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J -- .'IJMBBBKJK 17, 19U i . and IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE YOUR TWENTY-SECON-D BUSINESS FRIDAY, ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE FEBRUARY EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KY B N: U '' " , E. J. ASHBY DEAD G 0 If ,j I "flU. - r N r Johnson .Oity, Tenn.,'Feb. THE CHINESE Prominent Madisonville Man Dies followlntrjettpr, has teen reby all. "' Farriify Grief A surprise party was given Mrs. XT AILKBN DAVI8. ceived at the offices of the iS Suddenly Frank President Taft Issues Urgent Call Monday. E. Mohr returned home Charlie Trathern, Wednesday evedustrial department of the Oaft ning at her home. A very delhrfct-fStricken Rev. S. M. Bernard preached Suntime was had by all Fer Aid of Suffering Orient. forma, Olinchfield and Ohio rail R. Harrison was in Madisonville J. day 11 a. m. In Madisonville ChristL. P. Payne wae in,, Madison rill BUftlAL AT GRAPE VINE TOMORROW. ian Church on the eubJHCt "The way in this city: Monday. Thursday. or Steph- John B. Atkinson, Membar of Kentucky STAVE OF KENTUCKY. Jiipeedh and the Martyrdom J. E. Fawcett, manager of The Bee. Mies Annie Marie Morgan was abk E. J. Ashby, one of the most en!" This is the eiuht sermon in the sent from pobool Monday on acebvat Red Crou Board RaisinjgFunds. was hero TueBday. Executive Department. of sickness. will A 7BAXK70BT. of Apostles Series. There prominent merchants of Matti Henry Jonis was in this city TuesFebruary, 1, 1911:', Washington, Feb. 15 PreBi-de- day. sonville, died suddenly at , his beino evening servioph in thlscnurcn Attack Like at the Taft issued the following T. J. Morgan waB in Madiionville In fighting to keep Tigers. bom&in that, city at 6:80 this owinrt' to the revival services prayer Mr. W. D. Roberts, t, the blood pr Presbyterian Church. At proclamation today calling for Tuesday. Johnson Oity, Tenn. morning. Mr. Ashby has been meeting Wednesday evening, there tho white, corpuscles' attack h-germs' like tigers. .But ofta funds to aid the famine sufferers B. C. Mitchell, of Madisonville, germs in wretched health for a number was a splendid attendance, and a) Mv Dear Mf. Roberts: ' multiply eojast the ll't'tta w&b in town Monday. (Jhina: your like very much in of years i nil has for some time the Radios' Aid Tuesday afternoon fighters are overcome. Tfea see pimples, boils, eczema, gan of the South and; your hju "As President of the Aniericau Ben MyerB was here Tuesday. been in the habit of taking med- the women worked like Bees. E. W. Powers was in tqwn Tues- Btreng'.h and sores multiply e drees on the Russell E. McLeod and Miss of rati"--' Bed Oross, I appeal to the people icine to produce sleep, it is supand appetite fail. Thft day. Bourland stepped into the min- roads in Southern Immigration?-Th- of this country to aid the unforcbndition demands Electric Bittari posed he took an over dose last to regulate1 and kidister's home, 341 B. Franklin, Wedemigration from Kentucky, tunate multitudes who are dyjng J. F. DempBey was here Tuesday. neys and to stomach, liver from tka epel poisons niht and it effected his Mieart. nesday evening after prayer meetMrs. T. J. Morgan was in Madison- blood. "They are tho best bloArf of which I have a good deal .of 0f starvation because of famine Mrs. Aehby when interviewed ing, and we're married. ville shopping Wednesday. purifier," wrlteB O. T. Budahn, f by the Bee said', "my husband We want you to call at our store knowledge, is incredible in itf in China, either by money conMr. and Mrs. J. R. Harrison, Misses Tracy, Calif., 'I have ever found"." They make rich, red blood, stroaj' Kentucky has really tributions, which sliould re sent iiera Stevens, Ala Ligeon, Ida arose at the usual time and went during our Majestic Demonstration extent. nerves and build up your health " to the wood shed for kindling Week, February 20 to 25, and get a settled and has a great hand in to thcTlocal Red Cross treasurers Messers,- Herman Stevens, Jack Try them. 50c at all druggists. Souvenir Set of Majestic Ware. .government of all tle States of to t'he Red Cross, Washington, the when' he diduot return, we Bourland & Moore: West and ithe wjiole Northwest t). O , or by assisting ln'raisiug a uueusy ,nnd Bucou and :;: Mrs. E. English, of Faducah, 1b I went to hunt Jor him, Bacon visitingJ. Mrs. W. P. Ross for a few to the Pacific Ocean. It has fur- cargo of flour aud other suitable nished 106 Governors of others supplies to be sent to these peofound him in the woodshed un- days. Stares and Territories, of whom ple.' Congress has granted the able to talk and (unconscious'. Get a FREE MAJESTIC We at ouce summoned Dr. See our adVHrtiHement in I liiivq tlfenatnes, 105 in a pub- U8"eJ6l: ah army transport to the lished book and the 100' li is the Red Oross ftfr the purpose. The Mr. Ashby lived a few this Ihsuo. MADISONVILLE, KY. BoUBIiAND & MOOBK. last Governor of Oklohoma, Gov- Seattle Commercial Club, of Seminutes after the physician's Right next to the railroad in the ernor Lee Oruce, aud X think attle, Wash., is co operating with arrival." Hopkins County Bauk old stand is that takiug the prooortiou of the Red Cross and will act Mr. Ashby was a quiet unas as rethe 5 a'ud 10 cent store. Catraud see other citizens to Governors- iu ceiving aud forwarding agent for suming christian gentleman, a them. any State, it is a reasonable in- all supplies. I trust, that our leading member in the Presby and Embalmer Misa May Cliutou, of Providence, terian church and prominent in is the guest of her sinter, Mrs. Ben ference that if we had kept the people will respond generously $ people who had emigrated from and that the transportation lines in Sunday School work. He Slaton, of this city. leaves a wife and two children Drop In our Btore during our Ma- Kentucky, our State today would. will aid in the delivery to SeatJ. Bacon and Mary Francis, one jestic Demonstration Week, Febru- have 5,000,000 people aud be one tle. (Signed) Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Niglit. 