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Digital page images are linked to the text file. riryi fuL" u t f i v TOESDAY V TUESDAY and 4 and' FRIDAY IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE YOUR FRIDAY BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE 'l TWENTY-SECON-D YEAR POUR FREIGHT TRAILS EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KY., FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1911 """"""" """l"l",''r:' MU'l' '."J1111!"!' 'I1'' nrjUfi iSTTynT' TTO77 rJMIi'JITt'TJTTTTJJIIfli! N. HIGH H0M0RS FOR JAS. R. RASH Elected President of Second District Bankers Aswciatlon at Un'on-toy, Thursday , n 46 DAY OF JOY TURN- -' ED TO TTOrrli mm1"' '"HJJi'li'l'iIl1"""" PILE ISTO EACH OTHER Mot Remarkable Railroad Disaster on the New Havan Railroad WEEPING CLOSING OUT SALE goat LAST WISH CARRIED f a OUT m U wi- - v A" jt t fit .ft t B i tr Br t ru ,1 L t t f " ; L Or Death Dealing Earthquake Visits Falrchild, Conn,, June 7: One of Cost, Oar Entire Stotik Will the most disastrous freight 'wrecks City Just BeMexico fn the' history 'of the New Haven fore Madcro's Enter railroad occured near here early to 'Now is the time to buy a Diamond or Watch at prices day, when four freight, trains piled SIXTY THREE KILLED Into each other, killing five men that will interest you. and Injuring at least seven OTHERS WOUNDED The accident happened after mid night In an isolated plnce. Th I COME IN WHETHER: YOU BUY OR NOT 7. Sixty-thre- e Mexico City, June killed; seventy-fiv- e wounded; prop- trains were three extras and the regular New York fast freight. erty loss $100,000. All watches that "have been in for repairs over a year These are the net results of the One of the extras jumped the track earthquake whleli rent the capital and crashed Into a train which was will be-- sold fpr charges. track. this morning and Injeoted a note of passing on the west-bountragedy Into what was expected to Trains runlng close behind each be a day of pure rejoicing. When of the two extras crashed into the All, Persons Owing us Accou'ats Please Gall and Settle the work of searching: the ruins Is wreck alrrost immediately. Crash completed it Is possible that the lint followed crash. Two boilers explo'' of dead will be lengthened some- ded simultaneously and the wreckMr. L. C. Wiley, of Palestine, 111., takes possession what, as hiding here and there age caught fire. throughout the city there doubtless , . an June, 20th 1911. Dlliout? Feel heavy after dinner? Tongue are many wounded who, with tra coaled? Bluer taste? Complexion itllpw? Liver ditioual fear of the authorities aud seeds waking Up. Doan'g Regulets cure bilious governments hospitals, and anxious attacki. sj cents at any drug store. to evade discovery. It was 4:96 o'clock when the first BIG LIBEL SUIT shook was felt. According to the JEWELERS & OPTICIANS meteorlogloal observatory the great Filed by W. R. Hearst Against Magazine llllltltl ltlltllll.ll.tntf 'f itl ill til "' " llltf l. iflitl;tilitllt. t.M.Wt(,VtW,Wi est intensity 'was reached at the end Editor Collier of the first minute, but the instruments continued to record the' shock ing spent a very successful year In New Itork, June 6 William Ranfor four minutes more. It was of a dolph Hearst, the millinery house in that place. editor of tne New twisting character. Madisonville Notes York Journal has sued Robert J. Mrs. H. (3t. .DaviB and daughter, Mslf tk Dead WeriieUin. Collier, editor and publisher of ColAileen, will be' the gueBt of relatives More than half of the dead were lier's Weokly dated June 8, containin Evansville and Henderson SatSY AILIIK DAVIS. soldlerB. They were caughf beneath ed an article written by Will Irwin urday and Snnday. the falling walls of tho artillery bar which started the theatrical adverMiss Amy Fowler returned home Iridgt for Mn. Mervell racks. The place where the tisements followed editorials writThurday from Danville where Bhe its toll of death In large ten by Arthur Brisbane and picture Mrs. C. A. Morton very