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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 4frI I 4 TUESDAY I li t and i o sr f t FRIDAY kl I o 1 t 1 t r j d i IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE t I trI TWENTYSECOND YEAR i f HOPKINS COUNTY KY TUESDAY JANUARY 31 1911 No14t CITIZENS TAKEa I fc UP MAN HU- t NJ i c lt eople of Providence Held Mass 1 C Meeting to Consider Plans MAYOR APPOINTS SIX MEN r f I a Providence Ky Jan 29 a this coinmunitv h4 alt stirred up over the mystery of them urdri Of Henry T Thompson wealthy citizen and as result of a public t ineettnj of indignation hero Sat urday night the mayor Ed Aionit one r has appointed n committee of six who are detailj iod to work secretjv in hopes of fi1HI lUg the muTcdorer Seiisa jt onal developments are expected in the next dayrtrso as it if said the special committee Juts x fbOen directed to follow up nu- tappiirceutly tood clew A reward oiiB 6ceu for the dujeci6n of the efnyer of the bUr t Il The meeting in Marlmfl hull was called by u numbor of cull tz9nstvho stated they did not think the proper interest had been taken in the case hy the authorities It was reported here today that the farmers in this vicinity arts threatening to organize or the purpose of boy cotting this city because of their indignation over the alleged in activity of the authorities No crime in years here has attracted so much attention and apparent ly the authorities were never so r b1J1tdIJJH111v itncJl mystery Th6 excitement atleudinjr the trials of the two suspects and their subsequent acquittal has not died down and if anything there is more talk concerning the mysterious death of Thompson than at anytime since he was found near u local cemetery the r day utter Christmas Neither Keruey Benjamine nor Thomas Thompson the men acquirted on charges of murder both having pnjyed iflibiH aire able to throw v4uvllJitou the tragedy The mayor has instuoted his committee to procure what evi pence it can ana to report to him from time 10 time s 1 f You Can Eat Anything Eat what your stomach craves without tho slightest foarof indices troll which Is an awful fooling You will not bo bothered with Sour Stomach Heartburn Nausea Bad Breath or Heavy Feeling if you will 0take one dose of Dignutezo It re haves mid cures us if by Magic oneIdruRdopartineutof the St Bernard Y hllng Company InoorporatedI Toni Slsk of Barusley was hero Saturday shopping LOW ROUND TRIP RATES J Louisville Nashville Jr Railroadp Florida Cubat Gulf Coast Resortst i New Orleansv Mobile Pensacola z Tickets on sale daily good ti reruntie Mss 31JU7 t Ctwtc it Sleeping Cars tl ArCpmCrsIri emu s to rate aaleppeng car f ohMarectrepre1Ai f Excursion Agent IttJSsEVIllEtKY tt1 r1i7ROMtMENT MAN DIES ket 1 jWirotherlnLaw of AuthOr of MrsI sof Cabbage Patch iy jfy Friends stud relatives of Join t Rice fdnnerlv of EvannvilTti were adviletluf his death which occur oil at 7 a m Sundav ut tin hume of his Hster Mrs John Orenahaw at Uadz Ky utter along period of ill health Death was due to heart failure He WitS 40 years old ouvAouu t 18 1010 and was a t Hj was treasurer of the OuniherlLrncl t Presbyterian church whileliviuf here and was a prominent churchman I J Tho deceased f was the eldest son of L M Rice who at onetime was enpaggd in the tobacco business in Evansville and widely known in this city Be t sides his father who lives fit l Louisville he is survived by two sisters Mrs John Oronshaw Oadfz Ky Mrs Perry Smith Mayfield Ky three brothers Lucy Rice instructor of the Uu iverHity of Lebanon Te nuIao dy Rice of Louisville Ky and Oale Young Rice of Louisville liyf flit latter is the husband Of Mrs Alice Uegun Rice the author ufuMIs Wigts of tile Oubbaae Patch und will attend the funeral Mr and Mrs W L Gordon of Madieonville Ky the latter an taint and Mrs Vi na Boyle also of Madieonville Ky another aunt of the de ceased Will be1 here to attend the funeral of Mr Rice The only Evuueville ralative of the deseased is Mrs yjlliam Lacy 120 Upper Seventh Street The body will arrive at the L N passenger station at about noon today over theI0 railroad from Cadiz Ky and after- awaiting the arrival of a train from Louisville will be conveyed to the chapel from tlje railroad station at 180 pm Oak Hill cemetery whore burial will be The services will be itv shame of Rev W T Darby Evanavilje Courier Jan 80 For that awful cough take Blood no Cough Checker A BO cent hot tie will last longer thin must any cough St Bernard Muting Co lucorporated Druw Department special agents Card Thanksi f We desire to express our heartfelt thanks to each and every one who so kindly came to our assistance Li u the recetit lark hour when God to hpsedivinei willwe must al submit ttour darling one from X us frMftva he ever be near ybu allwhett- trouble comes to you Espeiiiifl y do we thank both fQrIIill cure and utteution shown ouri loved one II f Mnp 0 W MILES AND iTAiLYi fI If troubled with iuiif e8tlon coq tlpatiou no appetite or fool bilous flve Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets a trll and you wilt bp pleased with the result Those tablets the stomach and llv dlKestiouSoldIi L Change in Road Contemplated A chatige is proposed flu the iranstou aid JN0bo public ioad beginning at the Oapt Smith place to a point near where this road crosses the riulrCJ dAtt- hispoiJt ihstead of crossing the railroad it is proposeflto run tile rood ou the right of the track to IT point near Nanitoui tins doing away with fcw o railroad crossings t Asthma sufferers and old pedple with ahaokiugcough- will find instant lt Ottos Spruce Gum IBafund Pine Tar Compound made from the Sprucp and Pine tree Your living mad more pleasant and UTo prolonged by using this remedy Try It Price CQo For sale depart mentotctbeSt Bernard Mining Company leo pora e loI I Q- to r n I By io l2vEsTRY WE T ASHBY BAKER AND HICKMA I Will be Style of New Madisonville Dry i Goods Firm It was announced in The Bee that