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Digital page images are linked to the text file. lII tt TUESDAY r and I FRIDAY c IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE I fti YEAR HOPKINS COUNTY KY TUESDAY FEBRUARY 7 1911Noi ll 0 i II Madisonville Notes BY AILEEN DAVIS Receptioa la Honor of PAdncah Oirli On Friday atternoon at the Elks jfffbme In this city a mo enjoyable rdceptlon was given by the High Sohool Pubils in honor ot Miss Be becda Smith Elsie Spock and Vir ginia Warren of Paducah and the members of Alumni Association Several pupils from each grade were in the receiving line to Amostexcollontprogramthorough- ly enjoyable throughout dvery hum her had been arranged or the ocons stun after which elegant refresh rents were served iii the banquet rpm by Misses Josephine Clark Katherine Glvond Mary Arden Jennings Julia Fawcett Amanda Wil sbii Berulco Wlmberly and Kath erine Olllt v lMaiiy tintoftown guests iron Earlington Mortons Gap Norton vine and Hanson wore in attnnd aticeri Surprlie Party I A buautiful juvenile event of Saturday afternoon was the surprise party given by Mrs Bernard Rob arils In honor of hor little daughter Mary Leslie Many exciting con teiste and James wore enjoyed throughout the afternoon the most Interesting being a doll hunt Miss Cassio Browning winning the prize a largo doll bandsomoly dressed vAt the conclusion of the evening elegant refreshments were served toTho8e present wore Minerva and Ora Gordon Margaret Vickers Margery Riddle Grace Thompson Sa rah Kirk Sarah Bacon Aurella Weldon OaBsie Browning Hilda Ray Rice Helen Eastin Lucy and Nell Arnold Resole and Mary Gas tleberry and Noll Anderson Ruby Misses Emma and Nora Noe of l HopkiDBViHe wejrolii Madisonvllle Fildaj evening attending the dance at the Elks Home W L Lock of Hanson was in Madisonvillo Friday shopping W F Moore of White Plains was in town Thursday with friends John Rice of Fredonla Ky was InMadlsouvillu Friday with friends attending tho Elks dance Misses Virginia Tate and Nanoye Kirkwood loft Friday evening for Greenville Ky to spend the week end with Miss Vunnie Martin Miab Ethel Coleman who has been tho guunts of Misses Elizabeth Givens and Sarah Hayes here for the past two weeks left Saturday for Louisville to spend a month be fore returning to Middlesboro cBoy Utley of Pleasant View e country was here Friday Miss Dolllo Miller visited friends in Earlington Friday Miss Helen Jagot was the guest of her brother and sister Mr and Mrs Earl Jagci in Earlington during the weekendtKearney Benjariain of Provl deuce was in this city Saturday the r guest of his aunt Mrs Geo Russell f Charlie Pepper of Princeton was in the city Saturday Mr and Mrs Ellis Walker of the country were si upping in this city 1 SaturdayMiss r Gallodayof H pkins yule will arrive in Mudlsonvllle this week to be tho guest of her sis iT a c o g ttl KI G 1j t POWDERAbsolutely t r 1rtAma only baking powder loomQ r urflllntof arti lI I Photpte- u a f no11 n i 11L 4 p r tor Mrs F O Baker Mlns Gallo day IB extremely popular here and her visits are tilxVuyB looked forward to by her many friends fn this city Mrs J O Strother has returned to Madlstinville after spending tbe pantfcwp weeks in Owensboro with her parents Mr and Mrs John Kit tongerI Mr and Mrs J E Fawcett and daughters Misses Hazel Lucy andE Julia Fawcett spent Sunday In Guthrie with MrsFawcetts brother who Is quite ill with typhoid fever Will Sloan of Owonsboro is in this city the guest of his sIster Mrs 0 C Givens Joe Justice ol Providence was in Madtsonvllle Saturday enroute home from Louisville Dont forget the SemiWeekly Bee has a branch once for Madi souvllle people in Mortons Furni ture Store If you want advertis lag or job work or wish to subscribe for the paper call up number 4 AILUEN DAVIS Manager Mrs A 0 McDowell of Hopkins vllle attended the Elks dance in this city Friday evening Vareen Davits and Sam Benardof Anton wore in Madisonvllle Sa-turIdRy11n Metcalfe of HopklUBVlllo was iiitlilH city Saturday on busi 11688 F B Sink of Earliugion was in this city Saturday MIss Elinor flee Gordon spent the weokend with friends In Earllng ton Will Payne of Providence was In MudiBonvllle afew hours Saturday- G W Howell of Asbbyburg was In town Saturday on business W J Cox and W L Gordon 8r were in Slaughtervllle Friday Mrs R L Fenwick and little son pobprt Wesley returned home Fri day from O ensbj ro where thoyI have boon the guests of Mrs Fen wicks parents Mr and MrsT W Edmonson1 for Bever rWeeksr i Mrs John Brevard Harris of Frankllrf Ky is here the guest of her mother Mrs F B JenningsI Lee Devers ot Dalton was In the city ThursdayIClaud Porter of Nebo was here rh urdaY8hopplngIMrs R E Waverly of Claremore Okla is IB the city the guest of Mrs Grace Williams- Mesdames Will Langley and John Wynn of Providence and Miss Bet tie Sugg of Morganfleld were the quests of relatives in this pity Thursday shopping Joseph Clay VanMeter candidate for State Treasurer of Lexington Ky was here with friends Thurs dayMrs B E Latloon and daughter Miss Mary D left Wednesday for St Vincent College where Miss Alary D will outer school Charlie Nisbet and Miss Carrie Miller attended the show in Earl ington Thursday evening We make specialty of doing two and three color work If you want classy job work that will love satis faction see our samples and gut prices at the Madisonvllle Branch Office lu Mortons Furniture Store AILEEN DAVIS Manager- I R Hancock of Manitou was In town Thursday W W Arnold of Hanson was in Madisonville Saturday Louis Daniels of Manitou was in town Friday G H Gibson of Robards was in Madlsonvllle Saturday on business Misses Hlmnia and Verial Craig of Munns School house left Saturday for Henderson to visit friends for several weeks A B Boulwaro of Hopkinsvillo was in Madisonvllle Monday with friends Wallape Wefr of Hanson was In Madisonvillo1SiontRyand called at the branch office of the Earlington I Bee Missed BradyeStod hill ani Car rie Miller Spent gurtday In Hopkins ville the guests of friends Kltphel Walker of Henderson Is in Madisonvllle visiting his little daughter Miss Sarali Walker at the home of C A Mortonr Miss Harp Eblen a teacherln the Graded Schools in this city spent the weekend with her parents in Robards Ky Miss LIU Scantlnn ot Sturgis is injtfadlspnvUle the guest of Mrs OB Tate for a few days b irel r I y tt J By iN oUSTRYWE Wlu E TWENTYSECOND EARLINGTON Roya1ri1p11 IIL11I leaving for the Eastern markets to for her milliner I tfirmiridge Yost is in Hopkinsviile on business for a few slave T Mrs R M Walker of J Iendrso Is visiting her daughter M C A Morton In this city Hon Ruby Laffoon a candidate for State Auditor who has bem for several weeks in the Blue Grass eec tlon of the State in Interest 1f jitlila office returned to Madl80nv4H6 Mon day to spend a few days with his familyyGet the habit of coming tOfeHe branch once of the SeiniWeekly Bee at Mortons Furniture Store when you want engraved cards em bossed letterheads dance tickets or agdletAILEEN DAVIS Mauagra Mrs Ernest Claytor of Victoria 81pingMonday morning on business J Always Blessed iwith a Hearty Appetite if you use Dtuesteze It hi pflyourftom a the work digests what you tYt nd makes good rich blond from out food No mare Sleepless N Wts Headache