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K r- Ii I t Ttu7VES D Ay d and 4- e i j RHM t I f t ot 1t Q H R t 1b JF f uMj7r3Q t 1 f t 1 r t 11 Tiod DON Itr ADVERTiSE OtJJ1 1 NESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE kl ttisgfam l 1 11 1TyENTYSECOND YEAR EARLtHGWN HQPKMHMtf Kf1 TUESDAY JUNE 6 1911l 4I X 1 1 a i Lt iO iZ f ATKINSON n AAINAN Comfortable Journey from LouisVille and Arrividk This Morning fu t llit ATfTACK OF APPENDICITIS RATION1fh aDdtPI r coming in special car via Guth rie and arriving here About 680 just two weeks fromthVtim of his1 depfcrtore for LouisVille in C119r gpQfhil poctpreand nur8 s dad frlendslin of whom expec ted then thatthere would be if 0 surgical operation for appepdici tis upoUfnriivulutLjuiBville Mr Qep OfAtlul1S0nVolltto Lnuir 1If1 viJ1e Sunda to urnnge A the re turn zdOunl y nn twg t the llnrJy homtliia r ufrmntr 1frf I I lson and oillluil liNnh PdAL MoorerJr DAOSisK aucl Msa Rosa Jjpx wcrc of tho Vn fiv Mr Atki p BO n said he hau slept very well and had is fliititiIhe wt s htcd to gei ofne again Ih stfito of t1iearJv hour i quite n number of friends were nt tine train Vo Welcome hip rerinancabTe recovpryisfrpm a an at tao il of apP ndic tlstlHtclmq upon him not Quite ago Eia jauruoy to LouiavOU 7 and the Norton Infirmary was undertaken after Dr Sislir had palled a physician stud a surgeon frpfn Louisville1LI consultationt NisbetIaSsOcHteljJlIhero seemed the least chance when the party left here forI Louisville that surgery might be avdided1and I this to i ii u co tinted Ven until laftor pJfaTl1 f beau in Ins rooms at the Infirm ary lor several hours But the doctors aiid u jirsei icpt liiin uiit most careful and constant observation aetermtuedtd giVe nature every chance to mend the matter without ofr- interferance tthe knifelandso1from morning mornibsIafia n WoWe waitp A little better Witit IV And it passed qniht of the first p t passed thr ugh acrieito Next morning one wastoa c a for worse7trAn was r timealmost Without hesitation thee improvement continued Whatb more encouraging 2j I Atkinson m- Uf8L very much improved while he passed through the attack of ap pendicitss and it is believed that hPwill now regain his 2J strength and l1joy a greater de 4Iti irreoe of good health than he has had for the past year Dr Sisk and Miss Fox the home physic ian and profcbsional nurse home folk MK Atkinson called them stayed with Hr und Mre At through the tfme9fiH C nes and recovery aW LIVEEY FIRM IN TOWN r C yl Mitchell Son Sell Livery Barn Jt1Meurs Evans Prlceand IrBarnett j v ii T f At deLai made Saturday ho W1U knows yr 0 WJ Mttohsll d3ob did their en tire outfit to Dan M Evans Paul i Price and Jno T Barnett all of this city 1tlts tIn1fer thatMr Bar niti will have the management of as he has Sp nfc rtbi 4bMtpartofbl life In this busineee he will make a aaecess of it All three of tl1ese gentlemen jn tUe fire eta popular ad have a number of friends who d to tiithmriEailtlilfto4 two 1er711r wi the pattonapbe7iCauweUbaQdl I Dawson Drefsates Er A C In a game full of brilliant field irtjg the Da tl ttfed ted thlt lc 0lnbat JDaWJon Jait Srt turday rilhyfrom beginning to ehdf aud the crowd were kept pu their feet all the time applauding the many bits of aupburb plays Mitchell who worked for the E Af 0 pitched unmatched ball forsixiniinRewhen he became overheated and retired in favor of King who walked one man find this coupledwith three wild heavesN i5al mitdtiferMiaeralitesi Xo leqpreT 1 hre times enough to cinch the tnm 1bithe solemn unthem of six tq this inning he wus iaviiiclblQ Clark and Pogtur Lrfth stafs of this content making iitfauy difitcutt fitopsi GliirkBe vftlljpeKitd ecoiid pjciivin hhu fir r Ifmote Ylfui6iii of Hie weruhxipWeMn tiId water tie teas Swsvludlet tttlullstages bf- ieJCta1e7iis ttaiu mates ac 9prtl ink him perfect support Thjo Jr Athlistifthould wonbr ffife scpro frtljilthf but rild- no s4 rrrol9t1artticul u e8 of thpyajnpprqyin tIt idOWIl full These boys oft Burlington line dro peel ilfree nines to tlj is tflnL when they reHlly deserved to wjn when llieAvere asked it lint ablOodtlttrstY jfittakes ua thirty j earsAr dent followers ot the renowned glen iGranttiieaeboysare fnSlIto iell IUp AnJ Olnr ick catbi1 King fpur MtticlijelJ ieveu and Swindley six hits qf King one in three innings of Mitchell tour ri six InuingS of1swDq1i yy e fUiCtH t j i Earlinlton Defeats Crofton Ja a game lasting 11 long Innings Ear1T1gtonbattledwIth the strong Qrolton tea i tiplaae Saudy The Kama vas exalting at time kepPQ o fagson ttielrfet all the Fay the HopkinsvUle south pairw B on the mound for Crptton While Curtis dldjthe recoUirjg Fay pitched but up against hard hitters ne soon found there was someth1rigduingr TomPoytou the old reliable slab artlati toeseATth sfeljidlsiforthejocala Pltoblu great ball all through the olrig His way FNibs hlc the air auctsatcfownthlnkJnghow throw them by A Grldble played a nice game at enter acceptlntf eight ninththet looked as If the locals would win in the tenth but good pitching by Fay retired Earhngton without score Leo Peyton starred at the stick getting three hits outof flve thnesnp- oonslstlogOf two four and a + ten bases and driving in runs ahead of him The agony started In the eleventh when O Mitchell hit for his safety Peyton lug Mitchell Then It happened L bushesscorhlgof him upET Peytou piL Peyton I J Loug2 b 0 Foster 8 brJ iV tv vr So Hossesstl j ftJV 1 U A Gribble o ft v hO Mitchell ItTotal runs Earlitigtpni 11 l8Tqt flZI 1 t f fJ Speaks atCourt House In Madlfonvllle Npi f 9spokeBouviile Saturday nlghttora lair sized crowd The smallness of the crowd was accounted for by excea epeGnhfpllowenanoth was the guest of JnpB Brasher while Madleopvlile h i l w r BYi RIvE8 FrWE N It c r t i il othoPftjef r f L I Earlwgton VTe9Td o Livery tanA yk le toMessrs Evans P and Barnett and We i1to thank the people of rjngton for their rs t and us while In business f rJ in every case we always sWe to da our best tiowardeasng them C itchelfS nIII L DEOM1ED GRAVES t T r OF 1 OLD SOLDIERSJ I t At0dd Fellov s Ccmeiary x isoriviiie Sunday Afternoon REV LEWIS t MAKES ADDitESl Sr 21te iravesor the old sold ier- andd those of Oompauy Ew of- 1Itdisonvillefiver decorated f1it h appr gprtateceretnouy Sunk day afternoon by the Oonfeder ate veterans daughters of OoE The line of march began tthe It M Q A Building at 280 o clock and went direct from there to the cemetery Considering ilie exceedingly warm weather3 hero was a good crowd present icipding quite a number from tillS place 0 jf The ceremonies were under the clupHrU quarQUI J m Gi A quartette rendered several ajpropriateaonfe Rev Jno D L of Owensboro made a Jplendid a dro- eautiful ss after which