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Jr QQ- ttif f i TUESDAY Ii iJ 1cRIDAY afMrN IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSIiIESSADVERTISE IT FOR SALE 7 TWENTYSECOND YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY TUESDAY JANUARY 17 1911 No a M+ If + o NEW ADDITION AND EQUIPMENTS FUR ST BERNARD HOSPITAL Plans are Completed For New Operating Room 1 and ExRay Laboratory rElectric Water Heater and Cook ing Apparatus to be Added m Make Most Complete Hospital Be tween Evansville and Nashville Additional rooms will be built at once to St Bernard Hospital to be equipped us operating room laboratorytwo tfutrHUCQ from the rear ample skylight and nil necessary morn ern equipment lira to be added Mr R E Whipfler hns completed the drawings under direction of Mr John B Atkinson and advice from the medical staff Other improvement to be added in elude electric water heater told cooking apparatus or the hon I pftal kitchen and operating room Only recently three rooms have beon dded to the hospital cull two additional coustrnatadrP by new partitions in the origuni1 buildinz Those wnro a room for a professional nurse two private rooms a sanitary kit chen and a toilet room with lin en closets and other equipments Since this was done a modern Irt Rny mnchino has been re wed and installed and lids nl regdy been put to much impor IjjHt use This new machine is Jilt equal of any outfit of this hracter to be found anywhere It was built in Philadelphia es pepially for St Bernard Hospital DrA 0 Sisk of the medical irtaff spent several weeks in Philadelphia and took a thorough course of instruction and practice in the use of the machine under the direction of the tend ing ExRay specialist of that city The importance of tillSI machine in surgical cases and In the modern treatment of disease cannot be overestimated The greatest specialists of tho present day are using the ExRay jmd getting very important re sults in treatment of disease and jn its application in surgery By use of the ExRay the surgeon can see jutlt the nature of a bone fracture and thus be fluid fd in the operation necessary After a broken leg or arm for instance has been set the surI fceon makes a second examiuu perfeotlythrough the injured part ofu mans anatomy in this way he can see just what is necessary to perfect the placing of the frac lifted parts and the best results follow v The new machine at St Ber nard Hospital has already been lUMd in treatment of several pat ianti and in surgical case or two Within the short time after its ipstallation There was a small machine in occasional rise in th0 Iii pttaI for several years th Medical staff having used it oc cksioually ltili was pat of date find had not been used fOil sometime Each member pfphe staff expects to get fine results in the iof the new apparatus arii- y1l d of tlieto have given the subject much attention Always Blessed 0 with a It you us Ithelpsyourstomaohd tbSVork digests what you eat and good rich blood from your NightsJtdacft l 1 i kIftycentaabottldworth ten MA Itt ooBt of till t Bernard Mining Company joJltJlafh s- a I LOOK ROWE CROSSES i THE GREArnIYIDE One of the Best Known Engineers on Henderson Division i LJOK Rowe one of the best known engineers oh the Honder son Divisiou died in Nashville Snnday as the result of an oper ation He had been off duty for some time on account of a sprained ankle and decided while off to have an operation perform ed that had long been needed He was burled Monday at Nash ville by the Order of Knights of Templars iu the presence of f LOOK Iowa Iprge number of friends and JIC quaintauce3 Helen veR awifcand two daughter his mother a brother and three sisters He was a genial companion a good ann a loving husband and kind father an I will be misseu by a Dumber of friends on thi division who loved him for hisJ good qualities and friendly nan ners i About ton or tuVlve member s of the St Bernard CommanderE No 20 K T I of tended rill funeral He was no a member of the Commander hero belonging Jo Nashville No 1 but these men attended through their respect for him You Can Eat Anything Eat whit your stomach craves without the slightest tear of indices lion which 1s an awful feeling Yo will not be bothered with Sou Stomacn Heartburn Nausea Ba Breath or Heavy Feeling if you will take one dose of Digeateze It re MagicPleasantraliuuo Get a COc bottle from the drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated FIVE CANDIDATES FOR REPRESENTATIVES Two More Candidates Enter the Race Tilford of Nebo and Brown of Madisonville The race for the Democrat nomination for representative in Hopkins County gives promise of being one of the most interes wagedpin this county for many moons Dr JF P Tilford of Nebo a prominent pbyeiciunandauex ceediu lv popular man has an nounced that he will be in the race He fold the county corn raittee Saturday that he wets in the race to stay F F Brown well known to yesopurpose to fe a candidate for the nqmiuatipn All five of the candidates are strong men vyiph the voters in the county and it will be hard ehQOMa J nf t rI C + y fN 1vE 3 1 tl Madisonville Notes BY AILEEN DAVIS vlf- I At Brilliant Chanticleer Party Given la Honor of Viiitori One of the most notable of th3RIo qtal events of the seuHon in this Uit was the Chanticleer Bridge giv en on Saturday evening at uTli J firE1 the southern part or the usty it honor of Mrs A L Welsh of pkla hbma CIty Okla The house was exquisitely decor t