20 to 25, ua show you "Wm. H. Taft." brother and a sister, of Hanson, ary Great and and letMajestic Range of the richest States iu the Grand the .country. He was a very success Is the best on earth. A Souvenir Union. We have plenty of good Mr. John? B. Atkinson is a fa) business man and was well Set of Ware, worth $8 00, Riven with land not half worked. We wp support 10,000,000 people in Ken-- , member of the Kentucky Board fixed financially. The fuueral e vary MaJj,icRange sold. BpfyaiiAND A'Moork tucky if our reosurces are prop bttWJLmw'ictfn RU Cross and will take place at .Grapevine .wr. Saturday. The family are heart, L. E. Littlepage, a big lumber erly developed, and lPhJmiKm cjft.j I' ?Jh dealec6fh'iVcpBnty5rws;herej'yei'ri will come "bacKliomeirom lite 6ITES;GL0THlNfi AND READY-TO-WEbroken and the entire communi- uesday. good purpose. He has already West and the North and the ty shocked over his sudden and Don't fall to yislt the "Kandy Northwest or a small percentage forwarded some funds aud would IN MADISONVILLr:rr: unexpected death. Kitchen" in Madisonville on East like to see Earliugtou and HopCenter street, opposite the Hotel of them, it will make the State kins couuty substantially repreAccused of Stealing. Madisonville, for the freshest of much better, greater, stronger, reE. E. Cliambor.aln, of Clinton, sweets. GLEAN-U- P THE NEW STORE'S SALE AT COST happier and more useful and sented in this movement for Mo... boldly accuses Buoklon's Arof the suffering Ohiuese. lief prosperous for all. nica Salve of stealing the sting Dau WHbou, one of the moBt The Kentucky Red Oross Board from burns or scalds tho pain from former newspaper men of this Yours Truly, BoreB of all kindsthe distress from Bection of the State, who is living in is made up. of the following: Our store has been crowded to its utmost capacity.willv buyers Augustus !E. Willson, bolls or plleB. "It robs cuts, corns, and a linotype operator Pres. Hoti. Augutus E. Will-sofrom every section, of the country taking advantage of, our, great bruises, sprains and injuries orthetr Evansville Governor of Kentucky. terror," he says, "as a healing rem- for the" EvanBvllle Journal-NewFrankfort. CLEAN-USALE PRICES. edy its equal don't exist." Only 25o was m the city a few day this week A healthy man ie a king in his own right; an Treus. Logau O. Murry,. Louisat all druggists. on business. unhealthy man is an unhappy slave. Burdock PINE SUITS FOR MEN, BOYS TINE WRAPS AND COAT you for the Dlooil'Ditters builds up sound health keep you ville. It will more than pay The City Council of the City of Earling-:- . well. Secy. Miss Nora R. Brown, AND CHILDREN SUITS FOR LADIES our large advertisetime to read Ion, Ky., do Ordain as Follows t and Frankfort. Read the Our stock consists of the ment in thiB paper. The beet lrrnkes of fine Tailthe Evansville DaflyGonrieri8 sub& Moorr. Sec. 1. The duties .of the city best make's in this country and ored Coat Suits and Wraps for John'B. Atkinson, Earliimton. Bourland scription offer in this Isbuo. You we are Belling THEM AT ' Ladies, go at MANUFACTattorney be fixed as follows: Miss Flora Franklin,-- of the Bernard Bernheim, Louisville. one year and. AND BELOW COST TO URER'S COST TO MAKE Wed- get tho Daily Courier He shall prosecute all contest Charleston country, was here Desha Breckinridge, LexingBee both one year tee CLOSE OUT nur fall stock. , ROOM. Police nesday shopping. ed cases pendiug in the for only $2.00. Think of it and lot ton. v Court bf the Oity, and shall uot Call in and see us at the Madison- it worry you until you come to the WjlbUr F. Browder, Russell-villWe are showing the swellest "Kandy Kitchen," opposite Bee office andgive in your subscripEvery Ladies' Coat Suit and indirectly accept any villeMadison Hotel. directly or Mine of Ginghams. "Poplins," the musr. be Bold regardless Wrap tion. Pongees, Glovr Silk Novelemployment in any civil or crimOhas. E. Hoge, Fraukfort. ' Mr. aud Mrs. Jody Rash have ties, Glitter Silks lu Madisonof cost, to make room for our inal case adverse to the interest moved Into their new home on Is- Youn Loc&I Actress Her Own Press , Wm. Hs Mckoy. Oovincton. ville. Agent, new spring stock. Call.iu and let us show you. of the Oity. land Ford street, between East CenThirty Years Together. Gladys Cook, one of Evausviile's Sec. 2. The salary of the Oity ter Btireet and Broadway. young amatuer vaudeThirty years of asBociation think NEW SPRING GOOBS ARRIVING DAILY sAttoruey shall be aud is fixed at It's worth $8.00 to you to read our well known good ville performers, is' her own "best of it. How the merit of a or advertisement in this paper, so don't the thing stands out in that time Sixty Dollars ($60.00 per year, press agent." So worthlesBiieBS of a baa one. 1b not tripping counting from overlook it. payable quarterly, there's no guesswork in this eviBourland & Moore. to When Miss Gladys the strains of a dreamy waltz or dence of Thos." Ariss, Concord, and after January, 1, 1911. Robert Ashby, of Hanson, waB in singing a popular ditty at the Mich., who writes: "I have uBed tl. P. MORTON, Manager H. 0. Bourland, King's New Discovery tor 80 the city Thursday on business. 1b usufilly in demand at Dr. she cough and best Madisonville, Ky. Marveu Bldg. Mayor. East Center St. Pay a visit to the new 5 and 10 one of tho smaller towns in the years, and I its the UBed." Once It ever cold cure Earlinstou, Ky., Feb. 6. 1911. cent store In the Hopkins County neighborhood of Evausville. finds entrance In a home you can't families have Bank, old stand. T.hey have the Attest : Paul P. Priok, She has filled engagements at pry it out. Many years. used it for fortv It's the goods. . Oity Olerk. Boonvillo, EarliDgtou, Henderson 4.-The Madisonville Notes Governor of Kentucky Endorses Home" Movement. nc cc rnn Nortonville News Lander, Lenard Forgerson aud Clara Horton, were in Earlington attending a Valentine party given by 4tc. Homer Coleman, Fob.. 14. 1911. A very delightrul time was reported ul " : . nl dpi-ea- se I sl, sMc-rheu- Job-si- 'it ra e f. Al-mo- n. - be-ca- SOU-,VENI- R. Hum-mnol- c C. A: MORTON - Funeral Director tM.' ' " - , iUr4$tthh AR rrrrSALE MID-WINT- pop-ul- ar n, s, P ni Seml-w,e.kt.Be- e's x - Semi-weekl- y e. HOPKINS CO OPERATIVE. CO, Or-pheu- m " Accidents will happen, but the best regulated families keep Dr, Thomas' Eclectic Oil for such emergencies. It subhues the pain and' heals the hurts. y Bee's and Bead the Evansville Dally Courier's subthe scription offer In, this issue. , You got the Dally Courier one. year and Bee both one year the for only $2.00 Think of It 'and let it worry you until you come-.