or Stomach MI sery e t rid of all these troubles tlthDteze Fifty cents a bottle wortlit1 fold its cost at drug department ftho St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated I Two Pcnnyrjle Miss Aileeu Davis ofMadiilh 0111VIBee which the Bee manet- neut hasopened at e was a pleasaut visitor at the office Tuesday morning sg- Dtvis wuS making aytrip ithe L N iu the tereifher paper 4 sDlvisj atelke ii1 J anti panthuiastic iieivspapec wo man who well deserves8to8uc4c- eed She and Miss Louise Bab bage of the OloverportNewAnre about the only practical newspaper woven thoroughly in th harness and thoroughly interested in the work in the Penny rile section and right nicely do they grace the profession of pen cil pushing Green River News YouNUaii Eat Anything Eat what yourstomach crave e without the slightest fearof iwdiites tion which leas feeling You will not be both with Sour Stomach HeaFtburn Nausea Bad Breath or Heavy Feeling if you will take one dose of Digeuteze It relieves and cures as if by Magic Pleasant as Candy Relief in one mh nteGet a 50u bottle from the drug deiwcraent of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated CompanyG Attention Drill Every member is requested to be present Tuesday evening at 730 oclock By order of Capt Ott L Powers Mr Warren Atkinson loft Sunda for his home hv New Jersey ttAire LikethisTired all the time not much good fr anything hardly able to drag around just all run down If you are we guarantee our VI NOL Will help you It has helped many around here who were in condition Now look here just try one bon tie Of NQ11a1dif you are not satisfied It you good come back and get your money It will be is Thatafairfaith in VINOL and that we do not Wlhtyur money unless you re AVe know what we are talking about because we have sold VI NOL for years and have seen how much good it hasdone among our customers J S VINOL is not apaterit secret nostrum but ati honest tried and true body builder and strength creator of worldwide fame delicious and easy to take Come in today and start your cure at once You take no risk v v STaJItXARil MiSTIJf 6 COMPANY Jfieorporated Drug D prtBaent w 0- I 1 GOVERNMENT MINE RESCUE CAR Calve to Earlington Saturday And Will Remain This Week Lectures at OperaIiouse- Wednesday Night ON FIRST AID TOTHE INJURED The dJuverument Mine Rescue Our No 8 from EvausviIle came to Earlill ton Saturday and will remain here this week Tlwir object IU coining to Earliugtcn the center of the West Kentucky Goal Field was to give instructions in mine rescue work There will be a free illustrated lecture giveimr the Opera House Wednesday night Feburary 8 at 780 oclock on greater safety in Mining including lire prevention t first aid surgical treatment calf sanitation The e talks will be made by Mining Engineers 4and Red Gross Surgeons at the car on siding opposite depot ev ery day from 9 to 12 a m and mfA free demonstration of the use of oxygen hemlets in mine rescue work will be made at the mlherscorpse in which miners will be in structed in the use of oxygen helmets and in first nidtothe- l injured all miners and others interested in greater safety in mining are invited to attend this demonstration and lecture The car is fully equipped with mine rescue apparatus coil isin charge pf Mr Williams of the U S Bureau of mines beeKemo as soon aethe child theecroupy coji r8 n prevent the attack It Is also a cer tain cure for croup and has never been known to fail Sold by Geo King SonsI- nstructive fPictures to he Put up Here Through the courtesty of the IJeuderson Billposting Dist Go of Earlington there will be posted in our city three posters bf two different designs showing the cause and prevention of Tu berculosis One poster shows how by a careless consumptive spitting upon the floors of his room the Tuberculosis germ is carried to the other members of the family and the other postershows very craphicallv how Tuberculosis nice be contracted by sleeping in rooms where there is no fresh yIt has been proven beyond the shadow of a doubt that Tuberculosis is not hereditary but is a contagious disease very much like Small Pox or Typhoid Fever and can be prevented if the persons having the disease will be carpful and not scatter it by careless ttjDg Through the generosity of the BillpostlnfA3sociationethese ing displayed in over fourhiia Ired towns and cities in the United The 8ters betlisplayadintdiirtyrtwo out by the Kentucky Association for the study and prevention of- T berculosit headquarters are at 215 East Walnut Street Louisville For sore throat there is positive up remedy that will relieve sq ldkly and cure permanently the aggravated case as Blqodlne TRheumatlc Liniment St Bernard Mining Co JncorppratedDriu Department special agents x 1 Virgil Hidden Dead v Virgil Higden aged 21 years died of pneumonia Sunday night after a short illness Tho body was shipped to Penibroke for l n t Tuesday niorning He lives a young wife to mourn life total x i i e- I 1 rm- p i I El 1I it r qp r 1o t 90 e II SUCCESSFUL R tVIVAL IniMEETIIyf OtOSED Wonderful Revival Hefd at Madhonville Methodist Chi Chip by Rev CLF Wimberl3 the PastorI The revival Z meeting alt the Methodist began 8 continued chmf1 and on js half weeks house frotn the first night nights cores were turned a4y At no ser vice did the into wane There were penitent heeltors CI ntin wally Preaching w is done btu the Pastor 0 F imberly riusic red by Ofift Pri toilet with p ano pipe organ aril violin tu oom Wrsspecial a Conviction tnlched every part of the town Oottao pllayer meetings were held very day At of then there wero souls 8avcdfirly 100 co ver This nuitiber gave theiitalvilliion The largest cl ss of law r embers ever receivt rd at one tin 3 by any church in udisouville I was Snildaymorn Many of the oldest cittfcens say that no gren ior revival iwns ever held in tnvni All deition strations were helped land were no denominational rues drawn fiat Ifir effort to hive souls iISuffered day and nigh tihe torment of Hshing piles Nothing helped to udtil I used toanA Ointment It cured mt lpermanently non John R Garrett MayorJ Ala rard U gf s Q- oI 0 J cr0UESUAl j and cr 9t fRIDAY a H BUSINESS Y 0 1 I j t NEW BUILDING FOR EALINGTF Two Story Brick Will be Erected ky j Tappan and Gardiner In the Near Future i Ni I Toombs circuit cleiklef this con uty sold tc the well know L Jewelers Meseers Tappan lad Gardiner of this city Friday the corner lot on Railroad street south of toils barber shop k p Gardiner the junior member of the firth told the SemiWeeklyi Bee they would erect a haai some two story brick building tit this lot in the near future It x will suave steam heat electric lights bath room and all modern jouvinetices the lower floor iil be Used as a jewelry store anio the upper one will be used as a I renidence by Mr Tappan and Qardiuer This will make quite an improvement to the appear nnce of this block and is only the fore runner of other improve ments to come Whafcs the matter with Earliugton shes I alright Save the Babies You cannot feel safe without a bwjp a tie of Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam ami Pine Tar Compound in home 1C you have 1ttie onesasitlsapositlre specific In Croup Bronchitis calCoughs It works like tnagio sw daagerisof the St