ated in ferns roses carnations antI potted plants Many interesting games of Pro gressive Bridge were played Mss 0 W Lindsay wlnulu the greatest number of points was given an en graved silver sandwich tray The truest prize being a half dozen sliver resented lee teaspoons was to Mrs Welsh by thle c + harmlas hostess I1lhe elaborate luncheon served in courses was a chanticleer affair waas enclosed iu chanticleer cases atui the mints us well as tho individual tees and cakes were perfectly molded chanticleers i Their guests present Included Mesdames A L WefshVOIaud Ross H H Holelnan WA q Morton W J eDulin Chas Osborno W P Ross J L Gryott CV Lindsay Clyde Ruby H F Head R 0 Suttle 0 A Morton L E Ruby M K Gordon O N Nlsbet A R Oummlngs Fred Reinecke Geo Newbold Norman Howard E Young Geo Russell and Lonni- Bailey i Misses Annie Mal Yalser tPadacah i Hoion Gregory Florence Howard Florence Allyn Elizabeth Victory Aileen Davib Margaret and Louise McPherson and Winnlo Ashby Mrs Welsh is well knownherfl cad is declared universally to be I one of the most attractive young J matrons ever having visited In this ity Mill lillfan Kobardi Kntertalmi The Blue Stocking Club was beautifully entertained ou Saturday afternoon at the hospitable homo of Miss Lillian Robarda ott South streets Morton read the Magazine Review which was flu ently discussed by each present This was followed by a paper by iss Archie Lee Melton on The arly English Literature after which In questions askod the mom tars she delved into the very depths of our early literature Mrs B 0 Mitchell in a very en tertalniug and unique manner told tine Probable History of Oxford At the conclusion got the lesson Miss Robards served a most deli clone and dainty luncheon in several courses Eaoh left declaring this meeting to have been the best hostdPrinceton Entertains MadlsonvlUe The members of the Madlsouyille Theatrical Troop and those accom panylng them who presetitesChurlles Aunt in Frt day night were beautifully enter tained by the citizens of that city fter the performance at the Hone rrietta Hotel at a dance There were about seventyfive a bilKING POWDER Absolutely Pureb7he orly a1cIiltfI f I 4 m GlrapQrarn W 1 N1 LIMPIl t I v J rt i i Q d cqijlf s on the floor and a most en JY bJavolilng was spent uy all WUJJIione irifjne State and certainly knows hoir to treat visitors In heir midst r tJXCopflollnHYlppreclative au 9e wltne r3 ed the prefortnaucfaj Elks in that city o I pvfuf the boat of their OKI i1 i issss Syble und Winnie Hu t a aiithr day in Mortons Chan Wed it ifUJW i FlFra Gordon has returned home SyCrtrvpjto Mortons Gap uygMies Allsen Davis thehome talent to Princeton Tues day IMiss Elsie Wilson is teaching qchbol in Hanson this week Miss Ethel Bobbit yisited friends iuI iSi1vIIIMonday 0r Roy Robinson of Hopklns n hereMiss la vislttijg frjeilds itt BlaUKhtervllle- NYvT Oakley of Hanson was in citySaturday on business Mra Q G OIK and Misses Pearl who have been- thalaueateottheir sister Mrs W J NibeMn Providence fun the pas week returned home Saturday WJlllam Wilhelm of Paducah i the tueBt of Woodson Browning in thin city 8alm01rol Ilsley made a businosetrip to this city Saturday Robt GJveus of Providence left releox sin this city Mrs Ida Moseley of Hopkins yillo ia In the city the guest of her baBbf MtoylWJlBon Is LonlsvilleBpend iflwqekend with friends Meiarf1 Harris oft 14org nfield was here Saturday + i1r J H Shanks ano7 daughter MiBs I Zena Shanks spent Saturday in EvansvilletiMisses Georgia and Blanche Bishop are in Nashville Tenn spending several day a- GE t Sharp of Dawipn Bprlnaff was here Saturday on m 8irie fti y w6ed o Mrs Dan Wilson in Evaulvllle tor the past week returned yesterday W73 C Graddyvof Binind was In town Friday j jjjJfc tlw Dr and Mrs Jkabd children left Saturd tit pile son to spend several d crela lives Mr and Mrs Geo Foster of Ev I ansville returned home Saturday after visiting relatives in this city George Ktrkwopd left Saturday for Paducah t0rfeVialn several lit the house oit theSOutherland Medicine Co aI wltich he wf1l travel through Virginia in the Interest of this concern He is a son of Ed KlrkwoodAin this city and with the present prospects heprom to be one of their most valuable salesmen John Cox of Anton was In town Friday visiting relatives Mrs Vareen Davis and Miss Minerva Davis ot Anton were in tbie city Saturday shopping Joe Carslye of Ashbyhiurgiwashere Saturday f i r7f rjr- Thomas Thompson Arrested Thomas Thompson of Providence was arrested Saturday on warrant sworn out by detective Sutton who claims that he has reasonable grounds to believe the bey killed his father Xon lig- lhomptson was taken to Dixon where he was placed under guard His examining trialwill be held today before Judge Browning Dixon Baker cC Baker an Bourland Hunt have been en gaged to defend Thompson Thirty Days in Jail- SJesse Williams and Chas Ros oth colored of this place vere given 80 days by Judge Bradle Friday for appropriating to their own use some of the sompanies materiel at the Hecla miw t- c 01 News Mrs Frank Bash and Miss Carrie Atkin lOll Entertain sisterIed very delightfully a number of their friends at Earliugtqn at bridge Tuesday afternoon Five tables pill ved and the games were most exciting Oti each table was placed a beautiful bouquet of sweet peas and liyacinMii for winch the member cut after the ames An eujoable course luncheon was served Those present were Mesdames Henry Head John Grayot Will ian Morton