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Digital page images are linked to the text file. jilJ t TUESDAY a and lFRIDAV li r r C 1 gar f IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR IT FOR SALE t t TWENTYSECOND YEAR EARUNGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY TUESDAY MAY 30 1911 Ne 43 d l I DISASTROUS FIRE ISLANDiLass Reaches the Enormous r Amoimt rief tetillion t i a Y PARTIALLY COVERED BY INSURANCE York May 86 Conev Islandtthe playground of New fered the worst Ore disaster of Its history earlv today Dreamland l the largest of the amusement parks tal wiped eat and about four blooka adjoining covering with booths restaurants hotels moving pieture theaters and resorts of va rloua types were destroyed inlitrol until three hours and a bllff later The lose will amount to bet tween 2000000 hnd 13000000 t r In all about two hundred buildj ings were burned down and perhaps two thousand peraunscuaceeslnn anesand employes were turned in to the streets B and pennl lewi No lives were lost The tire WRB dlscavered a tiny blaze In the tarred scaffolding of the Hell Gate a scenic railway close to the entrance to Dreamlaud Tweaty minutes after a frlgbtenfed Dreamland ten acres of gaudy packed buildings waB one blazea C nraiuciciiisoFZAKLDTQIOV w aoL wlar Take Mace at Opera House Tefllfht V Mtt Crew elK The clouiHg exercises of the Ears I Ington 3raded School will take place at Temple Theatre tonight and a beauIgram h PeT 1 rrt t 1 Orchestra Overture Shapiros Medley Earllngtou Orchestra 2 Chorus High School Choral Club a May Dance Ward b May Day VardjBerceuseJocolyuIGodard MIBB Ruby Lackey Accompanist 4 Orchestra You are the Ideal ofmy Dreams 6 Violin Solo Cavatina Ball Miss EIKII1r i 8 Chorus Anchored Watson High School Choral Club 7 OroheBtrn a Listen t9theI Jungle Baud bl All that I ask IB Love v PAST III1 L Invocation ev 2 Violin Solo Simple Aven Thome MIBB Elgin 8 AddreesRev H D Smith DD 4t Presentation of Diplomas P M Moore r- I G Chorus Stars of Summer Night Wpodbury High School Choral Club 6 Benediction Rev Brandon + OLD rA HIONED JA8KBT IONIC Veterans and Daughters Will Celebrate Thomas Jeffersons Birthday The Earlington Chapter U D 0 request the presence of the good people of Earhu ton at the Dr basket picnic at lakeside Park Saturday June 8 All the peo pie of Hopkins county and ad joining counties are invited to come and bring well filled bas c kets Especially do fhe ladies request the people of Earlingtou after who n t v is chapter is named to contribute liberally by their presence and baskets of good things to eat as we are extreme b l bYwell entertained on this occasion and depart with a lastiuim c preselouof the hospitality of th people of this city J GOGdentertainment and ex cellent speakers well add fib tlie r pleasure of the day Thaukiug the people of E rliiigtou in ad 1 vance for whtit we know will be th r Yours sincerely 16 O EAitf1 lOTohf OnAPiKk 0 I = or further information apply w to any of the daughters or Mrs jB D visl priest lent f the I chapter I i k M J Youjro wins in PRIMARY By a Majority of 163 n jhe County Far lingtons Majority was 195 Ed L Young the popular younc lavvyerlvoftMa isonvjli yon the Democratic nomination for Repreaeritative of HopkinsP county Saturday by u of 168 votes Earliugtou gave him a handsome majority and vote of the entire county was much heavier thin expected The three EurUu ton preoiucls were as follows lrortk Zarligtei Young 141 Ray 18 majority for Yuuug 128 Loke Earlingten Young 8T Rry 20 Majority Young 08- Hecla Youug 0 Hay Oi Mujority for Young 9 QA1AT CROWDS EXPECTED At The Courier Aviation Meet in Evansvllk Jund 9 and 10 The ereatest crowds ever drawn to Evansville are eaPerredlet the Aviation meet to be heM at the Fair Grounds in that city Friday wl Saturday June band 10th under the auspices of the Evans villa Courier Glenn B Ourlias the famous aviator ia under contract to send two of his most during birdmen with two of the latest aeroplanes They will give exhibitions of fancy flying and serial exploits The climax o tlrd exhibition will be thrilling race between two aeroplanea OUl rfeatureswiJ be running races motorcycle races and automobile races Ar brilliant and spectacular pro grnmhas been arranged Railroads traction Uriel and steamboats are offering reduced rates for the great events which will give the people of this sec ition their first giimpsu of aerial navigation John Colbert Injured S John Colbert who is boss driver in No 9 mine WitS painfully injured Monday morning while riding down on an empty trip The cars jumped the and plied on him in flicting several wounds No 1 bones were broken and while he was considerably out and bruised the in juries are not considered serious and he likely bo out again in a few days U QR R TIME CARD Time of of OenI ral trains from Nortonville KyINORTHBOUND No 102 128 pmINo 1Mt 84001No 122 local pass1045 am No 180 local 080pm SOUTH BOUND No 101 408 pm No 1084 140 aim No 121 local pass 128 pm No 186 loyal pass 558 a m L N TIME CARD Time oi arrival of trains passing through and departure of trains originating at Earllngton EfleqtiYe Sunday April 9 1911 NORTH BOUND No 92 fi25a m No 621115 am No 94 723 pm No 64i 1122 p m HOUTH BOtlNi- No 58 4aoam vNo 95 825J a m- No5L 4i1 pm No oalO48p m tINTERURBAN TRAINS NORTH BOriND NdMJ6i 200vptm No 110 r 602 p m rVeOffTU BOUND Nol03v 745 am No 1061000H a m No 107 + v 1257 p m i No 108 820 p m No 111 050 p m M HETJME CARP MHkE time card went into Ifet1J fldMY April 9 1l J12 leaveBi 65 a na Na118arrlves i 880pj naI i ot 1 BYIN 1VEOBUSINESSADVERTISE ftNew JrheartYQooperationweare me t SCHOOL II GREATSUCCESSi Gave SP Packed House j LAY WAS GREATLY a ENJOYED BY ALL PRESENT The concert gave by the Ear liugtou Graded School atTemplf Theatre Thursday night was A record breaker iu point nf num bare present and gateeceipts The house was literly packed and jammed up static and down the S it 0 siiiti mess put out The pupils and others in the play acqitted themselves well and thunderous applause greeted every number Miss Lalin Des0 Witt whu promoted the play was ably assisted by the teachers of school This eutertaiument was given for the benefit of the school and the receipt were gratp ifyiug JOt ATKINSON IMPROVIXG Physicians Decided Operation Will Not be sAfter several cousolttitious the physicians have decided that Mr Jno B Atkinson did not have appendicitis and an operation will not be necessary Late ad vice from Louisville is that Mr Atkinson is improving I =I Society Happenings 1 The East End Card Club had ft enjoyable meeting with Mrs Banks on last Friday afternoon This was the first for a couple of weeks and was much enjoyed by those present Mrs Kline had the other1ladlespetitlng Salad course was served by the hostess Run Down By An AutotMrs R E Brooks of Pueblo Col well known In this city was run thatcItYIlalt accident happened she was crossing Santa Fe Avenue A machine wasitraveling north but on account of the approach of a street oar the mftr ching driver tanned he could not see the woman in the road and MrsIBrooks could not