Bernard Mini Company Incorporated Favor Taft Peace Plan Budapest Feb 6Tle cots mittee on foreign affairs of the Austrian delegations at a sessitta here today adopted a resolution in favor of President Taits dis armamentpropOsTtionV ov r lal gl1 fer Sale o1r Watches I Iyi h 1 r f TIME IS MONEY e And e ery man needs a dependable time piece We have decided duringI lithe month ef Febr iary and up to March Q jlst to makt asweeping reduction on all of our Lads and Gents Open Facet and Huntil ig Case Watches in both sol Jd gold and filled cises We handle1 the Elgin Wa ram South Bend and Q her r standard makes some icnande us show you coir stoclat baig jn prices y- Sisk ros 80ok Stdr r- oa MADISOrjIVlLL p KENTUCKY I JI G- i rn I 0 0 n1 I 1 r- a j j Nit TUESDAYand n FRIDAY Ir b xlstts 1lMadisonville NJBY AILEEN DAVIS Reception in Honor of PAducah Qirli On Friday atternoon at the Elks jrflfome in this city a most enjoyable reception was given by the High Sohool Pupils in honor ot Miss Re becca Smith Elsie Speck and Vir ginia Warren of Paducah and the members of Alumni Association i Several pupils from finch grade wore in tho receiving line A most excellent program thorough ly enjoyable throughout every mum ber had boon arranged for tho occas sloe after which elegant refresh ments wore served In tho banquet room by Misses Josephine Clark Katherine Glvons Mary Arden Jon sings Julia Fawcett Amanda VVil Eioii Bornlco Wimberly and Kath arine Cllil JJany uutoMown guestp from Earlington Mortons Gap Norton vllle and iIanpon were in attend ifnUco surprise Party A bountiful juvenile event of Saturday afternoon was the surprise party given by Mrs Bernard Rob arils In honor of her little daughter Mary Leslie Many exciting eon lttests and games were enjoyed the afternoon the most Interesting being a doll hunt Miss Uasaio Browning winning the prize a largo doll handsomely dressed At the conclusion of the evening elegant refreshments were served Those present were Minerva and Ora Gordon Margaret Vioknrs Mar gory Riddle Grace Thompson Sa rah Kirk Sarah Bacon Aurelia Weldon Oasslo Browning Hilda 1 Ray Rice Helen Easttn Luoy and Nell Arnold Bessie and Mary Oae tleberry and Noll Anderson Ruby i Misses Emma and Nora Noe of HopkinEViUo were In Madisonvllie- Fllda3 evening attending the dance ar the Elks Home W L Lock of Hanson was In- Mad IsonvUle Friday shopping W F Moore of White Plains was In town Thursday with friends John Rice of Fredonla Ky was In Madisonville Friday with friends attending the Elks dance Misses Virginia Tate and Nanoyo Klrkwood left Friday evening for Greenville Ky to spend the week end with Miss Vunnie Martin- I Mils Ethel Coleman who hay- been the guests of Misses Elizabeth Givens and Sarah Hayes here for tho past two weeks left Saturday for Louisville to spend a month be fore returning to Middlesboro VleiYjv Miss Dollio Miller visited friends- In Earlington Friday Miss Holon Jagot was the guest of her brother and sister Mr and Mrs Earl Jngop in Earlington luring weoksndRearllf3 t Benjamin of Provi deuce was in this cltv Saturday the- guest of his aunt Mrs Geo Russell Charlie Pepper of Princeton was lo the city Saturday Mr and Mrs Ellis Walker of the country were sl ppi UK in this city- Saturday Miss Ethel Galloday of ETopkina YUle will arrive In MadtlUnvllle- thlIi week to be the truest of her its- I a GdIP nv ter Mrs F O Baker Miss Gnllo day Is extremely popular hero nud her visits are always looked forward to by her many friends fn this city Mrs J O Strother has returned to Madlsonville after spending the past two weeks in Owonsboro with her parents Mr and Mrs John Kit tenger Mr and Mrs J E Fawcett and daughters Misses Hazel Lucy and Julia Fawcett spent Sunday In Guthrie with Mrs F wcetts brother who Is quite Ill with typhoid fever Win Sloan of Owensboro is III this city the guest of his sister Mrs C C Givens Joe Justice of Providence was in Madisonville Saturday enroute home from Louisville Dont forget the SemiWeekly Bee has a branch Office for Madi sonville people in Mortons Furni ture Store If you want advertls lug or Job work or wish to subscribe for the paper call up number 4 AIIKKN DAVIS Manager Mrs A O McDowell of Hopkins vllle attended the Elks dancn in this city Friday evening Vareen Davis and Sam Benardof Anton wore in Madisonvillo Saturday T L Metcalfe of Hopkinsvillo was in thlfi city Saturday tin bust nose F B Sisk of Earlington was in this city Saturday I118S Elinor Deu Gordon spent the weukund with friends in Elling ton Will Payne of Providence was in Mudlsonville a few hours Saturday- G W Howell of Asbbyburg was in town Saturday on business W J Cox and W L Gordon Sr were III Slaughtervllle Friday Mrs R L Fenwick and little son Robert Wesley returned home Fri day from Owensburo where they have boon the guests of Mra + Fen wicks parents Mr and Mrs J W Edmonson for several Weeks IMrs John Brevard Harris of jFranklln Ky is hero the guest of her mother Mrs F B Jennings Lee Devers ol Dalton was in the city Thursday Claud Porter of Nebo was here Thursday shopping Mrs R E Waverly of Claremore Oklii Is in the city the guest of Mrs Oraco Williamsv Mosdaines Will Langley and John Wynn of Providence and Miss Bet tie Sugg of Morganfield were the guests of relatives in this city Thursday shopping Joseph Clay VanMeter candidate for State Treasurer of Lexington Ky was here with friends Thurs day Mrs B E Lagoon and daughter Miss Mary D left Wednesday for St Vincent College where Miss Mary D will outer school Charlie N label and Miss Carrie Miller attended the show in Earl ington Thursday evening We make a specialty of doing two and three color work If you want classy job work that will give sails faction see our samples and gut prices at the Madlaonvllle Branch Office in Mortoni Furniture Store AILEEN DAVIS Manager D B Hancock of Manitou was ID town Thursday- W W Arnold of Hanson WM In Madiaonvllla Saturday Louis Daniels of Man I too was in town Friday- G H Gibson of RobardB was in MadisonTllle Saturday on business Misses Emma and Vrlal Craig of MUIMIH School house left Saturday for Huoderson to visit friends for several weeks A B Boulware of HopkitiBville was in Madieonville Monday with I friends Wallace Weir of Hanson was ini Maclisonvillf Monthly and called at iu hrtiitrh ff11cr n tin INrtiogtun- i F VaiketMfr HHIriI I c gy T alvE NOUSTRY WE 1 I leaving for the Eastern markets to purchase goods for her millinery la firm Judge Yost is In Hopklnsville on business for a few davelMrs R M Walker of Henderson- Is visiting her daughter Mrs 0 A Morton In this city Hon Ruby Laffoon a candidate for State Auditor who has been for several weeks in the Blue Grass sec tion of the State In interest of tlils offiC returned to Madisonvllltt Mon day to spend a few days with his familyGet the habit of coming to the branch office of the SemiWeekly Bee at Mortons Furniture Store when you want engraved cards embossed letterheads dance tickets or programs Wo have the bent and let us figure with you on prices AILEKN DAVIS Manager rhawas ping 0 A Morton Was iuEarHhgTh Monday morning on business jLMVMM BMH A Mi Always Blessed with a Hearty Appetite if use DM eBteze It helps your ptomacHglo the work digests what you el1 makes ood rich blood from r TitsHeadacherid of all these troubles