charming- has been attending scbool. ly entertained at bridge Wednesday numbers was at the eity power plant drawn by Nell Brinkley. of the streetcar company. Here six morning at her home in East Center I Mrs. Will Hookersmitb and three were killed and six wounded. Two There is one medicines that every street in honor of Mrj. W. E. Not-- - daughters are spending a few days White Plains with MrB. J. S. were found in the debrlB, con- lamiiy biiuuiu u piuriueu tvilu hu veil, of Chattanooga, Tenn., wbe;: others sisting partly of steel rails which especially during tne summer the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. F.: iBeasleyl the sister of MrB. Hocker-mitmouths; viz, 'Chamberlain's Colic, had been staeked la the iron and Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It jaeau, in in is city. 4i wood department and which col- is almost certain, to tee needed. It The small bridge table were; ag r Miss Vania Beasley, of White a quarter. Can you afford ranged on tho porches and JwHr; plains, who has been vUlting Mrs. lapsed. The victims were inhabi- eosti-fcuFor sale by all prettily decorated to be without-ittants of little shacks built along the dealers. iWviHockersmlth,. baa returned side of tho structure. sweet peas. home. With these two exceptions the FfaHroad Commission Orders 'New Depot Mrs. Norvell won the guest pflze, Young Allen, ol this city, was In a beautiful baud painted bon-bo- n death list was made up of single at Brandenburg Central City this week on business; oases, or in some Instances of two dish. Frankfort, Ky., June 7. A comand three caught between falling mittee, headed by John Hardin, of Mrs. E. L. Young won the general Roy and Clarence Jennings arriv'walls in tho poorer buildings oC the Meade county, appeared before State prize, a pair of silk hose, while the ed Thursday from, Chicago for a booby prize, a lace handkercniof, short visit to their mother, Mrs. district most seriously affected. Railroad Commission today in an In the barracks whero the soldiers effort to have the LoulBvllle, Hen- was owarded Mrs. Clyde Ruby. B. F. Jennings. o IUUUIICUU were killed twelve women also lost A. IllUSC UXUtMlUMb derson & St. Louis Railway erect a Mrs. W. E. Norvel and their lives, wives of artillerymen. new depot at Brandenburg. The served at the conclusion of the rub- of Chattanooga, Tenn., children, are the Tho women have the privilege of commission granted the petition bers games, in town courses. guests of Mr. and Mrs, Henry Head spending tho night within tho walls and ordered the new depot erected. Her guests included Alesdames of this city. W. E. Norvell, of Chattanooga, of the barracks. We make a specialty of doing two Help the baby through the teeth Tenn.; Kltchel Walker, Henderson; aud three color work. If you want Any woman with pimples, skin period by giving it.McGEE'S BABY Paul Banks, Earlington; Mesdames eruptions, sores or boils does not ap- - ELIXIR. It is a healthful, whole- L. E. Ruby, Pred Reiuecke, Clyde classy job work that will give satisattractive and cannot enjoy some remedy, well adapted to a bafiearBloodlne Ointment cures them by's delicate stomach. It contains Ruby, H. F.'Head, H. H. Holeman, faction see our samples and get prices and volyoty. no opium, or morphine or injurious C. L. Ross, A. R. Ouinmings, O. W. Office at the .Madisonville Branch and makes the skin-sof- t in Morton's Furniture Store. chap- drugs of "any kind. Babies thrive Iiludnay, W. J. Dullu, Jr., E. L. Cures cold sores, craoken lips, Ailekn Davis, Manager. ped hands, sore eyeB, itching and under its excellent stomach and Young, of this city; Miss Marguer-itt- e bleeping piles. St. Bernard Mining bowels correcting influence. Price Banks, of Henderson; Misses Miss Margaret Rose returned Co., Incorporated, drugdepartment, 35c and 50e per bottle. Sold by St. home from Henderson Thursday Bernard Mining Co., incorporated, Elizabeth Victory and Carrie special agents., of Earllngton, and MIsb where she has been attending school. Drug