QQSets1000 Fur 4aSS5 SSets250 Neck Pieces SSe SPECIALS IN SKIRTS 300 Skirts if now avO 600 Skirts A QQ nowa800 Skirts Jnow OMWO 750 Voile 4 QQ Skirtae7V1Your Railroad Fare Re funded here 17 U i Jn lt 711 t if i r a- 7r S I ft U 1 3 1S e Z3ee 4 f i PAUL M MOORE EDITOR AND PUBLISHER J E FAWCETT ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER j Memberbf Kentucky Press Association and r 1 Second District Publishers League Office Mortons Furniture Store 119 South Main Street Madi Kentucky Phone No 4MISS AILEEN DAVIS Mgr Early to bed and early to rise Attend to your business and advertise And you will be healthy pros perous and wis- eANNOUNCEMENTS f Ve are authorized to announce L B as a candidate for reolectlon to represent Hopklus county in thti lower house of the next General As eembly ot Kentucky subject to the action of the Democratic party I k We are authorized to announce Cass E Walker as a candidate for Repreeeutative from Hopkins cqun tv in the lower house of the next General Assembly of Kentuckyaub jeet to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Ed L Young as candidate to rep i resent Hopkins county In the lower house of the uext General Assembly of Kentucky subject to the action of the Democratic party A railroad man who comes from Howell where they know things says he has seen the plans and that TIlE BEES story about the new roundhouse for EarJ niton is the real thing only the time when it will bet built ne thinks will come away inside of the limit mentioned in TJJE BEES article Well speed the day We believed that way toot when Vy published the stiorv but preferred to be conservative Th 1Louiwille Evening Post issued trade edition last Sttur day tmvt was a most complete con jUrtents me chanieial standpoint One of tile JeaJing articles that on the Western Kentucky Coal Field a was written for that edition by Mr John Bi Atkinson Nrime i zoos other articles by experts in Vicarious branches of industry ail agriculture were also publisheil- q in all of which the resources liu possibilities of the State wer well fOlthIs the best thus wwe have seen since the last iJpi cial Obal Edition of the Bl11- ingtori Bee President Tttt the man who works more and talks lessis now Cant Work When you feel that you can hardly drag through your daily work and are tired discouraged and miserable take Gardul the womans tonic Cardul is prepared for the purpose of helping women to regain their strength and health Not by doping with strong drugs but by the gentle tonic action of pure vegetable herbs r II rake B56 The Womans TonIc Mrs L N Nicholson of Shook Mo writes Before I began to take Cardui I was unable to do any work 1 have taken 5 bottles and have improved very much I can do the most of my- houseworknow 4I cant say too much for Cardui it has done so much for me r Your druggist sells Car dul a today JnO MM N t i t Subscription Rates I One Yel1rrlOOS- ix months 50 261Slnon aptflicatlon Correspond In nil rts of the 1 parItloularsI IBranch in 131911Pt i a 4 s CAROUI r L l in full nejrotntiou with Embas sartor Brice for an arbitration treaty with EJ lan1 that will cover eVery possible difference of opinion between these two great est and most powerful of nations This beats the peace funds rot tributious all around the glob It is argued with good reason that this might speedily lead to the ostablishment of a perma neat supreme court of the nations abolish the necessity of war and our great armaments That our distinguished president who is also a great judge shout accomplish great things in the field of peace is to be expected Bardourville only the other day discovered that there hay been established in Kentucky n number of rescue stations under the direction of the State Department of Mines and made the discovery the subject of n special dispatch to a Louisville paper Earlington was included in