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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): May 5, 1911 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1911 bee1911050501_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): May 5, 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. y . TUESDAY TUESDAY - and i and FRIDAY. IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE YOUR FRIDAY BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE No, WILL PLEAD GUILTY Wilby Said He GOLD Would fcLEAN-TJ- P TWENTY-SECON- D YEAR IT DOESN'T COST MONEY. EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KY., FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1911 36 A I RATIONAL PEACE CONGRESS Movement for Worldwide Peace at Meet ing Presided Over by Taft I V l MISS FEARLESS & GO, NEW W. 0. W. IS BEGUN il It dosen't cont money, a many suppose, To have ii good time ou th partn; Made Good at Madisonville The best of Its pleasure. j.i fiot Played to Packed House unto those "Who know how to value their Quite a and Turned worth. Away. Number The sweetest or music the birds to. ... ub sing, flowerB grow wild; The lovelleBt WELL PLEASED. LARGO AUDIENCE TUeflneBtof drinks gusbeB out of LODGE AT MORTONS Forty-tw- o Feared a Mob Get Him.' ' -- ". , Wednesday afternoon the g grand jury returned n indictDawson, Yukou, May 3. clean-u- p in thf Klondike ment airainst John SIHton, alias It. is beJohn Wilbv, charting him with district has begun. wilful muder, and ordered that lieved that the yold output will he be returned to j til in Madi- be the largest in vears, early essonville. Wilby stated to Sher- timate? placing the yrld in LUNCHEON SERVED M plead spring the of $5 000.000 Last year's ;j AFTER WORK WAS DONE. iff Stanloy that he would All free to man, woman aud child. guilty to the charge of murder-ini- r output was $4,000,000. Fearless & (Jnmpmiv," "Miss Lockup Keeper O'Baunon. a home talent play composed of 10 No mouoy can purchase, no artist Mortons Gap has a new lodire. can pal at In caBe he does this he will Now Ib the time to get rid of your JSarlington young nunes, wuuare , A VV. O W. Oamp, consisting supplies; Such pictures an be given a life sen- rheumatism You will find Chamendeavoring to rhake some Forever, all over, naturesinner and to of 42 charter members, was in doubtless berlain's Liniment wouderfully efMethodist money for the new' ddIii f fective. One application will con stalled there Wednesday night. tence. church, now builditm in thtsciry, Who UBe to advantage tbelr eyes. Earling-to- ' Tn thn wlinlf, field nf medicine vince you of its merits. Try It. For The work was done by played to a packed house at the that sale by all dealerB. and Madisonville members there is not a healing remedy more Kind words and glad looks, and Madisonville, flesh Lyric Theater, State will repair damage tu the smiles cherry and brave, in the Odd Fellows Hall. Kentucky Fair Dates. BALLARD'S SNOW Tuesday night. Every seat in Cost nothing no nothing at all; r Brpwer, of Louisville, quickly than Orgauiz-wounds, In cuts, rheuma-tiBm- , The following are the dates flxod LINIMENT. Orlsto the house was sold and then And yet all the wealth Monte was present and made an ex- BpraltiB, burns, scalds and for holding the Kentucky FairB for the "standing room only" sign Can could savesuch pleasure befall. healing and no cellent talk. He was followed power Its extraordinary: penetrating 1911 as far as reported. Officers of make packing a Price 25c, was displayed. After is by Hon. D- H. Kinchloe, of. 50e and $1 00 per bottle. Sold by St, fairs are requested to report to us many as possible in the house, To bask in the sunshlue, to breath Madisonvills. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, any ommlsBionB or corrections of tUnr't worn iftv or more turned was drug department. A delisihtful luncheon HoneBt toll, the enjoyment of dates. member of the Jfytch away. health; served by the Mortons Gap camp, Versailles, August 22 dayB. company had their parts perfect Sweet Blumbcr refreshments these Wild Rice is Red. after which the installation of Lexington, August 7 C days. pleasure we share and no mistakes were made. Quite a A species of wild rice is reported officers took place. every Without any portion of wealth. Unlontown, AuduBt 85 days, That the audience enjoyed large delegation from Madison- as growing in Senogal, West Africa, Starts Mmoh Trouble. Vanceburg, August 8 4 days. bit of the pluy was evidenced by Communion with trlends that are that If all people knewrnnillt neglect of ville and Earliustou were pres that is not only of value as food, but Lawreuooburg' August 154 days. and aud strong, tried, true the continuous applause in BeVOre ,.n.totlrtitlrm nrmilri 1b a bright red in color. To love and he loved for love'B Indigestion, yellow jaundice or viru- ent. Mammer Leitchfleld, AuguBtlB 4 days. shouts of laughter. This plant grows along the river Burksville, August 15- -4 days. soreness" of the muscleB, the Lvric, said this Iu fact, all that makes a life happy lent liver trouble' they would soon For Walker, of Ub banks exerPills, Brodhead, August 16-- t3 days. take Dr. King's New Lifeway. and whether induced by violent Lini-m- Senegal, which ovorflowa was the best home talent play and long, Best cise or injury. Chamberlain's reaulan'v. The plaut growB very It- - Its the ouly safe end Fern Creek, August 164 days. ever put on in his hou?e. A Are free to whoever will take. Thin liniment in rapidly and manages to keep above ic nvoAllnht. for billousuoBS, headache dyspepColumbia Record. Shepherdsville, AuguBt22 i days. nice sum was realized and all sia, chills and debSUy. 25c at all also highly eBteemed for the relief tho water, which riseB slowly but London, AnguBt larger rhiifc knot it, from beim 224 days. It affords in caBeB in riiuuwvui. druggists. eurely each ypar. Sold by all dealers. capacity. August 234 days. Erranger, wus lack of seatiuL' Are Yen Suffering From Piles? The prraln is very bard and dry; First Electrocution. Germantown, August 243 days. 'Miss Fearless & Oo.M will play BLOODINE OINTMENT Is guar' The Revival at the Christian Church. it looees most of ltd color when it is Ni cholasville, AuguBt 298 days. Gap tonight at the anteed to cure by St. Bernard Minat Mortons Honluusville, Ky., May 3 for cooking. The Incorporated, drug departI. 0. O. F. opera house and a ing Co., Thousands who have been Tho date of Kentucky's first This series of meeting has now soaked in waterbighlv, especially as Somerset, August 293 days. natives prize it ment. Bardstown, August 804 days. v. large crowd is expected to be cured by BLOODINE OINTMENT electrocution, fixed for next been :oinn on for a week with 1b no work In growing it exParis, September 46 days. present. uoBtDoned. ac large audiencps and deep inter there recommending It to mav be are constautly gather it when it is ripe, Montlcello, September 54 days. their frleuds. There is really no ex- cording to a report which reach- eBt. The weather has been un- cept to Headache? cuse for auyone suffering with Piles einco ItapringB up each year from Alexandria, September 55 daps. Feel languid, weak, today from the Eddy ville usually bad but the audiences the old roots from n Beed. Stomach "oil"? Jutt a plain cae of laiy liver. now that BLOODINE OINTMENT ed here Mount Olivet, September 5 4 days. you Prionn. The electric chair has have beeu larjie all the time iu tone IWer and If Durdock Stomach Bitten Ib no readily obtainable. This shows Whefi yau feel a cold coming on Hogenville, September 5- -8 days. blood. promoter dleMlon. punfiea tbo have any doubt about Its value, at. been installed, nut it is said the spite of the weather. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, battery cannot be got ready by that people can no to church as don't delay, but immediately take Sanders, September 64 days. drug department, will let vou have Saturday. Kentucky State Fair, LouIbviIIo, well as other places in bad weath tiloqdlne Cough Checker, the celeWhen Woman Is Mayer. It brated throat and lung remedy. It on a guarantee ' when they really want to gu. stops the cough, relieveB the Irrita- September 116 days. " er "" Following the election of a woman POSITIVE PROOK Horse Cave, September 204 days. For that distressed feeling after Th lartre chorus has done fine tion, and cures tho cough. St. Berma or, of a Westorn town, the for itnlnhinQ and nausea No. 20 East Mr. Mayfleld, September 274 days. McKmney has nard Mining Co., Incorporated, Baltimore Sun comes out with the Main F. H, Rauoall, ofN. Y wrlteB o.iinn. meals, take Bloodlne. be 6iucinK-aud,iJir- . Street, Leroy, It I', ... I.: XoKAS-,- H tween 'cnlA drug department, special agents. , following: "Bloodlne Ointment" has prov- cures Dyspepslfc by strengthening SnOWn JlllllStMJ. U. Uiaoici u ou.y rlianpt accident insurance Dr. Thomas' What a droam of a city wo will that en efficacious in a stubborn case of the digestive organs so that they sinning. Electric Oil. Stops the pain and heals the Uncle Bayless Parker Dead. have when tbo women voterB elect Pllep and Rectal Fissures where are capable of fullflllmrf their funcwound. All druggist sell it. The pronramB for the second women counollwomon and a woman everything else failed. Boodine tions. St. Bernard Mining Co., InHopkinBviile, Ky.,.May3. Innow out and show an will shine llko mayor! The Btroets costB but 50c a box. corporated, drug department, Bpecial wfeek are lot of subjects to be firmities incident to his advanc Repairing the Damage. the morning and the cobblestones Ointment attractive agents. will bloom out In lrapraut beauty. Supervisor Newton, of the 2nd discussed in the sermons, wnicn ed age of 90 years caused the PlaygroundB will take the place of East End Card Club. Hopkins County Industrial Edition. that the audiences will death of Bayless rarker, ptom-iue- Magisterial District, states that indicates ugiy, lumber yaras; inoway to uin,jr beautiful The East End Card Club was most farmer of' the Munnington considerable damage was done to Mr .Tiiq M. Rnsa is at work set be even larger for the week to will give on last Fri fountains will play charmingly eutertalnedxs. su. luviviu-uo- ting out an industrial edition of come. In addition to the bitr neighborhood. He was a native roads and bridges in this district parks aud the mrn. "0 Promise Me," at every cornor. day alternoon oymembers were preshas been singing, of Christian couuty and a mem by high water and he iB having expects in Only Club The policewoman at the cornor will ent. Mrs. Victory wan the winner Hopkins Oountv. He the whole chorus that continue with im ber of the Disciples church. will which them repaired as rapidly as poa. this edition to cover wave her fan aud wagou, toauiB and work, a children's chorus to the rythmic beat of tho highest Bcore. During the sible. couuty giving a short proved cars will move hour a dainty lunch waB served of HopkitiB Mr. Parker was the father of as aud addition to the like an orchestra. The locomotlvo stagvertigo, hostess which waB followed history of the various industries is promised gougs by tho The Jas. Parker a longtime citizen of Dizziness, complexion,(blind whistles will be tuned ; or carof llatulenco the by a business meeting, at which and business in each lo?.ality It coming week's program. gers) Ballow like the chimes will twinkle place. already shown iu Earliugton. are symptoms of a torpid liver. No SwIsb bell ringers, aud no automo- time quarterly drawing took Mrs. will require several months to children have The next meeting 1b with one can feel woll while the liver is bile born will pasB muster until It Daves, On last Friday oveniug Mrs successfully complete the work. this church their ability to draw For Bent inactive. HERBINE Ib a powerful onnnlla lllrn B. RVflinhOIlV. assis larsro crowds, and with the uose or iwu win McKlnnon entorsalned a few friends Ono four room house, good loca- liver stjmulant. A "Clean Btroets clean politics and at "Bridge." ThoBe present were: Barbed wire outs, ragged wounds, tatme of this master in music to cause all blliotiB symptoms Sold by tion, water and out buildings. UD and cuffs they will be Mesdames soutnworui hhu uvob, Imrnnai) he&l llni nnri clean collarB children's Try it. Prico 50c. C. Bodrland. demandB. Tho Mica narrin Prnnflliiiw. Mr. and Mrs. quickly when BALLARD'S SNOW and his assistants in H. among the first will probably greatly St. Bernard Mining Co., Iucorpor; BtreetB must oe trustless, tho gor Kline and MessrB W. R Coyle, liliNlMiiDI 1 IB appilHU. ii o uuku work, they number of seekers ated, drug department. ernment draftless, the skies cloud- Whlpller,'Low and Southworth. healing and antiseptic. Price 25o, increase the Burns $150,900 Worth of Opium. required to wipe no room less. Men will be At a late hour the guests departed 50o and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by St. for admittance who find on the El PaRO,.Txn8, May 3. More their feet before stepping be fined after having Bpent a raoBt delightful Bernard Mlnlug Co., Incorporated, in the house. sidewalks, and horses will DR. L C. RAY drug department. DR. E. B. IURDIN especially invites than. $150,000 worth of opium has oveniug. Dr. Stanley if thoy kick up the dust.po Mirrors at electric every street corner, free wderpufla the members of other religioup been burned in theunder the di Heals cuts or burns Soothe Itching skin. furnace municipal ownership of hair the service ju and bodies to attend Drs. Hardin & Kay L. &. N. TIME CARD. Cures piles, ectema, salt rheura, dressing parlorB are not at present without a scar.Doan's Ointment. Your druRgist church next Sun rectioii' of' a deputy United the Christian included in tho demands. These anyitohing. hear the ser- States marshal. The opium had sells It. arrival of trains passing day morning aud Union, which been 6eizd at. different times things must come gradually." Time oi . nfPki, .nnrt that: t.hfi OltV OfdiU- through and departure of- - brains mon ou Christian Alio lPw." ..Wesley Glass, Attention. originating at Earlmgton. he believes they will appreciate by customs officers. will be crocheted 1b untrue, ances Painless Extracting 19, 1910 to tie the sash, Iu consequence of the very inEffective Sunday, June and the Inclination aud surmount and which he hopes will be helpRheumi PercelinWork A 50 around the city ball butterfly bow clement weather last 8undav, the NORTH BOUND. ful toward better feeling among matic cent bottle of Bloodlne longer Liniment will last free will offering for church builddome with the big the fl.25a. m. High Class Difitutry it ear S?rfairy religious people generally. No. 92 for uutll next than tho most aggravated case of will be curped. The demand lem- ing fund waB postponed be on hand, 1L15 a. m. No. 52 and moBt effective rembore throat. A Sunday, May 7. Please free moving uioture shows 7.23 p.m. ,No. 94.: make Sallow 3omplexlon ib due to a edy for cold ou chest, croup, etc. onade fountains In the parks will not come or send. Let ubulaBS. thlB a 11.22 p.m. "54..No. HERBINE purifies St Bernard Mining "o., IncorporMniisenville, Kentucky torpid liver. be urgod at present. But reform In great dav for Weslev bloom of BOTITII BOUND. Ott L. Powers, President. and restores the. rosy Price 50c. ated, drug department, special ice cream and cheaper chocolato agents. 