- ' Bee office and glvp in your subscripSemi-weeklSoml-weekly to-r.tb- tion. Renew Your Subscription. Don't forget to renew your subscription before the 1. day of March and ask for a number on the ($80.) Range aud ($20)Bed. Some one will get rthese valuable articles on this date and it may be you. Harsh physics react, weaken the bowels, cause chronic constipation. Doan's Regulets operate easily, tone the stomach, cure constipation, 25c Ask your druggist for them. Gough and Henry Martin attended the enow in Miss Mabel Evans-yiiie-Wednesda- y.. I ! , I daugh Princeton aud most all of tho to.vns ter.Mlss Katherine left Thursday within easy reaoh of Evansville. When the young Miss reaches a for .Davis county to visit Mrs. Monhotel at a town where she has an entgomery's parents. Come aud see the great cooking gagement she at once gets busy enwonder at our store" all next week. tertaining the gueBts and it is not You have a chance to get a Souvenir long untilijio word gooB out that a Sot of Ware Free. See large adver- regular aotor girl is, singing and" dancing in tho Hotel parlor. . tisement lu this paper. ' ' PrestQ The hotel is flilled with a & Moor. Bourla-n- d orowd anxious to Bee the litMrs. Richard Graham is in Hen- gaping tle singer and danoor. derson visiting triends and relatives She doeent show them all of her Get a Majestic Souvenir Set of Btdps or sing all her songs. She just Ware at Bourlaud & Moore's store enough of a taste to during demonstration week, Febru- gives thom dig up the price of a make them ary 20 to 25. Mrs. "VVill Robinson returned home ttpkot for the evening show. Now, who says thlB little Evans Thursday afternoon from Louisville where she haB been the guest of villa aotreBS needs a preBS agent? friends for several days. This charming little Soubretto baa Don't forget to attend the Majestic Range Demonstration at our Btore, frequently been seen at Temple The? one week, February 20 to 25. here, and has sung and danced Bourland & Moobr. atre wayinto the hearts of oven the Mrs. C. L. Ross aud guest Miss Eu- her of our city. genia Johnson, of Hendewbn, are most blase thetttro-goer- s visiting friends In Nashville and She haB always played to full house MurfreosborofTenn. here, and needs no introduction to Buy a range with a reputation and our readers. It is only a question pf take, advantage of our Free Offer during, our Dempnstratiou Week, time until she will star iu some big. February 20 to 25 Come lu and let musieal production, as she is one of thrt best little actresses ever seen us show you. Bourland & MooRfc. local boards Mrs. Lee Montgomery and 1 most infallible throat and lung medioine on earth. Uuequled for r, croup, lagrippe, asthma, quinsy or sore lungs. Price 60o, $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all druggists. hay-feve- bram, Ilay and feed . 4 Division Passenger Agent is Davenport, Iowa, Feb. Oden, for several clerk of the Daven years chief port passenger office of the Chicago, Burlington & Quinoy railroad, has been appointed division passenger agent, the first woman so far as local railroad men know lo occupy such a position in the United States. Her territory extends from Watertowu, III., to Bettendorf, Iowa, and includes tho and suburbs with a population of Miss Daisy Tri-Oities a Woman. ' 15. "Let us furnish your Grain, Hay and Veed. close prices and quick delivery. We make FARM SEED A SPECIALTY "S. C. Madisonville, Next deer Jennings & Company , Kentucky te Rudd Sc Carduell Liver Stmhk ' ' a: ROBT. SORY, M. D. Practice lim!ted to diseases of Eye, Ear,, NoBe and Throat., , Eyes Tested, Glasses Fitted. . 160,000 people with iudiigestion, con apnetite or feel biloiiB, stipation, give Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets a tril and you will be nlrased with the result. These tinrstomaoh. and liver and strengthen the digestion. Sold by Geo. King & SonB, If troubled no '. ( t rrgr OFFICE HOURS: 9 TO 12 A. M.. 2 Office Over C. L. Ross' Grocery. TO 4:30 P. M. Center Street, oh-th- e rVlADISONVILLEi - KENTUCKY e t EES MMttpEaS8E9bU '4JirVWR '&rwwwftW z. I pT in CEkJM J. E. FAWCETT Member 33ee MANAGER Subscription Rates 1 One Stooc In Bladder ReoiOTed Without Surgical Operation $::: ::.:: :: The Semi- j I.S iN V Year.. $1.00 60 25 5 PAUL M. MOORE. EDITOR AND PUBLISHER ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS Six months 'Three months Singlo copies m of Kentucky Press Association and f Second District Publishers League Spsoiinen copies mailed free application. Correspondents wanted in all parts of the county. Address us for on Branch Office in Morton's Furniture Store, 119 South Main Street, Madisonvllle, Kentachy, Phone No. AILEbN DAVIS, Mgr. 4-- MISS Telephone 47 Friday, February 17, 1911 ! ANNOUNCEMENTS "We any serious sickness. J. L. KNOWLES, Headland, Ala. Personally appeared before me this tb day of September, 1909, J. LoftiiE t Kuowles who subscribed the above ! tueut and made oath that the same h true in substance and in fact. J. W. Whiddon, la tbe Spring of 1904, I was confined to my bed with kiduey trouble and thought that I would never recover. I took a lot of medicine butdid.uotrealiz any benefit from anything. I finally cow advertismC. t Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t and sent for a sample bottle and thought the sample bottle helped me, so I hour ' more of the medicine from my Druggist and after using a few bottles dischargee a very large stone from my bladdtr After passing this stone my health wat very much improved and I have beet able to continue my business withov sitc .,- The Evansville Daily Courier y and The Bee Semi-Weekl- jR -- H Weekly Bee Ut .J l3f t Notary Public. are advertised twiceas much? Do you know some that are uot ialf so goofl as yours yet better Do you advertise advertise? your store as much as you should? Think ft over and let it worry are authorized to announce IS. ' 25. Kay as. a candidate for reflection to represent Hopkins county in the lirer house of the next General Assembly ot Kentucky, subject to the Mrs. A. J. Beniiett, who has been action of Ihe Democratic party. viBitlug her daughter, Mrs! Hugh Griffin, here, for several days, has We are authorized to announce returned to her home in Earlington. tD&sft L Walker