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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): March 10, 1911 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1911 bee1911031001_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): March 10, 1911 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1911 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. I " . TUESDAY '.Ml .j O O TUESDAY and FRIDAY v!L YEAR msfiBKSSfP11 IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE YOUR EARL1NGT0N, SERVED PAPERS In Mm. frTdav BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE MARCH 10, 1911 THE SENSATION. OF THE DAY TWENTY-SECON-D HOPKINS COUNTY, KY FRIDAY, No. 29 OUR WARRIORS ON THE Lathem's $50,000 Court Suit. Federal Madisonville Notes 1 OUT BUILDING -- PROMINENT MAN DIES ' A QUICKLY BURNS ArthurjCooper Introduced in the Night Rider Trial at Hopkinsyille. K. U. Buckncr,. a Well KnoWn ?! fever and want to go to Texas, or Mexico pr even Japan.. The invi- Deputy U. 6 Marshal iAw..od Capt. Powers and Probably Ni'iil, f P.ulucuh, was in Capt. Rogers Will go to Weonvfillay a:.. nerved Mexican Border. paper mi defendants aim witnesses in f.liH 50,000 damage All (he Local Military Officers Want to suit recently liluu lj Mrs. Elsie go the Frontier. Gaylord Latham uixi executors Capt. Ott Powem this morning re of the Ltihiiiu eh ute. The ctise eeiyed an official tiotfolal notlco uroAS out of the destruction of from the office of the Adjutant John 0. Latham's warehouse which invUos "a limited num- duriuu the JNmht Ktder raid. ber of ofilcorB of the militia to The oi ty ut HopKtilsvilIe uud , the extensive niaueuvers in Texas, for obseivation And iristruc-tio- about one hundred individuals The with pay of thuir rank and ex- are named as defendants. penses." Brick Southworth and all Irial is set for May 1 in the the other local officers havo the war Federal court at Owensboro. Hp-kinsville Gon-era- l, at-ten- d n, t' i t A MM U4 I The bijdy of Abe Rii:in, the A Dreadful Sight who blacksuii'h of Lisinan, to H. J. Barnum, of .Kreevillo, committed huicnle near tnat N. Y., was the fever-sorthat had plagued his life for years in spltu of place 'Mommy afternoon by tak many remedies he tried. At last he mg Crtrboliu acid, was buried in used Buokleu's Arnica Salvo and I wrote: 'It has entirely healed witli lie Odd Felloes'' cemetery at scarcely a scar left." Heals Burns, Madipouvilie Weiinesilay. Euu-erBoils, Eczema, Cuts, BrulseB, service win held at the home Swellings, Corns and Piles like magic. Only 25c at all druggists. Mrs. ut his mother-i- n law, G.nver conducted J. B IIKDLE IS PARDONED t lie services. tation includes statf officers also, a ufmilar onff having been received by Capt. F. D. Rash. Capt. Henry Rogers is not quite sure whether ho 1b Included in this invitation, as he Js Hi the ordnance department. It is very probable that dipt. Koyers will volunteer his bervices, if the ordnance department is In demand. Great Interest is manifest anionic the members of the ilocal militia, both here and at Madisouville. Capt. Powers is making arrangements to accept the invitation, which he in practically sure to do. a Word of Scandle tnarred thacall ,of a neighbor on Met Spangh, of Manville, Wyo., who said: "sle told me Dr. King's New Life Pills hadnuredher of obstinate kidney trouble, and made hor feel like a new woman." Easy, but sun remedy for stomach, livor and kidney troubles. Only Mrs. W. V. 5c at all druggists. ABE RIGGINS LAID TO REST In Odd Fellows' Cemetery, Madisonville, Wednesday. , K, e -- al Re.v.:-Luiigl- v Rcdored WMIson, Who Says to Full Citizenship by Gov. Re Has Lived BlamclcM Life. T Governor WillBouJtnia issued n full and free pardon to J. B. Llndle and restored him to full citizenship, after having the case under consideration for the time since Mr. Liudle was released on parole by the prison board. Llndle was cnuviotod on account ot the killing of Jesse Burton, while the latter was fleeing arre6t. The Governor, in granting pardon, saysthe ovidence showed that the bullet thatikilled Burton was not fired by Ltndle; that Lindle has at least beon'sufficieutly punished for his participation in this aifair; that he has lived a blameless life since he was paroled and that the deserved to bft restored to full citizenship. n Mr. and "Mrs. Llndle wero In Earl-ingto- treatment for a cold seu tledlu the lungs Is a HERRIOK'S RED PEPPEltPOROUS PLAST Eft applied to the cheBt to draw out inflammation, and BALLARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP to relax tightness. You get the two remedies for the price of one by having the dollar size Horehouud Syrup; there is u porous plaster free with each bottle. Sold by St, Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, drug department. A good Make Record Speed. John T. .Baruett, of this city, and Newell G. AlfQrd, of Provi-deucbroke the record in a race e, against a passenger tram Tues- yesterday visiting friends and recoiving congratulations. For that awful cough tako Blood-in- e Cough Checker. A 60 cent bottle will last lougor than tflost any cough. St. Bernard Mining Co., special agents. Incorporated, Drug Department, Politicians Defined. The following are said to be some of Wood row Wilson's new-)y promulgated definitions : A Radical One who goes too """ ' far. , Conservative One , who Fully nine out of every ten cases A of rheumatism ib simply rheumadoes not go far enough. tism of the muscles due to' cold or Reactionary--O- ne who A day. These gentlemen wanted to go to Providence aud by some mean. let the train ipave them. Mr. Baruett procured a team of horses and a buggy cut across the country uud caught the Providence train while it was doing work at switch two miles from Madisonville. Their c'oth-in- g wa6 just a little muddy and their hats were not on straight, but they got there just the same. A representee of the. "Brie" happened to be on this train. and was instructed to say nothing about this wild Jrtve, but it was too good to keep. -- . !. 1; v does damp, or chronic rheumatism, neither of which require any internal not go at all. treatment. All that is needed to ' A Progressive One who re- afford relief is the free application Liniment. Give organizes new facts as they arise of aChamberlain'sare certain to be it trial. You nnd endeavors to meet them; pleased with the quick relief which who legislates for 1011, not 1000; It affords. Sold by Geo.Kiug & Sons. . who adjusts legislation and polNewspaper Man's Daughter to Wed. icy to govern facts and condi tious as they arise an J then goes Mr. and Mrs. Urey Woodson, step farther, looking into the of Owensboro, announce the ena ' future and preparing for it. gagement of their (laughter, Memphis Nesvs Scimitar. Elizabeth Foal, to Mr, Hamilton Alexander, the marriage to take Take HERBINE for indigestion. in a few It reliovos the pain fermented , min- place in April. Miss Woodson matutes and forces the iB a girl of inuch beauty and ter, which causes the misery, into Price charm of manner and is a social bowelB, where it Is expelled. Sold by St. Bernard Mining favorite throughout the state. 