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Digital page images are linked to the text file. wai1 I r TUESDAY H and- L i FRIDAY n H I T 7rII Ij f I IF YOU DONT WUR IT FOR SALE t cii y YEAR s ito JUNE 2 Ml K I IN lf f Man Killed Another Fatalj ly Injured KT r i I v But the 500 Mile Contest at the InV 4 I is Still in Progress 1 I dInRpoirlf Iud May i great800 mile automobile race is be II ingjrbn today at the motor speedway J and 50000 people are In attehdanci There are tory cars in the race which Is regarded atone of the most 1 I important since the development of automobile speeding i The race was started at 10 oclock this morning Shortly after the start a tire on an I Amplex car burst SP Dickson the meohaniolan was killed and Joseph Greiuer the driver received injuries whidh the physicians Way J will provafataJ The speedway management had perfected every posijjble precaution to avoid aoo1detsud tb arrangea injauts at the Jraot iretJe bj t l known to jbut 1 wlh stter1nchances for serious ups are Why r it Ii to Dd1 I patrqlJJten Xrpni tt eJn l dla apolli thf fiemUe- of roate fre uij thecsnt r the olty to the Pdwfty g putds 100 special 4parkj employes are In charge of tfll9 ligorowUat the park I farUftiton jo Play Croftn at That flaee 1 Darlington will journey to Orofton Sunday for a game of ball Crofton J will have the old reliable Fayon thgmuund frpm Hqpjpwn A hQtj 14 game expected ThV lineup for Ijfarllngton is as follows 1I Clarkc I fTPeytou p SL t lb I f if IB Wllsont 2b P King 68J = I J Long 3d dribble If Mitchell of TD Curtis rr r SECOND i Of Confederate Veterans 1e1 Hopkins ICUntyWIJI be HeW at j r f LochMary Saturday at LochlMary in Earl r ington the second of the Confederate to kins county wlll bfl held and If the feather Js good the old epldlers are xpeoting to have grand and glorious time i Senator Jar B McUreary will be tteapeaker of the day and he will deliver a heart to heart talk to the Men with whom he- x fought There i will be other speakersbut thei entire j ipeklngpro ram has not beenmade qutj I t Ono of the features of twcay will be the big picnic dinner which will be served by the Daughtere At the firreunion which was Le3 last year at Mortons Gap there were about 75 of the wearers of the gray assembled and after they had a day of oratory mutton and a talk over old times they enjoyed it so much 0that it was decided to make It an annual affair J Decorate Graves iHndav Sunday the Veterans will decorate the graves of their departed mem bersat the Odd Fellows oemetary Meeting at the Y M C A building 4 arrival of the 215 L terurban a parade will b formed which will include every automobile dlQ tho county Company E will I pay a tribute to the memory of their departed members on the same day And a full uniform will be in the pa iJadowhloh promises to be a gorg eous I scene The regular decoration day Is Juno 8 but on account of the reunion being held on that day the decoration was postponed until t Sunday T 7 Help the baby through the teeth period by ulvingit McGEES BABY ELIXIR It a healthful whole iIi joule remedy a ba J bys delicate stomach It contains I no opium or morphine or injurious drugs of 0nnderlts excellent et9maoh bowels correcting nce i and SGld by fierninrd Mfniilg Oo Incorporated 1 iI rNOUST df r f y Wf fi ADVERTISt BUSINESS ADVERTISE lIif TWENTYSECOND EARL1NGTON tfllDEATH DRIVES AUTO RAGE IOne dIanpMisSedway BOTbeJ utom6bireraeiR fltldAJ mquntfdpqcp moMrcyejf polioejdeparttoentjong I r 11A AHMUALREUHION anpualreunlon followlnKtho welLadaptedto urJepartment 1EGIN WITH WAR SONG END WITH ROCK OF AGES I- Veterans in Chicago Realize March is Last For Many 1 Chicago May 80Otvil war vet erans 2000 strong sang John Brown tg Bpd y iMaroh I ngthrough Georgia and other wartime songs BET they led fle memorial day parade today up to the point of review The crowds first cheered and then joined In the Bongp The parade Irnludod menaild hove but the route ot maroh was very short hardly two miles Inallaudtthe bands slowed down the stop t The old fellows kept at It bravely to the end As though acknowledging the nearing of the end of tho march andt martial lire and softenedinto Rock of Ages and singing this hymn ot the veteran ssed the ontIstood uncovered and slleiir Thus their last march Glided Revival Services at Missionary 8 ptlstI Church I The revival services at the Mis sionary Baptist ehuVch wjjioh ate uK couduoted byTEvHnitollBt E L Hdwertoii are increasing lirinier Iiiit I j J Rev ffoarton Is a riati ve 2fKen tuy tdft t atHree years course at Bethel an 1ewas torsome time ebnnectedlwith the Baptist iBtate tflsslbtiry Wft lirtbe moun afns as evangelist From ther6 he was called to the pastorate of the Loraln street aptltitchnrch at ZTAMOZLIir Z L KOWXTON Ironton Ohio and while pastor there conducted one of the most successful revivals at his church ever held in that city In which nearly one hundred were added tpj tho church Eighty percent of them being past twenty years old and a large number df tliem being raliyj IIroad men and business mon of the city t 1 Rev Howerton forthe past eigh- tmorthehas been in the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary at Louisville andat the urgent re quest of the State Board has accept ed position as State Evangelist and will begin with them at the close of his meeting here The pastor and church here learn ing that twelve days Hervice could be bad from him secured his serv ices some time ago and a most ocr dial Invitation Is extended to all to attend these services It Is the de sire of the church and evangelist that notohly the Baptist church but the entire city will be helped by this meeting The following subjects will be preached from Friday night 745 The Worth of a Soul Saturday night 745tTho Peni tent Slner Sunday 11 a in Ohrlat thoBau nor Sunday 746 p m What Does the Garden and the Cross Mean to YoutYou will find a cordial welcome at all the services Big Fjre at Providence Fire started in the Thompson building at Providence Wednes day night und consumed almost the entire bull bine Bart John sou Ice Oream Parlor aud the Rticinan Grocery Oo were in this building and their IQsswaE heavy Damage to the building db estimated at7000 The fir ieWAs extinguished by the bucket brigade 442 IJO rhriday morn Ilnv T i SLEPT BYTHE1SE fi Farmer Fell From jidi Neck Brokeji I 11 S CompanionsThinking J wW Pulled Body Or riTaII SpentN1htLBo- berL Hrris farU1erJ O1erirs- old while rldlhfc fromHert Bit farm six miles from tII onville while in an intoxlcatedToJrftltion tlllbrokehy John umpusjosearJOd who Was riding on tiorse fp lowing Harris thought thetman as In a drunken etupar and p het over a fence and slept bSeide it all night Bumpus got up at daybreak Sun 1 and still did riot BuspteV hatS he man beside liini Was dead Bumpus went to the house of Loin Reward near by requesting that Harris be taken care of On return ug to the supposed slumi rer an examination showed that h1tbpdrl was rigid Hairfs leaves a wife and efeiidren and an aged mother The binljrwas burled yesterday following ttiver dlct of a cprbnlrs Jury ttfaleath was due to a broken neck FIKLSY KiT OMOf 1 YW1TO art V For Representative pf C my Ceo Kin 1 Wilf Notjbe CandliWe J 1 It is rumored on the streets of Madisonville