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Digital page images are linked to the text file. ii c- 7 N lt 4- It i Co r or rr TUESDAY t ilnd 4 IR + FRIDAY 0 i t5 it i artlA 7 L IF YOU PONT ADVERTISE YOUR IT FOR SALE t lIi1 TWENTYSECtiND J YEAR EARLWGTON HOPKINS COUJIjr KY FRIDAY JUNE 9 1911 h jj 4t IIwir DAY OF JOY TURN rED TO WEEPING 1l D r Death Dealing Earthquake Visits i Mexicp City Just Bey fore Maderos Enter SIXTY THREE SKILLED wOUNDEtp Mexico City June 7 Sixtythree killed sventyflae wounded prop t erty toes 100000 These are the net results of theI if earthquake which rent the capital this morning and Injected a note of tragedy Into what was expected be a day of pure rejoicing When the work of searching the ruins IB i completed It Is possible that the lint of dead will be lengthened some i r what alt hiding here and there throughout the city there doubtless are many wounded who with tra t idttioualfear of the authorities and ri geverumeuts hospitals and anxious to evade discovery iiItwas 4M oclock when the first was felt According to the I xneteorloglcal observatory theRreat l eat Intensity was reached at end of the first minute but the instru ments continued to record the shook i for four minutes more It was of a characterrHalf tk Deai Neri lllrMore than half of the dead were soldiers They were caughfbeneath the falling walls of the artillery bar racks The place where the earth t tyiiaketook its toll of death in large planct were killed and six wounded Two tic others were found In the debris con sist Ufr partly of steel rails which 1 had been giaeked IB the iron and I r wood department and which col lapsed The were inhabi tame of little shacks built along the side of tho structure r With these two exceptions the death list was made upof single twoeI and three caught a walls in the poorer buildings tit the district mpst seriously affected 1 In the barracks whero the soldiers ii were kilted twelve women alsu lost i their lives wives of artillerymen The women have too privilege of spending the night within the walls of the barracks Any woman with pimples skin eruptions sores or boU does not ap ear and cannot enjoy themvCures cold sores oraoken lips chap hands sore eyes itching and Miningpspecial agents Hearini on Reciprocity BHI hIPublic hearing on the Canadian bill were concluded by- the Senate Finance Committee Tuee- y day representatives of the Amerl oan Newspapers Publishers Asso elation and of the Associated Pte h being the last to appear before tli committee The woman of today who has good health good tempter good sense bright a complexion P tllc result of correct living and digestion wins the admiration of the If your digestion MB faculty Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets will correct it For sale by all dealers v r SubCommittee to Investigate Lorimer I Charges Named Senator Gamble Jones Dlllingham- liud Kenyon Republicans and Sen ators Fletcher Loa Johnston an Kern Domoorats have been name tgInvestigateSenator Lorimer of Illlnolp r Salved His Wifes Life UMy wife would have been in her E grave today writes QH Brown of Muscadine Ala if it had not been Dr Kings New Discovery Sbewas down in her bed npt able to get without helpSbe hag a severe bronchial trouble and a dreadful cough I otber a bottle of Dr Kings New Discovery and she soon began to ndand was well Ina short time Infallible for and colds Its the most reliable remedy on earth for deeper ate lung trouble heynorrhagea la 1 Kllp e asthma bay fever croup and whooping cough boo 100 Trial bottle free Guaranteed by all druggistsedrlttkin jr of large quantitieso gold wimraud deep breathing o fFfjtti air lean iictiUflnt bo4 our n as YiM J f c i 1 y 1 s1 Ito 0 s- C p Y 1- ReY vEfF RY W E lUSiNESSADVERTISE FtUR FREIGHT TRAIu PILE INTO 1 AOH OTHER Met Remarkable RaUfead D barter on the New Havan Railroad 6 FalrchJld Conn June 7One of the mostdlaastrous freight wrecks fh tbehlBtorv of the New Haven railroad pccurednear here early to dayrwheu four freight trains piled Mtoeacbother killing five men and Injuring at least seven The accldeqt happened after mid night in an isolated phce The trains were three extras and the regular New York fast freight One of the extras jumped the track and crashed Into a train which was passing on the west bound track eachoof the two extras crashed into the wreck almost Immediately Crash followed crash Two boilers explo ded simultaneously and the wreckage caught fire Dillon Feel heavy after dinner Tongue coated Bluer taste Complexion tallpvr i Liver needs wakloc Up roans RcRulets cure bilious attacks aj cents at any drugstore I JUG LIBEL SUIT Filed by W H Hearst Against Magazine Editor Collier New RorkJune 6 William Ran dolph Hearst= editor of the Now York Journal has sued Robert J Collier editor and publisher of Col liens Weokly dated Juno 8 contain ed an article written by Will Irwi which started the theatrical advertisements followed editorials writ ten by Arthur Brisbane and picture drawn by Nell Brinkley There is one medicines that ever family should be provided with and espeo ally duriug tile summer mouths vjz Chamberlains Colic Choera and Diarrhoea Remedy It Is aluaoet certain to tee needed It ebetffffcat a quartt On you afford to be without It For sale by all dealers 4 l10cR- at aHrba4CefnfiistonO rs New Depot BraMenburg Frankfort Ky June 7A cote mlttee headed by John Hard In of Meade county appeared before State Railroad Commission today in effort to have the Louisville Her derson St Louis Railway erects a new depot at Brandenburg commission granted the petition and ordered the new depot erected Help the baby through the teeth period by giving it McGEES BABY ELIXIR It is a healthful wholesome remedy well adapted to Aba bys delicate stomach It contain- no opium or morphine or injurious drugs of any Babies thrive under its excellent stomach and bowels correcting Influence Price 25o and 60c per bottle Sold by St Bernard Mining Co incorporated Drug Department I CRR TIME CARD TIme of of Illinois Cer ral trains from Nortonville JLy NORTH BOUND No loa 136 pm 840ame v IT6 18 local 686 p m SOUTH BOUND No10L 40B4 xa r No 108 146 am pmdL 4 N TIME CARD Time 01 arrival of trains passing through and departure of trains originating at Earlington Effective Sunday April 9 1011- NOUTH BOUND No 92 625 am No 52 u 1115 a in pmIngoTilBOiixD a No 58 i 480 a111 No Dod828am Norf li 421pm No 93 t 1048 p m INlER URBAN TRAINS v NOBIH B TTNDr U- No 104 o 826 ain No 100 5 1055 a m No 108 2OOpm No 110 1 602 pm y SOUTH BOUND No 103 V S WV 745am No 10HI000 am No 107ri1267 pim No 109 0 820 p m No 111 850 p1i1 MtMd Er TIME CARP M H E time card went Into 1911ta m i 1 lo18aITo 8 opm YiIhi 4iiih liliTHn it hbk l +h + t + ti d+ hk M kd 4 i is ICLOSING 4UTSALEO- ur Entire Stock WiU go at Cost jVtwV Now is the time tobJy a Djampnd or Watch at prices i that Will interest A youICOME IN WHETH1SRJYOU t All watches that have Beenr in for repairs over a ye rtj I will be sojdfpr charges All Persons Owing us Aeco4te Please Gall and SeweI i Mr L C Wiley of Eatistipe III takes possession I V an June both 1911 i TAPPAN GARDINER 1 JEWELERS OPTICIANS 11 ii IflifllflfllIfIIIr tfnfiif + P WiW lf + fIllfiIMlfi + +1 i+ lnI+ i I Madisonville Notes I DdvIlnridge for Mrs Varttll Mrs O A Morton very charming Iy entertained at bridge Wednesda- t mornln at her home In East Cents ENocyveil of