b flowers were spread u p on the rav sQfthdead com riles of both the pjd confederate hied members of Company E t s t Old Citizens Move to Texas OhasV McSry and fattilv one of the most popular families of this city left this morning for I iTexiB wh retJ intend to make their hOJleTrie will lo jate in Portland and Mr Mc f0iry will jrpjnlrt business there twentytqveus like tlie removal fun old sand mark Mr McGary teas- chief clerk pii the groceyside of lthA Company fitoreJand had fbeeu with that Company for PL ears Their many friends re- rfltto lose the 1ifrom OUr midst tt it tJftYrsh terri Succtysscaur th al r I newhome r Picnic Notice The Sunday SchOok or tIle M EOhurch South will have its anitSaTpicnfc at Lakeside Park Friday Julie 9 The children are requester to meet at the cUuV hjby 9 oclock apd will t- 1 eu booonveyedto the grounds- A11 bakers phouid be ai Webb Brae croCery r hy 10 oclock Kckarwlll be ruD to the grounda for hekccpnVmodation Of all who tit Boi4Qkre to walk A special lisick for the benefit of clerks Landfor tieiinonlf6urwill leave the q f at 12rO sharp Dinnedwill be served at 1220 Allmembers of the church an- dSclay schoolare urged to be present arid bring their friends 1 Sunday Hottest Day This Year Stinday Julie 4 this JB the hottest day tic o far this year the thermomr eter registering 102 at 2580 + Sunday afteruoon it had not been for a good breeze from the northwest the suffering from beat would have been much greater l+ + l N I+ +MinN k + 4+ + Mi + l+ + I l rk r+ Mhl+ r+N M ihin rCLOSING OUT SALE i I Our Entire Stock Will goat Lost j Now f is the time to buy a Diamond or Watch at prices I L that will interest you Ist COME IN WHETHER YOU BUY Olt NOT 0 1 I All watches that have been in for repairs over a year f V J 1 wiinbe sold fBr chargesT v t t I ft Alt Persons qing us tcco nile se Calland Settler r r f Mt L C Wile ofIiiistine yIl takes possession on June joth 1911 i TAPPAN GARDINER JEWELERS OPTICIANS 1ftlIt fJ1 d 0 n o- k o 0 0 3 i i T I Madisohville NotesI IT AIL1ZH DAVII i lhltfcklgC I The members of the Blue Stock nig Club were beautifully enter tamed Saturday afternoon for tb last meeting of the at the home of Miss Ellle Qardlnor on Sugg street The reports pf the fllflerent cow mittees were given and plans for the new year were thoroughly die cussed The president Mien Alleen Davis read a letter of welcome from the Federation of Women Clubs In which the Blue btocklng Club wile given the distinction o being the Baby of theFederation being the youngest club ever Federated Miss Margaret Victory chalf man of the Work Committee then un iquely announced the Study under yeato r lows Woman Then and NoW and Che characters of the following will bemused as loadjiig examples marking the siibtiJvIfifoTus pf Atli durereut prograriiis as follows Mytnology Hplea of iroyfTheBibleKuth r a i PoetryEl BcornTl- IIJ VS + r + tr0 ScienceMtnj I CurioA- rtRosa tjott Bonheu- rImagiuationLady i T lctiollQ tfrkEHott r t Maobet- bEdncatlottAiico 7 FrefimaTi Par- mer rlL lheEt Bernhart- MdsicPlanbLChatntndar J1 Music Prima Donna Farrar Sbololoary JaueAddams PtU 1ioLIreMrs Pahlcburt RoyaltyQueen Viotofla J 1 New ThoughtrMrs Eddy iiDuring the social hour Mlssubia Louise Walker Ws a guj9Btfof the club y V t A most excellent luncheon was beautifully served intwo courses 1 Mrs i Collins and granddaughter Miss l Jolinbon returned to- Henderson Friday after a short visit to Mrs Laura Hayes in this city i I Robert Crow was Jn Earlington Saturday on businessr Dont forget the SemiWeekly Bee has a branch office for Madi souvilld people In Mortons Furni ture Store If ybti want advertis lngoc job work or wIsh to subscribe for the paper call up number 4 AIIEBNDXVJS Manager Mrs Phil Schlarap find little daughter oC were in this city Saturday qn route to Earl ington to visit frIends sS M Logan of Daweou Springs was m town Saturday WF Goodrich who Iafora fewt weeks located at Central City spent Sunday hero with friendsI 6 B Tate and daughter bile Virginia left Monday fora three- mOl1tnsvlsltto California and oth er westetnpoints Mrs S M Bernard and son War rep left Monday Tor Denver Colo to spend several months with Mrs Bernards parents V Carr Hawkins of Nortonvlllo was here Saturday j Miss Jonye Mlllslef t yesterday Jor an extensive trip through the west visiting California Yellow Stoi National Park Grand Cannon Denver Washington Oregon and Dateline Islands before returning home Mr and Mrs 0 H Murpbey and Miss Bonnie Vera Murphey wil leava in afew dayS for O Ibrado Springs to remain during the Bum mor months 0 Horace Board of Princeton vis ited his parents fereFrlday Miss Effie Gordon JagpOjvOf Cadiz Is tho guet of Miss Jpsephlne Clarke 1 l r G A EujUaley and daughter Miss Maja Eudaley of Nebo were here Saturday with friends Qet thelhabit of coming to the branch office 6f the SemiWeekly Bee at Morton Fiirniture Store when you want engraved cards env bossed letterheads dance tickets or pr ram h Ve hlive the bent and let us flgurewHli you on prices AxL vax DAVIS Manager J11I1o H Jones of Mortons tap was in townSaturday Miss Sutin Marie CrutohlJeld o- OOtttiUudOn Pegs SL 1u v o o tUESDAY andl A 7 fRIDAY u 1 J 1 r S f 1 r d iCNICIVS VVV i OLD surd o 6 therEarlin ton Chapter UiDcrj jC al baHsid Park t i i r7 r Saturday et tiTHE AFFAIR WAS iWELLrATJENDErjfl i r t The picnic given the old so- ldieriliikieide parkthile plac VSaturdayOhapter U D 0 4 Was a great lhuyIv s was one hadF7fpassed in a long time and no V554 improvement cohld have been made outhemany good things to eat The mNJoiityof the Ertrlington Jh ter were preseuti aDd some qJty or s kty of the L old soldierp p rr MaYUTIE Q Bourjapd made the address weJcomiiig + fche Corr AebonuteiOuB supply eft frell cobkdd booth wa s spr dltd r h tlJllyariotfs r tablesI and Itv SEalt leY pf the Oliristini Lulirgturuea liwks After ells dinneir Drl B DtyjB ip a stirrjpg speech intro Atluced the peaker of ths even 1 nb JUP B MnOreUry who made a goocNalkalotig the usual lines f of like galjljeriuge IC its eatima r ted that 250 paople wqre present and the Etrliti rout Ohapter U- DO certainly deterve much credit for the business1 UkE man ner in which the crowd was nan DanisasmasterYIof ceremonies kept UilU s moving and there was sometiiing loing- laB the time until the crowd die persed GOOD WOMAN GOD HOME f EternjtAii I Reward Mrs Fannie fencoct of thlsgttp aged 71 years died at tlie home other daughter KiraT Jeff icaniplioatfondue cook was a coueisiont member of the Methodist church and yearsSheHancock two son and twP daugh = tare to mourn thler tOilS Tile fun oral BeryiceB were held a thetookplaCe I J G at Madisonvillo Saturday afternoon in the presoupq of a member of ref attves and Rev yv O