Clyde Ruby Laurel Ruby Claude Morton Clarence Ninbet H H flolsman 0 L Ruse Fred Reiuecke Ed Young William Simpson and Mrs Banks of Earlington Misses Elizabeth cud Margaret Victory Florence Allyn Helen Gregory Bonnie Vera Murphey and Mary Ruby Morton otf on Misss ER tl were guests of the Qlub Mesdames McKinnon andp Rule atMiss Carrie Qrenshaw ouxfte equally high scores At titeaonalnl ion of the game brick creajiV nditcake were served The dilute given at Webb s Hall Friday night was one of the best affairs of the winter Several society people from Mortons Gap laud ortpnville were in attend a ce e et ewer servo d audthemsn1 d fP1 7 e small honrs 1t1I TheEfst most pleasant meeting with on Friday af teDOOUjpiJan 6 Mre Geo At the best score Tn JIo served a delicious salsa coarse l Do Con aYouSpruce Gum Baleam and Pine Tar remedyforCoughsBronchitis Asthma Sore Throat Chest and Lungs Price 25 and 60 cents Sold by drug department of CompanyIncoporated MISS EDGINGTON TAKES HER LIFE Brooding Over Loss of Use of Her Lc f- Amt Said to be the Cause 9Ali I t Mi M de Edgingtoua yoq ng ladyof Madisonville while de spondent over the toss of the use of her left arm on account 6fa a shgl stroke being unable to play the piano herfavorite musical instrument took a dose of Oarbolic acid Fri day morning abut nine oclock and died almost instantly from the effects Her mother prostrated with grief an lis inconsolable on account of the sad death Miss Edgington was a good Christians s girl and a prominent worker in the Methodist church Funeral services were held Sunday morning at the residence on Sugg Street and the inter meat took place at Grapevine cemetery in the presence of a large number of friends andac quaintances SpeakaWilliam Jennings Bryan will speakat the Tabernacle 10 Mad isonville on the afternoon o Feb 20 for the benefit of the Y- MO A As a great many peo pIe have never heard this cele manyy M Q A doubtless the tabernacle will he to its utmost ca r yy- t t t t TUESDAY and FRIDAY Sk h Society Happenings Nortonville EndOard01ubhada Mr- sDeliiioiitllworth kinDnvmalling yjirnlysisaa paoityr J J OItyFridayIMIs8 Sadie Bethel and sister Mrs Burton were In Earlingtonlast Fri dos night visiting friends Sam Woodard was MatUstinvrile brlday J PPaEarl1ugt an Thursday night MrsAFannie Trathen was in Madi sonville Friday r Mias Mable Alman was in Madi sonville Friday Walter Edwards went to Paduoik Saturday to visit relatives Herman Stevens went to Madlscttto wills Saturday Saturdayfromft Miss Ellen McOlendon went to Hopkinsville Saturday PIED TYPE CAUSES TROUBLi4 f i Editor of the Henderson Journaf Looses Two Teeth Lfenderon Ky Jan 14PG Moseley circuit clerk of lieutderson county drew a pistolon y Leigh Harris owner and editor jof the Henderson Journal office late tonight attempted to use it but before he could do so Harris was upon him and succeeded m wrenching the pistol away Mose ley then struck Harris in the face and broke several teeth Moseley has been under fire for some time as he was charged 1fondsed by the grand jury but noinv dictment were returned garm in an editorial commented oniitlie action of the jury and pneVpiedV line caused all the trouble The editorial should have read the Journal is not after the snood of Moseley but the type ofMQseJeyand called around and demanded explanation Harris informed him that it was due to the mistake of oho type setter and was writing a correction when Moseley drew 0 his pistol Harris sawhim and before he could pet the gun ready for use jumped at Moseley and took the gun away from him Maseley then struck Harris on the jaw dislodging two teeth Moseley was taken to the police stationLNEW RESERVOIR A CERTAINTY New Line For Main Has Been Lowted- and f Site Determined The new reserydir for Earling ton is a certainty The line has been surveyed to determine lo cation for the new reservoir staked out1 It is to be on the ridge a short distance rth of the res idence of John Sharp The new main will come down the hill between Oakmoor ani the old Oourtout house into the East end of Main Street and probably on to the corner ot Mainland Robinson ftie proposeil to lay an eiphtjnch main The loca tin bf the newreservoirl on the surface is more Chap forty feet above the surface level at the present reservoir Tie change it is estimated will give 16 or 17 pounds more pressure tbanjthe prosent service and will uPpy all of Earlinaton f fhe Babies You caniiotieelsafewlthoutabotao tie of Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam and Pine Tar Compound in your home If Yf you have little ones as it Is positive In Groups Bronchitis and maglcQnedoseis over For sale by drag depart 1lolnlOon u L n r ndI r I r1x I crbc 3ee tPAM M MOORE y EDITOR AND PUBLISHER J E FAWCETT t ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER s a ofI League r Branch Office in Mortons Furniture Store 119 South Main Street Madi sonville Kentucky Phone No4MISS AILELN DAVIS I f L I J Early to bed and early to rise + Attend to your business and advertise And you will be healthy pros porous and wise w 3 i 7b a ANNOUNCEMENTS We are authorized to announce B Ray as a candidate for re electio r to represent Hopkins county In the lower house of the next General As i senibly ot Kentucky subject to th action of the Democratic party We are authorized to amount e Case L Walker as a candidate for Representative from Hopkins coun ty iii the lower house of the next General Assembly of Kentucky sub is to the action