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Digital page images are linked to the text file. r T- q 1- I I l TUESDAY T t j Jnd FRIDAY v f= 0 p IIf 1- q rudp041r sr s IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESSADVERTISE IT FOR SALEi 1 s 11 TWENTYSECOND YEAR DARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY TUESDAY JANUARY 24 1911 J NorIill i BIGGEST DAYIf ON RAILROAD Sunday Broke theiItecord on the Middle Division 1 N ANDTWENTYk S StitlduywfN UK iIgN6t day t ever on thn Bfenderson divi iou of the L N fur the move EritngaI ton and Goth rie which iR culled thetMiddle Division Run ning South out of E Irlilltou there were 21 freight trains 8 0- a which were double hQlldor freight truiiiP rquiviilont to 24 freight trains test 24 freight trains curried 424 Iniuis avidpT enip leA TUere wirp 20 passentier than1 operated Unriig Ill 24 hours Taking the north end there were t 14ffeisiht trajiis 2 of whichwclO double heaJerfi equivalent to trains And thIs break IIlIpllst reeurdv lherQ were plenty of locomotives hero snit plenty o f crows und torn time there was plethora of business that made things hum After all this is a busytlivi ion mid a busy toy n- f i The Editor Won The editor ur the Hardoinen County Free rresfthtis tolls of an interiHtinK exberience iIVsOll iiwleep in a chair at Grand Jiinut ion lust Wednesday night on our way home from Memphis in our usual soaked i C jnditioii and letour train leave us The hotel elirk tolus togo onrtho right Bide of tho hall with saidLtbonm1he wets crovded and we would i have to double up with a man We went ur and pulled off our things and went to bed without wincing our bedfellow who ttns sleeping sound With the sheet over his head to kndp off tho muskeeters Before we fell into seenEjT young lady aud gentleman come in and sit down by the window At first thoy talked so low we could uot hour what then said Finally we Beard tho little MIss say Willie atilt yob l ashamed to try to kiss me right Itemt+ l ere we are sitting up feltwithr rettchedovercurious aid touched the nose of the man we was lubed with and seen at aglauce that he was dead al right We riz up instantly and i it vaS a race to a finish twixt us three for the bottom of the stops Itis needless to say we was fust lengthsit UBqWe walked throuuh kiln country I a to Bolivar and wired for our clothes by eJJ press nuM Irw r IrY IOri- s i io VaaF- I1AKIH0 POWDER I Purett si f flWfIeIe I rfDInRoyal Girapce- jl T htiJ t yyIr 1 7 n 4l k Nortonville Neivs JI Mrs Fred Collard and daughter Sarah of HopkitiHvlllH spent Stet tiruuy and Sunday with MrCollurd F G Hugu and T Ii CuIMd were in Hopldiisvillw the litter part Of hist week T J Morgan was in Madisonvillo last wok IMnrHhlLl Woodard arrested oolurttd men Alex Winfiehi a1 Will Thomas nn January 10 lOll I for robbing Frank Doujln89 and taking Iroin him ono coat and IIv dollars In money After rubbing him those mutt chased Douglass off town and thou seat trail of him Marshal Woodard then captured the two and turned thorn over tc County Judge Bradley for trIal L January 21 0111 then waved trial for action of grand Jury f L P Payne was in MadiBoiiville1 last week busieflossiEarlingtHarrlBiiu Friday John Cam brol how ut Kvans vllle Iiui formerly of NortonvillH sins In thN city Sunday vibittug friends Mr Uiuiolph Kivel of Hook port was iu NorUinvlllH with Mrs T 1 Morgan mi roule to Florida where Bin will upomt the rest of the winter Otid Elbon of thin pluco who has utmi ill tor a short time died Jan 21 and we oxtoiul our sympathy to tlio many friends and relatives Charlie Trathen Was in Central CIty 1IIUlLYlMltbea Pauline and Stella Morgan of South Carrollton Ky and Curl Strather of Columbus Ohio arrived Sunday to apend a few days with their cousin Miss Anna Marie Morgan Kill More Than Wild BeastsI The number of people killed year ly bv wild bents rtollt approach the vast number killed by disease germs No life is safe from their attacks Thoyro in air water dust even food But grand protection is af torded by Electric Bitters which destroy and expoll these deadly dis ease germs from the system Thats why chills fever and argue all ma larlal and many blood diseases leJdJ promptly to this wonderful purifier Try thorn and enjoy the glorious health and new strength theyll give you Money back itJnot satisfied Only 60c at all Drug gists SKYSCRAPER 760 FEET HIGH WILL BE BUILT IN NEW YORK To Cost 12000000 and Will be SO Feet higher Than the Highest New York Jan 20 Manhat tangIsland which already has the two tallest masonry building hiI the world is to have a third taller than either the Sinner build iug or the Metropolitan towerJ W F Woolworth the merchant who is building it announces a chaupo of plans KV which thaI bqildwKgainil nil ty feet addit iooRl in height The now stfQoiure will stand I ou lower Broadway betwteu Bar clay street and Pink Plaoe overlooking City Hall Square find oc cupyiufi an entire blbclc at the base The extreme height IB to be 750 feet and the cost will beI approximately 12000000 Thai height of the Wie rppolitan tower is 700 feet three inches and of the SifigeV bjailUing 612 feet one much Wants 2000 Par Wilts fftdlefls I Gus Blades has filed suitinthe Hopkins Circuit Court agains- D Hudson for 2000 fSr ailen ting the affections of his wife Plaintiff claims that Hudson name into his Bogie and by va predrjucied his wife n ainsthimso that she no longer pays him any mind Mr and Mrs Spillman and hits Edwards of Knoxville