50o. Co., Incorporated, drug department. Mr. Hamilton belongs- to a Read, Rxflcct, Consider. prominent family and is popular have- read the hook, reflect in the business and social life of You what you will miss, If you miss Owensboro. "Lost in Society's Whirl," the Temheadache, ple Theatre Thursday night, March "'Constipation causes palpitation. nausea, dizziness, languor, heart Drastic phythings Tn all sics gripe, sicken, weaken the bowels' and don't . Consider;t)o,good of the Howard productions, then go cure. Doan's Uegnfets act Rently and cure constipation,' 2 c"ns. Ask your 'druggist. bo the real show. V --- Citizen, Dies of Infirmities Hopkinsville, Ivy., 9. The Could Have Been Serious Con sensation of the day March in the Amos Due to Old Aje. SoHth Ead Bridge Club. trial was the Introduction by the flagration Prompt Work The members of the South End ' prosecution of Arthur Cooper, who Saves Other Building. Bridge Club of tills city and an- adwo lumiuuuu oy jonn TuoKer, a WAS A MAN WITH MANY FRIENDS, ditional five. Invited guests were Hopkinsville altizen, as having been elegantly entertained on Wednes- HENRY RODGERS THE BOSS FIREMAN a member of the band which raided R. U. Bnckner, of near this day afternoon ac, tlio home of Mrs. this city. Cooper testified that he place, was touched by the fiuger The coal house in the rear of J. F. was Clyde Ruby, on South Main street. an organizer for the Night The rooms were beautifully dec- DeVylders Btore caught fire Wed- Riders, having been employed by of death at his home Monday orated in ferns, potted plants and nesday afternoon and was soon re- Dr. Amos Mr, Buckuer had morning. early Bprihg flowers and a most en duced to ashes. There were several said he wasand Guy Dunning. He been quite feeble for some time joyable evening was Bpent by all other buildings in close proximity oath of the not required to take the band. He told of the and his health has not been goo., proMHt. The club prize was won by and it was with groat difficulty they plans laid to raid Hopkinsville and for several months. He was Mrs. Paul Batiks, of Earliimton,- a were prevented frrtm burning. The said he dozen hand embroidered pump work of the voluntary depart- evening started from Cadiz that seventy five years old and has set of one in a Bquad tea napkins, while the gueqt priio ment headed by Henry Rodgers Kelly. Kelly is one led by John led an active useful life. He ' of the attorprevented a spread ot the flamts neys in was wony? Mrs, E. L. Youn'gv was a successful and prosperous the present case. pair of hand embroidered guest tow- and probably a large Iobs of other Cooper told in detail of the inva- fanner, owning some of the beat property owners. els. sion of this city and Bald he was land in Hopkins county. He was Mr. DeVylder wpb Interviewed and A most delicious luncheon was said in substance he was Emptying a standing near Amos when the latter boru, reared and died in this beautifully served". was shot aud wounded slightly. He Mesdames drum of gasoline into his largo tank Bald t.Th'oBe present were: that when the Night Riders county and was considered by all C. W. Lindsay, H. F, Head, C. A. and stepped' Into thereahof his store were retreating from town they who knew him as one of the be3t Morton, R. S. Duliu, Jr., L. E. a minute when the flams burst out, fired The de- Ruby, Clyde Ruby, Paul Banks, he thinks some one In passing nare-lesj- v wre Gray into near Gracey and men in the county. George was killed and Clan ceased was unmarried and is threw a match near tnough to McCool was Geo. Newbold, A. R. Cuuimtngs, Fred Reliiecke aud Miss Florence ignite the gasoline. His loss includ- remembered wounded'. It will be survived by- his three brothers, that Maj. Bassett and Allyn. The honored guests included ing the 55 gallons of gasoline, the a small posse pursued the band and James, Joe and Upsher, aud Mrs. J. E. English, of Paducah; coal house and damage done to other three sisters, Mrs. J. F. Mont- a uattle in Mesdames E. L. Young, WVP. Rossi out houses will amount to 50. or. near Gracey.the darknessJb occurred gomery, Mra. Cooper of Madisouville, on tho Misses Carrie Atkinson aud Eliza- 75. dollars. stand this afternoon. He is a broth- Cotton, of Kansas, and Miss beth Victory. er of Axiom Cooper, Mit Oliver's Mattie Forced to Leave Home Buckncr, who resided tenant, who nras Jellied near Every year a large number of Elaborate Stag Dinner. with him. The Bkk, in conneclast Bummer. poor sufferers, whose lungs are sore Mrs. J. D. McPhereon, Jr., charm? aud racked with coughs, are urged tion, with the many other friends, iugly entertained on Tuesday even- - to go to another climate. But this Are you frequently hoarse? Do extends its heartfelt sympathy ing at a sue o'clock Stag dinner, at; iB costly and not always sure. you have that annoying tickling in to the surviving the your throat? Does yonr ana their beautiful home, "The Hill," In There's New better way.cure Let Dr. noy you at night, and do cough raise bereaved family. members of you you at Discovery Ring's South Madisonville, tit honor of Mr. home. "It cured me of lung trou mucus in the morning? Do you birth- ble," writes W. R Nelson, of Cala- want rellel? If so, take ChamberMoPher'son's twenty-fourt- h "Had dybpepsia or indigestion for years. No mine, Ark., "when all elBe failed lain's Cough Remedy and you will appetite, and what I did .eat distressed me Ier day. be pleased. Sold by Geo. King & ribly. Burdock Wood Hitters cured me." M. The entire aifair was a complete and I gained 47 pounds in weight. Sons. Walker, Sunbury, Ohio. Its surely the king of all cough and surprise to Mr. McPherson, and un-li- lung cures." Thousands owe their guests began to arrive, never did lives and health to it. It's positivelie have the slightest Idea of that a ly guaranteed for Coughs, Colds, Croup all Asthma, thing had been planned of this LaGripce, Lung ThrOafand troubles. 50c and . nature. If it's Spring Shoe Styles $1.00. Trial bottle free at all drug. The table was beautifully decor- gists. ated with pink carnations and ferns, You're Looking for the Want New Roads. amid a brilliant array of out kIhssI i, and stiver, aud a most olegant eight Petitions have been filed in course dinner was prottilv served, the corfnty court for two new as only Mrs McPhorson knows so roads in this county, one in the well how to serve. Covers were lajd for the following: Pond River country aud the Messrs. Luclau Ruby, E. L. Dunk-erso- other in the West Hunsou counWalter Ruby, J. M. Hoffman, try. Tlio West Hanson road will R. S. Wilson, Clyde Ruby, O. W. extend, from Buntou's School-hous- e WIN be Itii Place (or You to Visit Lindsay, A. R. Cummlngs, Douglas to Concord church and will Ruckmatf, J. M. MoPherson, J. B. be known as the Oliver's Mill Brasher aud J. D. MoPherson, Jr. and Dutch Fish Trap road. Attorney Lee Gibson, of this city, Suedes, V.lvits, Patents and For sore throat there is positive was in Henderson Wednesday on no remedy that will relieve so business. All the New Ones quickly anu pure permanently the Miss Salllo Browning, of the well most aggravated case, as Bloodine known firm of Bishop & Co., loft Rheumatic Liniment. St. Bernard to Wednesday for the East," where she Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug Department, special agents. will nurchase a lino of silks and other goods for the spring trade. Elks Club Room Will be Open to y Co. Don't forget the Woodman. Bee has a branch office for MadiThe Store with the Madisonville Lodge of The sonville people in Morton's FurniBrass Feet in Front ture Store, If you want advertis- Elks will throw open their club ing or job work or'wish to subscribe rooms to the Juireka uamu oi 217 Main St,, Evansville, Ind, for tlio paper, call up number 4. Woodmen and all visiting mem--ber- s AiiiKKN Davis, Mauager. during the