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L o 1 ilTUESQAY and FRIDAY 1J ot i UR p tr4 TT4 i 11 Mle I y v YOU ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESSADVERTISE IT FOR SALEr TWENTYSECOND YEAR LC t EARUNGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY FRIDAY MAY 19 1911No4p Oi VETERANS c = SELECT MACON tfor City of Next Annual Enm i campment tt GEN 8JJ youNG NAMED- DEFAIiTMENPt COMMANDERS 17rthe United Oodf derat Veterans a p r the next reunion city at the an- nUli encampment of the old sol omcerwerea Oommaudefin Oh efGen G W Gordon Memphis Tenn Department Obnlmunders 0 VtralniaLieut r Charleston SCAnmy of Te1IueeseeLeutd1 P Geu Bennett ville Ky J s I Io Trans Mississippi Department ZxudtFortj Saven cities sought the fJ l GeneraWilliamlions from Macon Houston Jacksonville Louisville Uhatta c nooija Tenn Fresno OalMud Atlantic City N J When the Tote was announced Macou hadI a long I fRdwltb Houston sec u 1 art The count showed however that Macon had only a plurality of the rotes taut Gear Van t Ziudt ruled that a majority vote was oceiary and on the second byOthat the election lie made unani mope carried J- DiMln 4Avertigo biting e WMarymptothllofone can feel well while the liver Ja powerfulItver thcaaseappear Try it Price EOc Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated drug department U Pal 11 Moore of Earllniton Bee in Lexington Lexington Kv May 16 Col Paul M Moore editor of the fiarliugton Ky Bio one of the best papers in Western Keu tuoky and a former president of the Kentucky Press Association arrived in Lexington Tuesda- t 1with several members of St Commandery No 29 of 1 KnlJhtsTemplar1 watt the first Eminent Ojmmand er of St Bernard Oommandery which received its charter at the State Conclave here tiTa yearsa o r ago and which went to the Nu troual Triennial Conclave tdta- Narai t y tbe0nited the baby cuwultturtotye was also elected president of the Kentucky Press Association here ight years ago and laughingly laid that on this visit lei cele rr brating two anniversaries The headquarters of the Earlingtou delegation is at Mr arid Mrs streetiTo the People of Kentucky I have namea and addresses o U many who have gone west In pas from your section and am 11 Bending them such literature as will influence them to come back home but there are many others whose 7 names I do not have I ask yo therefore to sit down right now an send themto me Ii Is greatly to b year own interest that we have more dasHythfl names and HddsuBS of everyone who is in the west and northwest and whom you wish to see back home We can settle this problem of idle land in the south If we wan t 1 to pad enough Let us get our al sent friends either to come bad home or to send us other good pe- P le But by all means let usa9 1bentereasons why they should VE Slnqerely yours D ROBBBTS See Back Home Association Jackson CIty Tenn i 0 4t Snapshotsi A very amusing comedy will begiveu by pupils of xhfr Er r li gton Graded School at Tpmp le Theatre Thursday evening MapIi 36i Some very popular chary- tare will har prominent pl a pa tile prograrar Fopol a r price a I Church4 tt1t w bias fir Tlie SUTlval The revival whichjhus bee goiinr on at the abort- far three weeks hafcjcloped The last of the aerjeg of Aornions wasI thdeuselypsekellseeking Hdmiseioii who could fiudI no room The interest nUll atItentiou which have been clmructeristic of these tussling brtherresultsway of additions to the church ng1Themeeting wits 83 The music was a high order throughout Mr McKiuuey endeared himself totjift peopleif e both by his hiS a lea IOhRelhimthen and Ate always gives this ius ineetinjMonday a special eervicesfor the ue v con verts anda sermon addressed es peoially to thein Tuesday night there was a re oeption tp the newmembersII After H song prayer and scrip lure reading the new members were irran ed in line on oneII side of the room then the form fhneThe entire line reaching around the interior df the church build it trait Then beginning at the end fnrtherat from the new members the start was Wade to give the hansel fellawshiKjiMi all in line thfetJOway the handshakiu went of until every one in line had e hung to every other one in 1 line They had joined handslbJthey stood n ndsnfllU the tie that binds which was followed by prayer which ended Is this port of the program The Ladies Aid Society then served refreshments to all presB e tlVednegave a song and stereopticon en gthisways ot e expenses of the meeting as hRS been stated by soma uuiuforme parties for all expenses were paid iu cash before this This entertainment of Mr Mogen neys was of the same high order UiJMt h =did While here It WVs well suited to build u uudstrenthenChrislirth charade od was appreciated by all pres nl and the attendance was good J3o this meetm6 that seems t tYUs os seems have drawn thh people of Go closer together and closer to him Such wos the hope before th meeting opened May the Roo Father continue to blets the work done for good in the days to come MinistertOhurohtlSonthSundny 45p m Morning subject fodI Christ Evening Abrahams Covenant Sun School at g 80a m The ineterestfng num v i f i Big Moitiage Filed V 17kA tleIavi Property Company to tl Lopisville Nashville Railroad Oouipnnv for 2Oii0b1111t3bea- tug interest at the tale of 4 percent from February 1 1908 was OonittlnV Clerks office this afternoon It Itisbeing filed in many counties an Ins lo do with tin old transac Non eulCsd kbltuallptrom r3tptl + ltreBttt t vt1 0arehnl 1 r 1 nrSntATJ f By 1Np HFtISTRYvE THOUffil1yDB ARItFIQ TINtYPIlts Forest Blaze burns Over 10000 Acres Jn IfjPenns Ivanla j Mev17Fuuflin1e r 1it0 IpOJintpuncres bash burned Itis reported the fires Burround Arrpyo aud thattUej town is in immiuent danger ofttla eaking out in various sections hourlyIne Atliehundreds de timber have been destroyed Oil interests in McKean and Elk county also have suffjered sari ous Ibss EEAPEE CLAIMS JUDGE PRYOR atives Receive News of Sudden Death of Well Known Jurist Louisville Ky May 17 Death came to Judea Joseph M I RthlsadoptedoIlQm wshortlyNews of his death was contained PryorDeputand brother of thee former Lou tOolyJudretPryorcoming as it didat a time when tyas