MessrsF 0 Baker 81111nes IHu K Hickman +vould eugnit4li unifeiethe firth nn nit of Biker and HIcK man but since then a dhaujie ii If 7These f tjer into partnership with EiiJ jgLshby and the firm Hume wil e albYlBik r Hickmanr+ f lvBe years e titheIWitlia clerk No More Dyspepsia ore other Stomach Trouble iNlthin will remain uudlgestedjltf tour onYOllr stomach if o will take a little DfgeBtezs n power fill digestive harmless and pleasant as Maple Syrup For sale by lhti drug depnrtmmit of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated T j ENGINE TURNS OVER f ilSideSwipeCrew Uninjured lt A side swipe collision ClntHe Henderson division of the LJi N railroad at Hanson at 45 oclock Sunday morning betweit two freight trains entailed cph sidcrable damage to the railr all company and delayed traffic f9r more than live hours before the wreck was cleared Jf The collision wa8cauBOdiUy the engineer on the first iseolidw of No P7 southbound mipjudg lug the distance while the first section of No 82 northbound was pulliim in to the aiding at Hanson The engine on the northbound freight rrain was struck and turned over by the impact of the collision The trainmen jumpod and riorrowly escaped death They were un injured No 92 northbound Chicago and Jacksonville train was detoured via Oweusbpro to Henderson A child that has intestinal worms IB handicapped in its Growth A few doses of WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE destroys and expels wormsj tho child immediately itn piovof and thrives wonderfully Price per bottle Sold by St Bernard Co Incorporated drug frOJlrtmerit Harry Ogden Offered Better Position Hftrry Orden who fins forborne tijne putt been coniiected with tile Old Statn Bank of Evansville as cashier Jiiit boon Offered the the preiirtencv of rhe Fir t Na tional Bvnk of MnslfOaee Okl yfMr Ogden the change 1wrillbtMen ami Women soil gnaraiitfleU h 98 70per cent profit Make 10 Beginilttrsiuvtiiilaate Chestnut sPhnartelpbia Pa WI Oi4 AKIN G I POWDERAbsolutely Tho only baking powitoa eOreaexNo IIumII Lime Phisphati Ii a 1 r IJ KENTUCKYS COAL PRODUCTION Earhngton Has Only Coal Wash ine Machine in the State SLIGHT INCREASE OVER YEAR 1908 Development coal properties was markfdly active Jhring 1001 in the Eastern district of Kentucky tin outlet fron which was furniehed by tho completion cf the Carolina Oliuchfield dr OhIO railroad The effect of this de befS lOlO than it is in that for 1909 Thtf total production of coain State for 1909 was 10697884 short tons sein 1908sin increase of 450881 short tons or 4 6 percent Treat the increase was nat larger was Utifi to the fabt that in 19C8 owe iug to the prolonged strike of movers in Alabama there WHS a unusual d n and upon the cool miuesiinKliitutilcy particular s those of the eastern district and- gthe effect of the busiHess depres sion was not felt tot the oxteut it was in other states This strike kept the tonnage of Eastern lieu tucks pearly up to the Thigh re cord of 1907 while the counties in the Western part of the State showed a total decrease of nearly 500000 short tons In 1909 out of the total increase for the state the eastern district was credited with 379666tonB arid the wes- tiernlistx et5tons s t Lew Priees lUfeivei In spite of the increase in pro ducti z1 iri 1909 or possibly be cause of it and the effort to procure markets for the additional coalmined the value of the pro duct showed a decided decrease from 1908 The value in 1909 was 10079917 a decrease of 287 245 or 28 per cent as com paredwith an increase of 45 per cent in tonnage The average price per tote declined from 101 in 1008 to 04 cents in 1909 the lowest average recorded in recent years t The number of men employed in the coalmines of Kentucky in iltoin 1908 and 688 tons in 1609 Statistics of Accident OJ Norwood state geologist and chief mine inspector has maintained for the last 25 years complete record of the coalmine accidents of Kentucky During that period the deaths have reached a total of 405 an average of 16 p year and the nonfatal acci lents 1683 an average of 67a year Orthe total number of deaths 21 were due to the ex plosion of gas and dusts and ie of those have Occured in the last two yeurs9 ju 1908 and 7 in1 1909 As usual falls of roofs and coal claimed the largest unm berof victims 55 per cent of the- ueatluaraud44 perpntof the in juries being due to this cause During 1909 tlierorJere 34 fatal anti 98 nonfatal accidents a doe crease of 5 in the former and 29 tn the latter as compared With 1908 Of the 84 fatal accidents to 1909 7V w0re due to explosions andtcoalkilledaniO in gangways and 2 men were killed by trip carsrhe death rate per 1000 employees was 201 quad 814629 tons were mined for each life lostf Coal Washed The only coftlmiuiug establiBh anent in the State 1 tRlliug- epal w shinK is- the St Bernard Mining Company I I ut Elrlin ton Tim quantity o coal washed in 1909 wits 8208 tons yielding 72966 hort tons of cleaned cost aue 9120 tons of reuae ln 1908 the same com puny reported 81 897 phort tons of coal washed yeildinu 72791 tons of ceandd coal and 9099 tons of refuse SUrtliag Astonishing Attovndinf Has been the sale of Bloodlue during the past few days We nor er have baU such a tremendous sale on any remedy in our store Blood = ine Is highly endorsed by some of the moat learned physicians in America for BriKbteDlBea8e Dia betes Stone in the Bladder Rheu matt m and Catarrh and if you are Buflorlnpf Kflth any of those terrible diseases you should not tall to buy a brittle of this wbhderfui remedy to lay Usual 100 size bottles for 6p cents at J3t Bernard Mining CoIn corporated drag department of from The Blood Ine Corporation Boston Mass Sunset Coal Co Defendant in Big Suit The Sunset Goal 008 a de fondant in a suit brought by Mra Emma Morton and others the plaintiff in which asked for 50 OOu and an injunction against t company to prevent them from working Veins of c6al which they cilium is directly against