state convention Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hoieman are to be held there March 14. to 10. in vSt. Louis. Mo., in connection wlthvthe Frank Nisbet estate. "Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Mr. Bondurant, of this city, was Tablets are safe, sure and reliablo, and ha've been praised by thousands in Henderson Wednesday. of women who have been restored Mr. Kell. -- familiarly known as to health through their gentle aid "Buddie," was here, yesterday on and curative properties. Sold by business. He iB connected with the Geo. King & Sons. wholesale and retal cigar establishAnnouncement. To introduce Polishall, the new Furniture ment ot C. W. Lindsay and is makgood. ing Rev. Geo. C. Abbitt, roctor of Polish, we will, for the next ten days, beginning We make a specialty of doing two Grace Episcopal Church, Hopkins with this issue of The Bee, give one 25c bottle and three color work. If yu want ville, will hold services in Madisonfree with every 50c bottle purchased. classy job work that will give Satis- ville, in the assembly room of the samples and get Y. M. C. A., on the second and fourth faction see our prices at the Madisonville Branch Sundays at7:4op. m.', and at in the library, on the first Office in Morton's Furniture Store. Polishall is a Varnisher Renewer.and Surface and third Sundays at 7:45 p. m You Air.KKN DAvts, Manager. Food and is equal in efficiency and durability to Work on the' new depot at this are most cordially invited to attend Is progressing nicely and when these services. place any polish on the market. -La-masco BY AILESN DAVIS. J- is WWi x . Pocket n, Shoe Co. X $2.50 $5.00 Semi-Weekl- Pocket Shoe INTRODUCTORY OFFER Earl-lugto- n, completed, tills depot will be "n a par with the one at Hopkinsville. Tlio Star Lumber. Company is preparing to go after- business. They have an extensive Btock now on hand and more coming, Get the habit of coming to the branch office of tne Bee, jit Morton's Furniture Store, when you want engraved cards, em. bossed letterheads, dance tickets or programs.. Wo have the best and lot us figure with'you on prices. AiiiKHN Davis, Manager. - inflamed lungs or coughs, BALLARD'S ElOREHOUND SYROP is a healing balm. It does its work quickly and thoroughly. Price 25c, 50c and Sold by St. Ber$1.00 per bottle. nard Mining Co,, Incorporated, drug Irritating 'For hoarseness, For Pianos. Furniture and Fixtures of all kinds. -- It s department. Semi-Week- ly Company G, Attention. Get ready for the inspection. Drill every Tuesday evening. ..By order of V dAl'.T. Ott L. Powkks. Never can toll when you mash a tinges or suffer a cut, bruise, burn or scald lie prepared: Dr. Thomas' Kclcctlc Oil instantly relieves the pan quickly cures the wound. Remember the above offer lasts for only ten days and applies to cash or credit-salealike'. 4 ounce bottle, 25c. 12 ounce pretty finish bottle; 50c. is. also excellent is desired. for floors, where a -- ? A. pain in the side or back that catches oti whenyoil straighten up calls ror a- running application ot BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. It relaxes tne contracted muscles aud permits ordinary bodily motion without suffering or. Inconvenience. Price 25c. 50c and $1.00 per. bottle. Sold by St, Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, drug department.' - ST. BERNARD DRUG STORE ST. BERNARD MINING CO. INCORPORATED wh'o has been working for the.St. Bernard Mining Co. for 23 years, had to quit work on the J. E, Cloern, EARL1NGT0N, KENTUCKY 'accou.ut.Qfh is, eyes. rxmi . j linRARJIn " nai-- il! ' jMfau.2 W J ' TWT5-y-- MJIRSJtWSv.' " KW8iBW'PllHl . - ? -.-- - ., kjjft.K., Jmm ., )Mft ,,iw, j.; '-- J." UMM MMIMM t'MI M ! Subscription Rates One HMM Do You Get Up ?' Deafness Cannot be Cured With a Lame Back? Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable. Almost everyone knows of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t, the great kiduey, liver atid uiaauer remeuy, oe-- i IL- -J cause of its remark-- I able health restoring L properties. Swamp- - ivuui lunula uiuiuji u 5ft ovprv wish ill over coming rlipuniatisnij pain in the back, kid- 1 t U '4 ' Year.. .. ' .$1.00 50 .. 25 5 ( PAUL M. MOORE. EDITOR AND PUBLISHER J. E. FAWCETT ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER sV Six mouths... Three months Stnulo copies,........ .... iH Specimen copies umiled free of Kentucky Press Association Member and Second District Publishers League i '' iL 8 v t corrects inability to hold water and scaldingpain in passingit, or bad effects followiugusc of liquor, wme L Branch Office in Morton's Furniture Store, 119 South Main Street, Madi- - or beer, and overcomes thnt unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often sonvUler Kentucky, thone No. 4 MISS AILEtN DAVIS, Mgr. through the day, and to get up many times during the night. Swamp-Rois not recommended for Telephone 47 Friday, March 10, 1911 everything but if you have kidney, liver or'bladder trouble, it will be found just the remedy you need. It has been thoroughly tested in private practice, and ha9 A Missing Address. proved so successful that a special by which has been Early to bed and early to rise, Mike, luivhiK beeu sent by his readers of this paper, made have not all alwho Attend to your business and master to deliver a hiire in n ready tried it, may have a sample bottle telling mail, advertise. lmjuper, set out au a long jour- sent free by Swamp-Roo- t,also a book how to and more about And you will be healthy, prosney. Feeling tired and iuquisi-tive- , find out if you have kid perous and wise. he set down and opened ney or bladder trouble. When writlngmention reading this generous L.WM(HliMHHI.Mi3 the hamper to see the hare. ' offer iu this paper and In au instant the hare was send your address to runuuig down the road. Milv Dr. Kilmer &t CO.. llom. fifty-cellinghamton, N. Y. The regular was verv upset at this, but sml and size bottles are sold by We are authorized to announce li. denly lie shouted after all druggists. Don't make any mistake it: "It's but remember the name, Swamp-Roo- t, 54. Kay as a candidate for to represent Hopkins county in the no srood ; you don't know where Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t, and the adlower house of the next General to sro. Pave the h'uddrehs on dress, Binghamtou, N. Y. ,.ou every bottle. ot Kentucky, subject to the this 'are 'atnper." Ideas. action of lhe Democratic party. Mrs C. B. Job'nson is visiting reU. The quickest and most elfeotive atives in Louisville this week. to announce We are authorized Cass L. Walker as a candidate for remedy for loosening the phlegm, Mrs. Phillips and sou E i. are vis.Representative from Hopkins coun- relieving irritation and curing any cough or cold la Bloodiuo Cough iting in Louisville. ty in the lower house of the next General Assembly of Kentucky sub- Checker St. Bernard Mining Co., Jesse Phillips, of St. Charles, was. ject to the action of the Democratic Incorporated, Drug Department, over Monday visiting. jiH application. Correspoml-ent- a wanted in all parts of the county. Address us for particulars. on W r'QB urinary ':.