4.80 a.m. health to the cheek drops are demanded at once." No. 58 8.23 a. m. Sold by St. Bernard Mining Co.. InNo. 95 "Why should these rerorms oe For Eent 4.21 p.m. corporated, drug department. No. 51 by Inconsiderate men holding 10.48 p.m. 98 One four room hoaBe, good locugovernment aud deNo. onto the city tlon, water and out buildings', Will Establish Jewelry Store Here. nying women the right to vote? H. O. BOURLAKD, in bon"One half of us are still INTERURBAN TRAINS. W. C Hollinger, the well dage!" declares on of the leading NORTH BOUND. i..,,,. fnriiRnnville ieweler.was To (he Public. Buflragetto orators. It Is pathetic to 8.26 a.m. through No. 104 in the city yesterday looking tor see these bond slavos going In have a first clasB black10.55 a. m. I now No. 100 silks, smith, M. A. Redrlck, .who haB principal streets clad our a location to build. The firm of 2.00 p.m. No. 108 Roofing BatlliH, aim mum, h.t In the -man a worked in Madisonville ior hbvii 5.02 p.m. Hollinger & Sou expect to es No. 110 There's nuito a difference in the quality of Rubber Mr. Redrick is a first class den o; the man' "purse yoarH. jewelry eta nd tablish' au the SOUTH BOUND. automobile and spendingman man's horse shoer and carriage and wa.on don't spend your money for something the merchant won't i p.itvns soou as suit- is en7 45 a.m. to do tho tyrant money while No. ,103 builder. I am now prepared 10.00 a.m. table arrangements can be made. joying the privilege of digging away 1I ,..l- - nn utinrf-- nnfif.n. BO trlVO IUO No. 105.' behind. Our p.m. 107 and prices posi hlB office or factory." No. in a trial. All work p.m. treed xi. No. 109 i,k,. tatno tnn much ...i Released from bondage and faith-lull- ? tively guaranteed. V Ernpst? Newton. yoke, they No. Ill n,nDtnmn(h tnrna: the rosutc tho galling voui"-inpromise to take charge of Ib indigestion, souruess and inFrequently the bowels are and things ana run mew. by ordinary .y,v," Notice. M.H.&E.TIME CARD. volved and' there is coilo pains long been run have too McGEE'S .BABY looking men, some of whom are not The Earliugton Chapter, U. D. C, diarrhoea.ir. n nn.iwl nnrrHfitlve remgoon dressers. If we had will meet with Mrs. Fannie Stokes even U. S. and M. H. & E. time card went Into n..H howel dis- o;clock. Is.mado by the largest Roofing Manufacturers inUhe woman for mayor the city would Saturday afternoon at 8:30 bo pres effect. Sunday, June 19, 1910. jtaave "T Th minre. whole- uouino and will .6:45 a. m have to take a clean bath and kept All members are urged to No. 112 leaves there Is none better made. We buy only, In car load lots would be hloaannt t.O trtke. PriCO every ent at this meeting. 3:80 p. m No. 118 arrives..,. MRS. if, XJ. WAVIS, wel 'b ushed.bwith all the buttons 25c and 50c per bottle, bold by St. Bave you money. can see the vision sewed on. You Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, city, clean, well oMt now- -i model pertained." CARD. drug department. aressect and hlnrhly Notice, Poultry Raisers I. C. R. R. TIME . Klondike Miners at Work and Output for the Year is Expected to Bread Record. The-sprin- R.lti.uore. May a. With per- munrul peucti as th9 ultimate ideal and international courrs of justice as the immediate objeel lve, the third National Peace Gouyress convened in the Lvric this nfteruoou. ' President Taft opened the session and delivered an address. On the stage with the' President. was a notable garnering oi men, representing the best thought and influence in the United Statesk and they will outline in their addresses not onlv what has beeu accomplished in the peace, movement for world-wid- e the fu Lbut what is planned for ture. The congress io held under the auspices of all the lending soci ties of America devoted to the nottlomonr. nf international dis putes by means other than war. Members Initiated Work Done by Earlington and Madisonville. x-ce- ss n - 't at Sat-nrrin- .. ? self-sow- Horn-ac- h, l' nt u. bo-cl- al -- disappear. It pow-er-houB- O 1 - --- DENTIS'TS - - ue-lay- ed - ( DO. YOU ....- NEED ROOFING? up-to-da- te 12-6- 7 0 0 f,i g. WEATHERPROOF RUBBER ROOFING .MV" "rT. I - A finvthitm in all this world Is of more importance to you that good digestion? Food must be eaten to sustain life aud must be digested and converted into blood. When the digestion falls the who e Chnmberlaln's Tab bodv sutreib. are a rational and reliable cure lets tho They for indigestion. purify increase the blood, bile, low of buengthpn the stomuoh, and totio to up the whole digestive apparatusFor and healthy action. a natural dealprs. ir. vv all .v 'M To thn-- in Time of departure of Illinois CeNow is the time of year to 11--feed ntal trains from Nortonville, Ky. 44 your fowls a good tonic. K4 NORTH BOUND. nnrun (Hinlera. Roup, Gapes. Canker No.' 102 L28 p.m. fed as a and Llmberneck. When 3.40 a. im 104 them No preventive It not only keeps Price No. 122, local pass.10.45 a m. healtbv, but makes them lay. 0.80 p. m. Vn' (iuarati- NTn Pav. tcA No. 188. looal Barnard SOUTH BOUND teed 0V your druggiBt, St. Drug 4.08 p.m. Mining t'o., Incorporated. No. 101 Earliugton, Ky., Uaid-ino- r 1.46 a.m. Mn ma & Bowmer, Miidieonvllle, Ky. No. 121, local pass. 1.28 p.m. fiw it- mirim- tlio irtiUrameo. Abk No. 185 local pass 5.63 a. ro. for booklet on disease of poultry. n. unurou nu 7:45 p at the nastor. Sunday SchoolVOW m. hv n.nn" All fho (tllLKSQd o oii.v..,"r co suffeicd r. Notice. f. fh ; ,i ; m 111 nr Sunday School are bavin,.' new ad ditiotiB nearly every bun-lay. nt, .. "I iTax from constipation and 'stionstlir l.t .' ho i .ver bowels, so that they Uave been n,s, U. Davis, grocer, Sdlpkjur jsibcC'-- A ,...habitually r.liH I H mmi u MadisonvilleKy. RUBY DUMBER INCORPORATED GET OUR PRICES COMPANY ' - ' in t " jV ,) " - ftOXIMMMM' country most dangerous because so decep Ono Year Ill I f'l'J Vl tive, luuuysuuucn "Yes, the ohildien wanted to deaths arc caused & j Six months by it heart dis- oonitt, and after muoh persuasion I 2& PAUL M. MOORE. ease, pneumonia, consented to bnug thum." Three months How often ha every (American EOITOR AND PUBLISHER heart failure or 5 SlnRlo copies apoplexy arc often heard this remark inthemeanagerlo J. E. FAWCETT Sometimes th the result of kid- tent of the olrcut-ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER ney disease. If speaker whb perhaps a crusty old Sgsolmen copies mailed free j Icidticv trouble is hunhplnr. who had escorted his lit see Correspond- - j Member a f alio wed to advance tle nophows and nieces to Again,the on application. it wild beasts of the jupgle. tho XSW' Jk Kentucky Press Assaciation ents wanted in all parts of blood will at was the proud parents, whoso face paternal or maternal county. Address us for and tack the vital organs, causing catarrh of boamed with case might be, while love, as the i w.uiu.ui. u ' the maimer, nncK-uuof the futuro Second District Publishers League the ufine, head ache, back ache, lame watching theorantiuB futuro stately madizziness, sleeplessness, nervous- congressmen back, tho ness, or the kidneys themselves break trons of society, as they beheld the swaying, ponderous form of Office in Mitten's Furniture Store, 119 Suth Muin Street, MuiiBranch down and waste away cell by cell. folks rw, ... ,, Bladder troubles almost always result elephants. Of course, tho old Far be wn"'1 Kemturkv. mane na. Lmioo il,l.l.h of the kidneys and care n6t for tho maiiagepe. from a derangement or woman better health in that organ is obtained it from tho average man to Friday, May 5, 1911 Telephone 47 quickest by a proper treatment of the kid- to admit that he or she cares and corrects inability to tread the tanbark or sawdust up Swamp-3oneys. hold urine and scalding pain in passing it, wato.h wild animals naradlntr of ..... Mint tintiipntLitit tierpssitv and down their cages. This form i quote a price, they'll probably as- of being compelled to go often through entertainment aoes not ppei iu tun uum.y wuu sume that you don't sell It. uuwuK auUIC. lliailHWiiy