thought that he was en joying health Asthma from which be had long been a sufferer OJAori reraoved from Louisville Jo thAIe q Mobile ou account of his beuefiIt the change in climate TO HOPIDrSVILLEd Contemplated by Railroad Building Evansvlllo Ind May 16J A own who IB building the new across the river on the Ken side opposite betel has re a proposition from the offl al aisle of the Illinois Central railroad lease time old tracks of the HendersonKytothe river from the new town The deal will probably be closed soon and then with the building four miles of track the new tow will have a railroad leading as fa south as Henderson relineprobable terminus at Hopkinaville 01 fc RR TIME CARD an i Tims of departure of Illinois Cen ral trains from Nortonville Ky NORTHBOUND ldBpm8poNo 122 local pass1045 a tn qudNo 101 M 408pm amdNo 185 local pass 558 a m- lN 50o TIMECARD Titus oi arrival of trams passing rough and departure of trains riglnatin at Ell1D ton Sho Effective Sunday April 0 lOll KoitTii BOUND No 92 fi25a m No 6a 1115 am pmNoSOUTH BOUNDv No 681 480 am No 95 i 828 a m pmNo the TRAINSeNo 104 820 amNo 106 1055 amNo ltl8a2OO1t1TNO 110602 p m dlNo1QOOJUNo indMH A E TIME CAR H If B ttmq eard wont Into lfftJidaty April 9 1911 in2iII 1 t BERNARD WINS SUIT In Franklin Case Judge Gordon Issues Prerriptpry Instructions TEAGUE it FRANKLIN APPEAL CASE vsStthat was tried Tuesday an 1 Wed Sypdaets a victory for the defendant Judge Gcordon giving the jury preemp tory instructions to find for the defendants action Franklin was seeking to recover the sum of g 000 damages for breach qf cqtrJct claiming that he was in the mine tlat the presidcntpromis d to positibn at over a year with tljis understanding and was die causeGordonCox at or neyo for the defendant took the ppsition that the word pernia giant as used in this connection s too indefinite and the com dlsQbargeFfiltnklinatftnytimewithout o Contract Attorneys Teague Franklin- thinkthe court erred in his de clsitinand will take the case to e court of appeals SHek headache results from a die ordered condition of the stomach ofcbamt alilll 1DttfJiOFrU 0 1 Ollnt It7CIC O Presdent Diaz and Corral Will Resign Before June 1st Mexico Olty Hay 17Press Diaz and Vice President Corral will resign before June 1 Minister of Foreign Relations De la Barra will become Presi dent ad interim A fiveday armistice between the revolutionists and the feder government was agreed upon teout Mexico It was signed by Judge Oar bnja the Federal peace envoy Josndero Sr the members of the bel peace commission This is the first general armis tice agreed upon since the rev mlierdwarfare iu Central aud Southern Mexico Tt is believed that within five days a permanent peace agreement will be made Intewholo field of thor ta not a healUipf remedy that repair damage tu the flesh more ickly than BALLARDS SNOwLINIMENT In cuts sprains burns scalds and rheumaItism its healing and g power IB extraordinary Price 26c aiid 1 00 per bottle Sold by St Barnard 00 Incorporated drug department DECISION IN OIL CASE ldjbe Trade RevivalChlwgo Bankers Think Action Will Start Business Chicago Ill May 17It is the thebiggesttStandard Oil decision will prove a revivalIllinois Trust and Savings Bank said The decision fixes the reasonable ness restrainttlhe various industries now know for the first time the exact limits of the Sherman sot and will act accordingly The rul InK surprises nobody It had been thoroughly discounted and busln ss simply held oft the program until the interpretation of the ant should policyNow Following the assurances of big crops the cotton should boom business Tho prolbaaalien Brokers do not look for any start asDa weigh disintegration oftha oil company r aeciiUnttiMlUatlceDr Tbe ses IjElMM J0m s lib pain fwf iuftte the wpttai All drM ttellttn i fi ray J r s 11 n QI a r I j I Madisonville Notes BY AILEXN DAVIS MlssKatherines Eblendurlnn I the Alumnae banquet In this city Mr and Mrs W E Fergerflott of Madleopvi1Wednesdaye We make a specialty of doing two and three color work If you wan t classy Job work that will give salts faction see our samples and gut prices at the Madisonville Branch Office in Mortons Furniture Store AILEEN DAVIS Manager InthbanquetMies Wed OfMIIntownville otHQpklnsvllleguests of Mr and Mrs C W Lindsay IntownWednesday SemiWeeklyBee sonville people Jn Mortons FurnU tore Store If you went adverbs ing or job work 3r wish to subscribe for the paper call up number 4 ManagerRJon bUijnMs Wednesday Richard Gunn president of the towTtaarsday SundyInSacramsBto Wedneadaydays ItoleInCanneliQnO parents J Get the habit of taming to the SemiWeeklyBeet when you want engraved cards emIbossed letterheads dance tickets o r antd us you on prices ManagersforSmlthlaudwith her parents Mrs C J Gllranre of Calhoun isI DHNew Ruling by Interstate Commerce e Committee The Interstate Commerce Com betweetenothingbut canluetlryexacted a x Talk of Conjfr ss Aijournini ofOonasalreadybecon18gen leKlslatlon shalteSoothes Itching skin Heals cuts or burns ithout a scar Cures piles eczema salt rheum druggistI t +etir r- a f f tKjs t m 1 r i0 Y 0 t 1 TUESDAY a nd 0 irIIRIDAYI L r- i j t 4 l i i i Locomotive Blasts eee eeeaaNNNNNyNVN a Conductor E W mfr of Hopkinsville spent Sunday WrftT pConductorpnInterurban is offattending the tocWtnplacer J and1lr r forAfew a tileMMr Grow who was tormeri fair inspe rolntthia pJarebut now of Howell WitS h re Wedj IVWorkTrenton is rapidly prolressh g tohave t The Traction people wore told it would cost 100000 to lily the r 3rd roil from the Indiana side to s the Henderson bridge 3RD j XKC4MP8 HTJITLT AtOrtllSWkm in Jeffer n Gfwnty J Lilt Ten Days ef The fyenih t 1 Adlutant month in which the Third Begim ftt h11be p in Jefferson County bee been seleo= ted as the scene of this years en oatnpmeut The boys of Compaajr E will be in encampment for ten days The First Regiment will be U t ofhef k saddurinttthsTaettenthe ThirdIts ins qt wllltla ra x aVV Theofficera of theUentueky Nai tloual Guard who have attended Mia maneuvers in Texas will be present at the encampment and seven ntwUlbetry tactics and three days will be set aside for target practice Negro Kills WeVLloyd Parks a