the contract The plaintiff leased the coal rights to the company with the under lauding the petition claims that two veins of coal should not be woe The plaintiff states that the company has violated this part of the contract and seeks an in junction end 50000 damages rJ liDo Stop Cog1 You can if you will use Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam and Pine Tar Compound A valuable remedy for OroupBroubltlsChest and Lungs Price 25 and 60 eents Sold by drug department of CQmpanyIncorporated Mrs George Adams of Madisonville Ad Judged of Unsound Mind For the past two years it has been the belief of her neighbors- that Mrs George Adams who lived on Mull Street was losing her mind During the past few weeks ehe had become violent aiuTTias threatened the life of her children and was considered to be dangerous She was tried before a jury in the county court Friday and adjudged to be of feeble mind and the jury recommerided that she be placed in the asylum at Hop kinsville The quickest and most effective remedy for loosening the phlegm relieving irritation and curing cough or cold is Bloodino Congh Choker St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department special agents Has Leg Cut Off The sixteen year old son of Tom Kennedy colored of Math Bonville attempted to jump on a moving freight train near the block office at that Sundayp ifternooi aud in some manner was run over itpd his leg gut off The nccidentluapponednear Kens ie nud he was prompt Jy moved 1 herThe boy flied frornthe effects of the injury Monday DliIl if Ii TUESDAY and Li FRIDAY EARLINGTON Society Happenings LyeaaYoard- On last Wednesday January 26a beautiful home wedding was solemnized at the residence of Mrs A L Foard whem her oldest daughter Miss Susan Pettus Foard became the bride of Dr James Lyons of JRogerg vine TenuOnia limited num ber of friends were invited to ate tend the ceremony These were received by Mrs WIl Kline a Miss Maggie Turner sang witk exquisite pathtOb Bonnie MeMrfi W II Ooyle plains her acddmpfliniment lifter whiqk lsohnaMnrclrnor the bridal party entered isi tire following order The four ribbon girls little Misses Sarah Orutchfleld Lena Davis Hattie Polk Orenshavv and JOUQ Foard all dressed in white with blue ribbou Thvattendants Misses Dtew Hayden in white with white roses and Mamie Foard in pink with pink roses and Messrs Roy and Robt Foard following the bride and groom The bride was handsomely gowned in pale blue mesalline and carried brides roses Tjiegroont wore the conventional black Rev Mr Harrison Presbyter ian minister from MaUisonvHlo performed the ceremony m a beautiful and impressive mltltol tier Afterrece viti Elie eon ratti- ltlittitnitifyitiirfliQntlisalit hip- py pair left on the Spath bound A train Miss Foard is one of the most attractive and popular youngladiesiuEarli1tttonanDr sicion iu his home town He lit a relative of Mrs W H Kline who resides here They received a number of handsome and use fnl presents Tait Bad CardMtV Mrs DB Banks was hostess of the Card Olnb last Friaay afternoon The following ladies were guests of the club Mis Locketof Henderson Miss Banks of Trenton Mra Claude Morton 1sonMiss AtkiJisou won the guestig Afd course s by the hoptess 1 x Save tkeDaIJie You cannot feel safe without a bot tPipeyou have little ones tss it Jsa positives aMCoughs daugarIs r tdIUlQKCompanyIntorPOratod r Were ieS Stew Iley Brinkley Grover Long Fred HossE Earlingtou Ky 0 O Glr ens Jr Morton MoPhqreon Harry Scott Lawson JPkkort fraSk Nlsbat rand Roy George of Madlsbnvllle Ky were iw Bvanavllie Sunday night witheBstng BayuiondHitoh f cock In Tbe Man ybo Owenji 3 Broadway jri Charlie Barnett was lit Madlsoa vine Saturday t t GIRLS1DEBATE MadisonviUe High School vs Paducah Nigh School i HEREDITY va ENVIRONMENT Tabernacle Madisonville KyM Friday Might Fob 3 t- t ADMISSION 25 CENTS v 4a lr- I c It c c rw nn 1l tt 0 11- ct c jii f itlff I Ir5 i If n n i I D jJf I I t P i iizAli ee M MOORE tPAULAND PUBLISHER i f J E FAWOETT a ASSOCIATE EBITOR AND BUSINESS UANACER r 1 Medabere- fKextucky1 Press Association IandSecond District Publishers Leaguer 1 Branch OKce in Mortens Furniture Store 119 South Main Street Madi 1 i sontiUc Ke tcb No 4MISS AILEhN DAVIS Mgr i fh I f i Telephone Tuesday January 31 19111 Early ta tiedand early to rise Attend to your aasiaes and waiver 1sO- I as Aid you will be healthy pros perftM and wise j ANNOUNCEMENTS I Wi are authomed fc announce L 1 Ray ai a eewdidate for reelection rppreseat Xopkiac camaty in the AsitIi talon or L6e lDaoioocAt4c party l We are awa i6orieed to announce 0asa L Walker as a eandidatn for IspresontaMve frog Hopkins conn tower house of the next IoaeralAsaeaibly of Yentuokysob feet to the action of the Democratic anyk i We are avtboriced tit announce a H L YOll B as a candidate tp rep itBont H f4iiB county is the lower pease of the Assembly y of Kentmfcf subject to the action at the JDeiMerattc partyI i r Dull Let is do oar duty in our skop thelborne Jut as faithfully as if we 0gtoedJI tke frost rank of some great battle and we knew that Victory for aamkiad depeaded ear bravery strength and 1ailh Tfken we dp that the ataablwt of tu will be serving ia that great army which aehieVei cite welfare of the werli Taeodore Parker 1 i Madisonville Notes s rc BT AILEEH DAYIB I riBitefltetkiftff Cub I iiTheDiu BteokiiiK Club was dejJlghtfally entertained Saturday r isrm onat their regular literary snit i ffloehd session by Miss Eileen Gold homett Lan I The r U call was responded to by each raeirjjer present tolling of getno important fact concerning JBntflund of the day A general dlsollssitD of the Lesson RakesFi r proved intenaoly interesting Mlsji jBabwHiB QardlUer then in a clear nanier gaze a vivid sketch at the Tlcar of Wakefield which trite One of rte beat of its nature nUKIfe 4K this clubf after 1 Ut Miuhwk Upo a reading whiohI w JsYIIetirzaIr The Mn ajituo Study was lead by Mea Aileen Savls ttbel1elI418f