& t ml " "' T ot I r.v a,,d every part of the ussa- .nA 1 - Vtlnflflnt lij loc il Kppllealions, as they cannot reach tho diseased portion of tho ear, Thcro Is only ona way to dure deafness, and that is by constitution al remedies. Deafness is caused by an Inflamed condition of the mucous lining ot tho Eustachian Tube Whon Ibis tube Is Inflamed )on save a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it Is entirely closed, deafness is (lis result, and unless the inflammation can bo taken out and this tupe restored ts its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forcvert nine cases outjof ten aro caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an Inflamed Condition ot the mucous surface. Wo will Rive One Hundred Dollart for any ca'&e of Deafness (caused by cstarrh) that cannot "be Cured by Hall's Cararrh Cure. Send for circu-- w7nefv from woman's ailments aro invited to write to .tho names and addresses horo given, for positive proof that Lydia E. Puikhams Vegetable Compound does euro femalo ills. -- i o. VI iw lars, free J. DHUNUY A CO., Toledo, G Sold by Druggists, 75. Take Hall's Family Pills for constitution. I- - ANNOUNCEMENTS olowmmB-Roe- nt one-doll- ar As-semb- ly Bev. S. M. Bernard, of Madlsoli-viilwas bore Wodnesday visiting frionds. The Irropressable Muunel Wilson, of Madisonville, was here Wednes day and honored the llee witn a. , call. A. G, Spilluian, of this city, was iu Madlsouvjtle Wednesday on business, Geo. C. atkinson, was in Madibon-vill- o Wednesday ou business. Ira Reha, of' Madisonville, who has been visiting relatives here a few days has returned home. Karl Kohlman, of Madisonville, . was here yesterday. Mrs. N. E. McKlnnoii, of this city, visited friends inMadlBonville Wednesday. Miss. Dodi?e O'Brien, of Barjies, Cowand & Co., dry goods firm is In the east assisting in the purchase of spring goods for tho firm. Miss Luclle Thompson, of this city,, is vis'Uing In Nashville. o, Tmir Komoved. Orgatuo SlHplnccmcnu. Mlnn.-M- Christina ncod,l(BMouudSt. Natlck, Mass. Mrs. titlian 11. tireutou, CI North Mntn St. 3Illw.iukoo.AVis. Mrs, Ktnm.i Imse, 833 1st St. Chicago, Ill.-M- rs. Alrenn Sperling, llCSOly. bourno Aro. Oalena,Kau,aiMrii.n.R.1tuor,713MlneralAv. Victoria. M1m.mM. Willlo Wwanls. Cincinnati, Ohio -- Mrs.W. II. Hotuh, 7 tast- ClmiiKOdf T.lfo. pplnC, K II.nMrs. Oollu - Steron. 111. airs. J. H.Carui.boll.lSW North Strcutor, Second St. Brooklyn, N.V.-At- ra. Krons 820 Holscy St. Noah, Ky. Mr. J.irzlo Holland. (Jfttli.imet.Wnsh. Mrn.lihallarbor Iilward. 1- Box 10. Poorin,ni.-M- rs. tin In Wosloyvlllo.rn.-M- niack Duck, rs. Trenton, r. Mo.-.Mr- a.W. , Anna Anderson.,, Maafflo llster.U.r.I). I. X, furnoll,S07 Llnooln CamdenlN.J.-Mrs.EllaJohnstou,280Ll- Wnu Tuliy, 20C2 Ogdeu . " ralnful 1'orlodi. Vh. Schattner, II.R. 14, Caledonia, Wis.-- Mr. Cblcigo, Ill.-M- rs. Atcuuo. Adrian, Mo.-M- rn. N. Oxford, Mus.-MBaHtraoro,Ohlo.-Mrs.A.A.UalenBor,lt.lNegaimoo.Mlch.-Mn.M,irySedlo!k,Hoxl- lss 273. C. B. Mason, ll.lt. No. 2. AiiiulU I)uso, Box 14. M).t. Clrclovlllu.Oulo.-Mra.vYllcoKlr- lln, Bilom, Ind- .- Jlrs. I.lrzIoS. Hlnklo, n.H.No.3. Now Orlorjii, Ii. Mrs. Clastun Ulou lcau,lt)l'J Torpslahoro St. Mlshawaka, Ind. Mrs, Chas. Bauor, Sr., 523 . , East Marlon St. ltacIno,Wls.-M- rs. Katlo KuMk,H 2, Box 51. Bcaverl;'lls,l,a.-Mr.W.IMJo)d,,ill00thAv. Huston St. 333 West E. T. Wagnor, Uox Orrvlllo, Atwator, Ohio. Mlsa Minnie Muelhaupt. Pralrlodti Chlon.WIs. -- Mrs. Julia Konlchock, Ohlo.-M- rs. tt. K.No. 1. Irrrgtiliirll'. " Buffalo.N.Y.-M- rs. WlnchcxtorInd.-MrSt. IWftU Kftllt, N.Y.-Mr- niont St. , . ' St. TaylorTlllo, 111. Mrs. .Too Qranthaut, Vandnroct St. Clnelnnatl.Ohlo.-M- rs. Bronaugh, Mo.Mrx. 1). V, Alcahlrc. n.I.-Wm O. Klne, Uox 2S2. Carlstadt, N.JMrs. JOuls KUcbor, SI Monroe St, South San ford. Mo. Mrs. Charles A. Austin, Schenoctady,N.Y. Mrs.H.lrtcr,783 Albany JPhonlx, Mr. jMatcrnlty Tnmlilc. Ornyni. llutlson, III. Ohlo.-M- rs. Box 32. s.J. II. Broyere. Mm. Josslo Schaar, Box 22. Uco. Strlckler, It. No. 6, Clara Darbrako,17Mrlo- May IHa1. It.It.Ko.7. s. Ovarian Trouble. Ill.-Ml'a.-M- Murrayvlllo, l'hlladolphla. Molo St. rs. ni. Clias. Moore, It. It. 3. Cbas. Boell, 2219 N. SCS W. BI Run, Mlckon Avo. ra.-M- Sophia KorT,C15 Mc- - Minneapolis, Minn. Mrs. John Q. Moldan, 2115 Second St., North. Hudson, Ohio. MrM.lA!iiaCarraoclno,Il.F.U.7. Wcstwrxx!, Md. Mrs. John F. Ulcharilf. Benjamin, Mo.-M- rs. Jull i Frantx, U.F.D. 1. l'ulladolphla, SlegelSt. roorla, 111. ?arty. special agents. Miss 4 Box 62. Auaitsta, Mo. E. roolor. M. Johnston, 210 ,, Mrs. Cl.ira h. Gauwlti, It. It. No. ra. V. I'a.-- Mn. Femalo Weakness. W.TerroIIaUte,lnd.-Mrs.Artle- E. j Wo are authorized to announce Ed L. Younjr as a candidate to represent Hopkins county in the lower iouse of the next General Assembly of Kentucky, subject to the action of the Democratic nartv. Hanna, Jr , is reported on the sick list this week. MIbs SaJlie Colbert, one of the St. Bernard clerks, is absent from the store on account of illness. Mr McDermot, with the A. E. Anderson Co., of Chicago, is at the St. Bernard store, takinjj measures Jor Boring suitf, He leaves today, Mike i however. City Marshal Bradley, Conductor Heafer and Geo. Cannon were released frdm the detention " camp Wednesday to the delight of them-solv- e and their many friends. r Lydia West, head milliner lor Barns, Cowand & Co., tried her hand at window dressing this week and the window speakB for itself, take a look at it. Elgie Sisk made the tasty display of dent's Bpiing foot wear iu the other window. Miss Mary Ellen Burk, of the Company store, is rapidly developing iu to a flrsc class window drebser Spo the window ou the drv (roods side. This is some of her work and the arrangement is quite tasty. ii you line 6weet tilings take n look at the show window of the Bonton Bakery, they are filled with handsome boxes in fancy designs and the boxes are filled with tho beBt urade of Huyler's Nunneallv'a and Dolly Vardeu candv. The window was arranged by Grover Long and Is certainly attractive No Need to Stop Work. Mrs. Harritt Browning, of thl orderB you t When your city, visited Mrs. Lillie Chatten in' stop work, Itdoctor 4I staggers you Madisonville Wednesday night. 3rj 'can't," you say. You know you are n and falling in Mrs. Ed. Thompson, of Madison'- - weak, health, day by day, but you must ville, viBitod friends here TuesdaJ'. work as long aB you can stand. Thos. E Finley, of "Madisonville, What you need is Electric Bitters to .. t r.. ,i i give tone, strength, and vigor to ri Wiia ueiu tir euiinaiiny uu uupiui-oa-. your system, to prevent breakdown The people of Earlington are re- and build 3 ou up Don't be wenj, quested to be careful whoe arm sickly or ailing when Eledtric Bit from they equeez at this stage of the tors will benefit you bless tho first them lor dose. Thousands game their. g'ounous health and strength.M' . Iif,,., in cut Every nottie is guar.inThe well known dry goods firm of, all Bourland & Mothershead, have l,,2tfjjriiBK8t8. stalled au up to date National cash, F. B. McGnry, of thlB city, was iu register, mounted on a revolving! iruuiu. xi is a cosily mucmne hiiu Madisonville Wednesday. . complete in every detail. C. C. Glvena was here Wednesday iu the interest df the x. M. O. A. Don't fail to see the Ijaudsmna line of ladies' fancy neck wear.a't ,wiik. the St. Bernard store, It is i)9v' T 0. O'Bryan was here WediiPB- -' oay on Dusiness. and nifty. run-dow11 Mm Winfleld Pann, II, F. 2. St. 1'nnl, Minn. -- Mrs. B. M. Scliorn. lUSJ Woodbridiio St. G. Loiser, DJ19 Klukald ntUburff, I'a.-M- rs. St.. E.K. Ifearnoy, Mo, M'rs. Thomas Aiihurry. Bluo Island, Ill.-M- rs. Anna Schwartz, 323 Utoto St, rs. Augustus I,yon,n.r.I)2. ast Earl, I'a.-M- I. Mrs..!ullnA.8now. It.No.S. Utlca, Ohlo.-M- rs. Mary ICarlwIno, It. F. I). 