of the Democratic party 4 r We are authorized to announce Ed lr Young as a candidate to rep l resent Hopkins county in the lower house of the next General Assemblyt t of Kentucky subject to the action DartyS4J 4 IF we charged so much i l f a head for sunsetsor if God t sent around a drum before t the hawthorns come into i i Rower whata work we should make about their 4 F k eailtyR L STEVENSON Labor Conditions in Alabama Ui S 6eoloRical Survey Bulletin Since 1904 when most of the i Jarpermiues were closed for a considerable r dis ifVAla t b ima has carried on chiefly on the open shop basis A twoI months strike among the union miners in the sUmmer of 1908 failed to strengthen organized 190Ithe industry In was no tsrlb 1affected by labor troubles not a tsiigle strike suspension or lockc out being reportedJ tWhenilnsee SiskBroB Book Company tjf Good Meeting Going on Aspleudid mealing is in prog rese at the Methodist Ohurch in Madisouville Rev Wimberly is doingsnch fine work and in terest is increasing daily Large crowds are in attendance and fifteen conversions have been reported H ournChronic Colds a f andBronchitisx 1910Ihroniccoldand bronchitis and a consequent rundown condition I received no benefit from doctors and Jiad to give up work VINOL Vas recommended and from the see f and bottle I commenced to Vc v strengthtmyi Iiappeared and I am at work again r vi1 want to recommend VINOL to anyone who is in need of such a meditinelnmfAs Hi GINS thejurativeaided by the blood making and toniciiioiimakes it so successful in curing vVINpLc cbitisjan1 pulmonary troubles not a palliative like cough syrups IWabOtllcof VINOL If you doh kj helped yquwe will return your moneyICOMPANSnoorporated 1Subscription One Year 100 Six months 50- x Three moutty 25 Sinpflo copies 6 Specimen copies mailed free on application Correspond eats wanted iu all parts of the county Address us for particulars a Mgr 1911it I were i been New Ruling For the State Registrar The new Vital Statistics Ltv became operative with the ad vent of the New Year For the first time in the History of Kentucky there will be registered under force of law the birth and death of a human being For the purpose of rarrying out the provisions of the net eveiifile entire State Local Registrars forwarereports of births and death to the State Office the State Board of Health will learn from the reports of deaths what spots of the state are infec tnd with communicable and preventable diseases aud be ogle to lower the death rate and effec tually control the spread of such afflictions It becomes unlawful to bury the dead without a permit which is issued by the local Registrar when a certificate of death it presented by the unbertaker from the Doctor This enables Board to locate epidemic and bv regulations as to burials prevent the spread of disease The physician is required to report all births within ten days to the Local Registrar who for wards them to tlie State If no physician is in officeI it becomes the duty of the ants of the child qreJNU 7J cl uts f IevTo relive some of the difficulty of undertakers in securing burial or removal pesmits when the lo cal registrar lives in a rural = r remote district the Stet Rfiffir strar has issued theSfoTTfatoitig rule which will releiye Id a great extent the friction encountered the operatioubf the new law A local registrar may act as registrar taunt local regis tray of his county or or adjacent aud may sign the name the local registrar of the diF bccuredsany or permit when the undertaker or person acting as such has pre ranted complete death certsfi cate and complied with the law and rules and re uh tlons the State Board of Health4toi permusshall constitute l1or ty for burial or remove the sub registrarshall lfnhiB I name with the prefix der the name of the local regis trar for whom he islacting and shall forward at oucc the deatlj certificate to that local registrar who will be paid the fee as rrfo Ifxldepolhege the sum of twentyfive ctits for his services to ba pain dhy the undertaker Givenunder my hand this the sixth day of January of the year pinetee elevenVState Registrar j f ff I Paducah Vs Madisonville The Paducah and ladisonville High school girls will cross words sit Madison ville on Feb 3 The subject for debate isuRe solved that a person is the pro luct of heredity rather than en vironment f No More Dyspepsia j TroublesYnthfuisjour on your stomach if you POWctrut byth611JMujing Company IncprporatoW e 1 nIMA ISONVILLE KY i Funeral rectorand E hal erIIy 1 I I Any JAICall Ansxyered Promptly tlI Day or Night I r MITOHIBLL fc SONk 4- k S N LiveryFeed and Sale Stable t Just below city hallAllcoal orders promptly filled specialtyR1Good rigs Open all hours Phone 6 2 4m J JAMES B ROSSt HOTEL CORNER MADISONVILLE KY FULL LINE OF Pure Drugs at Reasonable PricesI Patent Medicines Toilet Articles viz Nail Files Scissors PerfumesSUNDRIES Syrin ChamoisFeatherSCHOOL SUPPLIES Tablets Pencils pens Ink Erasers Rul andWedding BEE ADS PAYi r- 1 its 14 the ever in a Ue our are the We the and the are and you you you its in the line Etc 4 ifIfJ act Clothing 2500 Blue sale pnqe 60 furn 1400Mel a 2000 for Suits 8 Suits 1600 fpl far t 750 10 for aI Sale on 1 t f liI 1J 5 Qpel 3 I + 1ti- i t THE f f AND LET LIVE Grocetylto 111 Fancy Groceries I We invite you to call and see neat and clean store filled with the freshest slid I110St coinplete line foundlt sieiand dainty wafers suitable luncheons andafternoon affairs