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V ' I and: FRIDAY Wt FRIDAY I'll I WENTY-SECOND f" ' 'If YOU DON'JT ADVERTISE 1 1 MMMii"WWPiWIIMMMMMMM EARLINGTON, ,r.( YGUk;$U.SINSS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE i YEAR Dawson Defeases E- - HOPKINS COUfm, KYh TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1911 Wfi, ATKINSON a A. C. g i" hi,. s iv vrr wj ., l4tt iVt, 4S' m- - h4 Comfortable Journey This Morning ATTTACK Jr HOME AGAIN From J LoulsVillc and Arrived! I '; i.uUf ii OF APPENDICITIS PAWD WITHOUT OPERATION Wh. 9 Joan $. Atkinson aDd party got kftw this morning coming in special car via Guthrie and arriving here About 6:30' just two weks from 'the tim of his departure for Louisville 10 charge of his doctors and nurses ami friends, all of whom expected then that there would be a ii, . c surgical operation for iippepdici-ti- s upotrarrivtilutLniieville. Mr X' n AE ', Ifi Geo. C. Atkinson wont to to arrange the re stops, Olarks'FwjeJJipegto'second jouri),ey 'and brought Jlhet pioving the dojwnjfall of ' more turn wuny nume mis morning, iurp. rtfaVou'e of Hie nyerahxioueMn-!ftfi- 5 Atkinson and t .Inuljtej'-"Njl- f water tiefods, .Swiudlev Paul'M. Moore, Jr., Dr. A. "O. pi,lcheJ &tady at all stages of Sisk aud Miss Rosa J?ox were of the, (Mine his ttjaiir, mates accord . thoU.nrtv, 3Ir, Atkinson said ungs n tin uertect-- ' support, riit he hiVti slept very well and' had n Athlotts'Rhoiild lmvo won'bY lthe coinfbrlable trip homeland I'll iff scorotif'thVee-t- o four but Avild he was delighted to get bofne' nessud erjrprs rff'criticaltagcs again. Tn spito of the earlv hour of thc'vame Droving their down-rK- . quife a uumber of' frionds were . boys oft Eniliugton JThes nt the train to welcome him. ' 'have droppetl tlltee games to thjs Mr. "Atkinson has made tJ'iinf when tiey really deserved rccovoryfrom an at to win whenjhe vere iibke'd wliat tack "of appendicitis' that- - came aboii it,tliey said in a blojid-tliirst- y upon him not quite three "Veeks way we will beat "em" ago. - Ilia journey to Louisvillr if. Jt takes ua. thirty jears. Arand the Norton Inflrmary was dent followers of JJie renowned undertaken after "DV. Sfslc had GenV'Granc tliesetboys arer " "' called a physician and a surgeon Smnmary. Bati'eries,-- Dawson from Louisville into consultation SwlndJeyaud Woodruff.'E", A. 0. with himself and Drs.j Nisbet Mitchell, King and Olarkstnick and Johnson, cut by Kingfour. Mitchejl seven hero. the' profession nnd Swindley six, hits of Kiug There seemed the least chance, oue in three inniuus. of Mitchell when the party left here for four in sixi inu'ings ofHSwinqMey Lnuie-ville'Sund- uy I In a game full of bri'liant field-iethe Dawson HighJujipOljio-feate- d ii th 'Earlington AVhlffjc LI. Club, at D.twson Jast Saturday afternoon. The gams was full of thrills from begiiiing to end, and the crowd were kept on their feet all the time applauding the many bits of supburb plays, Mitchell who worked for the E. A, 0. pitched unmatched ball for .six innings when he became overheated and retired in favor of King who walked one man and thi6 coupled 'with three" wild heaves permitted 'tire Miflerslites to scorethretT times' enough to cinch tho game by the solemn anthem of six to four after this inning he was invincible. "Clark and Fos.tsr were the stars of this content making m'auy difficult, -- r o the Peetfe -' " i t , Madisonville Notes a BY PIGNIG GIVEN' .- OLD SOLDIERS AILEElt DAVIS. .' .1 Jihs P of Earlington UtttSflS -- We: halJbld our Livery and Feed Stlfile to Messrs. Barnett, Evans, and we roMto thank the people of mSigton for their many favorsward us while in business, fo11 in every case we always sfp4Ve to do our best toward leasing them. Pjjand C. Mitchell & Son ,:jtfi j: i"v e- - J) Jo-ca- te rv -i X II ' 9 Louisville, that surgery avoided, and this, foptnipuf tinuedf .even until ater1 hejltad bedu inhis rooms at the Infirmary for several hours. But the doctors and nurse fceRt him, un-- t dor.1 most careful and constant observation, determiiiedtd giv1 nature every chance to mend the matter without interference of thej knife, and so, from morning n3 to morning to 'afternoon, again the decision would be ''No wofs.'e, wait!" wait) I1' Aud might be seVeujn nine iuuingp.1 i J umpires riniey anu Liomr. con $ f'i ' I ) i fEarlington Defeats Crofton V" "A little better, it passed. On Wednesday night of the first) week the patient passed through a crisis. Next morning for! the better or for worse." Anl it was "better." From that time, almost without hesitation the improvement continued. What is more encouraging, M,. Atkinson's general condition haB Jn a game lasting 11 long Innings EarlTngton battled with the stronpr ,0 rot ton team athatlaoe Sunday. 'rue game whb excicniR at an time , keeping Iho fansjpn their feet all the time.' Fay, the Hopkinsville south paw was on the monnd for Crotton, while Curtis did thet receiving. Fay pitched great ball, 'tint up agaiDSt liard hitters he soon found there' wm something doing. Tom Peyton, the old reliable slab artist t0B8edth Belauls.for the looalB. Pitching great ballall through the game he bad things going nis way. Nine Crofton warriors hie the air three hard whipB and sat down thinking how easy it was for local lad to one; of the doctors said : "It was throw them by. A. Griftble played a a cf(sis. There will be a change nice game at center, accepting eight very much improved while he passed through the attack of and it is believed that he will now regain his streugth and enjoy a greater degree of good health than he has had for the past year. Dr. Sisk and Miss Fox, the home physician and profebsional nurse, home folks Mr. Atkinsou called them, stayed with Mr. and Mrs. through the time of At-kius- on nd recovery. chances without an error. With the score tied in the ninth the game was forced to extra innings Jt looked as If the locale wonld win in the tenth butgood pitching by Fay retired Earlington withouts score. Lee Peyton starred at the stick, getting three hits out of five times up, consisting of two four Backers and a doubjti Becurlng ten bases and driving in ruus ahead of him. The agony started In the eleventh when C. Mitchell hit for his safety In the srarao followed by Tom Peyton who hit a Texas Leaguer advancing Mitchell. Then it happened L. Peyton swatted the pill to the bashes Bcorhlg Mitchell and T. Peyton ahead of him. Earlington line up: E. Foley, o , ' T. Peyton, p L. Peyton. 1 b a' J. Louk,2 b " t wjiere they intend to DECORATED GRAVES They will jtmike tlleir home. in Portland, aud Mr. Mc-fGOF- - OLD SOLDIERS will tco ino business there. ft'hey have lived here for tweuty- At O'dd Fellows Ccmetary Maallive . iyears' t ftU(1 their departure r rz t i. "' removali orf an o.u isonville Sunday Afternoon M i n a n n mnvl lf iviii.oiit mno ADDRESS' hief clerk ou the grocery side of HAKES HEV. " LEWIS v iti 3(i tfcho Company store, Vhd had vm The graves-o- f the old soldiery fooeu with that Company for B.) wears Their many friends reand hose of'Oompau gret to lose them from our midst idisonville.. .were., decorated. with apprQpriate'ceremony SuiJ? alicffWish thern success' in their day afternoon by the Confeder- new home. ate veterans, daughters of Oo.,E. Pjcpic Notice The line of march began at the The Sunday Sohdoh' of the M. M 0. A. Buildiug at 2 :80 o'- E. Church, SouW, will have its C(0CK ana weut uireuu irum meie t6 the cemetery. Uonsidermg anti&al pienfe ntf Lakeside Park tne exceedingly warm weather Friday, Jnrie 9. The children (here was a good crowd present, are requested to meet at the including quite a number from church by 9 o'clock, and will t(ien bq conveyed to the grounds. this place. h The ceremonies were under the rAll baskets phould be a Webb iuspicesof Hie Earlington chap-- , Brds.' crocery by 10 o'clock. t4r U D. 0. Tne opening choi-6- us Hacks will be run to the grounds was by Company E. quar for the accommodation of all who &tte; Miyor Gatlin diade a few do uob care to walk. A special well chosen remarks; the Y. M hack for the benefit of clerks 0. A. quartette rendered several and ail others who can go only Rev. Jno D forthe noon h'our will leave the appropr,iitte-songs- . publio 'square. 