that ThoFRliuley will oppose E I L Youug for re pr eutative of Hopkins Godaty GeorgeKing the well jcuo f jph gest of this city i tnlw M tikUon ed by several priliti clan foctie 1w JUng em phtyraJth-e J nQ t tfttMl says he wauru no politics in hipf Mr Fiuley will morO than likely be a candidate for the place autr I if he is there will ba a scrap out hand that will stir old Hopkins from center circumference J c Farmers mechanics ralrQaderilaborersrelr onDr Thomas out of cuts burns or bruises at once Pain can not stay where it Is used 4 Will Give Moonlight The Wt O Ws will give V moonlight and bran dance attHe Lakeside ParkSurday imght Tmtj will be given for benefit of the lodge Good order and good mair tamed a cordial welcome is extendj ed to all Who wish to attend CR R TIME CARD J i 5 Time of of Illinois Cen jT trains from Nortonyille Ky e NORTH BOUND No 102 128 p m f No 104840 a m ftlINo 122 local passlO4 a m jNo 180 local 686 pm r J SOUTH BOUND No 101 408 pm No 103 146 am No 131 local pass 138 p m i No 18G local pass 568 a m 7 L N TIME CARD I Time oi arrival of trains passing through and departure of iratei rlglnating at JJarlington EUeotlve Sunday April 9 1911 NORTH BOUND No 92 6l5a m No 52 Uls mltNo 94723 p mi No 64i122 pm BOOTH hOUND W No6H 480am v NoOo 823 am No 51 i 421 p No 98 1048 p mI iNTERURBAN TRAINS k i NORTH BOUND 1 am fjNoNo 110 502 pm F J SOUTH BOUND tNo 108 745 am No 1061000 a m c tNoNo 111 660 um d- I M H ES TIME CARD MRE time card went Iub 1t ffi dt Bunday MIL 1ij fo11I1o646 am- 1 NotHi iiwWMtt rJpiW ff i- njTj 1 r t fHROUQHFBEIGHIS WILL USE loop TimeCard1201 Midnight j NO CHANGE IN PASSENGER TRAINS Through freight trains will begin jiBinthe loop at midnight Satur day pightf June 8 tIe new time- card taking effect at that tIme Therewill be several changes made at Earlington Madispnvillo and Atkinson The office will be abolished and the name of the neWsfatlon where the loop leaves main line will be called Ark contraction of General Mah ager Stark and Supt Logadbn names The block offices at the curve and crossing will be discontinued the building ntFlemming curve mqved The office at Broadway street will boJeft for use of One day and tJllhtswltctrengml Will Le pull doff h1 the Ernll ton yards and one dayandptte nfght yard clerk but lieu of the two switch engines pullednoff two switching crews in chtrge of conductors will be put on to do the work between Mortons and Arkdon All coal coming from the Morganfleld branch and Reinepke will pe handled in the Atkinson yards arid all southbound chain gang crows hauling through freight will set out in the Atkinson yard to be picked up through freights Likewise all northbound chalnfcang trains will set out through stuff at Mortons The various changes will not take a man out of Earliugton but will relieve the yard of handling through stuff All passenger trains will continue td usefhe main line through Earl ington and Madlsonvlllo and no change is made in the time of passenger tralus on the new card EIGHT SCHOOLHOUSES Will beTorn Down Have Been Standing Over 25 Years 11 b ot h9oJ4008 In the ountv are to be toru down itid replaced by new onep Gontiayts for the new schoolhouses mouutiui to 807740 ffae beeu let by the building mmittee of the county board of education cpmpo ed of Paul M fMqtOre Superintendent Fox and JiJj OBrvait Ooatracts for the erection of Hew buildings let goG J Wilkie aire Suthard 895 Pleasant Bidiie 89760 Circle Oity 897 cplored Goodacre 8Q- 5Oontracts with J G Foley Ppud River new district 884 addition to Columbia 160 Cop per Springs 894 Liberty 879 190 Stanley 88976 Friday 89475 Work ou4ne erection of these buildings will begin immediately and will ba ready for occupancy by the time the teachers are ready to open their schoobI A Peek Into His Pocket would show the box of Buoklens Arnica Salve that E S Loper a carpenter of Marllla N Y always carries I have never had a cut wound bruises or sore It would not soon heal he writes Greatest healer of burns bolls scolds chap pod hands and lips feversores skin eruptions eczema corns and plies 25o at all druggists FOLLOWING PROGRAMME Has Been Arranged for Old Soldiers Re- uniOn at Lake Side Park Satur day June 3rd Master of ceremonie Dr P B Duvip Welcome Address Mtyor H 0 Bourlaud Response Hon James B Mc Oreary n Prayer Rev J D Stanley Dinner p Thanks Offering Rev w 0 Bratidoin Five minute Talks Mr J R Rash and Hon D HKincheloe Address Hon JaF B dreary All sing God with you till we meat ja ui u Pout forget the well filled basket ItIs worse than useless to take aV medicines internally for mus ular or chronic rheumatism All that is uHded is a free otOhamberJaln LmlmentFor iite tialI III c I U r I t w f 1 J 1 on i SECOND TRAIN ONNEW r ROAD IS WRECKED Engineer and Fireman on the Columb ian Killed SvoI R eWa8hMay 80 Derail cIt a sharp curve 20 miles eastof- Lind Wash the Columbian eastbound Dasseiiger train oh the Chicago Milwaukee Pnget Sound rllr9adwas wreckedearly todayt the engineer and flrefnan instantly killed and one passenger seriously injured The injured was taken to Llnd The Columbian is the second through passenger train to leave Seattle over the Milwaukee line since the completion oftbe road The tram was new and expensively equipped BOOTLEGGING IS CHARGED Pool Room Owner It Arrested at Madi Sonyille W L Pates and two of the clerks in his pool room and soft drink stand Were arrested Tuesday for selling beer under guise of a soft drmk Trial was set for Wednes day Deficit Gone WashingtouMay 28For the first time in the history of the s rvice it Is said the deficit in the PostOffice Department has been entirely wiped outaud 7000000 surplus for the current fiscal year ending June SO next is In the Treasury tb the department credit Postmaster Hitchcock has signed a warrant re turning to the Secretary of the Trtasury 81000000 the last amounts t apart from the public funds to assist in defraying the expenses of the postal service for the present fiscal year- Refoiis in the financial system it is stated haTe made theit refund possible 10 I J Society Happenings TheMlsses Coyle entertained a number of friends Wednesday night in honor of their guest Miss Luoile Green pfGreenvIlle The evening was enjoyable spent by all and de lightful refreshments were served Those present were Misses Pansy Rule Eliznbeth and Margaret Kemp Ruth Daniels Lucile Green Irene and Bessie Coyle Messrs Miller and Ben Evans Baker Fngate Grover Long Elsworth Evans and Ed M jors of Hopkins ville Denny Teague to Practice Law Danny Teague of St Charleswho is well arid favorably known here will applv for membership to the bar at the June session of the Christian county circuit court Where he will locate he has not definitely determined but it is be lieved that he will practice in this countyHe twentyseven years of age and has taught school for many years having the reputation of be ing one of the best pedagogues in the county He has studied law for three years under Luke A Teague- o MlIdhinvllleaud tias studied dil igently JOr the past several years preparatpry to being enrolled into the membership of the bar IKV WORXKANpICNIO Was Greatj Success and Well Attended and Fine Dinner Served The picnic given by the Ancient or der of united workmen at the