3. Bellerun.Ohlo. Mrs. Charley Chapman, K,F. 1). No. 7. Elgin, 111, Mn. Henry LcUobcrg, 713 Adams or. SchaetrorstOTrn. Pa, Mrs. Cyrus Hctrlch. IU All key. Crown, Fa,. Fairchanco, To. Mrs. Idella A. Uochain, Bs. 152. Klmo, Mo. Mrs. A. 0 D.i Vault. Hamilton. SIkcston, Mo. Mn". Duma Bethune. Qardluor. Me -- Mrs. H. A.Wllliarus, H2Wash- x inton Avo. BoIIotuo, Ohlo.-M- rs. Edith Wloland, 'ZJ3 Monroo St. DoForcst.WIs. Mrs. Augusto Vcspcrmann. Dexter, Kjuisos. Mm. Idzzlo Scott. Oporntlont Avoided. Nervous Frustration. KnoxTllle,lovra. Mrs.ClaraFrAiiks,B.F.n,3. Oronogo, Mo. Mrs.Mno McKnlght. N.J.-M- rs. Camden, W. r.Valentlue, 902 JUn- coin Avenue. Muddy, 111. Mm. May Kolen. Brookvlllo, Ohlo.-M- rs. U. KlnnlsoR. C Cole. FltchTlllo, Ohlo.-M- rs. Fhlladelptiln, IM.-.Frank Clark, 2418 E. Aiiegiiuny ato. Mrs. Theso women aro only a fow of thousands of living witnesses of tho power of Lydia K. Pinkhum's Vogotahlo Compound to cure femiilo diseases. Not ono of these women over received comixmsation in any form for tho use of their names in this advertisement hut are willing that wo should refer to them because of the good thoy may do other suffering women to prove thnt Lydia E. Pinkhnmy Vegetablo Compound is a reliable and honest medicine, and that tho statements made in our advertisements regarding its merit aro tho truth and nothing but tho truth. BEE l PAY r i PEW r Ntew Spring Ginghams, ' dbldbdbdbldlbdlbdbcdbifoi BUYING 4 rOR EARLY suggestions! SPRING T X NF . tj . ' . . , fi, 4 fHE PRIOtE RIGHT , b ,' 4 4 4 Ir f"?" Nice Line Men's Shirts, Muslin Underwear of all in New Patterns. kinds. Shirt Waists From 50c to Lace ;Curtains, that are v. ' $4.50. Spring H. osi that is. pretty! ?7 , , Embroideries, in all Widths right. Room Size ,Rugs that you and Qualities. will like. New Silks iorp.pring. Laces and Triromings; to t4 Groceries, always fresh and all Materials. Shoes that Fifeand Wear. clean... 3-- St Bernard Mining Co mpany I ., 1 ?: h V7 i "t V ', M eLntgiereiF GOYL i i. vi Incorporated mmft V' 0Vl4)nNVff0VVMV9V1W' t ?i- Earlington, ' .4 -.- r 'V.vwi V -- . ia ,' ' J Kentucky W a-.- - J I n 1 - t .' .o j , r jm- J 'I - ivxstr-w- Mfi. xtM'tr&f Mjttsasames li ..I'm ? EsmmmmmMmm,Wim n, .a , - , ,. mu 9WTOIWC.4 Twwni f. - f,ilift3WwrLV'l " - ,'-- r c Mrs, Omer Woodruff, of the coun try, was in this city Wednesday. Miss Lydla West has returned from the Eastern Market. Miss Dodge O'Brien loft Wednes- If A. G. Spillman niado a business trip to Providence Wednesday. C. W. LINDSAY, Blslrlbulor Mrs. Ed Thompson visited friends iU Madisonville Wednesday. Call for Pasco Old Fashioned Lye Hominy. Highest quality. Sanitary tins. Price same as othors. Parsons & Scovllle Co., Jess Phillips, of St. Charles, was Evansville, Ind. DR. E. B. HARDIN DR. I. G, Ray waB lu town Tuesday and WednesReV.,S. M Bernard and wife, of day. Drs.' Hardin & Ray Henry Martin was in Madisonville Madisonville, were ip the oley Wednesday attending the Cr W. B. M. ;' Wednesday. meeting. Chas. Barnett made a business f Mr, Trover, of the country, was In trip to Madisonville Wednesday. town Wednesday. Rainless Extracting Mrs. Grant Graynor, of the counand Porcelain Work try,' wrb lu town Thursday shopping, J. Walker, of White Plains, was mtown Wednesday on business. professional For Nurses, call High Class Dtntislry is our Specialty Mrs. Lee Todd, of Suthard school-hous- e NURSES REGISTRY, long disBank BUg. Telephone 39H Office country, was in town shoptance 'phone No. Oil, EvatiBvllle . Madisonville, Kentucky Ind. Good services, calls promptly ping Wednesday. liefer to Evausvlllo answered. to the Earlington Hardware Come HospHals and Physicians. Store for Pjow Points, Harness. busluess trip Hoes, Spades, Rakes, Shovels and, Joe Bioiidlu made , to Evansville Wednesday. kinds of Cuttlery. AD-TAL- K In Providence Wed-- ' Mr. Lowe was Mrsi Joe Brinhley was In MadiWhat would you think of a sonville Wednesday visiting friends.' nesday. V;k' salesman who reported for duty Mr. aud Mrs. B. Llndle, q Clay1, R, N, Clark was in Madisonville ono day, lay off forlwo, worked Ky., are viBitmg friends here. Wednesday on business. a half day, went off for a week ' Will Sisk, of Mortons Gap, was in busiE. E. Witherspoou made a and so on without any regular ness trip to Madisonville Wednes- town Weduesday. Surelv you would not exity? day. pect good service from such a Miss Jennie Vanderson, of Calvert man. And yet some merchants Eugene Cocnen was in Madison-vllb- a City, Ky., is the guest of Mrs. Er . hold advertising, which is simnest Brown. Wednesday. ply a "salesman," up to great Hugh Blair, of Nashville, is vls'lt Try a can of Patco Corn and noresults when it is allowed to ', ing his parents here this week. tice the dilferouce. It's real Sugar ''work" very irregulary. The crowd that left for New' Ori Costs no' more than others. Corn. The fact that advertising costs leans several days ago to attend th Parsons & Scovllle Co., money is proof of its value. Mardl;Qras, have returned home. Evansville, Ind. Things without cost are usually All report a groat time. Dan Griilln, of Wheatcroft, spent worth only their price. Tom Blair is on the sick list this Wednesday with his father, D. B. l '(j AT ALL LCABIN6 TOBACCO SCAURS THE SATURDAY EVENING POST 5c CIGAR day for Cincinnati and Louisville, where she Will assist H. D. Cowand in buying the spring stock of goods. NO TWO DO YOU LIKE mi urn INDIVIDUALITY IN ' iiiiih SUITS ALIKE DRESS? mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm DENTISTS Sai-int- Handsome is our purchase of Men's and Young Men's high grade'eustom made suits for this Spring. Our effort has been to secure for our trade an assortment second to none, with regard to style of garment, beauty of fabric and general durability. It comes from Michael Stern & Co. , Rochester; W. S. Peck & Co , Syracuse, and Chas. Kaufman & Bros., Chicago. All are manufacturers of high standing. Every garment is guaranteed absolutely pure wool and to give satisfaction in every respect. If you like exclitsiveness in pattern we are yours. In selecting our M. S. & Co. and W. S P. & Co. suits we were careful to select no two sails alike. Therefore if you buy your Spring Clothes of us you may know we shall not sell any other like it to anybody. This applies to fine fancy worsteds and cassimeres of the two manufacturers named first. Of course it does not matter when it comes to plain blue serges and black unfinished worsteds,of which we have a most excellent selection. Prices from $15 00 to $25 00. We are showing the greatest assortment of patterns in this end of the State. v A BISHOP Ki'W' k'iPiJ JQ&i$ Wf!h-'C.'"'JU- . & OO YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT . . i - --- - FREE JRfS, Jj30 $5P XKfe1'-- ' Your Organ rtlm!MWkL 1 1 DAYS TRIAL N0T 0NE REP CE.NT iH APVANCE- - W?A From My Factory Direct to you. saves $36 to $50. I'll prove this :S,u52J?i:? beyond tho shadow of a doubt you will lot me ship you one of my Adler Organs on free trial. I .SLa vlp. $ 'fKSWmrMWnlU Sfflt!ZjSWBwffi MTOM l5K2( UnSSiffl ( fMM K WJ!m MM 1 I 111 j News of the Town Rankin Eastin tnacio a business trip to thin city Fridnj . John Eongi of the Grand Leader, was in Mntlleonvlllo Friday. made a business trip to tins city ' Friday. Como to the EarliiiRton Hardware Store for your House Paint and Varnishes. s, J. W. Thompson, of Madluoiivillo, . CT 'a truvnlintr for thft AtiHpriann 'Pniln'ri Ti .. niK Dv,, uihiiu mo o. iiurimru score oi. a visit Thursday. j?fovv is the season to buy. Poultry