'at 12:05 sharp. Lewis, of OwensborOi made a Dinner will be served at 12:20, fjplendid address after, which AUmombers of the church and bfeautiful flowers were spread up-o- u Sunday school are urged to be the graves of the dead com- present and brine their friends. rades of both the old confederate Sunday Hottest Day This Year, and members of Company E. Sunday, June 4, thU is the hottest day so far this year, the thermom'l Old Citizens Move to Texas eter registering 102 at 2!30. Sunday Ohas. Mc&ary aud family, one afternoon. If it had not been for a the the of the most popular families of good freeze from heat northwesthave would suffering from this city left this morning for been much greater. T--f x Slft KJLUAiltt, ,C, at Lakeside Park. The f 'Saturday:. ing Club were beautifully entertained Saturday afternoon for the . last meeting of the year at the home THE AFFAIR WAS WELL. ATTENDED! of Miss Etlie Gardiner on Sugg Btreet. The picnic given the old solThe reports of the different comdiers at- lake side park this place mittees were given, and plans for the new year were thoroughly dis- Saturday by the Earlington cussed. The president, Miss Alleen Chapter U . IK 0 . was a great Davis, read a letter of welcome success along every line. Many from tho Federation of Womeu's of the veterans said it was one Clubs, in which the Blue Stocking Club was given the distinction of of the most pleasant they had?" being tho "Baby of the Federation," passed in aldug time, and nobeing the youngest club ever Fed- improvement could have been erated. made ou the many good things: Miss Margaret Victory, chairman to eat. The majority of of the Work Committeo, then unChapter were preseut iquely announced the Study under fifty or s(ixty of tha consideration for the coming year nnd to be an unsolved problem as fol- old soldierp. ...- lows: "Woman Then and Now" Mayor H. 0. .Bourjapd made and the characters of the following the address weJcoming-vthconwill ba. used as 'loading examples, federates to our little 'city. A marking the pf the bounteous supply df well cooked different programs as follows: MyffTology &plen of Troy. footi was sprbttd 911 th'4' 'various Tho Bible Kuth. tables aud, lWv.S&u'ley pf the Poetry Elizabeth Barrett Brown- Ohristittivcliurplirqturue.Uhatiks the-Earlingte sub-division- Blae Steekisg CUb. members of the Blue Stock- By the Earlington Chapter U. D 's - . -- f "P a. . . - f duced the.peakei- of ths evenImagination Lady Macbeth. ing Ja. B. McOreary who made Education Alice Freeman Par-ma- a gooutalk along tho usual lines of like gatherings.' It is estimaThe Stage Bernhart. ted that 250 paople were present Music, Piano Cpaminde., aud the Music, Prima Donna Farrar. Chapter U Soololotrv JaueAddams. D. 0. certainly deterve much Piib'lic Life Mrs. Pankhurt. credit for the business like manRoyalty Queen Victoria, ner in which the crowd was hanNew Thought Mrs. Eddy. dled and fed. Dr. Davisas master During the social hour MIbb Mary Louise Walker wa.8 of the of ceremonies kept, things moving; club, and there was some'thing doinfr j A most .excellent luncheon was all the rime uutil the crow.d disbeautifully served lntwo courses, persed. ' r. t ing. Science Ming, Cuilo. Art Rosa Bonheur. Fiction George Eliott. i After r- the Uinuei:, Davfp in a stirring speech intro- Dr. t. E. ; , A ii . V ft . t "IT'l!"!" Ti" nTT' '" ' '" '' 'X '' ' ' In! T1 .lit'X' 'l"Il lI"Ji IS1 mfci 1 hii"l"i ii"l il"l"l"l''l"l"t"l"l1fc- - CLOSING OUT SALE Our Entire Stock Will go at Cost Now is the time to bay a Diamond or Watch Henderson Friday, after a short Mrs. Fannie Hancock Goes to Her Eterna visit to Mrs. Laura Hayes in this Reward. , , city. Robert Crow was in Earlington Mrs. Fannie Hancock, of'thisclty Saturday on business. aged 71 yearB, died at tlie Jiome o Don't forget the her daughter, Mrs. Jeff Murphy Bee has a branch office for Madi- Friday mOrnlng o'f'the'complicatlon sonville people in Morton's Furni- due to extreme old age. Mrs. Han-coture Store. If you want advertiswas a consistent member-o- f ing or job work or wjsh to subsorlbe the Methodist churoh and for the paper, call up number 4. had been for a number of years. AiiiESN Davjs, Managor, - She JeaveB her husband, Green Mrs. Phil Schlamp and little Hancock, two sons and two daughdaughter, of" Henderson, were in ters to mourn thior loqs. The funthis city Saturday, o(n. route to Earl- eral services wore hold at the home ington to visit fribuds. in the city and the intdrrment took, ,S. M. Logan, of Dawson Springs, place at tho Odd Follows' cemetery at Madisonvillo Saturday afternoon was in town Saturday, W. F, Goodrich, who is for a few in the presence of a member of relweeks located at Central City, spent atives and friends. Itnv. W. C. Braudon conducted the ceremony w Sunday here with friends: The many friends of the family exO. B. Tate and daughter, Miss tend their heartfelt sympathy Ufa. Virginia, left Monday for a three this time of sorrow, r months' visit to California and' other western points. First Through Trains Over Loop Mrs. S. M. Bernard and son, WarThe first through train over Earl ren, left Monday for Denver, Colo., lngton cut off loft Mortons at 1:14 a to spend several months with Mrs. m. Sunday. Train No. 1st engine-1089-, Bernard's parents. Engineer Melton, Fireman Zap-f- l, Brakoman A. B. Willis, Flagmaxb Carr Hawkins, of Mortonvlllo, A. B. Oraitr, Conductor W H. Leawas here Saturday. Miss Jonye Mills left yesterday for hy. Train consisted of 19 cars ot baan extensive trip through the west, nanas and two cars of sheep. First; vlBltmg California, Yollow Stone 84 and 88 hold orders to meet about half way between. National Park, Grand Cannon, Mortons and Atkinson. Denver, Washington, Oregon and Catellno IslandB, before returning Date Set For Teachers Institutes. , , Semi-Weekly Mrs. Collins and granddaughter, Miss Myrtel Johnson, returned to GOOD WOMAN GONE HOME ok , a, t iS t- at prices 0- - K1W LIVERY XTRK JN TOWN C. H'; Mitchell & Son Sell Livery . , J.Q Wers. Evans, Price ahd S. 8. Hosse, jbb J. Sharp, rf FoBter, 8b' I , f , , that TJ will interest you. J ., Barn A. Gribble, o f C. Mitchell, BarnetL V h A deal Ws made Saturday in which the'w11 known J(very flrnibr 0. W,. Mitchell & Bon sold their entire vou'4flt to Dan M. Evans, Paul P. Price and Jno. T Barnett, all of th(s city., Total ruus Earlington, 11 Total hits Earlington, 13 Tpul errors Earlington, 7 ' I ' ' Umpire', Ward. Speaks at Court House t If' A m " jIj -- , fl II COME IN WHETHER YOU BUY OR NOT I tzr 11 All watches that have been iri for repairs . over a year -- will be sold fqj: charges. All Persons Owing in Madisonvillel i ua Accounts " Please Call and Settle III., takes possession 1911. Saturday Njght. epnt the the concern and as he beet part of his life In this business there is no doubt he will make a success of it, Alt three of these ltjs uricTerstodd that Mr. Harnett Will have the management of hs gentlemen )n the flrrr are popular and have a number of frionds who will beTJrlaflL to Uov WnfeBf With tfXA. theni.c ErHutfton'fsaraplyl large IM IbllUbUOl lJm v " v.v to give two good uvery nrms ll the MoCreary was the guABtof Juo.vfi, Brasher while inlftadisouYille. patronage they can well handle, Jae. B. McOreary spoke at" the courthouse in Saturday night to a fair sized crowd. The smallnes's of the crowd1 waB accounted for by excessive heat. Mr. McCreary'g speeoh r16ik liues,df fJi8la(drB Ex-Senato- r iT - , le T - Mr.. L. C. Wiley, of P,alistine, r Madl-sonvil- on June, 30th T -- TAPPAN & GARDINER JEWELERS ."( home. Supt. A. J. Fox has announced? Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Murphey and the date for the Hopkins County MIbb Bonnie Vera Murphey will Teachers Institute jfor Auctvst 21 leave In a 'few days for Colorado 20. It will be hold at the court Springs to remain during the sumhouse in MadlBonviile. mer mouths. Prot. C. E. Dudley bas agreed tou Horace Bdard, of Princeton, vis- be the instructor. " ited his parents here Friday. The program is under headway . MIbb Effie Gordon Jagoe,vof Cadiz, The institute in that county is-- , Is the guest of Mibs Josephine always woll attended and great in- -, terest is taken in the proceedings. . Clarke. G. A. Euaaley and daughter, Miss Maja Eudaley, of Nebo, were here DR. L G. RAY, DR. . HARDIN Saturday with friends. Get thehabit of coming to the Drs.tturdin & Ray branch o'ffloe of the Bee, at Morton's Furniture Store, when you want engraved cards, letterheads, dance tickets or programs. .We hive the best and Pmmhts Extracting let us flgurewHh you on prloes. and Porcelain Wark AiiiBBN Davis, Manager.