Teunfat tended the Methodist dyirch in M dl llenHl i 1 c I c I BY NpUS TRY WE TNTluL KEARNEY BENJftpE OF PROVIDENCE Arrested Charged With the Murder of Henry Thompson De cember 26th WILL ATTEMPT TO PROVE ALIBI i Kearney Benjjiinmo Ii pros ProvlcltHlCIIII on a WIIITIJ II sworn out by Deteqtive Seuziujj uvitimothe intirder of HlrYThompnp1 the morning of December5 96 The arrest created considerable txcitfimeiit in the city as Ynunr Benjiimine is quite popular and prominent in his town His father awlii Im verbnth claim provingban vill be lieu today4Q Dixon be fore Jiuke Browning Attrti neys Bicker BikVr and Bour land hunt have b0n retained for the defence I M You Can Eat Anythingt Eat what your stomach craves without tin slightest fear of iudiires don which IH tin awful feeling You will not be bothered with Sntir Summon Heartburn Nausea Bad Breath or Heavy THolinn il you will take one dose of DlgeHteze It relieves iHiid ourei as if by Magic Pleasant as Candy Relief in oils minute Get a 60is bottle from the drug department of the St Bernard Ining Company Incorporated r = I Society Happenings Linen Shower In Honor of Mite Foard On Saturday afternoon Mrs W H Kline etitertained with aUnen shower In honor of Miss Sue Foard who is to be married on the twenty fifth A wbite basket decorated with- white satin ribbon was placed in the hall and each guest deposited her gift therein The refreshments wore nerved in the dining room by Mrs Daves and the Misses Foard of HopklnBviHo W K Nlebet presided at the punch bqwlv hosopresebtwero Mrs Foard Miss Mamie Fpard and Mesdames Evans Southworth Rogers Nlsbec Daves McKinnon W B Coyie John Coyle Johnson Rulel Long 0 H McOary Mptherflliead Fu- qua IlutchitiBon and Deshoti and Misses Elizabeth and Margaret Foard of HopldndvllleOrenshaw- M thershead Mourn McQary Sisfc Turner and Stokes After the quests wore served Mrs George Mothershead presented the basket of gifts to the bridetobe with a most appropriate speech Jo which she responded facet grace tully The Jgifts combined beauty andy utility in a most surprising degree was indeed a shower The guests departed after wishing Miss Foard much happiness iand thank- Ing tho hostess for a dollghtful afternoon Bait End Card Club Mrs George Atkinson was hostess of tbef East End Card Club on Friday afternoon Miss Margaret Vic tory was the guest dt the club TheI ladles bad a most delightful after poop as the rubbers were most ex citing Mrs Banks wonevery rub brig Thehpste8B soryod a THOB tdo lioioua lurictbeot A t the conclusion of tho games 1W a B1etteed with a Hdarfy Appetite if YOU use tfigeisiteze It PtomRohdo the work digests what you eat and blood Irom your Nightstrid ofiiii tHese troubled with Digea teae Fifty cents a bottle worth ten told its cost at drug department of the S ern rd Muting Company Incorporated No Skatinga KoBaud has other engagements W S MoGAKY Manager a HsGordonVand Mips Eleanor Dee pardon and I Jackson went to Loutsvlll MWtfjiyv I t c r y WOULD DIVORCESECRET HUSBAND 1 r Married in Evansville 10 Months Ago i Suit Just Now Reveals th Fact irA iivv Ky Jail21llluchsur I LNds1bBiker ael Harris Blackwel- lyesterdaybled a petitiou in the Webster circnit cnnrt askini far an absolute divorce from liar luau Z Glark Tina is the the first intimation that the public has had that the you nr p oplf were calla and wife The laots seem to be a i follows Some time in the early part of 1910 the young people arranged filr a marriage e which fact became N j known to their parents who rather flraii have them elope ajrgreed to the union and II ceo 111 panted them to Evansville mod on March 5where they were married it beiim greed however between all the parties thin the bride became of her tender yen is pliuiilil remain with her pH ents for at least a year and tho groom should continue tp liven lie hoiiie of his parents It teas further agreed that they wqul J Clutinue to he seen to gather as formerly but would tint make nyayeaieuts shnduo wCtJi other vouiifi people vU lie yoiniri bride is will known ji tilts city having lived herewith her parents several years j Save the Babies You cannot fern safe without a bot tlxf Ottos Spruce GUI I Balsam and 1tI161r Comuou d in your home if yti have little ones as Itla positive Tflp dhr Croup Bronchitis and- Co4ghsItworks IlkoU111tlQ One dotSe ive relief and the danger Is over For stile by drug delIrt nrnt of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated t Remarkable Record Made by an Old j English Steam Engine The ofaan English ironworking estab lishment speaks eloquently of Anaatchine buillerR It began work in 1854 with a cylinder of4 by 8 feef aud a speed of 14 revolu lions per minute under a steam pressure of 30 pounds per square inch In 1898 it WitS compound odtljc pressure being increased to 120 pounds In t910 it was found to be still to Valuable a servant to retire earl it was converted into a trippleejcpausion engine which now works with steam at a pressure of 200pounds superheated to 480 degrees Some years ago the engine ran away acquiring such speed asv to burst the ropedriver pulleys oa was very little damaged MISS WIGG8 OF THECABBAGE PATCH Will Appear at the Temple Theatre Friday Night 27th f Every man woman and child in Earlin ton should here Miss Beulah Elwood McNemor the well known reader and impersonator will give the interesting book Mrs Wiggs of the Cab bage Patch in the opera house Friday Jan 27 at 8p m Au spicies rqblic Sohopli This is a- very