i of ti41e tri tlJWh K guests wereprogramJ itariug tits aeolat hour w OeltimaM orflfetddle4ttpro Ky Mrs r WIA J heck and Misses Sarah Jtahop and Merrtetta Merrlett of flats elty luncheonripasserted ia three courses carry 1 l gout tke tHiifl ana white color S w1e3tri1twJtb delic tw shadeB of bino- robbon wgrtt reivo- at i TWten ZiterttlltedtA bfMf tt Luncheon wiM3trea tip l wrsday afternoon iy Mrs 0 A Morllaa at her home eaWesteIttar street In honor ef I Misses V4r ia Lokett and Joy I lake irf Htfit effssn who are the t A Mestaf Ate Paul Banks in Earl 1r 8tOBtlie hJ4 het acre was mado by Ira aTei she being presented tth i qae dozen after dinner i iiJfee 4p iMt spacers hand fatted After aey Oeiting o1nhber8 were layee were invited Into the diipIill j where a muss al- abrMJa served The Sie rdtf were tiny fans J 4 iHe la delioatq tints aqd wreathed 1Mewers a f HergueBta included Misses Vfri s r r r 9 II l i j Subscription Rates One yonflOOSi- x mouths bO Throe months 2 Slnglo copies 6 Specimen copies mailed free on application Correspond ents wanted in all parts of the county Address us for par ticulars t J Phone 47 glnia Lookfttt Joy Banks Belou Gregory Florence Allyn Elizabeth Victory Carrie Atkinson lonnie- Vora Murphey Margaret Victory Aileen David MO domesPsul Batiks and no Buttle and little Miss Sarah Walker Wed Book Club The Womans Book Club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs W b Morton on South Main street Mrs Gep Atkinson read an ex cellent paper dealing with affairs Austrtawhichfollowed by a splendid review of the divorce of Josephine and Maria Louise given by Mrs J F Gordon After the program hod been completed tbe club adjourned to a social hour A delicious twocourse lunch was served by this charming kostesa A Birtkday Dbuier On Monday January 80 Mrs W J Barubill gave a surprise dinner party in honor at Mr Barnb Ills 67th birthday The dining room which Is beautifully furnished in mahogany furni tore was decorated in ferns palms and potted plants and on the table was prettily arranged vases of roses carnations and ferns Those present wore Mr and Mrs J D Barnhill Mr and Mrs B n Barnbill and children Mr and Mrs Tom Barnhill of Providence i Mr and Mrs J B McGaw and family H H Holeman returned home Saturday from Evansville Morton Furgerson of Provjdepoe was here Saturday Albert Noe spent Sunday in Hop klnsvllle Arch Goodwin spoilt Sunday with relatives pear HopkinsviUe Beeler Nisbet Frank Nlsbet Earl Stone Harry Scott George Stewart Ernest Williams Morton MoPherson Lawson Faxon C E Send mo at onoe all xsharces prescription formv MY AMJ3 IS MY IS Age How long afflicted tlf wt Owen Mack Hoffman Walter Ruby Lisle Boblnsou and others spent Saturday anti Sunday In flvausvllle Don forget the SemiWeekly Bee has a branch offloo for Ma souville people in Mortons Furni turn Store If you want advertis lug or Job work or wish to subscribe for the paper call up number 4 AILHHN DAYIB Manager Mrs Belle Nuckols of Hopklns vllle after a visit to relatives in this city returned home Saturday Muster Leamap Oldham of Hop kinsvillo has returned home fro visit to William and Thomas R insou Miss Ethel Colemau of Middles boro Ky is the guest of Miss El Iz abeth Givens in this city Mr and Mrs W P Clements were the guests of friends and relatives in Honderaou Suuaay Miss May Clinton of Providence who has been the gueSt of her ter Mrs B M Slutou In this for several weeks returned ho- Saturday Mrs Elmer Lynn of Howell Ind returned to her home Saturday aft er visiting her stator Mra Cl1 Lindsay on Center street ductnK the week past We make a specialty of doing t and throe color work It you classy lob work that will give satls faction see our samples and g prices at the Madlsonvllle Branch Office in Mortons Furniture Stu e AxiiBBif DATIS Manager Mr and Mrs Herbert Morgan a spending several days the guests relatives in Nebo Mr and Mrs James Pearce left Saturday fur Chicago to spend a iGoing Like b Wildfire Thats the way to describe tho widespread demand for Walter Great Book The Aerial Age- One critic calls it a fascl natlnjf record of scientific ad venture another compares It to a swift sailing ship with science at the helm and adventure in the foretop still another says that it bristles with adventure and Is brim lot of education in aviation Anyhow it is a treat seller as each days orders sho Agerts wanted Send today your application for exclusive territory with 35 cents for 82 page agents pros peotus and successful Belling 5 or more books Address A Rr KELLER COMPANY Mar rIdge Building Braadway and s4th St New Yorkc MITCHELL fc SONII Livery Feted and Sale Static j i 1 Just below city liall All coal orders promptly fill dt aspecialtyI I pbp FREE PRESCRIPTION Sent to All Who A k Prescription of Wonderful New Medical Discovery SENT FREE and retnarkabloi doctorwouldr tlon tho specialist from five to five I efler to write a nrescrlrtipn tFREEIHQVffco the YQnrg daM io D rtot watt as yoa way uotfiee this offer Vain baV fill torthlswonderrulr YoOwilliscobIonJFREE BOOK 01 Dl WAIIH BwZOW BOSTON VARIII II ed paidyourfree ontlrelyfroeK f ADDBB8S vs listtopposite a r t t s Wellmans theaRbbtlntsfrom I Ky Principal Trouble Has Been suffermost yourtrouble Iw Rheumatism Lumbago Diabetes DropsyNeuralgia Diarrhoea =Cot stipatlon Indigestion Headaches Sitztness Kldner Trouble up WIUeartImpure Blood 10TOflldPartial Paralysis Nervouraeaal DrllhtsDlseaseh fibs M rrrrr 1IlLii i dlI Half Price Sale j i Continues All this Week i I t i J ebVe wish to callyour at n h theSack that we are offering some wonderful bargains irmHJIf Price Sale 1 j whichcontinues all this week vStesjptvonly a few of J themjUelow If you areone orthe few who have not taken = eadvantagee of this opportunity Now is the time Every medepartment i + shows some swing to youI i Mens and Boys a Pricens20 in blacks greys and browns etall sizes Half Price reoMons and Boys ofSuits Half Prig Ranging in price from 750 to 20 in blacks