-High ftw Dtfttittry it ear Spedeky Jaa. H. Jones, of Mortons Gap, was in town Saturday. Semi-Weekly em-bossed i' H DENTISTS OPTICIANS " Miss l"l"W ttH''t" 'iiiBiii''''t''lllllltlltllllll''l'llit'lll't'''lllllllll"t"t . Susan Marie Crutchiield, of (Continued on Page Jt) MadtMnriUe, Kentucky l-- '--i f'JW m,, 1,'MW""M r .., ,,,,.f TttlT. in tut - -- ""i i i&" 1A.I ZbttmSet Nl. MQORK EDITOR AND PUBLISHER Subscription Rates One Year... lakes Homo Baking Easy SUNDAY SCHOOL People of Hopkins County Will Meet at Nortonville, May 12. DO YOUR TRADING WHERE mi m PAUL Six months Three months Sluglo copies 6 25 5 ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS S i). B. FAWOETT MANAGER Mather of Kentucky Press Association an Secwd District Publishers League i Sp9oiraen copies mailed free on application. Correspond-ent- s panted Inll p'artB of t!e county. Address us for par- jlS' WDER ?c3oh3te!y " ticulars. DAVIS, l:, it w. Brnch Office $9Mille, KmhKlPhene.Ne.-TMIS- bfaifWStMwl& S Mgr.' 3 Tlpkeme4F MI Ull OM Tuesday, June 6,1911 MMMMMIUII lll Pure The Hopkins County Sunday School Association at Nortonville June J2, 1011 A good program will be given. Cordial treatment will be received by all who attend and all will be beulfited, so begin ts plan to go. Let. every scqool In the county send one or more represent, atlles. The clanks for blanks for statistical reports will be received by tho superintendents. Plerse fill and return or baing them to the convent tlon. Do not forget the contributor. Help your county to become a' banner county. NORA BEARD, County Searetary, Kentucky Fair Dates. BIG PRICES Ti4LK SALE FOR 30 DAYS 'Drews ""illce, Ti-Am- and. USTotioinw. IvIilAirnex-y- . minse. Hosiery POPULAR PRICED HOUSE SOLE AGENTS V KABO Early to bed and early to riso, and Attend to advertise. And ye. will be healthy, prosyour-.business Detective Burns Trails an Alarm Clock. A keyhole and an alarm clook perous and wise. : ADDITIONAL MADISONVILLE NOTES (Coutmuod from Page 1.) veral days the guest of Miss Beatrice 3Ray, in thiB olty, left Saturday for a -"visit to Treuton and Pembroke. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin 'Prather, of ILoulBvilie, are viBitlng relatives in - .Jthls city. Ohas Young, Neol Holllnger and ? Frank Oardwell were in Hopkine-- m vlllo Friday on business. th. Dr. J. E. Taylor spent Sunday in IHendei-sowith Mrs. Taylor, the of relatives. . .Ruoat Miss Laura Hoffman and Langley Hoffman will leave today for the New York to spend several months -with their siBtor, Mrs. Henry Beard. Mrs. Ohas. Young visited relatives .z&t Anton Friday. We make a specialty of doing two sand three color work. If you wantf 1 .- - Earllngton, after having spent se- .f with a ground wirovand another to a fulminating wire running package of charge In a dynamite. When the time for which the the ajarm was set arrived, closed bent the copper wlrd moved and circuit. The spark of electricity was sent to the fulminating charge The dynamite should have exploded vclaBsy job work that will give satls- - aud wrecked the bridge But In faction see our samples and got this case the spark was a littleoftoo It. jprlces at the Madlsonville Branch weak to do what was expected clock ' No explosion occurred. The s. Office in Morton's Furniture Store. waB discovered and turned over to AliiEKN DAVIS Manager. the detectives. An explosion came ' Prof, and Mrs. R B. Rubins and indeed, later, but not the sort originally designed Who placed children loft Friday for Marion, the alarm clock there? That was Ohio, to spend the summer with her the problem f5r the deteotives to When the Los Angeles Polve. ..parents. Times bulldlua was blown up, a Rev. W. C. Brandon, of Earllng-to- clock-'o- f exactly the same kind" lUlinlaaalf. nrtlffIt. Toledo. O. was In town Saturday. waB found, wlthanotner unexploded Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, acting, MIbs Garnett Lmdlo, of Clay, was package of dynamite, near the home directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of owner of The TimeB, General rthe guest of relatives In this city of the the system. Testimonials sent Harrison Grey Otie. Examination per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. free. Price 7jc ."Saturday. disclosed the use of the same make atTake Halt's Family Pills for constlpatoin. , MIbb Loriue Martin, of.Earles, of clock in other explosions and explosions in widely sepawas visiting relatives here Sunday, tempted TAMED AND SAVAGE rated place- s- a church in Clinton, n route to Jackson, Tenn., to vlBit In lana; acoUrt-houp- e in Omaha; Iudiana, several mouthB. Miss Martin 1b a a hotel in French Lick,five years, A Plucky Salesman and a Merchant and so forth. En the last ...jrra&uate of Campholl Hager-Ma- u in fact, seventy such attempts have With a Bad Grouch. -- College at Lexington this year. been recorded by the National ErecDr. and Mrf. R. L. Bono returned' tors' Association, and 'practically A salesman for a carpet house liome'Suuday from a few days' vis-xi- t no part of the United States has called on the proprietor of a big free" from them Here a to friends In Mantungtou. bridge, there a viaduct, somewhere store This man had a reputation r.HAlio Hickman are Alfla a derrick or hoisting crane, a for eatinj? salesmen alive. After Mr. and Mrs. 6overal unsuccessful attempts to office building. mill - Tlsklnir relatives in Wheatcroft 'Lonh or an fhnro Will a lahOT And in see IiIb man the salesman decided diBPUtO nnaa during the week .end. .between the builders and the labor to use desperate meanB tD get to must that lunionp. Curreut Literature. (June) him. He knew coods,tho man knew for ho ' 'Hzt us Have, a San; Fourtli This Year. huv a bill of what stock he was carrying and Philadelphia had a "killed ami Here is One That JAill Makfc You Sit up kriew that be must lay in a supply and Take Notice. for the opentng of the season. auiurfrt" list: nf 888 lust, fourth: ' he called at the In The Whiskey people are determ store the afternoon ;tNe"w York ami Oliicago combined atid deliberately walked Into O'Rear dad, a cusualvv list of just 55, ined . to baat Judgp Just about for owner's private office and placed a as card On hla table. The storekeeper He jiaa Philadelphia's cily fathers had much show for the republican nom- did not look up from his papers for "Oh, let every body have a ination for govenor hb a cat has In several minutes. Then ho turned and savagely on the salesman jgood time." New York and Oln- - h 11 without claws The Whiskey said? "Who In Sam Hill let yon in? I ago weriratiioug the "safe and elements, tho internal reveue uang, left' orders to have you thrown out and the connection with each, other you .ane" citieB. Thai'n the reneou under the leadership of Senator If Withcame again." the card sav that he threw The Misses' i'jeauotte Napier, of Hash- - Bradley, make a combination that agely in the wastebasket. from his ville, and Nell Carlln.of Evans vllie, cannot be beaten, in spite of the fact salesman drew another the desk and placed it on arrive Wednesday to visit. Mrp. that nine out of ten of the rank and pocket the first had been. "Without republicans of the state where up from his work the buyer file of the V3). M. Evans. looking threw that in the wastebasket. Tim salenman thfew down two or three other cards with the same result, aud finally, almost purple with rage, the merchant turned on two-gallo- n n, -- combinod to furnish this country last month with a senBation which for a time cast into obscurity the warfare in Mexico, the political contests in Washington, the high price of living and the coming coronation in Great Britain The kevhole was one in a door of Mrs. Ingersol,s boardlns house in San Francisco, inside me aoor, eignr or nine months ago, so the story runs, two men sat talking in