Mrs. R. E. Brooks, who lias been Feed. Buy an honest feed. Quaker visiting: her mother, Mrs. J B. Dnv-i- C A. Hen nuti Chick Feed, ie the cleanest for tlio last few days, returned to CVM. Honrv made a business trip and best on the market her homo in Colorado today. to Madisonville Wednesday. Parsons & Scovllle Co., Ruj Sutton visited friends in MadAlex Batos spent the day in J5v Evansville, Ind: isonville Wednesday. ansvillo Thursday. Homer Moore made a business Mrs. Oscar Underwood made Fok Salr Desirable residoucp trip to Madisonville Tuesday. in heart of city. Oood water ann friends in NortonviJle a visit WedMrs. N. E. McKinnon was In Mad- bath room Out IioU6ub complete. nesday. isouvillu Tuesday shopping. Six room house, fronts Main Btreet. Artists Drawing and Water Color Paper for pale at this ofllce. Large Mrs. H. R4 McCreary was in MadA bargain for somo one. isonville Tuesday. Mkh J. M Vjotorv, size sheets 5 cents. Have you ever witness the wife and husband quarrel, then make up with kisses 6weet? The dude and the Booiety girl, yum, yum, over the gum. The dear, old wealthy uncle ami the millionaire cholly boy, it's a great mixture takwu from real life, all with "Lost in Soeipty's Whirl" at the Temple Theatre Thursday wTcsuORlGINALand GENUINE night. March 1G. John T. Bameit made a business trip to Providence Tuesday. Ira Rea, of Madisonville, who has been vlsltinghis brother, has returned home. Gilbert Long has accepted a position as brick layer with Mr. Hall, of ; Madisonville. Ed Phillips aud mother, who.have been visiting in Louisville, have returned home, If you have a friend or relative livipg at a distance, send them the Bee a year It will only cost and'dollars and it will be a constant reminder of you, twice each week. Miss Mattie Wllkle visitedjrionds Grilllu. Andy Brown and Otho Long wore ' lu MadlAonvlllo Wednesday. Hopkinsville, Chas. Curds, of was here on business Wednesday. Mrs. W. H. Border visited friends in Mortons Gap Wednesday, Geo. Newbold made a business trip1 to Madisonville Wednesday. Men and Women, sell guaranteed hose, 70 per cent, profit. Make $10 daily. Full or pact time. Beginners investigate Wear Proof, 8038 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. Messrs. 0. C. Givens, Wulter Powers, Munnel Wilson and Thomas O'Brien, of Madisonville, wore here Wednesday on behalf of the T. M week. Old papers for sale at the Bee . .' office. tf I.. ADLER The Piano and Orgaa Maker CYRUS Trust You 1'IL iXSfih IlryVif'" 1"iir The Nlohtlngale ol Organe : u IN U nw Fans are warming up to win the' pennant, but things w(ll be much warmer Thursday night, March- - 10; with "Lost lu Society's Whirl" ou the boards at the Temple Theatre. ' "Lost in Sooiety's Whirl" driqs not boaBt of quantity. Its quality from rise to fall of the curtain. W. R. Coyle made a business trip" v.1 to St. Charles Thursday. ... . . ifj. . ,r mu.i.oiiiuu, oi umcugo, who. is oir. MIDDLEMEN WIPED AWAY I'vo busted tho hot air bubble of tho dealers, BKenta and middlemen of this country by sellintr direct to the homes at the same price they formerly paid mo for my organs. twaannH - SEND ME YOUR NAME ,. ",... .:..., -- whether you want to buy or not and I'll send you free of chargo and postpaid the most wonderful organ book and buying: plans you eyor saw. All the organ men in this country claim they make the here best orgaa but do not givo you any proof. l4lo. and pay is tho proof. I own my own timber Janus, one penny of profit for lumber or muling. oaw mills, dry kilns and factory. I do not have to The profits that other manufacturers pay to lumber and saw mills, I put into my Adler Organs, IThe, Organs). That's the reason my organ Is better than any other make. Another Nightingales of Proof I I guarantee my organs for 60 years, whereas others guarantee theirs for 10 $0,12 years. Don't this mean something? My selling planB are the fairest, simplest, safest nd easiest ever placed before tho American public, in that I grant my customers all the tim they want, arrange their payments as it suits their income and circumstances, give them reasonable extensions, of time of your neighbors Who Ask bo if they can't meet their payments and charge them can interest. wou,Jd some aa soon give you $1,000 get, J Jusfc dealt with mo about this. That's the best proof you in gold if you can duplicate ia proposition, . MY ORGAN (THE NIGHTINGALE OF ORGANS) has a tone nearest to the human voice, a pure singing tone that lasts a lif o time and it won the highest prizo at the St. Louis World's Fair, another proof my organs are the best. Everybody is buying an organ these days and everybody is buying an Adler on account of its high quality, wearing qualities, style and reputation. Iamsellingthemferlessthandcalersandagentsarsscllingcheapergradeorgans and when von Rinn to think nnd rtaliza that when vou buvfromnna of thesa middlemen vou must H pay his profit, time, salesmen's salaries, store rents and other expenses, my oiler means a whole lot and stands bcioro you as tno King oi money savers, my worm s greatest organ jaciory is wording day and night, grinding out tho organs ordered, and this condition was brought about by the fair and liberal treatment I handed out to my customers, now numbering over 75.000. Whenever I sell an Adler, It Rells a dozen more and so on indefinitely. They've stood tho test and always wiUV Quality 4 . i BnYuya wissoub 75,000 ADLER OWNERS SAVED $2,625,000 Before 1 sold direct to tha homes at wholesale factory prices, as I am doing now exclusively, I iS4 id sell to dealers dnly, but when 1 found out that they sold my organs for twice and three times as rriuch as they paid mo. making the poor' people bleed, for it, I was thunderstruck and quit. I sent out thousands 6f rntlcea telling them they couldn't buy another organ from me, that I meant to sell direct to tho hothed, saving them tho enormous, unreasonable profits and expenses they were charging them. This came to them as a thunderbolt from a clear sky. In round numbers I've saved my customers (over 75.000 of them) at least $2,025,000, all of which would have gone to the dealers had I sold tho organs through them. Yoii surely appreciate what this means. , NOW MY PROPOSITION Your Piano BfluNjy. avI TO YOU U iltaply lh(l, I will hlpyon,on30d7i Jreo trial, ftnjrorftn you want, otranrcaionablo tcrmayou majrauggeat, Jnit at It lulu your lotamt aad circumstance!. If jrou keep It at tho end o tba trlaf period, which I know you will, you can pay all cab or a email aam down and tba balance monthly, quarterly, ml.annual'ly of any other rcaaonabla way. If at any time yon can't mitt a payment when It'a due, I'll gladly giro you a raaaonabla extemlon of time. Vou ahall not Inconrenlence youraelt by buying an Adler, tor I'm going to mate It the eailest purcbais you eror made. I'll charge you no Intereit aa oth.r organ men are doing. K you don't keep my organ be caoteli'a notaa repreaented, you Can ahlp Itback at my eil peine and I'll pay you e?ery cent you paid for freight, ao you will loae oliolutely nothing. Furthermore, If at any time within a year, my organ doea not hold up fa erery claim I you can eblp Itback at my expeuie and I'll return to you made, erery dollar of the purcbaie pries with 6 per cent. Intereit and all frelgbta paid. I can agree to do thla becauie I know how my organa are made and pcultlrely know they alwaa make good. If You Are Going to Buy DELKER VEHICLES If IKNg Itt ssssssssl Semi-Week- ly iu Madisonville Tuesday. My Piano OfferThe Greatest My high grade world's famous Adler Southern Concert Grand Pianos can be had direct from my factory on the same liberal buying plans as applied to my Adler Organs. In tone, excellence, workmanship, material and finish they have no superior, if an equal, and, I can save you $100 to (150. They are artistic In design, built to last a life time, have a tone as clear and pure as a bell, and a wonderful, easy, elastic touch. Guaranteed tor 25 Years Stool, scarf and instruction book given with every piano. Send for catalogue and buying plana. 