see the Until it was upon her Traveling at agate of about twelve miles an hour Carlson had to do some careful steering to avoid thewoman ahead turned the wheel so that it took the oar into the curb At the same time Mrs Brooks in trying to avoid the accident thought evidently he would go the other way and she jumped in front of the machine The radiator of the oar struck her and she was knocked down Clean Up Your Premises Hot summer weather is here with all its tendencies to illness and die ease It is the duty of every bust ness man and citizen in the town to see that his premises are thoroughly cleansed and lime plentifully sprinkled around Now is the proper time to put your premises in a sanitary condition and thereby avoid illness in your own family and that of your neighbors Get busy now and clean up before it is too late Get rid of the trash and tin cans in your back yard and back alleys Help put the town iu good condition The town wilt look fifty percent better and you will feel better It would be a splen did idea for the ladles of the varlouft societies in the city to get together and Inaugurate a clean up day the ladies will put their shoulders to the wheel the thing will move and move fast No More Dyspepsia Gas or other Stomach Troubles Nothing will remain undigested or sour on your stomach it yo will take a little JDIgestezeY a power ful digestive harmless and pleasant as M Syrup For sale by the StBftrnabdlIJDIDClmpn i L- klikk l ffiIi Notes i zY AILEEN DAVIS Brillltat Reception in Honor of OneiU The house of Mr and Mrs D H Kincheloe In West Broadway was Beetle of beauty Tuesday afternoon when Mrs Kincheloe BO elaborately entertained m honor of her guests Mrs OG Gilmor and Miss Edith GHuior of Calhoun from the hours of 8to44totrand6to0The decorated in quanities of roses carnations fernS amilax and potted plants The shades were closely d n while the electric lights were hooq ed in rosebud globes of different colors which harmonize with the color Bcheiie of the rooms The large square colonial ball II was massed in ferns and asparagus and decorated in quantities white roses and carnations The parlors furnished in mahogany and finished In gorgeous drap erics of rich green tapesty was ar tistically decorated in festoons of smilax potted plants of ink zegonlas and vases of pink KlllarneyrosesThe carried out the color scheme of red and white the long window seat helot banked in over which was arranKeda- canopyof southern smllnx studded with white carnations on the man tie and bullet arranged vases of red and white carnations embedded in terns The table bad for its centerpiece a large cutglass French bas ket filled with white roses and ferns on a round centerpiece of real lace Planed around this were crystal candlesticks holding white tapers and hooded la red silk rose globes being arranged on small lace doldlies hire W M Hammack and Mian Bonna Vera Murphey presided at The i1cbbowl and dispensed refreshing frappe to the guests From a secluded nook under the stairway floated sweet strains of music throughout the evening tarp nisbed by the Madisouvllle orobea tra plisses Mary Ruby Morton Lllah Bishop Lucjle Whittjnghill and Louise Walker assisted in serving The rpcelvln line was composed Mrs Kincheloe gowned In crea ion of light blue marquisette over blue messaline and trimmed in crystal beaded bands Mrs 0 G Gilmore exquisitely robed in a black satinstriped mar quislte over black mess JlO with underlaid bands of gold cloth plies Edith Gilmore was gowned yellow mesoalme trimmed Jn yellow embroid bands and relieved With touches of black Mrs James Stiman of Clay wore creation of black messaliue with an overlaid bodice of jet Miss Emmalene Browning was gowned in a light blue marojiisite draped over Helen pink satin and trimmed in pearls- Mesdames G H Murphey J F Gordon and Walter Powers assisted in entertaining the guests and in escorting them to the dining room whore delicious ices cakes and mute were served carrying out the red and white colors cheme learclOlenWeddiDg at Princeton On Tuesday morning at 9 oclock at the home of Mr and Mrs L G Cox in Princeton Ky the Beard Glenn wedding ceremony was per formed by Rev R H Anthony of the Central Presbyterian church Miss Ruby Glenn has made Madi sonvllle her home fpr the past three years and is a most lovable young lady who has made friends by the score is very talented and beautiful and is the most efficient teacher o music in our midst Mr HA Beard IB a sop of Mr Mrs William Beard of this city is interested in one of the foremost grocery concerns in Madisonville + and is a traveling salesman for an Evansville house j Mr and Mrs Beard are prominent workers in church circles THE nEE extends to them a long life of happiness Mr and Mrs Beard left immediately after the ceremony for Cincin nit and other Eastern points Okatav na Literary Club uhe Ohautaqua Literary Club was entertained Thursday evening May 86al the home of Mra Jv WI Pritoh ttttjTiie member responded to tb- f q aM 0 1 jYn f j I J- K 14 t v roll call with quotations from Mrs fIi IMrfer the York Ministers was ably disj ceased by Mrj M J Clark A theme on Will the Controller Oarr was very much enjoyed being given by Mrs W M Hammock Victo ilea Loudon by Mrs J E Arnold brought the program to a close aft lyn luncheon of here The last meeting of the club year will be held with MrS M J Clarke and will be of a social nature The plans and program for the coming a year and reports from the different committee will be dlsoBusedre Mier Elgin Entertained Miss Kathleen Elgin of Lovis ter villa was the guest of honor at a Bacon Fry given on Monday evening at Lakesldn Park Miss Elgin formerly lived In this city villa and is ono of Madisonvilles favor bethePicnic Party Little Miss Hildra Ray Rico Elnie tertained Saturday at a picnic at the buMisswere Paul Rice Leslie May and Madeline Robards Chas Mats Hildra Ray Rice and Rudelle Metz Mesa Try Miss Hazel Benson entertained on Friday evening at a Bacon Fry at relMissOkla Little Mies Lizzie Lee Prince of Prince Woods near Allensville is the guest of Julia Fawcett lay Prior Loving OBrien spent Mouni in Morton Gap with friends dasisterin White Plains thfS weeka ed Misses Lillian Robards and Laura Hoffman spent the week end with relatives and friends in Nebo anJeesouviile people in Mortons Furni ture Store If you want advertis was InK or job work or wish to subscribe for the paper call up number 4 willAiLEEN DAVIS SuMrington are the guests of Mr and Mrs OthoFowler to Mrs Walter Waltrip ofNebo has been visiting friends here several here davsMrsG WBlackvel of is yutheTaylor Mr and Mrs Clyde Ruby aoro oompaniod by Dr and MrsG W Parker drove over In their new touring car to Calhoun Sunday Cam Ashby of Earllngton waS here frEdEuen of Earllngton were here Sat urday the Get the habit of coming to the branch office of the SemiWeekly dlwhenbossed letterheads dance tickets or programs We have the beRt and to let us figure with yon on prices AILEEN DAVIS Manager IeInMrs James Rose for a few days en route home from Louisville Mrs I Batley and daughter Miss Fannie