When are a social If4We make specialty fresh green peas and icacies season t THE LIVE AND LET LIVE INCORPORATED 4 Madisonville M Kentucky f s+ IfM n rnt a T THE NEVV STOREr iftRS CLEARANCE SALE BEGAN SATURDAY JANUARY 14 AND IS NOW IN FULL BLAST 0 iiSf NeW StOle opened Saturday January for most Clearance Sale known MInee AS advertised in bills we going to cut prices to need money we m for new goods You need we offerim in this Olearauce Sale simply afford lrdontin utore at resistIf anything Clothing Shoos Millinery Dry Goods Ladies Ready tu Notions Gents Furnishings Run Suit Uuderwear Hosiery Clearanc on ens realHighwOlassHens all wpql 1839Serge Suits Mens Darlj Worsted Suits 4 9 Cft IiLSuite 27 1750 50f8uita j Mens oorrj1250Mo- ns Meus SuitsI 60 675Mens Suite 00 Clearance of calico Calico Aid u LIVE awls l110t our the for teas 1 j af a of oys all del in rnab n4 doors notable large limit goods cannot catJt Weur Trunks Oases Bags fi3etf Clearance Sale on r4 Ladies Wraps and Coat Suits A rare opportunity that should interest a large number of careful purchasers because of the unusual values prevailing at this tuneI Those offerings will be recognized as some of the most important features of the Clearance Sale Our 1760CloakforZ 1160 Our 1650 Cloak toeF v i 1060 Our 1250 Cloak for 800of Ourl000 760tOur GOO Cloak for I 400- OurOOOCloakfor J 2 00 Our S5QO Coat Sjult In all colors1675- ti ti 1500 OoatSnltH f 1025 Our 14 9Goat Snit i i 050 Oui i20d Coat Suit v jf 775 Our 1250 Coat Suit ff OOQ1 Ie LL Clearance Sale onyr0mf rtsj1 fir160v vfl4o 118 fiiu vniLigniui 1 1110 2valuefJ for f 1 jhoo I t u Clearance Sale on Trimmed Millinery Final Reduction A large assortment of Trimmed Hats in black and pll colors Velvets Silks and Felt are included All neatly trimmed tailored and dress effects were 760 to 1000 educed it now to 250 and 300 neatlytrimmed c 1 k room and rolling brim shapes 250 to 800 l values January clearance sale prices t J 75ctot25All Untrimmed Shapes fr- om75cto125 t4 Ladies Underwear i 100 Union Suits forv 76 tit tfi2Gc26u Ladles Pants tor H11JLadles Black llghts 100 valueB tOl l miHi BtIv NEVT STOREJj t I IHOPKINS COOPERATIVE COMPANY Cat Center Street rv IldlJ 11P1l8RTOtel Manager Madionville t I J i A r ic II o 3u t 1 f Yik Stf M r fl is KI C W LINDSAY t WHOLESALE Ctt CIGARS CIGARETTES TOBACCOS f MABISONYILLE NNTUCIfVw PHONE 391 125 CENTER STRICT f I ADTALK What would you think of a salesman wholroported forjduty one day lay off for two worked a half day went off for a week and so on without any regular ityi Surelv you would not ex pect good service from such a man And yet sumo merchants hold advertising which is sim ply 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 worth only their prices I News of the Town TMp Top Flour fins the bill Mr and Mrs Irwlu Slak of the country wore here Saturday shop pingrOwen Shaver of this place was in Madieonvlllo Saturday James Banks and wlfo of Victo ria worn horo Saturday visiting friends Try Tiptop Flour It Is the beatI Nell Splllman Is behind the coun ter at ItinKe drug store for a few days Qeo Robluson of this city was lu Mddleonville Saturday on business ii J W Thompson of MadlsoiivUlo was horo Saturday t J R Bash of this city made a business trip to Madisonville Satur day Say Tip Top Flour to your gro cery man Bey strels for an entertainment Monday night January 23 This show con tains thirtytwo people and includes Homo or the best talent in the coun try It is guaranteed to be a good clean performance full of catchy songs and sparkling wit Let everyone turn out to sue a good show have a good hearty laugh and help swell the gate receipts John Summers of this city was Madlsonville SAturdiiy on busi ness Sjsk Bros have a full line of Blank Books Dr A O Slsk of this city was In j Madiaonville Saturday on business Frank A Rash ot this cltv was In Madisunville Saturday on bust peesCbae Miles of this city who is r seriously 111 with pneumonia is re ported slightly Improved Old papers for sale at the Bee office You are expected to be present at Temple Theatre Monday night January 23 The K K Band will I have charge and a good mlnatiel show Is guaranteed Mrs W J Veaaey and son are yialtlng relatives In Slaughtervlllo a few days Dr E A Davis was in Madison yille Saturday ou business I BrjnK yo pictures to Slak Bros1 Book Store and have them framed Abner Johnson and eon Gordon of Madisonvllle wore here Saturday onbu8lnesa t jJR Forrester whojasboen in t rt ord seyatrnl d yslrti returned hOtD8 Mrs GeoB Newbold of this citys u i was in Mad isouvMlo Saturday after inoohvlsiting friends If you hava not used lWTop FJour you have not used x Mftj F B Harris of Mortons Gap was here Saturday on bush ness 0 G Ong of Madidonville was in the city Saturday on business v Luke Teaguo of Madlsonvillo pkqhere Saturday on business W J FftuJl and D D Woodruif ofSt Oharles were here Saturday onbiislnes9 TClKuBBE andthp Book Thats a Bood combination Ask Tub BEE miiii about f- t1iJChhMilgan was In Madison i n a meeting1 County Gonven I tJ R M SalmonoIIISlfr was bSJB ajjhort Saturdayo o o J1 r- I t Dont fall to null for Tiptop flour Dottnspeatday Messrs WJ Cox M K Gordon and Glim Eudaley of Madisonvlllp wore hore on business Little Engono Mtherspood who hoe boon quite ill with pneumonia Is report U some boherIArtists Drawing and Water ColcTr Iapur for sale at this oillce Largo size sheetb 6 cents Strothor Huncook of this city was in Mudlsonville Friday on bust nose Loa