Braudon conducted the ceremony exs ar sy ipj this time ofrsorrown I y First Through Trains I Over LooP 1 The first through train over Earl ington out off left Mortons at 114 a mButiday Train No1gtlengine 1080 Engineer Melton Fireman Zap ill Brakoman A B Willis Flagmaxo A B Qraiur Conductor W H lea hy Train corislsted of 10 careot t+ nanas and two cars ofsheepi Flrisfc atMebetweenIMortons and Atkinson Date Set For Teachers Institutes c Supt A J Fox has announced f rthe Hopkins County lTeachers Institute jfprAugvsb 21 20 It will be bold at the court bouse in Madlsouvilie Prot C E Dudley has agreed too v be the InstrUQtor v The program Is under headway The institute in that county la always doll attended and In + terest in the prpoeeclihKS I t jDR f B HARDIN DR 1 c RAY L Drs Jl rJillI Ry f DENTISTS iPikts Extracting cad Pereeki Work f rI iW1eif Qike Sate Ba+4 ilJr Tilyt uJH J f aiislissitt IlfJ Ekr n- j i fir t I T JJ1Ii 7q r Lnn ii- fr uyw+ W wV II W Ii i7ii J t 0 n- T Tilt 4- k rill Jlie l3ee 4- a i PAUL M MCJORK EDITOR AND PU8LIstiIR S U IE FAWOETT EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER ili tASSltCITE i Mtmterof f Kentucky Press Association d o Leagtebau k Office wtsFEritpre Sterr Ill 1ifRC K trlPke Ne TMISS AILEEN MiStrHt1Mli1 t hRei7 Tae 6191Jv S Earlto bed and early to rise Attend to your business and t advertise And yeu wiltibe healthy pros r perous and wiser isa ADDITIONAL MADISONVILLE NOTES Continued from Page 1 Uarllneton after having spent sev eral days the guest of Miss Beatrice W saY In this city left Saturday for a H Tlslt to Trenton and Pembroke Mr and Mrs Marvin iPrather o f r r aQoulsvIlle are visiting relatives 111 phis city a Chris Young Neal Hollinger nd f IfFrank Card we 1 1 were in Hopkins k vviHo Friday on business 1r J E Taylor spent Sunday In IHenderson with Mrs Taylor thu i Ruest of relatives Miss Laura Hoffman aud Langley Soffman will leave today fur the fi New York to spend several months with their sister Mrs Henry Beard relativespv tt Anton Friday We make a specialty of doing two sand three color work If you wantt 4 lassy job work that will give satis gutFipricesat the Madisonvllle Branch x Office in Mortons Furniture Store AiiiEEN DAvts Manager l Prof and Mrs 1B Rubins and Mjbildreu loft Friday for Marionri Ohio to spend the summer with her Fl parents Rev W C Brandon of Earling ton was in town Saturday Miss Garnett Lmdle of Clay was+ c rthe guest of relatives In this city Saturday i Miss Loriue r rthof Earles c was visiting relatives here Sunday en route to Jackson Tenn to visit several months Miss Martin is a- KraHuate of CamPlied HagerMau College at Lexington this year t Dr and Mrs B L Bone returned liome Sunday from a few days via touJ are i relatives tQroft I f during the weekend I fi tiict us Have f Sac5 Fourth This Year Ie 7 Philadelphia hud H killed aud ii aujurfrt list of 388 lust fourth 1 iNev York ami Oliicago combinedr 3iRfV cusuyj v list of just 6iii t Phjladelpliiati city fathers had r r said t Oh let everybody have a good ti111tY New York and Ohi xjago wproaiiiDiin the safe and c sane citieB that n the reneou r 10 Misses Jeauette Napier of Nash rj rvllle and Nell Carlinof Evansville i wlllarrjve Wednesday to visit Mrp J VxD M Evans i C M + t M N+ MMM Subscription Rates One Year ie 100 Six months i 60 Three months V 25 Slnglo copies U Specimen copies mailed free on application Correspond ants wariteci lit 1I parts of the county Address us for par oculars in o Detective Burns Trails an Alarm Clock A keyhole and an alarm clock oountrylastfor a time cast Into obso rltythewarfare in Mexico the political contests in Washington the high price of and he coming coronation in Great Britain The keyhole was one In a door of Mrs IugerBols boardins house in San Francisco Inside the door eight or nine months ago so the story runs two men sat talking in low tones of their to dynamite certain buildings Outside the door was the inquisitive landlady with listeningShe her suspicions and when the building of the Los Angeles Times was soon after blown up burying twenty onu persons in the ruins she commu nicated what she had heard aud gave the detectives their first clear clue The alarm clock in the case was a very alarming one indeed It was found under a new bridge in Peora Ill an ordinary fifty cent clock with a slight modification The handle that operated the alarm was missing but in its place was a piece of bent copper wire Near by was a small dry battery with a ground wire and another tulmfnatlnRIdynamite When the time for which the alarm was set arrived the bent copper wire moved and closed the circuit The spark of electricity was sent to the fulminating charge The dynamite should have exploded and wrecked the bridge But in this case the spark was a little too weak to do what was expected of It No explosion occurred The clock was discovered and turned over to the detectives An explosion came indeed later but not the sort originally designed Who placed the alarm clock there That was the problem f Jr the detectives to- flolve When the Los Angeles Times buildlus was blown up a cloekof the same kind was found wlthanotnerunexploded package of dynamite near the home of the owner of The Times General Harrison Grey Otis Examination disclosed the use of the same make of clock in other expJQSJLgns and at tempted explosions m widely sepa rated places a church In Clinton In lana j a courthouse in Omaha a hotel in French Lick Indiana and so forth In the last five yeara in fact seventy such attempts have been recorded by the National Ere tors Association and practically no part of the United States has ben free from them Here a brldke there a viaduct somewhere else a derrick or hoisting crane a mill or an office building And In each case there was a labor dispute between the builders and the labor- I union Current Literature June upIGovernor He paR Just about asI much show for the republican nom Illation for govenor HP a cat has i- nhil without claws The Whiskey elements the internal reveue gang and the connection with each other under the leadership of Senator Bradley make a combination tbat cannot be beaten in spite of the fact that nine out of ten of the rank and file of the republicans of the state t Ar 1 Good Paint Good Resultsrej Thats good to c Its cause and effect But its poor logic poor judg ment and poor economy to expect go results from poor paint dVThe best good paint is THE SHERWIHWILUAMS 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 L ica1Its a painters paint Made in eight handsomes- hades Color cards given upon request qSOLDlilY TiJL8T BERNARD MINING CO r IV DR1IDPAITfr1IN1- U INCO PIBATEB r Lri kf 1 111 i Ir rh rd A irnj C i 0 HOIdi ikeng hi 1 nctr ll arA- f t t i l