negro miner o f Circle Oity shot and killed his wife at that place Wednesday morning Family troubles wore thee cause Parks weut to Madi soiiville and kayo himself up The case will be tried before Judge Bradley today HOf1klnsand measures are in town roday v r f 1 h f DR E 0 tUttDIN DKLGXAYI Drs HSTill Rn I RayDENTI- STSExtrtcting I WinktIHi1a CM Dentutry ttomrS Mty OlicsHttrIIUIJ Tehyhee3- NMdisoaotlle Klftly i In and See VL W- eicome want to show you how well we are fixedFup to take care of the business you give us Our stock is immense and we can give you what you want when you want it Let us figure with you on LUMBERVVSASH AND DOORS0 Ifl ROOFINGi HARDWAREj PAINTS LIME Cr c CEMENTNf BUILDING MATERIAL 1 RUBV o LUMBER COM 3PANYINCORPORATED c aCo H r- Zck yqt is r Q 9 n- e J i o N ti r j it 1 r I5t t0 t 1L Iee= 2 t Vfsl taAUL M M EotroM AND PUL5Hflft- Nt 1 1 fIt Awori o f f ASSMIATE MUM ANi tUSHfcSS MANA8ER f Memfreref MN Yttttrchy rt lsNcrwhwt t M- J It n JjJ1ictP 1rx tkt it rtt M a lrrrcMre Store H Sertli 11lrlr Street llfac I eat llfrK rc P1felte f 14114N DAY1Srci9 rK 1 I I1 + Ill or lr k f n t i OJ ai j v to bed and early to rise jIv your business sail i advertisei i prostiperous and wise t r- f 7 h ANNOUNCEMENtS We are authorized to announce Lit Ray as a eaudfdate for reelection represent county in the t house of the next General As aenibly ot subject to the rF action f Ihe Democratic party Ve are authorized to announce i 32d L Young as a candidate to rep lesect Hopkins county In the lower house of the next General Assembly l to the actiont mf Kentucky subject a si the Democratic party v s The Farmers Boy tliig of thePresidents of twenty of the nations largest cor i porations held in New York the other d it was a matter of comment a that of those present twelve wore farmers boys Vheu the youngster at home on She farm gets the blues and fan cles that thre liinnlOuger the 6hauce that there i to be to rise oboes the monotony and of a tllo lot of thsF hit CUlt tlimk of these twelve cauiilijis of Industry who l retnawslai oorthar vjh y wer s j Hwere tfiTifii whan ths v sitar it tty WlVoDBless ambition to i i jTlrf toAvJirtliwir way to the front Jri tii ity Fie wa itjf to rem nbr that the 1a rn i a3 fvolv d ebmR of the iiwa1I tq dientBt men and somfi ot Its mo t useful OJNJS stud that wirii the fiicricrtaliur actlvittf- of n u e ritl1tj air iUf 4Unis thefts V1s 1Womorl tlrrtn eYNrPoRm tifcth u to fi fif xe nt1oualmkn I rit tnplatiot nt tltRstlr- ru Miivm ivtB of tlio fanflerp bat isf and pVSftnt it he has ittt aia inaMoi he will helpful inplm Uo1 vh fio Uvy pe tnc darl alt t the It nffuU of gloom Lt him ie lloca the World surely does war itwi the fjuui that live us Abraham Lincoln one of the worlds most urcii that sao itS- Allilrt Jackson Millard FllhlHlrH the uinrtvpd GufleW Horace Groe Jty Sr laaiO Newton and thfc bril haul Carlvle It was a farmers annEll VhlUlny who created the Mi jffu wKlci laid thp fnuiula inn tht Ul States and n tarot ars b v BMV HuH N who ematiciy 1 Subscription Rates One Year x 100 Six months iv O Three months 25 SIn 6tSpecimen copies mated tree on application Correspond entiwffntedTtrall parts of the county Address us for par tlo111t A r f r1C L 41 HJfS Hopkins f1ow JOAt URO drudgery eoitsuicuijusly IPljRtJo pated womanhood from the slavery of rite needle by Inventing the sew mjf laachlne Lonic before Robert Fulton sailed his steamboat tho Olertnont up the Hudson John hutch the ingenious product of a Pennsylvania farm demonstrated that a boat could be propelled by steam by equipping an en Ins and sailing his craft up the Dellwarewlth its aid Another brainy farmers boy011 vet vanssomettmea called the Watt of America was the first to build and operate a locomotive in the United States Cyrus RIcCor mlck inventor of the reaper the whir of which is today heajd round the earth was the modest Still of an ordinary Illinois former The first machine to make tacks was the cre ation of a Massachusetts farm lad Thomas Blanoharp and the device that furnished the world with the modern screw was the work of a poor Vermont genious Thomas Harvey a thoughtful farmers + on To the resourcefulness of an Ohl farts boy Chas F Brush svho Invented the dynamo the world Is Indebted for its present day great industrial aud power plants that tive empoymont to millions of men LHioirnls A Edison most brilliant of tho worlds inventors sponsor for the ejectriu light the phonograph slid a hundred other devices was the son of a poor farm luburer Pat rick B Deliiiiv nrventai of themul ttple rthe Delaney taint the wle post autuutntictolegrnph and a hun dred other tol graph stud crtbl fort proyemeutD wup on a New Eng mill liiiuii iCUitt a IVlseunsfoIurm- earris C ShiJIes the iuvoiuur of the typewriter whirl revolutionized the business mbthodsof the vorlU Ie XI Turner inventor of the scone t fcmn the dlotifgraph and the Inter lot telephone bearing Iris name nut- snuitersally used wean not engafetf uuhtsfaihers Indiana farm HHod in hire himsflf out to ueiulibftring farmers at 2Gca tjay seeding 6 +tira at uJiioli he was accutlned an ex psrdw1 berg service Is only iial that commands uecnginltldn snip i niai V Ability must equarn with hi fAppoHSlbllitv th fannerfi bv vo has luarkouod to the toll of the hit city will he found tocfay in the rout rank of the worlds useful workers in every large city on the tcp of the earth HP mopes good and the world nofdshim For that distressed fueling after mlng belching and nausea bet Wfell meals take Bloocline ItKnrffi Dyspepsia by strengthening the digpRtiva organs so that they are capable of fulflilitu their func tions St Bernard Mining Co In curporated drug dppartmpnt special ayunts J rL When fthe painter applies paint on your house it is to your best interests to know what j capacityitsappearan are the manwhopaysthebill who loses if the paint goes wrong Make sure of gdod resultsthe most satis factory and economical jobby hav fog your painter useM ir SHERWINWILLIAMS PAINT PREPARED It is better than any other prepared paint on the market or tlleadand oil The SherwinWilliams Co cafeguard its quality in every process manufacture They make all their linseed oilown and operate