the dispatch Perhaps Bur dourville is just getting here Enrlington has been supplied and fully equipped for some weeks past The KenTudky State Federa tion of Labor prdposes votes for women and resdlutes in favor of votes for women It anuouu es itself against prohibition in KeJl and gotta on record iQI a resolitJonJ J11effe 1 IS hardly tGet expo Y tNe F WMtJ P deratlJm i exteit3 it Jpilf fern e ij i Thejsurveyors ha4dtn oiisj ttncIJle h ir Ja qj pge nd ln terial have heel1 get ft d1 work It WI 1Inot JJe so J awhile till welterwill be uphill to tilts jitl point 1ftJt ridiiv and it new reservoir And by the way water Aijressure and nu abunduuce of moisture n tli hydrant is really a very goqi thing 1 II rOapt Robert E Peary is eit couragiugly near hig1rewllrd A bill that UoftgTtSf extend hi flmkfaK and retire1 i u with tho auk bf Rear d- yesterdlfvnMral was c Rrpved by the House SubcoluniftJeVoi Naval Affairs The beitein from the coun t t iut f6Vmtiy a dayis the uevvg that sanitary engineers are on the ground to determine the possibilities of a sewage system Vnteris really a very good thing to have in a town after afl Have you joined tfu p 2fJO Club yet Join theU2UO Oluh l tY J W Milton Dead Jats W Milton aged 78 years died at him home in Madisonville Thursday moruiusr of old age Mr Milton had been confined to his room for some time and friends have been expecting his death He vvaaa life long member of the hard shell Baptist church and was a good old man He was born m Rutherford Ooun ty N C and moved to Hopkins county in 18i2 He leaves a wife and seven children live boys and two girls The interment tok place at OJd Fellows cemetery Friday morning at 10 oclock in the presence ofIt large uumjjfer of friends nail eq Services weie conducted by- fDiWailhce Rey of Providence J e Z D aS 3 X4t arIXXXK X XOXt aO w ii Ladies Tailor Suits + 1 1 t M 4 l Halfv Price I Iss 4 + as+ i + e dies Winter Tailor Suits will Ei3 t be sold a1onehalf their reg j + w ular ptr o + h i+ + 1 delayed the purchase ofa + Jf1yourcan now make half themoney idodouble dutyfSs one of our plain tailored + suits wilipe thecorrect thing for Spring + t twear fIW Remember hat 25 Suitsat i 25owon t- sae 4 last longso dqnt delay f The Dulirf quality in every garment + r t r+ + Alterations charged for + t r t tJ e DULINS1Si t If You See It in Our Ad Its So + + + + + + + + + T6 + + + + + + + + f + + + + + + + + 6 C A MORTON MADISONVILLE KY Funeral Director and Embalmer I II Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night L i dJ iIE Aim PAIH reduction Class in Mens 2500 Suits Mens 2500 J nru to 2260 it2qJ1 t tj Suite fo Suite f on 1 f I u g = = i4 DIhe SEMIANNUAL CLEARANCE I Is now ready with a big in price of Hats and Furnishings t I 200 now 15II 100 19c Shirts 59c 50c Shirts43c I 1150 and 100 Stiff Bosons Shirts 1 NOW r t on Night and 80StitTC a i50 Soft and Stiff Hats 200 Soft and StilT Hats kI 250 Soft StilT Hats now 300 Soft and Stiff Hats now 40c GOC now 200 Under and NOW Flannel Shirts Fancy Gloves Caps C IS COffHats Stetsons These are regular goods and fake sale you Nj always you best your money IEl HCTLJ B U 4HENRY Prop EXCLUSIVE HATS AND FURNISHINGSI c a d 1Wllf ili1t- WIIt o rl fJIo K y TIIE lED ST ID 3- F1ST CLEARANCE SALE4E- GAN a B JANUARY 14 AND CONTINUES TWO WEEKS 4 i 1 New StOle opened its dcors Saturday 14 for the most notable Sale ever known in t x tilLJQCle As adverted in large bills going to prices to the limit need the money and we r lor new siiYon need the goods we are in tliia Sale and you simply P youksee what you arelcoldnl come surly to this Stile and you will find it the and prices l1- a it rany thing the line Clothing Shoes Millinery Dry Goods Ladies Readyto Wear Notions Gents rutI Rugs Trunks Suifc Btgs Underwear Etc oo 1AClearan 4ens Clothing You Ret the greatest on real High ever offered the city all wool