L iA1IfI r fjWDER soiJt 1 Purew fgfk13rrt leRl t ly 0 ALUMNDtIMEPHDSPHATE i j and especially of this county arej for Judge 0 Rear for the nomina lion and for him for governor In Ithis county there is not a man op posed to him lepublican or dent ocrat but the county will be In structed for Franks and voted for Cox That is the scheme that will be carried out to a T No second instructions will be given out but at the critical time will be placodJn the hands of Governor Brldley and thence In the Cox column It would be worth the head of any postmaster In the county not to line up as direct t ed so as to deliver the votes finally to Cox The whiskey people con trol both parties and both the nom inees of race horses will be owned and started by the whiskey trust and you can put your money on either horse and the whiskeylruet wins out either way you bet That is jockymg some while the people stand and look on with open mouths and wonder how it Is done Thetf we are asked why we favor the Initiative Referendum and Recall Well Just cause vie am Nuff said Livingston Banner i R11OWSWe offerOne Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hals Catarrh Cure P J CHENEY k CO Toledo O We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the last 13 years and believe him perfectly honorable In all business tranSactions and finan daily able to carry out any obligations made by his firm WAIDINO KINNAH MARVINr Wholesale Druggist Toledo 6 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally actlpg directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free Price Esc per bottle Sold by all Druggists Take Halls Family Pills for constipatoln TAMED AND SAVAGE A Plucky Salesman and a Merchant With a Bad Grouch v A salesman for a carpet house called on the proprietor of a big store This man had a reputation for eating salesmen alive After several unsuccessful attempts to see his man the salesman decided touse desperate means tj get to him He knew that tho man must buy a bill of goods for ho kuew what stock he was carrying and knew that he must lay in a supply for the opening of the season In the afternoon he called at the store and deliberately walked Into owners private office and placed a cardnn his table The storekeeper not look up from his papers for several minutes Then ho turned savagely on the salesman and said Who In Sam Hill let you in IIleftorders to have you thrown out if you came again With that he throw the card savagely in the wastebasket The salesman drew another from his pocket and placed it on the desk where the first had been Without looking up from his work the threw that in the wastebasket- the salesman thfew down two or three other cards with the same result and finally almost purple with rage the merchant turned on him Well well well what is It I was just thinking said the salesman that if evory man yourI salesmen called on was such an infernal ignorant no account grouch as you are what cussed few orders they would book and how quickly jou would go out of bust ness Thats all sir good by Hold on there a minute broke in the groquh in a much changed torso i guess I oWe you an apol ogy You are right Lets see yourI line Bookkeeper The uniform success that has attended the use of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Reined has made it a favorite every where It can always bo depended npotj For sale by all dealers 1 The Great Divides Reno hareuTBkirr V if TheThe tariff v IIl AJ f T efool end money 2 BbaaPesr Jr The pearly hates f y lH8on and Dixon lit1e JlmOrowlns T and The Ran Gran4 river Jt V6fts Record jsi F st I l SUNDAY SCHOOL People of Hopkins County Will Meet at NortonvHIe May 12 The Hopkins Cfoniity Sends School Association at Nortonvlll JutmJ2 101lA Rood prtt fanv wl be given Oordllll treatment will bi received by all who attend and an will be beuifited so begin ts plan to go Let every soqool In the county send one or more represent stiles The clanks for blanks for statist leal reports wlllberreceived by thi superintendents Plerse till and re turn or baing themrto the oOlven tton Do not forget tbeoontrlbuJlof- Help your county to become a banner countyNORA BEARD County Secretary Kentucky Fair Dates The following are the dates fixed for holding the Kentucky Fairs fort 1911 as far asreported Officers of fairs are requested to retort to us any oramisaions or corrections o dates Versailles August 22 days Lexington August 76 days Uniontown Audust 8u days Vanceburg August 94 days Lavtreiiceburg August 154 days Leltohfleld August 1J4 days Burksville August 164 days Brodhead August 168 days Fern Creek August 164 days Shepherdsvllle t Augusts24 days London August 224 days Erranger August 234 days Germantown August 248 days Nlcholasvjlle August 298 days Somerset August 298 days Bardstovn1 August 804 days Paris September 46 days Monticello September 64 lays Alexandria September 66 daps Mount 011 vet Septembers days Hogenville September 68 days Senders September 6 4 Kentucky State Fair Louisville September 116 days Horse Cave September 204 days Mayfield September 274 days You Need Stationery Nothing gives an individual or a firm standing in the business world Ike nice stationery neatly printed departmentfine line of letterheads noteheads billheads statements and envelopes both linen and commercial We also do circular invitation and cat alogue work Give us a triiil You will be pleased There is no Substitute Advertising pays if the mnu thai has Eomething to sell so regulates his advertising as to con vince the people that it iR worth buyrrkcr lAB the substitdes for neWs paper advertising can be easily avoided or disregarded by peo ple the advertiser tries hardest to attract the man or woman that can afford to bny They do not stand gaping ufr biirboardsjand they do not bother with circulars in the mail because they aretoo busy but their old friend the newspaper is taken into the inmost privacy of the family circle It is discussed at the breakfast table and at the lupper it is read at leisure the even p arerscrutinized with the interact born o long habit and discriminating taste An advertieemelltl 1 that news paper goes into the family circle and caunot be excluded It is welcome because it is a part of something else that is welcome and it goes thereat the verytime when the occasional damestic eo oiiomical council takes place Tliere is tfo substitute for the fnewspaper Health Hint for Today Cooking Elllc Oermi Unless vou are reasonably certain that the meat yoif eat baa benn carefully inspected and declared free from disease germs you should see that the meat Is thoroughly cooked Thorough cooking kills dangurau- smiorouraantsmsthat is it destroy the germs that might infect you or some member of your family