Ajjaes left Saturday for Chicago toflpeml their vacation with Goo Bailey in their summer home on the Lake frontvBradley Wilson returned to White Plains Saturday after a shot visit gfa g o and three color work If you waut classy job work that will give datte faction nee our samples and gut prices at the Madisonville Branch Office in Mortons Furniture Store AILEBN DAVIS Manager Mrs J B Ross and son James Jrwere in NOrtonvllle Saturday Frank Mohr of Nortonville was here Saturday W O Morton of St Louis is m this city fora few days Mica Florence Elgin formerly of this place will be Earllngton Tnes day night to participate in the com meneement exercises of the Public schools Clem Armstrong returned home Saturday from Hopklnevllle Mrs G W Parker returned how Saturday from Hopklnsvllle wher she bas been visiting Jrelatives for etle paet repdkC a I a v TUESDAY U n and FRIDAY I I ICONCERT Necessaryc Madisonville t 4 Q I Nortonville News ft Mrs Or B Trathon and SODr spent Saturday in Madi i sOnville Misses Oorneaiia WeRksOaro Radford and Ethel Wallace Hopkinsville spent Saturday the guest of FG Hoge Walter K Long cashier oi the Nortonville Bank who spent a few days last week visiting in Cadiz 0nnd Pittaburg Pa- S turned home Monday Mrs T J Morgan and daugk Anna Marie were In Madi souville Monday Frank Ohilton of Hopkius was in town Saturday Miss Bobbie Terry who has teaching school in Central E stopped over here Satur f dayen routM to her home in Hopkinsville C Hmby has returned from a siness trip to Muhlenburg county Miss Revie Oats was in Madi sonvllle Tuesday ahoppin Leonard Fur erson spent Tuesday night in JBarlinglon Miss Lonnie Denton is visiting atives in the country Clyde Meadows of Dawson sprints was in town Tuesday Rev Cowherd filled his regu appointment here Saturday ght and Sunday Mrs Ohas Burden and little ughter Mildred have return from a two weefcaviritr toMfeT atives at Mercer Miss Sadye Bethel visited her grandparents at Depoy Saturday Sunday t Claude Allen of Madisonville in town Monday Rev J G Akin of Nashville preach hero Saturday night nday and Sunday night Ev- erYone f should make an effort hear him as he is one of the most able speakers that comelI T 0 OBryau of Madison le with the OBryan + Utley Co wad here Tuesday en to Louisville where he went to attend the Undertakers Convention which was held atOJ that place this week Mrs J E Bethel has returned om a visit to Mrs 1telly Owen Ole tri Ky Tip vi itine ia 1 city Bert Maddux and Oleo Clark White Plains was in town Tues night Mr and Mrs S T Oayce wentr El Hopkinsville Thursday where they attended the commencement exercises at McLean col e L s Miss Annie Shelton who lies been spending several months in Orofton is visiting her niece Mrs W L Moore before shetr returns to her home in Green ule Decoration Day Today is decoration day and a le al holiday consequently the post ffice and banks are closed s Clarence Higgins and wife are visiting friends in Crabtree tor a few days DR L L HAKDIN DR L C RAY 1 t Drs Harbin = R- DENTISTS J meu Extracting 0Iaihirrcelwiit Wrl fitfc QM DWlry kor SftaAy+ ou saisr rt asv fire kI PYIi y1AWj + nwr- l J i jI+IWMIqCJW Ij I T kwl I J 11 u he Vi Bee 1 Vj PAUL rt MOb E EDITOR AND MBLISHBR if di a FAWOBTT K ASWOlATE RUeR AND BUSINESS MANAGER lj Association 0f i ItHrj lkers League ta Jil r rI itlihire ifJ Mein MiiTM wC fsae AILEirNDAYIS gr r f q ro n i Early to bed and early to rise r i Attend to your business and advertiseu I And yon will be healthy pros r porous and wise- d1r J J tofJ JFI knew you and yoU knew me r ciI If both of us could clearly See ft And with Inner Blghtjdlvine The meaning of your heart and mine r Im sure that wo would differ less I And clasp our hands friendliness i agreeINIXON WATERMAN Self Enmity cMost people are their own T worst enemies We are all the IJ time queeriui our life game I our vinous tearing down thoughts and unfortunate moods Everything depends upon our courage our faith in our holding a hopeful optimistic outlook II and yet whenever ve have a discouraging day or an unfortu anyrmisfortune we let the tearing down through doubt fear des pendency like a btill in u china shop tear through our men tali- tier perhaps breuklugup and destroying the work of years ofII I npburiding and we Inve to all over again We work like the frog in the well we climb up only to fall hll IFauf often gikNZlne Headaches Signs of DangerIAnyone this town frequently from splitting headaches ought totgo nervousII druggist and get a 25o bottle Carlatedts German Liver Powder HeadapheB always indicate conBtl patton in a dangerous form that may result extremely son i ous ailmeqts BOmetime8 even AppendicitisOur tlerealleaUBeentirely remov the trouble lnsure tala9Ungourenever fallrguarane lityo have get a bottle today from the St Bernard Aiming Co IiicorpitrHtcd Drum De partment 25o a bytUo Fine Stwon I s That tobacco neason for which th o great majority of the farmers had been pining for some itecame this week Thti rains were copious iiinleudfd time to afford a tobacco season and alsn had a Tery refresh lnaFIIQot on nil growing f 6gettltlqu Farmers generally have made flp headway at tobacco planting I ut some were not ready on account ur croptilathe hillI 1 1001SixThree months 25 Sluglo copJes6 Specimen copies mailed free on application Correspond ents wanted in all parts of the counEyT SdresV us for par tfoulars e- i rr li Street f 1911Tel an iti v in in audcktno Always Blessed with a He if you use Digesteze Ithelpayourntomach do the wVfk digests what you eat and makes good rich blood from your food No more Sleepless Nights Headache or Stomach Misery Get rid of all these troubles with Dlges teze Fifty cents a bottle worth tenfold its cost at drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company I Incorpurated ExGov McCreary Will be Here Saturday I ExGovernor McOreary will be I here Saturday and make an address at the picnic given by the Daughters of the Confederacy to the old soldiers at Lakeside Park It is esti I mated that a large crowd will be wIllII Interesting program has been are ranged Lively as a Boy If you are tired run down have no appetite get a bottle of Yucatan Chill Tonic A few doses will set you upgive you a boys appetite make you strong and lively as a twelveyearold Purifies the blood aud strengthens the system 60c a bottle at the St Bernard Minln Co Incorporated lirug Department You Need Stationery Nothing gives an individual or a firm standing In the business world like nice stationery neatly printed The SemiWeekly Bee job depart meat keeps constantly on hand a fine line of letterheads uoteheads billheads statements and envelopes both linen and commercial We alsp do circular invitation and catalogue work Give us a trial You will be pleased f nIJIn u Hot Weather Specials AT i The New Stores I Great Bargain Sale CURTAIN SWISS lOc 12c iand pair 15c ydf IILadies Velvet Pumps Sl50 i New Millinery at Rock 8 j Prices upI HOPKINS COOPERATIVE I H P MOWN Manager 1 Barger Banding Earl Center Street iMadisonvllle Kentucky t 1IIII DPP1Q IJiI r Good Paint Good Results Thats