pppujftfr cijW and all who etioy a good character represen tatjiYeahould Dot fail to hear it Ten characters move before yoti in the space of an hour and A half It is both amusing uplift lug instructive and entertain ingt Price of admission 15 and 25 cents Do Stop Cougkingi Yucan if you will use Ott s- SpruaeGl1mlJaleamand Pine Tar Compound rem dy for Cough Croup Bronchitis Asthma Sure Throat Chest and Lungs Price 25 and 60 cedts Sold4y drug department the St JeJnard Mining Compftiiy Ipo6rporatsd k F J ii Madisonville Notes I BY AILEEN DAVIS Rev 0 W Wimberly vjas caller to Louisville Monday to attend a meeting of the executive olllcers of LeagueDuringf the Presbyterian church will Jill his appointments the revival ser vice now going ou at the Methodist t churchGet the habit of coming to the branch office of tho SemiWeekly Bee at Mortons furniture Store when you want engraved cards em bossed letterheads dance tickets or prograniH We have the best and let UB figure with you ou prices AiijBBN DAVIS Manager We make a specialty of doing two and three color work If you want classy job work that will give satis faction see our samples and gut prices at the Madisonville Branch Office in Morton Furniture Store AILRBK DAVIS Manager Dont forget the SemiWeekly Bee has a branch office for Madi souville people in Mortons Furni Lure Store If you want adverbs tug or job work or wish to subscribe for the paper call up number 4 AILEEN DAVIS Manager Wp want all llm local news of in terest in Madisonville If you know any thing worth printing dont forget to call up No4 and tell us Mrs Morgan CoiFman of Slaugh torville is iiere visiting her laughter Mrs John Hall on Hall street Dr W P Russ made a short bus iness trip to Evansville Friday be ing accompanied as fur ad Hender bou by Mrs Russ who spent theI day with Mrs B L Zubrod in that city Misp BBBle Wallace of Hopkins villa has peon the guest of MissI Metabeth Sory iu this cf6i for sey Drat Jays Arnold Seymore returned to his home la Knoxville Penn Friday after spending several days in this city with tics father Chas Seymore H AJJeardoiie MadiBonvilles most popular salesman who lias been Spending the weekend left Monday to resume his duties on thes road Mrs Ben F Field and son David of Seattle Wash who have been hove and at Earltn ton for several weeks visiting friends left Thursday forSouiBvUle whore they will remain fora few days before leav lug fur New Orleans their future home Walton Dulin SP l1tFridayln EvatiBvil attending to business in terests Mr and Mrs J FStrother left Friday for Oweiisboro to spend seyI eral week with Mrs Strothers parents Mr and Mrs A KJttluger Lee SoluaetzBr of the Bichland country was here several days last Mrs CIS Teague who has boon visitlhs her son L A Teague of this city returned home Saturday What To Do FOR Sickly Children Letters from Mothers II I wish I could induce every mother who lies a delicate sicklytchild to try your delicious Cod and Iron Tonic VINOL It re stored OUr little daughter to health and strength after everything else had faileMRsC W STUMP Canton Ohio Mrs F P Skonnard of Minne apolis Minn- recommend writesII want to VINCL to moth er who has a weak or sickly child MyilittJe oy was sickly pale and appetite for two years I tried docItoTS without benefit but thanks to VINOL he isa well and healthy boy today C Alien of New Bedford Mass writes Mytwopunychildrengajfoed rapidly fleshand strengthitva very short time after taking VINOL We positively know VINOL will build up little ones and make them healthystrong and robust Try one and if you are not satin fied we will return your money ST BIIVARD MINING COMPANY ImplrjoiiBd Drug jepwtnjwt c ter- a t k c TUESDAlf 1 and a i 1 FRIDAY n Miss Ilot Fjkc a teacher in thi I 41lIamoor the illness or her mother J Miss Cora Wilson of theVHopkins r Cooperative Store dn this left Saturday for Louisville to visIt relatives for a few days before ge t fug to the Wholesale Millinery v i sr House in the East where she wilt r remain until she returns to thii city sxWillis Rndd was in Hanson Fri day On business William Harmer of the PORt citySaturdayMrs W 0 Holliuger Mrs Kate Ashby and David Ashby visltod 4 Mrs J S Waller In Hanson SUit day Miss Vida Mae Givbns returned to her home in Goodlettsvillo TennM Saturday after a visit to Mrs Vida Boyle and Miss Florence Howard In this city- Thomas Jackson of Providence was lore Friday r Mrs Conard Beinecke of Belle a villa Ill who has been the guest of a Mr and Mrs Fred Reinficke for sev eral days returned home Saturday 1 t OleraArmstrong returned to his home ih Hopklnsvllle Saturdayst citjsfirEd Carroll is visiting friends itf Morganlleld this week r s InHopklnsvl1lo the home of her mother Mrs Gol loday fi S T Vvatt of the Grapevine neighborhood was here Saturday rThursday Afteraoon literary Club Miss Bonnie Vera Afllryb ytIf e charmingly entertained the Tturi day Afternoon Literary Clubj at their regular literary and social jseis i V 1 sOinather honie on South Semi i p nary sirens r iwfi G Ray after which Mrs Fred f Beinecko read an excellent paper f on The Progress of Sel neo audInJ vention and the rapid strides hay r centurybyscience and InventionMrs Clyde that antique and queer little story of Marse Chan which proved a fitting climax to the pro gram of the afternoon During the social hours Miss Murphey serveda beautiful twocourse luncheon Misses Florence Allyn and Heloit j Gregory house guests of the club were the invited guests Miss