Salmon of Earllngton made a business trip to the county seat Friday Welby Priohett of Madisonville was here Sunday Olty Marshal Bradley of this plane was in Madlsonvlilo Satur dayB G Catdwell and sister Miss Anna of Madisonvllle were here Saturday visiting friends Seek Bros wilt sell you cut glass and sterling silver goods at a 25 percent discount until February Miss Mary Frances Ashby of Madisonville was in this city Wednesday visiting friends Misses Margaret Kemp and Dbris quire wero shopping In Madison ville Wednesday Born to Mr and Mrs A G Mo Kenzlo Sunday a flue 9 pound boy AuthEljBrowu right books for rent Miss Katie Whalen was in Madl Bonvillo Tuesday Mrs W D Umstead visited friends In MadiaonvlHo Tuesday Mrs Harriet Browning and daugh tor Mable were In Madisonville Tuesday Mrs Henry Wyatt is seriously III now at the hospital It you have a friend or relative living at a distance send them the SemiWeekly Beo a year It will only cost and dollars and it will be a constant reminder of you twice each week Tom Finley made a business trip to this city Tuesday Mrs J W+ Robinson of Madlson villa was in town Tuesday Miss Ida Martin is visiting in Madisonvllle this weok Messrs E L Wise and M Deav ny nude a business trip to Mortpna Gap Tuesday L D Hull of Hopklnsvlllo Is visiting friends this week frs Jane Clark spent Tuesday with Mrs Geo King in Madison vllle MrsO M Oan lon of Detroit Mich was the guest of her brother Capt Paul Price of this city Sunday f Seats are now on sale for the K K Mlnlstrels and are going like hot soaureyours Mrs Hewlett left for Florida Mon day to spend the winter J L Enoch foreman of the Er do- N shops hero spent Sunday with his family In Nashville WANTIattCloan oottonaKsB- rillA to THH BHB office Wo used them No strings or small pieces wantedW MCGury and Charlie Webb sold over one hundred seats to the K K Minlstrqls in toss than tWO hours Monday they wont lust long at that torn If you have not secured your seat for tho K IC Mlnlstrele on the nljrfif of Jan 23rd better get It now Hill Leahy at one tinier conductor on thn interurban and tnt a long time frplght conductor on this di vision has saved enough money to build a nice homo in Howell W R Graham nn nfllciont employe of tho M H E of Earllngton is off on a 30 days vacation and is touring the North and East W F Goodrich left tbisjweek for Mobile Ala to locate In that city Mr Goodrich is one of Maclisonvillea best Photgraphers Barnott do Stone have just re ed a new drummers wagon and will use it in their livery and feed business BARGAINSIN GROCERY LINE 3 pound can pie peach inc 2 pound can table peach ioc 2 pound can pie peach 7j c 2 pound can cherries 50 2 pound can black berries 5C 2 pound can goose berries ioc I pound can faketf beansi 50 2 rjoiiiid can baked beans ioc Chili Can Corn 7IZc Georgia Hash 7 rx c i pound can oil sardines with key 5c Stove polish per can Mt 5 pounds of Wyandott wash powder 150 Extra grade black pepper in glass shaker L 5C Heinze pickled onions JOG Half pint Machine Oil ioc 50 cent a package Horse taml Cattle Powders arid a 25 cent buggy whip both for sac Dr Prices Jelly Desert per package 50 Beginning with Saturday January 14 and for the next ten days we offer the above bargains THE CLEAN GROCERY WEBB BROS Props EARLINBTON KENTUCKY E fa+ t S 1 B 3 P i I1 TEMPLE THEATRE f+ Ii Monday Night January 24 1 1 The Klub Kentuck Band Presents Iwo + V vfy it A picked company of singers dancers com Iedians offering an entire evening of fun froiic mirth i melody everythjilIn y novel original speciala scenery costumes effects I Concert by IClim Ken 1 tuck Band vrVS i t i 1 Prices 25 35 and 50 dCe fs jl W AS tr Ii 0 Y D y- U O u W r1 2 k L31r rt ir 1 t Have you visited our Bargain Shoe Counter lately In taking stock Is we are finding numerous odds and ends in good seasonable shoes we are throw ing on this counter at a great sacrifice Shoes for men women and children that will answer for the balance of the winter at from 12 to 23Of their first price We will Save you good money if you buy S rHESE BARGAIN SHOES BISHOP COMPANY M DISONVILLE KENTUCKY 0m b I I Io- s ssse AN UP TO DATE r Five big stores under one roof We handle EVERY V THING If you dont see what you want ask for it 4 Each department in this store carries a- complete line of cjgoods and new goods are arriving constantly vV r1r r+ rM R w a y w r n MnWwnva Io i Ir p We debpendable goods on the market at moderate prices arid thats why we hold their trade V l f l IIYOIjt to show joti pur goods and tiuote prices thafe we know will Wv X save you mxfiey p t ai i wf N rfr iIJJu1t i t svspi ST BERNARD STOREa IjT R COYLE MANAGER I St Blrnarrf Mining Company I INCORPORATED t 1 EARLINGTON KENTUCKY No rIa J sli V 1 ii il 1iwr fWirI y i t Fence Sale f 4 We lj tIi order to a only that will move it out If you are going to fence any this year you had better f buy now t l BEGINNING SATURDAY I JAN If CLDSIMG SATURDAY JANZI we make the following low cash prices r ri c 39 Inch American Meld Fence 27 cents per rod t r i j v 47 inch American Field hence 30 cents period v- A t39 inchall No Wire American Field Fence 40 cents per rod 47 inch all No 9 Wire American Field Fence 44 cents per rod e yt There never has been slick prices on fence in this country You hid bet= ter get iru These prices do not include staples or stretcher t BTURLAN D MOOR t THE CASH HARDWARE STORE I 11 a 4 oii1 V If I fir r n J 1 rl v 7r i w V LI I + + YA aLiwOwL1i tonsi + 0 0 1 The