with s teze Fifty cents a bottle wortiiteif- nid Its cost at drug department yf OompaJlYIucorpurnted tMissville who is the manager 6T a branch oilice of the Earlingfqu Bee which the Beo mane meat hUH upened at Madisobylle was a pleasant visitor at thevmSvs office Tuesday morning A Miss Davis was making tripPver the L Nill the interes of n her paper tijsD4tyis is a well eqiiippptt and enthuiastio newspaper wo man who well deserves to suc ceed She and Miss Louise Bab bage of the Oloverport News are about the only practical news paper women thoroughly in the harness and thoroughly interes ted in the work in the Penny rile section and right nicely do they grace the profession of pen cil pushing Green River News YouCan Eat Anything Eat what your stomach craves without the slightest fear of indiges lion which is an awful feeling You will not be bothered with Sour Stomach Heartburn Nausea Bad Breath or Heavy Feeling if you will tako one dose of Digeuteze It re lieves and cures as If by Magic Pleasant as Candy Relief in one minute Get it 60u bottle from the drug deiJHiGtnatit of the St Bernard Milling Company Incorporated Company G Attention Drill Every member is requested to be present Tuesday evening at 780 oclock By order of Capt Ott L PowersMr Atkinson left Sunday for his hone in New Jersey Are You Like This Tired all the time not much ROOd for anything hardly able to- drag around just all run down If you are we guarantee our VI NOL will help you It has helped many people around here who were in this condition Now look here just try one bottle of VINOL and if you are not satisfied that it did you good come back and get your money It will be returned without question That I is a fair proposition and shows our faith in VINOL and that we don It want your uioKy unless you re lmilt touch gnnd it hac dom anlhny ourt 1 I ak on ip tnrlr3 GOVERNMENT MINE RESCUE CAR Came to Earlington Saturday And Will Remain This Week Lectures at OperaHouse- Wednesday Night ON FIRST AID TO THE INJURED The Government Mine Rescue Oar No8 from Evansville came to Burlington Saturday and willit remain here this week object IU conning to Earliugton the center of the Vest Kentucky Goal Field was to give instruc tions in mine rescue work There will be a free illustrated lecture given at the Opera House Wednesday night Feburary 8 at 730 oclock on greater safety in Mining including tire prevention first aid surgical treatment and sanitation These talks will be made by Mining Engineers md Red Gross Surgeons at the car on siding opposite depot ev ery duy from 9 to 12 a m and from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m A free demonstration of the use of oxygen hemlets in mine rescue work will be made at the Arnold mine Thursday by mI- ners from the government rescue corpse in which miners will be instructed iu the use of oxygen helmets and in first aid to the injured all miners and others interested in greater safety in mining are invited to attdnd this demonstration aud lecture The car is fullv equipped with mine rescue apparatus and ism charge of Mr Williams of the U S Bureau of mines Do you know that croup can be prevented Give Chamberlains Cough Remedy as sour as the child becomes horse or evsn after the croupy cough appears and It will prevent the attack It is also a cer tain cure for croup and has never been known to fall Sold by Geo King Sons- Instructive Pictures to be Put up Here Through the courtesty of the Henderson Billposting Dist Go of Earlington there will be posted in our city three posters of two different designs showing the cause and prevention of Tu berculosisOne shows how by a careless consumptive spitting upon the floors of his room the Tuberculosis germ is carried to the other members of the family and the other poster shows very graphically how Tuberculosis may be contracted by sleeping in rooms where there is no fresh airIt has been proven beyond tho shadow of a doubt that Tuberculosis is not hereditary but is a contagious disease very much like Small Pox or Typhoid Fever and can be prevented if the per sons having the disease will careful and not scatter it by cureless spitting Through the generosity of the National Billposting Association these educational posters are be lug displayed in over four hun dred towns and cities in the United States The posters which will be displayed in thirty two cities in Kentucky are sent out by the Kentucky Association for the study and prevention of Tuberculosis whose headquarters are at 215 East Walnut Street Louisville For sore throat there is positively remedy that will relieve to 11 rurp permanently the y Iil Ftnndtn- eiuuuenc I U BVH St Bernard i Mining Co Incorporated Drill n in iiirnf special agPIlI H u Hi Pl i litter a Iii t illiie The ho ly Ji iC jJ 0 SUCCESSFUL REVIVALMEETING CLOSED Wonderful Revival Held at Madlsonvi lie Methodist Churcn by Rev C F Wimberly the Pastor The revival meeting at the Methodist church began Jan 8 continued three laid One = half weeks Growded house from the first night Many nights scores were turned away AtV no ser vice did the interest wane Thieve were penitent seekers contin uallyPreaching was done by the Pastor G F Wimberly music ted by Ofift Pritchetwith piano pipe organ and violin accom paniament The music was a special feature Conviction touched every part of the town Cottage prayer meetings were held every day At many of them therewere soul savedThere yere nearly 100 conversions at the altar This number gave testimony of their salvation The largest class of raw members ever received at one time any church m Mudisouville Wl taken in by the pastor Sunday morningMany of the oldest citizens say that no greater revival was I ever held in town All demon strations were helped and strengthened There were no denominational hues drawn hut first ofallwas the effort to save souls Suffered day and night the torment of itching I piles Nothing helped me udtil I used Doan Ointment It cured me permanently Hon John R Garrett Mayor Girard Ala TUESDAY and FRIDAY m NEW BUILDING FOR EARLINOTtir Two Story Brick Will he Erected by Tappan and Gardiner In the Near Future N I Toombs circuit clerk af this con uty sold to the well kUQa Jewelers Meseers Tappan aad Gardiner of this city Friday tfea corner lot on Railroad street south of Ooils barber shop Mr Gardiner the junior member f the firm told the SemiWeekly Bee they would erect a haad some two story brick building etc this lot in the near future It will have steam heat electric lights bath room and all modern couviuences the lower floor will be used as a jewelry store ant the upper one will be used as a residence by Mr Tappan and Gardiner This will make quite appears ance of this block and is only the fore runner of other improve ments to come Whats the mattes with Burlington shes alright Save the Babies withoutabetsPine Tar Compound in your home H you have little ones as it is a positive specific In Croup Bronchitis aa4 aMeasIs over For sale by drug depart of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated Favor Taft Peace Plan Budapest Feb EThe com mittee on foreign affairs of the Austrian delegations at a session here today adopted a resolution in favor of President TIts dis armament proposition i Slaughter Sale of Watcher TIMEIS MONEY And every