who 8 physical condition at the time of eating infected food was such that tllegermrlpundready lodgment and easy soil upon which to weak OleanlmeBB in the kitchen it Is heedless to say 16 adeolutely ne neces wy If you take oars of your own kikchen you will see that U is clean If some one else takes c rcot your kitchen you should make ttiou rs to see tli ptcleannotolean on the surface but all throughcup- boards drdwers sh Riia4TnarktWs parttcalar- lgth7lstuft that not sight v r IoJf x DO YOUR TRADING WHEREi 1PRICf8 TALK I BIG SALE FOR 30 DAYS i F I o cMiltiri I ry IDreswea Silks Trimtr- xaixz ge Iriosiwry and 1 ilSJotiosn = 1f POPULAR PRICED HOUSE SOLE AGPNTS JUSTICE V KABO CORSETS 1 I B LIEBER 2nd Sired Nftr Main Henderson Ky r AGENTS IVIattMAY MANTON 1 J C rb P Every housekeeper who takes pride in her ability to manage her affairs h and in keeping down ex pens should be interested in seeing the t finest made We carry a full line of the I i Leonard Cleanable l l Refrigerators acknowledged to be the most perfectly construc ted sanitary and icesaving refrigerators ever put on the mar ket Save fully onethird on your ice bill and lasts a life s time Ordinaryrefrigerators only Jut about five years Made of polished oak or satin walnut with real porcelain lining all in one piece Constructed throughout in the A r strongest and most substantial manner Come in andwtlet us show you their many valuable featuresVSt Bernard Mining Co INCORPORATED f tarIH ten Kentucky PATTERNS economically Refrigerator i- r Aflanfa8rood COOPI 1l MDE OF HEAVY GALVANIZED IRON i j We Claim for this CoopMany Advantages j I Over Any Other on the Market FIRSTS They are collapsable and can be = P uteaway in the fall in a few minutes in a very smallspace and reassembled when needed in two minutes each The sanitary features of these coops IIICOND as the ventilation is perfect and G r the bottom can be removed in one minute without any r trouble qtwithoutoremov ting t any other section of the cbopas there reno bolts screws hinges or fastenings to bother with aLice or vermin will not harbor in galvanized iron there been no crevices in which to secrete themselves and multi ply nor for disease germs i to find a lodging place These coops are absolutely proof against Rats rl Wea sles Mink Skunks and other chicken eating animals 3 Government statistics show that rats destroy more chickens every year than every ocher agency THIRD It its made of heavy Galvanized Iron and is as rigid as a wooden coop but does not hold dampness it is also absolutely weather proof even in the most driving rain It is as cheap as anyjwoorlen coop and has many Advantages not found in them The different dpors can be set in an instant and will remain when placed until changed FOURTH Made in+ two sizes with 8M and 9 inch revolving doors i MADE ONLY BY THE AtlantaTin Plate and Sheet MilI ATLANTA INDIANA i V7 jI KIRK AgenttMac1ieu QVi l1e IC YfrL = dJ il- rBEE ADS PAYuVj- r r 11 I 1 tt h tLr 6 RF- L l il 11 a U w u a THE man who stops adver 1 when his trade Is picking up is like the man who stops fishing when the fish be gin to bite Think this over aid let it worry you i 1 NSO the Town I 1 lfBdlers Picnic at Lakeside Par Sliirday jr Alexander of Madlsonvllle f wasflntbfi city Saturday Joe Williams and wife of Mad 1 Lsonvi1Ie attended the funeral of sire Hancock at this place Satur day i Ofiaa Smith of Madlsonville was b8r Saturday MrAnd Mrs John Rule and daughter sties Pansy attended th burial of Mrs Hancock at Madison eiI rlile Saturday evening 1 Leo Solmon was In Madlsonyllle SaturdayLuolan Llttlepago of White Plains was here SattirdaYattendin the Old Soldiers Picnic Mrs Pearoe and daughtur Miss Flora of Madleonvllle were here r Saturday attending the Old Soldiers reunionr WmAddams of Cynthlana was here Saturday meeting friends an making new acquaintances = Mr 1 Addams is a candidate for Governor l of the State Old papers for sale at the Bed office 4 Miss Garnott Lindle of Clay Is the guest of friends here Dr Amplias Davis a well know- physician of Mortons Gap has pUt chased anew machine He brought his machine from Nashville Mon day and is well pleased with it Mrs J J Sullivan of this city who has been visiting in Madison vllle has returned home Mrs J W Summers is confined to her room by a case of Inflamma tory rheumatism r Mr and Mrs Frank DeVylder and children of this place spout Sun day In Madisonvllle M H Tappan of the Jo yelry firm dr Tappan k Gardner has rented the Mnrphey building on Seminary St I Mftdlsonvllle and moved his family to that Places Ho will open a jewel store in adlsonvJ1le in a short tira Miss Anna Moore was to Madison I ville Saturday visiting friends M tb Ray salesman for the St Bernard who has been in the South several days has returned from- sugeeeerul trip AD Slsk of Madisonyillewee herK Saturday on J diJA Morton the furniture man s MaihsqnvUlej was in the City Friday on tteinese-k WiG Wright JJfi the Carbondale Co T 00 was he oSaturJ r JMin Blair yistted friends in Mal lean ille Sunday Y Cla nde J ntontot Mad 1eonvtlle wa in this cats Sunday Mt and Mrs Elgie Hiskipent Sun day n the city Marvin Mitchell was in Madison Yill t Sunday MIjR D Anderson of Etopklnsvllle is visiting her sister JJiJ Eo Johns Mrs Phil Sohlamp of Henderson I arrirwJ here Saturday to visit her Biefor Mrs O H McGary and tam ily before they leave for Texas W H Klein a popular conductor r of this olty was In Madlsonvijlo Saturday on business LJ R Dean John Hamby and 3Mayor H 0 Bourland wore fn Mad isonvllie Saturday morning Miss Mattle Wilkey of the McLooti Store Madlsonville was here Satur Jday VIsiting friends H F S Bailey of Madisouville was here Saturday LiWRIce of Weir Ky visits friends here Saturday and made the SemiWeekly Bo a call Mrand Mrs Powers visited friend inMadi8onvHle Sunday MM Brlen of NaslrvlUevlslted- M Banna and family Sunday Little Pat Brleui who has been visiting relatives in the city has returned to his home in Zelgler Gilbert Deshon in visiting frteud- In Princeton Ind for a few days 8 r ryanr r tt leu TAI ti 4 June Sale Specials AT The New Store t t Celebrated Swann alUhelmen Straw Hats in newest shapes ipc 1 2 and 250 Ladies and childrens 150toneStraPtuniFsL 2 rdies 125 ladieskf250 and 3 SocJ H P MORTON Manager Hantf BaiUit Fart Ctttttr Strttt Madisonvilli Kentucky J 0 Grubbs of Owen boro spent Saturday night and Sunday with his sister Mrs Lucy tfean Garnett Lilndlo of Clay KyenMISS to Nashville spent Sunday with Miss Ruth Wyatt Miss Alma Hanna head nurse a Eaves Infirmary at Nashville wil IRtdMr and Mrs Luclat Llttlepage o Mortuns Gap spent Sunday with Mra Kate Withers ll D Cowand and 0 E Owen spent Sunday in Evansville Woodson Browning Herpohell Wilson and Fred Bailey