large zinc and lead mines andsmelters r and make their dry colors in largest and best equipped dry colorI plant in the United States The goodsProtect your property with SW P We sell it Jr KCRN4RD MININGN CO INCORATf 1 J DRUG DEPARTMENT4 T f s h g 1 0 c +SSrx + n + 4yr+ lwMr l T vt J Ufl T7JI r IlII Jbl fII1 1 +t + 7 NO q j wMSWI 4 e i aY i1 IIfh1I t v 8inge r farmhousefit etc I i mneY fields gives a re Y su efttlon of a good supI per and ti ct7mfortathome But it alsp mans a hot tired want working hard over a blazing fire oMYour wife can escape this with aNew Perfection Oil Cookstove A New Perfection keeps a kitchen ihany degrees cooler than any other range yet it does all a coal or wood range can do It saves time labor and fuel No wood toctitno coal to carry no ashes no soot With the New Perfection oven it is the best cooking device you can findanywhere Kentuck Fair Dates dlJor101 1 as far as reported OiHcers QtJr fairs are requested to any oinmissions or correctionsof dates ffi Versailles August 22 days Lexington August7 0 darT Unlontosvn Audu l 8ii days Yanceburg ntt94 days Lawrenceburu August 1b4 U a0 LelrahflelttAttgttst lb4 duy t1 Burksvilte Aujsiv t 154 drirSr Brodhead August 168 days JS Fern Creek August 161 days Shepht rdsville August 224 dft London Auenst 224 des fl Erratitrer August 284 dftys w CJ + rtltkutonnApgust24Rdt Ivlcholisvtlte August lA fl dies Somerset August 29r3 days Hard towii Augu t 8Q1 tlivvfi J aarl t itb tt8 flJ= f A1di llcitl 9e fly AlexaUdrIaSptmnber 5 5 daps Mtfunt Oil vot Itemilr 9 4 lays Hogetville Septemher S days Sunders September 6= 4 days Kentucky State Fun fjuulaville Siptriuber I1G days Horse lave September O4 days Mayfield september 274 dots Fred Gilbert to Shoot With Madisonville Clubs Fred Gilbert one of the brightest stars of the trapghboting world will he with the Madisonville Club on Saturday May 20 he halls from Spirit Lake la aud learned how ro shoot by gunning on the prairies and along the books of the lakes and and sloOghi of his native state after chicken and ducks His skill with the shotgun soon earned fot him a warm local reputation but it was ant however until the tail of 1895 that Fred really beoame known to the brethern of the trapshontlnu fraternity fur the truly tf1at shot hat ha is To diaries M Grimm of Clear Lake Ia belongs the hon r of finding Fred Gilbert for it i was at his earnest solicitation that the then yet unknown entered the employ of the Du Punt Company of Wllmiugton DelWal put aboard the oars in Iowa and landed a taw days later en the grounds of the Baltimore Shooth g ASsoclatian at Baltimore Md where the first con teen for the Du Punt Norldsptgeon Championship was held MI Gilbert is the ataxy shoot where he attends its a privilege and pleasure to know the Wizard of Spirit Lake All members of the Earllngton Gun Club are hltil to attend the HUoot I LOTS OF FUN j = L ILets ao tlstila Aw ttidtenotiro Betttva kIB pFetead Its eeboel the aiiMr plrrtytaIwrkf1 Of + ft t fI i 1T v ir e V F y ey Made with 12end 3 burner with low lurquoiia blue eaimekd r Hina tamely 6ni hei throujtwul The 2and J Corner train CAn be had with or without cabinet top which it hued with drop iheNei towel riclu tic Deikri everywhere j or writ for pItie circuUr ta tSe nurett esrnq ol tI stallda3CompanyMnearporatod Another Southern Mother Wants Her ilBoys Back Honje THUD May 131hofollowing letter from a lady at Woaverford N C has been received byW D Roberta secretary of the Back Home Association As you have requested In the I will here tho rbnfor the sake of money I think w f eau m ike our own teafSOU h h best country of all If we try Ilea io send them IfterUum which will teach them orate about their own country Thp first throe are my own sons T A Phii ps OrcirarillSrh ChiBPhipps i Ptirlrie Qlty Ofe John PhlpDB Pntlrle Ulty Ore Y1tiP1iBPendletonSainl Hardv I irdletoti Oro Perry Sampson Portland Or T IC Luther Fort Dodo Iowa Spcr tary Kob rts suggests that nil boards of trade rttilroTulB and other Interacted isutl literature luthu jtivbh A no tlicr con tjerPiice dfttlipBftek Home AMSO gjatioii will bp hll hi Ulmttniioog leedtrAlny 17th when the matter tif ett tat U1 t shittg theO Buck Hom Mug tklne will be decided upon The publication will be dnvotod exolua jyey to getting Southerners back rlipni1 and othnr good pImple Into jB state east of the iMIsslsMppl mid 1IHjV of thsbhid laud PDiomao revs I t IJeatlachelJQriliich I I Burdock Stomach Ititter tortes liver and slom self promoter diKMtioo purifies the blood Frank D McGnry who has beep ncltllg the pa Pt three weeks at Hot Spilngs Ark has returned home x fee Brooks and Marvin Mitchell were in Sebree last night on bus I ness Wood for Shoe Lasts The kind of wood exclusively used In the manufacture of boot and shoe iaejtfl In London is American rock nla The woqd Is Imported In blocks- whtc6 are kilndried before shipment and are handled loose The blocks are purchased at BO much a pair varying Jni price according to sizes and per haps averaging about 11 cents a pair Do You Get Up With a Lame Back Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable Almost everyone knows of Dr Kilmers Swamp Itoot the great liver and fiord your bladder remedy be cause its reumrk able healthrestoring properties Root almost i even wiph in Over coming rlieunialifiiil pain in tbo back kid neys liver bladder and port of the urinary It correct to hold water and scalding pain in passing it 1quorwureorbeerttnd necessity of being go n the day land to ge up many times during the SwampRoot is not recommended for everything but if you have kidney liver or trouble it will be found just the remedy you need It lrasbeen thoroughly tested in private practice and Las BO successful hnt a ar langemeut has been made by all readers of this paper who have not it may a bottle sent free by also a book telling more about SwampRoot and how to outif you ba e 11 ifeyor bladder trouble When writingntention- reading this generous offer in this aper and send address to of Swamp l every passage special already tried sample marl Dr Xilmcr CoiI rowra Biagbamtou N Y The regular fifty oae gr size bottles are druggists Dont make any mistake but the name Swamp