Chattanooga Tenn wb i the guest of her sister Mrs HT F Head In this city t The small bridge tsetse were gg ranged on the porcfaesand W prettily 0te11rcQ i o 1 sweet peiie Mrs Norvell won the guest prize a beautiful haud painted bonbon dish Mrs 3B L Young won the general prize a pair of silk h08ewbUetheI handkerchiefi + wask A most excellent luncheon Was served at the conclusion of the rub bers games In town courses Her guests Included Mesdames WE Norvell of Chattanooga Tenn Kltchel Walker Henderson Paul Banks Earhn ton i Mesdames L E Ruby Fred Relueoke Clyde Ruby H FHead H H Holeman WsLindsay W J Dultu Ef L Young of this city Miss Marguer itte Banks of Henden ora Misses Elizabeth Victory and Carrie At kinson of Earllngton and Miss Ploreuoo Allypr Whiles Martha Lou Laffoon Wednesday morning for Hopkins yUle to spend several weeks the guest of her aunt Mrs Bell Nuckolls Dr EO Anderson of Hopkins yule returned home Wednesday after spending soYeral days th guest of relatives here i EdwardLangley left WednesdayY to spend a few days with friends in Hopklusville Miss Zena Shanks left Wednesday for a weeks stay at Dawson Springs Miss Berry Waller of Morgan Geld was in town Wednesday en route to MurfreesbVo Tenn to be the guest of friends for several weeksHarry TalliJerro the enterprising meat drnmnier of this city was in Hanson and Slaughtervllle Wed nesday placing orders for his house Miss KatherIne Givens returned home Tuesday from a three weeks visit to her sister in Providence Dont forget the SemlWeek Bee has a branch office for Mad Bontllle people in Mortons Furnl Lure Store If you want advertis lug or job work or wish to subscribe for the paper call upnumber 4 AILEEN DAVIS Manager Mr and Mrs Jack Shanks are spending a few daysJn Dawson this weekMiss Katherine Martin of Dalton whdbas been attending college in Danville r turned home Wednes day Misi Myrtle Gralft of Sturgls ara rived IB MadlsonvllU Thursday to spend the summer wlthberparentshay If Mil and Mm Zok I 0 rj t ing spent a very BucceBsful year f the millinery house in that place Mrs H Q Davis and daughter Aileen will be the guest of relatives in Evansville and Henderson Saturday and Snuday Miss Amy Fowler returned home Thurday from Danville where she schoolYf Arrs Will HookerBmith and three daughters are spending a few days x White Plains with Mrs J S leasleyt the sister of Mrs Rocker eolith T riMiss Vania Beasley of Whiter al sWbo has been visiting Mre tHockersmlth Jjaa jatumed home Young Allen or this city was In Central City this week on business I Roy and Clarence Jennings arrlv Thursday from Chicago for Ishortvisit to their mother Mrs B F Jennings Mrs W E Nurvel and children of Chattanooga Tenn are the Heasd of cltyW a specialty of doing two and three color work If you want classy job work that will give satin faction see our samples and gut prices at the MadlsonviHe Branch Office in Mortons Furniture Store AILEEN DAvis Manager Miss Margaret Ross returned horns from Henderson Thursda where she has been attending school Yrs Kitohel Walker and children I Saturti ed visit to Mr and MrsO A Mor tonan this city ekite WJ Cook and son left Tues day for Sulphur Springs Okla to spend summer RIS Dulln Jr visited relatives thepast week Geo R Lynn MISS Essie Lynn and Geo R Jr arrived in town Wednesday from Fort Myers Fla to spend several weeks in this city Lionel O Wolf G P A of the L Sc N in Evansville was to this sit Wednesday Chas Hammack of Sturgis wa In town Wednesday for a few hours with friends Lee Gibson returned home Wed nesday from a short business trip to Frankfort Mrs WIU Prltohett and children I4ryand LilaMay are visiting in Hanson this week Bradley Wilson of White PlainS trtYp to Madisonville Tuesday Mr and Mrs 0 F Shelton lef Wednesday to spend a few days the aisle of Mr Sheltona sister in Hopkinsvllle Jfrs P B Ross returned home Wednesday from a short visit to her Barents in Henderson Old Potts Graves a representivee drummer boy of the General Eleo trleal Supply House of Cincinnati was here on business Tuesday Mrs S V Dixon of Henderson n who hasa been visiting relatives In Hopkinsvllle for severs days ar r1yg here Wednesday to be the guMt of Mrs 0 O Glvens n u I S 4 b- rl y r J 6 u TUESDAt and FRIDAI j HIGH HONORS FOR rAIIIlI RASH Elected Presidentor Second Iisbtcl Union EarlfPresidentof the Etrlingtou Bank was elected president of the Sec and District Bunkers Aesociatioa at a meeting of this body iu Uniontown Thursday Mr Rash stands high in bank ing and business circles in tne associatedtfor many years as manager of rlingCas president The people of Earliugton feel that the compli ment paid Mr Rash is well de served When yau feel a coJdcoD1 o dont delay potimmediately taker Bloodine h Checker tbeoelr Itt Incorporateddrug DEALnUnder Way in Hanson Country360 InvestedsHanson Ky June 7A condi tional sale of 80000 acres of oua rights of the East Hanson Pool ibeen closed with L S Jackman of Henderson The sate was made by the pool Committee composed of J E Haywood T B Dame R W Ashby and W J HallPy WJ Haywood fuss called over the telephone last night and bo de glared that Jackriaiibpugbtthe laud under the belief tbalb coald selHt to French capitalists In event th sale is not made by March 2 1912 the hundred odd farmers represen ted In the poolwill retain their coal rights In event Jackman sells the rights they will receive 10 per acre or4800000 All but about 10000 acres jif coal rights were pooled The farmers are very optimistic regarding Jack man and feel that the rights will be sold A Terrible Blunder to neglect livertrouble Never do I it Take Dr Kings New Life PIUs on the first sign of constipation bil iousness or inactive bowels and pre vent virulent indigestion jaundice or gall stones They regulate livert stomach and bowels and build up your health Only 26o at all drug gists STRIIZYIs Off at Mammoufh CaveAU Visitors Will be Taken Cart of Evansville Ind June GA letter from W A Russell general passen ger agent of the LouIsvllleA 3 Nash softie railroad was received yester day by Lionel Wolfe local city agent striks among h Cave and that yioitors need have n hesitation in coming to the resort Take HERBINE for all distur bances in the bowels It bowel channels promotesrcKular movements and makes you feel PriceyCo incorporated Drug Departments Providence Fair Association Elect New Officers New Officers of the Providence Agricultural Fair Association at annual meeting of the association held In Providence Monday Percy D Berry was elected president Jas F Montgomery vice president and Dr A O Williams secretary and to these three men RUeS the task o f putting on the big Fair to be pulled AugusttWhooping cough is not dangerous when the cough is kept loose and exceptions easy by giving Chain berlains Cough Remedy It has been need in many epidemics of this disease with perfect success For sale by all dealers Earlinjlion vs Nortonvijle The Darlington and Nortonville teams crossed bats on the local dIa mend Wednesday Theeoore was 9 to 1 ia favor Earllngton Dpat tklnk liaPuss caet be cur J5 Tt iIJlpeal c 0- c T LAST WISH i CARRIED our ti 1511 Wantmsband to See Dead1 Writes Victim of 1rf NOTE PINED TO TREE ON BANK W I want my husband to teri1 dead This was the wish expressed IIi the note which Margaret O Gann S3 years old pinned pn atree on the bank of Pigeon Creek near the Salt pool before she jutqped into the