Lakeside Park Tuesday was a great success and was well attended A bountiful supply df good was fuanished free to all and asocial time enjbyed Grand master workman Marsh of Louisville Grand Recorder J G Walkerpf Louisville and Editor Ly on of the Kentucky Woman pub ished at HendersQn were present and added greatly to the enjoyment of the occasion by timely and instructive marks This order is strong m Earl ingfon and some of the best citizens of the town are included in its mem bersihp pot think tha plies cant be cured Thou cJr kftinale ewe b y bes cur d by Das ImsIt 3 cca U1 drl atM I CI 4 U TUESDAY and FRIDAY il x Li rrtiiiiiliiy CLOSING EXERCISES fiF 6ittD SiQQLSf At Temple Theatre Tuesday Night Was a Decided Succcss SM1JllELIVERSTJRRlNGADDf I The closing exercises ftb Ettrlington Graded h6ola t1emplg Theatre Tuesday night May 80 was a great succew The music rendered by the Karl ingtonOrcwRtrawasof a high class and waG greatly appreciates by the apdience 1h6 youujc men certainly deve a vote pE communityMies p as accompauiBt sustained her reputation us a great violinist The selections wore high chslI and were rendered with the skill of an artist TJe audienc greatly ppreciatek work otMisses Elgin and Lackey anti showed their appreciation by the continued and enthusiastic ap plausc girliHighSctiool tJ of high class and were well ten dered The address of Dr BL D Smith of Uopkint ville waa au eloquetapdscip1arly effort Every person present whether young or old felt the elevating influence of the enlhusiastic soul Btiring words of the speaker Dr Smith is always a welcome visitor to EurjpKton Fifteen young men and womem received certificates of promotion to High SQhoolj frpmSupt DodJjoy who took the place of Mrv Moore he being out of town The work of the Earlin ton Graded SciiQol during the past year has been very successful and meets the hearty appreciaStion of the parents of the city Prof Dudley ably assisted bya splendid corps of Teachers hae made a great success of thi school Saved His Wifes life uMy wife would hav been in her grave today writes O H Brown of Muscadine Ala If it had not been Dr Krrigs New Discovery D She was down in her bed not able to get upiwltbout help She hada severe bronchial troublp and au dreadful cough I got her a bottLes of Dr Kings New Discovery and she soon began to mend and warn well In a short tnnel InfalllM for coughs and colds Its the moat reliable remedy on earth for desperate lung trouble hermorrhages 1rgrippe asthma bay fever croup and whooping cough 50c SlOO Trial bottle free Guarantee byudruggists Kentucky Fair Dates The t are the tatesllxeCf for hoiuitgthe Keutiicky Fair jTMr lOll as far as reported Officers or- I fairs are requested to rcpor to any ommisslons or corrections eli dates Versailles August 2 2 days Lexington August 71 days Up Ion town Audust S 5 days Vanceburg August 94 days Lawpenoeburg August 164 day Leitohfiqd1Au UBt 164 daye l Burk8Vlllti7Augu s ifl G 74 d ay s Brodhead August 16 3 days ifernOr ek Antl3sil64 days 3hepherdsviile August 224 day- aLohdqnugu224 days Errang6r August 2374 days Qerniautown August243 days NloholaBvillo August 298 days Somerset August 20r8 days Bardstowu August 804 days Parts September 4r0 days Mohtloollo Sevte pber64 days Alexandria September f6 dapfu Mount Olivet Bep tember 5 4 daysw- Hogenville September 58 days Sanders September ti4 days Kentucky State Fair Louisville September 110 days Horse Cave September 04 days Mayfleld Sgptembef 274D- R day E B HARDIH DR L G LIT prs1Iiw R9 lEPITISTS Painless Extracting and Percelai Wfifk- Higlt Class DmtMtry hfIr SfttMy QMci5iiua3aiaIJ XqlA43tIj Mdjkeatick II 11 1I r1IIr 11iTy v M a yr- a k J r i 1e1 Bee PAUL M MOORK EDITOR AND PUaUSHIR cC i I eIPAwortrT ASS8CIATE EIITOR ANO BUSINESS MANAGER Member ef Lt s Kentucky Press Association d ij Sect+d District PNbtiskeis League r BrtiKk Office M Ifcrfeas Fnitre Stern llf stIt Mai Street Mli I 1 setilkrr fefltefc ae JVe 4tfSS AILEEN DAVIS I Telephone d Friday Jnne 2 L pMn N Early to bed and early to rise andrt advertiset And you will ba healthy pros perous and wise eR To give all store news to all i tore patrons is apartof real itore service f I iItssummer in the storeand- I stores advertise it4 r njenta Have you begun to buy t summer clothes A mercliaht who KNOWS he rftau make it pay jou to patroniz s I I11is store will advertise accord pricet i aet6n y If a mere1illtlt really believes that his store news ia4mpor taut to iutitw your ueYM per fe4o s JJf i 4ie will not L t adI1 V rtfs d goods during next twelve months youd reduce the COST and raise the STANDARD oaf liviugTSUKPRlSINGLY I 1 2 As only news of real valuefriy png makes GOOD STORE AD p VVERTISING it follows that a v store must be able to print such t news in abundance If its udver fX tiding is to accomplish auythiusi yi If you should hear incident i ally that your favorite store ha held an unadvertlsed special salt f of something youve bueu want ing to buy youd feeUluitithac flout protect YOUR INTER JSSTS wouldnt you Hi a particular store can SR V- titJyon a dollar tm some particular Y purchase jcu avail to make the ad in The S miWeekly J which tells you where and Y and eI1Jh n OASU VALUE i to youIntl ttuu tGn1L2 t Hs This k We ofer Ona Hundred Dollars Reward for any l v taso of Citarrfi that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure F lCHENEyCO Toledo O We the undersifineJ have known F J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all bujlness transaction and Cnan clallyabletgciirry out anyobirgatlons made by ifi ills firm E WALDINO KINNAN t MARVIN Catarrh Cured taken internally acting j upon the blood and surfaces of j1be system TcslIeionUls sent free Price 750 rer bottle SOld by all QruIRIts- it Take Halls Faintly Pills for conitipatoin i Subscription Rates One YearvnOOSir months 60 Three months 96 SingleIiSpecimen copies mailed iron on application Correspond ents wanted In all parts of the county Address us for par ticulars I Pk Mgr 1 47 1911 t 1nmanyof the You1tewillP Be why If WbolesalebrugdsbToledo0- Halls elkectly mucous Madisonvilie Notes J BY AILEEN DAVIS Rupert Batton of Waco Texas who have been visiting Miss Ida Bobbitt of this city a few days has returnedhomeJohn family have moved to NashvilleR of Springfield Tenn is visiting bore Mr and Mrs Artlti Cummins who have been vlsitln Jn Cannelton Ind have returned home Cob R W Overall of the Relneoke Coal Co is ia St Louis this week County Superintendent AJFox who has been visiting in Dalton a few dad has returned home Frank Bella well known merchant of Dalton was here Wednes day visiting hfs brother 01 Bell Mrs J E Fawcett and daughters Luoy and Julia of thid place and visitor Lizzie Lee Prince qf Aliens yllle spent Wednesday ou Loch Mary fishing v Dont forget the Semi Vpltly Bee has a branch office for Madi souville people in Mortons Furni ture Store If you want advertis ing or job work or wish to subscribe for the paper call up number 4 AILEEN DAVIS Manager Mr and Mrs W S McGary of EarHngton wore here a few hours Wednesday Mr and Mrs B E Nlxou of EarlitiKton were here Wednesday Mrs R L Feuwlck of this place visited in Earllngton Wednesday and was accompanied home by Mrs Rt L Fenwtck Sr of that place John McDonald the canny Scott