low tones of their plans to dynamite certain buildings. Outside the door was the inquisitive landlady with her ear to the keyhole listening She heard enough to arouso her suspicions, and when 'the building of the Los Amreles TimeB .was soon after blown up, burying twenty one persons in the ruinR, she communicated what Bhe had heard and gave the detectives their first clear clue. The alarm clock in the caBe was a very alarming one Indeed. a new It was found under ordinary bridge fifty-cein Peora, 111., an with a Blight modificaclock tion. The handle that operated the alarm waB mlssinc; but in its place was a piece of bent copper wire. Near by was a small dry battery nt mkimm lime phosphate and especially of this county, are dates. for Judge O' Rear for tho nominadays. Versailles,' August tion and for him for governor. In days. Lexington, August this county there Is not a man op-- , TJnlontown, AuduBt days. posed to him, lepubllcan or demdays. Vanceburg, August ocrat, but the county will be inAugust 154 days. structed for Franks and voted for Leltohfield, AugUBt 154 days, Cox. That Is the scheme that will Burksvilie, August 154 days. be carried out to a "T" No second Brodhead, AugUBt 168 days. Instructions will be given out but Fern Creek, August 164 days. Shepherdsville, August 224 days. at the critical time will be placed. in the hands of Governor Brldley and London, August 224 days. Erranger, August 234 days. thence in the Cox column. It would be worth the head of any postmaster Germantown, August 243 days. In the county not to line up as direct- . Nlcholasville, August 298 days. ed so as to 'deliver the voteB Anally Somerset, August 298 days. to Cox The whlBkey people conBardstown, August 80 1 days. days. trol both parties and both the nomParis, September Montlcello, September 6 4 clays. inees of race horses will be owned daps. and started by the whiskey trust' Alexandria, September days. you can put your money on September and Mount Olivet, Hogenvllle, September 5- -8 days. either hors6 and the whiskey'truet out either way you bet. That Sanders, September 6 4idays. wins Kentucky State Fair, Louisville, is jockymg some, while the people stand and look on with open mouths, September 110 days. and wonder how it is done. Then Horse Uave, September 204 days. we are asked why we favor .the Mayfield, September 274 days. Initiative, Referendum and Recall. You Need Stationery., "Well, just cause we am." Nuff. Livingston Banner. said. Nothing glveB an individual or a firm standing in the business world How's This? like nice stationery neatly printed. We offer,One Hundred Dollars Reward for any Bee job depart-men- t by Hall's rThe case of Catarrh that cannot be cured ' keeps constantly on hand. a Catarrh Cure. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. F. J. fine Hub of letterheads, noteheads, We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney billheads, BtatementB aud envelopes, for the last ij years, and believe- him" perfectly We both linen aud commercial. honorable in all business transactions and finanby also do circular, invitation and catcially able to carry out any obligations made alogue work. Give us a trial. You his firm. WtoiMO, Kihnah & Marvin, will be pleased. The following are the dRtes flxed for holding the Kentucky Fairs for' Officers of 1911 as far requested to report to us falrB are any ommlsslons or corrections of ted. B. LIEBER 2nd Slrttl, Nfar Main .4 AGENTS JUSTICE MAY MANTON 22 70 85 94 CORSETS Henderson, Ky. PATTERNS Lawj-encebur- - Everv housekeeper who takes prjd in her ability to manage her affairs economically, and in keeping down ex penses, should be interested in seeing uie finest Refrigerator made. We carry a full line of the, ' ' 46 55 54 Leonard Clean&ble Refrigerators acknowledged to be the most perfectly refrigerators ever put on the sanitary and on your ico bill and lasts a life d Save fully time, Ordinaryrefrigerators only last about nve years. Made of polished oak or satin walnut witn real porcelain lining all In one piece. Constructed tnrougnoui in mo trnerBt and moat substantial manner, lyomo in anu let us show you their many valuable feature ice-savi- one-thir- , St. Bernard Mining Co. INCORPORATED Kentucky Semi-Week- ly (r :t! " There is no Subititule. -- Advertising payB if the man that'has something to sell so regulates his advertising as to convince the people that it is worth buyTner.-- Atlanta Brood Coop MM OF . HEAVY GALVANIZED IRON bt-e- n All the substitues for paper advertising can be easily avoided or disregarded by people, the advertiser tries hardest to attract the man or woman news- " ' that can afford to biir-boardB,and bnyfc Wc Claim for this Coop-Man- y Advantages .y -- Good Paint Good Results That's good logic. It's cause and effect. But it's poor losric, poor judg ment, and poor economy to expect good results ii um puur uaiui. 1 he best good paint is THE SHERWIH-WlLUAM- hlmi "Well, well, well, what Is It?" "I was jiiBt thinking," said the salesman, "that if every man your salesmen called on was buco an infernal Ignorant, no account grouch as you are what cussed few orders they would book and bow quicklv j ou would go out of business. That.s all, sir; good by." "Hold on there a minute." broke in tho grouoh In They do not stand gaping ht they do not bother with circulars in the mail be cause they are'too 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 supper; it is read at leisuie in the evening, and "its pagps are scrutinized with the interset bo-of long habit aud discrimi nating taste. An advertisement in that newspaper 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 there at the very,time when the occasional domestic eo onpmical council takes place. There is tfo substitute for the newspaper advertising. n Over Any Other on the Market FIRST; They are collapsable, and can be Iput away in the fall in a few minutes in a very small space and reassembled when needed in two minutes each . SECOND: The sanitary features of these coops cannot be excelled, as the ventilation is perfect and the bottom can be removed in one minute without any trouble, quickly cleaned and replaced, withoutQremov-in- g any ofeher section of the coop, as there are no bolts, Lice or screws, hinges or fastenings to bother with. vermin will not harbor in galvanized iron, there;being no crevices in which to secrete themselves and multiply nor for disease germs to find a lodging place. These coops are absolutely proof against RafsWea-sles- , Ml inks, Stkunks and other chicken eating animals. Government statistics show that rats destroy more chickens every year than every ocher agency. THIRD: It its made1 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 anywooden 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' 8 and 9 inch revolving doors. -- VJ ,(! .vl -- i Y'l S PAINT BUILDINGS WITH MADE TO PAINT .v It's a pure white lead, pure zinc, white, and pure linseed oil paint. It covers most, spreads easiest, looks best, wears longest, is most econom ical. It's a painter's paint. Made in forty-eig-- ht shades. Color cards given upon request. SOLD BY handsome $T. BERNARD lRL (' MINING CO. y certain a much changed you an apol- that the meat you eat has Henn tone, "i guess I owe ogy. You are right. Let's see your carefully Inspected and declared line." Bookkeeper. free from disease germs you should the meat is thoroughly The uniform success tliat has at- Bee that tended the use of Chamberlain's cooked. Thorough cooking kills dangeraus Colic, Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy has made it a favorite everythat Is, it destroy where. It can always bo depended the germs that might infect vou or npou. For sale" by all dealers. some member of your family whos'a, physical condition at the time of The Great Divides eating infected food was such that Reun thejgeruvfound ready lodgment aud The harem Bkirt. easy Boll upon which to woak. The tariff wall. pleaniiness in the kitchen, it is money. The. fool and his heedless to say, is adsolutely It vou take oare of your Buda-Pes- t. own'kikchen you will see that U is The pearly gatep. else lake kept clean. If Borne oneyou Bhquld Mnson aud Dixon line. carV'of your kitchen it your1 personal duty to see make Jim Grow laws thaWia kept clean, not clean on -mloro-orcranib- Health Hint for Today. Cooking Killc Derma. TJnleEs vou are reasonably i. MADE ONLY BY THE Atlanta-Ti- n-- ? 