Department, JFloreuoo Allyn. Mrs. Kltchel Walker and children, Public Hearing on Reciprocity BHI. Sarah and Jane, will leave SaturPublic hearing on the Canadian I. C. R..R. TIME CARD. Miss Martha Lou Laffoon left day for Henderson after an extendreciprocity bill were conoluded by Wednesday morning for Hopkins- - ed visit to Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Morthe Senate Finance Committee Tues- -- Time of departure of Illinois Cer-ra- l ville to spend several weeks the ton in this city. trains from Nortonville, Ky. day, representatives of Che Ameriguest of her autft, Mrs. Belle Mrs, W. J. Cook and. son left Tues- NORTH BOUND. "" can Newspapers Publishers' AssoNuckolls. day for Sulphur Springs, Okla., to 102 ... 1.98 p.m. No. ciation and of the Associated Press 8.40 a. m. Dr. E. O. Anderson, of Hopklns-vllle- , spend the summer. No 104.... being the last to appear' before the .No. 122, local pass.10.45 a m. returned home Wednesday, R, S. Dullu, Jr., visited relatives committee. 6.S6 p. m. No. 188. local spending soV.eral days the in Knoxville, Tenn., during the after SOUTH SOUND gueBt of relatives here. past week. The woman of today who has good 4.064J.K1. No. 101 health, good tempter, good sense, 1.46 a.m. 103 Edward liangley left Wednesday Geo. R. Lynn, Miss Essie Lynn No. bright eyos and a lovely complexion No. 121, local pass. 1.28 p.m. to spond a few days with friends in and Geo. R., Jr., arrived in town of correct living and Rood t'io rosult No. 185 local pass 5.53 a. ra. Hopklusvllle. Wednesday from, Fort Myers, Fla digestion, wins the admiration of to spend several weeks in this city. the world. If your digestion Is Miss Zeua Shanks left Wednesday faculty Chamberlain's Stomach and L. & N. TIME CARD. for a week's stay at Dawson Springs. Lionel O. Wolf, G. P. A. of the L. Liver Tablets will correct it. For & N. in Evansville was tn this city sale by all dealers. Miss Berry Waller, of Morgan Wednesday. Time 01 arrival of trains passing through and departure of trains field, was in town Wednesday Chas. Hammack, of Sturgis, was Sub Committee to Investigate, Lorimer originating &( Earllngton. to Murfreesb'pro, Tenn,, to be Effective Suuday, April 9, .1011. soveral intown Wednesday for a few hours Charges Named the guest of friends for with friends. NOKTH BOUND. W8eks. Senator Gamble, Jones Dillingham 6.25 a. m. No. 92 Lee Gibson returned home Wed Harry Talliferro, jtho enterprising 'and Kenyon, Republicans, and Sen11.15 a. in, No. 62 nesday from a short business trip to meat drnmmer of this city, was in ators Flotcher, Lea, J6hnston and No. 94...... .;.,.. 7.23 p, m. 11.22 p.m. Hanson and Slaughtervllle Wed- Frankfort. Kern, Democrats, have been named No. 54... of tho Senate to nesday plaoiug orders for his house. Mrs. W.JU Prltohett and children, BQUl'JI BOUND, as a sub committee ' the charges against 4.80 a. m. investigate No. 58,, Miss Katherlue Givens returned Harry and Lila,May, are visiting No. 95 . ...... S. 23 a. m. Lorimer, of Illinois. Senator home Tuesday from a three weeks relatives in Hanson this week. ... 4.21 p.m. No. 61.Bradley Wilson, of White Plains-- , yislb to her sister in Providence. No. 93...... .'...... 10.48 p.m. Saved His Wife's life. trip made his regular y Don't forget the "My wife would have boon in her to Madisonville Tuesday. Bee has a branch office for INTERURBAN TRAINS. (grave today," writes O. H. Brown, Mr. and MrB. O. F. Shelton left people in Morton's FurniNORTH BOJTND, Musoadlue, Ala., "if it had not of , .V. . 8.2G"a. m, ture Store. If you want advertis- Wednesday to spend a few days the . No.' 104 been Dr. King's New Dlscovory. ,.Jl0.55a. m'. Nb. 100 She was down in her bed, npt able ing or job work or wiBh to subscribe guests- of Mr. Shelton's sister In ..:'"... 2.00' p.m. to get up .without help. She haa a No. 108 Hopkinsville. for tho paper, call up number 4. 5.02 p.m. 'severe bronchial trouble and a No. 110.. .., Manager. AiiiBEN Davis, Mrs. P. B. Ross returned home dreadful cough. I gob her a bottle -.