who assists in presiding over the destiny of the Farmers National Bank at this place has returned from a visit to his parents in Muhlenburg county Mrs Richard Graham aid Mrr R L Fenwlck left Thursday morn- Ing fur a two weeks stay at Dawson Springs Christian Church Madlsonvllte announcep regular service as usual for next Sunday Rev S M Ber nard preaches nt 11 a m on uMem orlaU At 8 pll1 hiss theme is The ChurchoB Place in the Worlds Thought You are invit eef Get the habit of coming to the branch office of tne SemiWeekly Bee at Mortons Furniture Store when you want ell LtrIVfrf curds em bossed letterheads Uaiiut tickets or programs We have the best and let UR figure wth you on prices AliBBN DAVii MHiiager- Jdis Barmen Wimberly left Wed nesday to visit relatives in Leitch felt fur several week Etna 0 S Hoffman of NeborwaB Good Paint Good Resultsv Thats good logic Its cause and effect But its poor logic poor judg ment and poor economy to expect good results from poor paint The best good paint is THE SHERWIHWILUMS PAINT MADE TO PAINT BUILDINGS WITH Its a pure white lead pure zinc white and pure linseed oil paint It covers most spreads easiest looks best wears longest is most econom i ical Its a painters r paint Made eight handsomes- hades Color cards given upon request f r JIiOLDBY f T BERNARD MINING CO i INCORPORATERriTM 1 iC t i = i tar 7tilorPorch Shades The kind that is advertised in all magazines They are made of light wood stained Theylookshape indefinitely Pr cesFrom250to 10 Ask about our genuine Old Hickory porch furniture None genuine unless it has the brand burned on each piece OBRYAN UTLEY CO INDORPORATED House Furniakin g and Undertaking Madisonvilie Ky the guest of Mrp W H Barron in this city Monday Miss Topsy Nicholls of Central City isiii the cityspending a few days with her mother Miss Pearl kills returned home Tuesday from a weeks visit to her sister Mrs W J Nisbet in Provi deuce Mrt Walter Powers and Miss Winnie Ashby returned home Tues day after spending a few days in Dawson Miss Kathleen Elgin returned to her home in Louisville after a weeks visit in this city to friends Bails Patterson traveling for the Amalgamated Roofing House spent a few days in the city this week Miss Florence Elgin will arrive In the city today to visit relatives during the week end We make a specialty of doing two and three color work If you want classyjab work that will give satis faction see our samples and rget prices at the Madisonvilie Branch Office in Mortons Furniture Store AIIEEN DAVIS Manager 0 Allen Lander of Hopklnsvllle was in the city Sunday visiting Percy Stewart Mr aud Mrp John Gough of Florida are in the this city visiting her parents Mr and Mrs G F Witherspoon Robrt Osburn of info city was in Earlington Wednesday business Mrs C F Shelton spent Wednes day in Evaasvilie Attorney Dave Kinehloe has re turned froma trip to Dawson Springs Mrs Rufe Willis and three daughters Owensboro arrived in this city Thursday to be the guests of friends for several days Wilt Phillips Of Earlington was here yesterday Mrs Joe Powerb of Owensboro Ja the guest of Mrs Robards In this city Rev A D Litohfield of Louls vllte is in this city visiting friends Wren Howard Glenn Armstrong Hansel Waltrip spent Wednesday In Earlington fishing at Lock Mary For that distressed feeling after oatingtbelching and nausea be on Bloodlne It cures Dyspepsia by strengthening the digestive organs so that they are capable of fullfillin their func dons Bernard Mining Co In curporated drug department special agents Heres Graft For You Va8hiujrton Juno lOhurJre8 that au 850 portrait of former Secretary of State ymuR BVy cost the Government 2400 were made before the house coil lmttee on expenditures fro dnr Artist Albert Rosenthal eaid he received 850 for the portrait while a voucher drawn On the department called for h 400 Gas in the stomaoh comes from food which has fermented Get rid quicklv bilious attack HERBINE is the remedy you need It cloanBs and strengthens liver and bowth and bowels and restores energy and bySted Drug Department j J NAi corwu X I gs UP WM1 COU1T Dl CLAUS TOlACCO IlUI5T llitbwfal Combination in Violation of Sherman An4i Trusi Law Washington Nay 80rThe su preme court of the United States held the American Tobacco Corn pany and its Milled corporations to life operating m violation of the Sherman antitrust law fhe court directed that the com Wnatlon be forbidden the privilege of interstate oommerce or be placed in the hands of a receiver Unless it disintegrates in harmony with the law within six or at the most elgbtmonth Both the first and second sections of the Sherman antItU8t law have been violated by the socalled to baoeo trust according to the court 1ot only has it restrained wrongfully and unlawfully interetate com merce In the eyes of the court but it has attempted to monopolize the tobacco business to the Injury of the public and its competitors v While the decree was regarded as unusually soveretat the same time Uiere was a touch of leniency in not making the combination an outlaw ttnQW The various elements of the combination are to be given an opportunity under the supervision of the United States circuit court for the Southern district of New York of recreation so that there may be brought about ua new condition which shall be honestly in harmony with and not repugant to the The oPwlon of the court was an np need by Chief Justice White whoalHO deliverer the opinion jt tle court in the Standard Oil case Tlie entire court agreed that the to bacco combination vlorated the Sherman antitrust law but Assool ateJuBtice Hi viand dissented from the repeated interpretation of the Shenna anti trust law so as to call for the application of the rule of reason in what re atraiub of trade were forbidden by the act In this respect the division of the court was the same as In Standard on case- Lightning Killi Few In 1906 lightning killed only 169 people in this whole country Ones chances of death by lightning are less than two in ia million The 6bance of death from liver kidney Qrstomach trouble is vastly greater butuot if Electric Bitters be used ayRobert Madsen West Burlington Ia Four doctors gave him sufferluglfrem cured by Electrlo Bitters Theyre the best stomach liver tierveand kidney remedy and blood purffleron earth Only SOc at all druggists I You Need Stationery Nothing gives au individual or a firm standing In the business world like nice stationery neatly printed The SemiWeekly Bee job depart ment keeps constantly on hand a find 1nof letterheads noteheads billheads statements and envelopes both linen and commercial We also do circular invitation and catalogue work Give us a trial You will be pleased Will Report on Reciprocity Bill Next c Wednesday The Senate FinanceCommit tee decided yesterday to vote on fepoftiuj the reciproc tip billnext Wednesday It had beets planned to end ihehenrinuF lust tight butadiiirioual wituef ses wul be heard Monday for His Sake My husband begged me to take Gardui writes Mat WaverlyVagreed to try it Before I had taken 1 bottle I felt better Before taking Cardui I suffered miserably every month and had to go to bed until it wore off but now I am all right ESO- r CABby The Womans Tonic You know Cardul will help you because