Blue f A Serge prices OwV Dark Worsted Suits price rV 1 750 MQneSuiie2760for l 1 750 for 50 y y 1400ns J for IteitA 1I Suit Q14 1250 MeusSuite1600tor 1 1000t 160 s- Mens 750 675Mens 1000 for Clearance Calico I Calico 4bperytrdV HUBS SALE the Shirts 138 4 Shirts 11011x 75c now 59c 20 Per Cent all 1 Vests COats IRobes ilt now 120 now 160 and 200- k 240 all ho As know the for i J Th goo dont for cant Oiises sale sale elS Sale give Clearance Sale on Ladies Coat Suits- A I rare that should Interest a large number of careful because the unusual values at this time These offerings will be recognized assume the most foatures gf Clearance Sale Our 1760 Cloak for p 1250 Cloak 800 fOur 1000 Cloak R T 6 Our 000 Cloak for tl I 400 Our 300 Cloak 2 00 Our 00 Coat Suit in all colors tr ip75 I Our 1600 Coat Suit 1025 Our Coat Suit 950V Oui 1200 Coat fc3ult 775 Our 1260 Coat Suit 1 900 tSt Clarnce Sale onComforts 125 values lot V t A04o150 values for x118175 valu 9 it 130 200 values lG9 50c per garment Un derwcar now D 75c per garment Un derwear now 80cUnderwear 150 per Underwear 3 d 1 20 per garment J1 OftIwear I tOdds Ends In Off Pajamas Sweater on except our we T E LEVY bamIfth Evansville Indiana 1 N vV 0R r SATURDAY 1 January Clearance our we are cut We t offering Clearance caulJotnffordI in store at you resistIf in r nishings Hosiery Clothing 16 i reduction W Wraps and opportunity purchasers of prevailing+ f of important the q116U- Our1060Cloakfor x1060- Our for for for i 25 14 00 I forr garment Shi- rts29c I C rClearance Sale o- nTrimmed Millinery e Yi Final J onhn A large assortment of Trimmed Hats In + t i I black and all colors Velvets Silks and Felt t areIncluded All neatly trimmed tailored and dress effects were 750 to 1000 educed now tor250 and 300 trEntire line of Childrens Hats noaily trimmed In Persian and plaid scarfs mushroom and rolling brim shapes 2 50 to 300 l c 1Jwaluee January clearance salo pri- ces75cto125 4 li j- AH 1 p f Uutnmmed Shapes from B J rf 75c to 1 25fto 214 I 1i 4 ri 1 1 t WkL j L i100 Union Suits for 7Jki S l mf rftTTIon Salts I for 45c y i I 26a Ladles Vests f1 19o I i t1rLadlcs I 4 J Lf THB NEvv0 STOREi t I HOPKINS COOPERATIVE COMPANY East Center treetrrvey Bdg HI P MIRTONi Manager Piadt onville = d 1J U Y JI1c L y v c J r 1 i Jt Ir r I r y 1- La t L ro r HIIJ 7TI J K TI H 7 v C W LINDSAY r WHOLESALE a CIGARS CIGARETTES TOBACCOS rt I MABISONVILLI KENTUCKY P PHONE SOt 123 CENTER STRICT 4 1 ADTALK What would you think of a salesman who reported forjduty one day lay off for two worked a half day went off for a week and soon without any regularity Surely you would not ex peat good service from such a man And yet sumo merchants t hold advertising which is simply I a salesman up to great results when it is allowed to work very irregulary The fact that advertising costs money is proof of its value Things without cost are usually 1worthonly their price I r J J News of the Town w n Tip Top Flour fills the4 bill Mrs Orson Causler has pneumo niaOld papers for sale at the Bee office Miss Nellie Crowder is very ill of pneumonia Mrs Geo Atkinson visited friends In Madisonvllle Wednesday If you have not used Tip Top Flour you have not used the best Misses Hazel and Lucy Fawcett spout Tuesday night with Miss Mabel Browning Tine BEE and the Book Thats a good combination Ask TIlE BBS r man about it Misses Eleanor Deo Gordon and Virginia Dyer were ill the city Wednesday visiting friend WANTED Glean cotton age fk Bring to TUB BEE ollloe We need thom No strings or small pieces 1 wanted i f 1 MR GAINS IN THE LINEil71 r y IOCI v r2 can loc ht74c iJ ur ia pound can cherries 50 2 pound can black berries 50 i v 2 pound can goose berries 50 V j pound cap baked beans 50- I 3 2 pound can baked beans loc v Chili Can Corn 7Ia c Georgia Hash 7ci IC 3 J pound can oil sardines lI Wk 7ifll IfPV CC j lj Oh rMI J