'i Plate and Sheet Mill ATLANTA, INDIANA - W. J. KIRK, Agent eao isora villes, JWLy. lb: A )i INCOiMH RATED and DEPARTMEN1 The Rio Grande,; river'. ',''"'-- ' Worts Record. '" -- Ft, furniture drawer? shelves, utlnselp, f and m.ark. thief, prticlar-ly'thefrtufthat is hot in sight. the surface but all thrqugh-oup-boa- r'ds, BEE ADS PAY. GET THE HABIT o mggzi ifhl. 4. II V man who stop whan his trade is pioking up is like the man who stops fishing when the fish begin to bite Think this over and let it worry you adver-tis'fi- THI Hitb naJbiijAaniifliiiuA y Ltfo Salmon was "in Madisohvllio june "... aaie -- AT- -.- - 8...l spams Utc New Store f Iff --. ' News of the Town ! j l ,v I' 1 t Let us print you some iew years uian 5, ij.imu XlllL.9 HOPKINS CO. that' great chfange which has taken place in the newspapers of H. P, MORTON, Manager V JD.K. 1 here,Saturday. the leading towns and cities of Ilarvty BaUJ'mt Mr. .And Mrs. John Rule and East Center Strut that section iu that period1. It And Business Will Boom daughter, Miss Pansy, attended the was'but a Llortl AAMlillln r cnere were few years ago when mauiauimiiBj litiinlu rvciniuunj burial of Mrs. Hancock at Madison, I u lew cities in f the South puly which the daily ville Saturday evening. Pert Paragraphs in f"HP iiljliL,lj,'0!!(aiJiH5,i i.jpui.pui.,5,iiii,ijiiup,ii newspapers through" showed Leo Solmon was in Madisonyille There are plenty of men who giro their advertising columns as advice, but few who have sufficient Saturday. C. Grubbs, of Owencjboro, spent well as in their news pages confidence m it to take their own. J. Luotan Littlepago, of White IT PAYS TO TRADE HERE Plains, was here Saturday attending Saturday night and Sunday with his any evidence of great business A man can't-s- o heartily activity. In feet, mostof the when merry springtime comesrejoice sister, Mrs. Lucy Bean. the Old Soldiers' Picnic. when Miss Garnett Llndlo, of Clay, Ky.. newspapers had rather an uphill he has half .an acre of lawn to mow. Mrs. Pearce and daughter, Miss en route to NaBhvllIe, spent Sunday light, because of the lack of Flora, of Madisonville, wera-heIt is always a shock to a woman broad advertising by local peoSaturday attending the Old Soldiers' with Miss Ruth Wya.tt. ple. Today the situation is "en finds that sonny played they were Miss Alma Hauna, head nurse at reunion. tirely different. In dozens of rabbit's eggs just to please her. Wm. Addams, of Oynthiana, was EaveB Infirmary at Nashville, will towns and cities throughout the The aeroplane may be a glowlug here Saturday meeting friends and visiting her father until OotoberlRt. South the newspapers, which success, but It hasn't yet got ahead making new acquaintance?. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Luolau Littlepago, of have always been leaders iu of old Dobbin as a family favorite. iywf'.ip';pyMiiya"iii.'"iy Addams Is a candidate for Governor Mortons Gap, spent Sunday with the upbuilding of the South, are The woman who doesn't think new Mrs. Kate Withers. of the State. in themselves remarkable illus- spring styles are perfectly ravishing H. D. Co wand and 0. E. Owen trations of thb vast growth of Is suspected by her sisters of being a Old papers, for salo at the Bee spent Sunday in Evansvllle. office. business of every kind. Papers suffragette. Fowls aud Eggs from Fa-- f Woodson Browning, Herpchell which a few years ago showed Ib Miss Garnott Llndle, of Clay, You can't tell how much mouey a Wilson, and Frod Bailey, of Madle-ouvill- e, but scanty recognition in their man will contribute to a cause by the the guest of frlonde here. . mous Hawiuns atraip 01 were in this otty Sunday. . advertising pages of theapprec a way he shouts 'for it. Dr. Amplias Davis, a well known Barred Hocks. Also pure physician of Mortons Gap, has purWalton Davis of Mortons Gap was tion by local people of the value The woman who can make twenty ofadvetising are now crowded stock of .Rhode Island Red. chased a new machine. He brought in this city Sunday. coffe'e taste like the forty-fiv- e with a variety and an amount of cent maohino from Nashvillo MonEggs per setting of 15 fine his Wanted 100 minors at once for advertising indicative of the life cent article need never be out of a day and is well pleased with It. steady work. Apply to Barred Rocks $2.00. Rhode aud activity of the community.In Job. Mrs. J. J. Sullivan, of this city, Norton viiiiiK Coal & Coke Co., fact, Many a man who wouldn't have a some of them are evidently Island Red $1.50. Incorporated who has boen visiting in Madisonat auy price would hit times almost tempted to follow titled ville, has returned home. Nortonville, Ky. the example of a like to be able to afford oue. commercial, Dr. E. C. Brandon, of Hopkinsvillc, Mrs. J. W. Summers is conflnod well kuown, with which Most men quit the reform move-meto her room by a case of inflamma- spent Sunday irr thia city. the writer wasacquainted, whose when breaches their own G. tory rheumatism. Mrs. Chas. Osburne spent Monday advertising grew so rapidly thnt home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeVylder and witn Mrs. Bradley. one day there appeared at the To a girl half the tun in getting - ?&? 3s3fe,w3'l Madisonville, Ky. head iof the editorial column married lsvin keeping her friends f children, of, this place, spout Suncountry, Mrs. ChaB. Coffman, of the bndI'l1.rltl"mJt'iiiaJ!!fc!,nl.,,l!a..av,.TiI.,,,,,iaii,i,lti.,.a,, rtfr'trr day in Madisonville. a was iu this cltp Monday, shop- tnis announcement: ''Owing to gue'sclng when it will be. the great press of advertising, all vM. H. Tappan, of the jeyolry firm ping. or Tappan fc Gardner, has routed the Miss Verda Gates of MadisonW. S. McGary made a business editorial matter is omitted from this fssne." In that particular ville visited friends here Sun. Murphey building on 8emiuary St., trip to Madisonville Monday, 1ZSSSS& JSSS9S5&'!2$ case the business manager, and Madisonville, and moved his family fd Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brown- are udt the reditor was responsible to pat place. Ho will open a jew- visiting ' friends In Orofton. for the makeup, aud he believed elry' store In Madisonville in a Bhort MrsJano Cordler and daughter, the advertisements in the paper time. Mrs. Geo. DUlihg, are visiting re- were more interesting to the Miss Anna Moore was in Madison- latives in White Plains. public as well as to the publsih-er- s, ville Saturday visiting friends. thou editorial stuff. He be- Prof. Lutz spent Saturday in tnia Matt Ray, salesman for the St. city whith relatives. lieved that a business activity Barnard, who has been in the South ' which swamped the columns of B. several days, has returned from a Drto C MeEuen made a business his paper with advertising mat "When a man gqes to buy trip Mablsonvllle.Friday. successful trip. tei to the exclusion from that isMiss Garnet Lindlo of Clay, 1b A. D. Sisk, of Madisonville, wan sue of hall editorials indicated a collar, ihe comes home with visiting friends n this city. her Saturday on business. the prosperity of the community d.jA. Morton, the furniture man of Mrs. E. R, Heafer was in Madison far better than anything the un- a collar, and perhaps a neckfortunate editor might have la- tie, but when a woman goes Madisonville waj in the city Friday vllle Friday. Gap W: Bates made a business boriously written. on business. While Southern papers may to bur a collar, she returns. Wi G. Wright, of the Carbondale trip'torMaillsonvJIeFrJday' . not have the opportunity of Wf,B!vIiee,ofKevil,.Kyi,.a station Goal Co., washere.Sa.turJay; , '. '' :'jf i on. theilnjC.who.