it has helped others who were in youItcine for sick women but a tonic for weak women Being made from mild gentle vegetable ingredi clits Is perfectly harm less and has no bad aftereffects Cardulcanbc relied upon to help you todayAt rirIn r j j 1 eIJ t1rWf h Ii IJI LACE CURTAINS 2 DRAPERIES RUGS CARPETS AND MATTINGS L r i A nice line of the newest and choicest patterns in j I Lace Curtains and Draperies Rugs Carpets andrMattihgs can be seen in this store 1 y You should see my line even if His only to get an 7 idea of the newest and choicest things the season offers J We have a most complete showing of everything in this line and you should take advantage of such a show d ing to get what you want for your home S tCoft f C t MORTON Furniture and Funeral Director MadlsonvllleKy I r t- v v i Every housekeeper who takes pride in her ability to manage her affairs economically and in keeping down expenses should be intereeted in seeing the finest Refrigerator made We carry a full line of the Leonard Cleanable Refrigeratorsr acknowledged to be the moet perfectly coMtrnc u ted sanitary and ice aving refrigerators everput on the mar kit Save fully onethird on your ice bill and lasts a life tilnlr Ordinary refrigerators only last about five years a Jladeof polished oak or satin walnut with real porcelainliJ lining all In One piece Constructed throughout in the strongest and monUubetantial manner Come in and M M Ui show you their many valuable feature L St Bernard Mining Co INCORPORATED r Carbn9tee Kehekf i t Atlanta Brood Coop MADE OFKEAVY I I 7 GALVANIZED IRON We Claim for this Coop Many Advantages J Over Any Other on the Market FIRST They art collapsable and can be put W- 4 away in the fall in a few minutes in a very smallspace r and reassembled when needed in two minutes each 0 SECOND The samtary features of these coops cannot be excelled as the ventilation is perfect and the bottom can be removed in one minute without any r f trouble quickly cleaned and replaced withoutQremov ing any other section of the coop as there are no bolts screws hinges or fastenings to bother with Lice or vermin will not harbor in galvanized iron there being ho crevices in which to secrete themselves and multi ply nor for disease germs lo find a lodging place These coops are absolutely proofagainst Ratf Wrsles Minks Skunks and other chicken eating ani mats Government statistics show that rats destroy more chickens every year than every ocher agency THIRD It its made of heavy Galvanized Ironland is as rigid as a wooden coop but does not hold dampness it is also absolutely weather proofeven in the most driving rain It is as cheap as anY wooden D I coop and has many advantages not found in jj themRThe different doors can be set in art instant and will remain when placed until changed fOURTH Made in twp sizes with 8 and 9v inch revolving door- sMADE f J I ONLY BY THE Atlanta Tin Plate and Sh etMUIHOO ATLANTA INDIANA vJPIFifl AgentM 1i8onvil1e Kv i Jr BEE ADS PAY GET THE HABIT i + wa iJ ii 1rr Ij IJ t t Jf ftkoi i Y- tirs 4 4 TT T wd wrIFv 1 nnfil Bum who steps advtr t tigmy when his trails is piekim up is like the scan who stops flaking when the fish bey f cfatoltit Think thisoover j mod lit it worry yu News of the Town a e Born to Mr and Mrs Otho Long Monday a fine 11 pound boy Moth I r and child doing nicely Miss Katie MurreJ left Tuesday night toe her home in Columbia gy- tseQoldlet F Weir left Wednesday lot Indiana where ebewlll visit her brother c Miss Irene Coyje accompanied by her visitor Miss 1J Green of Greenville arrived home Tuesday tfrom Tennessee college Mr and Mrs Cam Ashby have LGoccupied the house vacated by Mr and Mrs Ed Wise toy Peyton of Howell Ind Is visiting his parents in thisatty Mrs Robert Fenwlck visited friends in this city Tuesday Beeloffice v Harry Blaokwell visited friends Madisonvllle Tuesday i Mrs W K Nlsbet was in Madl onville Tuesday shopping MlM Nettie Hell Martin visited glands In Madisonvllle Tuesday Misses Kathleen Spillman and Virginia McGary were In Madison Till Tuesday afternoon shopping MIHB Margaret Banks of Trenton who has been visiting In this city has returned home Mr and Mrp E L Wise have J moved into the house formerly ooi copied by Ohas MoGary and iamlly- Mr O B Johnson was In Math BODTille Tuesday shopping MrL JRichard Croft of Hopkins rifle is visiting relatives in this oftyJlty Lane and family who have been eltlzeus of this city for somo lime will in a short time move to 3Prirte ton Ind Mr and Mrs Harry Withers left Thawday morning for Parkersburg IV to visit Mr and lpJlm Montague David Dudley left Wednesday k night for Indiana where he will- spen1lhls vacation V James Bury Madfsouvllle was ia this city Wednesday night Robert M rrihew spent Thursday in Evansville Paul King and Hoyt Coll of Mad iMBVille were in town Tuesday Miss elite Breezes of Evansville who has been visiting her sister Mrs MoOreary has returned home 4 STAR 1rt iq Builders 3i SUnp e i j Jff DOORI K UAxxa CASINGS COLUMNS a UWZLS t 5- y BALTJSTEES 0 j110XBTS 8IHDLESMi f fOKCH RAILS r BLOCKS TRACERYFn AK NEWELS OAX RAIL st OAK BALUSTERS Y MANTELSSHINGLES I AliOH AND GRATES FLUE INGS PLATE GLASS ART GLASS ERRORS WINDOW GLASS KYIZBDPAINTB l COLORS fAENISHIS HRUSBJ8 n KTAL ROOFING 1 I Yrt All Kinds I J fters- Supplies r4- 1s4FP 4 + oL sh A at ItHot Weather Specials IIIJydNice Lawns Sc yd Ladies Silk H seaU colors pairLarge of Fine Dress r ydLargeSandals SOc to 100 upLadiesNew Millinery at Rock Bottom HOPKINS COOPERATIVE GO Hr MOaTOH WiiagK lfergBife EattCtnttr Strttt MatiiSQiiYiili Kentucky Miss Miibel Browning is on the sl llIstthf8wek Jack Whitford was real sick Wednesday but Is now improving Misses Margaret Turner and Mary Blair were In Mxdtsonville Wednesday shopping Mrs Jessie Phillips visitedJrlenJs Madisonvllle Wednesday Will Wilson of Providence made a business trip to this city Wednesday Harry Tallferro of I isonvtle made a business trip to this city Tharsaay Mrp Tom dander is visiting rot atives in Nebo Mrp John Hum by was lb Mad sonville Wednesday hopplng Mw D P Banks and visitor Miss Margaret Banks wereIn Mad isouvllle Wednesday WANTEDIOO miners at once for steady work Apply to NOBTONVILLB COAt COKE Co Incorporated Nortonville Ky The Baraoa Class of the MtChurch South Sunday school Intended having a spelling match Saturday night at Temple Theatre but this has been postponed for tWI weeks Dates will be announced laterDot i Bean Mollie Henify and Ma positionwiththesem in new m addition to their other work and favorbymay know 1 BIUoHs Feel Ijeavlafter dinner Toagua coated Muter taste Cemplexiofl llow Liver needs Waking up 0o at Replets cure blllovt tttackt jj ceati at imy drBjCtre AT 64 GOES TO TAXI LOOK AT M1W i YUB Hendcrion Man of 86 Years May Gale Wife tf Not too Feeble Henderson Ky June 1Fortbpurpose of meeting John Grlggs 8tf years old and anxious to Ret mar tied of over acid likelymakeWatson 64 rears old is In this pity according to messages from Cory don Mrs Watson was questioned she laughed like a debutante and laftHur cant tell you anything about It except that we arent married yett Before Mrs Watson left Corydon she said Ill take him if be isnt top feeble A 60 cent bottle of Bloodlne Rheu matic Liniment will last longer than the most