of Madle SundaynWalton Davis of Mortons Gap was in this city SundayIWANTED 100 minors at once for steady work Apply to NORTONVILIiB rCOAL do COKE CO Incorporated Nortonvlllo Ky Dr JB 0 Brandon of Hopkiusvillc I spent Sunday tar this city Mrs Chas Osburne spent Monday with Mrs Bradley Mrs Chas Coffman of theooun try was In this oltp Monday shop ping WS McGary made a business trip to Madison the Monday Dir and hire Ernest Brown are vlsitfng friends in Crofton 1 daughterMrsI latlvofl In White Plains Prof Lutz spent Saturday in tniv city whlth relatives buatnesat ip to IMills Garnet Lltadlo of Clay is visiting friends n this city tiladlsotn vllle Frlday ley Wi Batesa business tflpJ Ma t9pvilp r da- VY 1 eeofX1 t a station ontheIUKha las ee tivlslbng the family of J R Dean and other friends here a few days has return Iei lioine n Mr arid Mrs O tley Vannoy are spending their Jvacatlon In Owens boroMrs Ed Brooks of Pueblo Col is visiting fher mother Mrs P B Davis h Calendars For 1912 We have the swellest line of Imported and Do mastic 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 1912 calendars until you have Vescan please you and save you money SemiWeekly Bees Earlington Kentucky wwwwwwwwvwywwww AtMA4NYY 4i4hi NetN B M SLATON Funeral Director 11conso Embalmer o E NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE r Pfcome 1242 MADiSONVILLE KY fJ WlH VWW w WiiNWfH lf1 IJ + t njI 4 + Titio Satinon was In MVdisouVIfle Saturday evening tThe meeting missionary Baptist Church is being well attended and the interest is increasing with each service As Rev Howerton will leave last of the week for Murray Ky where he will begin avmeetiuf It is desired that all who can will attend the Yemalnitlg se vieee 1IR Corey made a buineeJ8 trip to Madison villa Mont- MraWMterDavea imdea business trIp to Madlsonyllle Mob I B1rsbn Fpalle Hertln IUds tu this aity visiting his parents 1Mr and Mrs Rex rMoEuieii spent Sun in St Charles with relatives r c F Southern Newspapers Reflecting the Souths P I a1Therestriking illustration of the ref Sputadurlnjrthelai that great phanKe which has taken place n newspapers oi the leading towns and cities of that section ju that period If was but a few years ago when there were pnlvu few cities inl the South in which the daily throughrwell asintheJf news S any evidence of great business activityyin feet mostbf the newspapers had rather an uphill light because of the lack of broad advertising by local pea pie Today the situation is en offlwhichfhavothe upbuilding of the South are in themselves remarkable illus trations of tho vast growth of business of every kind Papers which a few years ago showed but scanty recognition in their advertising pages of the apprec a lion by local people of the value of advetising are now crowded with a variety and an amount of advertising indicative of the life and activity of the community la fact some of them are evidently- t times almost tempted to follow the example of a commercial pa peronce well known with which the writer was acquainted whose advertising grew so rapidly that one day there appeared at the head iof the editorial column tnis announcement Owing to the great press of advertising all fromscase the business manager and udt the reditor was for the makeup and he Relieved the advertisements in paper were more interesting to the public as well as to the publsih ers then editorial stuff He be lieved that a business activity ofspaper tei to the exclusion from that IS sue of hall editorials indicated the prosperity of the community fir better than anything the un fortunate editor might have la boriously written While Southern papers may not have the opportunity of following this example they arp at least every day becoming more and more in themselves Advertisements of their corn The outside man not familiar with the youth who picks tapi a daily paper from anyone of its leading cities will get vii impression about Southern business life arid activity that will necessarily have a lasting effect It might indeed be a good policy for every business man in the South after he has read his local paper to mail it to some else where The influence for good could hardly be estimated It is quite certain that every pa per sent from any part of the South to Northern or Western friends would be read and it could not be read without creating a new impression about business activity in the South If every bankinghouse for instance would make ita rule to have the daily papers which it receives mailed after they have been read to its correspondents in other sections taking by turns the names on its list it would find the small postage returned thousandfold through a closer acquaintanceship and an enlarged business with its out side banking friends The IS true as in every other line o business in the South No man is doing business in that section without having acquaintances or correspondents elsewhere Let everyone make it a rule to sou to some outside friend cyst whi9hEafter it has been read In the Aggregate millions of copies of Southern pers would in thi way annually r9ach people Other sectiouB The cosh is small i jthe value to the South would be Matiufacturers RR- vcordJdJtiW7 mnmun DONT MOVE OUT i Let us print you some WAND DILLSj JAlVERTISE And Business Will Boom Pert Paragraphs There are plenty of men who giro advice but few who have sufficient confidence in It to take their own A man cant BO heartily rejoice when merry springtime conies when he has half An acre of lawn to mow It is always a shock to a woman finds that sonny played they were rabbits egga just to please her a The aeroplane may be a glowing success but it hasnt yet gut ahead of old Dobbin as a family favorite I The woman who doesnt think new spring styles are perfectly ravishing Is suspected by her sisters of being a suffragetteYou tell how much mouey a man will contribute to a cause by way he shoutsforit theI The woman who can make cent coffee taste like the fortyfiveI cent article need never be job Many a man who wouldnt have a titled soninlaw at anv price would like to be able to afford one Most men quit the reform movement when Breaches their own Home To a girl half the tun in getting mArried lsvin keeping her friends I guesclng When It will be N Miss Verda Gates of Madison ville visited friends here Sun- I Mark TwainSaid i C Iena man gqes to buy a collar She comes home with a collar and perhaps a necktie but when a woman goes to buy a collar she returns I with a new silk waist a pairi i of gloves ten yards of dress I goods several toilet articles some window shades and a refrigerator Wave always admired Mark Twain and now to see if his business logic is as sounds as his humor we have v put na display