blues browns Greys Etc all sizes Half Price Boys Knee Pant Suits Half Price 250 to 10 all sizes IIFrom e the l Iw r tow days before returning to their home in idalo They have been I the guest of Mr Peardes mother Mrs Elizabeth Pearce in this city bra few weeks Mrs Douglas Ruckman of Provi dence is visiting relatives in this atty y Mesdames John Fuquay and Honry Kogers of Earliugton were the guests of Mrs M K Gordon Monday Mrs R M home vafter several wueks In Coal City IndJ with her daughter Mrs Chas Davis Tom Browning of Princeton was hereSunday visiting relatives Miss Mary Mothershead of Earl ingtbh spent Sunday in Madison vllle wlthfrlond8 Chris Hoffman of Nebo was in city Saturday on business Get the habit of coming to the branch office of the SemiWeekly Bee at Mortons Furniture Store when you want mitrraved cards letterheads dance tickets pr We havenhe bent and- let UB figure with yos on prices AILHBbAvu Manager How This ti We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward orany casea Catarrh that cannot be cored by hells Catarrh Cure P J CHENEY h CO Toledo6 perfectly aorable ia all bB lns rransactionf financially able to carry out any obligations made by Ms firm WAtomo KIMNAM a MARVIK Wholesale Drogg9tif Toledo O Halls caterfk Cure lsikeIInterpallr jactioc directly Bpon tha bloijd and mutant surfaces of Teaiiraoniaj santfrea Pries tee perboftbSaid byaUDirBKgUtS Tike Halls Family Plllt for constipation jjxj r r frenchstrlke Expensive Tim railVond strike in Francis over aud tome n the damages are beitajr culoulated It is clmm that the to the country aniouut b tweepfifty and milliou dollars A high 8 official in Paris estimates 26OOOlNjO of imports from I ldan Gerraany were held thalt flboat 121000000 f expbrtealBO were de taiued The Railroads lost2J 0 in pasaengpr fares and 8O KiOOO ip freight chargesV Ohristiau Herald I f i Vt I Cloaks and Coat t Suits Half Price Our stock of Womens and Misses Cloaks and Coat Suits deserves your special attention While the lots art some broken up in sizes there still remain good assortment of the different weaves Broadcloath Plain and Striped Serges Diagonal Qoath and Basket Weaves are the principal ones and in all colors blacks blues browns greys and the so popular tan In order not to carry them over we pjace the stock rang ing in prices from 10 to 35 at Half price Ladies 5 and 750 and 10 Raincoats 169 Mens Hats Half Price I One lot of Mens Hats al1rsizes blacks browns and a little off shapes Half Priceil Mens Fancy Vests All sizes white and fancy worth from 150 to 5 Half Price r 5c and f Oc Laces 2 l2c New Laces and Embroideries just received 20 per cent off i t Nice lot of Mens Womens and Childrens Shoes Half Price II iTHEMcLEOD STORE 1Tlr BOre on CornerMADISONVILLE KENTUCKY I err Hallretuttked em JtCheseylfor logs to and rKtlroadhstntieoeE 1i J- Itr THE MARION KITCHEN CABINET One Dollar Down and a Dollar a IIeeltl L r WE GUARANTEE 0 F That the Marion Kitchen Cabinets have no equal atariy price in range of appointments and rmmberofcpnVenjences I dA NOTE THESE POINTS ti ii Frictionless rollerbearing top id r EachtloarDoublecompartment separate and distinct v i i1f ItopFifteen oft sizc tSolid cast brass hardware f 1f1 Wcilltke fJ lftllWre m Showing you this sphniid new ca Yrf i uep IIf or ao I f OBryan Ltleu e J itt Incorporafed MADISONVILLE I KENTUCKY i4j 1Irh t l o t nI + C W LINDSAY WHOLESALE CIGARS CIGARETTES TOBACCOS HABItNVILtt KENTUCKY PHONE set IXS CENTER STRUT f J News r of the Town i Tip Top Flour fills this bill t MQBsra Clint and Morrie Fox froth out West spout Saturday night in tin+ city the guest of Frank Fox Tho buys certainly know how to hat+ dif the mandolin guitar and I banjo and made some excellent mu sic for quite a little crowd Miss fVirile ECavauaugh of the Riohtand country spent Saturday Right with bliss Cavanaugh Fox MINe MoNamar impersonator who gave readings from Mrs Wiggs of Tuo =Cabbage Patch at Temple Tbeater Friday night was above the average and a large audience thoroughly enjoyed her efforts Tho entertainment waa also a guccfl s fr in a financial standpoint Iday Tip Top Flour td your gro wry man i Rob Davis of this city was In MadlBonvllle Saturday on business Luther Boyd was In the oouuty lent Saturday on business Nary Martin and Lena Davis were In Madisouvtlle Saturday visiting friends MesdamoB Geo King and Fred Foiler of Madlsonvllle were here Saturday Eea Jaa Prioot of this city at tended a mooting of the Fiscal I Court at Madiaouville Saturday Fox SAMiGolden Laced Wyau dens Cffckerals and Pullets at 100 each If taken at onto Call nud see thom before thov are alt gone R H Buck 81B E Broadway Mad IBonvlllo Ky 1Pingroo Shaver of this city who has been ill for a rew days Is able at wotk again 1be Burke a popular engineer on the Memphis line is visiting rela tives In this city John and Pat Burko visited their sister Mary Agnes Burke in Nash 1Johnnle Hauna of this place loft Saturday for St Marys Ky to attend school Rev W O Brandon an1 son L E Brandon aro visiting relatives Russellville i p if you have a friend or relative living at a distance send them the i1SamlWookt Beo a yarlt will only 1 cost and dollars and it will be a con slant reminder of you twice each weekJohn Keif and family aro vlltingv I relatives in Manitou Mrs J M Kestuer who has been- visiting f p ii Madisonville several- days has returned home Lucian Llttlepngo of the White llalns country was bare faturday an business v Mrs AM Howoll and two chll r4 siren who have been visiting rola kMveain MadlBonville several days 1laVe returned home t iJoe Gough who has been working 1 tit 9 nnelton Ind for several Months has secured a position with p 45j eSL Bernard Mining Company of ikti place Dont fall to call for Tip Top flour Hd Carroll of the Sunset mines was here on bunlncss- MPB Cfilla Banner wan In Nor tnnvillo Sunday Caen L Walker of Madlsonvllle was hero Sunday Oilpapers for sale atttie Bee officeMisses Louise and