Stove Polish Per can2Ya VI 1 it i 7rfit5 pounds of Wyandott wash fl rvw tKVI owder15c2E- xtratr i p rp i grade black pepper in oJ l glass shaker 50- HeinzfcJ pickled onions JOG ift W r Half pint Machine Oil loc i 5h cent package Horse and F r ifi Cattle Powders and a 25 8cent buggy whip both N f socftt MflI r Prices Jelly Desert per J Jf i I 1w package5c-r j rI + i hIfi Jk I fJJii Beginning with Saturday January 14 and for the next r ir tin days we offer the above f ry I galOs41 iiKj I K J J HIE GLEAN GROCERY 1 ff n NEap BROS Props 1t sJON K NTUKY r iIljJI in 1 1 I tt I Eugene Wltherspoon is ill Dont fall to call for TIpjTop flo ur Mrs Sam Lamb spent Wednesday in Miulifonvllle Try Tip Top Flour It is the best 11malusSay Tip Top Flour to your pro eery man Jolt MoEtion who has been very lit of grippe id much better Barnes Jowatid d Co Inc rpo ratellA fence full of Bargains Ross Sugg of Providence was In town Thursday night Dont fall to visit the Oitlatiomo advertising car in Madisonville B 0 Mitchell of Madisonville was in the city Wednesday Mrs B E Nixon visited friends in Madisonville Wednesday Ohas Bartlett made a business trip to Madisonville Wednesday Miss Maja Eudaley of Nebo at tended the show here Thursday John B Cook and son Carmine left Monday for St Louts Mo fQr a visitIt Sam Arnold pf Madisonville as tended The Blue Mouse Thurdsday night Mesdaraes W K Nlsblt and Vial ter Daves were in Madlspnville Wednesday JS I Toombs of Madlsonville made a business trip to this city Wednesday Messers Tom Sory Fred Bailey find Roy Venqoy were In town Thursday night attending the show Mrs L V Renfro has returned home after a pleasant ylult to Mrs Otha Leach in Cotitral City MIR Alma Renfro will leave in a tow daya to visit her sister Mrs I A Broom in Etonah Tonu Mrs J W ftenfro was Culled to Bowling Green on account of Illness of her grandson Bradley Turnefi Par Aahby William Oabornoai r Lisle Robinson were in town Thurs day night attending the show Artists Drawing and Water Color Paper for sale at this office Largo size sheets 6 cents Miss Helou Gragory of Yuzoo Miss and James Sory of Madison villa attended The Blue Mouse here Thursday night If you never saw u fence Bargains como to see our store during our I ae Barnes Coward tL CoIncorporated The Rev Geo C Abbitt will preach at the Library next Sung y night at 780 The public is cordi ally invited to the service splouI country For particu lars address SO OROKTON Deer Lick Ky C W Mitchell Sons our upto date liverymen have Just purchas ed a span of match bay horses from flopklnsvllle They will arrive in a day or two Every day the SemiWeekly Bee is being placed in now homes In Hopkins county The people know a good thing when they see it Rev W B Fight of Hartford Ky will preach at the Christian church next Sunday and Sunday night at Mortons Gap If you have a friend or relative living at a distance send them the SemiWeekly Bee a year it will only cost and dollars and it will be a con stant reminder of you twice each weekMr and Mrs ChasFail of Iowa who have been visiting Mr and Mrs J E Johnson have returned hone Have you always wanted to have a bettor dining table Some of the bettor sort are to bo seen here now at special rates O A MOUTON Madisonville Ky Rev S M Bernard preaches in the Madisonville Ohristion Church Sunday morning and evening Sab ject of morning discourse lActeof Apostles or How People Were Converted 1900 Years Subject ot evening discourse II Acts First Chapter or Ascension of Christ You are invited If you feel financially cautious why not underakgjto furnish your house one room at a tlnie It can bfl done nnd Ilia very short time too Ijkqsflbout it 1 t V I OA MqBTON Madis nvllleKy1ib f The 191 tVorId Almanac Is the archway to a storehouse 01rt liable Information full details of the 1910 census and Of the most Important and exciting Congressional