Gregory Entertained l J 1Pmty t by MJBB Elizabeth Victory at herIin Earlington in honor of J Miss Helon Gregory who is a guest qf Mrs Clyde Ruby t+ i-yp I STRIKES ARE DENOUNCED J As a Means of Organizing Nop Unioaft- Cistrids 1 f If Columbus Ohio Jan 21 = M President Lewis in his annual y report to the Upiteu Mine Work ers in session here denounced t strikes as a means of organizing nonunion districts He pleaded for a continuance for the loin xK movement policy nndf9i h rlI-l j S 1 time Shc 9K fttrustprevents wage garners fr nOt finizlng Be rgefactl rtr tie t granted the Western Federatio 1 of Miners audthat it be amalgaiI mated with the United Mi ntfA Workers rji 1 FoardrLyow Miss Susan Pettnb jFoard sand r Dri4 S iybii lcpfr 1W iirsvil J 1 Tenn will be marriol atltheV home of the bride on WednesdaY tafternoon Jai 25 1of two thirty 1 oclock They will leayeimmed- iately for Knoxville where tKyv t fwill spend s yjeral days before oijig tdtheir lionic They mil 2w it a reside in Hqgerfeville V ttll rtThe Misses Foard of Hopklns y1Jt vllle are the guests fi Agra W Ht Kline They wlH belmre tpltafyeis Itba FoardLyorifr wedding r A t h J 0 r v fr Q rrr i- It r n tf Lie y Bee Y M MOOREI MANAGER Press Association1 r and41Kentucky t ct Publishers League MadiIvfJOGREATeed done by sk FIT cer lai1ltyi oMitliot TIE USUAL WAY SHe WuiIL woman worn and thin rtom Whom the world condemed for slllle sin Flyer cast her out the kings highway Anb passed her by they went pray Me was Alan and more blame Awl the old world spared him breath shams Jit his feet He saw her lie Sot raised his head and passed her by cti They were Jepeople who went pray At the temple God that Sab bath riar eYbcnedthe woman and for gave the roan It was ever thus since the world began womanar1a K I Halt Price I Vi randEmbroideries IJ It + Rates One gL00 Six months Three months A Single copies SpsolHion copies mailed free application Correspond eats all parts the county Address ticulars patI a y I 1 r M + M + t H MI f is a a l of as to r t a to a a r of he to of onI r- Tl+ 0 tl t t fir r l r t t diet On cr0s shame was cru cified The world was stern and would not yield And they buried her the potters field The man too diqd and they buried him In walnut casket with silver rim And said they turned frown his grave away Weve burled honest man today Twq mortals knocked Heavens VJCaleV Aid stood aide by side know their fate He carried passport with earthly sign And she apardon from Love vine Ohye who between virtue and vice Whom think ye entered the para disc Not whom the world said would WiDAFor the wbmahaione ushered Extra Lace Special t00 more yds 5c andtOc Lace ydd L2t 26 per cent off on all other Laces It i Nw Year 50 25 on In of us for MNf of t in as au H at to dt he was in I i or t to will Everything has 4 1 Ft Mens and Boys Suits Rain j COats i Menjs Two and Three Piece ufull Sizes 33 to 42 in blacks p blue serges fancy serge grays browns and 1 2 P t worsteds ranging in PIlce1 0 to 20 youthfs Two and Three Piece Suits all sizes 31 to 35 in browns greys and Just a few blackl2 Pricet and blue serges 6 to 15 Mens Full Overcoats arid Raincoats allsiZesj in blacks i greys and fancy plaids75ofd 126 JTEICC 11 Boys to 17 4 rBoys ht Price f A 1or vf Men to andYoiiths goqd Tieayy pantSj 1 2 PriGe j t i c A riV t i 1 f t A lot bosom shirts sizes 15 to 1 7CUff 2Ert 1C ef detahed fr tr i f JI j j JIll n I i 01 j I 1 r I 1 i ii Ii II7 IJ j ti I 1 arr P1 J t It J 4 111a1- V f I iclJ- eII 2 te ttJ T r f Yff Iui I tt J Subscription t 6 t wanted S e a f a a a l f judge v I k r 1 j Ai s tt r t I JI f I Asthma SufferersY and old people with a hacking cough will find instant relief in Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam and Pint TarI Compound made from the Spruce Viand Pine tree Your living made more pleasant and life prolonged by- using this valuable r TryJt Price SOc For sale by drug depa t mont of the St Bernard Mining Company Ghas Miles Crosses Deaths River Olias Miles a well known cifV izon of this place died ritvjiis homo oji Wilson street Sunday at due oclock of perbn itis after effects ptloul1lol1inik e was 86 years ol a peon i neat member of theIt P LW sjI and also of the A A U 1 Lodge he leaves a wife w Ji fchildren uuda mother to mourn1 I his loss Funeral services were at the lesidellc rKJJy Rev Billie Clark of the Baptist church Sunday afternoon at two oclock + The interment took place Monday morning at OldI Salem under the auspices ofithe Knights of Pythias and Workmen lodges in the presents ofa large number of friends md ac Mr Miles was a fathArfndtheheartfelt sj mpathy of the com m unity rj riJ No More Dyspepsia y Gas ur other Stomach Troubles Nothing will remain undigested or sour on your stomach if you will take a little Dlgesteze a power ful digestive harmless and pleasant as Maple Syrup For sale by the drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated If you have a friend or relative Uvfcig at a distance send them the Semi Weekly Bee a year It will only and dollars and it will be a constant reminder of you twice each week Revival Still GolnglOn The revival being conducted by Rev 0 F Wimberjy at the Methodist church in Madieonville is doing great good and will be continued another week The in terest is constantly increasing and many souls have beet brought to Christ Orowds greet the preacher at Avery service nnd the soul service is unusually good Up Jo the present time over thirty conversions been reported