creek and ended her Hfeat 4 oclock yesterday afternoon Four and a half hours later the wish was fulfilled and George Gann to whom she was married a few months ago and from whom she had seperated saw the body of his wife on the creek bank Joseph Droll thenGann smoked a cigarette as he stood in tne crowd around hisdrown ed wifes body The note was almost undecipher able It says Goodbye I have lots of trouble at home and with my husband I would rather die L want my husband to see me dead r Word of his wifes sat reached tbe husband in the city and be hurried to the creek bank He found searchers already at work Men went up and down the stream which is shah thee u o when it was found The husband joined in the search tor the body and was one of the first to reach it after Droll brought it out of the creek Since her separation from her bUll band Mrs Gann has been hying with her father and mother Mr and Mrs Marion George 623 Grove St She was married In January and eshe lived with her bttabao d paly 8 weeks She has brooded over the separation Speaking of it often in her parents home Her mother Is an invalid The uote of farewell was pinned to a tree on the bank Droll dragged for the body with grappling hooks from a boat He found it about 25 yards from the place where the woman leaped into the water The spot whero she en tered the creek is a awlming hole and the water Is deep Bioyolemon Bell and McDonald 1 of the police substation helped to bring tbebody ashore They called Coroner Macer lightning Kills Few 1900 lightning killed only 10fc IIn in this whole country Ones of death by lightning are than two in a million The 0 kidneyIor but not if Electric Bitters DO used as Robert Madaeu Burlington Ia proved Four doctors gave him sutferlnjtfromlaw jaundice He was then como eared by Electric Bitters Theyre the best stomach liver nerve and kidney remedy and blood purifier on earth Only 60o at all druggists 0NOTICESunday June 11 the Odd Fellows will decorate the graves of their de therappropriate services will be held All Odd Fellows are requested to be at the hall at 290 oclock and will go as a body to the cemetery All sister lodges and the public are cordially invited to be presentIJA J BENNETT eGas in the stomach comes from has fermented Get rid of this badly digested food as quick W as possibly If you would avoid bilious attack HERBINE Is the remedy you need It cleanses and strengthens liver and bowels and bowels and restores energy and cheerfulness Price 50o Sold by St Bernard Mining Co incorporate od Drug Department DKEB HARDIN DR L C RAY i I Drs HardfaSc R- oyDENTISTS eFutksa Extracting i wed Porcelain Winkt INla CtwD i tryHi99TSf ti tly OIKctSniiw MJ Td3HMe- alSeart nile XRlltetkY I n h it Y ky V fvn y n I r ij I rMM N a Y Itije fee M PAUL W MOORE r EDITOR AND PUBLISH + d E FAWorrr 2 ASSOCIATE EBITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER Y rrM- enlbergL 1 i zniterky Press Association IA and J Secud Ksfrici PkWskers League preStare Such iltSIt tilk fcliyPMH Ne 4MlSS AILEEN DAVIS Mgr EllI J 11 t Tslf lheli e 4T Friday June 9 JMMNH H MMMMWNM 1 tz riseai Attend to your Cl advertise Andyou will he healthy pros pfirous and wise sl Earlington has 4000 people and only few automobiles looks like this ais a fertile field for some r enterprising dealer tot do some 7 judicious advertising W i T Miss AUie Armstrong Of the Norton vide Dispatch ha c the distinction of being the only f n oditot in the state Miss Armstrong has been asked t read a paper at the meeting of t the Press Association at Oerul h Ian Springs this month on How to start a Weekly clansYof pen and pencil pushers will t take place at Oerulean Springs 4 on Juno 10 and a large portion of the brains of the Grand Old OommouweaLth will be present t It 16 firmly beleived and fondly hoped that this meeting will result in great good and eclipse by far all former meetings It is gratifying to note th marked improvement iu the sao itary condition of the various business houses and restaurants The majoHty of the places have been thouroughly cleaned an d limed The rubbish and othe- n k filthy aconraulatidh have been removed and others are making arrangements to clean up immediately Midisouville has 24000 iu res ted in automobiles and spends monthfi to line this makes business good i and rents vacant business houses As only the wealthier class can I afford machines it pats mone- I in circulation has heretofore been laying in the bank do Jug no one any good let the goo d work continue r A Few Facts Aboiit Liver Trouble t1 A dull sluggish liver always bring n dull sluggibii fQeLWg to the entire body n works proper the blood through the Wheniomea dull Hud rtuddy and it is full of poisonous matter great many eo Otfil1e clear pink and complexion by rubbing things on theta facos They might rub a cornplexioncauses Only bright fine complexions Blood toaded with impurities from the liver sends the impurities out throu htb pores of the skin a + brownish yellow To got rid of the dull heavy fee latexlontEOo bottles of BLOODINE will do itI y nine times out of ten If you are troubled with Constipation andbt Straining use BLOODINE LIVER with the BLOODINE Sold by St Bernard Mining Co 1F incorporated Drug Departments Special agent 4 Facts About the Bible The bible contains 8566480 letters 810697 words 8l17f verses 1189 chapters and GO books The longest chapter is the Quo Hundred and Nineteenth Psalm the shortest and mlddle chapter the One Hundre and Seventeenth psalm The mid dle verse is the eighth of the One Hundred and Eighteenth psalm The longest name is iu the eighth chapter of Isaiah The word Halld occurs 46 627 times the word II Lord 1855 times The thirtyseventh Chapter of Isaiah and the nineteenth chapter of the second bookof Kings arc alike The longest verse is the ninth of the eighth chapter of Es y ther the ahovtestverso is the thirty ftlfthoftheehvcuthehapterofJohnInftho chapter of Ezra is the alphabet- sf Tb finest piece ijf reading is the i twjintyflxtltflliftpteriof Acts The 1aalne of God la not mentioned In the 1i knowe A wedge wiademj bollneMHUd love t Jlnl Ielphla Press 11 t rf ljtifb li J 1r 1 k 1 8 i Subscription Rates One Year r 100 i Six months v 0 Three months 26 Single copies 6 Specimen copies mailed frog on application Correspond entswanted in all parts of the county Address us for par ticulars t JJf that TIE MEN WHO LOSE Theres a voice an a shout for the men who win Jheres a storm of applause andoi wonder But never a cheer for the men whose sin Was only to fall and to blundej So here is a song for the men who moil With the frowning skies above And here fa a toast tor the sons of toil To the men who loseGod love them I rOh what is success but an empty gameWhat is wealth buta baubl reverYet right is something more than a name IThough the wrong rides high ever V So here is a songfot the ouea that live V nnIt strivej j i- To the men who loseGod bless them u Theres a cheer for heroes on land and sea Therea iambus for the high endeavor Theresa sshout fur the knight of chivalry eTherets praise for the strong and clever But here id a song for the ones that live Though fortune neer caress them And here is a toast for tliospuls that striver i- To the moll who loseGod bless themtw Farmers mechahlcsjrallroaclsrs laborers rely on Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil Takes the sting out of cuts