tne uay, ami io get up muu " go to tho Early to bed and early to rise, the night. The mild and immediate effect not bleBsod with children the great kidney remedy circus, iney want w boh iho buuw of Swamp-Roo- t, and Its important that your "store is soon realized. It stands the highest be- In order to tell the neighbors' chilAttend to your business news" should be Important and cause of its remarkable health restoring dren about it, or write to some little advertise. auother part of the country that it should be Importantly told. properties. A trial will convince anyone. ones in ro delight the sunshine of And you will bo healthy, prosSwamp-Rois pleasant to take and is in order space infrequent tel Inadequate No, tho old folks fifty-ceand some household, perous and wise. lingdo not denote IMPORTANT sold by all druggists in may have a do not care for the bareback riders, You size bottles. hundred and one facts In advertising. sample bottle and a book that tells all the clowns and thethree-rin- g circus. mail. Address. attractions of a t.n..t;t tnfii ' Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. Still they go every time that they Cured Catarrh Cannot usually they ANNOUNCEMENTS wilh LOCAL APPLICATIONS,Be as they cannot hm, ,.,r;tintT mnnfion rencliiii? this creii- - have a chance, and announcement re-Is erous offer in this paper. Don't make main when the reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh Is a blood "Yon can ndw secure your the name, but We are authorized to announce L. or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it any mistake, nrul remembera dealer sell made: for the grand concert as our c,..nHin.Rnnf iintt't let tickets Catarrh R. Ray as a candidate foi; gentlemanly agents pass among in placeof Swamp-Roo- t the you must take internal remedies. Hall's to represent Hopkins county In As- Cure Is taken internally, and acts directly on the you something you." One American circus haB yon uo yow win uc lower house of the next, General the. blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure it just completed a flya years' tour of sembly ot Kentucky, Bubjoct to h not a quack medicine. It was presctibed by Europe and the continent. Kings, action of lhe Democratic party. one of the best physicians in this country for emperors, dukes, lords, duchess and Kcntuckian's Mule. yearsland is a regular prescription. It is comqueens drauk red lemonade, and Few of our people know that Tom those of royal birth, who had uo litare authorized to announce posed of the best tonics known, combinedonwilh We the blood purifiers, acting directly to Casb L. Walker as a candidate for the beat surfaces. The perfeet combin?tion of Martin, our genial tonsorlal artist, tle ones, went simply and enjoy the others. Representative from Hopkins coun- mucous ingredients is what produces such won ever dealt in mules, but such is the antics of the children The Robinson Famous Shows rety in the lower hotise of the next the two case. Some years ago he purchased gard the attention and care given to General Assembly of Kentucky sub- derful results in curing Catarrh. Send for testi- a mule from William Simmons for ladies and children as the first conject to the.action of the Democratic monials free. F. J. CHENEY & CO , Props.,, Toledo, O. ' $25 and agreed to give him 250 Bhave. sideration. The circiiB is distinctly party. Sold by Druggists, price 75c, American. Side show wonderB nov-e- r quadruped. f.ir the sad voiced One freak follows anothWe are authorized to announce Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. After he had out Mr. Simmons' er, run out. always some extraordias a candidate to repEd L. Younjr there Is Mesdames D. M. Evans, W. S. whiskers for a year-o- r so he put the nary feature in tho annex to Inter resent Hopkins comity in the lower house of the next General Assembly McGary, Ed Trahern and J. L. Long mule on pasture on the Simmons est every one. Thf. hi'- - show w ill be at iMauison- of Kentucky, subject to tho action will go to Evans'ville today to see farm and finnaly let Mr. Simmons, Billie Burk in ''Mrs. Dot." of the Democratic party. vllle Saturday May 0. back in payment of Fletcher McCord and sister, have the mule bill. Tom said it felt country, attended the pasturage llBhermen and Several of the When the store's advertising is big Frances, of at the Ch ristiau church nice to own a mule, but the animal women tried our local at the lake their luck the meeting interestingnnd persistent enough to Thursday night. this week but the water was too was a little too expensive. muddv and cold and they returnea in constant touch" with its News. keep it empty handed. Balked at Cold Steel. patrops past, present and prospec-tivo.-thMica "RrMtli Martin, of Howell. let a doctor cut my Any omau with pimples, skin "I wouldn't store is adequately ad- foot off," said H. D. E'y, Bantam, eruptions, sores or boils does not ap- who has been visiting Miss Laura vertised.. ' Ohio, "although a horrible ulcor had pear attractive and canuot enjoy Fenwlck, has returned nome. been the plague of my life for four life Bloodlne Ointment cures them Sick headache results from a dis SomVof the perfpl'e who will read years. Instead I used Buckleu's and makes the skin soft and velvety. sores, cracken lips, chap- ordered condition of the Htomaoli, your next ad in The Bee will be try- Arnica Salve, and my foot was soon UureB cold sore eyes, itching and and can be cured by the use of completely cured." Heals Burns, ped hands, ing to find out what is YOUR PRICE Hoils, Sores, Bruises, Eczema, bleeping piles. St. Bernard Minlug Chamberlain's Stomach and liiver Pimples, Corns. Surest Pile cure. Co., Incorporated, drugdepartment, Tablets. Try It. For, sale by all on something they MUST BU dealers. s ecial agents. day or two. If you fail to 25c at all druggists. within a U-00 ? Cbci P3 Subscription Rates iie Cause of Many Ti,r Jo n BIG SHOW COMING uMiHa "f is Sudden Deaths. iliscnse nrevailinc in this The Children Enjoy It. C. A. MORTON MADISONVILLE, KY. .,381 ' va urn f Fune,ral Director and Embalmer Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night. ? -- si u.;u -- ia . ot v jgsgsggsYgr me, ot nt one-doll- ar Every housekeeper who takes pride in her ability to manage her affairs economically, and in keeping down ex penses, should be interested in seeing tho finest Refrigerator made. Wo carry a full line of the ciMit-frnoh- ffQc$S Leonard Cleanable Refrigerators ice-savi- uiBa.. -- acknowledged to bo the most perfectly refrigerators ever put on tho mar sanitary and d on your ico bill ana lasts a uiu- fully ket. Save time. Ordinary refrigerators only last about live years. Made of polished oak or satin walnut with real porcelain lining all in one piece. Constructed tiirougnout in mo of mnirnat nnd most substantial manner, uome in unu let us show you their many valuable leatureik. one-thir- St. v Bernard AUning Co. lNLOKI'ORATKD larlrntjtc .l t. I xs fc? Shfep-herdsvil- le i X ROBT. SORY, M. OFFICE HOURS: 9 TO 12 A. M.. Office Over C. L. Rom' Grocery. 2 at practice limited to diseases of Eye, Ear, Nito and Throat. Kve- - I'estHii. Glasses Fitted. TO 4:30 P. M. Center Street. I MADISONVILLE,, - J KENTUCKY- - -i- i mi - m a. hi inn 'in niiiiiMiiiii THE IMPORTANT QUESTION: ilM "How About That Spring Suit?" I Speed i Button c MM fcaj Bumps on the head : indicate knowledge Bumps on the feet indicate illfit-tin- g, improperly made shoes. Florsheim ' Natural Shape" shoes are made overla8t6 modeled from the natural foot and we know how to fit them. Most Styles $5.00 j The month of May with its sunshine and flowers has been ushered in. Are you prepared for the change of the season? We can fit you out in a dressy suit, any color, best measures, for a small price. You will also find here the very latest styles in men's shoes, hats, shirts and neckwear. Our line of spring and summer underwear is complete and- the prices are not .excessive. For the ladies, we have a handsome line of dress goods, in all the latest shades and patterns and the famous "American Lady Shoe," the best on the market for the money. Make it a point to call at this store and let us show you our line of goods.. We know we have the best the market affords for the price and we &:.