good logic Its cause and effect But its poor logic poor judgment and poor economy to expect good results paintThepaint is vTHE SHERWIN WILUAMS PAINT MADE TO PAINT BUILDINGS WITH Its a pure white lead purelinseed covers most spreads eas iest looks best wears longest is most econom L ical Its a painters paint Made in eight handsomes- hades Color cards given upon request Ir vjSOLD BY 1 tST RERNARD0tk iiF INCORPORATED U DRllO QepART JNTf ti7 Efcs Noma hking Elsy 4Vu w o KIN r JUIniIRAbSDltltafy Pure h3 only 1JIIki1i owdr-r n j rpm RiJyillSriiJe NJamof Tartar NO ALUMNO tlMEPHOSPHATE For Trade Reciprocity E Stenberger president Revo lution Ootton Mills Greensboro N0Foreign markets should be opened for the outlet of cotton goods manufactured in this coun tryand in order to do so and be successful in establishing a trade with frei countries oil American made goods we be lieve in the policy of reciprocity end negotiating through the proper channels for Exohahge of goods and products with other countries We fully agree with the policy of leaving this matter to a special department and tak ins it out of politics handling the subject in a business manner as this is entirely a business proposition and should be handled as such by competent men who are and can be proper ly posted as to the requirements of the class of goods by the dif ferent countries and also as to what products of theirs we can use to advantage aud therebv establish such connections that would be of mutual benefit to nil concerned Through this chau n l the manufacturers keeping in close touch with this de par ment could enter such markets and make such goods as grD re quired by the trade of countries who handle the class of goods that we can manufacture and in that way with the advantages we may naturally have such us better equipment etc and can enter the foreign mark ets with confidence of making u success and of keeping our mills running to full capicity tljereVtv giving reguliir eni loymeut tour laborers and also being enabled to do a more profitable business thrtn we are doing ut present We appreciate the in terest you ire taking in the cot ton mill industry o Itawait with interest the answers that you a ill receive from otHer Eources You Can Eat Anything Eat what your stomach craves without the slightest fear of indigestion which is an awful teeUn You will not be bothered with Snur StomaoH Heartburn Nausea Bad youwtlltakeMagicPleasantminute Get a 60o bottle from the drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated THE TOWN CRIER i Was put out of business by Printers Ink BUllnelS1faJOlt PRINTING iC TRY US ilJIi 0 i t ti J t wN +MhH Nw ss DAMAGES 50000 MMW1MWM NNW W- hThere was no question about John paion the banker la the suburban e of Clyda being a good hiic bind and a fond father When his fcl teen yeAr4ld daughter Clara fist ftImthatJlWknrrttLr atir z1 Buy 70Uoa anatieuU he y swered Gertaialy riot eBetVa trusted with Mich a thing TiTi aaeath I ifeieu d haTe three or four Jtdta for daaqages and the kduse would M turned into a hospital to boot yourbaskabout and pay for any damages I may do If I run ofer anybody it wont hurt them more than 60 worth Do give your consent Think of three i ownmachinesat mot I But you must settle all damage suits he said at last The runabout was purchased and arerivedand he arrived to see her It was said of him that be was welltodo financially about twentyfive years old reasonably goodlooking and that he had some great trQublo on his mind When he walked abroad he held his head down That is always a sign Ina young man that fie has trouble gnawing at his heart In an old man It simply signifies that he is looking to find a quarter in the road Miss Clara Denison had been rani Bing that runabout exactly a week Vheh site turned a bend in the village street one afternoon at a gait of tweat tyflvo miles an hour Her instructor had cautioned her that it was easier to dodge things at that gait than It was standing still AS the machine turned from one direction Mr Mark ham turned from the other Clara was looking at a hat in a shop window and Mr Markhams eyes were on the ground at his feet Some one yelled Then some one screamed Then there was a bump and some one went into the ditch and there were MrlMarkhamThe victim of tho headon collision was convoyed to the house of his aunt and a doctor attended his con Denisonheardfor damages In eight days Mr Markham limped out He was crossing the street to get to the post office and his eyes were won the gravel when that runabout turned In from another street Oojcuredtwentythree miles an hour Some said it was only 22 Whatever it was In miles rods feet and inches however It was enough for Mr Markham He went down under the Impact and was borne away by the l71Dp thlzlnIPublfc When he finally emerged it was to visit the drug store for more arnica As he was on the sidewalk he proW ably felt that he had a legal right to look downM Clara DenlsoB tfas in the middle of the street with her rna l about she probably felt that she had a legal right to hit HP the speed a little to pass a carriage But ftte was there The machine took the tiltt In Its mouth and ran Up on the walk and Mr Markham was sent tokle aunts on a stretcher for the third time A third suit for damages What are you going to do about these suits 1 asked the father when he heard of the latest You remem her I told you that Ifwould be at your own risk Nice mess you have got IntoThere was no reply and the girl didnt seem to be worried She con tinned to use the machine but Mr Markham had had his innings and was run down no more So far as the banker knew the young man had left the town As to the suits he won dered why they were not called but refused to be worried When the time came of course he would back bls daughterWeeks passed and then ono day he was rather startled by the announce+ mentr Papa I have been financiering again in the interests of your bank I saw I Could never pay tho amount of Mr Markhams three suits and 8osohuSo what 1 He has called here quite a number of times and I guess he wants to speak to you this evening I guess he does UI shant pay him a cent to settle the cases was the reply uOb it isnt that Thats no finan ciering Its about my running over him and making him fall in love with met The Quiet of the Home What I want the young man said Is to get married and have a peace ful qulethome WJeHsaId the widower of a con pIe sometimes it works that way and then ag sometimes its like aolniia debatln society Hard Luck He was praising her hair today b- was so angry WhyTA x Buse I couldnt toil him ski Wj borrowidlltfr m lH14tL J I LACE CURTAINS 1y DRAPERIES RUGS n u CARPETS AND MAJTNqt 0 A nice line of the newest and choicest patterns in Lace Curtains and Draperies Rugs Carpets andMattings can be seen in this store r r j YoushouldseemyIineven if it is only tog an idea of the newest and choicest things the season offers 0I We have a most complete showing of everything in i this line and you should rtike advantage of such a show ing to gefwhat you want for ybufhonie 0 t p tie 1 tN + x CiAfrJORTONFurniture