to sav nothing of the far reaching of the nieeting in the lives of of thers who have been cold and r different heretofore Rev JWimberly is a wonderful preach er and takes high ranks as a sue revivalist Sues City of Mortons Gap Palestine Vickery has filed suit the city of Mortons Gap for the sum of 5000 on nc- count of the overturning of her buggy on the streets of that city She claims injury and that the citv authorities had been notified of the condition of the streetsl COLORED NEWS Prof Driver Mesdames Amos Nealy and Baker remain very feeble Tho Baptist church was favored with an excellent sermon last Tuesday night by Rev Wm H Leavell D D of Princeton Ky Prof Bell and wife are visiting in South Carrollton Ky Rev J R Evans is billed to preach the educational sermon at the A M E Z Church of Madison vile Sunday afternoon There a petition signed by the KENTUCKY WmlNM condemn entertainments Henry Hawkins quietly officiated Teachers HAlf PRICE SALE k Let introduce HALF fist Hopkins greatest dollar hunelreds other bargains could mention but space permit reduction concentrate your purchase this store and fancy rice fancy worsteds Length Stiei Knee Half t ffstiif Incorporated morning influence scores cessful against permanent IS Price And Coat c 6 Stock of and Misses Cloaks and Suits deserves special allention While the lots some broken up in still remain good assortment of the different weaves Broadcloth and Stripped Serges Diagonal Cloth and Basket are the principal ones and in all colorsblack blues browns greys and the so popular tan f In rice fO One lot and 750 and Slo Mens and Bo t V p 1 r I 1 rlTfc rvh t jIaw some bargains heffpr the bargain hMterVVe o1j 1 hr our stock and seletted some 10fT shapes and put Vihemibnlihej half count IThey i from 67 8 to 7 from 1 and are I worth every cent of During this sale gd at H a11 r rice oe e4 e P e I o 0 iROBT SORY D IL e Special attention to diseases of the EnrINose and Throat Glasses fitted Ii yen Tested + fOFFICE i HOURS 9 TO 12 A MOl 2 TO 4 P M s j Over C L Roes GroceryCenterStrut 04 i eo i4 WAMMV VNe1MfNriithtiW N fYdVNiN4YrN hltbY lrtiSWJt WmiNwumWNNt 1 r B M SLATON Undertaker 1 MADISONVILLE KY rJ- S Every tiling New Finest Hearse in the County TO POST OFFICE MASONIC BUILDING Jff i 1 WWAfAVWftmWWWWWWWAAWWWW W M1uNW II MN1lMMM4l so veral colored church s and colored citizens of EtulIl1 ton con demning tlie dances and rowdlness at tho colored skating rink raid ask hag the city to tho same as a nuisance Every citizen and Christian parent tt sign this petition indjfSeitt are destroying tho lives and character of the young negroes of EallIn ton hey often obstruct the sidewalk In their drunken brawls King and Miss Beatrice wore married in the presence of a few friends at the of Rev Evans last Saturday night Rev The faculty of the public school requests the presence of tho parents and at the public school building next Friday at 1230 p m Tho purpose is to organize a Homo and Association Let each parent and friend be present The teachers of the public school report that the term examination was Many children In the several grades excellent marks us you our PRICE SALE the ever held in county and which be the event evspulledcff hese There are of we will not some I and you will do well on V from O Pant llc Sl conducted have Half Our Womens Coat your are sizes there Plain Weaves tti 500 Thei ire good have gone ugh price areiall sizes 3artd range M given Eye Office StN1WrNe The NEXT DOOR many council loyal Those home Evans friends good made Iie t71 y yk The on 7 Card of Thanks I We desire to express our heart- frlt thanks to the kiwi neigh ho a jtmtl friends who aided purl assist andPdenmother and hope that they iu like circumstances may find as ninny vu rum hearted friends Henry Wyatt and children Lame back may come from over ofItwo forranr canes the right remedy IB MALLARDS SNOW LINf MENT It should be rubbed In thoroughly over the nTectod part the relief will bn prompt and aatls faotory Price 25u BOo and 100 periDragStoreCo Incorporated Demand for Graduates of the Smith Business College hankers Oilloials Merchants and others havo written Prof Smith for his graduates The domand of tea has exceeds tho supply For par ticulars address Wilbur R Smith Lexington Ky IH lf I 1 i Begins Saturday January 21 Ends Saturday February 41911t r stretching I t Overcoats earsriceJuits Shirtj5pccial Clearance Cloaksf Suits Pranging 169p yleltkl1afsind1 f iMADISONVILLE Overall Special 25 suits black heavy Overalls with out bibs regular Driifl 75t value nHI Iti Mens Womens and Children II x Shoes Half Price I Mens Florsheinl If Rdlstoil Silo s JJS500 and fidp grades sizes v 5 12 to mostlyFI leatherspatent d = c vjpWomens s 250 and 1hleathere I Childrens ceand7 k About 100 pairs Auction Shoes Womens anti Children nWomens 50c Children JU I v A jJ Dress Goods Etc 25cJ50ciid l00 Wool and Fancy Suitings 1 2 r riceV r v a V- i5cGjnghams and Fancy Suitings 1 ricevi i 1One Lot White Watstm s nt Ft ricet- Sweater l ly p t or 1 v A A it Special i t Above 23 TurtleNeck Sweaters sizes 36 to 42 iranges in price 50c to 150 M ffiM ice I i I I TII1CtFOD STORE1 tii it Jitt Li t UadlllioJ I a nfI r t Rift Store tteCf n n j r r Price I I t 01 k t t rE t lr Ny Jt i r J i j X Nn1 j T iIaif t1 r i piTjce- t f AI u == 0 o- CC- It I 4 1 i ci C W LINDSAYt WHOLESALE CIGARS CIGARETTES TOBACCOS MABISONVILlt KENTUCKY i i I PIiONt SOI 125 CENTER STREET 1 wareeenaset o rssfaaaaeer JUI T I IC A