Election In fifty years 10000 facts and figures about politics labor religion sports farm statistics finance trade com merce insurance money and banking information about our own and all foreign countries the armies and navies of the world Panama Canal aerial navigation growth of the United States universities and colleges postal information naturalization qualifications for voting Constitution of United States population of largest citiesIni cities of 5000 or more in fact the 1911 World Almanac will tell you something about everything and everything about a great many things Price 25c at bookstores west of Buffalo and Pittsburg 30c by malr 35c Address The New York World New York The Orpheutn Lady Ministrels will beat the Temple Theatre Mon day night Jan 28 under the auspice of the IL K Band This is a crack a jack company of twenty members and the band is fortunate in seeur this superb attraction Every woman aspfres to the own ership of a beautiful china cabinet and when she gets one she wonders how on earth she managed to do without one so long Look at some of these we are showing price them and select the one you like best Thee will not be any cheaper than now and may be higherC Madisonville Ky Mrs Gillam of this place mother of Mrs G J Long who is visiting at the home of Will Long at Madf sonville fell yesterday afternoon and broke her arm Both bones were snapped between elbowand wrist Mrs Gillam is In good health and nearly eighty years or age Her advanced years may make the break a serious matter for her Have other things crowded your furniture buying plans Into the back ground Why not begin now and manage such things with firm hand that the home will get its share of now things You can and unless you do the new furniture will be ueeded before it is purch ased Come in and let us tajfc it over with you 00 A MOUTQJ Madisonville Ky I Notice In futnro the Golden Cross Longo- will meet on the first and thlTfl Saturday In each month at 730 oclock instead ornt 8 oclock as hejjktofore Members will take nt tlce be govorliedaccordingly AIRS NOIJUK UMSTEAD Secretary I Mr wT B Lo goftblsc1ttmtlde the Beo office a present of a lions head paper weight Wednesday and thereby hangs a tale This lions head was one of the 27 that Were on the Brigham Young Lion House in Salt Lake City Mr Young was the prowpossessor of 27 Wives more or less and tor each wife he had a lion head made When Mr Long was in Salt Lake City the ornaments were advertised for sale as curios and he I bought one The Bee is quite proud of the paper weight For sore throat there is positively no that will 1ello60qU- iotc1yanH euro permanently the most aggravated case us Rheumatic Liniment St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department speMal agents Double Header Basket Ball Game pie Double header BalI game team an the the Rink Wednesday night between the Eight Grade girls and high schoolgirls and between the high school boys and the Etrliugton Athletic Club re- isultedin a victory for the High boys anda tie between the Eight Grade and Hidi School girls All of the teams played good ball and the game was fast and hotly contested from start to finish Miss Mur rell was time keeper for the girls and Nenl Spill man for the boys Quite a number were out to see the game and the gate receipts were satisfactory Chamberlains Cough Remedy is a- very valuable medicine for throat relievesIGao King and Sons I HAVE YOU TRIED PAXTINE- The Great Toilet Germicide You dont have to pay 50c or 100 a pint for Jlaterjan antiseptics or per oxide You can make 16 pints of a moro cleansing germicidal healing and deodorizing antiseptic solution with one 25c box of Paxtine a soluble antiseptic powder obtainable at any drug store I paxtine destroys norms that cause I disease decay andodorsthat Is why Ii Is the best mouth wash nndsargle and why It purlltes