and Funeral Director Madisonvllia 1 Ky I I Every housekeeper who takes pride in her ability to manage her affairs economically and in keeping down exIpenses should be interested in seeing the finest Refrigerator made We carry a full line l theLeonard Cleanable Refrigeratorsw acknowledged to be the most perfectly con ruc 1 ted sanitary and icesaving refrigerators ever put on the mar ket Save fully onethird on your ice bill and lasts a life time Ordinary refrigerators only last about five years Made of polished oak or satin walnut with real porcelain lining all in one piece Constructed throughout in tho A strongest and most substantial manner Come in and let us show you their many valuable featuresISt Bernard Mining Co INCORPORATED k twlmjton Kentucktf e rAtlanta Brood Coop i MADE OF HEAVY I GALVANIZED IRON I We Claim for this Coop Many Advantages Over Any Other on the Market FIRST They are collapsable and can away in the fall in a few minutes in a very small spacefand reassembled when needed in two minutes each SECOND The sanitary features of these coops cannot be excelled as the ventilation is perfect and the bottom 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 orIvermin will not harbor in galvanized iron there being no crevices in which to secrete themselves and multiply j nor for disease germs to finda lodging place These coops are absolutely proof against Ratst Wed sles Minks Skunks and other chicken eating ani mall Government statistics show that rats destroy more chickens every Year than every ochcr agency 11 THIRD It its made of heavy Galvanized Iron II and is as rigid as a wooden coop but does not hold dampness it is also absolutely weather proof even in the most driving rain It is as cheap as any woodenIcoop and has many advantages not found injjthern The different doors can be set in an instant and will remain when placed until changed x FOURTH Made in two sizes with 8 and 9 inch revolving doors MADE ONLY BY THE Atlanta Tin Plate and Sheet 1 Min 1 i t ATLANTA INDIANA n W J KIRK Agent fIIt 0S 7 t BEE ADSPAY GET THE HABTi ru c i rTTLY HTit4 u 0 V C W LINDSAY Wholesale and Retailj Cigars Cigarettes Tobacco lU E coat r St MADISbNVJLLE KY h y L t L I i i 1 J I i t y 1 iw6 Fr+ 1 b Y 4 News of fa Twn Ie l Mr and Mrs loin Hodge spent I S fiday afternoon in Madisonvllle fishing friends and relatives U Mr 6rid Mrs John NViQwen spent l I HopklnevlllarCs Mrs B McCarty of Terra Halite In Is visltln the Misses Whalou ifclii creekr I a M ins Mary Blair who hasnot Been acIt C of Mr brotHers lllnessrhas rimed her place Ss clerkat Barnes Oowand 0o John PrafcVier vffiffi friends 7h k Springfield Sunday 0 K Baifoy of rfadiaonvllie was s here and In Barncley Saturday r Born to Mr and Mrs P P Price Sunday night a flue hlno pound boy B R Evans of Wilder Tenn Is vjaltlng tho ainllles of John R and Ifcin Evans this week Mr Iftana is a civil engineer oft on a raoatlonrj + Mr Susie Long and son Clifton of Louisville who wore called to Orofton last woek on account of the illness of her brother at that place b ve returned hom- etOiTOne brown skirt at o ra house Thursday May 25 andn1 r i J Mrs W S MoQary was In Nor rile A few hours Sunday9 E E Owen spent Sunday In l tto was N Sunday Robby Merrihow spent Sunday In Sbtlngfleld with friends Jesse Phillips manager of the St B jrard store at St Charles made rPttethle I tya M odday Jim Pritchett of Mad Isonvllle was iti this city Monday on bust IlfM Mrs Clarence Hl glns Is spending the week In Sebree 4ji Mrs Ed Martin and children are Tfejttng relatives in Mt Vernon Illl Mr Martin will join them In a few days kin Myrtle Gilkey of Orofton is voting Miss Pearl Lanler this Dhas Baruett made a buolnoss tnVtoBt Charles Saturday boss Margaret Mitchell speutSun- day in Nashville with friends John Cansler was in St Charles Saturday on business Old papers for sale at the Bee 4ploe Mack Logan ot Dawson Springs pent Saturday wltir his brother I Tom i O BrMoneea who has been visit ing the family of A U Draper returned to his home in Cttuou Ga Friday spentfdttpdayT f- tHS8b Elizabeth Toomba of ad s wonvlire spent Satu d yanflI r l day with her grandmothrr Blair spout Saturday in Nashville I r J J 1 t r HE ffian who stops adder tislif wkia his trade i ploking pi like the hd atopiifWig wIi the fish bt gin to bite Think this over and let it worry you i S Mrs Murphy of L9ulsvllle is the guest of Mrs Southworth this week Miss Pearl Martin of Nebo is visit= ing Miss Ruby Sisk a few days Heury Rogers was Jn Madison vllleSaturday on business- Mr and Mrs Luolan Littlepage passed through this city Saturday in tHolrautbeu route hoineA Cam Ashby made a business trip t iV a llsonvjllo Saturday x t j Mr and Mrs Jeff Murphy sPontt visitingtrieihls WANTED100 miners at once fur steady work Apply to NORTONVHJIH COAL do COKE Co Incorporated Nortonvlllo Ky At the Lakeside park is where you want to be nnxt Saturday be cause there is going to be a Confed orate picnic there Miss Susan Marie Crutchdold VIS- Ited relatives in MaUlsouville Satur day and Sunday j Mrs D B Banks was in Madison i t fv111eMonday shopping W K Grimm who has boon visltj Ing Iti Ohio for several weeks has roturned homex Mrs Melvin Fletcher vlsutd friends In Hopkinsville Saturday Mrs Cannon and thotbnr Mrs Price of Madlsonville visited Mrs P P Price Monday ClJi8EIIQniWhalen was in Madl Bouville Saturday shopping JflntOveraHwafl In town SaiUr day visiting friends Tom Longstaff of Providence visited friends In this city Friday Mrs May Burr of Manring Tennis visiting her daughter Mrs P P Price Mrs O H MoGary was m Madl sonville Friday visiting friends Dontf toahead th U O V pionluat the Lakeside Park Satur day Come to the Confederate picnic Saturday and bring well filled basketsWe counting on a big time Saturday at the Oonfederate picnic So be sure and come with a goodw dinner prepared 1 Arch Grlbble of St Charles visit ed friends in this city Friday Mesdames Ben Suthard and John Finley of Suthard schoolhouso were In this ally Friday shoppingJ Dr Saunder ofHanson made a business trip to this City Friday Miss Mary Frances Ashby who has been visiting Miss Kathloeu Corey has returned home Cbas Traheru made a business trip to Providence Friday Lena Davis Sue Wade Data Tommie and Sarah Featherston sang at the Odeon in MadisonvIUo Friday night to a large audience 25will puta Cabinet Mantel in your depot complete ready to set up including all tile and trimmings Twenty styles to select from in prices from 15 to 75 i WE REFUND YOUR RAIL ROAD FARE oil LEVI FURNITURE CO J- 1 lar ESt FmultHrt and Stir Hmi IA I HENDERSON i KENTtiOKYe ii r i ULi L l- llrIpI ORIGIN OF A AMERICA TURKgf L Only WhletfHasxaDetdrtleliMrtn The turkey N the only epeclmea ef tths aUrq faylaa iMi aP1cdi ihever been reduced to domestlcaU rtk a1 turkey from wl1i our d3mesticaied breeds have del si1 i IA large flocks and attaining great rdglittd The Brbric turkey of tW day retains the characteristics of tic wild bird1 Wost completely i I tngeW f t31waa subjugated ast subdued to tho use of man it 1i fNarrqansettfilaie Of these the Bronze and thV 