burns or bruises at once Pain can not stay where It is used CongressIJudge W R Green u was elected to Congress in th Ninth Iowa district to fill the va canny caused by the resignation of esy ponent was WS Cleveland of Harlan The reciprocity question was the Issue Judge Green declar ing against the pact Narrow Race Prejudice President raft characterized the action of Col Garrard of Fort Myer a native of Kentucky in opposing the promotion of Private Bloom a JewM narrow race prejudice An investigation was ordered and Private Bloom will be given an examination for lieuten anoy in September Nurse Says goodforple1 writes Mrs Clark Dykstra a trained nurse of South Bellingham saythatImedicine for girls and women It makes them feel like new persons re lieves their pain and reg womanlytroubtesBoth received great benefit X51r Take =CAROUt The Womans Tonic As a medicine for fee medicine reputationU1at Fifty 50 years of suc cess prove that it has stood the greatest of all TIMEAs men Cardui is the best be cause it is a womans tonic reliable W fj ri TwainIY S a I ter When a man goes to buy r1 acollar he comes home with f a collar and perhapsa neck d tie but when a woman goes to buy a collar she returns with a new silk waist a pair v i r j of gloves ten yards of dress goods several toilet aiticjs some window shades andia J it 11 refrigerator j X- r irr1YWeY t1h Mark Twain and now to see t 5- if his b1sines logic is as 1 U t sounds as his humor we have put on a display of window curtains and rugs A tTt ritSSlt If you are one of those wo J t jf men who buy curtains or a rug this week you will always be glad you did so and you x will be doubly glad you Came Iin here to get them il AV The C AY Morton guar iif te7ofthe quality c veisth f all and this week quality and exceptionalr c sv Youllalso be glad if youi br a Hoosier Kitchen Cabe- meet r r i i i if i d f C A MORTON 1 Furniture sad Funeral Director Madisonville Kentucky i Health Hint for TodayJ How to Tight Colds Never go to bed chilly it is surest way to take cold Exercise hard for five or ten minutes before retiring put your feet lu cold water rubbingandetake a hot water bottle to bed for your feet When you feel a coming take whatever remedy ya are accustomed to use for breaking fro Most families have some sure cure but neglect to use it until the cold has a grip A mustard foot bath and hot lemonade are good provided one can keep warm a night It should not be taken by mothers who must be out of bed several times at night with their children A simple euro that will break a cold if taken at first symp ton Is a teaspoonful of powdered ginger in a glass of hot milk Notice Poultry Raisers Now is the time of year to feed your fowls a good tonic R4114cures Cholera Roup Gapes Canke- and Llmb rnek When fed as a preventive it not only keeps them healthy but makes them lay Price OcNoOuretNo Pay Guaran teed by your druggist St Barnard Mining Jo Incorporated Drug De partment Earlington Ky Gard KyTryfor booklet on diseases of poultry W 0 Bradley Neutral Senator W O Bradley provoked by many letters from Kentucky asking him to declare himself for certain candidates for Governor reiterated his position of neutrality in a statement issued recently A 60 cent battle of Bloodine Rheu matic Liniment will last longer than the most aggravated case of sore throat A most effective rem edy for cold on chest croup etc Incorporatedagents Will Know What Blew Up the Main The preliminary stage of the work of exposing the wreck of the battle ship Maine have been completed Careful tests are to be made to show the exact character of the explosion which destroyed the Maine Hair balls sometimes reaching a diameter of two or three inches are now and then found in the stomachs of cattle They are Usually covered with a shelllike crust or coat and are without doubt the gradual ac cumulation of hair poked from their bodies by animals at the time of the spring shedding 1 i tfr M v 1i J tt Get Married Theres Nothing Like It And WHEN ouItet ntirrldlet uspjlnt your wedding invt tations I t V t W Simply Pqte on Help ing A1njlthe Gocf Cause MME THE DAY and cull on us ItOOSEVELTNOTCOXITTEt Denies he has Pledged Support to Taft or Any One Else 001PTheodore Roosevelt paid today with references apublished story that he would support Taft in the next presidential campaign There is no truth in thg report that I have agreed to support any man for president in 1012have neither made any such statement nor even discussed the matter The story is made out of whole cloth Col Roosevelt passed through this city this afternoon on his inlay to wheremhe is to speak Blisters on tho hamldP burns scalds old soroj lame back and rheumatism are all subject to the healing and penetrating power of BALLARDS SNOW LI21II ENT It is a marvelous pain relief Price 25o 600 and 100 per bottle Sold by St Bernard Miuing Co incorpo rated Drug Department Kentucky Fair Dates The following are the dates fixed for holding the Kentucky Fairs for 1911 as far as reported Officers of fairs are requested to report to us guy ommtssions or corrections of dates Versailles August 22 days Lexington August 7B days Uniontown Audust 86 days daysedove daysBurksvtlle Brodhead August 168 days Fern Creek August 164 days Shepherdsvllle August 22d days daysuGermantown August 248 days Nlcholasville August 298 days Somerset August 298 days Bardstown August 804 days daystdays Alexandria 66 daps Mount Ollvejt September 64 dayb Hpgenville September 68 days Sanders September 64 days Kentucky State Fair Louisville September 118 days Horse Cave September 204 days May field September 274 days A Peek Into Hit Pocket would show the box of Bucklens Arnica Salve that E S Loper a alwaysrneer a wound bruIse ur soro it would not soon heal he writes Greatest healer of burns boils scolds chap ped hands and lips fevers res skin eruptions eczema corns and piles 25o at all druggists Mrs JA Broojrnf EtowahToau who has been visiting her mother Mrs J W Benfro has returned to herhorae accompanied by liar noices Ernestine and Lois Renfro Ivy poisoning aweUlnpa of the flesh bites and tings of Insects stiff I neck and lame bar should be treated with Ballards SNOW LINIMENTIt dues Inflammation relaxes con tracted muscles and restore healthy conditions For heal ins cuts wounds burns or scalds there is nothing like It 1Rthe whole list of curative agents It cures by a mild power that Is more effective tfaaa the strong harph lint forrheumaticsciatica wonderful penetrating and relieving influence is very gratifying It is an all around household liniment that is useful in a thousand ways- and its application Jsalwars followed by results Priee use 89e iud f100 Jw esFBalardProp StUouIsMo UM Stachens Eye Salvo for+ tore Eyes Cures t l 1f ONM N c 0 jfllJtt IrJMJ J r Good PaintGood Results Thats good logic Its cause and judgmentresults from poor paint The best good paint is TIlE SHHWIIIWIUJMS PANT MASK TO PINT BUILDINM WITH Its a pure white leadApure zinc white and pureIlinseedoil paint It i covers most spreads eas lest looks wears longest is most economical Its a painters paint Made in fortyV teight handsome shades Color cards given upon request sol0Y ST BERNARD MINING CO INCORPORATE DRUG DEPARTMENT o e s ROBT SORyaMD i Z Prtutfcr luu tad to diseases of Eyo Ear Nose anti Throat fEyes lestd QaEvno Fltted tOFFICE HOURS 9 TO 12 A M 2 TO 430 P M ce 1 yC L ROM Grocery