above numbers represent the original P filled byus during the year just en ddMThese figures tell a story It is a story of e public confidence A confidence that we earnest + 1ii + ly try to merit + tf It has afforded us great pleasure to be In a + r i position to serve you through the past year andit+ HiweSf assure you that the present year will find us no i i rlessappreciative of your patronage ei We consider it a privilege to dp your pre o = Iscription work and accord each and every one the care necessity to insure accuracy t c II Quality also plays a vital part in thiswork an o I essential which we never overlook We thank each individual for the many pref E rences shown us E F iF ST BERNARD DRUG STORE 1n CO e IJINCORPORATED KENTUCKY t LOLLLiaLLLLL0L1 a1w0a0a0a i t ADDITIONAL NEWS OF THE TOWN A W Howard of Paranoid Ark was In Earlingtdn yesterday visiting friends Mr Howard form f erly lived here and was for years in the accident insurance business on the L N He ip now manager of atSJas Kilroy and daughter Miss 1VIrgIee were In Madisouville Monday Q F Wathem of Madisonville Was here Monday n business CS Crenshaw who has been ill for several days is reported better Ruckraan df Providence was 1boreMonday on business Mrs 0 B Johnson of this citroJ uswas in Madisonvflle Monday IIJWas in Madlsonvllle 6Londayv 1 Li OBryan and J W Robin aen Jr of Madisonville were here iSMurdayon business Mrs N I Toombs and daughter JBHzabeth of Madieonvilie spent Sunday with the family of W E Aahby Mrs Jno Cansler of Howell who ban been visiting here several days has returned homej AnnaJMisses Kestners Sunday Miss Verna Dates of Madlsouvllle was here Monday- ThomasIibRan was m Kortouville Monday on businessIRobt Fenwlck wife and baby of J jMadlsonyllle spent Sunday herewith relatives Steve Mothershead of Evansville was here Sunday Mrs Eugene Cordier of Madison Title was here Sunday visiting rela tivesMarvin Mitchell visited friendsj in Hopklnsvilte Sundayl Yard Master Banks spent Sunday in TrentonMr Mrs B E Nixon visited frlendBm Madl8onvjlle Mondayt Dan Griffin ofjWheatcroft visited his father D B Griffin of this city SundayCarl Woolfork was in Madison ville Sunday Mrs Ernest Brinkley was in Hop kln vine Sunday visiting friends F G Payne of this city was in vausvllle Sunday Robert Stevens was In Hanson Sunday visiting frIendsIMr and Mrs Fred Hoffman of Madisonville was here Sunday visiting Dr7 and Mrs A 0 Slsk w Claude Borders of Madisonviile was here Sunday visiting his par hientsJohn Carroll of Coiltown was Mere Sunday visiting his frelndBI spendauldayGap i W W Watts and wife made Sundayf Mrs John Tanner of this city wAs in MadiaqnviUe Monday Mrs Withers was in Madisonvllle S 1 1dayvJsltlDgtrlends Mrs Arch Longstall visited Jrela tives iri Providence SundayC Madsoilthe family of Dr A O Sfsk n 1- j r f Mrs Seymore Dead Mrs Seymore a well known lady of Madionvil diedut the residence of Mrs Jeuniuiis on Seminery street at two oclock this morning after a lingering illness of stomache trouble She was a life Ions member of nit Methodist church and u cause crated Christian woman Funer byRevment wil takepUice at Odd FeN lows Oemetery- She V leaves a husband und two children Arnold Seymore rif Knoxville leant fUel Mrs Olara Nisbef of Burtlettsville Oklu liomu kill More Than Wild Beasts yearly vast number killed by disease germs No life is safe from their attacks Theyre in air water dus even food But grand proteo i uisafrt- orded by Electric Bitters WBP e stroy and expell these deadly dis ease germs from the system Thats why chills fever and argue all malarial and many blood diseases yield promptly to this wonderful blood purifier Try them and enjoy the glorious health and new strength theyll give you Money back not satisfied Only 60c at all Drugf gists Notice In future the Golden Cross Lodge will moat on the first and third Saturday In each month at 780 oclock insteadof at8 oclock as heretofore Members will take no tine and be goverhed accordingly MRS NOMJIE UMSTEADSecretary Remaining Goebel Assassination Indict ments Have Been Dismissed Frankfort Ky Jan 14In dictments against W H Oulton Wharton Golden and Green Golden the last of those indicted in con Ilectio with the assassination of Gov William Goebelj were dismissed today ou motions of Oomrnon wealth Attprney Fraik lin 0t Oulton is retand Prosecutor Franklin saysflf 1 be lieves no conviction coulflbe hud iu the Golden cases Imperishable Gift for Son or Daughter Is a scholarship at the Wilbur R Smith Business College Lexington Ky A course at this college will be imperishable capital and will qualify them for a fine position and for a successful life V Orpheum Minstrels Mirth Melody Laughter and Song will reign over the audiences who attend the Orpheum Minstrels which the Klub Kentuck Band will pre sent at the Temple Theatre Monday night Jan 23 The performance is a clean wholesome laugh ing one its sole object being to amuse and entertain Over twenty of the latest song hits will be ren I dered by picked singers and the company numbers over thirtytwo I people Special stage settings elec trical effects and other novelties will be Introduced Included in the big cast are such clever and talented artists as Wade and Wade the premier black Taos gblderivotced zier Cook and Woodall Porter and Kersands champion buck and wing I dancers I i sA Y oq nt ABARNSLEY BRIEFsT tH l i itift tfftlmihiifthi i wnesMr Claud Woodls having bought the property of Mrs Clements which