aggravated case sore throat A most effective rem edy for cold on chest croup etc St Bernard Mining Co Inoorpor ated drug department special agents Deleware and Hudson to be Investigated The Interstate Commerce Ooiii mission will Hop of tl1eDclawreHudsonsi New York and Chicago rates iu New York Friday A Terrible Blunder to neglect liver trouble Never do It Take Dr Kings New Life Pills on the first sign Of constipation bil iousness or inactive bowels and prevent virulent indigestion jaundice or stones re liver upyourgists Executes Large Bond J J Hill yesterday announced the execution of a 600000000 first and refunding mortgage to secure bouds for the Great and the Chi cago Burlington Quincy railroads Hobson Removed His Coat and Minister Left Church The Rev James G Glass rector of Grace Episcopal church iu An- niston Ala left the hall during an- a dress by Capr R P Hobson before the students of the Alabama Presbyterian College because the former officer removed his coat in the presence of the womois There is one medlofues that every family should be provided with and especially during the summer mouths via Chamberlains Colic Cholera and DJarrhoea Remedy It is almost certain to be needed It costs but a quarter Can you afford to be without n for sale by all dealersCelebrated 78th Birthday Associate Justice John Marshall Harlan of the Supreme Cout of the United States will celebrate his 78th birthdayanniversary today His as on and friends hae congratulated him on the event 1May Wheat Going up closed at 104 84 iui Chicano Mercy wasvhowu the shorn lambs juid wheat was let RO t fsupplyal1demands lata very moderate advance Agents for Amalgamated Arc Flint Roofing Y WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOUi Anything you need in Building Material and Build iers Supplies Years of experience enable us to know sellgWe have warehous-ewhich has taken us several months Every thing is where it belongs and our system is perfect We have complete Jine of Building Material Clean up todate stock such as Rough ands Dressed c LfllftbrSaslr Frames Hardware Paints oils Glass Shin gles Flooring Ceiling Siding Moulding Lime Cement Etc 1 Etc Etc Just ReceivedCar Loa 4 f Ifthe Be t Tennessee Lime We have a private siding no hauling no switching charges and a light operating expense and we are prepared meet all legitimate competioni J Star Planing Mill Co I Incorporated RAILROADArch Agents for Amalgamated Arc Flint Roofing 0 n b i4Ks Something Coming In If you ADVERTISE In THIS PAPER it will LOOK GOOD ta you Try its put NOW J4 What Constitutes a Crank r ttTbe chief end of man Is to be wellt fed ndeomr r table Happiness is id live free from pain a noun mindin a sound body and then to feed the hunger of our destrctBrbe poorest of us may bo the richest In the limitless beauty of the world end in the imaginings of o dreams Mans immaginatlon will never dio The creation of his imagination ar more real than any reality ehol Desert how bare and spare it iff yet no place Is HO populous with the the ereatlons of the imagination The Arabian Nights is a fruit of the Desert Homer and Theocritus th blossoms of a norrow and meagre land Simplicity the handmaiden to Happiness and Happiness is not the child of either exactor vast knowledge ebut9t a knowledge which even if It knew all things would put all thinKS in due relation to each other and to Life Life is the supreme boon and to live Is to live yell broadly and deeply and highly There is but que life audi alas bow low are as yet permitted to live it He who would truly live itto its depths and its heights sound mind in sound body has always been and id today measured by the moneygrubbing multitude and existencegrasping multitude as a crank Mon of distinction seen by the commonplace are always cranks A knowledge of truth Is well for the human race for by truth we know Life and Its relation to the uni verse What is best for the whole race is best for each member of the race bukthat knowledge which is useful fa promote healthful and happy living Is better than that which IS not fb useful Charles Ersklne Scott Wood in June Pa oiflo Monthly There IB no horse liniment more effective than for animal flesh than BALLABD8 SNOW LINIMENT nor is any bealh remedy for the human body that is milder or more efficacious in Its action It heals the sores or wounds of men and beast Price 95o BOo and 100 per bottle Sold St Bernard Mining Coi incorporated Drug De partment TRAIN WUCKRRB DISTSOT TRACK Engineer and Fireman Kille- dDatroitMtcb MaY81TrainI wreckers derailed the Michigan Central westbound express near Reach Town Ontario today The engine was overturned and Engineer Ruiulau and Fireman Oakes were burnt a to death un derneatb- I V C WhoopingooughIs not danaerouF when the cough is kept loose an- exoepttonsgerisy fl f Chain berlains Cough Remedy It has been used m epidemics of this disease with perfect success For sale by all dealers- ProhlbihonitsName State Ticket at Lexington The Probition State Opuven tiou whicrfwill nominate a full State tiokelfbegins its sessions this at Y M 0 A at oclockyfithOolohel Qeo W Bain as tetdpornry chairman and 8everalpromineut speakers on tHe progriim iNationnruhairnianOharlea R Jones of OhicaKo and State Vice Ohairman D A Singer of LouiE vine arrived Jast tight and are the guests of ilrp Brauces E Beauchamp The first session of the con vention beginat 10 oclock this morning aid will contine until 1280 whealuucheon will be sr ved theliexinRton and burg W O L U OhileEI The second session 280 Pi m aiid the third session begins at TiBO if the work is not lIlfterloOltThepubhc Take HERllINE for all diBtur bancefrm tbejjowels It the boWel ohamiMilSv promotes regular movements ud malca you I f brlghtvl KareasandCheerful Price rOe by St Bernard Mmluu Op InoorpOfidp 1R Department W Fr a I DO YOUR TRADING WHEREi PRICES TALK 1 t fi BIG SALE FOR 30 DAYS y 5 LoI Mil1incX Drexas Silica Trirnjr 1- rr1inge Ho texy eiand 3SCotion t J t t POPULAR PRICED HOUSE SOLE AGENTS JUSTICE f KABO lCORSETS B LIEBER 2nd Sired Ntsr Mole Henderson Ky a AGENTS irr MAY MANTONZt 1M r 1 4 PATTERNSrt 2 2 0 x e o e w 4A f NedD i Practice limited to diseases of Eye Ear Nose and Throat f y Eyos Tested Glasses Fitted t eOFFICE HOURS 9 TO 12 A M2 TO 430 P M t t t Office Over C L ROM Grocery Center Street ti l MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY 1 o N e NNON aa O N 0 i rt Foi SALi Er a Fowls and Eggs from Fa JstockBarred Rocks 200 Rhode 1 Island Red 150 HHC DAVIS Madisenvillc Ky 4sLIIIIt Q U d l WITHC g tWhen for a small sum w- ejcanfityOurhouse withJ f C 4 that will prevent the entrance rof these dangerous and an f 2 noying little pests The time H to put pup screen doors and g before Z Cwall t jruined and pricesCscreens and get S i St Bernard Mining Go 4 INCORPORATED ii fw R CGYLE Manager Store r v Earlington Kentucky B r fr aiVJ I I r0 rrIIt1LT- J J I I T I H IIt1 Q Mi It SItE I fl SUFFERED I FIVE YEARS fr Finally Cured by Lydia E Pink I f barns Vegetable Compound J 1 Erie Ia I suffered fpr va years from female troubles and at last was almost helpless Iwdut to doe tors and they did mo no go6d so my sister advised me to try E Pink ham Vegetable Compound ttffd when I had taken only two bottles Icould see aJJg- change