- hasBee -- visiting following this example, they are with a new silk waist, a pair Jd-hBlair visited friends in Mad- ' .1 every day becoming the family of J. R. Dean and other at least lsoaville Sunday. friends here a few days, has return- more and more in themselves, of gloves, ten yards of dress Claude Denton, of Madisonville, ed' lioihe. advertisements of their watfin this city Sunday. The outside man not goods,- several toilet articles, Mr. and Mrs. Otley Vannoy are Mr. and Mrs. Elgie Bisk spent Sun- spending their vacation In Owens-bor- familiar with the1 South who day Jn tlie clf.y. picks up a daily paper from any some window shades and a one of its leading cities will get Marvin Mitchell was in Madison Mrs. Ed , Brooks .of Pueblo,. Col. an impression about Southern refrigerator." villa? Sunday.' anis visiting Jher mother, Mrs, P. B. business life and activity that Miss D. Anderson, of Hopklnsville, Davis. We've always admired will necessarily have a lasting is visiting her Bister, Mrs. J. E, effect. It might, indeed, be a Johnson. good policy for every husiuess Mark Twain, and now, to see Mrs. Phil Schlamp, of Henderson, man in thebouth, after he has arrived- here Saturday to .visit her Calendars local to For 1912 read his to some friend else if his" business logic is as sister, Mrs. 0. H. McGary, and fammail it sounds as his humor we have V. ily, before they leave for Texas. where. The influence for good W. H. Klein, a popular conductor It We have the swellest could hurdly be estimated. pa- put on a display of window of this city, was In MadlBonviIlo Satis quite certain that every . line of Imported and Do- per sent from any part of the curtains and rugs.. urday on business. J, R. Dean, John Hamby and mestic Calendars for J912 South to Northern or Western c friends would be read, and it Mayor H. 0. Bourland wore fn MadIf you are one of those wothat has ever been shown could uot be read without creisonville Saturday morning. in this territory. ' They ating a new impression about men who buy curtains or a Miss Mattle Wilkey, of the McLootl Store, Madisonville, was here are the Celebrated Butler business iictivity iu the So,uth. rug this week, you will always for If every baukin-housday visiting friends. line and the"' price, this instance, would make it a rule H. F. 8. Bailey, of Madisonville, be glad you did so, and you year- - is lower than ever. to have the daily papers which was here Saturday, it receives mailed after they L. W. Rice, of Weir, Ky., visited Do not purchase your 1912 jiaye beeu read to its correspond- will be doubly glad you came friends here Saturday and made the .calendars until you have ents in other sectious, takiug in here to get them. B90 a call. by turns tb.3 on its list, seen our samples. "We it would find names the small postage Mr.and Mrs.Powers visited friends can please you and save returned a thousandfold through TheX. A. Morton guaranInMadisonvillo, Sunday. a ploser acquaintanceship and au Mrp. Brlen, of "Nashville, visited you money. enlarged business with its out- tee of the quality covers them M. Banna and family Sunday. side banking friends. The same all, and this week quality and Sfe Little Pat Brlou, who has been INCORPORATED is true as in every other line of visiting relatives In the city, has Semi-Week- ly Bee business in the South. No man price are exceptional. . returned to his home in Zeigler. Kentucky is doing business in 'that section Gilbert Deshon is visiting friends Earlinglon, W. R. CQYLE, without having acquaintances or YoilMl also be glad if " you in Princeton, Ind., for a few days. correspondents elsewhere Let everyoue make it a rule to send Kitchen Cab-inet- .. to some outside friend every buy VV.Y.W.V.V.'.V.W.V.V.V.VW tannigion, copy of his daily paper which ' now goes to the waste-baskB. M. after it has been read. In the lasgregate millions of copies of :: Funeral Director. Licensed Embalmer . " Southern papers would in this C. A. MORTON NJEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE. way annually reach people in Other sections The cose is small ; Furniture und Fmerul Directar PWc 124-- 2 the value to thfr Snath would be MADISONVILLE. KY. Kentucky great. Manufacturer's Kecord. Mud milk hwwfrwvwwww day." i Olias. Smith, of Madisonville, was D..W. Gatlin and Ruby Lailoon, ofMadlsonville,-attendethe 0 6. sAdlera' Plonio at Lakeside Park 8&ttrday. J.T. Alexander, of Madlsonviilo, WMin the city Saturday. e, Jo. Williams and wife, of attended the funeral, of Mrs. Hancock at this place Saturd Madi-aoulll- Celebrated Swann Hats for men, Straw Hats in all the newest shapes, 5.0c, $1, $1.50, $2 and $2.50. Ladies' and children's Velvet one Strap, Pumps L?dies $1.-5Misses' Velvet $2 and $2.50. Pumps $1.25. v Newest creations in ladies' Waists 35c, 69c, $i, $1.50, $2, '$2.50' and $3. Ladies' Neckwear 19c to 50c. Beautiful Millinery at remarkably low prices. -- attend the remaining services;' H. R. Corey made a business trip to Madisonville Moh. ' Mr,; WalterJDaves made a business trip to Madisonville Moh. t is being well attended, aud the Interest Is increasing with each service. As Rev. Howorton will leave last of the week for Murray, Ky., where he will begin a. meeting. It 1b desired that all who can, will Church -- Siturday evening. The meeting at missionary Baptist yWjW7JK& DON'T MOVE OUT w wa&s&- jzyjciv MEMBERS ll EVAN5VILLE REBATE ASSOCIATION Hot Weather Time is Here ARE YOU HOT? We furnish everything for Men and Boys, that is cooling, but fans soft drinks and ' a bath. Clothing in all the ool Wool and Wash . Stuffs, 2 or 3 piece men Suits, fio .to Jtjar.eon this'elty visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rex McEuea spent Suu. in St. Charles with relatives. Southern tHus;oi iierrmiu, ; is in ' t Newspapers Reflecting South's Prosperity no-. m '. 5 the $25. f uunup; strifcinV illustration of the re mar ka bio prpgress of. the, South ,wiu ihsii There is probably more .... ., J tfiJM IDE thin in Madris Silks; Mohairs- and n ' Sicilians, $3 to $7.50. Wool and' Wash Trousers, $1 to $6.50. .". Negligee Shirts 50c to $3. ,'".,!.!. Underwear all lengths, 50c to $3.., , .. Straw Hats all braids and strains, $1 to. $5. Russet Oxfords in all stylesr$2 to $6. .. v We save you the middle profit. Come or lets hear from you. - Coats , re FOR SAIE a -- son-in-la- w pa-per,o- uce nt H. DAVIS -- mlii,Ttiirrftilriri'r'TnTlatinriT,'I1?,ni ESZ&ZS8Z2& -- - Mark Twain Sai- d- BE TROUBLED WITH WHY I " flLlMY F.L1E,2 I : ,-- - n , cotn-muuitie- p. - q. When for a small1 sum We gr can fit your house with sgrefi, doors, and windows that will prevent the entrance of these dangerous and noying little pests. The time ; - paper, e, windows is rigrht now before the house is filled and the 3 wall, curtains and ceilings are ruined. Call and see our line of screens and get prices. Semi-Weekl- y , d St. Bernard Mining Co J n . Manager Store g SLATON . et s nwm . 11- - BE E D S PAY rkf!V """F & '"TTff". '"IW?1!?1 rSttUHHWC. ''- -t " , .' W-:ir- . '. $.' GEEATliaDMEN TO FLY M MISSIOXARY FOR JtllTES APPOIHFTXBX, LIKELY TO ft ?4 Nortonville News ' II At the Courier Aviation Meet in Evans- Womans s vlllc June 9 and 10. hrTf RTTH ' if r m fc&Jv w !.' 3' fe. 'I i Miss Ruth Barnes visited her The Women's Home Mission brlnp out thp largest crowd th'atWas of the Louisville Conferpiic0 family in Mortons Gap eve'rWnfetaindcllB an.aBsared fact uncle, Y of the Methodis Episcopal Ohureli, I v--f lasti week. Tfioiallroads, the traction lines, the South, will hold its annuaUineetlnfc M"-.and .Mrs. JiitneaLo.v.an steamboat companies aud th-- mr at Central Oifcy June 15, 16, 17, .1 peut!nst week in Mortons Gap ohahtB of Evansville havo alljpn and,10. Mrs. J. Jfci. JJicKey,- ox. jtnw their shoulders to tho wheel aud ar city president of the Organisation, visiting relatives. dolner overvthlutr In their power t expresses tbs belief that mure lian MissiGr'aee Ske'els,: of EvaiiE-Ti.l- niako it a Buccesa. : this the undersigned will refund railroad fifty membersfrom. Louiayille wlll Ib tho first aviation meet eye ljn''. is visiting Judge and This tvattend th meeting. held. in Southern Indiana and th fares; on, purchases. '. .' 11. Harr'isdD.1., with The Rev.1Ric;hat,d Wilkinson will second of any consequence in tha preach the annual sermon and the Mr. 