50 YEAR GUARANTEE organa forSO yean, aomethlng no other organ man will do. My guarantea bond la tho atrougett ercr written and If you will dik your banker or any of ray local banka or be editor of thla paper aa to my reliability, you will ba told that I am aa aound aa a rock, that you can aafely enter Into any transaction with mo and that all of my dealing! are on the aquare. 8end)our name for catalog and buying plana. Vou will be nnder no obligation whaterer, Stool and Instruct tlon book glyen with erery organ. CRYUS L. ABLER, Pres. Adler Mlg. Co. I guarantee all my TEAR THIS OUT. MAIL TO-DA- Y t, ' BEST '"EWORLD The Delkcr is worth your strongest WC StU. THt CCNUIM- C- not ah imitation considera- tion, because we give you a longer body and spring, thereby giving you more ' comfort. Delker buggies are noted for their long life, lightness ojf draught, style and finish'. We have a complete line, consisting of Top Buggies, Bikes, Surreys, Traps, Phaetons. CALL AND LOOK OUR ONE OVER v ' i If Two-in-On- e, Plain - Hardware "w - Company Madisonville, Kentucky MesdamoB R. E. Brooks and C. W. Tarlton were in Madisonville Tuesday. Mesdames A. G. Spillman and Sallio Edmonds were in Madison ville Tuesday. Roy Wilson, of Madisonyille, was here Tuesday. Come to the Earlington Hardware Store aud see the 10 cent counter. Services afc the M. E. Church, South, Sunday 11 a. m. and 7:80 p. m. by tho pastor. The evening sermon will be iu the interest of young man. Subject, "The Downward Steps in Siu, or Warniug to Young Men." Sunday Bohool at 0:80 a.m. All are Invited aud are welcome. The "Pinching Bug" is requested to put a two cent stamp on all mail sent into Madisonville. E. L. Stokes is laying new floors and otherwise making improvements in tho Bhow windows of the i Make a cross In tho circle for organs or pianos or write your name and address on a postal card or in a letter, stating which you want piano or organ description. Don't enclose any stamp. I pay all charges. Write plainly, CRYUS L ADLER, Pres 2902 Chestnut St. Louisville, Ky.; 4 t ""SVk SJ The Adler Factory Greatest OI Name County want your book. OI want pictures and full of your pianos. , Address ...... State. is the World THE BEE, Earlington, Ky. Miss OriBtine Is visitinpr Mrs, Hosse, of Nithvll o. Floyd WilliuTit, or 9 rav this city. Mr. aud ROBT. SORY, M. D. MrB. S. C. Combs,,of Hanson, were the guests of Mrs. T. M. WIIbou Wednesday. M, Hanua, St'., of this city, waB in SebreejWednesday or. business. Practice limited to diseases of Eye, Eaf Nose and Throat. Eyes Tested. Glasses Fitted. OFFICE HOURS: 9 TO 12 A. M.. 2 TO 4:30 P. M. Notice, Office Over C, L. Rosa Grocery. ' Center Street MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY St. Bernard store. . r I cure cancer. I never fail. I doctor aud insure n cure. Address T. &T. Wyatt, R, F. DM Bqx No 4, Dawson, Ky, BEE ADS PAY. GET THE HABIT n ,. v;. 'ji. ;n f A JVSm t" I i l ..i. IttS.n ;,-- WaUi. " - ."-- fc - Ot ,,. i, ' jr a Jt i. A vn:'r - c ' " - j THE THEATRICAL EVENT OF THE SEASON: AT THE ijrxvrt K J 1 Spring Tailor Suits Now on Display JVeiu ' a Temple Theatre Thursday Niglit Marck 16 Lost in Society's Whirl book A play see. the play. for your wives, sisters and sweethearts. You have read the ANNIVERSARY SALE Last . MarGh the sale of Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, 1 his Mattings and Draperies was the bieeest ever known. month I am making a desperate effort to make this anoth- er record breaker, and in order t6 do this will slaughter ' prices in everything in this line. . f tHTLKO-r-SIIAN-K- i i & t w5v5 3 lhrj- E have received our entire -purchase of Ladies' Tailor Suits for Spring 1911 and KKxKTr 'BK. Wl k"J faff , cordially invite all to come irv Pretty Girls - Elegant Gowns and see them. Quite a few novelties as Anothsr Howard Success to styles and materials are to 'be seen, Net How Cheap, But How 6eri Seats Now Selling and we are very enthusiastic over the models we have to offer. 25, 35 and 50c Come in early and often, as new ONE NIGHT ONLY things will be arriving for the Ready-to-WeDepartment almost daily. Notice, Poultry Raisers' ar i 1 1 iti srniNO BEDS, rnTnTTI njmii Curtain CllOWN Stretchers Here fc BBS H! Qfcn3EaMiWifflflty MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY M"1 Now is thp tlmo of year to feed your fowls a good tonic. 1U 11 44 cures Cholera, Roup, Gapes, Canker and LUnberneck. When fed as a preventive It not only keeps th'stn healthv, btrf makes them lay. Price 50c No Cure. No Pay. Guaranteed bv your drmegist,' St. Barnard Mining Co , Incorporated, Drug Department, Earlington, Ky., Gardiner & Bowmnr, Madisonville, Ky. for booklet on best Bed Sprinir Guaranteed to never pnir. Thirty night trial frep. Duriim this jO "7C 18 tl) made. 98c $1.25 and Steel Bd (like picture), brass finish. Guaranteed uuainst brpnknee for 20 wars. A $12 50 value now Tor mouth for ItwiH Iw $1.50 $8.50 mrJ rXgjf--y Carpets, Rugs, Mattings', Lace Cur- tains and Wmaow Shades AT A SACRIFICE yffl K Try it under the guarantee. Ask disease of poultry. Poultry Notes. tilt. . The spring line of gents and youths rei.riy.tn wear clothes have boene-CHivfaat the St. Hernard store, they the latest designs and make a aie EVERYTHING FOR CASH ONLY appearance quite ill is A fall developed cape of roup 5b a sickening giant. Give the incubator a thorough cleaning after each hatch. The fellow who fails in the poultry business often lets the hens do all the work. A bone cutter cot5? money, but it helps to ma.ke more money from the Hock. If any of the oll hens are us-- d a second season mate them to vigorous cockeral. Increase the corn allowance in your evening fee'd duriuu the cold, damp and chilly nights. liens will be much healthier if ihey are not compelled to sit over filthy droppings all night. Keep all of the best pullets and as they mature and begin to Jay dispose of the poorer mixed hens. Dj not try to stimulate the liens to lay mure eggs by feeding pepper or other hot stufF. It is v Vml ?,tATJfU'Il A.IH - d :OBbSSSSSSSW $saasssB! . M. . sling their arms. When you ste the brand PASCO on anytning in the grocery line it08 sue uubi inai we know how to DUJ for the money. Parsons & acoville Co., Evansvijle. Iud. Heafer, who has been Improving. u Comu lu the Earlington Hardware Store for your curtain stretchers People who carry their arms in a sling should be careful how tfifey Mrs. E. R C. A. l MADISONVILLE. MORTON KENTUCKY ESTABLISHED 0nnfnsn COLORED COLTJMN. I Have the Finest Breed of ' New Proverb. No man is a hero to his own alarm slock. Hnrvaard Lampoon. A Pure Blooded Barred Rocks In the State Cockerels or Pullets at $2.00 Each. Setting of 15 Eggs, $1.50 When Shipped, ($2.00. Will Sell Don't let the baby suiter from eczema, sores or any itching of the skin. Doan s Ointment gives instant relief, cures ruicMy. Perfccdy safe ror children. All dmnRfst sell it- - The East View Baptist church at Aladibonville has erected a $700 and Rev. Whiteside is all smiles. He moved Into the parson ago ou March 2. Vllev. H. M. Mitchell, who passed ,tlte examination and was ordained par-&n- I869 ae SPRING WEAR BOUGHT NOW, MEANS EASTER WEAR LATER ON ."ncnMt's a Failure. e:tr Blnks says marriage Is a .ivt'.' 