so I took- sIx bottles and I am now strong and well igtn Idont know how to express Z17 thanks for the good it has done me tsnd all women wlll Eiye LydiaEPinkhams Vegetablo othpound a vas worth its EiDI9ILt LydlaEPinklinms Vegetable Corn ni roots and batJDlulfor the largest number of actual cures et female diseases we knOw of and thousands of voluntary testimonials are on file In m laboratory atLynn Maas from women who havej cured from almost every form of female complaints such as inflamma Lion ulcefatron displacements fibroid 4A palirnbackiieprostration Every suffering woman 4 owes to Lydia E Pink hams Vegetable Compound trial If you advice write sPinkham JLyiin Mass forittlB free and always helpful PTHERE THREE STATES CORKER United Matts Geological Survey Issues Topographic Map of Portions of Virginia Tennessee and North Carolina One of the most lofty mountain regions of the Appalachian system recently surveyed by the United States Geological Survey is de picted in detail in n topographic map which the Survey has just pub lisbedthe map jof the Abiugdou quadrangle This maps on the icala of approximately 2 miles to 5 ibe inch ud shows an area OfLlit ile ovor 1000 square miles embrac lug Iportious of southwestern Vir ginia northeastern Tennessee atd northwestern North Carolina in the three States eouering in thel southern part of the quadrangle 4 rTho topographic maps of the Geological Survey portray all tha works of man the country and they Abl don map indicates a region of great diversity Part of the area is seen to be somewhat thickly dotted with villages settlements and In t dividual farm houses other pot tions are shown as vast stretches of hIgh mountain ranges with many lofty ridges peaks and knobs de- rijjd of habitations The larger portion of the quadrangle was sur V yed by Topographer Duncan Han tegan but other tQpoga1J8Wh0 worked on the map aro J D Forst yB W Berry O O Gardner R A Ker andH W F4 ddy- Jlundreds of miles of area were Jrjtmped Qver by these surveyors L 4Knd scores of camps wreest b lished thousands of sights made t and hundreds foflmileB of lovel lines ian Thirtynine indestructible iron bench marks yere established showing the elevations above sea level to nearest foot 4 The line between Virginia and Tennessee as shown on the map WAS the subject of much controver sy for anyyears Beceutly how ever it was resnrveyod and it can p sew be easily followed by the r aionuments which have been placed at prominent places and by the cut ting of the timber along the line Jwtween Virginia and North Care i lina according to Mr Haunegan is of ancient date and is very difficultI Pa to follow i many of the inhabitants 4 living close to the boundary are iu 1 doubt whether they should pay their taxes In one State or the other asy there tire no monuments and marked trees are very scarce Notice Poultry Raisers Vc J JiTowls the time of year to teed your fowls a good tonic H41l44s- ures Cholera Gapes Canker And Llmberneok When ted as a preventlvelt not only keeps them fcealthv makes them lay Price OoNO Cure No Pay Guaran- tiedJi by your druggist St Barnard Mining Co Incorporated Drug De r EarlmKtoii ICy Gard Sb iBer Bowmer Madlsouvllle Ky L it under the guarantee Ask sc bookleton diseases or poultry L Does Not Remove Blame jury caused by carelessness la not jffitllf when you say I didnt jNMMtn to nor are you absolved from HfoMa and rMposlbllity by those I t If i li fI i t11 fiitf q d- f t CI 2 CITY4D I RECTORY MayorH C Bourland Police JudgeA J Beimett Chief of Police Win Bradley Night OhiofJ H Hiunby v Tax Assessor H Corbltt OJerk Paul P Price TroasurerFrank B Arnold Olty Physician W K Nisbet Olty EnglnoerR E Whlpfler Street CottlmisslonerEobt Woof Oouncllinen Jno B Atkinson Madison Oldhain F D Bash Gpo C Atkinson Thos Blair O M Henry Meeting night first Monday night in each month School Trustee Paul M Moore Board of Health Ed M Trahern G Gilbert Klnj and Curtis B John sins M D- PostmasterChasa Cowell OHURQHE8- OATHOtio CHOBOir First rmw every Sunday and holy day at7O- am Second mass and preaching 080 a m Ve pWaffd p m Rev J P lwtcJrlandJastor CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday school at 980 a tn Preaching overt Lords day at 1045 a m and 7 45 m Prayer meeting every WeUueb day at 78 p m Dn D T STANLEY Pastor servlofilthlrdSttntiay Prayer meeting Wednesday afcfc80 Sundayrschpol at900 m Class meeting second Sunday at 1080ajn REV HOLTZOLAW Past r M EI CMCBOJB oUTHRpv W C Brandon pastor Services 01 eyory Sunaa at 11 a m and 746pm Sunday school at 98 ajm Prayer meetIng Wed nesdny evenings at 780 0 cloc Ladles Aid Society tvery Monday after noon Official Board meeting Mon day after first Sunday in each month MlBSioNABY BAPTIST CHURCH Preaching 2ndand 4th Sunday at 11 a m anu 780 pr m and the preced ing Satmday iMght Church meeting Saturday before the 4th SUL day Sunday School at 980 a m Pryi neet int e vrrv Monday night at 781 Re f C H Grigson Pastor dfKNFhAi BAPTIST CHURCH S 8ervlceslourth SunJay morning and in each month and Satur day evening precedirig Prayer meeting Friday eveniiR Sunday school 2 p m- RBV T J LYUN Pastor EPISCOPAL CHUBOH Services 1st and 3rd Sunday night at 745 at the Library REV GEO C ABBITT Rector LODGES Masonic LodgerE W Turner No 648 meets 1st and 8rd Fridays in each month E J PHILLIPS Sec Victoria Lodge No 84 KofP meets every Monday night VisIt- ors welcome NEWTONK S Hopkins Lodge AO U W No 561 meets every Thursday night Y Q WALKER Sec Golden Cross Lodge Earlmgton No 525 meets 1st and 3rd Saturday night in each mouth MRs BERTHA UMSTEAD Sec Degree of Honor No 10 meets 2nd and 4th Saturday nights in each month Miss LIZZIE HUFF Sec Ben Har Lodge EarllngtOn Court No 55j meets every 1st and 3rd Monday nieht at old Masonic Hall DB 0 B JOHNSON Scribe Standwaite Tribe No 57Red Mon meets every Friday sleep HARRY LONG C of R Woodmen of the World Catalpa Camp No 801mets every Wednes day nlgtitAll members are oar- nestly requested to bo Were 0eS ORENSHATy Clerk Modern Woodmen of the World No11992 meets every Wednesday ri r r YtQ WALkEiBV See Elks B P O No 788 meets at Mad Isonville Monday night h OJ B NGoBD 1caited Ruler ROY S WiLSON Secretary Chapter U DOfne els l Thursday in each month at280pm h MBS KATE WITHERS Pros rKpightB and Lieso tfecjirity will meet every second and fourth Monday n bts Visiting members invited Attend i oj S ORENSHAW Clerk yisltlng members are cordially to attend any of theH Lodges Shrink Sprne It WUB reckoned in Wall street that the tradiig iu American To bacco shares Thursday d H shrinkage in values of 102000 000 I Calendars For 1912 We have the swellest line of Imported and Do mestic Calendars for 1912 that has ever been shown in this territory They are the Ceebrated Butler line and the price this year is lower than ever Do not purchase your 1912 calendars until you have seen our samples We can please you and save you money I SemiWeekly Bee Earlington Kentucky n i 1 i12G 4 Iri o 11 i Often The Kidneys Are V Weakened ky BwlliitUn- liealthy Kidneys Make Impure Bkod i Weak and unhealthy kMneYIt Her sponsible for much sickness audsuff ting therefore u kkiite S troublqlli jiemltted lo continue siouI re suits are n 6 likely to follow Ycwr other us teay ii eed t- teut10nb t kidneys