Center St ctiMADtSONVlLLE KENTUCKY e a r c Its tfdt made for any to wlthstondItbG weather conditions of climateAmalgamated will not under tho blazing sun nor in bitterest cold Itsmade b our secret processand is acknowledged tho one and ONLY absolutely perfect roofing Amalgamated ARCaROOFING is standard and Inmo insurance rate as or metal Our a ants are authorized to refund money in full if Amalgamated satisfySend AMALGAMATED ROOFING CO First NitlBMkBUi Brab4fca AIL j FOR SALE BY t STAR tINCHPH4Tr8 x MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY rF Aflaufa BrooJl Coop MADE OF HEAVY I 1 GALVANIZED IRON We Claim for this Coop Many Advantages Over Any Other on the Market n FIRST They are collapsable and can berput away in the fall in a few minutes in a very smallspace 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 withdutQremov ing any other section of the coop as there are no bolts screws hinges or fastenings to bother with Lice or vermin will not harbor in galvanized iron there e being no crevices in which to secrete themselves and multiply nor for disease germs to finda lodging place These coops are absolutely proof against Rats r Wea sles Minks Skunks and other chicken eating an1 = f mals Government statistics show that ratss destroy more chickens every year than every ocher agencyssTHIRD 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 any wooden 4 coop and has many advantages not found in them The different doors can be set in an instant andwill remain when placed until changed FOIJRTH Made in two sizes with 8 and 9 inch revolving doors MADE ONLY BY THE Atlanta Tin Plate and Sheet Mill ATLANTA INDIANA f V JS KIRK AgentMcli or1ville Ky a n KICJ t i R u l r i T f1- e 3 uJTIrT I r adveritiling when his trade is l picking up is like the man who stoPs fishing when the fisli be gin to bite Think this over and let it worry you i eIPvsof the Town rIt it1n a number ofEarlinglqn pep went to the Avjation M8etin iferansvllle today Those in the OTfWd wore MesdaraeR W S Mc l ryEa Heafer Mie Elizabeth Jiang MessrBOhaa Trathen MU let and Ben Evans tr t tMr and Mrs W S MeGary were In MadlBonville Thuasday night at feeding the show I Dr HI 0 MoEuen and Marshall Gardiner wertotfll Madisonvllle showijhis vaoatlon from Gulliver Iudr Miss Mona Faull of St Charles i BpentThursday in this city with friends Old papers for sale at the Bee I IofficeThe Baraca Class will meet in the- E AO room at 2pm Sunday af r ternoon for the regular meeting All members are requested to be present M matters of interellt will come up y for discussion HARFORD GHATTEN Pros iy A dance was given Tuesday even- Ing at the lakeside park by Mrs M Hanna Jr in honor of her guest MlM Clara Prooterof Oakville Ky N A bountiful supper was served and the evening was greatly enjoyed by all present Mr Harvey Grahm age 80 years d1d May 80th JIe had peen suffer ing with stomach trouble for two months Miss Carrie Atkinson visited friend in Madlsonvlllo Tuesday Miss Joule Greer was in Madison x villa Tuesday shopping f i Tan shoes Including the Hanan i 1500 shoes for 260 The Gibson 4 Girl 350 for 176 and 800 ones for HBO Every shoe in Tau must go at half price during this sale- BISHOPh Cot f y Madlsonvllle Ky friendstrEsnoatBrinkley made a business trip to Madlsonvlllo Tuesday Mrs W S MGarY was in Matlis t dnville Tuesday Mrs Ed Brooks attended the dance in Madlsonvllle Tuesday night J D McPherson Jr was in this eltyTuesdayMUrs Mothershead and H I1 Bduriand made a business trip toI MadlsouvlUe Tuesday Will Burker who has been living in Zeigler has returned to Earhng ton He decided this is the best plat- aftrprtAh e fc Entire stock ot ladles Tan Ox ions and Pumps go at just hal price BISHOP Co yaKatie of Louisville are in the city KoyHenry of StLouls is is visiting his parents 4 Miss Margart Dudley is visiting friends iu Pembroke for several weks4trsa Japk s Jack Jr and hermothorMre Kirkwbod are vie ittn relatives in HansonV Mre Harp Nouree of this city and Mips Harp Graham of Madl sonvllle are snaking an extended visit to friends and relatives in CaliforniaVMisses Margaret and Catherine Viotory spent Wednesday night in MadiBonville withtho Misses Mo Pherson aiaStimcma aC ua dChrnO Car19 June Sale Specials The New Store 1 Celebrated Swarin Hats 1 men Straw Hats in all thet newest shapes 50c 1 2 and 250 Ladles and VelvetIone Strap Pumps r 2 250 Misses VelVet Pumps x125- Newest creations in ladies Waists 35c 69c 1 150 2- 250aod3 Ladies Neckwear 19c to 50c Beautiful Millinery at remark ably lowpricesi HOPKINS COOPERATIVE CO H P MORTON Manager Air q MmUiag Etit Caller StrtH MatiisonYilli Kintucky Mrs Robt Gough and daughter Miss Mabel are visiting In Hender sonMiss Veronica Hanna has returned home from Nashville Mrs C H Coff man and granddaughter Miss Clara Procter of Oakville Ky returned home Wed nesday after a visit to Mrs Lucy Bean WANTED100miners at ontie for steadywork Apply to NORTON VILLB COAL COKE Qo I Incorporated v Nortonvllle Ky Rev G O Abbitt of Hopklns vllle will hold service at the Li brary next Sunday at Bap m A cordial Invitation is extended to everybodyMisses Lookie Grace and Mary Parker were In Madlsonvllle Wed nesday shopping Messrs Elmer Lynn and Hattie Dllllngham were In Madisonville Wednesday shopping We can save you money on Pumps and Oxfords Just now Call and see our stock The very latest in style and shapes going pr1ceiBISHOP Madlsonvllle Ky Mesdames Elmer Lynn acid Hattie Dillingham were in Madisonvllle Wednesday shopping Miss Elizabeth Kemp will leave Tuesday morning for Bowling Green where she will take a bust ness course Ralph Dudley of this city will leave Tuesday for Bowling Green whore he will attend business college Calendars For 1912I swellesttiuf Imported and Do mestic Galendars for i 2 Cthatin x this territory They are the Celebrated Butler line and the price this year is lower than everi Do not purchase your 1912 calendars until you have seen our samples We can please you ands ve you money SemiWeekly Bee Earlinglon Kentucky Go With Us to Sisk Oros Book CO Madisonville Kentucky Where they sell Stationery Watches Clocks Jewel- rY a of all kinds Wall Paper Window r Shades Pictures Picture I Frames SEtc j i J n z Special Reduction on Wall Paper for the 1 Next Ten Days i Gurauteeiar 7 0j i+ OJri II SHARP STABBIXQ PAINS Generally Tell of Sick YidneysA Darlington Ewident Shows theoure The sharp twinge of pain in th small of the Baok that strikes yo after any sudden twist or awkwar- motion tells of weak sick kidneys Early signs of weakened Are backache lame back sharp darting pains dizzy spells tiredout state despondenoy And there are usual ly disturbances of the urine too frequent urfnatlouscaldigg orburnA dnrlngpftS8age discolored urine and sediment Dqans Kidney Pills are prepared especially for sick weakened nByH backache slid urinary dii ordershave cured thosands of sue1 oases Doans are endorsed through outthe civilized venldare recomv mended by Earlington residents John Franklin Earlington Kyf nays For three years my kidney were disordered When I stoops j dartel1throujthmylolns almost constant pain in the small of my back I tired easily frequent ly suffered from headaches and was also bothered by dizzy spellff I Woe caused ddb them annoyance by two frequent passages of the kid ney secretions it being necessary for me to arise several times during the night I finally