Root Dr XiliMers SWQnl Roof soil the wdj lfJM agl aY doeverbottle 1 G J jn J 1 x r Ln rtM Every housekeeper who takes pride in her abilit Yeeconomically penses should be interested in seein gt r 1 finest Refrigerator made We carry a full line ot tlr0tIt LeonardCltanmMt a i Refrigerators r su r f 4 r Oketr tip Ordi about veyeara l llniti MadeofpolsJ1 alliiitine tefrigertQIriHt a1 mt ln ltndetrongeslu let ui howyou their many ah bk tur St Bernard Mining Co INCORPOHATKD rIIII18I1 Kcnluckt I i t 4 Its but Is made to withstand the ROOFINGrin the kedAthnC8one 1 OUrmetal a 1 Amalgamated ARO ROOFING should fail to satisfy t Send for samples and full information AMALGAMATED ROOFING CO rant NaflBwABM Bin hataAfa j FOR SE L BY t STAR PLANING MILL COMPANY X INCORPORATE + MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY 0 U Atlanta Brood Coop u r T = ME OF HEAVY k GALVANIZED ION tWe CteirTi foiSCoop Many Advantages Over 1ny Xther on the Market F1RT They are callapsable and can ba put 1 away in the fall in a few minutes in a vary snajl space and reassembled when needed in two minutes each to SECOND The sanitary features of these coops cannot be excelled as the ventilation is perfect nnd the bottom can be removed in one minute without an YEtrouble quickly cleaned and replaced without remov ing any other section of the coopas there are no bolls screws hinges or fastenings to bother with Lice or vermin will not harbor in galvanized iron there being no crevices in which to seqrete themselves and multi ply nor for disease germs to find a gPThese coops are abolutely proof against RatWeA sles Minks Skunk and other chicken eating ani mals Government statistics show that rats destroy more chickens every year tlun every ocljer agency THIRD It its made of heavy Galvanized Iron and is as rigidas a Ivtaoden oopbut does not hold f dampness it is also absolutely weather prr the most driving rain It is as chfeap as any wooden coop and has m ny advantages not found in tl1erriI The different doors can beset fri an instant and will remain when placed until changed FOURTH Made in two sizes with 8 and 9 inch revolving doors MADE ONLY BY THEII II Atlanta Tin Plate and Sheet Mill St ft ATLANTA INDIANA 1 vv J IR1 Age11t 7 JSI1aclisCr1VJl1e Ky L lj jWHEN IN MADISONVILLE a th Itl Visit the Princess Theater the best moving pic to tures in the country Something new each ni htrMatinee ever toY5 f Good music a specialty PRICES 5 8s 10 CENTS l a r- o AlD NOE Jr Manager i d fIi pJh t wJMIrtE7a ro i rf + c t3rU donle az1t i f 7 r t Tl f i a rJ r 4Np i ii JiiI 11111 1 orih f r G W LINDSAY Wholesale and Retail v r 119ars CiTIbacc MADISONV1LLE KY 1 1 123 E CtcrSt y u I lerNews of the Town 1 x Wobdsofi Br whhiJ and Luther 13 ioks of Matiiaonvllle were lu town Tuesday toMadleonvilleGeo W Ba Hof Madisonyille 1 t ytlrt in thhgcitytruesday EL WISff made a business trip to EY ntY JUtl rrlesday A iR OBannpn of St Charles mad Eli business trip to MadJBonvllie tTtiesdayI Holi E IL Young of Madiso- nillewfs ftL the oltv Tuesday on business Ueo Mothershead made a busi L ness trip to MadiBonvllle TjUe8dayit PoultryFetidHen and Ch1okFeed is the cleanest and best on the marketi Parsons Scovillp Co- Evansville Ind daughterAiiaIn Indianapolis tliln week triplMrs Stella M Kemp spent Wed nesday In Hopkinsvllio with friends Ms Syble OBrien of Mortons Gap was In this city Tuesday shop iMessrsEd Barnes und Byron Barnes made a buisnpBS trip jto MftQisonvllleWed n fbrI7nEt1 WM In St Charles Tuesday night attending the ttVtI- yMrAuI4sugufttfther j or lItt noftJ spec t Tuesdity In city with her- r son r elfules1nOKirpRPei8ul rp Slllt at ttRaeofllt e flIerviu Mitchell was f St Clm111 Tuesday night utt niilnjrtlralW talent r Mr ffe Chns Webb aoq m r nii ijVii hums talent to St OhafJoli lu dry night Mr aad mitt htor Laura of HertderamK jnhrtoien over lothlf city 1U Pr tIHtiutitho lias boon teaehtnu at Hni ford for the past low mouth HN liMe We luesilav visiting fitei d i 1 j Ware r to announce a alband intpreeaotitile minds of the people that the ton Chap ter entertafovthe o- 1vetbranswith I a dinuer TJal lde park oJ Juno 8 Hon J B McCrea will address the old soldiers andi JUDinvited to attend and bring a well filled basket on that date Pat MH h UtbehUStllUKmanagerI lit the Co was here several times this week looking after business Mrs 0 Long of Madiaonviile was here Wednesday visiting relatives t and friends F D Rash and T O Long of this city wore In Madisonville Thursday on business John Summers of this place was in Madisbnville Wednesday Try a can of Pasco Corn and no SugarVULUParsons Co Evansville Ind EarlhtgtotBaul4 dry Mae and Edith Price of this city who have been visiting their grand parents Mr and Mrs John of Madisonville have returned home Miss Fannie Ezall of Madison vllle was here Wednesday visiting friends 0 M Cannon ot Madisonville visited Capt Paul Pr Price of tins placti frim Fivhlibi of Hopklniviilo who has teen vi + itlnK friends her e several days bits nturned t6 Maiti j BO4iviilPwhflro she will spend a few days with her partnts Mr and Mrs ColoiltuiWANTED1 ree J Iris to Joarii IslJftrrtjschool AI+ j iy atBftb otllce fainiilurlyknnwu I hPrN flpvfrftl c ysJooltnff otter the 1ntertut the L 1 tot for Iou isvllle Wednesday illr was1V1ittMr8LlmB Asliby of here who has b eu vlsuing in MadlsonviHu has re ttlrit9d ibme P P Blair ot this city was in ylsttjngblendsCrtll for Pasco Old Kashioiied LeHu iity Highest quality Sani tary tins Price sable as others Parsons Scoville Co- Evansville Ind We know of no other medicine which has been so suc cessful in relieving the suffering of women or secured so many genuine testimonials as has Lydia Eo Pinkhams Vegetable Compound In- have almost ever community you will find women whoI been restored to health by Lydia E Pinkhams Veg etabie Compound Almost every woman you meet has either been benefited by it or knows some one who hasIIn the Pinkham Laborartory at Lynn Mass are containing over one million one hundred thousand letters from women seeking health in which state over heir own signatures that have regained their health by E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound savedYmany women from