MORTON TvlADISONVILLE KY J 11 Funeral Direct a Embalmer II- II if II Any Call Answered Promptly Day or NigHto 1L J r MITCHELL fe SON ir Livery Feed and Sale Static i 11 Just below city hall All coal orders promptly filled Drayage to all parts of city Moving a specialty Good rigs Open all hours Phone 6 2 J rAHOME NECESSITY 1 J EDISON PHONOGRAPHS II With Ain bero1 4 minute records Exchange your old I records for new ones Ask Your Dealer C E BR1NKLEY L EVERYTHING EDISON Phone 69 J t THE BEST TELEPHONE SERVICE LOOK HERE MR FARMER t Note that the Cumberland Telephone Telegraph Company Incorporated is Offer ing to you In Ideal proposition for telephone service our service you have ad vantages of long distance connections to every important point in the United Staten The advantages ot telephone service in are too numerous to mention but among them would be dally communication with the markets obtaining prices getting accurate reports in the weather calling up your neighbor friends and relatives All these ad vantages And are more than worth the you wouldjay for the service Literature and information furnished by calling on our manager EG Mann lilt 11 CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TEL EGRAPH GO rated Incorpo I n v iJi ti v I + SI a 15003 Prescriptions I 0t 1 The above numbers represent the original i y prescriptions filled by us during the year just J ended re U These figures tell a story Itiis z Jt or of pubHc confi dence A confidence liart rneStIly try io merit 1 It has afforded us great ple suri to be in a position to serve you through the past1Yedr and e Iaureyou that the present year will find us no less appreciative of your patronage We consider it a privilege to do your pre rt scnptipn worka and accord each and everyone the r3 r time and care necessity to insure accuracy Quality also plays a vital part in thisjwork an essential which we never overlook tear We thank eaph individual for the many pref J- rences shown usEo V ST BERNARD DRUG STORE iST BERNARDMININGY f INCORPORATED v 1ojrt r EA8LIN TON 4 KENTUCKY m + + r W + 1 JSrTl t + t+ r + 41 r B tf ADS PAYl t News of the Town i LTip Top Flour fills the bill MH Tappan was In Madisonvllle Sunday Thunnan Judd visited in Hanson Sunday Oarl Woolfo1lspout Sunday In MudlsonvilloSlBk hae the latest copy rjght books for rent Miss Mary Hewlttt was in Madi son vllje Monday I Miss Jade Victory wits In Mad i sonvllle Monday OM papers fir sale at the BeeI office Sisk Bros have nfuHlIue of Blank Books Polk Blair made friends in Madl Bonvlllo a visit Sunday Tour Wand visited relatives in Greenville Sunday Steve Motbershead made his usual trip home Sunday John Harlin of Providence was in town Sunday Miss Mamie Foard was in Madi I sonville Monday I Miss Virile Davis visited friends in Mdisonville Sunday O L Powers and wife spent Sunday in Madlsouville Miss Amelia Price spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs P P Price Mrs Kate Withers spent Sunday In Madisonvllle with friends If you have not used Tip Top Flour you have not used the best Miss Ida Croft was shopping Ii Mudlsoiiville Monday Mr Paul Moore made a business trip to Madlsonville Monday Mrs H R Corey was In Madison vllle Monday visiting friends Misses Dora and Mattie WHkleof Madieonville wero In town Sunday Bring your pictures to Sisk Bros Bonk Store and have them framed Miss Artie Whltfleld is confined at home this week with a sever- cold r Dr Ainplls Davis of Morton Gap was here yesterday on bus 1 ness Tits BKK and the Book Thats a good combination Ask TIrE BKB man about it Yandell Tllford of this city mode a business trip to JJadisonvllle jSat urday Thomas Basscom who has been here some time left for Bookport Saturday Mesdames O P Webb and 0 F Barnett visited friends in Madison vllle Sunday a C Buwtner lett Sunday for a weeks visit to his home folks a Pensacola Flat Artists Drawing and Water Color Paper for pale at this office Large size sheets 5 cents Newman Whltford of the Semi Weekly Bee was in MadisonviUe Sunday visiting friends Miss Sallie Davis of Depqy Wh has been visiting friends here say eral days has Returned home Bro Stanley the new Christian preacher rtnrt SstHr l ftY still- will I tato ilp his abode here S66h J Slk rVfir Fill tQY9u ci Blase and Bterling H1of J Oddli tfJG percent discount until Febidafy 1 Miss Katherine 1 Rhlewstlrier of Evansville who has been visiting in This city returned home Sunday Mrs W L Morrison will talnlIrbe Young Ladies enterJ Mission week Society at her WtrfynCleats cotton age Bring to THE BEE office We need them No strings or small pieces wanted 1 Mrs Hub Lunsford and daughter Mrs Dr Davis of Mortons Gap Blendthepot IVr A Toombs wtydjbas been in doing some work at the Shamrock mines at Providence has rep turned home Big Bale on all trimmed and winter hate at Metcalf fc Emmer sons hi Madisonville Savings Bank Building MadlspnvlUe Ky All trimmed and winter hats at reduced prices at Motcalf Emmer sons luMadisonvlllo Savings Bank Building MadiBpnviUe 1Borntin Tuesday morning i fine girl BiUth mottiervaiidaby are getting along tine v Its I Srmarriedl a room Qomple tejy furn Isle t iStoam or furnaC heat aiitf djirlvtlaketerms P H C care Bee Office The many friends of G S Creii Ss1iitivhis c condition much better Sir Grenshaw hRS been suffering for several vfeeka with q severe attack rot JpdPl1e d t J iia k YwJk GREAT BARGAINS IN SHOES Do you enjoymaking money go as far as possible s Do you like to save msney