-- ' want you to know it. -- Slips and Gaps . s . c never annoy' FLORSHEIM l wearers. "Hugtite" heels and perfect fit-ting insteps are the reasons why "Natur- -' al Shape" Florsheim " - i i - . Shoes always give perfect fit and satis- faction. We are sole agents. ,.MlV'l"J'"1'V- p t-- ..4 ? 4 ti Most Styles $5.00 t I FOR SALE BY St.Bernard Mining Go. INCORPORATED ST. BERNARD MINING CO. FOR SALE BY Sf, Bernard Mining Co. I INCORPORATED M W. R. COYLE MANAGER STORE v re. COYLE Nleira.eige;pr:, Sto,re Earlindton, c INCORPORATED ' , W. R. COYLE MANAGER STORE i - i fefi r - Kentucky . t ' K i.--r nr- - )S -' Instead of Liquid Antiseptics Proxide . DESTROYS SLEEP eillfeP I i C. e. W. LINDSAY Wholesale and Retail many people are now using Many Earlington. People Testify to This. You can't sleep at night, With aches1 and pains of a bad ' back, When you havo to get up from Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic toilet germicide powder to be dissolved In Water as needed. For all toilet and hygienic uses' it is better aud more economical. To cleanse and whiten the teeth, remove tartar and prevent decay. To disinfect the mouth, de stroy disease, germs, and purify the breath. To keep artificial teeth and brido-- work clean, odorless To remove ncotjhe from the tcoth. and purify the breath after smoking. To eradicate perspiration aud body odors by sponge bathing. Tho best antiseptic wash, known. Relieves and strengthens tired, weak, inflamedoyes. Heals sorethroat.wounda and cuts. 2 and SO cts. a box. druggists or by mall postpaid. Sample Free THE PAXTON TOILET CO.,ostoh,Mais. Tho new . V Cigarp, Cigarettes, Tobacco :.,., s, MADISON VILLE, KY. H V. ZTf " Miss Matfgie OavanaB, of tho St. ThoniaB. Hospital, is here nursing Town n tier sister Winnie, who is very sick. News Miss Marrlo Vincent loft Wednes day morning for Chattanooga where she will visit friends. Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed Heafer woro in Gbld whh 1n Madlaonvillo Madlsonvllltj Tuesday night attendWesday visiting; relatives. ing the play. Dr. 0. B. Johnson madoabuBlnets When you see thb brand PASCO on anything in the grocery line it Is trip to Madisonvllle Tuo9day. Dick Salmon, of IUuey, was lit tho best that we know how to buy for the money. town Tuosday on business, Parsons & Scovllle Co., Tty u can of Pasoo Corn and no Evansvillo, Iud. tlco the dilTurence. It's real Sugar Mrs. J. R. Lalfoon, of the country, CoHtB no more than otherB. Corn. was In town Wednesday. Baraonn & Scovllle Co., Evansvillo, Itid J. L. O'Brien' ot tho country, was, Mrs. Bert Bnwtr.er Is visiting the In town Wednesday. family of Dr. 'P. B. Darin. W. S. McGary and Bro. Brandon Miller EvanH in lid o a buaineRB trip accompanied "Miss FearlesB & Co.. to Madisonvllle Tueaday. to MadisonviMe Tuesday. MeBsrs.Ashmore.Teague aud Strat Mrs. Elsie Goodloe and sister Miss Georgia Kelly, wore in Madtsonville or, St. Charles, were In this city, Wednesday on business. Tuesday visiting frlondB. Will Faults, of St. Charles, was in MrB. Mrs. A. O., Siek and motbor this city Wednesday. Dick Ashby. spent Tuesday in with Mrs. N. J,. Toombs. Born to Mr. aud Mrs T. C. Him , Wantkd 100 miners at once for, May 2. a fluo girl, mother and chilu doing nicely. steady work. Apply to NOKTOtfVIJ.I.! CoAIi & COKK C( , .Born to Mr. and MrB. Bryant Deal Inoorpo rated May U. a baby girl, iSortonviiie, Ky. W. J. Bailey, Madisonvllle, Ky.,' Miss Harp Graham, ofMadlPon- - Plutieo. Shoot Music, Books, Maya-zIupvillo spent Tuesday In this city with Typewriters, Ribbon, Carbon Mrs. 13. L. Wise. Paper. Mail orders solicited. W. J. BAIIiRY. Messrs E L, Barnes and H. D. Madisonvllle, Ky. Cowand were In Madisonvllle TuosTelephone 1013. day nlKht attending "Miss FearioBS & Company. to Mrs. A. L Cobb'wi.o wascalb-MeBdames Earnest Newton, Albert the bedside of her father last week Keown and Chester Hutchenson at- returned homn yesterday ovor the tended "Miss Fearless & Company M. H. & E. Her father Is still very low bnt-i- resting better. Tuesday night. E. J. Sisk, of St. Charles, made a Call for Pasco Old Fashioned Lye Hominy. Highest quality. Sani- business trip to this city Wednesday. tary tins. Price dame as others. Mr. and Mrs. Robb Baiigh, wl p Parsons & Scoville Co., Evanaville, Ind. have been vialtlug friends in Not Omor Wyatt nncl Geo. Brooks at- touvllle, have returned home. tended the home talent given by the Mrand Mrs. J. V. McEuen, f S. Charles, were In town Wednesday. Philathea girls Tuesday. Mrs. Susan CntTinau and daughter. MrB. Henry HarriH, who has been Of Southard School House, were in visiting friends In Morton Gap, lias ' town Wednesday shopping. returned home. Mrs. IS. G. Motherbhead was rh Geo. McCully aud sons, of RichVisit the Princess Theater, the best moving land, were In town Wednesday, Madlr.ouville Wednesday viBlting Old papers for salo at the Bee frieuds. ., in the country. oftUse. Hart Brand Peas are the llneBt in Something new each night. ifr, Thomas vVand and Marv Hew- the World. . Don't take our word for ' Matinee every afternoon i to 5., " s, lett were in MadUonville Tuesday. It but try a can and be convinced. Parsons & Scoville Co., Willis Guy Peyton and Plnkuev Good music a specialty. EvatiBVllle, Ind. wero In Madisonvllle Tuesday. a business O. E. Bamett made - Chas Trumiw attended tho plav trip to Madisonvllle Wednesday. in Madisonvllle Tuesday night. Geo. McCully, of Richland, spent Eucis koh Saw: After April 15 we will sell Buir Orpington, White. Wednesday night in this city. Wyandotte and White Leghorn eggs Joe and Ray McCully, of Richland, were In town Wednesday. for 50c per sotting of 15. J. D. MoPhkhson, Jit., Mr. and Mrs. Elglo Si6k spent Madlsouville, Ky. Wednesday night in Mortons Gap. E. R. Cavanah, of the counMr. and Mrs. D. E. Lynn spoilt Mrs. B. E. Nixon visited friends try, was in town Wednesday. Tuesday in Madisonvllle. in Mortons Gap Thursday. Miss Cecil Robinson, of Louisville, SHE GOT CHRISTMAS MONEY Mr. and Mr". W. B. Wlsaro visitMrs. Harold Howard, of Madison Is tho guest of Mrs. O. L. Powers. ing relatives in Evansville. Madison-villiHow Bill's Poor Wife Caught Him In vilie, visited friends in thiB city MlsseB Daisy Wilson, of Mr. W. R. Coyle made a business a Saloon and Obtained a Qerv and Luoile Wilson, of trip to St. Charles Tuesday. Thursday. are visiting Miss Annie crous Contribution. Mr. Alvio Allen, of the county, John W. Logston, of EvatiRville, Ash by. ; was In town Wednesday. . is In town today on business. Now, this is a true storf. .otyth. Henry Martin made a business Bill Is known everywhere as & "good fellow." He has his faults, but trip to;Madisonvillo ThurBdav. his heart lajn.the right place-tha- t's E. L. Young made a buBinesB trip wh JYtrybodv, jays. Nobody ever to this city Thursday. L cam to him for help and got turned 3S7!2Z3hik&: dowiT He had sijamllj; none of our no uincroncc. iyover seen hl's family, but crowd had Mr. Oourtley Mra. Blueblood w knew he must be good to them regal looking woman. She has su ven though he nerr did appear W ttrie carriage go home. Mra. Comeup Humph I We bare a One evening flvj or six good felldwrf $tor car. were sitting In the back room of a I downtown saloon, and BUI was telling a story. A woman entered. She had a dark shawl over her head and we couldn't see her face, but