man needs a dependable time piece We have decided during the month of February and up to March 1st to make a sweeping reduction on all four Ladies and Gents Open Face and Hunting Case Watches in both sol idgoldand filled cases We handle I the Elgin Waltham South Bendand other t standardmakes Come in and let u 1 show you our stock Jt bargain prices Sisk Bros Book Store KENTUCPLs t d 1 wr 5 h 5Jifl1 f Hrr A MyCr+ i wp nT lf r r q n JfJ AY l I fr r if 1 I 1- r i 1rrb 0 23ee ar- rti 1 M MOORE AND PUBLISHER 4r PADGETT IEDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER 1tiV1Memberof League t drench Office in Mortons Furniture Store 119 South Main Street Mgrii 47 Tuesday February 7 Jnn iWM HMH WWMNMMMM WMMM 9 4 y riseti to your advertise And you will be healthy pros perous and wise lari1 i ti ANNOUNCEMENTS We are authorized to announce tf t1Jto Ray as a candidate for re olectio p ft represent Hopkins county In the Sewer house ef the next General As y stsably ot Kentucky subject to the i1 atlien of the Democratic F rt j rWe are authorized to announce c case L Walker as a candidate for Representative from Hopkins coun M ty In the lower house of next General Assembly of Ken tuokysnb Democraticr4 anv fitWe are authorized to announce 35d L Young ae a candidate to rep J resent Hopkins county in the lower i house of the next General Assembly a of Kentucky subject to the action l sfMe Democratic party i i iit3XD OF HEMISPHIRE i IN FEAR OF ISOLATIOM t t f f Juntas Arenas h reading Completion p of Panama Canal rv C I frr L Waehington7 Anxiety is be 0111leJj Sj world over thtepossible effectsI I of the opnin of the Panama fOanal on traffic through the j ri Straits of Nag ntfl1 according to United Stateaj Qoiumerdfal Ag- fjvehtw yoi Turner who has l bn toutiuhChile and Peru All vessels piissing between S the east and west have been ac- l j rust omed to stoPat Punta Ar whichia P pav nytEa ed particularly as result of the j iocean traffic which may be di J 11 to the caput J Hows Thisok anyf 0crW the untfeniUrieid have known V t r himtl and financially able taOa iou any obligations tnade Ills firmI i by VALDirto KINNAX A MAKVJM i Wholesale Druggists Toledo O i balls Catar h Care is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and inudous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free Price 750 II pertottle Sold by all Druggists w Take Halls Family Pills for constipation East End Card Club Mrs N E McKinnori was hos teas of the card club on last Friday afternoon anfl the result was a most ineetinja Mrs Kirby Gordon of Madisonvillr J watt the only visitor Mrs P D Banks made the highest Econ MrSf McKinnou served a dainty little lunch during the social hour f i MMMM W M NM M 1 Subscription Rates One Year1ooSix ntontbsa 60 Three mouths 25 Singlo copies 6 11 Specimen copies mailed free on application ents wanted in all CorrespondJ county ticulars Address i Madi 1 L Telephone 9 i party l f i John a J delightful e iSt Charles Events i Dr D P Curry was 1n Madison villa Friday on business Geo Pendley of Norton ll1e was In town Tuesday Josh Teague of Mortous Gap vis ited his son Joe Teague here Fri day and Saturday Miss Alma Slek after being home for some time on account of llluese has returned to McLean College at Hopklnsvillo Mrs Horace Harrison and chil then have returned homo after a few days visit to her parents Mr and Mrs Geo Faull of Earllngton Mrs Jap McGregor has toturned to her home in Earllngton after a few days visit to her sisterinlaw Mrs A R OBanuon Jake Harlaud of Ilsley was i town Wednesday Mrs Bela Long left for Earlingtou Thursday where she will visit for several days Miss Margaret Harland of Ilsley visited the Misses Woodruff last weekJoe Gooch and wife arrived in town Thursday evening from Can nelton lad driving the entire dis tance with horse and buggy Mr Gooch says it took him seven days to make the trip the distance of 175 miles Mr Qooch has accepted a pbsifion with the St Bernard Min ing Co and intends to make this his future home Will Fauli has a new baby girl at his house VR and Albert Woodruff wore in Earlington Friday Mrsi James Harlan auchildren returned to their home in Oleaton ity Thursday after a weeks visit to relatives here V L Hick of Nortonville was In town Friday St Qharles took on 8rlugalrs a couple of days last week The muter cyclists were out with their machines and the lady horseback riders wore iu evidence Mrs Dora Woodruff wife of Rufus Woodruff departed this life ut 2 o clock Friday morning after a long illness Shewafi buried at the Chris tian t ge Saturday evening at 2 poiojekV Mrs Woodruff ia survived bv a husband and child Mrs Woodruff wee a good Christian woman and was loved by all who knew her She was a consistent member of the church for many years and was aljout 44 years of age City Fathers please lift the quarantine and give us a marshal The fbrmerwilligivo us pleasure and the latter give us safety Asthma Sufferers and old people with a hacking cough will find instant relief in OttofI Spruce Gum Balsam and Pine Tar Compound made from the Sprucp and Pine tree Your living made more pleasant and life prolonged by using this valuable remedy it Price 50c For sale by drug depart meat of the St Bernard Muting Company Incorporated v + or e oe ee e eoo e- b i ROBT SORY M D i 1 MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY f i Special attention ven to diseases of the Eye Ear Y ije j nd Throat Glasses fitted Eye Tested 5 tN OFFICE HOURS 9 TO 12 A M 2 TO 4 P M w Office Over C 1 Rose GroceryCenterStreet t 44 + e N e 1 THE BEST TELEPHONE SERVICE LOOK lam MS FAEHEE i everi I T t Thegeihe ooW VijrtsIlT conamoalcatloo with the market obtaining getting accurate r rtsaatko T thercallng up your aoighbors and relallyesAIltbOlCl ire more worth t J a weald pay for the service 1ftterat re aod 1ratloftfl1ulilted by caring OR our III sea er E0 Uaaa IICUHKiUILD TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH 08 10 11 t n h ate 1 C A MORTON MADISONVILLE KY unera1 Director and Embalmer II I Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Ni l- tt16usr v rs o Itsstta=U PADUCAH WINS Madisonville High School Girls Put up g t Game Fight in Debate The three Paclucnh high school girls won a notable victory over the three M U S1irls Friday night at the Taderuacle in their joint debate The prison both sides produced good arfumentsj and the delivery of was unusually good Paducah had the advantage in the nepa tiveside of the q uesUoU Ilesol ved that man is a product of en vironment rather than Here dity it Miss Marion Rudy was the first on the affirmative Miss Ag nes Bailey followed and Miss Francis Elgin was the last Miss Rudy spoke in rebuttalI ucalilIap was a MissnRe bI1 i The judges were Prof 0 Q Miller of Providence fred Ltviugstou of Heudclsonm Hon W EL Gray of Qroeuville ReV Braudon of Eurliujiton and Prof T V Oliver of Se bree 41 rl Fay Towns Jr presided over the debate and announced tlie f speakers The votes of the judges verq sealed and the cnairmau opened them stud read the result before the audience Only three were read and these were for Paducah J A HOME TREATMENT FOR LUNG thatJIt is a recognized fact fresh air plenty of nourishing food and a correct constitu tional treatment have done more to cure lung trouble and