1 The Useful Turkey 4 White far outnumber all others com blued says Miner Purvis in America l Cultivator weighsi tar variety we have and grows more popular as time passes Of all our domestic fowls the Bronze turkey Isi I the moat beautiful as far as the color lof the plumage Is concerned Good specimens have a bronze luster on the plumage of the males In breast art Beck and upper part of the back which resembles highlyburnished copper with greenish and golden reflec tions The female is not so brightly colored her predominating colors being black and dull white This va rlety is very hardy and has considerable wild blood of recent crossings in It making It the nearest akin to the regular wild bird of any variety The Narragansett turkey is not quite as large as the Bronze and Is black arid grayish white in color mak lug 1ta much lIghtercolored bird Turkeys are more creatures of habit than any other of our feathered fowl yet while they will roam over l the prairie during the day In search of food they will always come home at night If one will make a practice ef feeding them however lightly lath Water for PInePigeons must pave clean bathlna water about three times a week n 1 a Poultry and dairy farming go well togetherCold the greatest factor in the keeping of eggs Not more than twentyflve brdst should be kept In one flock One of the conditions of the poultry mania to find tho difference between hens j And after a chicken is about half grown It is surprising what a lot they can eat The pouJtrymenwho know whatj each boh is doing usually takes tor care of each hen 1 Bacteria canbe kept away from eggs to Borao extent Ty frequently rtnewing the nest material It is a pleasure to raise healthy birds and they are not delicate creatures if properly cared for If you want your boy to become in terestod In live stock farming give him a start In keeping poultry Although there Is no great premium on yellow skinned chickens yet the average consumer prefers them Wherever It is possible the colony house system of housing poultry is strongly recommended for the general farmIt costs but little If any more to grow a pound of poultry than a pound of pork the price per pound of each speaks for itself Pujleta are the best layers Old hens bring the egg record down Sell off the old hens to make room for the maturing pullets In the poultry business perhaps more than In any other time and at aWCtmeans profit or low In some of the German egg depots it guaranty of quality 1made by which If a purchaser should buy a bad CV he will N entitled to reoeive is rood ones In xeha fic l 1 i C crl 1i J What To DoFOR Sickly Children Letters from Mothers UI wish I could induce every mother who has a delicate sickly child to tiyybur delicious Cod Liver and Iron Tonic VINOL It restored our little daughter to health and strength after everything else had failedMtw C W STUMP Canton Ohio i Mrs F P Skonnard 6t Minne apqljs Jfinnwrites 1IIwant to recommend V INcL toevery moth cbildMyhttlehad no appetite for two years I tried different medicines and doc tors without benefit but thanks to healthyboyC Allen of New Bedford Mass writesMytwo punychildrengained rapidly in a very short time after taking VINOL We positively know VINOL will buildup little ones and make them healthystrongandrobust Try nofsatinfled ST BERNARD MINING COMPANY Incorporated Drug Department SOUTHERN POETS 8ALUIE P IIRAKEFJELD Land of the South Imperial land l How proud thy mountains rise I How sweet thy scenes on every hand I How fair thy covering skies But not for thlsoh not for theeII IOVB thy fields to roam Thou hast a dream spell to me Thou art my native home 1 Thy rivers roll their liquid wealth Unequalled to the soa Thyhllls and valleys bloom with health And green with verdue be I But not tor thy proud ocean i streams NOtfor thins azure dome Sweet sunny South 1 Tiling to thee Thcprartmy native home The graduating exercises of the GET TO THE CAUSE larllngton People are Learning the iWay III There Is but little peace or 3oin fort for the man or woman with a bad ckTne distress begins In early morning keeps up through outtbepay Its hard to get out of bed its torture to stoop or straight en Plasters and liniments may relieve but cannot cure The cause Is Inside the kidneys When suf faring so use Doans Kidney Pills the tested and proven kidney rem edy used in kidney troubles for over 75 years Doans Kidney Pills have cured thousands of such cases Proof in the testimony of a nearby residentMrs Hobbs N Seminary street Madlaonvllle Ky says I have ho hesitatfrm fn recommend 1 g Doans Kidney Pills as are without doubt the best Icidney medf h1tfnttie world When they cured me of kidney trouble in the summer of 1006 I allowed my ex perience to be published in our lo cal papers so 0 that other persons who were suffering as I did might know howtoflhd relief I was afflicted for years with acute pains through my kidneys and loins and often I had to give up and lie down The kidney secretions were also unnat ural I had tried remedy after rem edy rubbed my back with lini ments and wore plasters but no relief Doses Kidney Pills made a andlt1requiredboxes to bring For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents FosterMilburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents for the Unit ed States Remember the name Doans and takeno other Calendars For 1912 We have the swellesta line of Imported and Domestic Calendars for 1912 that has ever been shown in this territory They are the Celebrated Butler line and the price this year is lower than ever Do not purchase your 912 calendarsr until you have seen our samples We can please you and save you money o SemiWekly Bee ErliHgi9f Kentucky r i i v t MEMBERS EVANSVILLiiREQATEASSOCIATIONI- r l 0 Meet Me at the Aviation Meet 0 at Strouse Bros P 1 r to i- D Friday and Saturday June the 9 hand loth make the blg- All store I your headquarters r the j big stores i7 services eat your sere Y r iceand welcomewhether friend of strang I J er customer or not a customer this invita J I LI tion means YOU Join the army of people who are coming to see theclbird men the r r i r i U wonders of the air and if there is anything i Lr I we can do to add to your materialtivelfaM or comfort it J will be pleasure for us to do so 0 I iIT PAYS TO TRADE HERE a rFOFrJ I t Fowls audEggs from Fa mous Hawkins Strain ot Barred Rocks Also purea stock of Rhode Inland Red Eggs per setting of 15 fine Barred Rocks 200 Rhode Leland Red 150 H G DAVISi Madionville KyFmas vrSma7m6rwfa d 1IAtdDJ64rI LI q aQ 2 FwHY I J BE TROUBLED I FILTHYFLIES D weSWhen for a small sum can fit your house with i screen doors and windows 4 that will prevent the entrance of these dangerous and annoying littlQ pests The time g i 4 to put up screen doors ands i windows is right now before theCD ruined Call and see our line of C screens and get prices 1st r Bernard Mining Co 1 INCORPORATEDJ I W R COYLE Manager Store Earlington Kentucky pj 4 v FEADS PAYI rI0 iru- t r rNiiNMWWhVtWNiNwiYUliir V rJ r B M SLATON Ii Funeral Director u t Licensed Embalmer I0HEXTlpORTbPOST OFFICE Phone 1242 