- . SOUTH BOUND, of Dr. King's New 'Discovery, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shanks are Wednesday from a short visit to her 45 a.m. ...'.'. 7 No. 103 she soon begaa to mend, and was spending a few days Jn Dawson this parents in Henderson. ...10.00 a.m. No. 105 well in a short time." Infallible ;... 12.67 p.m," ' week. No; 107 Old Potts Graves, a representee for- coughs and colds, its the most 8.20 p.m. No. 109 reliable remedy on earth for desperMiss Katherlue Martin, of Dalton, druinmer boy of the General Eleo-trie6.50 p- m. Noklll ate lung trouble, hemorrhages, Supply House of Cincinnati who.haa been attending college in asthma, bay fevor, , croup Danville, returned home Wednes was herer on business Tuesday 60c, $1.00. whooping cough. and Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all M.H.& E. TIME CARD. day Mrs. S. V. Dixon, of Henderson, druggist. MIm Myrtle Craig, of Sturgis, arj) wh haa been visiting relatives iu M. & E. time card went into rived in Madlsonvllle Thursday to Hopkinsville for severaj days, arThe drinking of large quantities of effectH. Sunday, April 8, 1911. deep breathing of spend the summer with her parents, rived here Wednesday to be the .cold wtr'aud No. 112 leaves,... ...6:46 a. bJ. Mrf and Mrs. Zsusk Craig. She hav gueat of Mrs.. C. C Givens. air is an excellent cold oure. N0.118arrlres....8:80 p. m. freib d want my nusDartd to btt ms "i til Mr. Jae.'R. Rash one of Dead1' Writes Victim known citizens and of Pigeon Creek Presidentof the Enrlingtou Bank was elected president of the Sec T t Earl-insston'8"b- est ond TAPPAN & GARDINER -- j earth-quakeo- ok h. t ? ', -- . At-kinso- n, , -- en-rou- te "I want my husband to see. ma dead." This .was the wish expressed. in the note which Margaret O. Gann 23 years old, pinned pn a. tree on the bank of Pigeon Creek, near the Salt pool before she jumped into the creek and onded her life at 4 o'clock . yesterday afternoon, Four and a half hours later the wlBh was fulfilled and George Gann, Earlington fee) that the compli- to whom Bhe was married a few ment paid Mr. Rafih is well de months ago and from whom she had seperated, saw the body of bis wife served. on the creek bank. Joseph Droll, 127 West Florida street, found the. When yau feel a cold coming on body. delay, but immediately, take don't Gann smoked a cigarette as he Bloodlne Cough Checker, the celebrated throat ftnrt Inner rmnoHv T stood in tne crowd around his drown-- , stops the cough, relieves the irrita ed wife's body. tion, ana cures tne cough. St. BerThe note was almost undeciphernard Mltlinnf.rt. TnonrnnrotoH able. It says, "Goodbye, I hare drug department, special agents. lots of trouble at home and with my BIG COAL RIAL husband. I would rather die. ! want my husband to see me dead." Word of his wife's act reached t Under Way in Hanson Country $360,. in the city and be burned 000 Invested. to the creek bank. He found searchHanson, Ky., June 7. A condi- ers already at work. Men went up tional sale of 80,000 acres of coal and down tho stream, which is shalrights of the East Hanson Pool has low in many places, looking for the. been closed with L. S. Jackman, of woman's form. It waB 8:30 o'clock,, Henderson. The sale was made by when it was found. The husband, the pool Committee composed of J. joined in tho search tor the body and-E. Haywood, T. B. Dame, R.. W. was one of the first to reach Jt afterDroll brought it out of the creek. Ashby and W, J, Hailey. , Since her seperation W.J. Haywood was called over band Mrs., Gann has from her husbeen Irving? the telephone last night and he dewith her father and mother Mr. and clared that Jackman bough tthe laud under the belief that he could sell it Mrs. Marion George, 523 Grove St, . She was married in January and to French capitalists. In event the she lived with her. huaban d oaly 3 . sale is not made by March 2, 1912, the hundred odd farmers represen- weeks. Sho has brooded over the ted in the pool., will retain their coal separation, spoaking of it often In