of window curtains and rugs If you are one of those women who buy curtains 5ra rug this week you will always be glad you did se and you will bedoubly glad you came in hereto get them tfll i The G A Morton guarantee of the quality covers them andfprice are exceptional You talso be lad4zf you Cabyo 7 0 trBMORTONfnrnltnr and Funeral Director KeritsckyY m m j Hnn = MEMDRSEVAIYSVILLE REBATE ASSOCIATION 1 t Hot Weather Time is Here a ARE YOU HOT k I We furnish everything for Men andrBoys that is cooling but fans soft drinks and 1 a bath i t1 Clothing in all the jcool Wool and Wash J Stuffs z or jpiece menvSuits h io to n r 0 i 25 I Coats thin in Madrid Silks MoHairs and t l n j Sicilians 3 to 750 j FWool and WshTrbusers i to 6 50 0 w Negligee Shirts 500 to3a lUnderwear all lengths 500 to 3h As 1 Strasvfats all braids and strains i to5Russet Oxfords in all styles 2 to 6 We save you the middle profit Come d or lets hear from you I IT PAYS TO TRADE HERE l11 vars1f WOII1Ip l FOR SALE 1u nnnmun mn m Fowls and Eggs from Fa t 1tOCkBarred Rocks 200 Rhode Island Red 150 t 1 R H GDAVISIMadisonville WIYBE TROUBLED WITH FILTHYFLIES r i When for a small1 fsurnvie1 v 1f t i can fit your house with I1 j T nj iSQrgen daora and windows that will prevent the entrance of these dangerous andsJan noying little pests The time v to put up screen doors and windows is right now before the house is filled and the wall curtains and ceilings are ruinedCall and see our line ofc screens and get prices St Bernard Mining Co INCORPORATED W R COYLE Manager Store Earlington Kentucky 0 iJ BEE A Dpt PAY 1c IJ 6 i ii p ifrp H z J r rf j 1 Jj i k Lco- iI r i jNortonville News1 t i r t f rNis1RuthBarues yisited her I MfJrtOjRJGllPJaBI Jr uudMcsJnmea Lovnn Bpenttlftst week in Mortons Gap visiting re1Ltt1v81 ll MissiGriice Sifelai cif Evaiie TiljSjIJQ1 is visiting Judge and 1 MriJ B HafrTsdp k V 1 i i Jlrt tl bi Wrjghfc visited rel ties in Guthrie last week Nr indf Mn 8A Savage 0 t Central city were m our city last eek c NiJ Lola Prowse and littlit Jitse Annie May Moore 1 scvir4ljdays in M difi liv1l1 3 t I to MiSS Jva Srauly f Madison yule Visited relatives here thisc week Mrs J L Wright visited friends in Moftous Gap last week VI K p Soutiierland spent1 sovraI days at his honie at Ban croft Ky f Jk v J 2 rl i3atell6RidHmond spent r1 Sunday at his home in Green yule n H 3tfr and Mrs Lewi8Payue and I little daughter Lena May spent last Friday in Madisonville Ar Mrs Burden is spending the week at Dawsou Springs Rev J4 Gr AJdI1J ofthQ Van derbtlt Univer ity of Nashville I Xeau preached here at the t Methodist Olfruch ButurUaV 1 night SuWlay and Sunday Might anti delivered three of theI ablest sermons over preached I herE Rev Akin is an able and z consecrated bovine and leaves in J1is4vakop1u1 that is good fpc N111ir l a3iis words arem clothed in Christ inn meekness Mf L E Betheraud daughtei MisVBayde vvereTiiMadTsonviire Wednesday tj y Mre 0B Tra then spent Thurs day in Madisonville p Judge Mrs JR Harrison Mrs Ol fBreshears and little son and Miss Grace Skeels of Evansvillel I pent a Few daysTat PNvsoel jJ 4 Judge Harrison and Archie I ILigson have returned fr vrava3rI fZ tishing trip tj 1 t a RMre I turned to their home at Oleaton ftr vIsitibgtheir aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs JR Bethel Mrs William lyiclntire reurnpc 0 t tberhome in ftripeId ingsevral davs with Mrs McArthutj J Misses lla Almqn Mabel Almon Lola May Prdwsei Iva Stanley Mad I 1 isonville Messrs Jack Lander Jr I Willie Lander LpiVnie rftsird Lein i and Ferguson attended memorial ser I atConcordiiesdyf1 j i S O VMiss Anna Marie Morgan returned I from J3awsph HfuesdayV after spend ing a few days I 1 MrAiSPitkr spent several dais with his parents in Louisvtlle last I f week F4 G Hoge left lat Friday for Cleveland Ohio on business D E Mullen of Daniel Boone was in town Monday L AC Alexander ot Louisville special agent of the Kentucky Consu I mer Oil Co spertt Wednesday in ihiscity tt Little Lottie Margaret Noelof Daw I son spen Thursday here the guest of 1 lier aunt MrsrJlHarrison- I Mrl and Mrs Chas Herriott and I little son of Madisohville were here t Tuesday J R by Stanley Grbver Stanley W Blakely Henry Blakely and Forrest spent last week on Long Pond fishing Ir w s E1gn pMadison ml S re FrIday h o i I Miss Mary Trathen attended 4 ThursiiayBorn tQ the wife of Emmett Dill i nIiam lJ 9P2upd bpyi Sunday it Ira Ray bf E Iingtoi spent Sun t V day here with friends Ka R T I f rih has b it ltiirelaifiyi U tkiIs clt I I1 TrrlI t6 fiiiaibraeHarfson XUUQ i 4STan I j 1prl o 4 f t ilJriiCSS ffj it i J L RE4apIIT Q FLY At the CourieAviation IVJeet inv Eyans j yule June 9 and 10 1 sq5j it i That Glenn PS iSbl iJn will prJJ1 out thpthatwasjfff3v r e Fetalnloirjs aii B euou ThVialiroads the traction lines the steamboat oompanles and th j mr chahts of Evansville have alljpnt rjiJolngany consequence state and the fact that the Ev 1s1 tjtqfthat the first aviation meQtof Sorh1 em Indiana will be a great suoqa o I The Oo r is to bo on lerllaSjtLiScomnderedflyer now before the public ana jls much Iff demand at the EasCeic meets The New York him along with Hoxey and Johnston as a date devil a man absolutely unafraid and for whom no chanok li too great Witmer is noted for his altitude flights and while in Evans vllle he will try to establish anew record Wltmer will also be entered in the five mile race against an automobile Other exciting events will be pull ed ofla five and a tea mile motor cycle race automobile races HllI School trackmeet open to all High Schools In Ind IUand Jrrro r which suitable prizes ba I by the Eyanayille merchant- sSpeciallowraies areoifered on al railroads steamboat and tractions lines entering Evansville Tickets are now on slofikthcC- ourier office f Headaches Signs ofDanger Anyone in this town that Buffers frequently Trohi splitting nervous headaches Ought to bat once to the drug t ani get a25e bottlo of our CarlstedVs German i4ver Pqwdqr Headaches always indicate consti pation iiCa tifiiiigerons form that may result fn otjier extremely seri ous ailments sometimes even AppendicitisOurder acts on the Liver tho real cause of constipation a few doses entirely rethov the trouble insure fafisguaranthedttyou a botita today from the St Bernard Aiming CovIncorporated Drug Department 25o a bottle H Dredgeboab Clean Locks Calhoun Ky June 6The Gov ernment dredgeboats are located near this city thls week and are en gaged In cleaning the mud which tiaf accmulated to a ddpih of several i Ot ifrom the Ruuisey looks The work will be comleted within th- enextgqdyfl f f ifoiMorJJDyipe iaiiIGas or other Stomach Troubles Nothing will remain undigested or sour on youc atTou will take a little