Sallle Adams of thin city were in Madlsonvllle Saturday visiting frlonds John McCormack has left for St Louisa He expeots to muka the city his future home Mrs Jeff Murphy of this place visited relatives in Madtsonvllle SaturdayMrs Price of Madisonville who has been visiting her sou Paul P Price of this city has returnee hoiue If you have not used Tip Top Flout you have not used the best Grover Long was In Evansvllle SaturdayLeo and W H PilklnRton wore ill EwiBYllle Saturday Gilbert King was in Ev nsYilli Saturday I Night Chief Dispatcher Potosi and Dispatchers McKlnnun and Owen were in Evausvlllo Saturday Mr Corbitt our popular photo grapher was in MudlHonvlllo Satur UayWANTEDClean cotton ags Brian to FILE BKK office Wo need them No stringH or small pieces wanted Elsworth Evans was in Evansville Saturday Mr and Mrs W S McQary were In Eyunavllle Saturday Newman Whitford went to soc De Wolf Hopper in Evansvllle Sat ayYMo1 Will Build You Up and Make You Strong Old people tired weak run down delicate children frailmothers and those recovering from severe illness this is a fact Thousands of genuine testimonials from reliable people prove this claim and to further support the fact and prove our faith in what we saywe unhesitatingly declare that any one who will try a bottle of VINOL will have their money returned without question if they are not satisfied that it did theta good ST BERNARD MINING COMPANY Incorporated Drug Department A HOME NECESSITY vr EDISON PHONOGRAPHS With Amberol 4 minute records Exchange your o- ldtrecords for new pones j N A Y irDerkr I rt C Ef BRINKLEY 1 EVBKYTHING EDISON PHH Grainyand Feed iXf 1 Grain and Feed We makeLet us furnish your Hay f 1 ffol close prices and quick delivery I V FARM SEED A SPECIALTY t S C Jennings Company 1 Mdisonflilleo Kenticky 1- 4S 4 Next far to Sbeble y + Ii 1 i I Tip Top Flour It is the befotIMrs 8 M Kemp of this city nude friends inMadisoarille a visit Saturday I Dan M Evans and sons Miller and Ben wore in BvanBville Satur dayDan Griffin vlsitedrrelatives in MndiBonvitle Saturday Three room house to rent 7 E A COBNBN Artists Drawing and Water Color Paper for sale at this office Largo size sheets S cents Mrs Hobt Fehwlok of this place was in MadlBonvlUo visiting friendR Hugh D Alnion IB visiting friends and relatives iu the Nebo country u row days Ernest Newton made a business trip to Madlsonvillo Saturday Mrs George Newbold had Photo grapher Corbltt take several sittins of her dog Jane Monday Jann was BO enthusiastic about tho con struotlon of the camera and other objects in the office she would not sit still moro than a second at a timeMrs Robert Aspley of Bowling Green Ky is the guest of her sis tor Mrs L Y Renfro Miss Alma Reufro and nieces are visiting relatives IB Atlanta Ga Louisville and Bowling Green Key Conductor E W Reufro will left Monday for a business trip to Bowl ing Green Ky Lee Favors made a visit to friends in Nortonvlllo Sunday Dallas Curtis visited friends In- HopklusvUloSunday Mrs W 8 Bramwell of Nash yule who has been visiting her mother Mrs Farnsworth ha8 re turned home Thomas Logan spent Sunday with friends near MadiBouville Homer Wyatt was in Madisouvllle Sunday Owes Shaver made a business trip to Madisonville Monday Mrs Vr Gordon npeut the day with Mrs W S McGary Monday Ray Herb spent Sunday with his mother in Hopkinsvllle Mrs Goo Blackwell who has peon visiting iu Hopkinsville has returned home Messrs E L Wise Roy Davis and Tommle Fuatheraton left Sunday for a visit in Tltusvllle Fla Mr and Mrs W L Morrison spout Sunday in Hopkinsville with auntSundayMiss Hattie Wallace of Mortppe Gap who has been In h18- IIlty has returned homeH4 S W Mothershead of Evansvllle pont Sunday with his parents Miss Elsie Brown visited her par ents in Madlaonvillo Sunday Notice I cure cancer I never ran I motor autl Insure a cure Address T M Wyatt R F D Box Not 4 I Dawson Ky LAME EVERY MORNING A Bad Back is Always Worse in the Morning Earlington People Are Finding Relief A back that adios all day and onuses disqomfort nt night in usual ly worse In the morning Makes you feel as If you hudnt slept at alt Cant cure a bad back untilyou true the kidneys Doans Ijidney Pills cure sick kldne Brmake you feel bettor work better rest better Bud sleep bettor- Permanent cur H In JCarllugton prove the merit of Doans Mrs Frank Dennis Earlington Kysays Doaus Kidney Pills Lured we after all other remedies lad failed and consequently I am pleased to recommend them For 1 Special Prices For This Engagement i- I lOc Y l- e2Oc t CI i- I It- H l p J- I and 7J1 eS dal I ti l 3Oc+e + INTO HIGH Rt RESERVED SEATS ON SALE AT y News Stand r- r I 41 i r TWO SALES IN ONE 1 ut We intended conducting a Cleaning Up of Winter Stuff sale the latter part of thismdnth on the heels of it launching our customary White Goods and Embroidery sale but obstacles we liiveJ unable to mount have delayed us until we have decided to combine the two events We think snow we shall open this combination sale on Wednesday of this week but cant be definite just yet Our purchase of White Goods and Embrqideries isin the house now but has not been examined 11 and marked kKe p watch on this corner of the SemiWeekly Bee for minute details IBISHOPPurchasing Agents for Hopkins County wl Ib1 IOthree years my kidneys wore disordered I was unable to sleep well on account of the dull ache in my back and when I arose In the morn lug X was very lame I beCAmo tired easily felt languid and ner ous and was also troubled by headaches and dizzy spells The kid pay secretions were unnatural and whenever I caught cold mytrou ble was aggravated I also suffered from pains In the small of my back andIf I stooped or lifted sharp twlngs passed through my loins Learning of Doans Kidney Pills I procured a box and received prompt relish from their use It was not long before I was rids of kidney trouble For sale by all dealers Price 60 cents FosterMnburn Co Buffalo New York sole regents