that weakened run down feel ing than all other forms of treatment combined A constitutional treatment to inoflt all the necessary requirements must not wily kill and remove all thn disease germs from the system but the same time it must atIthe appetite aid in and assimilation of food reno vate and build up the nervous JbOdyGerminal Remedy meets all these requirements and is pro ducing somE marvelous re sultsIfyou have consumption in any form blood disease If you are troubled with ulcers or chronic sores coughs pains in the chest if you have weak lungs and feel generally run down ana weak write the Ohio Medical Co Box 95 Colum bus Ohio and they will send you a full sized bottle of this medicine absolutely free as a trial if you will mention name of this paper tbeI Going like Wildfire Thats the way to describe the widespread demand for Walter Willmans Great Book The Aerial Age- One crate calls it a fascinating record of scientific adventure another compares it to a sailing ship with science at thetelp1andad venture in the foretop still another seys that It bristles with adventure and is brim ful of education in aviation Anyhow it is a treat seller each dajs order show atAgents Wanted Send your for exolusive torrftorYl with 85 cents for92 s pros peotus and succeaaful selling canvass Deduct the cents from your first remtttanae for 6 or more books Address A Rr KELLER COMPANY Marlridgi a Billilis radwy cad s4ft St Naw Terk 5 K vIj i I I I f 1k e t 1 The other two were cast the same VUV The three Paducah debaters yere entertained at the Elks goine Friday aftprnoon and an Jinterestjuy muaicul program was carried out Refreshments were served and it may be truthfully said without boasting that pvery detail of the debate be tween the girls was well teen aged and a credit to the city For that awful cough take Blood ine Cough Checker A 60 cent bot tie will last louger than most any St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department special agents Mrs Dora Woodruff Dud Mrs Dora Woodruff well known lady of St Charles died at her home in that city Friday morning after a lingering illness of tuberculosis She leaves I- thusbnnd R D Woodruff and a twelve year old daughter She tWitS buried in the Christian Priv liege cemetary Saturday after ftfbon in the presence of a large umber of frieuds nail tic unin tiuces Mrs Woodruff was at Qistiniable lady and her Heath is djbeply regretted by all who knew her fAscald burn or a severe cut heuls slowly if neglected The fam that keeps a bottle of BAL JBARDS SNOW LINIMENT on always prednred for such iccideiits Price 25o 50o and 100 per bottle Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated drug de partment j i d f Ir 4 THE MARION KITCHEN CABINET tltOne Dollar Down and a Dollar a Week t N p WE GUARANTEE t Hr That the Marion Kitchen Cabinets have no equal at any price in range appointments and number of 1conveniences t NOTE THESE POINTS r Frictiohless rollerbearing top Fifty pound sifter flour bin that comes down for the flour f1EachSolid cast brass hardware 4 Wk4SrWeyou buy or ant 4r 08ryan Ltleu P CrIncorpora- tedMADISONVILLE f ifKENTUCKYrt rgy4i y Y iI c NFW GOODS Cp R- ST AT r BERNARD STORE t i i V p j1 r I 0 We have just received a big lot of New ii preyj 1 i yard Also a big lot Nainsook Swiss and 4S CambrieEmbroid res from 5e to 175 perJ yard and a beautiful Val and Linen 1- t Laces from lOc to 50c per yard jCome in and look these goods over 1GoodssC C i 1 itISt Bernard Mining Company INCORPORATED e L EAKLINGTON KENTffCKYg sr it V J1CJ1Q r r J f DC1 I 1 j 0i l n iI L I iI i t c tb r 0 itrr 7 s I J a 0 JQ 1 k G W YIi WHOLESALE CIGARS CIGARETTES TOBACCOS 1tIMABISONYIlXf KENTUCKY LPUONE 501 125 CENTER STREET 11 I f ADTALK What would you think of a i salesman who reported for duty one day lay off for two worked fiJahalf day went off for a week regularl pect good service from such a man And yet some merchants h advertising which is ply a salesman up to simI results when it is to work very irregulary I The fact that advertising costs J money is proof of its value Things without cost are usually worth only their price w News of the Town Baker Fugate and Miller Evans i were iu Msdisouvllte Friday night attending the dance Miss Elizabeth Kemp was the gust of Miss Willis of Madisouville Friday night Mrs Euguela Wilson spent Satur day In Madlsonvlllo with friends Mr and Mrs J E Fawcett and daughters spent Saturday and Sun I day In Guthrie with relatives fo Ben Evans and Goo Arnold wore B f In Madiaonvlllo Frldn attending- the I Elks dance x 4 Mrs A J Bennett and SOil OJyde oolt Sunday for n few days visit to H her daughter Mrs Hugh Griilln of Oharloaff I i n Take a look at tho 3000 Model jj JUngo and 2000 Bod in the front I window of the Victory Building dome subscriber of the SemlWook jilyBoe will got tills Range and Bed tfrefljOti March 1 Subscribe for The jBtwiiow or renew your subscription oranother yenrRudtotntlokot fgr Jas R Rash inudo a business trip rito MadlBonvIlle Saturday J B Llnclle of Clay made a bush p UBS8 trip to this town Saturday p W B Young of Barnsley was IIIi jr town Saturday I Jas Craig was in Madlsouvillo Saturday 1 Miss Lucy Grenahaw who has IT been Quito ill for the past week is 1 tablo to bo out agrlnf- cflg Miss Virginia McGary spentSatur p flay tilgbt In Mudisouvillo with Miss IjSyblb Hart F D Rash loft Saturday for Jup liu Mo whuoe ho goes to inspnct JtlJe lead and zinc mines at that pluee If belougiugto parties In this city Pfex Rix EDUCATION A scholar ut1will be available tor n Luau be 1 yWeeir tbe ages of twentythree and i hirtyflvo desirous of acquiring an jvducatlou that will double his tarn fag capacity iu two years it the Ijsamels less than 2000 at the pros i eat time For particulars aUC1r01J8 t Secretary Hamilton College ol rrlawi Ellsworth Building Chiuugo y E F Ogden of Slaughtersvllle- nwas in the cjty Monday on business f Miss Elizabeth IColb of Evans vlUe visited the family of Cam e lAihby last week Miss West who has charge of the millinery department of Barnes 1 Cowand Co left Monday for the v Eastern markets to purchase the spring stock of millinery She will be gone about four weeks WJ Bailey of Madisonvllle wigs iJirtheoityMondav I J3eo O Atkinson returned yesterday from a business trip ltryanwvllle toI w Itpy Parker of Madison vlllolr Sunday In this arty with Ins parents Modelala 1 Itapge anti 20 o0 ned In the front fr 1tJ bw of the Victory Building r i subscriber of the SemiWeek ly Nee will got this RttURp and Bed i free on March 1 Subscribe for The i row or renew your subscription ftr n tberYearand get a tleketr i fiRlln Annie Ashbys Sunday x hQ91 class of young ladles will I it j rttbraMi WaBbinRtopB birthday II TIsday evening Febraarg 21i with J aifalal at theME Qharoh South I wltarV Invited to come aad bring 1 l ney for each year of their age JJLijhi rt program will be earned oat t y al fre8hmenta served This olass J an effort to raise one ban u q to help twell b9 faad frIAkIngw iH rebA and desire tile itI of xraaxpeSPlr all tbe ildtf feline as D t 4 i tifcvi i ii S i i rj r Old papers for sale at the Bee office Miss Druo Haden of Owonsboro who tins boon visiting Mips Mnuilo Fdard returned home Fridayt Elgie Sink and wife spent Saturday night and Sunday in Mortons lap