ofshoesshoesforIt will be dollars in your pocket to supply yourself and family at this nur BARGAIN SHOE COUNTER j 0 BISHOP COMPANY AD1SONVILLE KENTUCKY YOUR MONEY SACK IF YOU WANT IT Dont fall to call for Tip Top flour Mrs R G McEuen IB ill of ton BllltlB Lee Withers was in MadiBonville Sunday Try Tip lop Flour ItJ is the bestIMrs P B Davis was in Madison = villa Friday H D Cowand was in Madison vllle Sunday Ji H Vaugh was in Evansville Satuiday night E E Owen was in Evansville Friday night Walter Wright of Ilsley was in town Saturday ISay Tip Top Flour to your gro eery mug Bob Stinebaugh was in Madison viUe Saturday Mrs C B Johnson was in Madi Bonvllle Friday Miss Ollie Angle is quite ill with grippe this week kEd Morrison visited his people at Pembroke Sunday IUoy Wilson pf Madlsonyiile i was FridayeRobert Jrow0 of Madlsonville t Fridayp dilbert lug of this city was in Madlsonvhle Saturdayt Mrs Chas Lindsay was in town- FrldaYVlsitlngfriends Rpbqrt BiveuB of New Carbon dI11 Rwa9 here Saturday t7 Jolla Sisk of this city was in Madiaonvillo Saturday LeeGlbson of Madlsonville was hors Friday on business Leonard Goodloe made a business trip to Madisonvllle Sunday Frank of this city was in Madlso1tvl11e Saturday nvilletwas oir iess Lucian Llttlepngem aibusi ness trip to MadiBonvaileWrfday Earl Jagee of this place visited friends m Madisonvllle Saturday When In need of window shades see Sisk Bros Boo Company inoon 11 Q fl JpYijnnoy o Otis pity yw In Madl8onville Sa6llrgtily qi business JQearrof tins city was in MMUionWlle gftturday on buelncss Maj F B Harris of Mortons j Gap WAI in She pity Satljraap- Mrd D E5 Lynn of Howell lad la tlsltlng relatives here this week MI08 Adalalne Toombs spent Sun = day with filer parehts at Slaughter vllle N OK Alford of Providence Uffidfe a business trip to tho this city FdA dayMesdames Jameson and Shaver were shopping in Madisouyille Mon day Toiii Langstafi and wife spent Sunday at Providence with his par 4 s ents C H hoard ret rued Bowl ing Green Sunday after visiting his parentei Neal Spillinan and Marvin Mitchell were in Madisonvllle Saturday V x a nighty 1 vt Marshal William Bradley made a business trip to MRdlsoavIlie fr day EJs Earlingaton was in NortailvilleSatur6r + Qb day ot Ckl lf B of Madison withbarter6lrsJasR Garland B II Ythl M d I cilnadefrluds la lfadlsotivlllevlabt- aturday r lWIldlsonIv and Sunday L L Goodloe Frank WitFjqrtf U and 1hElsle Brown visited tritss NatlileeB jjoyiir allay Ky++ Sun ay lIglitl- r FREE pRESCRIFW1tNS- ent to All Who Ask Prescription of Wonderful New Medical Discovery SENT FREE f 8uchremarkabledoctorwouldprescription I will also send you free of cost my bookU How To Get Well foryour guidance Do not watt as you may not see this offer again but fill out the coupon and send today Remember It will cost you nothing for youwtlirecelveCoupon for Free Prescription and FREE BOOKtDR D J WALSH Box 2094 BOSTON IfASS Send me at once all chargesI paid your free prescription for my entirelyfreeMY NAME IS MY ADDRESS IS Acs How long 8ml ted If listipposlte My Principal Trouble Has B Make a cross X In front of trouble Two crosses XX in enI most of the one from which you Rheumatism Lumbago Diabetesbropsy NeuralgiaDiarrhoea ConstipationIndigestion Headache Dizziness Kidney Trouble Bladder Trouble Heart Disease Impure Blood- FemlleTrouble Torpid Liver Partial Paralysis NervousnessMalaria Origins Disease Slowly madew surely go 1 tqw 0 L J J NJr414T A n t J trysThese are not shot through shoes that are made as fast as possible so as to give the makers their talking chance on quantity and dollars j fpr shoes so made do not possess the character in workmanship acid ill aroundshoe goodness orv the style and satisfaction found in the Sir Knight which arei made pair by pair with the utmost care All lasts aly leathers all dght350i 400 and 500 Ask your deaters CUSTOM MADE BY WERTHEIMERSVVARTS SHOEG01 St O I S A y iiPIPjjIi P IIIIIJPquJIliIPilillq II JInijJVlIIjJJI h i rrrj r GraIn Hay and Feed 1 0 i r I ff JIi Let us furnish Feedv vv close prices and quick delivery t rj lIt I I S C Jennjihgs Company 1 i r Madisontiile Kentucky t Next door to Rttdd CarduteIl Livery Stable ituI i q Iue nnt toInPni t eeinnflhln4a ladgWr LWiJla tlL WIL11uY BEE ADS PAY GET THE HABIT iJ t D Q N r t N w ryn +wM k eoa2i4 dlry h n D 6 n I f e J ll jP I rAN U A iJW H TtE SALLA I J 1r tirrs r+rr rso rr u rlair l re egan Thursday J D1i9 I g Inds Saturday Jan 23M arr U Linens Our direct importations of Irish c Linens has just arrived and we cer tainly offer some unusual values 36inch shirtwaist linens our reg 19specialC 36inch pure linen sheer quality a 35 cent value spec 252 ial at C Very fine quality shirtwaist and fronting linens at 35c 40c 50c 65c and 75c Very striking values in 36inch pure linen lawns at 35c 50c Sc- andr 100- 36inch flue handkerchief linens 50c 75c and 100 45inch fine pillow case linen 85c value at very special 69c 36inch cream heavy coun 2cterpaine linen 50c qualit- yFlaxons i Flaxons are made in a wide range V of qualities and our syndicate buying permits us to offer finer qualities at lower prices than will be found else where iPlainFlaxons at 12ic15c 18C and 35c Checked Flaxons at 20c and 25c IL Pajama Checks Genuine pajama checks 36inch wide cuts to good advantage in la dies and Childrens underwear a two qualtties 15cxDomestics 36 5DomesticC 36inch fine Sea Island Brown Domestic 62C 7Domestic2C JBleached I 91Bleached36inch Bleachedl 0C O1Cambric36 