JDIgesteze a power ful digestive harmless and pleasant as For sale by the drug tiepartmeni bt the St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated It8HEi SCABIES ttlghfMn forking inKintJ k 1iJ At l tempt to Eradicate rrc VIY uVJ Frankfort KjM June 8 Eifit mmfrom thej of Animal industry are now nt work Kiituoky in nefforit6tarhp out scabies in Dr AJPayrfCwho lalhi chkWoLtlie fight says he lias the tate well i coyred and hopes to be able to do a great deal toward lifting the quarantine agaiusc Kentucky sheep Always Blessed with a Hearty Appetite if you use Dlgesteze It helps your stomach do the work digests what you5eat and makes good rich blood from your NightsHeadache i rid of all these troubles with Diges teze Fifty cents abottle worth ten fold its cost at drug department of OmpanyInI Kentucky Crops Have Suffered Frankfort KyJnri 8In the monthly crop report of Md Ran kin Commissioner of Agriculture for June it is shown that the drouth and hot weather of May has had a bad effect on crops f over the Whole State The oats ciopjBeeras to nave suffered most Y u CanEat Anything Eat what your stomach craves h1dhcestiouWhiohlsanawfnl aoutStolIayouwUlt1Jleve and cores as Ifby Magic oJieJIi rlruc department of tlf St Bernard Mining Company Incorporated I tLi Jtt7t I m C MtSIONARORINZS LIKE TOUAIW- oman t Home JHission Society to Heldi I Meeting at Central Cjty7 IfnWomens Home Mission 14o- toty of the Louisville Caiiferret of the Mdthodla Episcopal OTiUreh South wilt hold its annUAlJineeUnR at Central City June 15 10 17vi and jb Mrs J H tolclce of 1K1 O president of thebr anijiAKon expresses t1ebatiefthat more tian fifty mdmber from Lpulayjjle ijWiU attend the medtlhg v TheBevRIObad WIikiuion will preach the annual sermon and the Rev WBHendtIx will conduct the Bbrvioe knpwli as the social service meeting which will be held the night of June 16 The stabllsl meat of mission work among the miners will form the prJ o pal subject for discussion at themeetIngd it Is the expectation that a missionary will beappoititedtb earry 9i- honimi8eloiiwdrk at the minse tLively as a Boy Ityou are tired run down fiave no appetite a bottle of Yucatan wUlItImake you strong and lively as a twelveyearold Purifies the blood and strengthens the system 50e a bottle at St Bernard Miping Co1 Incorporated Drug Depart ment rj Cant Always Sometimes tell i At Reno the police coroner and undertaker had pronounced mane dead when hesat up and askeu for a glass of beer I They hadnt ihjtjjgtt of him a of Ilt I tlVIra D vans was ispnvllle Mon shopping AoughMeat ITastes differ etri ugly from age Flttmingoea tongues an epicurean luxury in Rqfi1fW d1yp but the authors oru une ed Spain who experlmeutedWlth- them found noplnasure In the m1S The tongue they saytIs a thick fleshy organ filling tho whole ortvjtj1 othe mandibles and furnished wth a series of flexible bony spike Jr hooks nearly half an inch long And curving InwarJ We found theni quite uneatable tough as India rub bAr Even our doss refused Coea tt f delicacy I jU CR R TIMECAItpr Time of dOnrturofI11t ls 0eli Val trains IrRre IjCprtdiivlllI Icyr BmBOUND f 2 f No 102 128p m No toh 840 a rn N0122 local pass1045 m t NoT 186 hcl 680 p m eO1TH BOUND i No 101r 408 pin No 103 146 am No 121 local pass 128pm No 135 local pass 668 a m L N TIME CARD Time pi amvy oftrfains passing and departure of trains Originating atE rllOgt9nI K Effective Sunday April 9 1911 t NORT BOUND No 92 fi26a m j No 52 k 014nleam Noffll 723p m F 41 NQiXVAlV y SOUTH BOUND No 58 480tam t No9 82 L m iit No 61 421 pm N i9 n 1Q48 pm 1 INTERUEBAN JTBAENSl 1JORTJI BOUND roINo 106 1056 a mi5 Nol 8 i 200 pm r No 110 502 p m SOUTH BOUND J No 103 746 am No 105 ioooamS f No 1071267 p m No109 880pm No11h6O p m r 5 i MJH E TIME CARD i M H E time card went Into effect Sunday April 9 1911 No ll2leaves546 am Noll3arrlvoa88O p m 1 Instead of Liquid 1 Antiseptics or Peroxide f l many people are now using 0 Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic Tic new toilet germ id powder to be Dissolved in water as needed For all toilet and hygienic uses It la bettor and more economical To cleanse and wliten the i teeth remove tartar sand prevent decay SCo disinfect the mouth de- stroyi disease germs and purify the breath To keep artificial teeth and H I teeth an I odorleSSfror and b1 r The best antiseptic wash known Relieves qdstr ngth tBtirooweak inflamedeyes Healsaorethroatwoun iru1gIeorTHE PAXTON T HtKTOQtIKMlONMXiM f- JI4 fi k 2 c N T 1 LLr ku Q P r 1IOT IJ I 1 4L L19 t w I f t rajtr 51 itt ItiSl MCPN N8 LBH I RAILROAJD fARIES TREE 0- o All this Spring the undersigned yill refund railroad fares cm purchases Spend fIFTEEN DOLLARS with t anToIiis and we i willrefund both Ways nip to 25 miles bSend Tivcntypve Dollars ana your fare will be refundedLUP to 50 milesIII f ft t i Jt JHfti i 1C J B ANDERSON td GO TRANKECS BUSY STORE Incorporated Everyt1ngto Wear f 1 f 1 f 1 1r6ooas SoMillinery 0 t And Carjc 1- l faJJ t t4 en lWomens Clothing IEACH FURNITURE COJiBcorporJi i WALL ci MGOWAN1liEt Furniture Carpets Refritferatow t I Clothing Shoes 0 CITY DIRECTORY Mayor H 0 Bourland Police JudgeA J Bodnett Chief ofPollceWm Bradley NlghtChlef J HHatnby 0 Tax Assessor J H Corbltt i City Clerk Paul PPrlco- lroaBurorFrauk B Arnold City PhyslOIazIW K NIshet VhlpflerStreetCouncllmenJno B Atkinson MadisOn Oldham F D Rash Geo C Atkinson rhos Blair O M Henrys Meotfng night first Monday nl ht in each mouth SchoOL Trusteo P Ul BF Moore HOard of Health Ed M Trahern G Gilbert King and Curtis B John in iu DjPostjiasterCia B Qowell i 5 CHURCHES CAaifowa QUURO1LFIVst inns every Sunday and holy day at 701 a m Second mass and preaching 980 a m Vespdrfcaud benediction I m RovJ P McParland PAstor CHRISTIAN CHimaii Sunday school atlI5O a m Preaching ovor Lords day at 1045 a in and 1 451 In rayer meeting every Wednesday at T80 p m DB D T SaAN KY Pastor M E CHtiKajii Regular services naud780pmlrayat780 Sundayschool at 980 a m Class meetingsecond Sunday at 1080 a m REV HoLi1zoiAW Paste r rlE CUUROB BOOTH Rev W pastor Services uu Etverv Sunday at 11 am and 745 p m Sunday school at 98 m Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 780 Ladies rAId Society every Monday after noon Official Board meeting Mon dav after first Sunday in each monthS MjBSIONABY BAPTIST CHUKOH Preaching 2nd and 4th Sunday at 11 amand 780 m and the pre ed ing BaturdarrlghtOburcb mqatinu Saturday night before the 4th Sun day Sunday School at 980 a m Ifltl neetlup every Monday night RevC H GrigBon Pastor jENFiiAi BAPTIBT CHUOH Services tourth SunJay morning and fvedlng in each month and Satur l SundayiLT t REv7T J LYNK Psstorlet fISOO OHl1RQuS and 8rd 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