with relatives Mrand Mrs L D Hull of Hop kliiBvllle are visiting his mother HutII kor Evansville spent Sunday with his parents Miss Essie Nixon Madlaonyillo WAS in the city Sunday MIsses Dora and Mattte Wilkle of Aladlsonvlllo were in the city Sunday Take a look at the 8000 Model Range and 2000 Bed in tbe front window of the Victory Building Some subscriber of the SemiWeek ly Bee will get this Range and Bed free ou Marsh 1 Subscribe for Tbo Bee now or renew your aubsorlption for another year and get a ticket Paul P Price was in Madlsonvlllo Friday on business Clarence Mitchell made a business trip to Madlsonvillo Friday- F D Rash of this city was in Madisonville Saturday Clint and Morris Fox of Ghicho who has been vipiting Frank Fox of this have returned home Men and Women soil guaranteed hose 70 per oent profit Make 10 daily Full or punt time Begin hers Investigate Wear Proof 8038 Chestnut St Philadelphia Pa- W I Kline of thIs city waft Ic Madisonvlllo Friday on business Miss Elizabeth Corey who has been visiting In Madinnnyllle has returned home Cloud Long was In Madlsonville Saturday W R Coylo manager of the St MadlsouvilloFriday F Three joorn house to renfc7 E AjCQiewi Mr and Mrs A J Jorge Bonj of Fulton who havo been visiting rela tives hero a tow days have returned home Miss Helen Jagoe of Madlson vllle was hero Friday visiting friends chtldreidareI Wtn Donnelly of this city was In Madieonvllle Friday Miss Laura HollDway of Hender son Is the guest of her brother John Holloway of this city Take a look nt the 3000 Model Range and JOOO Bed in the front window of the Victory Buiidjdg Some BubscrlbaVof the SemiWeek- ly BOP will get this Rango and BeU free on March 1 Subscribe for The Bee now or renew your subscription for another year and get a ticket John T Barnett was in Madison vlllo Saturday Mra Jessie Phillips visited friends inMhdlsollVlJleSatt1rJayRovD new of the Ohristain church has secure a house arid will move his family here in a short time W VWatta and wife have moved to his farm near Princeton W B Leech of Madisohville was here Friday Circuit Clerk N 1 Toombs o MttdlBonvllle was bore Saturday o business ArtIsts Drawing and Water Cole- Paper for eale at this office Lark- size sheets 6 cents Misses Elizabeth Kemp and Vir ginia McGary Ben and Miller Ev ans Nell Splllman Marvin Mitchell George Arnold and Leo Simons all of this city wore in Madisonville Friday night attending the orators oat contest Robt Davenport of Howell Ind who has been visiting relatives hero has returned home Little Miss Thelina King enter tined quite a host of her little frlendsSttturday afternoon from 2 to 4 oclock In honor of her 111th cousins Bertha and Lurline Thomas of Hopkinsvllle Ky Games were playod and refreshments aervpd If you have a friend or relatiy- living at a distance send them the SemiWeekly Bee a year It will only oOstaid dollars and It will be a con stant reminder of you twice each week 91 GOCART SPECIAL 35OExactly Like Picture J Covered with good grade imitation leather steel frame enamelled black steel wheels with good rubber tires Other Grades 450 to 1250 t C A4 NORTON NADI80NVILLE KENTUCKY l6 t S S + + + j i r MiI + + + tIP + + SOMETHING 11 I M n r fiWe have recently added to our other Business a first class horse shoer with I several years experience We guarantee good work at a moderate price We respectfully solifta pprH6n of your patronage and sincerely thanfcyou for- pastI 1i favorsr t i 1 J M OLDHAM rARLINGTN KENTUCKY Yr J r J f d h1p i r 1 0 v Id p t4r r Q 1I Q riJip tIey f 0 f N L I r = NothinglikeTHERES A REASON A The good people knowing our reputation waited for iis AND THEY WERE NOIPISAPPOI TED Wired our favorite New York embroidery house last night to express us another lot subiect to our approval V i L4Expectcbfl1oUatetHari J Tuesday of next week t BISHOP COMPANYT- he People to Depend on for the Newest and Best rAID lbVb I w o rMr and Mrs T M Thomas of SundaydMr and Mrs Chas Hibbs of Madlsouvillo visited friends here Sunday Mrs Eugene Oordinr of Mad isdn vllle visited Mrs Jane Cordier Sunday fBoyd Lafloon of Madisonvllle 1was in the olty Sunday Hopkinsr9Harry Bramwell of Nashville was here Monday on business Mesdames Harriet Browning and Ed Heafer were In Madlsonville Monday 3Geo Maxwell of East St Louis JB visiting his father this week Andrew Brown made a business trip to Madisouville Mondays s Eula Oldham spent Monday in Madisonville shopping MrsO B Johnson was in Made Eonylile Monday visiting friends Harry Long made a business trip eto Madlsonville Monday Mrs N E McKlnnon was in Mad ieonyille shopping Monday Ernesb of the Victoria thisetown Monday Hugh Griffin of SU Charles visit ed the family of Judge A J Ben nett Sunday Joe Lanier of Crofton made a bns iM1rlp to this oily Saturday Tom wand spent Sunday with relatives in Greenville fJhasCralgi of Nashville Is vie icing Mrs i Pearl Webb this week Tom Logan spent Sunday with his parents in the Oharlaton country Frank Do Vylder and wlte visited hi Mad 1vlJJe Sunday JulIusEd wards spent Sunday with his mother Ir Madiaonville A B Burdon made a business trip to Madisouville Monday Miss Ruby Sisk spent Sunday in Madisonville Will McLeod of Madisonyille was ere Monday on business Mr and Mrs Robert Fonwlck of Mttdlsonvltle spent Sunday in this city with friends The quickest and most effective remedy loosening the phlegm and curing any or cold is Bloodine Coug- hCneckerSt Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department special agents Notice I r I cure cancer I never fail I doctor and insure a cure Address T M Wyatt R F D Box No4 Dawson Ky I LOW ROUND TRIP RATES Louisville Nashville Railroad Florida Cuba Gulf Coast Resrts- NewOrleaus Mobile Pensacola f- Tickets on sale daily good returning until May 31 19Jl- fhrougk T Goackea site Sleepinjf Cars FreRecUl Chair Cars V For furjJtar information as to rate routes tkof tatile and aleepiag car reservation call oar nearest representative of tie Company er address AajilRiiffEIXVMJJE KY j s Xi I e 1869 IWe are Now Giving a Cash Gift I With Every Suit or Overcoat Sale I Black Excepted See Evans ville Daily papers for all particu lars Qf this greatest rtdbest of allr- t 4T M 1 t Sales Manypt r lnespare included W Ii r I besides Clothing Lets I hear from you as v j r J 44 ill t IT PAYS TCXTRADE HERE N lEVANSVILLEIND I I T GLfLJ t tt ai- lThe t NEW STORES rf 4 Mid Winter Clean Up Sale f 4 Our January Clearance Sale was the sensation of tJ the season and was a success in every way but still we find that we have more Fall and Winter Clotblntf Shoes Hats Ladle6Reudy tcan carry over and in orderto make room for our large spring stock will for the Next 10 Days offer our Falland Winter Stock flOe COST This is the Greatest Sale of the Season Come and let us show you is all we ask l QQTi Mens i 10 Raincoats f 71 clean up sale price DB w jMens 1250 Cravenette Rain Coats clean Up Cftsale price 7HUU ESTABLISHED 1 Ladies125QWrapsclean OaUU 2600 Wraps 3- 3pO Wraps198t 5 14 Coat Suits fancy grays Cflup1250 Black CoattSuits for O I Big Line of Comforts and Blanket at Cost rf Hopkins CoOperative Co r H p MORTON XanagerI4 IEasi Cents Street Madisonville Kentucky Sf f f T If MITCHELL SON i J i- V J tT Livery Feea and Sale Stable yT Just below city hall All coaj