for the Volt ed Stales Remember the name Loanri and take no other THE BEST TELEPHONE SERVICE t1 LOOK HERE MR FARMER 1 Note that the Cumberland Telephone do Telegraph Company Incorporated Is over ing to you an ideal proposition for telephone service our service you have ad vantages or long distance connectionsto every Important point In the United States The advantages of telephone service in your residence are too numerous to mention buf among thorn would be communication with the markets obtaining prices getting accurate liD the weather calling neighbors friends and relatives Alithose ad serviceLiteratureI CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH GO I IINNNNNNNN B M SLATON Undertaker MADISONVILLE KY Gj EVErY hing Ncwlhe Finest Hearse the County NEXT PQQR TO POST OFFICE MASONIC BUILDING NiHMyNNt iNNmMmWNNmmNN1MAJ1JNwnmm wm i1Nt LI d 9 tlddl d SPRING 1911j- e S From the of the best manur oWrmakes of Ladies Suits and Coats IWE have chosen with the greatest care a big assortment for spring 1911TI1181 store announces its you the latest creations in Ladies andMisses Sues and Coats a dill WE SOLICIT YOUR FAVORS I Barnes Cowand Co jIncorporated at vY a IThis Store is the Home of the Palmer Garment iititi tiflmKismMi I Easily the Biggest Laugh of the Season HARRY SOUTH RLANDS ORIGINAL Yankee Doodle Stock Co Introducing the Clever Lictle Comedian I CLYDE LONG And the eccentric Musical Comedian v t 3ft W DAVE DEnO EN ft- SP THE MAN WITH THE FUNNY FACE t BIG DOUBLE OPENING BILL V IN WOMANS POWER- A Condensed Version of LaBelle Marie and THEYANKEEDOODLEGIRL jV The Brightest Comedy Ever Big Vaudeville AotB Singings Dancing Musical Specialties by Ruby Bergen Babe Russell Clyde Long Dave G D rden Musical Comedian Bennie Gould and Our oti 6- SisterutDramatic and Onto tigUPUB Vaudeville Combined c 0- n iiiDO Inc rprated 1 in ot p f J a t t p t J C r TEMPLE THEATRE i 3 NIGHTS ONLY 3 f COMMENCING 1 THURSDAY FEBRUARY Q t 10 1- Entire r Change ofProg9 Each Evening Special Scan cry for Each Product 1 1 w r RESERVED SEATS ON i SALE AT News Stand Ff y ot 0 If I j nrtaet wasnpt- I Jlt a CA MORTON ii j I L MADISONVILLE KY 1 mbalmerI I Director and iFuneral I I Call Answered Day or Night II Jfri J 1 eeNNooa eeeNNe f1irSt Charles Events i J + + NO eeee kStCharles is without a city mar shal and has been filnco Dec 24 4 i Clay Woodruff made friends in 1 Madlsonvllle a visit Friday 0oo Cheek visited in Louisville s + last week i Jess Phillips spent a day in Earl iHgton last week k i AlBOBaunon and son Kirby returned from Louisville Tuesday tier a brief vielt to that village r Miss Flora Pendley the assistant j 1 te chorof tho nubile school has rn fcarnod to hor home in Dawson Spring FriJayprlncepal has given satisfactiony and we iiopo to have him with us 1taextyear band Mrs E L Blanks was eailed to Robards Ky on account i of the death of Mrs Blanks brothI f IND- r erInlaw which ooonrrod Monday morning James R Rash of Earlington and M K Gordon of Madisonville spent the day here Wednesday Mr Griffith of Dawsou Springs visited a friend here Thursday and FridayMiss Lillian Parrish of Sturgis who has been visiting the family of W E Umstead returned home Friday V Miss Eunice Gribble is visiting her cousin Mrs Chas Curtis of Hopkinsvllle Miss Nellie Rain 61 Greenville i visiting Mrs H L Wallace this week V Misses Ruth and Ahis AAhii ore and Miss Charlie Sisk are attendin school at Dawaon Springs Mrs M E Wallace formerly Mrs Ohas Gribble and daughter Miss Maud are visiting friends in White Plains this week Elder Thomas of the Christian church filled his regular appoint ment here last Sunday Services ESTABLISHED 1869 I jjie Big Stork f lInvites you to their final Winter i Clearing Sales of f r dens and Boys Winter Suits Overcoats Raincoats Furnishings Hats Caps and Shoes rf You will find heavy reductions and mark downs in practically all lines enough at least to more than pay to investeven for future use Lets hear from you as I IT PAYS TO TRADE HERE I I EVANSVILLE l 1 Used Extensively a kt IBY TH- EUI S Go t i were held in the Masonic hitlloi account ftho Inotorapqoy ipttbt weather Luolan Davis is visiting the family of D D Woodruff this weak MIRY Inn Sizemore daughter of R E Sizemore was married tp Vii Long 0 The Misses Woodruff entertained a number of their friends Frldaj night Rev Samuel Coward of the M E Ohuroh his regular appoint moat hero Saturday night and Sun day Joe reaguc of the St Bernard store lotto visited relative sant friends in Mortons Gap auU Earl lugton last week Tho city trustees have quaran tined against Carbondale It boirrt reported they have smallpox in that community Mrs W R Raymer and daughter Miss Verna Galloway are svlsiting Mrs Ben Plain of Madisonville this week Av Miss Lyuna Galloway has returned to McLean College at Hopkins v lIe after spending the hqllldays with her motheriDr B 0 MoEuon of Earlington spout Sunday with his parents The body of Geo Long was brought here for burial Saturday from Marion III Mr Lowas fenslIvlnginftWDolsHe was killed here several years ago Ing terment at lug ground near here fe The Cumberland TolephujCo ifl preparing to move ir new quarters They will en tire floor of thti P the Hicks new building just OCCUPIhE L IFrank D Rash na Jgol of the St Bernard Mining Oo and Runilookjngover electrician 1 I John T Barnett was herfcSatur day Always Blessed r with a Hearty Appetite ifVou use DigestezH 1thelpRyourPt mach do the work digests what you tat and makes good rich blood from your 1llghtsHendacherid of all these troubles witliDiges teze Fifty cents a bottle w rtl ten fold Its cost at drug department of paIlYincorpurated t Esq F B Slsk of the country was here Saturday on business Yaokee Doodle Stock Co The Yankee Doodle Stock Oom patty will opeu a three nights en gagemtiqt at the Temple Theater commencing Thursday Feb 2 On the opening night they will present a big double bill the great New York society playIu a Womans Power and the