E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound made ex harmlesssinsThe reason why it is so successful is because it ingredients which act directly upon the female organism r healthyandnonnalacttvlty 1 torinThousands of genuine testimonials such as the following prove the efficiency of this simple remedyI Colomn WiscoiminFor three years I wasI troubled with female weakness irregularities backache ami bearingdown pnins I saw ah adoIvertisement ofLydla E PinkhamsVegetable Compound and decided to try it After taking several bottles I found it was helping J11ean lJ4Imust say that I am perfectly well now and can not thank you enough for what Lydia E Pink ham Vegetable Compound has done for nie k Mrs John Wentland B F D No 3 Box 60JGolouia Wisconsin Women who are suffering from those dis ills peculiar to their sex should not lose sight of c thfefafcte or doubt the abilityof LydjiarE Pinkhams Vega Ii etalyle Goniiioxind to lr u v a L- Q f n to tidir vli yiKiiilf Ayai j- jDONT FAIL TO- ATTEND THE i The Great Bargam Sale AT Tlie New Storet Real bargain feastsuch as Madisonville has not 1 y r manydaj t1 i ElegantJine of Bare loot Sandal vjust receiy= tjed in pearls and tans HOPKIN COOPERATIVE CO J Hf MORTON Maiagir- Htrrty Building Iias1CnrerSiree Madisonvilli Kentucky L Hear Lena and Susie Wade DavIs Sarah and Tommie Featherstone and the Baraca quartette sing and Dorothy Corbltt recite at the Baraca Vaudeville tonight at Temple Thea tre Three reels and illustrated ISOUg in addition Only 6 and 10a or an average of Ic per number Is eveningspleasure Lost Between Mr J B Atkln Bens residence and the post office Thurnday morning a locket with ladys head surrounded by horseshoe and with several sets Finder will return to Beatrice Berry at Mr Atkinson and receive liberal reward All of our candy Is made under the laabsol1ltely THE CANDY KITCHEN r Mudlsonviileand Earlington thiseityjiay tWbimyou Bee the brand PASCO Ismfor the inouoy Parsons Souvlllo Co- Evansville mud Thos Logan of this city was in Iudibonvllle yesterJRyvisitingrieudg or Mrs John Hamby who hag been ponding a few days in Madisonville fl8 returned home Wyatt of Hecln madaabu6i Yl11Iuesrav vJl1eStheolosh1JHuh School Wednesday torSlearJJNOKJONVIILE COAL COKE CO Incorporated Nortonville Ky 1 Elgie SlBk of this city was in Mndisonvilie Wednesday A G Spillman of the St Bernard Co was in Madisonville Wednesday oil business The Baraca Vaudeville will be to- uightand tomorrow glghtat Tem Entire change of pro gram Admission 5 and 10 cents For benefit of new church building Three reels five songs and a reading llightComeand attend a first class home talent vahatid11o I H rt Brand Peas are the finest in the World Doivt take our word for it but try a can and be convinced Parsons Scovllle Co- Evansvllle Ind VW R Coyle manager of the St Bernard store was in Madisonville AVeJnosday on business Miss Anna Edmondqou of Owens bbro who has been visiting friends Madisonvilleturned home B E Nixon of this cjty was called testifyluW J Faull and son of St Charles were here Wednesday vis iting irlends Frank B Shah of the country was here this week on business guaranteethemTHE CANDY KITCHEN Madisonville and Earlligtnn fling McMullen of this city went to Nebo Wednesday- Mrs McMullen who has bpeil vis itlng relatives in Nobo several days has returned home Mrs W H Borders of this city via ited relatives in MacllBoiwlile Wed nesday MIss Alma llenfro of Bowling Green spent Sunday with her mother Mrs J W Benfro Mrs I A Broomo of Etonah Tenn will arrive In a few days to visit relatives Mrs L G Renfro had a letter from Mrs Sam Lyons formerly of this place telling her they were now lo sated in Grand Junction Colorado were pleased with the West Our old friend F D McGary has accepted a position as traveling salesman for a St Louis house It is needless to say that after making BuchagroatfluQoeBsln his position wits his furrier people he will cer taiiily make good in his new Held of labor Tho condition of Jetf MoEuenwhu has been ill for some time Is much Improved Mrs Win Morrison of this city who has been visiting In Hopkins lids hat rettttiie4lfoi te u SOME OF OUR GASH PRICES FOR MAYt I A11Calicoyr fI ooSler Brown Domestic 50 Hope Bleached Dohiestic i 6 340 f 4I2C iLining vv 3 3tr FE LIT MEMtti1I4UNI ES NAN QA jsTYLISH J f 2i i 1 1 r L f BI3 Oij si GO r MADISONVILLET k TU cK I 11 OJRMONEY 13AC CIE YotrVVANX ITj 1f V y oW qlS01 t l 1 ANSWEIUl THE CALL Earlington People Have Found This isTrue A cold a strain a sudden wrench A little cause may hurt the kid n Spoils of backache often follow Or some of the urine A splendid remedy for such at tacksA that has cured thousands Is Doans Kidney Pills a true remedyMany toll people rely on it Hero is Earlington proof tonlKVIkidney trouble for years I had mybacklifted the attacks were particularly acute My oack ached at night Bud when I arose in the morning I was easilyfelttroubled by headaches and dizzi ness I knew that my kidneys were disordered as the kidney secretions were unnatural Learning of Doane Kidney Pills I procured a supply milul received relief from the titHe I- iiusing them The contents of two boxes cured me J shall rocom raend Doaujj KidoyPilts ut evoty opportunity i Fpr sale by all dealers Price GO coots F08teril burn Co Bnifalo Now York solo agents for theUnlt 6iI tRemeinbor the and take no other nameDoansI placevfslthtteflu k Mrs M H Tappail Is visiting her piireuts ut Elktou Jr Barnett was in Mortons Gap yesterday Everybody eats candy why not get the best Our candy is home extremelylowMad slI 1ville aud Earlington Mr antitMrs Will Sights of Howell are visiting friends here Mrs Ell Hafer was in Madisou ville yesterday W E Rush spent yesterday in Anton Mrs Albert Morehead and daugh tel Miss Zjlpah were in Madison vllle yesttruay Mr Mid Mrs W R Thornberry have gone to housekeeping on Moss avenue Miss Ella Vincent of Central City is visiting her brother Jube Mrs Robert Fenwiclc has returned from NashviltoIJesse Philips of St Charles was here vesterda- yOooewboltwas In Madisonville yesterday on business Miller Evans and Leo Salmon was in Madisonville lust flight attending the comm ncemet exwrciaea I CantWork When you feel