orders promptly filled i 10 Drayage to all p sfcity vlrlgaspecialtf t trod rigs jOptjtt Cilfhoars Phone tr z d r- r i f 5 r M V y v fJ I 1 e 1 7 +T d e w i w avy aw larla wrwRaA lrnlexd f1 a 0 o c UJ fJ k1T r 1 1 I Z Nortonville News l t MoBilnmes Tr Morgan and J M Moore wpre in Mndlsonvllle Saturday r Little Miss Helen Moore was in Darlington Saturday with her father J1i MooreI o I Dr Howell purchased the home of Mr WilkenB above No 2 mine andk t propertyJAshbrpok Mr Wilkens will move T into his home which he used to oo 1cpy Tom Lovau has been sick for a few i days + i White Bhea ifi sick at present KDr Lovan of Crofton was in t businesslDavid Loyan has been slok for w a few days The smallpox is about all gone now was repotted the other day fork tier telephone manair for the Cum berland Telephone company has resigned and loft Sunday morning for his howe His place will be filled by Mr Mitchell Charlie Trathea was in Contra City the last week No More Dyspepsia Gas or other Stomnph Troubles Nothing will remain undigested or sour on your stomach tf you will take a little Dlgestezw n power ful digestive harmless and pleasant as Maple Syrup For sale by the drug departniritit of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated Engineer Giannlnl enroute to Nelson Ky to visit his son Dr P E Giannlni paid Tits BEE office a pleasant visit this morning Cards are out announcing the ap proaching nuptials ot Miss Eleanor Dee Gordon of Madisonville Ky and Dr Bleeker Napp of Evans ville Ind on March 11411 John Carroll of Circle City was here Monday visiting friends grandmaCrenshaw ville a Visit Monday do not Both and Trimmed values for I9c 50c values 75c values 100 values for 79c y Trimmed- A NOli good value No4 good 50c for 39c No good 75c for 49c No good values for r Very Special Cut Made Different Both Plain and Trimmed Lace and 50c values for 75c values 100 values for 125 values for 89c i 0 values forI13 2 00 values 250 values forL98 irt of Lace and Trimmed 1 values for 39o 75c values for i49c 125 values 150 225 50 values Will up our entire of Shirt Waists at a 25per cent Now is your time 1 COLOB1D HIWS I Tandy is giving the colored people good dance the rink on the 16th and 80th of month Ho is floor manager and I keeps splendid order ThBBqdances are proving popular and are well attended Amos Eliza Mason and Prof Driver are improving Mrs Nealy remains abqub the same Rev P H Kennedy D D the State Missionary was yJBitlng town Friday Ue was money to increase the missionary forces in Kentucky He Tfeceived some very substantial our white friends Wm Merriweathers has moved his family School had an entertainment Saturday night February 4 Had grand We are sorry chroniple the death of Moses Grover who died suddenly while at at Not tip la Tuesday at 480 p m The family has our sympathy In of and Mrs quietly married in court hpuso last Mon day sICkHeMips is also very feeble Services at the Baptist church Sunday 6 were Had Very excellent congratula lIon at each service Do Coughing You van if you will use Otros Spruce Balcum ahd PitH Tar Compound A valuable renudy for CroupBronohltlsChest and Lungs Price 26 and 60 cents Sold by drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated Take look at thd 8000 Model Range and 2000 Bed in the front window of the Victory Builtilnc Some of the SemiWeek- ly Bee will get this Range and Bed free on for The Bee now or renew your subscription for another year and get NUHlrWNJNJJHNNlwYIN TON Undertaker MADISONVILLE Hearse County t CUTOUT THIS COUPON SemiWeekly send i Range ib r i I WHITE GO DS 1 Begins Tuesday Feb 7d Ends Saturday February 18I r 1 R When you lou wondejfihow we it Our was to get in the closing outrof Muslin Underwear of TheElite UndermuslinJSb at reduction of 50 per cent discount This puts us in J position give you Brand Stock at Great Reduction leaves legitimate proffit it A Careful Examination ofany item priced in th sale will be the best convince you that High Quality it rlii Low Prices have combinedin effort to Je in most economical way MONEY REFUNDED IIIIand YOUR PURCHASE satisfactory Taf 1 i y Underwear1f4 ICorset Covers Lace l for39ci-a for49cJ t j 1 Embroideriedli t 25c for to l9c value v 1 value 1 100 + 69c t Gowns Full Well Several Styles With 1 39c 11 for149- I fS the Best Embroidery Material Handsomely 1 I 50c 100valuesfor69c fr89c- t t valuesfor113 valuesfor179 t2 for189S- hirt t I J Waists clean stock reduction Frank a I each a god quite I Mesdames donations from here- TheRaptlstSunday a success wQrk n their hours bereavment- Strafdn I Florenca McNijifywere Lizzie Washington February excellent a Stop Gum a subscriber March 1 Subscribe a ticket note may and way you Tucked t Goodse28 inch White Waisting 8c value for r 5c 36 inch India Linen iO yalue for 7c 36 inch Bleached Cot on i to 10 yards length lOr value for 6c 35 inch Longure ClotntIoqm ends length ti I5c and 20c values for 7c 35 inch Special Linen fiaisd sheeting 15c value for 7e 27 inch Cross Bared Muslin sheer effect l5c value for lOc 27 inch Plain Madras Clotht Sc value for lOc 36 inch Cross Bared Stripeci Waisting 15c value forlOc27 inch Dotted Swiss assorted patterns 20c 27 inch Waisting assorted patterns 20c value for 15c 27 inch Waisting assorted patterns 25c and 30c values for 19c 27 inch Waisting assorted patterns 40c and 50c values for 35c Embroidery These We Nave Closed Out in Lots Each Lot Contains the Newest and Best Values Have Ever Been Able to Offer All Styles Lot No1 extra good value for per yard15cLot No2 extra good value for perYard7cLot No3 extra good value + lOc Lot No4 extra good value for per yardV 1240 Lot No5 special good value for per yard I5c Lot No6 per yard ff i7 c20c 25c 30c and 35c Embroidery Flouncing all width styles a dandy good value fo- rrperyardti25c 40c 50c 75c and 125 Embroidery Allqvers all broad riew patterns per yard 1 50c 75c 100 and 200 Braids Sfickerie in all colors and width 3 and 6 yards to the bolt collor guaranteed per bolt 5c to 25c II 2fEachcpurch I l asing 200 or more in cash will receive 25 cents for this coupon v Ij I rtt 1 oi JTAME 1 II jbtaJuiMr h t C WWWWWWW Y hYr4tM h r13 M SLA t KY j t Everything New tTI Inc Finest in the f tli 5 NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE + MASONIC BUILDING y r 1 MN14SI ti41V4iVla And bring or send it with 100 to the Bee Earlington Ky before March 1 and we will you 104 issues of a live ievs paper and give you a chance on a 3000 Range and 2000 Bed h Enclosed find 100 for which send me the Semi Weekly Bee one year and a chance on the and Bed 4 Name 5 ilroji Address jlJ tlii J i- r7 1 0H ca 1 buyer lucky on tlt stock 25 i to New a and still us our regular 1 i s to been an s the i Embroideried i 25c A A A Embroidery for59c69c at in to 9 and value for15c We forperyard and 100 L2550 t It and Sheetings r Hoosery Brown Sheeting yard wide per yard 5c 94 Pepperell Brown Sheeting per yard 23c 104 Pepperell Brown Sheeting per yard v 25c k 94 Pepperell Bleached Sheeting per yard 25c 104 Pepperell Bleached Sheeting per yard to 12k 36inch Pepperell Bleached Pillow Tubing per Ya rd18c42 inh Pepperell Bleached Pillow Tubing to 2ic s Towels rI a You cant afford to miss this bargain opportunity in towels 17 dozen 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