procured Doans Kidney Pills and received such prompt relief from their use that 1 continued taking them until I was completely cured I cannot recum mend Doans Kidney Pills top highlyFor sale by all dealers Price 60 cents FosterMilburn Co Buffaloc New York sole agents for StatesRemember the nameDoans and take no otbercT A Steward of Sebree visited relatives in this city Wednesday Mrs Hale was called tp Dawson Wednesday on account ot her hus band being slok G A Swift and family who formerly lived here have moved to Texas Herohel Wilson and Fred Bailey were In town Wednesday night Miss Mabel Browning loft Thurp day for Howell where she will spend several weeks with friends- WANTEDTWO or three furnished rooms for light housekeeping Ad dress F care BeeofIlueIlas R Rash of this city who ha been attending the State Bankers Association in Morganfleld has returned home Norton Victory was In Madison vllle Wednesday Mrs J W Bonfro will go to BowlI lag Green to visit friends Saturday I Dr H B MoEuenof Cadiz Ky was in town Tuesday night Lee Withers and O E Owen attended the tent show in Madlsonvllle Wedne8day nlgbtIM P Gardner was In Madisouville Wednesday night to the show Now is the BEST tUne to get pair of Tan Oxfords you have been needing They are going now at halfI price at A BISHOP Cos- Madisonvitiq Ky Mesdames J A Broom and LVRenfro were in Madisonviile Wed nesday shoppingand visiting frIends Mrs O B Johnson was in Madis onvllle Thursday shoppingV WS MoGary who has been in Centrrl City for the past few weeks has returned Ijome Mrs Leeloddof the country was In town Wednesday Mlp Alma Benfrb and Mrs Ida t Turner of Bowling Green will vial t relatives here Sunday Mra H B Bosser of Howell spent Wednesday in this city with hEr son Jeff Murphy MissEliza Bablnson spent Wednesday In Macllsuvlllo with friends- F B Arnold made a business trip to Madisonviile WednesdayV On account of the Aviation Meet at Evansville the L N B has arranged to hold train Nrt 09 Evansville June Oth add 10th until 680p m Special rates have been announced Large attendance Is e pected from Earlington Madison villa and stations on the Henderson Division Buck Mitchell who was injur ed hy falling from a wagon loan Of Ice between this place and Madisonville Thursday no seriously injured and was able to be on the street today Firs in Madlsonville as we go to press The residents of Prof T H Smith is m flames There is no horse liniment mo effective than for animal flesh jthiiU BAL ARDS SNOW LINIMENT nor is theranv healing remedy for the human body thatis ror Itbealsand beast Priee J5ef 50o lIdlOOper bottle Bold ySt Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug De partment I+ New Summer Models I 1IN DoddaFaultless Fitting Skoes for Ladies Pumps and Low Shoes In all leathers and styles j j ut i j PRICES 4Oi350 AND 300 IiiSTETSON OXFORDS FOR MEN J V Who know and wear them BlacksAlltweathers Isqo and 5 5o theuyear r rV f i r I Arnold Kaknp IFirtand Main i Henderson Kentucky We Pay Railroad Fares Drowned in Railroad Pond A colored section baud employ ed on Kellys extra gang of tone Gap was drowned in Railroad Pond last nighr He in company with several others went fishing and they decided to go in swimming before the others knew it he took cramps and drowned Parties from thib place and the Ga recovered the body this m9ruinfiThe name of the man could not be learned The Royal Stock Company The Royal Stock Co opened their weeks engagement Monday night and IDMadlsonvllleI Tent Theatre to the Their opening bill The LittleIChristian pleased the big Satans Foot Ball Tuesday night a play with the scenes laid in the Western Gold Camp was one of the Madisona Whitey Holtnian as Daddy Jim tile drunken father kepstbe large laughterrWcdne daY8 a Western Drama was highly pleas lug to the local critics Thursday night The present The Sheriff of Huskies Run featuring Wilmer Clark as the Sheriff Friday night they will produce Wife in Name Only a society dra main four acts Mlas Maud Robbins their clever young star has ample opportunity in this bill to display her talent She is wearing some very beautiful society in this piece SatUrday night they playCBy tWits Outwitted Miss Ollfe Evans and Jack Johnson are creating no end of favorable comment between the acts with their clever specialties This is one of the best companys that enrvlsl ted this section at any price and their popular 10 and 20ota cbeapIOrchestra are making a hit with their high class musical se lections Boctors Sail He WoulO Dies EliotAI wish to of the wonderful cure that I have received front your noted SwampHoot the great kidney and blad der cure Last summer I was taken with severe pains in my back and sides I could not breathe without difficulty and was nearly wild with the desire to urinate Was compelled to do so every len inutes with passage of pure blood with the urine I tried different doctors from far and near but they said it was no use to doctor as I would the I was nt the end of painatwords calmbt tell how I felt One day a friend told ine of the wonderful help she Swampxgave me one your pam1 lets which I read and determined to try SwampRoot After taking halfa bottle I felt better Have now taken ten bottles and am well as I ever was thanKS to SwampRoot I wish to tell all suffering people that have kidney liver or bladder trouble that Dr Kilmers SwampRoot best medicine on the market ItAll persons doubting this statement can me and I wirl answer them directlyYours very truly e YDE F CAMERER Rosalia Wash Subscribed and sworu to before me this PublicroSend to Dr Kilmer Co Bingham ton N Y for a ample bottle It will convince anyone You will also receive a booklet of valuable information telling allaboutthckidneyaaud bladder When writlnRbe aura and mention thlt paper Regular flftyfcent and one Blsw Bottles for sale at all drug atore or u n II Everyhousekeeper who takes in her to manage her ffafrsj I economicallYrand iri keeping down ex 4 pEonies should be interested in seeing thel t r finest Refrigerator made We carry a r lint of the tic Leonard Cleanable Refri era ors1acknowledged to be the most perfectly construc ted sanitary and iceiaving refrigerators ever put oa the marI ktt Save fully onethird on your fce bill and lasts a life time Ordinary refr eratPraOily Jutalot ifire years Made oif polished oak or w with real porcelain lining rfl in pne piece Constructed throughout Inte t strorigest and moat Bubetahtial manner CQmen a 1let cashew you their wary valuable featur1 St Bernard Mining Co INCORPORATEDp rarlineten Kent cklf 011 rt rWIIENIN MADISONVILLE i t ss Theater the best moving plcitures in the countryV rf Something new each night Matinee every afternoon 2 to 5V r Vaudeville each night T v i1 7 PRICES 5 Sc 10 CENTSt A D NOE r Jr Manager j FOR SALE j i 1Fowls and Eggs from Famous Haw Kins Strain ofpBarred Rocks Also pure stock of Rhode Island Red Eggs per setting 0 f 15 fife 1Islnnrt rY H G DAVIS 14 U Madhonville Kytm nmvHHHm r 1I VsiiHIY 1VV BE TROUBLED1VITH a J J THYFLIESgh I r When T V for asmall can fit your house withDn screen doors and entranceC Y that wIll prevent the and Ctowindowss is right now before 1 the hoes tilted and the C wall curtans andceil gs aret r fir 41 1 0 1t ruinedCall ourlireand see of C r screens and get prices 1st Bernard Mining Co IINCORPORATED gi Manager Store CWRCOYLEEarliogto Kentucky W ru I w 0 f I I k u d