as a caudidate for .Representative from Hopkins couu-t- , Mrs. Carney Baker arrived oue In the lower hotiBe of the next day last week from Chicago, 111. UfiBerai ABseraoiy or K.entucKy,BUD-Je- t Mrs. Katie Hampton, of Mortons to the action of the Democratic Gap, who has been visiting her sis"y- ters, Mrs. Asbmore and Mrs. Dr. We are authorized to announce Finley, has returned home. 3i) L. Youug as a candidate to Hopkins county in the lower . The quarantine is lifted. Hon Be of the next General Assembly Miss Charlie Sisk, who is attend f Kentucky, subject to the action ing school at Dawson Springs, spent f tbe .Democratic party. Sunday at home. Do you know some stores that Burnzie Strater, of Dunmore, Ky., has returned are rio better than yours yet few days visit to his home, after a to his brother, H. C. rep-jeBfi- St Charles Events I Will Do For Ypi Prove What Swamp-RoSend to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bingham ton, N. Y., for a sample bottle. It witf convince anyone. You will also receive a booklet of valuable information, telling all about the kidneys and bladder. When ot ONE VEAR FOR $2.00 t I, ,y writing, be sure and mention this paper. Keguiar uity-coaim size bottles for sale at all drug stores. nt 0110-dollar issues of the ..brightest, newsiest and S paper published in Southern. Indi- - ft ffc (; most ana and 104 copies of The y Bee for . . &(m 1 Just think up-toTclate o it, 312 - ". Semi-Weekl- at tou somewhat. , For hiue' out- of .every busy days in your store, yon wtll find ihe reason ju 'advertising. And for nine out oft-verslack, dull at home. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ashmore, of days iii your stpre you will fiud Iisley, spent Sunday with Dr. T. R. th& reason in advertising Finley. aUhousih the ra'?ori will be quite Dink Williams, of Madisonvllle, different. Think this over'mul was here Sunday. let it worry you somewhat Moat Toague visited relatives in Mortons Gap Wednesday. While it 1b impossible to tprevdnt Herndon Earl and'Mr. Thompson, a accident, it is 'never impossible fc be prepared jt is beyond any of Charleston, Ky., spent Saturday no,'s purse. Invest 25 cents in a and Sunday Here. bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment E. L Blanks, while attending the and 3'ou are prepared for sprains, Braises and slke injuries. Sold by resoue car demonstration at Earl-ingto- n co. Kiug & Sons. Saturday, had a very painful y , acoident to happen to him. Mr. Banks had his head caught between some protruding slate and the top of the car, causing a very painful fccalp wound. Mr. Blanks is not able to work yet, but It Is hoped he will be better in a few days, as the wound is not considered serious. Will Feller, of Madisonvllle, was here Sunday. Dr. B. U. McEuen, of Earlington, spent Sunday with his parents. VV. R. Coyle, manager of the St. Strader. Bernard stores, was here Tuesday. Jackson Williams, of the country, Ulay Woodruff spent Sunday and was lu town Saturday. Monday in Madisonville. Denny Tearue, of Mannington, Will Faull and Clay Woodruff was here this week. were in Earlington Wednesday on Crab-treMiss Margaret Harland, of , was in town shopping Satur- business. day. J. H Tallev was in Earlington Dr. Veal, of Daniel Boone, spent Saturday. Sunday with friends here. Harris Harrison was in EarlingDr. "Flint" Finley spent Sunday ton Saturday-Augh- t e, t t - FEBRUARY S8tlL Is the motto of The Courier. It carries the full Associated Press reports, the greatest news gathering association in the world, supplemented by a host of special correspondents at all important news centers. We will accept subscriptions at this extraordinary low rate until "All Tbe New All The Time" ($ 8 ft r 1 a j Market Reports arc Complete and Correct Special efforts are made to make our market reports complete and reliable Address all letters to Robinson was in Mndisori-vill- e m 'F'VjfjMMM A&tPJ&B Jf fJMf ame' (mmMm dZ&2 is the most critical period of a and neglect of health at this time j jrjfl Monday. Mann Straner, of Greenville, was in town Monday and Tuesday. Lponard Palmer, of bawson Springs, spent Sunday here. Uncle Josh Teap;ue, of Mortons Gap, was in towu this week. Mr. add Mrs. G. R. Fuller have returned home, after a two weeks' visit to relatives in Crofto'u. C. W. Phelps, of Princeton, Ky , was appointed marshal last Monday night. Mr. Phelps will assume his duties March the first. Kirby O'Bannbn and D. S. Tfldd were in Mortons Gap Tuesday. ' The young folks nave a "Beedle Bum" at the iiail Tuesday ni(ht ami hud an enjoyable time. How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for.any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. H. J. CHKtf EY & CO., Toledo. O. ,Wc, the undersigned, have known V. J Cheney Jor the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. ::::::::,:::;:,:;;; Earlington, THE SEMI WEEKLY BEE - Kentucky Easter is Not so Far p Away. How About By Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound The Change of Life iroman's existence, invites disease. I nights. I was iinally told by two phvsicians " I read one day of the wonderful cures made by Lydia 13. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound HH7I n wnill iM and decided to try it, and it has made me a well mbi n ') 'II woman. My neighbors and friends declare it lias worked a miracle for me. .Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is worth its weight in gold for women during this period of life. If it will help others you may publish this Setter." Mrs. Nathan B. Greaton, 51No.MainSt.,Natick,Mass. MHBwY'-MHMMM- Women everywhere should remember that there is no ther remedy known to medicine that will so successfully carry women through this trying period as Lydia E. TinkhanVs Vegetable Compound, made from native roots and herbs. Here is proof: JNatlck, Mass., "I cannot express what I iHuri3Bmt':i!i':'Ji:i' went through during the Change of Life before I tried Iiydia IS. Pinlchain's Vegetable Com a I w pound.not was in suchMy nervous condition I '1h keep still. limbs were cold. I could had creepy sensations and could nofcg sleep Waldino, Kinnan & Marvin. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O Hall's Catar.-- Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 73c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. . Paul M. Mooreh F. D. Rash and thiy citv saw the "Merry Widow" at the Majestic in Evansville Tues day afternoon. The quickest and most effective remedy for loosening the phlegm, relieving irritation and curing any cough or cold .is Bloodine Congh Checker St. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug Department, special agents. J. E. Fawcett, John A. Moore, of That New Dress? Our shelves are filled with new goods .and the price is right. Drop in and let 'us show you some of our bargains. ,Yoii will .find clerks ready and anxious, to give prompt ser- - r that I had a tumor. ti Hardy Gooch, of Morton Furniture Co., of Madisonville was here Wed- uesday on business. prevented? Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as booh as the child becomes horse or evsn after the croupy cough appears and it will prevent the attack. It is also n certain cure for croup and has never been known to fall. Sold by Geo. King & Sous. Miss Aileen Dais the buBy mana ger of the Busy Bee's Madisonvllle Branch office was here yesterday on business. A child that has intestinal worniB is handicapped in its growt'i. A few doses of WHITE'S CREAM VERMIFUGE deBtjovs and expels worms; the child immediately improves and thrives wonderfully Price 2Po per bottle. Sold by St. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, Do yon know vice. that croup can be j v ANOTHER SIMILAR CASE. Cernwallville, N. Y. "I have been taking tXK&T LjeUa E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for wumc time for Chango of Life, nervousness, and :: w" A'ftforoid growth. "Two doctors advised me lo go to the ItgiBpital, but one day while I was away visiting, Imetawonmn who told mo to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. I did so and I 3cmew it helped me wortdcrfully. I am very tkankful that I was told to try Lydia E. Piakham's Vegetable Compound." Mrs. Win. Boughton, CwrHwallville, N. Y., Greene Co. Mi:5.':'::li WS-I :jl;l;I;- - I ST. 9 WA ft--,?- BERNARD STORE I , wMWm - W. R. COYLE, Manager The makers of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-yun- d have thousands of such letters as those above eajrs. tkey tell the truth, else they could not have been obtained it has &r love or money. This medicine is rib stranger steed the test for Made exclusively from roots and herbs, and m thousands of cures to its credit. laBM Mrs. Pinkham invites all siek women WNw to write her for advice. She has jgaifled thousands to health free of charge. Address Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass. &&uuound has been the standard remedy for itemaJo jSIs. No sick woman does justice to fear-e- lf who will not try this famous medicine. Per 30 years Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable drug department. Young Allen is stfll gathering in subscribers for The .Semi-Weekl- y Bee. The people know a good thing when they see it, and the Bee is'a go)d thing. 'Suffered day andoiRht the torment of llcbing piles. Nothing helped roe udtil I used Doan'4 Ointment. It cured ma permanently," iHon, joU R. Garrett, Mayor, Girard. Ala, Ml Bernard EARLINGTON, '" .T Mining Company INCORPORATED U KENTUCKY : U4' I Jli.iiim'i .r tfiin , i.myiUhb&'' MiiimderfMr'-Vr'.nfer.- - Hi S32B ''ttcBliwii j&r??t?JSZmry "ir&r 'r.SEa' :x-:- - Z? l?rn ' 'fcv 1 "V ' rfiiMwwi , "' It rS W hi- - ft BROUGHT TO LIGHT SNByjSStNSSiKCONSSS 9 - 4 n1 I&xlington People Receiving the Full Benefit. !r There have been many cases like the following in Earlington. EveryWHOLESALE one relates the experience of people CIGARETTES, TOBACCOS CIGARS, we know. , These plain, straight MABISONVILLC, KENTUCKY, tor ward statements will do much tpward relieving the suffering of 125 CENTER STREET PHONE SOI thousands. Such testimony will be road with Interest by many people. Mrs. R. A Smith, of Wtlsoustreet, Earlinton, Ky., says: "I am glad to publicly recommend Doan's Kidney Pills. My kidneys wero badly Mes allies Chas. Barnett, Buck disordered and the pains In my Shaver and P. L. Jamleson were In back wore so acute that I could not News the Town Madlsonville Wednesday. stoop without suffering severely. Miss Winnie Ashby and Earl The pain often extended Into uny Stone, of MadlBonvillo, wore In this Bides and became inoro severe if I city Wednesday. stood for awhile. I had dizzy Bpells R. E. Martin, of Piovldenee, was Henry Rogers and John Coylo and mauy times was forced to grasp in the eltYlWedticbday. mtulo a business trip to ,Madlson-vlll- o Bomethinirin ordor to BteadV mv- .. . .. .. Jas. Blanks, of Victoria, was In Tuesday. sou. l aifio suuerea irom terrioie town Wednosaivy. Jeir Poole, of Nortorivllle? was in headaches and many days could Procter Asliby, of MadlRonvllle, town Tuesday. scarcely get out or bed. I can Barewas in town Wednesday. P. M. Starkea, of Evausvllle, was ly Bay that I spent more than one hundred dollars for medicines and Mrs. Eiuie Sisk Is visiting friends in the oity Tuesday on business. ' doctors' treatments, but I obtained in Grand RapidB, thie week. J. J. Sullivan made a business scarcely any benefit. On the advice Mr. and Mrs. David Adamn visited trip to Madlsonville Tuesday. of a friend, I procured a box of friendH in Madlsonville Wednesday. E. E. Witherspoon visited his Doan's Kidney PiUs at the St. BerSV, B. Right, or Hartford, Ky., mother In MadlBonvillo Tuesday. nard Drug Store, and belu their will preach at the Christian church, W. R. Coyle made a business trip use. This remedy cured me iu leBS at Mortons Gap, next Sunday and to St. Charles Tuesday. than two weeks." Sunday niacin. All are invitod to a business For sale by all dealers. Price CO Geo. H. Faults made attend. Co , Buffalo, cents Foster-Milbutrip to Mortons Gap Tuesday. Kirby O'Baminn has accepted a .New York, sole ageuts ror tho Unito position on the gmcory Bide at- the Try a can of Pasco Coin aud thetliflerencQ. It's real" Sugar ed States. St. Bernard store." ' Remember the name Doan's Corn. Costs no more than others. Bernard Prltchett, of Madlsonand take no other. Parsons & Scoville Co., ville, was in this city Wednesday. Evansville, Ind. ONLY a few more days until Mrs. Wtn. Bradley made friends MrB. D. W. VitiBon and children, March 1, when the drawing for the Wednesday. in Madlsonville a visit of Graham, visited her father and $80 00 Range and $20.00 Bed comes H. R. McCreary