that you can hardly drag through your daily work and are tired discouraged and miserable take Cardul the womans tonic Cardui is prepared for the purpose of helping women to regain their strength and health Not 1Jydoplng with strong drugs but by the gentle tonic action of pure vegetable herbs B56 0Take CARDUI The Womans Tonic Mrs L N Nicholson of Shook Mo writes Before 1 began to take Cardul 1 was unable to do any work I have taken 5 bottles and have Improved very much I can the most of my housework now I cant say too much for Cardul it has done so much for me Your druggist sells Car dui Get a bottle toddy 0 a Jrk I J 1f e- V L Praoticejimited to dlseaselof Eye Ea l ose and Throat i lEyes Tested Glasses Fittedp P U o OFFICE HOURS s 9 TO 12 A M 2 TO 430 PM Office Over C L Rose Grocery Center Street KENTUCKY4O4 j T iPiI IIII jn 1ji F t1IV J 1i + VII IIp FQR SALE ti Fowls and Eggs from Fa mous Hawkins Stramot Barred 1aahl Also stock of Rhode Island purej tiiKB per B6ttinK or15 Barred Hooks 2 00 Rhode E islanfl Red 150 1 E E MadisonvilleDAVIS J a C QIIL j 11flid1 d n Pniaftm BE EADSPAY GET THE HABIT IIi r JSS8SS4SSS r f VVHY BE TROUBLED WITH C FILTHYFLIES CLY DM t Vfr till t 1 1 i1 When fora small sum we can fit your house with jfscreeii doOrs arid windows 1 j that jviillprev nt the entrance 81 of these dangerous and 4Y noyinglittle pests The tlllelto put up screen doors and s 1windows is tight now before 111 the house is filledan areCwall curtains ruined Gall nd see our line of ft I C7 screens and get prices I Cf Sty Bernard Mining Co p i r INCOAPOAATEDJ t i W R COYLE Manager Store l Earlington Kentucky i tit hvi ovi avovi i 14 n 1 ASK TO SEE OUR SWfELLJOB WOR Kta 1 tprJe- Mt p t1 wys f rsIx j e if r t yrr o 1 a L ti prt ii IFiiit TTQTTj1 rip PORCH SWINGS I Mission FinishSun and Water ProofICOlnpl t alns and Splendid line of Porch Rugs Porch Shades and Porch Furniture G OF L r L1 P Furniture Carpets and Draperies Funeral Director and Embalmer i C STXAffGE MISSIVE RECEIVED Cry for Help Written on Dollar Bill in Church Contribution Box BroanwayLouisville help I am a prisoner and am held captive Come for Gods sake come Written m an apparently labor Zone but legible baud on the back of a onedollar bill which found Its way into the contribution box at the Pewee Valley church the above message caused much excitement in two or three families In east Broad way yesterday It is believed that the writing WAS the work of a prac tical token The people who occupy the mod est little frame cottage were much puzzled when shown the bill and declared in no uncertain tone that 3f anybody was held captive in the ecttage they didnt know it The is owned by Miss KatherIne Stroble who lives there and Mr and Mrs Van Arsdale occupy part of the house Louisville Herald drl1KKlettChamberlains Cough Remedy in our own household and know it is excellent For sale by all dealers Jas Corbitt was in Madisonville yesterday on business Net Another Methuselah la aa ancient burying ground at craantown Pa there is a stono landing over a grace on which Is la cribed In memory of Adam Shisler who departed this life December the 18 1777 Aged 969 years This in criptlon never fails to startle the stranger seeing It for the first time trko thinks perhaps it is the record r a latterday Methuselah but the fact IB Shlsler died when be was six tynine years old The stone cutter thls Instructions mixed and be carved 86 as indicating the years kilter had lived Discovering his Mistake and possibly not willing to l eager loss of labor he effaced the 9 with cement and added another 9 after the 6 which would make the faKcriptlon read 69 ears After v flae the cement fell away and them ttke ftgures 969 were left to tell flfcelr zalBleftdlng story 450 I 6 OOi 850 J AlA L Madispnvil1e A GREAT FALLING OFF y lie r ula little Jimmy looks after Its two woks in the mowataliw DM IM really laud a ieh4- Teo cliff bouse bra hoary trees v rtftuuIn QUITE GOIWIECT Jim He says he has a weak heart Jack Well nes right about St1tleast its brittle flit isnt weak Why his heart Js broken by three or fou lirls every summer L fWhite MJQODtain Refrigerators Every homeloving woman is ambitious to possess a handsome refrigerator with storage chamber in beautiful snow white ice cold cisily cleaned and kept clean PROVISIONCHAMBER FINISHED IN GLEAM IN WHITE STRICTLY SANITARY HARD AS FLINT SMOOTf AS GLASS The White Mountain Stone Lined is the best reftiferarator made You might as well get the best OBRYAN UTLEY CO Incorporated Furniture mid UfiJirtakiHg Madisonville Kentucky J A 1 ti tJNt n A Society Gaiid Of Arty t Character Printed at This Office +1Cr r IiIGET 1HE BEST I b Samples Shown and PrlM Fur nished on Application I tvl CITY DIRECTORY jw Mayor H 0 BourlaniL Police JudgeA J Beunett Chief of Police Win Bradley Night Chief J B Hamby Tax Assessor J H Corbltt Clerk Paul P Pric- eTreasulerirankB Arnold W K Nisbet WbipflerStreetCouuollmen1Jno B Atkinson Madison Oldham FD Rash Geo O Atkinson Tbos Blair OMHenry Meeting night first Monday ni in nionth MopreBoardG Gilbert King and Curtis B John sun M D- PostmasterChas Cowe1hr CHURCHES CATHOLIC OHUHOH Fir8tfvirtaB every Sunday and holy day t7Q a m Second mass and preaching 990 a m VesJ erf and benediction j p m Rev J P McPariandPa8tor CHRISTIAN OHUROH StiHday everLordsm Prayer meeting overy Wednes day at 780 p m DB D T STANLEY Pastor M ECHUKOH Regular sonnet i third Sunday at 11 a m and 7IOp m Prayer meeting Wednesday evening- at 7 80 Sunday school at I 80 a m Class meeting second Sunday at 1080 a n REV HdirzoiiAW Pastor M E OHUKOH tioofH Rev W C Brandon pa torl8erTiHi 01 every Sunday ano 746 p m Sunday school at 93a m Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 780 oclock Ladies Aid Society Mondav meetia1Mqpday month 11lI8SIONARYPreaching 2nd and 4th Sunday t11- a m and 780 p m and the preced ing Saturday night Church meetinv Sunday Prpyti neet lap eve rv Monday night at 78f Rev C H Grigson Pastor QHURQHServices evening in each month and Satur day evening preceding Prayer meeting Friday evendfc Sunday school 2 p m REV lJ LYNN Pastor EPISCOPAL CHUBOH Services let and 8rd Sunday night at 746 atthe Library REV GEO C ABBITT