agoetwhoa finished lhiThursday 1 A Williams who line been 111 0cready for work again Lake Morton of the country wa4 in town Friday Mr O 0 Rambo insurance agent of Madisonville washore Friday pj business Mr J no Gibbons was in Earliug ton on business Saturday spoilts HdMrs Mary Jones has repaired the public bridge in front of her resi commisithe convenience of traffic passing that way I Rex MoEuen was in town Satur day on business for St BM Coiij c A H Jones was J IEarlU1 ton- I Saturday j V Linar Morgan wasTin Earlington Saturday byFrank Josleyn went to Mortons Saturday I W R Wade went to Madlsonvillp on business Saturday L Frank Josleyn n trip to the County Sent Saturday iiJ Goldie and Finley Moore Brother went to Madisonville Saturday lrRoy Suthard went to ElrllnJt 1z Saturday fiJv Paul M Moore editor of the B oT was In town Saturday whlltHu driving ty f I Miss EmmapJpk visited her qtuii Mrs Mary Jones Saturday 1 Mli s Maude Pyle who hos pnGti inomais still improving t Clarence W orlis went to Mortont Saturday i Asthma Sufferers y and old people with a hacking cough will find instant relief in Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam and Pine Tar Compound made from the Spriic and Piiie tree Your living made more pleasant and life prolonged Dy using this valuable remedy Trvit Prlce60c For sale by drug depart I MlnlnJCCompanY I dayaE P Ih rn 81asin tbls city Mon I me atiiceatl charges prescription my bookrall UMY NAME ADDRESS If the arrew1r Ir II Extensire y II Vni 1I 11 U Gi e J OV tt I r t II f TROYALe J 1 t Made i 1 J PIX CI 5G5OO 1111 ROYAL S TYPEWRITER CorRoya Typewriter Building New York Y L I3rr szch Irl Each Principal Cit y = mes ssta a sss nusrssnsrrssss asdy Ir 1J11lYThe Electric Appliance trorsr is a Desirable It 1 VII The electric lighted home is the home of comfort of convenience of gen eral cleanliness of safety and it is made happier with the use of the little electric i appliances being put on the market iJ I I t Visit our office and let us demonstrate to you the ueof the following Flatiron Chafing Dish Utility Motor Milk Warmer Massage VibratorjI Curling Iron Corn Popper Disc Stove Percolator Hot Water Cup 1 Radiator Cigar Lighter Vacuum Cleaner Sewing Machine Motor and RangesrI I ka 1 Municipal Electric Office f Masonic Madisonville Kentucky r FReE PRESCRIPTION Sent to All Who AskJ Prescription of Wonderful New Medical Discovery SENT FREE DR D J WALSHS most wonderful discovery has attained such re markable BUCCBBS that he has decided to send a free prescription to all who fill oufrtthe coupon below and mail It today The ordinary doctor would charge one to three dollars for writing a common prescription tile specialist1 from five to twentyfive 1 sffer to write a prescrij tlon suitable your case and offer to do It FREE I Will alsosend you free of cost my book How To Get Well for your guidance Do nut wat as you inay not see this offer ataln but fill out the coupon and send today Remember it will cost you uotblnjj for this wonderful prescription discovery just fill out coupon and you will receive prescription and by return mall all charges paid I Coupon Jor Free Prescription I and FREE BOOK DR DJ WALSH Box 2094 BOSTON MASS Send paid your fret for case andy2pr entirely free W 1S MY I- SAwlnngefilictod your disease is not on the list opposite write name here Used N A i- ws now Building new book My Principal Trouble Has Been i Kake across X in front i t f your trouble Two crosses XX in front ul the one from which you suffer roost r I RKhcamatum s = Lumbago Diabetes Dropsy Z = Neuralgia 1Dlarrbofa Constipation IndigestionHeadache Dizziness Kidney Trouble Bladder Trouble Heart Disease Impure Blood =Female Trouble Torpid Liver Partial Paralysis Nervousness Malaria Brights Disease YNNiNlWfiJimUNmNNlmNmiVmi r w Iirrrrrr ilwwNrrr I B M SLATDN Undertaker v I i- I MADISON LL KV II t l1 Everything New Ihc Fiiie i Hearse in the County In NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE MASONIC BUILDING 1 3tMWWWWyrVrWrW YNNlHNJJ fNiMNtNNmNNNNNtI1ININMNHNM THE BEST t TELEPHONE SERVICE n LOOK HERE MR FARMER I l Note that the Cumberland Telephone St TelegrapIi Company Incorporated Is offer UX t yon anid al proposition for telephone service Using our service you have ad vantageiof long distance connections to everyimportant point in the United States The advantages of telephone service In your residence are too numerous to rawitlon but among them would be communication the r lt obtaining getting accurate reports on the weather calling up your friends and relatives All these ad vantages and are more than worth thePricq you would pay for the service Literature aid Information furnllibed THlPII on our wanagerE G Mann CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH CO rt I W oi k i c A r- I Incorporated I y J h c Slowly made sorely good li yREALAt r a flquality l foot fitting comfort which 1 can be secured only I1- making shoes to order making them slowly and is nclfound in those shoes which are shot I I 4 through by fac tories which grind them out as fast as machines make them willI A dictionary with every pair size 112 andup Ask your dealer CUSTOM MADE HY R WERTHEIMERSWARTS SHOE C M v St Louis U S A 1IX r sl ii j i ftOBT SPtiY MD i IiI T MADISONVILLE y KENTUCKY attention ijiven to diseases of the Eye Eari j s fiSpecial rol1t Glaeaes fitted Eyes Teetod OFFICEHOURi 9TO u t V 2 TO 4 M yjIf J7 IJOlice Over C LrVRoi GroceryCenterSEre tttf4 6 + Cr P ii y ytt aT D