brightest comedy ever written The Yankee Doodle Girl Six big vaudeville acts are introduced each evening singing dancing and musical specialties by Ruby Bergen Bad Russell Clyde Long Bonnie Gould Cursou Sisters and Dave Derden Musical coniediqn There will be special sceneryfor leach production and an attiret change of program is given each evening Popular prices for this engage ment only 10 20 and 30 cents Be served seats now on sale at newsstand A t uII THERQYAL 11 itI I t 1 STANDARD TYPEWRITERX Xhe Simplest Strongest and Most Prac tical Typewriter p Lt Made A 1I i Jl J FFiflCES05604 t 8 Ir1 i + r Al Ii J f t or If I life Y ROYAL TYPEWRITER m f 1 IIrl Royal Typewriter Building New York Nic4Fk r- c A Brar1ohIr1 Etch Fxi oipa1City tr iIf1J t I II j Ji 0 rj li Y II Iry lhI r iDN7r MnraMvt THE WELD PITTSBURGH PERFECT Look at the number of wires See how close they are That makes it strong and tight Little chicks cant get through Big stock cant break it Does away with all wire netting Also weighty ugly construction The Pittsburgh Perfect Poultry and Garden Fence serves every possible purpose Easy to put up andstays construction makes it selfadapting to allun evenness of groundand all weather changes REGULARTop ad Bottom wire No 10 13HEAVYTop Bottom wire No 9 others No 12 HEIGHTS24 36 46 52 and 58 bathes pmSBURGH PERFECT Fences or mndo In 73 diffwest ttjrlea for CUly aad ail pwpotCItI I rR ft p k NEWS Edward and George Ross of Ind are hero their brother Lain bert who is very sick are in town with their picture show services wore hold at the city last Rev Evans reports a service at last Sunday Ho the Edu cational sermon nt the A M E Zion church at Prof Driver remains very sick but Mrs Amos Is much King and Miss Ivy were united ih holy matri mony at the homo of Fra zier last night Rev Fv ans Tom qiark is slowly Moscow Sims is very sick Born to Percy Taylor and wife a flue girl about fifteen days ago Mother and baby are doing well Prof Bell an trip to South where he he a loouire last Rev J A Boyd fine serv ices at A M E Zion church last I Mrs Anna Martin Is on the sick list this week The annual report of the Mt Zion church for 1010 was quite There was a large increase in the over the year The small girls of the church will put on a concert for the 10th of Fab We trust all will on courage them by their Ada Anos anti Ethel Fort are the on Louise Chuim and they aud Master Ernest Freeman all of came last Tues night to live with Reuben Ohunn and wife Albert died Funeral from the bola church by Rev P D Gordon Friday Burial at St Mark Howard was married to Miss laet week Rev B D Ware will preach at the next Let all be The Home and Asso elation was at the public school last after noon with Cream and cake were served by the high school pupils at the of Tlie will meet once each month Mrs Rose Garrett was eleoted Mrs A J i Mrs E M Mary pros dent Mrs oftte and Mrs Bessie of re Like to keep the blood pure the white attack ease tigers But often germs so fast the little are Then Boo boils eczemaj salt rheum and sores and strel1 th and fall This Electric Bitters to liver expel from the tQ are the best blood writes 0 T of Calif 1 have ever found z 4- t t tj it t f f ft1 1 JiI I r 1tPOULTRY + and 1 F- At every contact the and the as as the 1 f The war tiput into a fence AH and p r tkcly done away with No wraps twists ties or to crackAI I cause rust and make it I H II Call and See Our Fences and Get Our Purchasingy t Etl OWENEXCLUSIVE MADISONV1LLE KENTUCKY COLORED Lambert Evansville visiting Albert Merriwoather Brothers moving Splendid churches Sunday splendid Madlsonville afternoon preached Madlsonville improved Randolph Johnson Soloman Sunday officiated 0 Improving reports excellent Carrollton delivered Sunday reports Oakvillo Sunday Baptist commendable previous Baptist patronizing conducting tertainment Misses Freeman Georgia Lambert Thursday morning conducted Baptist afternoon Barnslry cemetery Barnsley Baptlt church Tuesday night present Tenohers organized building Friday twentyflve members conclusion program association president Beoretary SmltlflistyoepresldentiMrs Holland chairman program conlmittee chairman freshment committee Attack Tigers- In corpuscles germslike multiply overcome pimples multiply appetite condition demands regulate stomach lndkfdl- 1Pysandto poisons purifier Budabn ong1t llr GARDEN point tesare welded strong WireIstrongest neatest construction projections roughness clamps vanizmg bunglesome Prices Before CAGENT cpntribution entertainment Cunningham irregulantka NNuWWiINNWmNr wr MID WINTER CLEARANCE S AL E f 511un n 4f H S tll M Make All 26 00 Suit 1876 All 2260 Suits 1726 All 20 00 Suit 1676 Slrouae Bros Make All 1800 Suith14 76 All 1500 Suits1175Le- vy 11 Co Make 1260 Suits 075 US ta M Make AII2 00 OverootitH 1876 All 2000 Overcoats 415 76 Strouae Bros Make All 1800 Ovorcuata14 75 All 1500 0vercoats1175Levy tIt Co Make All 1200 Overcaate0 76 III All 1000 Overeuats775-All 7 60 Overcoats 526 Knee Pant Suite 800 S 11 I tslorH 286 i 850 H 276 4 00 Suits for ff2U560- 0SUtR for i 1 816 760 Suits fot f 6 25 1000 Suits for y77r Clothing F You can buy cheap clothing- any time and most anywhere but only twice- ayearwhen we ifi have our midt s winter and midsummer clear ance sales can you buy the F HIGHESTGRADE M OF CLOTHING MADE at these IlHart Hate 100 Hats for 860 125 Hate forIpo160 Hats for 125- 200HatB for 105 260 Hats for 200 300 Hats for 2 60 Mans Odd Pants 150 Pants for 116 2 00 Pants for 1B6 260 Pants for 176 800 Pants for 286 3 50 Paints for 275 400 Pants fur2MfiO-O Pants for 875 000 Pants for495Boya Knee Panicn v Kniuker Bottom 20 percent oil Straight Bottom 88 18 percent off NO 4i i ae lesee 4fs esee eeeeNeeeeee elie 11iciHl titt ftMon iriveu to lifioaeoB of tho rye Ear + w n1 Throatv GlnsafeB lilted Jfiyos rot 011I I iSp HQURS 9 TO 12 A Moo 2 TO 4 P M II ce Over C L Rp 8Groceryi CtalerZtrtt r eeeNOeoMfoe N eoe eev eN tiefNl ieeeNN eb- a 1 S j 1 f t a I 7