n:ade a business Bistor in this city last week. oil. ir you are not taking the trip to Madlsonville Wednesday. Mesdames J. ID. McPhersou and Bee, subscribe NOW and Now Is tho season to buy Poultry Ed Young, of Madlsonville, visited get your ticket, ir you are a subFeed. Buy an honest feed. Quaker in this city Tuesday. scriber, renew now aud get your Hen aud Chick Feed is the cleaneBt Roy Wilson, ot Madlsonville, waB ticket Some one gets these valuj and best on tho market able articles on March 1 and it may here Tuesday on business. Parsons & Scoville Co., Mrs. Robert Fonwlck, of Madlson- be you. EvanBvIlIe, Ind. ville, spent Tuesday in this city Miss Eunice Draper entertained Miss Elslo Wilson, of Madlsonwith frieuda m honor or Misb Blackburn, or Clay, ville, was in this citv Wednesday. J. T. Alexander, of Madlsonville, at luncheon Wednesday evening. Dr. Currey and Clay Woodruil, of was here Tuesday on business. Those present wore Misses Virile St. Charles, wore in this clcy Wed Salmon, of Ilsley, was in aud Charlie Davis, Gertrude BlackRichard nesday. burn, Graot) Forrester and Messrs. Tuesday. Hartford Chntten, who has been When you see the brand PASCO Crenshaw, Stokes, Campbell, Rogvisiting his father in San Antonio, on anything in tho grocery lino it 1b ers and Collins. All reported a nice hns returned home. the best that we know how to 6uy time. Mrs. John X. Taylor, or Hartford, for tho money. When the bowels become irreguKy is the guest of Mrs. Fred Roots:. Parsons & Scovillo Co., lar you are uncomfortable and th0 ' Evansvllle, Iud Miss Myrtle Shugart, of.Elkton, ib lougor this condition exists the rlsltlng her sister, Mrs. M. H. Tap-paor Madlsonville, worse vou reel You can set rid ofFrank Brown, HERthis misery quinkJy , Vnfi hofe.Tuesday. on business. , BINE.. Take a dose on going to Miss Gertie O'Bni'mon and brother H. C. Bourlaud made a business bed and see how fine 'you will feel next day. Price 60o. Sold by St. Kirby, or St. Charles, were In the trip to Madlsonville Tuesday. , Bernard Mining' Co., Incorporated, city Thursday. Sam D. LnngKv, or Madlsonville, drug department. Mrs. Fred Fowler made a buslnt sb was in town Tuesday. Omer Wvatt whb in Madlsonville trip to Madlsonville Wednesday. W. D. Hill, or Barnsloy, was here Tuesday. J. Faull and D. D. Woodnin". Tuesday. W. of St. Charles, made a business trip For sore throat thnrH is positively R. D. Sink, of Madisouville, ,was to tnls city Wednesday. no remedy that will relieve to here Tuesday on business. quickly and cure permanently tin Call for Pasco Old Fashioned Lye The Curfew law will be rigidly most avuuivntod cat?e, as Bloodlno Sam-tarHominy. Highest quality. from this time on. The law tthoumarlu Liniment. St Hqrnaid same as others. tins. Price , Incorporated. Drug Dereguires all children uuder 15 to bo Mining (Jo bpoi'lal agents. Parsons & Scovillo Co., partment, ' . Evansvllle, Ind. oil the streets by 0 o'clock. This law has not been enforced In this Dr. Sam Baker, of Maduonville, Roy Davis, and Neal Splllman Wednesday part, but our new Mayor has Ueoiu- was hi tovu Tuesday, ' were in EvanBvllle ed that it shall be in the future. Merry "The night attending Mr. Eivoh has ngreod to have the y IBeo's and Widow." Read the round house whistle blow promptly Men aud Women, sell guaranteed the Evaiisvillo Dully Courier's on the hose, 70 per pent, profit. Make $10 utfl o'clock. All childrenan offer In this- issue. You by older daily. Full or part time. Begin- street unaccompanied In custody. pot the Dally Courier one year and Haken y Bee both oue your ners InveBllgato Wear Proof, 8038 person will he tho Lot all take warping. Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. for.buly $2 00. Think of it and let itwoiryvou until you come to the y. ..w,., fr,....,,- t nrfJa If mJtit tffitutoiitoali&i iL.2b teJfo Beeollloo and give in your Bubacrlp- . t'on. ., G. W. LINDSAY I The Center of Attraction Have you equipped yourself and family for the remainder of the winter from our JOB LOT SHOE This ;ounter is proving a splendid outlet for odds and ends and the trade for all portions COUNTER? of the city and county is'making our loss its gain. Every pair of shoes is so carefully marked as to make it easy going for you'evSn though a salesman be too busy to pay you special attention. There are portions of the day when this counter is certainly the center of attractions in our store. You'll be glad if you take advantage of the heavy knifing we are doing on these good shoes. of BISHOP & COMPANY, Your Money Back if You Want It GW1frfGJWrt$JWH&$J YOU SHOULD HAVE CONFIDENCE IN YOUR rn - no-tlc- DRUGGIST ARE SO MANY THINGS abont Drugs and a Drug Stove that reguireyoars to and you cannot be expected to know much about such matters. It is your druggist's business to know all'about the Drugs he sells. Our business is Drugs, and we claim to have thoroughly mastered the details of tho business. We are exerting every etier.gy to the running of our Drug Store as you would like to see one run ir you .knew all about Drugs and Drug Stores. Almost every one would like to patronize a Drug Store where the,v know these conditions prevail. To deserve and get your entire confidence, when. It comes to a matter or Drugs, is our ,' nigbest ambition. THERE Semi-Week- iy Why? Because we have a reputation ror the purity of our Drugs and the skill we use in compounding Our Prescription Department is well equipped, and you get just what your prescription calls for without the slightest deviation. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF IPiireoirijptions Coime to U SICK ROOM and NURSERY SUPPLIES ETC., Such as Rubber Goods, H t Water Bottles. Ice Bags, Syringes, Bandages, Medicated Cotton, Gauzes, Soaps aud other necessities for the sick. OUR STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES, .., n. by-usi- ng . Is a leading, feature with us. PERFUMES. TOILET ARTICLES, STATIONERY. We would like to be your Family Druggist. If you are too busy to come to our Store 'phone us your wants, and if we kaVen't got just what you want we will get it for you and deliver same promptly- - on-forc- BEN T. ROBINSON DRUGGIST y Corner Drug Store Mortons Gap, Kentucky Aiuft i Si'tnl-weekl- sub-criptip- u - f ONLY A ajSL, ,rti flj- -i a ..dUS,. ., , . A, ufllmft' nnrf 'm Wfa &bu - Sen.l-weekl- i , , -- 1 NEW ORLEANS LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RAILROAD Limit on Tickets Marcn 11 Liberal Stopover. OAY ANB. NIGHT TO NOW FOR OUR WHITE GOODS AND EMBROIDERY Notice, SALE Our lurjre order of ininnrted icea nud Embroideries, which has been delayed in ttfurtit, has arrived aud we are now prepared to offer you the best bnrgiiius you've ever seen fnualitv considered.") Our MLiibHii Underwear has been slow reaching us, due to the factory makius lat.e shipments, But it's here now unci look out for the sizzling hot bargains. All members of the Missionary Baptist church artrequested to meet at the church on the fourth Saturday night in thin month to Belecta pastor for this work. Members will please take notice and bo goverupd accordingly. MONDAY Feb. 27, Ai rival or T&rrxjxx.Try 23 NEW ORLEANS MOBILE to 28 PENSACOLA TUESDAY Feb. 28, Parade of REX 2:00 p. m.t nud PROTEUS PARADE REX 10:00 ii. m., and COM US b $18.00 $16.85 $16.85 Round Trip From Madlsonville, Ky. f LOW ROUND TRIP RATES at night. PARADE at night. Louisville & Nashville k Railroad SLEEPING CAR FARE $4.00 EACH WAY A.F'F'FiOCIlVIA.'rE TOTAL COST OP TOEstimate three days board to which add the above railroad and Pullman fares. For sleeping ear i reservation aprily to any representative Louisville & Naehv.Ule Railroad. TICKETS ON SALE DAILY FEBRUARY 21 TO 27 INCLUSIVE SALE STARTED SAT., FEB. ENDS SAT., FEB. 11 25 , 1 Florida, Cuba i yLiiQj!igpAtymQiifPTW Gulf Coast Resorts Neal Bpillman visited New Orleans Madlsonville Monday. Notice. Mobile, Pensacola I UTLSY friends n . TB0S. C. 0'BRYAN DELMONT ALL WHITE GOODS REDUCED Half Price Sale Continued through this sale on what 3 IT oods we have-left- . never fall. I ale daily, good cure. Addrebs Tickets on tinntnr and Insure a returning until May 31, 1911 , T. JVT. Wyatt, R." F. D., Box No, 4, Dawson, Ky. and Sleeping Cars Through Cqaches F. Bi.Arnold made a buBlneBs trip Chair Cars to Madlsonville Wednesday. Free Recliniag Mjs W. K. Nlsbot was In Wednesday slioppitiR. For further information as to rates, time tables and sleeping car routes, R. L.'Dexter made a business trip reservations, call on nearest to Madlsonville Tuesday. of the Company or address I cure cancer. I O'BRYAN, UTLEY a Incorporated 6? CO. v in T Madl-aonvfl- le repre-seatati- ve THE McLEOD STORE Madlsonville, WM. BRYAN, Excursion RUSSELLVHJLE, ymftmy myny my y - KY. Ait Kentucky. lyflfPipiJil-,W"f' the World. Don't take our word for It bn,t try a ean and be couvlnced! ParsenB A Seovllle Co., JSransvllle, Tud. Hart Braud Peas are the litiest In .umoaimers 'uneral JLirectors am i Xjiccnsea1UI1 We are prepared to answer promptly all calls day or night T? 1 T"" 7 T" Pkon'e $o. Ill or 558, Madlsonville, Ky. 'j, HT "V"T1,rrP"' i) i J .ifFWVr- - Wfrz11 a WT. m YOV Bloodine We Know Cr A Boald, burn, or a severe out If neirloctod. The fam iiy that keops a bottle of BA.I) LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT on, hand (s always prodared for su'oh uooiilmits. Priuo25u, 50a ana $1.00 per bottle. Suld by St. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, drug heals Blowly Nurse Says and old people," writes Airs. Clara Dykstra, a trained nurse of South Bcllingham, Wash., "and will say that I consider Cardui the best medicine for girls and women. It makes them feel like new persons, relieves their pain and regulates womanly troubles. "Both my daughter and I received great benefit" E51 l know for young what is good SPRING TIME PAPER TIME Why not paper your rooms now? We have the most exclusive line of up to date i i Street ComralBsloner Robt. Wood anil his crew are busily engaged in puttlr.g the vanouo streets of the oity in better condition. a ' eaieTn,! y GREATEST REMEDY C BLOODINE- Will Help You To IUftin Your Strength and Enirgyw y- frw ftTHW0RL9t4 J j An attack of the rrip is often followed by a perslstont cough, which tu many proves a irreat annoyance, Clmniberlaln's Couh Remedy has with tuxm extensively usdd and u)(1 success for the relief and eure Many caseB haVn of this cough tnen cured after all other remedies hnd failed. Sold by Geo. King & S "118. , fr th w mm mm -- Jl ?M kV . - 8prf of tb H Phyatotea ' aIMrflngNewYorkH.wltl eathCurf C&tfcrrh. that "A few yean ago ire considered Ml Mr and Mrs. Jas. R. Rash in Madisonville Wednesday. visited Take CARDUI jSPl motion. H ton, (A enirrt. I'" ' Bm MTNWt W Drmnu.fH W MUUTT, fT f-- cciS b ssHpe f niaaW aaSJllM "?". fesa Waw ' cured with VBloodlne.7 Itbulldsnew tissues, gives new energy, new life, f new blood and strength to any part of the body attached by the uaurrnai germs." . nour-M&hl- via were doing well if we cured tenper cent, of the cases of catarrh brought to us. but since the introduction of "Bloodine" into our hospital we eure more than 00 per cent, of all the eases ofCatarrh in Its various forms brought to us. Catarrh of the Bead, Catarrh of the Eyes, Catarrh of the Bladder, and Ureths, Catarrh of the large in-testines. Catarrh of the Larynx, Pelvic Catarrh, Catarrh of the Throat,, and Catarrh of the Stomach are quickly Bloodine Couti Checker will quickly allay tlint hacking irrita-no- n accompanvtiig a severe cough or col.l. The safest and surest rmn-eil- y for children. Keep a bottle oouHtautly at hand. St. Beraard Mining Co., Incorporated, DrugDa partrnont, special agents. Th Woman's 'Tonic As a medicine for female trouble, no medicine you can get has the old established reputation, that Cardui has. Fifty (50) years of success prove that it has stood the greatest of all tests the test of TIME As a tonic for weak women, Cardui is the best, because it is a woman's tonic 'Pure, gentle, safe, re liable. Try Cardui. .,f Wall Satisfaction Nick Shannon of ihl oityT had hUHiueBB in Madisonville Wednesr ny. A few minutes delay in treating home cases of croup, oven the length of time It takes to ko for a doctor often proves tfanjrorouB. The HafnPt way is. to keep.Chainljerlain's Cough Remedy in the house, and at tho first indication of croup give the child a dose. Pleasant to take and always cures. Sold by Geo. King &. Sons. Mrs. W. K. Nisb-t- , of this city, in the city and an experienced man to do the work for you. A Paber Guaranteed 1, : f . Bloodine is a powerful tonio, food medicine, composed of valuable tonio stimulants obtained! from vegetable drugs. "Bloodine" contains