'J. L. W.rjghfc visited rel- state, and 'the fact that tho Evans-- i lis, any we will refund both to 25 miles Rev. W.R.Hend'rix will conduct the atives in Guthrie last week. vine courier is Dringingtms meet io( service known as the "social service t,Spend Twcnty-Iiv- e Mr. andf Mrs. S. A. Savage, of EvausvlllojB in Itself a gqarapee; meetiug," which will be held the ancl your fare will be meet Central City", were in our city that the first aviation great of South nltrhfc of June 16. The establishment success.em Indiana will be a refunded, to 50 miles. mission work among the miners last1 week. The Courier ib to bo congratulated on of will form the principal subject for " MissfLola Prowse, and little havinir two such famous filers 'as disousBlon at "FRANKEL'S BUSY STORE,' Incorporated4 it is J. H. ANDERSON 6? .CO. ' a'nd-O- . Miss Annie May Moore spent Lincoln Beaohoy meet. O. WitMer! the expectation that a missionary ' ftf' . Evrything to Wear, Show,- Millinery to this Beaobey is seveddj days in Madisonville assigned the foremost American will be appointed tb carry;, onj tb considered -! And Carpets. " 't.-- : Men's and Women's Glotking. , the mines. lasf week. .,:-"''- . flyer now before the public" and lis home mission work at ' . 'WALL 6? McGOWAN? KEACH FURNITURE GO. Miss Iva Srauly. of Madison- much in demand "at the Eastern .., f. LivelyasaSoy. '" ville, visited relatives here this meets. The New York papers rank Furniture,. Carpets, Refrigerators, Clotning, Shoes. him along with Hoxey and Johnston If you are tired, run down, have week. no appetite, get a bottle of Yucatan as a dare devil, a man absolutely Chill Tonic. A few closes will Mrs. J. L. Wright visited unafraid and for whom no chance is you up glvo you a boy's appetiteset frio'ndB in Mortons Gap last too great. Witmer is noted for his make you strong' and lively as a Purifies the blood altitude flights, and while in Evans- twelve-year-olfc week. v" SOe a try to oBtablish a new and strengthens the system Mining CITY DIRECTORY. ville ho will Soutiierland spent record. Witmer will also be entered bottle at the St Bernard K:. $. I Co., Incorporated, Drug DepartM. several days at his home at Ban- in the fire mile race against an ment. Mayor H. 0. Bourland. automohlle. Police Judge A. J. Bennett. croft, Ky. Practice, limited to dlsoasoB of Eye, Ear, Nope and Throat. Chief of Police Wm. Bradley. Can't Always Sometimes tell. Other exciting eveutB will be pullJ Mr; Estelte Ridliniond spent Night Ohlef- -J H.Hamby. EyeB Tested. Glasses Fitted. ed oil,, a five and a ten mile motorAt Reno the police,, corouor,, and Tax Assessor J H. Gorbltt. Sunday at his home in Green- cycle race, automobile racos, .Hlh undertaker had pronounced a man City Clerk Paul P. Price. " ville. i '" , School track meet open to all High dead, when he-sup and askeUfor Treasuror Frauk B. Arnold.' OFFICE HOURS: 9 TO 12 A. M 2 TO 4:30 P. M. PhyBlciatf W. K. Nlshet. Center Street. Office Over C. L. Ross" Grocery. Mr. aud Mrs. Lewis"Payne and Schools In Ind., 111., and .Ky., for a glass or beer. Tney naan't inorugnt City Engineer R. E. Whipfler, City May, spent which suitable prizes will be olferod of offering him a glass of beerio StreetGommlsaloner Bobt. Wood MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY little daughter, Lena by the Evanaville merchants. v discover if he was dead. Councilmen Jno. B, Atkinson, ' , last Friday in Madisonvillei m . Special low'rates are offered on all . Madison Oldham, F. D. Rash, Geo. O. M Mrs. Burden is spending the railroads, steamboat and tractions'1 Mrs. J). M. Evans was in asiad C. Atkinson, Thos. Blair, Monday Henry. Meeting night (lrst lines entering Evansville. isonville Mon. shopping. week at Dawson Springe. night in each month, Tinkets are now on sale Vat' the paiil M. Moore, Rev. J. G. Akin, of the, Wr School ofTrusteo Ed M.Trahem, Health Board Courier ofllce. A Tough Meal. THE - BEST - TELEPHONE - SERVICE CL Gilbert King and Curtis B.John- University, of Nashville, fti. D. differ straugly from agfjto Tastes !, Headaches Signs of Danger. Tenu.. nreached here at tha Postmaster Chas. Cowell. LOOK HERE, MR. PARMER t 'Saturday Anyone in this" town that suffers age.' Flamingoes tongueB , Ohruch" Methodist Nolo that tho Ctiaibntlanil Toleplioio ,V Telegraph Company, Ineorporatoil, Is splitting, nervous an epicurean luxury in Roman frequently from' to you mi idll proposition for tele.'hons service. I'sirti: our servlco you have adnight, Suu'day, and Sunday heudnches Ought to go at oncato the d.ye,i)Utthe authors of "Unexpjjjf" CHURCHES. vantages of Son (tutance otineotioni t every important point in the United States The advantages ol te e9hort service in you reitlenre are too nur.ieroui to tnnttin, but among bottle of our VAxnobiQ Chukchi. First mas uight and delivered three of the druggist and get a,25cl(iver Pgwder. ed Spain, '' who experimented with every them ivojlj be ilallv'co;n,mjticaildn with tha nurkeis. obtaining inc s;ettir(E aecurato Carlstedt'B German Sunday and holy day at 7:u rcpoits.n th yea her, caiiins up your oriRlibor, friends and relatives. Ail these ablest sertnous over preached Heuduohes always indicate consti- them, found uo pleasure in the meal. u. in. Second mass and preachinu aid treasures are moro than worth the price yon wonld pay tot the service. th'ick Liieralurrt an J tntoroiatlon (urnined by calling on our manaqor, h G. Mann, that liere. Uev. Akin is an able aud pation in. afit daigerous form seri- "The tongue", they say, "is a cavjty 9:30 a. m. Vesport and benediction : may result other extremely organ, filling tho whole flesbj' P m. ,Rer. J. P. MoParland, Pastor. consecrated Bovine and leaves in ous ailments sometimes even wKh rtcorpo. CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH GO, rtk.(ed Christian Chukchi. Sunday Bright's Disoaee and Appendicitis. o?the mandibles', aud furnished .that is good for Our Caristedt's German Liver Pow- aseneBOf flexible,, bony spikesJpr school ntl):S0 a. m. Preaching ovor m. and Ins he'arersVto, ponder over while der acts on the Liver, tho real hooks marly half an inch long and Lord's day at 10:45 a.every 7:45 j.. "Wednes. in. Prayer meeting, 3ns words are, clothed in Ohrist-la- n cause of coustipatlou a few doses curving inward. We found "thtem day at-- 7:80 p. m. entirely rethove the trouble insure quite uneatable tough as India rnb-br- . Dk. D. T. Stanley, PaBtor. meekness. l a lasting cure never fails guaranEven our dogs refused to.eatle (f you have headaches, get a M. E. Chukoh. Regular services Mr. J. E. Bethel aud daughter, teed today from the St- - Bernard delicacy. . bottle . third Sunday atjl a. m. and 7 :80 p. m . Incorporated, Drug DeMiss Kayde, were lii Madisonville Alining-CoPrayer meeting Wednesday ovonlnt partment.. 25a a bottle. at 9 :80 a, m at "7 :80. Sunday-Boho"Wednesday.. ; "v . I; C. R. R. TIME CARDV Class meeting, socond Sunday at 10:80 a.m. Mrs. 0- - B. Trathen spent ThursDredgeboats Clean Locks. will put a Cabinet Rev, Holtzoiav, Paste r. , day in Madisonville... .. JJi. UlIUKUil, .SOOTH. ItQV. VV Time of departure of IllinolB Can Oalhoun, Ky., June 6. The Goviltt. Mantel in your depot Judge Mrs. JR. Harrison' Mrs. ernment dredgeboatB are located ral trains from Kort0riville, K.y. ! C. Brandon, pastor. Seryicea on NOBTii BOUND, i ' t e.vmv ouuus nu aii 11 n. uu O.f.Breshears and little son' and near this city this week and are encomplete, ready to 1.28 p.m. 7:46 p. m. Sunday, school at 9:8( gaged In cleaning the mud, which I No. 102 Miss Grace Skeels' of Evansville' 8.40 a. m. No 104.... g, a. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday set up, including all hasiaccmulated to a depth of Beveral ' No. 122, local pass. 10.45 a m. evenings at 7:80 o'clock. Ladies' epe'nt F9W days'Tat; i)a.v6o'u. " feet; from the Rums'ey lockB. The " No. J96, local 6.80 p. m. Aid Society every Monday aftertile and trimmings. noon. Official Board meeting Mon Judge Harrison and Archie work will be comleted within the SOUTH BOUND Sunday in each ' , ,. dav after first ;' No. 101.... r 4.08 p.m. Ligson have returned ,from, a next, few dayp. Twenty styles to month. : V L 1.46 a.m. ': No. 103 MtL' BwIBJWIBFTjTP " j fishing'trip. j 'MlBSIONAEY BAPTIStf CHUKOH No. 121, local pass, 1.28 p.m. select from in prices i - Mr. and'Mrs. Kelty Owen re f ;Ko MoreDyspepsiaj Troubles; No. 185 local pass 5.58 a. ra. , Preaching 2nd and 4th Sunday at 11 Gas, or other Stomach a, m and 7:80 p. m. and the precedfrom $15 to $75. turned to their home at Oleatou Nothing Will remain undigested or ing Saturday night. Church mqetinu ga turd as night before the 4th Sun- on your stomach il"you L. & N, TIME CARD. after visiting their aunt and sour take a little DIgesteze, a powerwill 'day. Sunday School at 9:80 a. m. uncle' Mr. aud Mrs. J.R. Bethel. ful digestive, harmless and pleasant '. WE REFUND Time pi arrival of- traniB paBalng Prpyti neetinp evtrv Monday nignt Mrs. William, lyiclntire returned to as Maple. Syr,up., For sale by the through and; departure of train at 7:80. Rev. C. H. Grigson, Pastor. drug department of. tho-StBernard YOUR RAIL' jrBNFKAl BAPTIST CH,UOH. 