she camo directly to our table. "Gentlemon," she aid, "Christmas is coming and I have it is to your best interests to know what nothing for the little, .ones. Can you help?" that paint is-- its spreading capacity "I was verv nervous Of course It was BUI who responded its appearance its durability. You writes Mrs. Mollie Mirse, Jumped up and plunged hfs flrBt. He of Carrsville, Ky., ,"had hand Into hla pocket. We could hear are the and who palpitation of the heart, the rustle of bills, and we knew that loses if the paint goes wrong. Make and was irregular. something more than mere silver had sur;e of ood results the most satis"On the advice of Mrs. found its way lnto'the trembling hand. BUI was blushing when he camo back factory and economical job by havHattie Cain I took 2 bottp us, We Wero shamed Into offering tles of Cardui and it did ing your painter use something, but ho would havo none of me more good than any it Ho seemed confused a little Sherwin-William- s medicine'? ever took. of his charity but he ashamed "I am 44 years old and "wouldn't let us help. And it waB Just the change has not left like BUI to change the subject and me, but I am lots better go right on with his story. is better than any other prepared It since taking Cardui." And the v.orann? Oh, that was Bill's paint on the market, or Mead, and wlfo. Wo found o' later that that 54 of the ?arl . Mud-iaonvil- le h, d b urinary troubles. All on account of the kidneys. Doau's Kidney Pills bring peaceful slumber; They cure all kidney ills. V A. Toombs, contractor and builder, Clark street, Earlingtou, Kv., says: uIt is a pleasure for me to publicly acknowledge the benefit I have derived from tho use of Doau's Kidney Pills. This remedy cured me of kidney disease In a re markably short time, after other preparations bad failod to even give rouei. m.v bacK was so lame and sore that I could scarcely got about and I was also prevented from obtaining a good night's rest by too frequent and painful passages of the Kidney secrtlonB. I was llnally advised to try Doau's Kidney Pills Mr. Kimmoman, of Evansville. and procured a supply at the St. made 'a business to this city Wed-- n Bernard Drug Store. I was comsday. pletely cured, and am glad to give Mrs. Julia MoGraugh, of Nash- Doau's Kidney Pills the credit for ville, who has been visiting Miss my present good health." For Bale by all dealers. Price 60 Sallle Colbert. has returned home Co , Buffalo Misses Garnott and Roberta Liiv-dl-e cents. Foster-iMuburof Clay, are visiting friends in JNew lork, sole agents for tho Unit ed States. this city. Remember the name Doan's-an- d Mrs. Jim Alexander, of Madisou-vllltake no other. visited friends here Wednesday. Mr. aud Mrs. Oldham and Miss Rev. S. M. Bernard, Jno. Long Medlook, of Mortons Gap, were in aud Miss Myrtls Bailey, or Madison town Thursday shopping. villa, attended the services at the Now Is tho season to buy Poultry Christian church Thursday night. Feed. Buy an honest feed. Quaker Mrs. R. M. Solmon, of Illsey, was Hen and Chick Feed is the cleanest lu this city Thursday. aud best on the market Mrs. C. O. Osburn, of Madlsouville, Parsons & Scoville Co., visited frleudB in this city Tnurs Evansville, Ind. Mr. aud Mrs. Harrison, of St. day. Charles, are visiting her parent?, A Father's Vengeance Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Faull, of this city. would nave laiieu on any one wl o Tho condition af Miss Nora Faull, attacked the Bon.of Peter Bondy, of who has been quite ill for some time South Rockwood, Mich., but he was with tuberculosis shows no improve- powerless before the attacks of Kid ney trouble. "Doctors could not ment. help him," he wrote, "so at last we Mrs. MePherspn, who has been .Electric Bitters visiting her brother B. E. Nixon for cave him wonderfully from and he taking improved ueverai mouths has returned to her six bottles. Its the best Kidney Angles. home in Los medicine I ever saw." Backnchf. C. W. Morrison, of Pembroke, Is Tired feeling,. Nervousness, Loss of tho guest of Mr. and Mra Will Appetite, warn of Kidney trouble or i Morrison. Brlght's disease. Beware: Take Mrs. Terry, who has been visiting Electric Bitters and be safe. Every Walt?r Perry, has returned to her' bottle guaranteed. 50c at all druggists.; homo in Clayton. u Ashby, Baker (y Hickman s ; DISSOLUTION u Now Going On SALE The entire stock must go . re- gardless of price in order to wind up the. affairs of Ashby, Baker & Hickman. o, Saturday marks the end f . t of the first week of this, sale which is a Record Breaker for low prices. Remember, This Sale Continues 30 Days. All Calicoes Bolt - in Yard wide LL Domestic 5c Hope Bleached 7c 4c per yard 0"Btyan Bros, and Blue Label Overalls, regular $1 Value 89c . (? WHEN IN MADIS0NVILLE BAKER & HICKMAN l Madisonvllle, Kentucky - PRICES 5& IO CENTS A. D. NOE, Jr., Manager. Atlanta Brood Coop MADE .. -, OF HEAVY Hon-s'ha- w, y . - j- GALVANIZED ......,,..,.... ., . IRON 1 -- -- . - - jz- --- .,rt - We Claim for this - wnen j the painter k fa applies paint on "rcur hnuw I - .rfi Coop Many Advantages Over Any Other on the Market, pul; 1 1' A, FIRST: They are collapsable, and can be Nervous prepared -- Paint The Sherwin-Wiiliams Co. cafeguard its quality in every process of manufacture. They make all their ' linseed oil; own and operate large zinc and lead mines and smelters, and make their dry colors in the largest and best equipped dry color ' plant in the United States. 1 he results are in the goods. Protect your interests and your property with S.W. P. We sell it oil". was about tho only way sho could ever get any money out of him. Cleveland Plain fJealor. KflUUfe BERNARD MINING CO INCORPORATED DRUG DEPARTMENT Trees of Liberty. Tho last of the Trees of Liberty, several of which were planted In Paris In to commemorate the revolution The little tree, 1848, Is no more. planted with muclf ceremony, flourished and became one of the tallest In Paris. Of later years the Tree of Liberty was only a tree of liberty In theory, for It was really a prisoner surrounded by houses, and these year after year have Increased In hplght, making the Btrugglo of the tree the harder, and death hai been the conqueror. The roots, however, spread and became a danger to a house of eight stories, so In Its attempt to rival the house In height the tree was vanquished and has fallen to the axe of the tree f4Wr. Tho Woman's Tonic Cardui is advertised and sold' by its loving friends. The lady who advised Mrs. Mirse to take Cardui, had herself be'en 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. away in the fall in a few minutes in a very Small space" and reassembled when needed in two minutes each . SECOND: The sanitary fedtdr-e- of those coops cannot be excelled, as the ventilation is perfect arid, the bo'ttOfri Can be removed in one minute without any trouble, quickly cleaned and replaced, without removing any other section of the coop, as there are no bolts, screws, hinges or fastenings to bother with, Lice or vermin will not harbor in galvanized iron, therejbeing no crevices in which to secrete themselves and multiply nor for. disease germs to find a lodging place. These coops are absolutely proof against Rats,;4 Wea-sle- s, Minks, Skunks and other chicken eating animals. Government statistics show. that rats destroy more chickens every year than every ocher agency. THIRD: It its made of heavy Galvanized Iron and is as rigid'as a wooden coop, but does not hold dampness, it is also absolutely weather proof, ev,en in the most driving rain. It is as cheap as any wooden coop and has many advantages not found in them. The different doors can be set in an instant and will ; remain when placed until changed; FOURTH: Made in two sizes6 with S and 9' ' inch revolving doors' a df 3 ' MADE ONLY BY THE Atlanta Tin Plate and Sheet Mill W. J. KIRK, Agent IM.eicl.ifcsorT.'viller, JC-y. ATLANTA, INDIANA ' u I :S o ' V- - yi.tyui,fr,iiiflji.u,frw, fo : F"OR SA.!. from FaFowls aud mous Hawkins Strain ot Barred liocks. Also pure stock of Rhode Island Red. Eggs per setting oF 15 fine Barred Rocks $2.00. Rhode Island Red $1.50. .1 a ? ft ijHBt E.s AFTER ; 7 YEARS I Was Cured by Lydia E. Pink-ham- 's Vegetable Compound "Waurika, Okla. Camp No. 301 meets every Wednesday night. All members are earClerk. Modem Woodmen of the World No. 11992 meets every Wednepritiv , nestly requested to'be there. C. S. P. 11 Crenshaw, fZZZ2 t 1 Y. Q. I J" V SUFFERING at for seven years, was all rundown, thing. Elks, B. P. O. 