tho breath cleanses and ordInarydentltrlccsandpletely eradicates perspiration and other disagreeable body odors Every dainty woman appreciates this and Its many other toilet and hygienic uses throatInflamedbreath after smoking Youcan get Pai SLOiPprIcefrom The 1t i I atl1PliItou i jIo We know of no other medicine which hie3ybeen so successful in relieving the suffering of women on secured so many genuine testimonials as has Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable C d v In almost everyconinunity you will find women who have beenrestore9i health by Lydia E Pinkhams Veg etable Almost every woman yoU meet has either been benefited it of knows some one who has In the Pinkham laboratory at Lynn MaSs areJiles containing r over One million one hundred thousand lettern tqua 2verthetaking Lydia E Pinkhams V ge iCpmfTqund fLydia E Pinkhams Vegetable ompqund hassaved- many women from surgical operations Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound is made ex clusively from roots and herbs and is perfectly harmless t The reason why it is so successful is because it contains ingredients which act directly upon the female organism r activityThousandstestimonials such as the following prove the efficiency of this simple remedy Coloinn Wisconsin For three years Iwas troubled with female weakness irregularities backache and bearing down pains I sawnlad VegetableCompouiulseveral bottles I found 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All Who Ask Prescription of Wonderful New Medical Discovery SENT FREERDRD J WALSHS most wonderful discovery has attained such remarkable success that he has decided to send a free prescription to alt who fill out the coupon below and mail it today The ordinary doctor presoriptton tion suitable toyour case and offer to do it FREE- I will also send you free of cost my book How To Get Well for your guidance Do not wait as you may not see this offer again but till out the coupon and send today Remember it will cost you nothing for this wonderful new prescription discovery just fill out couponand you G will receive prescription and book by return mail all charges paid I Coupon for Free Prescription I and FREE BOOK DR DJ WALSH Sox 2094 BOSTON MASS IISend mfl at once all charges I paid your free prescription for my case and your book =all entirely trJ to me MYvNAME IS hi ADDRESS IS 1 r- tIrty q 4 4 fJ01 alpicted + Tf IS r ion the list t 9 Jitprfte lh4natno here t r My Principal Trouble 1eini yourtroubleof the one from which you suffer most I h VPilfhmI LtrlbetesNeuralgia Diarrhoea Constipation Indigestion HeadacheDizziness r bidgey Bladder T tfer s itnp4 Heart DlsAaseI =tr4idsI torpid Ll etIPartial ii NervousnessI e 70Jn rTQSrO OBRYAN DELMONT UTLEY i Q BRYtJ UTLEY fif CO Incorporatedf Funeral Directors and Licensed Embalmers I fc AWe dre prepared to answer promptly all calls day or f iPliqa No Ill or 558 Madwonvillcv nightI lC t 1 I L Sf 1 SON-y 4ti +w 2 Livery J Feedrana Sale Stable- jst below city hall All coal orders promptly filled Ii b jraiageto all parts of city Moving a specialty Good rigs Open all hours Phone 6 2 1 rIJ JAMESBROSSHOTEL CORNER MADISONVILLE KY FULL LINE OF Pure Drugs at Reasonable Prices Patent Medicines Toilet Articles viz Nail Files Scissors Buffers Talcum Face Powders Toilet Waters and Perfumes SUNDRIES Hair Tooth Cloth and Bath Brushes Combs Syrin geS Not Water Bottles Atomizers Sponges Chamois Feather Dusters Nursing Bottles Fittings etc SCHOOL SUPPLIESTab1ets Pencils Pens Ink i Erasers and Fine line of Box Papers Wedding Tablets x feoI iiIrt I fyt r t r ry fib- f eTr t D 0 r ta 1 n Y wsY + t i a f ho qr s c1 f a THE LIVE rAND lET liVE t Madisonvilles PIGtM Store is offering some exceptional this month in Staple tbargainsGroceries andt tWe seeouttinvite you to call and Arwith the 1- 1f ti4 the freshest and most complete