'originating at,Erlington. Iier home in Orme, Term., after spend Mining Company, Incorporated. sun jay morning ana services tourin ROAD FARES Effective Sunday, April 9, 1911. ine'sevral days with Mrs., McArthu'r. .evening In each month and SaturNORTH" iBOUND. ; . g'OAtolES' '" j; day SHEEP Prayer evening Misses 11a Almqn. Mabel Almon, ;..... 6.95 a. m. ' meeting. Friday preceding. Sunday No. 92 evenfig, '" TCnJ K9.v. . j ,.1115 a.m. Mhool 2 p. m. . Lola May Prdwse Iva Stanley, Mad- Eight Men Wofking in Kentucky in At " 7.23"'p. m. No."94 . Rev. T, J. Lynn, PaBtor. isonville, Messrs Jack Lander Jr. No.; 54., i,..Kt.-- . 11.22 p.m. ,, tempt to Eradicate Diseases. , Episoo?Ai:Churqh Services lat :: :; ) y.i i Willie Lander, Lonnie Ijleard, houth bound:" and 3rd Sunday night at 7:45 at the Uriist Fitillirt u Sim Hhm Ii , 'Library. ' 4.80, a.m. No. 58 attended memorial ser-Frankfort, Ky., J,une ,8. 8.23 a.m. No. 95 Rev. Geo, C. Abbitt, Rector. Goncord Tuesdiy.? i EipHt mWn from 'the' ferireafat f 4.21 p.m. No. 51 ..,,.10.48 p.m. No. 93.:j Miss Anna Marie Morgan returned Animal Industry are now nt work LODGES. from'.batysph Tuesday, after spend- iu'.Kelitucky in an'efFort; t6!etarhp &Masonic Lodge- - E. W. Turner. INTERURBAN TRAINS'. No."648 meetB 1st. ancl 3rd. Fridays out scabies in sheep". Dr. A. J. ing a. few days. NOBTH BOnND. ih.eaoh month. PayneV-wh"..''8i5J6: a.m. isjih; charae. 'ol.'the E. J. Piniiijipa, Sec. No. 104. Vo. Mr. A.iS.'- Pitzer spent several das' 10.55, a. m. No. 106 fight, says he has the State well Lodge, No. 84, K. of P. Victoria tvIUi his parents in Louisvtlle last 2.00 p.m. No. 108.-.- . r meets every Monday night. covered and hopes to be able'' to 6.02 p. m. No. 110 week- lcome. . SOUTH BOUND. do a great deal toward lifting Ernest Newton, Fi G. Hogeleft last Friday for Visit the Princess Theater, the best moving K. of R. andS. 745 a. ra. No. 103 tile quarantine against Kentucky 10.00 a.m. Cleveland' Ohio, on business. No, 105 in the country. ; r Hopkins Lodge, A. O. TJ. W. No. . sheep. 12.67 p. m. No. 107 661 meets every Thursday night. D. E. Mullen', of Daniel Boone, was Something new each night. ,. w p.m. 109 8.20 No. Y. Q. Walkeb, Sec. 6.50 p m. No. Ill-- , town Monday. in Matinee every afterrioon'2 to 5, Always Blessed 'Golden Cross Lodge, Earlington, No. 625 meets 1st. and 8rd, Saturday Vaiideville each night. ; A. C. Alexander, of Louisville, with a Hearty Appetite if you use night In each month. It helps your ptomach do special agent of the Kentucky Consu- DIgesteze. digests what you. eat and M.H.&, E.TIME CARD. - Mrs. Bertha TJmstead, 8ec. the work, ? Degree of Honor, No. 10 meets 2nd mer Oil Co., spent Wednesday in makes good rich blood from your M. H. & E. time card went into and 4th Saturday nights in eaoh food, No more Sleepless Nights, ihis city. Headache or Stomach Misery. Get effect Sunday, April 9, 1911. month. Mibs Lczzie Huff, Sec 5:45 a.m. No. 112 leaves -- Ben Little Lottie Margaret Noel.of Daw rid of all these troubles with DIgesHur Lodge, Earlington No. 118 arrives,... 8:80 p. m. teze. Fifty centB abottle, worth tenCourt, No. 65, mepts every 1st and V son,; spen' Thursday Jiere the guest of fold its cost, at drug department of 8rd Monday nieht atold MaBonio tho St. Bernard Mining Company, ' lier aunt Mrs, J. RrHarrison. Hall. Dr. O. B. Johnson, Scribe. Incorporated. No.,57,Red Men Liquid Stand walteTrlbe Mr; and Mrs. Chas. Herriott and meets every Friday sleep. little son, of Madisonville, were here &r Harry Loncj, C. of R. Kentucky Crops Have. Suffered. ' Tuesday. Woodmen of the World, Catalpa now using many people are Frankfort, 'Ky., June. 8. In the Camp No. 801 meetB every WednesReby .Stanley, GrOver Stanley, monthly crop report of M. 6. Ranly Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic day night. AH members are W. D. Blakely, rienry Blakely and kin, Commissioner of Agrioulture, requested tp be there. germicide powder Forrest Gatlin spent last week on for June, it is shown that the drouth The new toilet water as needed. to be C, S. Crenshaw, Clerk, It's not made for nny certain climate, but is made to withstand the "dissolved in Long Pond fishing. and hot weather of May has had a Tor all toilet and hygienic uses it is. Modern Woodmen of the World, weather conditions of every climate. Amalgamated ARC .ROOFING No. 11992 meets every Wednesday, will not drip under tho blazing sun, nor crao,k in tho bitterest cold. more economical. W. S. Elgin, pflMadisonville, was bad. effect on crops over ; the Whole Tobettor andand whiten the Y. Q. Walker, Sec. cleanse It's made by our secret process and Js universally acknowledged the State. The oats crop, seems to have , teeth, remove tartar .and f liereFridav.- ' SS?rt?v;,PvLY absolutely perfect roofing. Amalgamated ARC Elks B. P. O. No. 788 meets at most; suffered ' ROOFING is standard and takes the gamo insurance rato aa slate or prevent decay. Madisonville Monday night. attended Miss Mary Trathen de-- metal. Our agents are authorized to .refund money in full if To disinfect the mouth, B, N. Gordon, Exalted Ruler. "Snap Shots" at Earlington Thurs-iia- y Amalgamated ARC ROOFING-shoulatroy disease germs, and Ro.y S. Wilson, Secretary. fail to satisfy. You Can lat Anything. Send for samples and full information. 'night. uurifv the breath. Chapter, U. Di 0., Eat what your stomach craves To keep artificial teeth and AMALGAMATED ROOFING CO.; First Mat'JBankBld4,krkb,Ak. meets 1st Thursday In each month without the slightest fear of indigesBprn to the wife of Emmett . bridtrework clean, odorless ' , , FOB SALE BY tion, which is an awful feeling. You To remove nicotine from the teeth and t:30 n mi. a ten pound boy, Sunday. Mrs. Kate Withers, Pres. will not ho bothered with J3nur smoKlng. purify the breath after Knights and Ladies of Security Ira Ray, of Earlingtoif, spent Sun- Stomach, Heartburn, NaiiBea, Bad 'o eradicate perspiration and do MILL Breath or Heavy Feeling if you will will meet 6very second Xnd fourth odors by sponge, bathing. day here with friends. INCORPORATES) Monday nights. Visiting members take one rinse nf Diueutrze. It re-- , The best antiseptic wash known. : .llevea and cores as if by Magic. TleHeves and strengthens llred, weak, invited to attend. , tMApiJ50;NyiLLE:i KENTUCKY JCaJ,VBvEvauBt who has been Pleasant.aB Candy. Relief in one ipflamed O, S. Crenshaw, Clerk. eyes. Heals sorelhroatwounili TriftUifiirirelftUvM Hb is city, has minute,,,, Get a 60o bottle fropi the Teordlally ; "! aHdcutB. 25 and 50 cts. a box, drupgle LWuWng.Staembewi ar 6 hlliomeHrcl80U xmtMTri Uuq- - drug department of tho St. Bernard or by mail postpaid. Sample Free. Invited to attend any oi cnese Mining Company, Incorporated, .," DO ONLY i.Teaa. I THCPAXTONTO4I,KT0OImt9n,Mam. Lp4g. "8g-oiot-y -- .That i Glenn 6urstiBB'blr.dmon e Home Mission Society to, HW Annual Meeting at Central Cjty.'jy " A SJHLOJR LN - "J r will '. t v ' t . s 1 RAILROAD All Spring - - f ARCS ways,up PREE e, - 3r.J. . Spend PIFTEEN "DOLLARS of and Dollars - up .... v ; 4 fe- 60,' ; - -- f- uU d. : - ROBT. SPRY, P. ' , at cr V.au-der.b- ilt jje offer-In- K ".I h ' ol . -- - $25 -- ;: 5 r- - - ' . - . 1 - Lebn-ard,Feruso- n, '. - LEVI FURNITURE HENDERSON. - 5f CO. - , at , KENTUCKY , . " - (? -- ( Visitors-we- WHEN IN MADISONVILLE . . FFTOES 5-&-1- 0 CENTS . A! D. NOE, Jr., Manager. t 'J Instead of Antiseptics Peroxide : ear-neat- - . Dill-inha- m, j . STAR PLANING COMPANY ., ft wy ' n WE THE BEST JOB WORK &W& ! l. - -hfciiA mi :AC, vmmtmtSBts'i''M i i -r4li3fc!S" - mmmmmpmm,.,, .mnummmimmm'rt , BB j ..AlirTahW.....