'Ko. 788 meet-Madisonville Monday night. B. N. Gordon, Exalted Ruler. Boy S, Wilson, Secretary. Earlington Chapter, U 1). C meets 1st Thursday in each monil at Walker. Se PI?"n vrr I if t VJl IX . E. VSri ii sT 3H tl S$m t HHn Aw.4i'tiTv mrn!. v'i"SJVV'M r.r -- JU 1 -- I J 1 4 H i -- mj I Uuisa ( . ,'sttfc(M.iilIJ. IMSSBBBSBBBBSBiBBBMBVBWMiBVHBlBflMu . ; ! -- wnrL jn: :. na LJt M ib f w jan c VSWWSlPi fcwsum it iv-- a II V iAKW U r v- ,y!TMllikJlSlAji I iy j K tJ 2:30 p. m. KG. fcAiilt-r-aft-f'rn'f- DAVIS ' ttKPQNff "I had female trou-le- s Ci S." Crenshaw, Clerk. ViBiting members are cordlall ana so nervous i invited to attend any of could not do anyTho doctors Pauper; Through Drink. KnightB and Ladies of Security will meet every spcond and fourth Monday nights. Visttinir members invited to attend. Mrs. Kate Withers, Pre. A Welcome Change Smoke curling ujf from the farmhouse chimney as the men are coming in from the fields, gives a pretty suggestion of a good sup-,- ; per and a comfortable home. But it also means a hot, tired woman, working hard over a blazing fire. Your wife can escape this with a New Perfection Oil Cook-stove. Madisonville, Ky. c t,,it!,..,M,Anrfa...i'aNmA''nii'iart1Trihliniitiliiifcl,iiiiTi-if- ' k.' j v Something Nice . jj and olub each other over the head, face aiid back, tho more ploaslug it seems to be. It has been one of the boBt circuses on the road for years, but what would its vaBt array of circuB talent amount to if it were not for the tireless work of the "funny fellows!" The presence of the clowns is esential. The burlesque clowns, the rube clowns, tho short clowns, tho tall clowns, the gradeful clowns, contingent or with tho Robmore than twenty-fiv- e inson Famous Shows. Without the clown, the petite, pretty equestrian could not have his brief visit, the acrobats could not get their second breath, and f he musicians could not catch a moment's en the salary llst and to serve the above purposes, the circus fools features with a circus and command liboral salaries. They are no longer used to fiill in. All the clowns will be here with the big shows on May, G. 1911 at Madisonville. WMiMWl did me. no good. I Mr. Geqrge B Outton, in bis Intro got so bad that I could not sleep day ductiou to his Work on the Phyohol-og- y or night. While in of Alcoholism, says: this condition I read "Tho replies to questions sent to of Lydia E. Pink-ham- 's every treated me for different things but began its nso and wroto to Mrs. Pinkham for advico. In a short time I had gained my average weight and am now strong and well." Mrs. Saltje Stevens, It. P. D., No. 8, Box 31, Waurika, Okla. Huntington, Mass. "I was in a nervous, run down condition and for three years could find no help. "I owe my present good health to "Lydia E. Pinkham's vegetable Compound and Iilood Purifier which I believe saved my life. "My doctor knows what helped mo and does not say one word against it." Mrs. Maui Janette Bates, Box 134, Huntington, Mass, Because your case is a difficult one, doctors having done you no good, do not continue to suffer without giving Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a trial. It surely has cured many cases of female ills, such as inflammation, ulceration, displacements, fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, backache, that bearing-dow- n feeling, and nervous prostration. almshousekeeper in the United Vegotabio Compound, and States show that 51 per cent of the Another Grateful Woman. inmates of almshouses became pau pers through drink. "Warden Boberts, of tho N. Y. almshouse on BlaoKwell's Island of told the writer that nine-tentthe inmates, of whom be then had 2,603, came there through drink.. hs Hugh Biair, of Nashville, is visiting his parents. Chamberlain's Cough Bemeoy in our own household and know it Is excellHiit." Fur bale by all dealers. of GreenBburg, Perfection keep a kitchen many degrees cooler titan aay other range, yet it does all a coal or wood range can do It saves bme, labor and fuel. No wood to cut ; no coal to carry ; no ahes ; no tool. With the New Perfection oven k k the bert cooking device you can End anywhere. , Mi& wib t, 2 v4,3 bjfm, wnfc W, A New J.M.Howell, a. popular druggist Ky., says, "We ubw lBiquoie blmMtsMled cJurawn omelr EoWwd iWouchout, iTbe 2-- ,d of wiMwula Hove cm be,hd vri Aehtt, uUntl top, vrhkh it Sttcd vmh "fT Oil Cook-Stov- e towtl rack, etc . DiWr ewrywherei or rti circuUr t tS dp utml agcacy fr tst ol jWrip-trr- e Standard Oil Company rest. Originally a 'flllin" to cheap- K k line of at the Christian church Thursday Envelopes.Blll-feead- s. night. It was composed of Mr. and Cards, Letter Heads. J no. Long, Rev. and Mrs. S. M. Statements. Folders. Hand-Mil- s, Mrs. Bernard and MissMyrtis Bailey. Show BIUs. Posters, Sale Harry Corey, of the St. Bernard Mils. Pamphlets. Blank Books. Mining Co., has just completed five fence on the company's you miles of wire has yet to build several JL tw- print them property and AT THIS OFFICE In-th- An automobile party from Madisonville attended the revival service - for miles more. W. F .1 I Funniest Clowns on Earth are With the Robinson Famous Shows . A good circus makes All the world akin at least that portion of hu- 'ijraaiilly; .'within the reach ol any blR circus. It alwayB has betm thus and always will be as long as human is human nature. A boy nevej forgets his first circus neither does a girl forget it. It is one of the milestones that mark the altogether too fleeting years of of innocent and harmless pleasure. What would a circuB l)e without a band? What would it toe without a clpwu? The circus clown dates his origin back to the beginning of the circus itself, and from the immemorial he has been one of the most important features. During the growth and do- velopment he has by no means been left behind. He is funnier now and can do more tricks than ever before. Iu the old days one clown sufficed to satisfy the demand for the ehow-goer- s, but now it takes twenty-fiv- e for the Robinson FamouB Shows. NowdayB the clown who could not tfe anything but grin and driVo a donkey that played a tatto with his hind heels on the dashboard of a little oart could not- got a job. He Must be versatile or look for another ; position. The acrobatic work is only a small part of a clown's performance. There is scarcely a humorous phase f life which the clowns do not touch or a heroic feature which they no not burlesvue. This always delights the crowd, for one of the thingB winch pleaeesan American audience is to see some one rediculed. It is the rough aud tumble aud apparently furiously abusive acts, Hcuooks and slaps of the clown that Invariably create the most laughter, The more they kick, pound audjbeat na-turo obild-feood's-car- Saved Many from Death. J h 8 V It. Mock, of Mock, Ark., believes he has Baved many lives in his 25 years of experience in the drug business. "What I alwayB like to do," he writes, "is to recommend Dr. King's New Discovery for weak, sore lungs, hard colds, hoarseneBB, obstinate coughs, croup, asthma or other bronchial affection, for