MADISONVILLE KY uww1V4lINMtiN1hN4t1 mm iri Cobb Removed For Safekeepin Herbert Cobb the Hopklnsvlll young inaiuivho murdered Mies Ella Cravens his sweetheart Saturday Hifeht has been removed to the Bow i hug Green jail to prevent mob vlo y w lence Sheriff Johnson was given a tip v which was considered reliable that a mob would attempt to take Gobi x fr m the county jail and lynch him l F Sheriff Johnson communicated this fact to County Judge Knight who at 4 ence issued an order for the prison erea removal Mr Johnson and Deputy Jewel Smith placed Cobb 1 h Aboard the Monday midnight train and turned him over to the Warren I county jailer early Tuesday morn v bin r A mob would doubtless havfc a bard time getting at a prisoner in the Christian county jail but such an effort night result in bloodshed r and the authorities very wisely de sided to take no chances Cobb continued to play his meant ity role until after he left Guthrie on x tho way to Bowling Green when he Is said to have gained his composure t iiextent He has not appeared en tirely rational at any time since his 1 crime was committed however Kentucky Fair Dates The following are the dates fixed for holding the Kentucky Fairs for 1811 as far as reported Officers o f lairs are requested fo report to us any ommlssions or corrections of dtotefl h VbrsaiUes August 22 days Lexington August 76 days d Unlontown Audust 86 days Vanceburg August 94 days JLawrencebnrg1 August 164 days Xeltchfield August 164 days Burksville August 164 days Brodhead August 168 days Fern Creek August 164 days a Shepherdsvllle August 224 days I44 London August 224 days JBJrrauger August 234 days a Germantown August243 days v Uloholssville August 298 days Somerset August 298 days Bardstown August 804 days Paris September 46 days x Montlcello September 64 days Alexandria September 56 daps 4days1ff Hogenville September 68 days q r days4tSeptember 116 days Horse Cave September 4days Mayfield September 274davs Banker Loses An unusual law suit was tried out L Iii the Henderson circuit court this week when A L King a farmer Ir got a judgement against Dr A S Denton president of the defunct Bobards Bank for 200 King based I y hie suit upon grounds that Denton r petlinA t Mtution representing the business 1 to be in good condition when as ar shatter of fact it was not only insolvM eatybutwas also 14000 behind as a result of mismanagement by O W 8berrilli now under indictment fo perjury in connection with the cave la of the business war ARNOLD KAHN t NondiraonfKy Idiihirs Merchants Refund Association z YNothing but standard r makes in our house in Mens Clothing Shoes Hats and Furnishings tiK Ladies Shoes Dry Goods Hosiery and Furn ishings Specialists in fitting boys out from head to foot f at d Main at let Street ARNOLDKAHN ONE PRICE TO ALL4- tw r pp 0 k Instead of Liquid AntisepticserPeroxidfe many people are now using Faxtine Toilet Antiseptic The new toilet germicide powder to be dissolved in water as i For all toilet and hygienic uses It is better and 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 odorless To remove nicotlno from the teeth and purify the breath after smoking To eradicate perspiration and body odors byy sponge bathing The best antiseptic wash known Relieves and strengthens tired weak inflamed Heals sorethroat wounda and cuts 25 and 50 cta a box i or by mall postpaid Sample brew THE PAXTON TOILET COsoarotaMaaca- It Pays to Advertise- R L Dungan one of the most wide awake and up to date mer chants In the county was selling at ah Average of about 50 a day a few weeks ago but he determined to have a sale We rented him a page in this paper for one issue aud fur nished 1000 bills He scattered his bills through the county and we sent out his advertisements in the paper and on May 4 thesale began and continued through May 18 And although he had been selling at an average of 50 a day loft every mer chant in the county take notice to these figures and see the difference The first day o 16467 The second day 105 62 The third day 15905 The fourth day u 102 85 The fifth day 16442 The sixth dayun18The seventh dayH 18257 The 4 ifehth day 18157 The ninth day 16288 He took In during these nine days 1186472 Divide it by nine and it gives an average of 16168 Now there are twenty merchants In the county that need to air their bust ness out the Bame way Wonder If they will do i Munfordvllle News AN ADAGE Herbert What la an adage His PaAn adage is an epigram matlc sophistry manufactured pre heror something be doesnt Folio Hounds Do flood Work Such good results are dally being obtained by the employment of police hounds in Germany that the authorl ties have decided to Increase the num bar of animals for use In connection with the police force No fewer than 120 policemen have volunteered to take a three months course of Instruction In the management and care of the dogs Too Much For Her Dont you want me to give you a ride on your sled 7 asked a lady of a small boy whom she met trudging along dragging his sled behind him The boy looked up at the lady solemn ly then rpread his arms and aaidl I am an airship I And the lady bur rled on recognizing her total Inability to cope with such a wonderful ma chine Delicate Hint The hollowing verse will be found on the the parish church at StrettoncnleFiold Derbyshire Eng land If In this church youd like to see call at the rectory for the key and If your heart Is so Inclined the church expenses box youll find Preacheri Overworked Twenty one preachers In Boston and its suburbs have broken down owing to overwork DallyThe lie entirely within In our own mental and bodily state which determines for us the Influence of everything outward becomes n dally lesson to be lear edii and learned with much stumbling Geb ge Totr r- r77 J p artA4 di f d y Lk G f r a wU I GIVING THEM I A TREATbf 9 Lli y sal tLtblideto her young husband Emily Had Mituftc are coming to lunch today I wantto give them ntreata to I unchoonJFheyil- be glad of anything g Vcnrthom though they ueed to fuss ij lot ai what they get to ttnt at the bqajcdtny house Theyre regular kickers my dear declare j Billy You nra wasting your tlm0 on them For shame Billy You kridw how glad we were to be Invited out when we Hved there after wo were married Im going to take pity on then and lot them see how Cizy our home is Im going to give them the simplest things well cooked EO they wont go back and say thatIm extravagant Then she hurried Into the kitchen to give a few final directions to her little maid Bertha be sure to take the plates from the left and be very careful not to spill anything Mix the salad at the last moment BO the applet wont change color and dontdont let the creamed cabbage burn It burnt so easily I know my guests will enjoy everything as I boarded where they dc the first six weeks after I was married and fgot very tired of It Theres the bellIll go Im so glad to see you girls she was saying a moment later Put your hate here on the bed What a perfectly lovely flat said Maude Its so sweet of yoato ask us td a home meal Were going to have you to din ner at the boarding