5CambricC 0CambricC Wide Sheetings 23SheetingC 25SheetingC 84 23heetingC 94 Bleached Sheeting 25C 10 27SheetingC 18TubingC 20Tubingc J Towels I Large size union huck towels hem j stitched our regular 35c pair tow 25thisC I Full size blenched bath towels 50c pair pair valuesS9C 6Extra heavy large bleached bath towels 75c values pair 59C Pure linen huck towel large sine CSOcAll broken pairs and sample fine linen huck and dama5k towels at reduced prices lita rt 1f rvfvsf91 YSStU Clearance Sale Price on all goods sUB is force bon k 1Wintersee the Ladies Tailor Stilts t PRiCE Ladies acid tbl s Cloaks it 13 Bd 12 off I andSkirtsWaist1 all reduced T 1 t J rx w i l r Jltr t IN R SPONSE to the requests of rriany four patrons sya have put tla adate of our White Sale some three weeks earlier than has been oyti custom This will be an opportune time for all topurchase the materials for their spring sewingat decidedly substantial reductions I Q0ALITV has been the one idea uppermost in our mind during the entire time that we have been ofreMuslin Underwear The best workmanship and the best ofI materials only have been utilized in its Manufacture and if dainty style and neat simplicity count for aught we will win the feminine I applause at first sight of these beautiful garments A careful examination of every item pried in this advertisement will be the best way to convince toYF serve you in the most economical way h Embroideries V cambric insertions and b adii goods 5 niworth C 1 71worthC Dcdoub1e800 15cbrOidenes200 yards of dainty Swiss handkerchief edge embroidery 1 1 D Ch insertion to match tIi200yards of sheer nainsook and swiss sets suitable forjnfants 1 ftp wear Insertion and three widths in edges aUf fj j I Flouncings JR ii 27inch wide flouncings 1 the correct thing for summer r 39c dresses 59c values i Fine dress flouncihgs 27 inches wide 1 l 49C 75c values v HH HifVery fine embroidered flotmcings f 69C 100 values v v Y Very handsome deep flouncing beautifully worked out t QOnWOU patterns 1 50 values v i Wide bands and galloons to match the above lf- louncings t 35C v r ttVery sheer fine Baby Irish embroidered flouncings i jti 1 48gorgeous patterns 250 values or IWide Baby Irish bands r h 11 49cto match v i r o 5 tovers 1Fine 9valuesC Very 75valuesC ireW Table Linens 60inch Bleached Cotton Damask 21i60inch Bleached Mercerized Damask 42cIzed49cDan1ask 59Damaskt100 Pure Linen Damask 79c2 yards wide 25Damask Napkins 18x18 Hemmed Napkins MercS5e 00Napkins22x22 Mercerized Nap d kins Ztf1 25 100 All Linen Nap kins 79C 125 All Linen Nap 89ckins 4 11 1 150 Puie Linen Nape kins 9Se 9Napkins250 Fine Linen Napkins to match QQDamask n Laces- All odd Valencienne lace edges and and insertions that sold regularly at 5c6 t2C and 7 l2c choice 3C All odd Valencienne edges and in sertions that sold regularly at I r 8 l2c lOcatid 12 1 = 2c choice1 5c All pdd Valencienne edges and insertions tliatoldrSgularly at 15c 71chc Big lot of linen and cotton torchon lace edges and insertions worth up to tOe yard 5choice C Normandy Val edges that sold reg ularly at I5c and 25c Choice 1 0C Ginghams 15P pieces New Spring Dress Ginghams on display Better quali ties than last year at per ya- rdi0cand12ac Muslin Underwear J IVKV X Corset CoverstI v Dainty lace and embroidery trimmed corset covers well made and good materials all prices 26c 35c 49c 75c and 98c DrawersFu-llcut free Ppen stlYle tucked lace and embroider trimmed r Extraavie at 25c 49c 59c 75c and 98c r iff k GownsY 4t t Both tleVery specialstandard muslin gowns full cut eltfmdde V and high long orshort sleeves Choice and style at + H5JI Other gowns made of cambric and nainsook high neck square neck and I slipovers long and short sleeves 76c 98c 1 19139 lV48 T98 and27 rg vV1 Extra size g yns for very stout women good quality 9A8c and 119- v Combination Suits t Soft namsoojcorset cover and drawer combinations also corset cove11d skirt combinations beautifully made and trimmed 98c1 19 48r- c 19848 99 and 39- 8Princess rr Slips Ij l Fine India Lmon lace trnnmed Princess Slips f1rle fttiiiAg gmen 1l sand rtp 1 I rlf Childs Drawers v I i i 11 i 0 Weil made muslin drawers tucked bottom or lace trimmed allsizesp one to I twelve yearsMpci W I5caiid 20 J j 1 1 India nonsS8 12c India Linons 71cX 3 Oc Linons Indiah SiC 12 120 India v Linons 11 C I5c India 1 1jLinons 2U p 25c India20c 1 Persian Lawns 9 i1 O1Lawns 20cPcrsian15c 18cI40inchwlde L Vl1s20c Very Special w 1000 yards of 40inch fine Persian Lawns In length from I to 20 yards perfect goods worth I5c to 35c yard choice all J 1 grades I Oc 1L Long Cloth CLong12 DcLong 121cLong Dimities I5c Checked Dimity 12c20c Checked Dimity15C 25c Checked Dimity 20c Checked Nainsook GcNainsook12 DcNainsook20c Nainsook quality Checked15c Shirting Madras I5c Shirting Madras 32 inch wide 11 C 25c Shirting Madras inch wide 3217c Sheets and Pillow Cases 45x36PillowCases 1 Oc 9 72x9i Manhattan Seamed Sheets 35c i fSingle81x90 Mohawk Sheets 75C 90x90 Mohawk Sheets 85C White Quilts Very Special 100 values White F 1 t72x76Large Size Hemmed White Quilt 125 4values p BUU r Fringed Cut Corner White Quilt 150 values Zp 1 25Extra Fine White Quilts Hemmed 1 ftScalloped 1rCrashStevens all linen unbleached Crash 9- r7c8ci Oc and 12 c J Stevens all linen bleached CrashIr12c and 15cIVery special union linen bleached Crash red border at 71C I 2CI 1 very y heavy 15C Pure to tinfPure linen plain and figured huck 25 inch wide j45c i 1toweling i lr- u u