I feel Biire that a number of my neighborr are alive and well today becauso they e took my advice to use it. I its the best throat and lung medicine that's made." Easy to prove he's right. Get a trial bottle free, or regular 60o or $1.00 bottle. Guaranteed by all druggists. honest-ly,bellev- Longevous Qee. Geese will live to a great age. and some few years ago I came across a very venerable goose (male or female I cannot now say) in Wcsmoreland In unexpected circumstances. I was walking from Mllnthorpe to Arnalde. and at Ganaslde found an acquaintance sitting on a seashore bench feeding a pet goose with biscuits steeped in ale. He told me that this goose had been la bis family for over Mayor H. C. Bourland. forty years and was partial to beer Police Judge A. J. Bennett. stout, and even gin. One of the most Chief 6t Police Wm. Bradley. Night Chief J. H. Hambj. remarkable, records of the longevity Tax Assessor J. H. Corbltt. of geese with which I am acquainted City Clerk Paul P. Price. is to be found In an old book entitled Treasurer Frank B. Arnold. "Travels la Scotland," by the Rev. Physician W. K Nisbet. Cltv James Hall, M. A., London, two vol City Ennlneer P.. E. Whlpfler. Street Commissioner Bobt. Wooo uses, 1907. On a visit to a Mr. Councilmen Jno. B, Atkinson. Charles Grant of Blcbles, StirlingMadison Oldham, F. D. Bash, Gen. shire, the author was inform-- d of a C. Atkinson, Thos. Blair C. M gander that had been killed by acciHenry. Mooting night first Monday dent after living at the same place night in each month. for "above eighty years." G. W. M. la School Trustee Paul M. Moore. the Field. Board of Health Ed M.Trahem, G. Gilbert King and Curtis B,. 'Johnson, M. D. CITY DIRECTORY. COMING To Opera House, Mortons Gap FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY 5 MISS FEARLESS & CO. Given by Philathea Class of the M. E, Church, South, Earlington, Ky., Foi benefit of New Church Building This company cbnsists of ten of Earlington's mewt talented young ladies. Beautiful stage'd'settingsmtKlcciic effects. This company played to packed houses at Earlington and Madisonville, this week. Manager McGary, of Earlington, and Manager Walker, of Madisonville, recommend Miss Fearless & Co., as best home talent play ever staged in their theatres. Seats are now selling at the St. Bernard Store. Secure your seats, while you can lo this guaranteed attraction. The following are the prices: Lower floor 25c, upper floor, childien- 15c, adults 25c. Postmaster Chas. Cowell.' OHUBOHES. Calendars For 1912 FirBt inaB . jjtwi'l.'T frtflU., tlfciidt ;i r A FEW SPECIALS AT Great Bargain Sale THE NEW STORE'S Men's 5c Handkerchiefs 3 for 10c, Men's 10c Sox, Black and Fancy 7c. Men's Balbnggan Underwear 45 Suit. 50c Corset Covers 39c. - Children's and MiBses' 15 and '25a Hose 5c pair. Ladles' Velvet Pumps $1.39. Men'B $5 Lw Cut Shoes $3 95 In Tans, Blacks, PatentB and Gun Metal. Factory Cotton 5c per yard. Best Calicoes 4c per yard. Pearl buttons 1c per dozen. Men's $5 and $6 Pants, lu Brown, Grey, Blue Serges and Black Mohair $3 45. HOPKINS H, P. MORTON, every Sunday and holy dayat7:0 a. in. Second mass and preaching 9:30 a. m. Vespers and benediction p. m. Bev. J. P. MoParland, Pastor Christian Churoh. Sunday, school at 9:80 a. m. Preaching ever; Lord's day at 10:45 a. m. and 7 . in. Prayer mooting every Wedne day at 7:30 p. m. M. E. Churoh. Begular services third Sunday at 11 a. m:and7:30p.ii.. Prayer meeting Wednesday eveniu. at 9 :80 a. m at 7 :80. Sunday-schoClass meeting, second Sunday at 10:80 a. m. Bev. I. N. Beid, pastor. Epworth League J. S. ' Han cock, president. Meets every Sun day evening at 6:45 p. m. at thf MethodistEpiscopal Churoh, South. All are welcome. M. E. Churoh, Sooth. Bev. W C.Brandon, pastor. Services oi everv Sunday at 11 a. m. awl 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 9:8 a. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday evenings at 7:30 o'clock. Ep worth League, every Sunday 6Yeninr at 6:45. Ladies' Aid Society ever,, Mondav afternoon. Official Board meeting Mondav after first Suudai in each month. ol Catholio Churoh. We have the. swellest line of Imported and Domestic Calendars for 191 2 that, has ever been shown in this territory. They are the Celebrated Butler line arid the price this year is, lower than ever. Do not purchase your 1912 calendars until you have We seen our samples. can please you and save you money. Semi-Week- ly te . - CAST OF CHARACTERS Miss Margaret Henley, an heiress Miss Eupnemia Addisqn, her chaperon Miss Sarah Jane Lovejoy, from the Lost Nation Katie O'Connor, Miss Henley's servant I Miss Barbara Livingston . . . . ) f Miss Miss Bettie Cameron Henley's Miss Marian Reynolds ) ( Guests . '...... , ' Miss Alias Miss Alibi 'Just Lizzie," the ghost .'.... Margaret Mitchell Katie Murrdl Ruby Sisk Sybil Ashby Elizabeth Kemp Goldie Weir Pansy Ruk ,. Sue Mike Wmfr Eme Sto&s Annie Ashby Bee Kentucky Earlington, ACT ACT ACT 1- - 11 111 8YM0PSI8 Room, in Miss Henley's country home. Interior of Cottage of Spook Island. Same as Act II. A week, is supposed to have elapsed. Preaching 2nd and 4th Sunday at a. m and 7:80 p. m. and the preced ing Saturday night. Church meetim-Saturdanight before the 4th Sunday. Sunday School at 9:30 a; m. Prayei neetiop evcrv Mondav uighi at?:80. Bev. C. H. Grlgson, Pasto;. 1 y Missionary Baptist Churoh -- SO.50 " V&JjfD M 'bHHI Madisonville TO Little Rock, Ark. : Round Trip GO, ;j Manager Madisonville, uujini ,injjiiin;pniiiiyi'iiiiiip Kentucky 'Wpu.'j'r Services fourth dun jay morning aud evening in each month and Saturday evening preceding. Prayer meeting Friday oveni.fc. Sunday school 2 GENEttAi Baptist Churoh. -- p. m. "wiiy"'"''-''- :c: GO WITH US TO Begular services first Thurs' ay at 7:80 p. ra. and third fcundty at 3:30 p.m. in each month. 8unaa Bchool each Sunday mormng it 9:80 o'clock. LODGES. Turner Masonic Lodce E. No. 548 meets 1st; and 3rd. Fridays in each month. E. J. Phillips, Sec. Victoria Lodge, No. 84, K. of P, meOts every Monday night. Visitors welcome. Ernest Newtonj K. of B. and S. Hopkins Lodge, A. O. U. W. No 561 meets every Thursday night. - Presbyterian Churoh Bev. T. J. Lynn, Pastor. Hec-la. Account i Annual Reunion Confederate Sisk Brothers Book Company Madisonville Ky. sell all kinds of School I ML A.Y 15 , TO Veterans 18 , Tickets on Sale May 13, 14, 15. Return Limit May 23. Extension Final Limit June 14. Louisville & Nashville official line for Madisonville Camp 28 1 Veterans and friends leave Madisonville 4 109 p. m., May 15, arrive Guthrie 6:21 p. m., leave Guth rie Special U. C. V. Train 6:50 p. m., arrive, Memphis 8 a. m. This tram composed of vestibuled coaches, free reclining chair cars, standard and tourist sleepers and dining car via Louisville & Iron Mountain Route. . i Where they Y.Q. Walker.;. Sec, Supplies, 'Stationery Watches, Clocks, Jewelry of all kinds, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Pictures-- Picture , Frames, Etc. Prompt Attention Given all Orders and Satisfaction Guarantee MMMMHMnta , :$ .. - Ill " t . Golden Cross Lodge, Earlington. No. 525 meets l6t. and 3rd, Saturday night in each month. Mrs. Bertha TIjustkad, Sec. Degree of Honor, No. 10 meets 2nd and 4th Saturday nights in each month. Miss Lizzie Huff, Sec. Lodge, Earlington Bon Hur Court, No. 55 meets every 2nd and 4th Friday niirht at new Victory Hall. John Wand, Scrlbo. Standwaite, Tribe No. 67tBed Men meets everv Friday sleep. Harry Long, .0. of B. Woodmen of tho World,. OAtalpa I DON'T MISS THIS TRIP . For further information, sleeping car reservation, etc., call on or write R. S. HALL, T. A. R. F. DeTREVILLE, T. P. A. L. & N. ' h Evan'sville. Ind, Madisonville, Ky. ' hi inliMu j, mm i loffmitfr. miwiiiii "r ,.i&rtasjfrNSfl . ... &'& r BraSHflffiifl