line A of up to date goods that can be found fon the market At All kinds of the finest specimens of fruits shelled nuts fresh cakes Tand dainty wafers suitable for teas 1 j luncheons and afternoon affairs i When you are planning social af f fair dont fail to let us assist you in Train in getting up that luncheont i We make a specialty of f hoys 1 f j tersrlelttie l green peas and all del caries jn a son t j4 t THE LIVE cAND LET LIVE i i1INGOPORATED i i Madisonville Kentucky t t U f1 1 f LINISHOPS WATER SUPPLY it FOUND TO BE UNPOLLUTED fU C 11nvestigaUon at Louisville Shows Typhoid Come From Elsewhere j Ii Louisville Ky Jan 12The- t prevalence of typhoid fever i among the employes of the L If i N Shops in South Louisville is iinotdue to the water Eupply or J U other conditions at the big plant but the cause of the infection 1 f has been traced to the home of l i livelrounding the place J This is the decision of the coun ty and State authorities and the i a result ofthe probe into the cause of the vast sickness which was conducted for ten days and re cently completed The inspect ion of the premises of the shops which cover more than fiftyseven acres revealed that the sanitary condition were excellent J Rate Hearing Cost one Railroad More F Than 100000 One of counsel for the New York Central estimates that the cost of pleading the case for higher freight rates before the Interstate Oommerce Ooramis eiqn was more than 100000 for that systm alone The clerical work by itself was enormous Never was there such an over pulling of records During the hearing which were held at the Waldorf council for shippers de manded certain documents which had not been produced because of their great bulk But they were wanted with whatever in convenience and they were brought They came down from the Grand Central Station in a dray lit took the porters several hour jto carry them up and pil them in a coruer There the J were if anybody wanted to look at them Nobody did look into them They remained in the corner accumulating dust until the hearings were concluded 4NYtJS1bn Page r W J Harahah Chosen as Vice Prudent of Erie iLou lsviUe xy jan fyt1 t has been received her fib WJdent of the Louisville division of the Illinois Central has been ol ected a vice president of the Erie t lines Mr Harahan is a son of J T Harahan the new president of the Illinois Central lines Milton Oliver Will Move From State Milton Oliver a self confessed night rider who is a witness in the Hopkins ville raid caseswill sell his property in Lyon County and move from the Stated Ail tassRsSlnate t t GAINS 40P0UODS IN40DAYS REMARKABLE RESULTS 0 F THE NEW TISSUE BUILDEK- BLOODINE7TN MANY OASES OF RUNNING DOWN MEN AND WOMEN PROVE IT YOURSELF BY BUY ING A BOTTLE OF BLOODINE NOW abythtiiylikement Blbodme for the build up 6f weight and lost nerve forcer JC acted more like a miracle + i1 ut acme said a wellknown gentleuTau yesterday In speaking of thervp lutlon that had taken place Irv his condition I began to think that there was nothing on earth that could make me fat I tried tonics digestives heavy eating diets milk beer and almost everything elso you could think of but withoutresult Any man or woman who is thin theremarkableHI have been thin for years and be tQbethe remarkable processes brought about bv the use of Bloodine so I decided to try it myself Well when I look at myself in the morrow now I think it is sombody else I have thelaster or more nervy iu my life It Bloonine is a powerful inducer to nutrition increases cellgrowth makes perfect the assimilation of food increases the number of blood resultbuilds figureystylish In anything they wear boo cause of their thinness this remark reyoiation as a form builder and nerve strength ened Bloodine costs RO cents for the usual 100 size bottles Mail Qorlortatlon COLOREi NEWS J Excellent services were held