mOt because do zitoit and should liav ittenHon first TIirtfw wben your kidneys are weak or owtfOfvorde you can understand how quickly yij at body is affected and how every tirgiia seems to fail to do its duty- If you are sick orII feelbadIY1egln JrKilmervince vou of its mcrittThe mnfld and immaiiteTAfccUof SwampRoot the great kidney an blkanee is s tiretl r It stands thehighest becqu e iU eni rkiiblc health restoring have been provenin thousands themoet diatraee mnr cases If you need arneljcin yod should liaVe the bet Sold druggists h- Mtycent and OnedOl lar You inay hare a sajfaple bottle Viv mall free also a pamphlet telling yqull now you kidneyor bladder trouble Mentioh wTien writing to Dr Kilmer f Cok pjughamton NTf Dontnpak U111W1 take but remember time name Swamp Root and dont let a dealer Mil something in of SwathRbotiJ r you do you will be disappointed 0 Arsenic Mine in the Appalachian The only mine in the eastern United Stated which has ip far aa known mined arsenic ore and pro dnced white arsenic from it is lo cated on the south slope of Lick Ridge one of the minor elevations of the Appalachian Mountains at Brlnton Va and is described by Frank L Hess of the United States Geological Survey in an advance chapter onuRare Metals front Bulletin 470 Contributions Economic Geology 1910 part L The arsenic deposits Were found by C B Brinton In 1901 and work on the mine and on theerection of a plant for making whteTir enic was begun in March 1002 I The brick necessary for the building of the plantmore than 1850000 weri made and burned aud tErn lumber required was cut and sawed on tho place The mine Is equipped with a steam hoist steam pump electric lights andalr drills The making of white arsenic began IQJalluarvr 1803 In 1910 a fcompany WRsbrgKU ized to manufacture Paris gjreen anti other insecticides for which the arsenic produced at the Brinton mine was to be used and a plant was established at NorfolkVVu but was not vet in operation at the time of Mr Messs viII It The mine says Mr Hess is reached from Ohristlanflbujgjby a very gOQd mountain road on yhich the or ly steep grades are within a mile of the mine which is about 2y 400 feet above sea level Scemcally the country is beautiful aud owing to Its altitude it is cooler Jl the summer resorts are located within a few miles of the mine The country Is well woodecli and fields left uncultivated are soon overgrown with trees WoOd for fuel and mine timber is theiforo plentiful and comparatively cheap Owing io the roughness of the cquii ty the tillable fields are small and difficult to cultivate The ol is poor aud good crops can be rinsed onljTwith the help of fertilizers As a result of these Handlcaps nd the comparative Isolation oft the coun trv many of the people a9or and labor is abundant and lowpriced A copy of the report maybe o tamed on application to thD1rec tor of tire Geological Surv yatWashington A Few Facts About Liver Trouble brJugfbody When the jive works proper ly the blood choruses through the body iu a brght red stream the liver is inactive the blood be comes dull and muddy audtfJs full of poisonous matter A great many people try to get fine clear pink and complexion by rubbing things on their laces They might rub a life time and the same yellow com plexion would remain for the lver causes it Only bright red blood brln s line complexions Blood loaded with impurities from the liver sends the impurities put through the pores of the skin u brownish yellow To get rid of the dull heavy feel lug and muddy yellow complexion tat tha liver in working ngajiu TWQ 60o bottles of BLOODINE fjl do It nine times out of ten If uar troubled with Constipation and Straining use BLOODINE LIVER PILLS with the BLOODINE Mtn1migQoincorporated Special agent Land of Small Farm Egypt8 land is fortbe mOlt rt 41 vlded up Into mall holdlofi of zh half an acre to five scree 01 Generally debilitated for yoarv Had sick headaches ecked ambition wan WOTB Ht and Li rundown urdoclc Blood Bitten l a well WOlMflhir Cbas FrItIHj1 CoeRYI 7 rCOLQJtJD COLUMH Tl6extfomoly warm weather has Q used several prostratijiiB in our tojfnvK 4be Oabbxne and wire EUzlIriOIUhEHzaAna Kch got too hot MrLizzte Amos Annld Fletcher BellKirk AiVd Mrs Joe Williams reoiTbe tick list Our Church ds were almost vacated accoiiutotibiexpie learn that it iswroiig to dpHe ciat the Sabbath bv taking pleas ur trtJI1 vlsltlhgbis1flp5will spend several woeHs wi tht farm Willld Hines will spend the sum meif with friends on the farm near Providence Ky RUth Hinea returned from Atkin n College tDr J a Colbert preached for the Z Church ast Sunday and lectured Monday Rht prtaabedatiNr ItlttleArdenraiBaaf6ifd hNgbo to live with her mother in St Louis Lenna May Wopdard had the tniafortuuo of breaking her arm again Ernest Brown has returned to his home at Hopklnsville after cOrn pleting the eighth grade work in publlcctiooLhereWe to the plbllotJ t member of Ute graduating class of itjie public school LP a Satisfactory examination before tie county of exami flarES tromStatedaughterEtnora hidSONaldolJvercdsister Wednesday afternoon The Baptist Sunday school con vention has Jult closed a very sue cessful session at Mad so ville Mr and Mrer Ed Berry of Prince ton are visiting lpqrcU7 IProto Bell and fit are planning a trip to Ldulsville bext week wlierethe Prbfosdor will deliver a lecture to the Eckstleu Norton Industrial Inetitate favoriteIWDaviatidLOngformer days wltlfuR this week His man ir ends are glad to see Lee GlUIdress on the streets again Any woman with pimples skin eruptlons sores or on not ape enjoyUfoBtaodIneOlntment and makes the skin soft and velvety Cures cold sores cracken lips chapped hands sore eyes itching and MiningCospecial agents grain Leaks i The worst lies are not coughed fri words What we pray for and what we needy are often vastly different thingsThere ate two good things about piciicatlie anticipation and the recollection What has become of the detr old ladies who used to tie their spectacles on with a string One of the mpst enjoyable sightsiii time world is that of a small boy lauding his first fish lusteadjaf worrying over things you fearm y hppeptry rcjoic lug flyer things you hoPe will happen A great mapy mothert have worriedover fingerprints on th window pane that they would rive arid fbsiee once more One of the blessings of nob having everything you want is the opportunity it afforis you of having pomething to wish for and hope fO- rAbout the time a city man- wed8over a 7x0 garden a couple of times he loses his ambition to be the pw per of an 8Q acre farm U Wisdom is good with an in heritance remarked Sctipmon This r minds us of the partiot who is always shouting for the old flag and an appropriation Ex Instead of Liquid AntseptIcsorPeroxlde many people Are now using Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic The now toilet germicide poWder to be dissolved in water as necd d For all toilet and hygienic usqs It is better apd more economical To cleanse and whiten the teeth remove tartar and prevent decay To disinfect the mouth de stroy disease germs and purity the breath To artificial teeth and brlditeworkclean odorless To remove nicotine from the teeth 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