DOCTORS r r w a FAILED TO jtJ i HELP HER f Cured by Lydia E Pink Vegetable Compound x 2 pound PisI am glad to an pounce that I hare been cured of dys la and female I troubles by your medicine I had been troubled with both for fourteen years and consulted different doctors but failed to get any relief After using Lydia E Pinkhams vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier I can say I am a well woman V t Ieant 1lndwords to express my than for the medicine has done f me You maypubllsh this if you wish i Mrs HERMAN SIETII Pound Wis The success of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound from roots and herbs unparalleled Itmay usedwith perfect confidence by who suffer from displacements inflam mation ulcerationJ1lbr ld tumors ir Y beringdown feeling flatulency indi Ption dizziness or nervous prostra ionr For thirty years Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound has been th standard remedy for female ills an suffering women owe it to themselves e to at least give this medicine a trial Proof is abundant that it has cured4 thousands of others and why should youryIfyou want advice write Mrs Pinkham IynnMassforit Xtis free and always helpful TYPOGRAPHICAL ERROR i Ive come to lick the editor By gosh I want his blood i I I want to club Vin His bead and rub His whiskers In the mud i downHis throat and mash his nose And break his neckawy And mash his speo Taoles and tear his toes I Ive come to lick the editor tiyr s And I want his printers life Im mad clean through And dad is too So rikewlse is my wife 7 We bad a bigreunfon- Toourbouseyesterdayiht And all the Browns From forty towns tI Walt ere frni inilesjiway i Y pri waslIAnd sent into The NewsKevlew LS Tfie weekly of our town 1 Ive come to lick the editor menishamsa t ry LIne so it read The Gather n of the Clams y 1 Life hia Lighthouse Five children two das a oat and r 1araocoon live with the keepers of the 1 Boston light the beacon at the entrance to the Boston harbor They tinyif plot of grass in a sheltered spot All the year round they live thereIn tt the summer when the ooeaa Is as jgreen as young vine leaves after a rain and la the winter when theI green is dimmed into gray storms arise The live children to say nothing of the two dogs the one cat aud the lonely raccoon cannot get ri to the mainland easily and so have E a specal schoolteacher of their own I They study history by going out and looking at the lighthouse It is said 44tobe the oldest In America At any it was built In1716 by the Brit Ish government Chicago News Story of an Indian Boy No people are possessed of greater r share of Natural politeness than th Indian ll wrote Isino Wnld IIi 1600 They will never Interrupt while an other is speaking nor If one has told them anything which they think to be false they will bluntly contradict him They doom it highly becoming in n warrior to accommodate hit manners to those of the people with whom Ije may happen to be The following Htiecdote Is told by Mr Veld InII How Our Grandfather- LivedOur friend Nekg the Little Otter had been Invited to dlne with tos a the house of a gentleman at Detroit and he came accordingly accdtrtpan ied by his llltlq son a boy of nlnee ten years After dinner a variety of fruits was served and amoug the rest were some peaches a dish ot which wa handed to the youn Indian He helped himself to tine with be comlrpropriety but immediately afterward he put the fruit to his mouth and bit a piece off ot It The father eyed him with indignation and spoke some words to htm in a low voice which I could not under Btaud but which on being interpret ed by one of the company proved to warm reprimand for having bebeen so deficient in observation as not to peel bis peach as he saw the gentleman opposite him had done The little fellow was extremely ashamed ot himself but ho quickly retrieved his error by drawing the plate toward him and peeling the neatnessdSome drink to he was after ward helped not being agreeable this o palate little fellow made a wry- face as a child might naturally do This called forth another reprimand from the father who told him the he despaired of ever seeing him great tdanor a good warrior if be ap peared thus to dislike what his hos had kindly given him The boy took the rest of his drink with seemlpg pleasure Philadelphia Ledger HEALTH HINT FOX TODAY Grew Smiles and Keep Yeong See to it that when young smiles mostnfrequently on your faces for you are provided with muscles that by their use will leave lines which will tell the story of your lives Do not row trouble about tbirregularit of your features but SM to it that you use the facial muscles so as to leave a story of kindness and sweet ness of disposition In order that the mask may be a truthful one make sure that you are really kind and loving attd then you will not have to think of the record of the face While young learn that you have to a certain extent the model log of your face Special 5 Excursion jf V VIA1M St Loui- sJUNE11 and Return 1911 Fare from Henderson KyI 275 Special train leaves Henderson 10 p m June 17+ arriving at St Lonia 6 a m 1 Returning leaves St Louis 11 D niMJnne 18 arriving at Hender son 6 n m Nutibual League Base Ball gameSt Louis vs New York All Parks Gardens Vaudeville Etcopen RH DeTrcvitte T P A- Evaesoille I li f D Banks Agl 1 winssiiry rreaa awses NOWIllif 4 UNE is the storm month Besides the I Jusual hazard during this month have the added danger of E youI I X burning your home or Jgoods Protect yourself by insurirfg i fires tornadoes etc We represent only re r liable companies Let us explain iJ KIMMONS SISK General Insurance Mortons Gap Kentucky K I1I == as- a tI n a- II c- r i L v Af ANM A OVIM MaNIIkF4A iY r 4IIJII1 fi jiil lt it17 t j c r COLORED COLUMN I LlllloeMiss E1lth Gilbert ot Pr 1neeton 11 Springfield She will probably spend the Bunraior with us Mrahd Mre J WL Jobnsdnof MaUlsbnville are livingwitj her father J Bogus Rev H Amos preached at Barnes lay Sunday and reports a good rheet tugMrs O Marks was prostrated r by the heat Sunday but is Better wIRev Marks will assist Rev mpndin a 10 days meetinjr at Nebo I statestI I nicelyrI I11rs J W Bell and sonRflglnald I are visiting her sisters in Louisville I Inds I I Mrs Lizzie Amos who has been very sick IS much improved Miss Cora Banks of Prlnoetou Ky lectured at the O M B oliurch lastSunday in iaterest of Mis sions Miss Lena Hiokman D G M G ot Paris Ky lectured to the sisters of the Household of Ruth at Odd Fellows hall Mondaynight June 6 The three services at the Baptist church last Sunday were good Many of our people are beautifying their homes by putting IJD wall paperJoTt Albert Foster has moved to his new home near the old cemeteryH V Evangellne Liggons has beenyery sick for some time but Is better a this wrltlnrColumbiaTonnMrs Blossom Smlthci 111arhnaKy paid us a flying f3tThere will be a grand pIcnljgKiven by the Mt Zion Baptist Sunday School Saturday June 17tb and a basket supper by the church Satur day night June 17 The public is cordially invited to be present at these ourertamments The A M E Zion charoh will bold a bazaar for the lntereEof too church beginning Yon arUJAht Juue 12 and closing with a rally o the third Sunday Bach member r prosy Bills are out announcing the Sun day School Convention of the 0111- E ChurchThe next session Jl1 b held at SturgisVJKYM June SSnd Bishop