Rector of LODGES r TurperNoM8in each month E J PHILLIPS Sec Victoria Lodge No 84 KofPmeets every Monday night Visit ors welcomeERNEST NEWTON K of R andS Hopkins Lodge At 9+ Vi Wt No 581 meets every ThU rldl utehfc Y Q WALKER Sec Golden Cross Lodge Earhn ton No 626 meets island 8rd Saturday night in each month MRS BERTHA PMSTEAD Sec Degree of Honor No 10 meets Dud Saturday nights in eaoh month Miss LLZZIB HUFF Sec EarltugtouCourt3rd Monday night at old Masonic Hall B JOHNSON Scribe Standwalte Tribe No 67Red Men meets every Friday sleep HARRY LONG C of R CatalpaCampday night All members are ear neatly requested to be there O S CRENSHAW Clerk Modern Woodmen of the World Noi 11902 meets every Wednesday Y Q WALKER Sec Elks B P O No 788 meets at nightBRuler ROY S WILSON Secretary 0meetsat 280 pm MRS KATE WITHERS Pres Knights and Ladies of Security meet second Monday nights Visiting members invited to attend CS ORENSHAW Clerk 4 cordlalhinvitedLodges v rs Mrs Llf Rice and little sOlt9l visitinghercity Thursduy qa their rsturii aitterrMissMrs Tom Hodge and son Cliarley Wednesdaiiiting nrshrrf t Instead of Liquid AnoseptlcsrPeroxide mfihy pooplo are now using Paxtine Toilet Antiselade The new jtoilcl gcVmtclilc povrtlet4 Jloljo dlSSOI ell In water us needed For all toilet and hygienic uses it is hotter and more economical To cleanse and whiten the teeth remove tartar and decatyTo month ct- estrpy disease g rlns and purify the breath To l cP attiflcinlteethandb- ridgework clean odorless To remove nicotine from the teeth and purify the breath after snlokinr yodorsThe best anti lc known Relieves and strengthens tired wok inflamedeyes Heals sorethroat wounds and cuts 25 and 50 eta abox druggists or by mall postpaid Sample Free THE PAXTON TOIUCT OOtearenMs COLOKED COLTnOTv i Prof S R Driver who has been sick for more than a year idled latSunday morning His funeral was conducted from C M E church Monday at 2p m by Revs P W Garrett G O Parker arid J R Evans He was buried with honors by the Odd Fellows lodge No 1729 House lodgeNospeotable pltizen He was loped and honored by both white and cot ored The very large audience which attended his funeral and followed his remains to their last resting place testifying to his among us resolutions were offered by the lodges the church and the choir His family has the largePeaco gradnatInpreached last Sunday morning at the Baptist church by Rev Evans was enjoyed Two of Mrs Drivers sisters from Henderson were in toWn Monday to attend Prof Drivers Rev J A Boyd reports a grind 8uudayBasketRev A B Perry preached a soul stirs ring sermon Rev JB Colbert A M D D pre siding elder of the Loumvlhe district will preach the Baccalaureate set moil for the next Sunday afternoon at tho A M E Z church Brother Boyd is suffering from a wound on his foot caused by step ping on anal Miss Etta Terry of Memphis Is here visiting relatives aad friends She will possibly spend the summer here Miss Grace Robinson of St Louis foundat 4 Dewitt Moody of Pans J Teiiu IB visiting in town Those who were present at the C M E church Ikst Sunday to hear the Odd Fellows Thanksgiving sermon by Rev J K Evans pronounced It a emIThe concerts given by the primary and intermediate grades Wore ex puptHideservescellent programs reudered Prof Boll will deliver an address to the W O T U and the Y M O A Friday night May 19 at the A M E Z church Madisonville Notice Poultry Raisers Now Is the time of year tQ feed your fowls a good tonic R41144cures Cholera Roup Gapes Canker and Llmberneuk When fed as a preventive it not only keeps them healthy but makes them lay Price 6OcNo Cure No Pay Guaran teed by your druggist St BarnardIMining Co Incorporated parta ftti BtirBgton Ky Gard KyTryfor booklet on diseases of poultry + Large Contract for Steel Rails Contracts for steel rails were played last week for an aggregate ol 80 000 tons and orders for 75000 tons expectedthatwork under full pressure Bad Prospect For Black Patch Growers doubt if a full crop of to bacco will be raised iu the Black Patch this year Plants are nut doing well cutworms are busy and labor conditions are not the best Calendars For 1912 We have the swellest line of Imported and Dp njestic Calendars for 1912 that has ever been shown in this territory They are the Celebrated Butler4 line and the price this year is lower than ever Eo not purchase your 1912 calendars until you haves n our samples We can pleas you and savel you moneyf j SemiWeekly Bee Earlingto Kentucky N J 11 c 1DC i i Ji c JO t dale of 1 r Special wr + xi aia 5 rNiw t Womens Outer Garments MS 1Ii t fi Iitt1 t 11 j ri y r I tc w R0r thisf1 vewwiUlhaMespecial I Jff r T i L Low Prices v n rLadl eReadytoVear fr r T11t to 0IV ju IX garments as Kf5Jj6 srr- w t F- I It i l Spring Tailor Suits i Y 3000 Fine Tailored Suits J1 91175- y 2500 Suits all styles and materials V 1675 1 715d 1 2000 Tailor Suits white 1 O75f500 Spring Worsted Tailor Suits f Long Cdats r pa r J 12751 750 Mot ra Silk Pongee Coat 0 9 1500 Satin Pongee and MohairrCoats- fll 175 1 1250 Emb Pongee and Black Taffeta Coats 9 9- 87I Oftt fl 1000 Pongee Mohair and Cloth Coats Sr 850 and 750 Black Taffeta Short Coats 675 m i 4 Linen Wash Suits d Just twenty Suits carried from last season Prices ranged from 500 to 1800 Choice of any of these 198 fl suits A r a 4t Silk Pettlcoafs181 Another jot of these splendid Black Taffeta Petticoats that cannot be pce equaled elsewhere under 400 Our 298 r Lawn monaaA ti Short Lawn Combing Jacket Butterfly Sleeve tOe 3 t Full length Lawn Kinwhafc j J fcv 0 49c ru4 i Full length Crepe klmonar98C I I y Voile Skirts Just two very special values in Embroidered Black Voiles Good Crisp Material Best Workmanship Priced s at650and 7 9U r r9 t WHERE TO ECONOMIZE Y IN PAIN1INGVx fI1 ii 0 IHs true economy to use the best paint possible to obtain A when painting a nouse The difference in cost rlispaints as our rlSberwin jjti1 and Economy PaintsoLL tfiIi Q tJthehfeoglVII1gtests have n the of these 5coveringrf any painter can prepare Call for color card and let Us figure on what youll need i xr GARDINER lPBOW fRiJ rncer eratcdIDruggists and Pharmacists Madisonville Kentucky l L 1 iiir t r t J f- 81 ADS PAY Y 1jir r r