house Only It seems a shame to nak you away from a place like this said Emily Id love to come some time declared the hostess One gets tired of planning meals though I do take a pride In my simple menus I suppose it Is a plesure tp think out the meals said MaudeYou can at least have a change Take lt from me dear that cabbage in setae form or other for 365 days Ineuk year palls on ones appetite dlsPH It Iyou wilt II think its alee creasee4 IIBtam mend the hosteM i Not If you had It as often MoIedcf at the boarding house Ca1i tr ki much a part of our lives tteraheoea- lp IB By the way they staff fitlira Softus has gone to her mothera Excuse me a minute II Uatak there is something burning The hostess hurried lato the kitchen to make a change in her raeaa A minute later Bertha started rthenearest store Isat everything all rightT tick Maude Isnt that your maidpaeieg down the Btreett 4 I sent her on an errand I hope you and Emily brought good app tltesYou were a darling to ask xs to lunch said Emily A change from boarding house fare will do us lots or good Im as hungry as a woltl So am I chimed In Maude I cOuld Just eat anything Except apples exclaimed I think our landlady has bought a carload and wants to get rid of them Apple sauce to the right ofus apple pie to the left of us salad and fried in front of is- Excuse i me a minute Ill have to go to the kitchen Something burning again1 The hostess returned soon somewhat flushed Then Bertha was seen hurry Ing down the street again It must be nice to have the store so near said Maude glancing at the clock But you mustnt go toytrouble forms No Indeed declared EmUiWe like everything I thought I smelted tomatoe I Just Jove themlf they are not soiled with sweetening 7I dldnt know yon disliked sugar In them Excuse me I will see hoW near luncheon is ready Mrs Gary Is terribly uneasy bout this lunch said Maude to Emily I dont believe Mr Cary allows her to entertain much I hate a stingy man dont you 7 They say they are awfully economical Ushe makes another journey to that kitchen I shall starve Anyhow well have some good home made food I OIl think she ought to keep a state in the kitchen and make a noteof things from the grocery said Emily Shell IOBO that maidsending her but qO often The luncheon of cold boiled ham canned corn and other products of the icarest store was recelved In disap pointed silence by Mrs Garys guests ta fact It passed oft EO badly that Mrs Onry could hardly wait for her guests to goso that she might have a good cry During the lachrymal flood Billy fered = y Jrnchesn was a failure They n wouldnt eat anything I had to make new menu andand Bertha has given- rtlce Pplense Billy lets gota vmrdlng No one appreciates V Is this what they wouldnt have Demanded Billy surveying the dinner It looks great to little Willie vtlni f reamed cabbage apple salad toma toes tfdsay you must have beenTL ltefln some previous existence hoarding Indeed The trouble is rls have the kicking pablta board PS hquso disease my dear Well not take anYmore chances of catching ft You really like these things aekeJT lilys wife cbeeriAg up Theni ad the girls didnt want them1think ome Is best too Those horrid girlt4 tR Just go to a re5fa rant next ttrafr tbegV p h i aj ii j r 8 rr1e ww J wwrer J + ww- r 1 IL 1sHdp IN J HPI INSV II LE iRAILROAD TARES FREE r i h I All this Spring the TiiaSersigned wili refund railroad freson purchases Spend FIFTEEN DOLLARS with f any of us ndwe will refund both ways up to 25 miles 0- f I Sp bende if s refunded t up to SO miles t J H ANDERSON P GO FRANKELS BUSY STORE Inco rtoratcd Evcrytting to Wear 1 r Dry Goods Shoes Millinery And Carpets Men s and Women s Clothing KEACH FURNITURE CO Incorporates WALL to McGOWAN Furniture Carpets RefrigeratorsClothing SLoe r CITY DIRECTORY Mayor H O Bourland Police JudgeA J Bennett Chief of PollceWm Bradley Night Chief J H Hamby Tax AeseBHor J H Corbltt City Clerk Paul P Price Treasurer FraBkB Arnold City Physician W K Niflbet WhlpfierStreetCouncllmeuJno B Atkinson Madison Oldham F D Rash Oco C Atkinson Titos Blair C M MondaynlghtInSchool TrusteePaul M Moore Board of HealthEd M Trahern G Gilbert King and Curtis B John sim M D- PostmasterChas Cowell CHURCHES CATHOLIC CUDROU First mass every Sunday and holy day at 701 am Second mass and preaching 980 a m Vespers and p m Rev J P MoParland Pastor CHRISTIAN CHUKOH Sunday everyLordsm Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 780 p m DR D T STANLEY Pastor M EjOHUKbHi Regular service i third Sandayt Il atn and 780 p m JJraygr me Wedneday evening SHndayBchool at 980 Ai m Ck4 ecmd y at 10h0amREVHoLTZOLAW Paster M E OHUROH tiooriiRev W pastor Services 01 every Sunday at 11 am and 745 p m school at 98t a m Prayer meeting Wednesda evenings at 780 oclock Ladles Society every Monday after noon Board meeting Mon day after first Sunday in each month MISSIONARY BAPTIST OHUROH Preaching 2ndand 4th Sunday at II a m and 780 p m and the preced ins Saturday right Church meetim Satardnj night before the 4th Sun day Sunday School at 980 a m Pr yet neetiut evw Monday night at 78C Revl H Grigson Pastor KNFitAi BAPTIST OHUBOH fourth 3unJa morning rind Saturdaymeting ayevenl K Sun ay school 2 p in- RleyT J LYNN Pastor EieIscOfAL CIIUBOJIServ e t audSrd unday night at74 ratthirLibrary REV GEO C ABBITT Rector LODGES Masonic Lodge E W Turner No 548 meets 1st and 8rd Fridays In each month E J PHILLIPS Sec Victoria Lodge No 84 K of P meets every Monday night Visitors wel omeERNESTNEWTN K of R andS Hopkins Lodge A 0 UW Nn 661 meets every Thursday night Y Q WALKER Sec Golden Cross Lodge Earlington No 525 meets 1st and 3rd Saturday night In each month MRS BERTHA UMBTEAD Sec Degree of Honor No 10 meets 2nd and 4th Saturday nights in each month Miss LZZIE HUFF Sec Ben Hur Lodge Earlington Court No 55 meets every 1st and 3rd Monday night at old Masonic Hall OB JOHNSON Scribe StauJwaite Tribe No 67Red Men meets ever Friday sleep HARRY LONG C of R Woodmen of the World Catalpa Camp No 801 meets every Wednesday night All members are ear nestly requested to be there C Clerk Modern Woodmen of the World No 1192 meets every Wednesday L Q WALKER Sec Elks B P O No 788 meets at Madisonville HIi1d y night B N GORDON Exalted Ruler ROY S WILSONSecretary- Ear1In J ton Chapter U DOmeets let Thursday In each month at 280 p m Nits KATE WITHKKS Pres Knights and Ladies of Security will meet every second and fcurtn Monday nights Visiting members Invited toattendC Clerk members are cordially thestJ4si M t AA I DO YOUR TRADING WHERE t PRICES TALK r BIG SALE FOR 30 DAYS 1 L Ivlillijraexy Drees Silks Trim rrair1ge9Hosiry exrid Totiorswc POPULAR PRICED HOUSE I SOLE AGENTS JUSTICE b KABO CORSETS B LIEBER 21 Strttl Nr MMi HtYnHff Xy AGENTS MAY MANTON PATTERNS s l NeN TiDTt RO 1Practice limited to diseases of Eye Ear Nose and Throat Eyes Tested Glasses Fitted I M OFFICE HOURS 9 TO 12 A M 2 TO 430 P M i Office Over CL Rose Grocery Center Street 1MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY S NNN9 0 aeN I n Itspot made for any to withstand 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