at the A M E Zand the Baptist churches last Sunday Although Rev Evans was sick the first Sun day Inst his congregation thinks he made up for lost time lastSun day morningsRev J W Davie pronbhed at the Baptist church lust Sunday nigh l- At an official meeting lust Mon day night held at A M E + ZJ Church the church decided to hold Its rally on the third Sunday In April The following named f1clubalso planning its for the tt Sunday in April Nevertheless lrdI have ample time to contribute both if we desire- Mesdames Amos Nealv and Baker are not doing so well at this writing Mrs Amos is slightly fin proved Prof Driver is also very sick 1w The many friends are glad Jto see Moses Grover Jr ort the streets after two months illness V The funeral of Russia Wilson was reached from the Baptist church Mondayi Rep Evans preached funeral heI The following persons report excellent I Christmas holiday to I the following places Mrs Porter to Chicago j Mrs Smith to Eliza belhtown j Ed Holland to Hopkins cOrflumbla 1outthe Public school since the holidays Mr and Mrs Douglass Terry have III the honor of registering the first IIJln7UHdoing welK II School Exami afif f t I Beginning fuegday nft trJOtn January 17 and Jontinueing to I the end of the week will occur I ur first semi annual examinfj tion for the present year It IB very necessary that all pupiis he on handattJattime as no one wlH be e ar regular exaiirinatum xcusedfromI pile missine tlles quired to take it when they return to iVyiLiv t3 B 136hoo1l 1tr IFrFUsed Extensive 1 I rvBY y t I U s Gav tJ I I THE LI 1STANDARDTYPEWRITER y The simplest Strongest TypewriterMade FFICSO5OO y f ROYAL TYPEWRITER CO iri Royal Typewriter BgUding New York N Y LABt4encn IrJ Eacl1 Principal City s L hL s r TL s DesirablerrI I k The electric lighted home is the home of comfort of convenience of general 1 cleanliness of safety and it is made happier with the use of the little electric I appliances How being put on the market Visit our office and let us demonstrate to you the use of the followingrFlatiron Chafing Dish Utility Motor Milk Warmer Massage Vibrator I Curling Iron Corn Popper Disc Stove Percolator Hot Water Cup Luminous Radiator Cigar Lighter Vacuum Cleaner Sewing Machine Motor and Rangesr fir I j lff + f1 Municipal Electric Office j Masonic Building Madisonville Kentucky F r t 4 Wr 0r PITTSBURG OKLAHOMA i w I Caro j t ftmallY samples of the products from the farm orchard and garden also samples if the minerals coal iron coppers zinc etc Is now in Madtsonvtlle for the purpose ofmterestmgand securmg industries 0 business enterprises and for the new city ofrhoITr AURGjPittsburg is a little over ten months old has a population of more than 1700 enterprising citizens has pre manent monthly payroll of 25000 two railroads already running trains another road building in and two other roads surveyed e t We heap fuel and a cash bonus to any industry that will locate with us Several indus tries have already accepted our offer Factories make pay rolls and pay rolls build cities j Do yoJsatisfied with what you are doing o Oklahoma property has more fortunea than any state in the union for the men who had the foresIght to get in on the ground floor Pittsburg will do the same for you Oklahoma City Enid Guthrie Lawton El Reno and McAllister are some of the examples of what has been done in the past But the opportunity in those cities for the man of small capital has passed We judge the future by the past and we believe that Pittsburg today offers more opportunities than any in the entire Southwest y I Our car will be in city for a short time only and we invite you to come and see for yourselves what we are doing in Oklahoma Remember that your opportunity is NOW c Car open until 9 lihe evening rated at L B N depot Open all day Sunday PITTSBLRG TaWNSITE COMPANY E f HALL General Sale figs4ia