no narcotics or other dangerous drugs' which merely deaden pain temporarily, but give no permanent relief or cure the cause of your disease. "Bloodine is a powerful body builder and blood maker; it is the best remedy known to tho medical profession to enrich thin, watery blood and supply new, rich red blood to the whole body. FREE - To prove the wonderful Kerlts of BLOODINE we will mail & large sample bottle for 10 cents la sU . wr or stamps for postage. Address, ThkBloodinb Cobfobition, Boston, Mass. ng GOING LIKE IOT CAKES visited in Madisonville Wednesday. A heavy cold in the luugathat was expected to cure itself has .been tho startliiL pome in many cates of disease that ended family, ' ,The sensllil" coiWNH to tke dosoa of BALLARD'S fcilfH frequt-il- t HOKE-HOUND Secretary Ben Ashby Nucb Pleased With the Advance Sale of Seats for Bryan's Lecture Next Monday. CALL AND SEE OUR s I St. Bernard Mining Co., incorporated, Drug Dept., Special Agents Soi'i Mftdisohville Thursday on business. chain gang Bervice is on the North local for a few days. e For that awful cough take 'Blood-laGas In the Rtuirmch or bowels is a Cough Checker. A 60 cent bot- disagreeable symptom of a torpid tle will last longer than, most any liver. To uet rid of It quickly take cough. St. Bernard Mining Co., HERBINE. marvplons livIncorporated. Drug Department, er Btlmulant It and bowel punfW special agentB. Sold by Sr. Bernard Mininir Co., In corporated, ilru df partment. . to P ice 25.:. tri s the iiisordcr and oQu SYRUP It chfck8"the as-ln- te n-if- oie Gpo. Gannon of this oity was in Lowrey Todd who hns been In th i ia Mrs. P. B. Davfs waB in Madison- ville Thursday. Mrs. N. G Mothershad visited in1 invrwtliMi ixendod I rn ji'feit.l th" erytres'" Madinonville Thursday. nig department.'"? Miss Lehm.nn to Lecture. ,.' Mrs. Lehmann will iecturH'Sutidajij nioruiut; at 10:30 at the Baptist (,'iiiirch and ive an to the boys and uls. Also thpro,jWill h a mothers meeting at the ti&if-t-iachurch Sunday alteniouif?Hj 3 o'clock and anhort talk will PI?yeii nt the rlit,e of the ttlulit service; at churolu A cyilial t" Clul-tirf- n s- - h.v St. iporatf-d- . Bernard Mining CuJ. In- - normal condition. and $1.00 per hottlp. iih People are dropping in at the Y. M. C. A builcllnir all riiirii(; ;!) day purchasiug tickets ami the iudica to tions point to a monter hear the distinu'mwbed Nehrnt-knn- . The proceeds ot the lecture are for the benefit of the Y. M.C.A.niid that is an additional stimulus for our people to purchase ticket ci-m- SAMPLES AND GET ni PRICES ; A King Who Xeft Home-pe- t tu talkmtr. hut Paul the Mathulka. of Buffalo, N Y . mv he at wayt. KEEPS AT HOME' tr-King ol ail LaxitJves Dr. Kind's New L'f.' PIIU and that they're a ( hl",t-iiii-r to all faun r. Cure cMitiuioi). headache, indirection. to everyone Only 25.; at n rirttir' w-.rl- d r -- Sisk Bros.' Book Store MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY t I ji8t. -- a 1 m Majestic Range Demonstration 9 At Our Store One eek BUf 0m VOHH Mtgm IMIdmIiB SWVmLWKmmmmySKm. I Feb. 20 to 25 ; ''I' fiAOtS'T'idl'J ,,XrJ!i My.Jf.tSl IW&IIftcT-I I Sf center. hMsmal fet which admits water nt the bottom. Nothiiur burn. Food can beUfudout to all T52,cL,hown on iff)- ? dralnins offtop the water. Ihie 8leamer or.Cullwider rtwwB on rdinary 0nldef- - It alo eu on of main vemel, and U ueed aa a teamer. "" 1 S Come" to ,our store. T 1 31 We can show you a list of over. 200 people in Hopkins county who are using and will recommend. VifflASftoUfi lW" aSSE? SfaH IWiim 7 WSJgk i ffiizSuEVJFA A $A II HBa vf $te$$&?- t g A - 1 1 1 p M and handle that lold oncover. TIIE B?lA3Bf" F.x U fIe5vS?rapd r,B.ML"1,l(- complete with coyer TUE d Copper Kettle. lIBnilomely Nlckel-pUte- MA'BWTSoxMTTnWAlSmMellMi Copper Tea Nlckel-plate- outade. Unned on Inride. nickeled oa Handaomely outride and tinned Pet. d CoOeo Inside: on 1 I 1 4fH Tbc Great Majestic Range lYIiqjESTIC RflNQE I J?tJSS?KSl2?S5: 1 reputation lliHfmi' the Wince- oiith a 5f5p JviiDe in &u- hisses Made eeiaHy Cue for CL"CsLt-ca. THE GREAT rtND GRAND tho Nebur'w2rfPt?BB1 pan 14MIn. x ioin. PanSltepf MadeepeeJallyfortheaieatlaSet. MadaWeflylorlheMaJMtUBlu HZCnS$KS 1 1 Boil Hand Moore - if If you call at our store during our Majestic Demonstration Week and allow us to show you the many advantages and superior qualities of the Great and Majestic Range, and will purchase on? at the regular price, we will give you Free the beautiful and useful Souvenir Sef of Ware illustrated in this advertisement. This ware is made to match the quality of the Majestic Ranges, and we know all ladies will see the beauty and utility of this set, especially the first three pieces, which are ,' entirely new and cannot be had alone by purchase, except at a very high plce. The prices of the Majestic Ranges are the same, but we give the setJEREE with each Majestic Range, .' bought during the demonstration week onlyS- ' REASON WHY THE GREAT MAJESTIC YOU SHOULD BUY. 1st. Set of Ware FREE The Cash Hardware Store' r 2d. It has the reputation of being theT&st range ftoney can buy. .It not only has the reputation but IS the best range made, and we Madisonville, MUM - Kentucky a ONE. WEEK ONLY prove this to you if you will let us 3d It is constructed of malleable iron, material you can't beat, and of Charcoal iron, material that resists rust 300 percent greater than steel is riveted together air tight. No heat escapes or cold air enters the range, thus uses very little fuel to do perfect work. th. The reservoir alone is worth the price of range over any other reservoir made. It boils fifteen gallons of water; is heated like a tea kettle, with pocket against left hand lining, and is movable and sets on a frame, hence cannot wear out. When water gets too hot it can be moved away from tire Majestic ranges use less fuel; heats more water and Heat it hotter; costs practically nothing for repairs; lasts three fime's as long;. bakes better; easier to keep clean and gives better satisfaction than any other range on the market, If you know positively that the above statements are true, wouldn't you buy a Majestic at once? Come in Demonstration Week and We'll Prove It to You. w.ill -- i ,1 No Ware Given After Demonstration Week l "m r mmj MjmpmmwL"!''' o 3'J' $ CJ- - ".tlJJ :-- f -- Jw . &UiSfHp wrr TWHWwr','