C fl Phillips D Dot Nashvlllels billed to preach at the 0 11i Church here on the 3rd Sunday in July RD Davis and wife have beenn sick for several days Some repair work Is being done on the Baptist Church A letter from S F Gill and family states that they are doing well in Indianapolis Ji Mrs t E Edm naon has returned from a weeksvislt to Hendorson Prof J W Bell left for Louisville Wednesday where he will deliver a lepture for Eckstien Norton Institute For that distressed feeling titter eating belching and nausea be tween meals Blooding It cures Dyspepsia by strengthening theyaretlons St Bernard Co In aorporateddrugdepartmentspeoia agents If there is anything meaner itan a balky hone we dont know whit it is AK Sf Efficiency which is being made the watchword of many large in dustrial enterprl6es might be adopted by the tiller of the soil with equal profit Great care should be exercised in looking after the health of all dairy cows but especially those that sup ply milk for the babies and little folks who If in frail bealth are especially susceptible to tubercu losis Generally debilitated for years Had sick headaches lacked ambition was worn out and al run down Burdock Blood Bitters made me a well woman Mrs Cbas Freltoy Moosbp Conn It Is a commentary on our present day civilization that the most sa cred rite and institution we have that of marriage often furnishes the occasion for a type of vandalism aud horseplay that would shame a FIJI islander or a pataKonlanI A wise mother we know has pre vented her little child from forming the candy habit by never allowing- It to eat candy and so to acquire a taste for it The necessary sweets are provided in other ways and thee child is encouraged to eat fruit which is equally appetizing and much more wholesome It is worse than useless to take tiny medicines internally for mus cular or chronic rheumatism All that is needed IB a free application of Chamberlains For bale by all dealers f u r i hihCj n 7 1 13 FARE PLUS 25 CENTS TRIP I f f Tickets on sale from all stations to Evansville including branch June 910 return limit June 11 CITY DIRECTORY MayorH O Bourland Police Judge A J Bennett Chief of Po Wm Bradley Night Chief J H Hamby Tax Assessor J H Gorbltt City Clerk Paul P Price ArnoldtCity Engineer R E Whipfler Street Commissioner Robt Wood Councllmen Jno B Atkinson Madison Oldham F D Rash Geo er Atkinson Thos Blair ONHenry Meeting night first Monday night In each month School Trustee Paul M Moore Board of Health Ed M Trahern Johnn Postmaster CURB Cowell CHURCHES CATHOLIC CHUROH First muse every Sunday and holy day at 700 a m Second mass and preaching 080 a m Vespers and benediction 7 p m Rev JP MoParland Pastor CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday everynday at 780 p m DR D T STANLEY Pastor M E CHURCH Regular services third Sunday atM am and 780 m Prayer meeting Wednesday evenhig- at 7 80 Sundayschool at980 a m ate1030 a mREV HOLTZOL w Pastor M E CHURCH SOOTH Rev W O Brandon pastbr Services on everv Sunday at 11 a m and 745 p m Sunday school at 990 a m Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 780 oclock Ladies Aid Society every Mondav after noon Official Board meeting Monday after first Sunday in each month MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH r Preaching 2nd and 4th Sunday at 11 a m and 780 p m and the preced ing Saturday night Church meetine BuildersSuppUes DOORS SASHtFRAYEd CASINGS COLUMNS MEWJBL8 BALUSTERS BRACKETS SPINDLES PORCH RAILS BLOCKS TRACERY T OAi NEWELS J5 OArEAIL OAK BALUSTERS MANTELS SHINGLES X LADDERS 1i r ARCH AND GRATES FLUE RINGS vTV PLATE GLASS v i ART GLASS W MIRRORS t WINDOW GLASS- SKYLIGHT l GLASS rcc MIXED PAINTS COLORSrVAENISHES vVv BItUISHSiY J KETAL ROOFING All Kinds I of Painters Supplies i D ii iirt t e tit I + i+ + 71 P+ + t1 1 ii 4aat iteaaas a + o aoaeh asy + a t Courier Aviation Meet Evansville June 910 ROUND r Y Pembroke Morganfield J Saturday night before the 4th Sun day Sunday School at 980 am Prpyti Beet inn ew rv Monday night at 780 Rev C H Grigsou Pastor iNF BAPTIST OHUKOH Services tourth Sun Jay morning And evening in each month and Satur day evening preceding Prayer meeting Friday evenUft Sunday school 2 p m REv T J LYNN Pastor EPISCOPAL CUOBOII Services let and 8rd Sunday night at 746 at the LibraryREV GKO C AKBITT Rector LODGES Masonic LodgeE W Turner No 548 meets 1st and 8rd Fridays In each month E J PHILLIPS Seer Victoria Lodge No84 K of P meets every Monday night Visit ors welcomeERNEST NEWTONIK of R and 8 Hopkins Lodge AO U W No 661 meets every Thursday night Y Q WALKER Sec Golden Cross Lodge Earlmgton No 535 meets let and 8rd Saturday night in each month MRS BERTHA UMSTEAD See Degree of Honor No 10 meets and and 4th Saturday nights In each month Miss LJZZIB HUFF Sec Ben Hur Lodge Earllngton Court o5 meets every let and 3rd Monday tight at old Masonic Han DR O B JOHNSON Scribe Stand aUe Tribe No 57 Rod Men moots ever Friday lop PABRY LONG Oof R WorldCatalplIOampNo801 day night All mombers aro earnestly requested to be there o9 CKKNSHAW Clerk Modern Woodmen of the World No 11092 meets every Wednesday Y Q WALKER sec Elks B P 0 No 788 moots at nightB Ruler ROY S WinsoNlTflcretary Earllngton Chapter U DO meets 1st Thursday in each month at 280 pm MRS KATE WITHERS Pres Knights and Ladies of Security will meet every second and fourth Monday nights Visiting members invited to attend 0 S ORBNSIIAW Clerk Visiting members are cordially Invited to attend any of these Lodges You Need SUUoMryl Nothing gives an Individual or a firm standing In the business world like nice stationery neatly printed The SemiWeekly Bee Job depart meut keeps constantly OB hard a flue tab of letterheads aoteheadi billheads statements and envelepM both linen and commercial W also do circular invitation and eat aloue work jIve us a trial You will be pleased Instead of Liquid AntiSpticsPeroxide many people are now using Paxtine Toilet ADtiThe new toilet germicide powder to N dissolved in water as needed t For all toilet and hygienic nisei it In better and more I To cleanse aad whiten the teeth remote tartar and decayTo mouth de stray disease germs and purify the breath To artlflcial teeth and brldgoworkcleank odorless To remove nicotine from the teeth ana purity the breath after smokinr To eradicate perspiration and bodyIodors by sponge bathing i The best antiseptic wash known 1Inftamedcycs25 a or by mall postpaid Sample Free t THE PAXTON TOILET OOB TKMAM Agents tor Amalgamated Arc Flint Roofing WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU I C Anything you need in Building Material and Build ers Supplies Years of experience enable us to know good from bad and how to buy and how to sell We have just about completed stocking our ware I house which has taken us several months Every 0 thing iswhere it belongs and our system is perfect We have a complete line of Building Material Clean up to date stock such as Rough and Dressed Lumber Sash Frames Hardware Paints Oils Glass Shin gles Flooring Ceiling Siding Moulding Lime Cement Etc Etc EtcrJust Receiveda Car Load itthe Best Tennessee Lime We have a private siding no hauling no switching charges anda light operating expense and we are prepared to meet all legitimate competipn 1 Star Planing Mill Co Incorporated j RAILROADArch Agents for Amalgamated Arc Flint Roofingy Ai4 J H J 4 J i i t1Jlt t er Y- aZ 4