'It was in his case. She .nrled the other fellow.' ' Sunnyside Poultry Yards BARNSLEY, KENTUCKY J. A. STEERSMAN, Pro). HE 11 BINE cureB constipatim rpestablisbes regular bowel Price 50c. Sold by movement. Sr Bernaid Mining Co., Incorpor-- a ed, liug department. and Life a Partnership. bad busiuess. the chicks aud then raise them. God Is the giver, life a partnership, In localities where there are Show time is in full s 'iui: .ind humanity a brotherhood. Timothy no live worms or bugs for the the wise breeder who expects tu Titcomb. hens these davs they must have exhibir is "in lute" ottiiia 1. as a substitute some animal food. birds into condition. Hi about Incubators can be set without you? much trouble, nH it rakes a Bloodine Cough will "Checker mighty careful person to hatch quickly allay that bucking inila tion accompanying a HHvore cough , or cold. The safest ami surest remConstipation. MliQusness, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Tired Ftefiiij:, Had Taste In the MoutV, Bad Complexion, Ntrvousness and all diMascs of the Stomach, Liver and liowels. act gently, yet thoroughly upon ilnnurh and ditrestive orpins. and chronic cases of constipation act at once, without griping, nor aiicr-eiieci- Nervous "I was very nervous," writes Mrs. Mollie Mirse. of Carrsville, Ky., "had palpitation of the heart, and was irregular. "On the advice of Mrs. Hattie Cain I took 2 bottles of Cardui and it did me more good than any medicine I ever took. "I am 44 years old and the change has not left me, but I am lots better since taking Cardui." for A Speedy Cure Indigestion, "Bloodine Liver Pills" edy for children. ' Mining Uo., IiicorpuratodQrug partment, special agents'. ""c constantly nt hand. Keep a bott'e StBornaiu De- last Thursday night at the East yiew Baptist church and will begin his work as pastor of i JJaptlBt church in Illinois at once. The many friends of Walter Fowler are glad to see him on tho streets again. Don't ;forget the rally at Hecla Baptist church, beginning next Tuesday and. closing the following Sunday. Rev. J. R. Evans and church will help them next Wednesday night. The children and teachers of the Public school aie bUihuing to count the weeks beforo the clohing. With the churches, homes, lodges, public school and other good agencies at work, "the public is looking for better things for ns. Little Moses Long has been very sick for several days. The Grand Master of the Odd Fellows vas present on March 8 and deli vet ed a lecture to that order, Chamberlaln'B Stomach and Liver Tablets Invariably bring relief to women suffering from chronic constipation, headache, biliousness, dizziness, saliowness of the skin and dyspepsia. Sold by Geo., King & Be cnreful whom von huv nut wlmr mi luy to Ijo on tlio Fiife sili aiv not cnniu ro ln .nfe store ;t! biir'esr mid best in the country where everytliinj: is tn your a Ivuntiisro and in your fa vor :it the Hidi Art store when you are in quest of men or boys' ppring clnrhiui:. Spring and EnMer lines in nil deportments ire now We show America's be-- make, aside shown. from our own inimifirble Ilili Art Olotlies, in Hats, Shirts, Neckwear and Shoes, the sale of whjch is con fined exclusiveh to this storef Whatever you expect to put m your spring outfit, see us before you buv, us t nH IT PAYS TO TRADE HERE , .!: 1 nor jurni a cunsum luwi unpleasant of purring, produced by other cathartic remedies. UIoodlne Liver PIU" restore the deranged and torpid liver to Its normal condition and healthful action. Remove and pre vent constipation by securing a natural and regu. Uur operation of the bowels, and relieve those un iucn auena a mseasea or pleasant symptoms morbid condition of the livrr, stomach and bowels. To assist la attaining litis end, the following sug. gettions are offered. Everyone who uses pills for REMARKS. their action on the liver, should know that Urge doses rarely prove as satisfactory as small ones. Large doses simply purge and pass out of the system, usually leaving the bowels constipated, and seldom remoting the cause of the trouble, or the central health. On the other hand. small doses develop the alterative effect of the the bowels, liver, The nil Is. in old and indigestion, do they leave any Science of Farming. The science of farming Is not as much In trying to take out of the soli every pound It will yield as In putting back what it will hold. t5gggfe EVANSVILLE.IND. THOS. C, O'BRYAK Sons New spring line of Ginghams and Percals nil shades on display at the St. Bernard store. Ask to see it. FOR SALE One . new Model B54 Range. Will sell cheap. A. The Christmas Spirit. 'My wife is going to get me a lining-roorug for Christmas." "And .vliat are you going to give her?" "I hlnk I'll get her a shotgun." DELMONT UTLEY H. MORKHKAl). Earlington, Ky. t I a rnn.tlnll. .11 hniv. . ..I...X..k .Ia y stimulate the liver and prevent the accumulation of bile by directing its flow into the proper channels. '1 herefore it is advisable to com mence by taking not over one or two ptlis at ueJ time and Increase dose as necessary. Portland. Mb. Cihk! I findvnur " Bloodine Liver Pills" nill I ever used. They cause the most elfective no griping or couitipatire alter effect uTnost luer Yours truly, pills do, n. ill.la Training a Lion. ,It takes four years of education to prepare a Hon for circus life and it increases his value five-fol- Tho Woman's Tonic Cardui is advertised and sold by its loving friends. The lady who advised Mrs. Mirse to take Cardui, had herself been cured of serious female trouble, by Cardui, so she knew what Cardui would do. If Cardui cured Mrs. Cain and Mrs. Mirse, it surely will cure you too. Won't you try it? Please do. tho World. Don't take our word for It but try a can aud be convinced, Parsons. & Sooville Co., Hart .Brand Peas are the finest In O'BRYAN, UTLEY Incorporated fi? CO. Evansville, Ind. Difficult. J1KS, AMAUA KlCUAKUiUK. V ' Medicines that aid nature are always most successful. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy acts on tl is plun. It loosens the cough, relieves tho Jungs, opens the secretions nuJ aids nature In rPBtonug the system to a healthy condition. Solo by Geo. King & Soub. Benefactor. "You should endeavor to do something far t! comfort of your fellow men." said t!io nhllanthmnisr uMf,. out thought of reward "I do. I buy umurewHfl, m.ieau OMiorrowing them.' A "There's no danger," said the doctor. "It's only a carbuncle coming on tho back of your neck. But you must keep your eye on It" BBBHsiiMMsHWWFP,lNPii1'1 w m ft.'jsLiJJttaCsslisll4llllsCcJS 1 Bloodine Ointment cares Piles, SI 50c a box. Bern rd Mining Co , Incorporated, Department, Special Agents Drut road street. water and out housos. A barvain for some one, N. I. Toojtns, Madlsonvillb, Ky The latest in ladios and gent's spring footwear at the Sfc. Bernard store. Ask to see it. For SAJ,n My residence on RailGood location, good Funeral Directors and Licensed Embalmcrs s We are prepared to answer promptly all calls day or niglit Phone No. Ill or 558, Madisonville, Ky. fr ASK TO SEE OUR SWELL JQB WORK 7, ,Ai 1 . r f - . ' v y .' - iV rir. ,'ys" HW8wrj y$ Tt X V Wvrt l L.1. IffttffWgHst JWWf JL r JmWvj mBswm EEma TOMwrnWiSiS