rights, In event Jackman sells the hor parents' home. Her mother is. rights they will receive $10 per acre' an invalid. The fote of farewell was pinned or4800,000. to a tree on the bank. All but about 10,000 acres of coal rightB were pooled. The farmers .Droll dragged for the hody wltk are very optimistic regarding Jack-ma- n grappling hooks, from a boat. He 25 yards from the and feel that the. rights will be found it about place where the woman leaped Into, sold. the water. ThospoT whero Bhe entered the creek ib a swlmmg bola A Terrible Blunder aud the water Ib deep. to neglect Never do Bioyolemon Bell and MoDonaldt It. Take Dr. King's New Life Pills helped to on tbe first sign of constipation, bil- of the police iousness or inactive bowels and pre- bring the. body ashore. ..They called vent virulent indigestion, jaundice Coroner Maoer. or gall stones. They regulate liver, stomach and bowels and build up Lightning Kills Tew. your health. Only 26c at all drug- 1900 lightning killed only 16& In people in this whole country. One's GTJIDE STRIKE chances of death by lightning are. Iosb than two in a million. The. Is Off at Mammouth Cave All Visitors chance of death from liver, kidney or stomach trouble is vastly greater,, Will be Taken Care of but not if Electric Bitters be used, as Robert Madsen, WeBt Burlington,, proved. Evansville, Ind., June 6. A letter la.,after eightFour doctors gave him-umonths of suffering, from W. A. Russell, general passen- from virulent liver trouble and yelger. agent of the Louisville Nash- low jaundice. He was then comville railroad, was received yester- pletely cured by Electric Bitters. liver,, day by Lionel Wolfe, local city agent They're the best stomach, blood nerve and kidney remedy and for the road, stating that the strike purifier on earth. Only 50c at all is off among tne guides at Mammoth druggists. Cave and that visitors need have no NOTICE. besifation in coming to tbe great Sunday, June 11, the Odd Fellows-wil- l resort. decorate tho gravos of their Take HERBINE for all disturbrother Odd Fellows at the bances in tbe bowels. It purifies the bowel channels, promotes regular cemetery at 3 o'clock p. m., where movements and mattes you feel appropriate services will be held, bright, vigorous and cheerful. Price All Odd Fellows are requosted to be 50c. Sold by St. Bernard Mmiug Co., incorporated, Drug Department, at the hall at 2:30 o'clock, and will go as a body to the cemetery. All Providence Fair Association Elect New sister lodges and the public are cordially invited to be present. he-husband at a meeting of this body in Uniontown Thursday. Mr. Rash stands hich iu bauk-in- g and business circles in the State having been associated wilh the St. Bernard MiniugOo. for many years as manager of the Store, and with the Earlington Bank for a number of years as president. The people of District Bankers Association NOTE PINED TO TREE ON BANK - -- liver--troubl- sub-statio- n p de-neas- ed Officers - . Semi-Weekl- Bemi-weekly. Madi-sonvll- le Agricultural Fair Association at the annual meeting of the association held in Provldeuce Monday. Percy D Berry was elected president, Jas. F. Montgomery, vice president and Dr. A. O. Williams secretary, aud to these three men (alls the task of putting on the big Fair to be pulled off there the first week in August. Whooping cough Ib not dangerouB when the cough la kept loose and exceptions easy by giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It 'has been used in many epidemics of this disease, with perfect success For sale by all dealers. Earlington vs Nortonville New Officers of the Providence A. J. Bennett. -- . remedy you need. It cloanseB and strengthens liver and bowels, and. bowels, and restores energy and cheerfulness. Price 50o. Sold by St. Bernard Mining Co., incorporate ed, Drug Department. DK.E.B. HARDIN DR. food which has fermented. Get rid of this badly digested food as quick-- , lv as possibly if you would avoid bilious attack; HERBINE is the Gas in tne stomach comes from- -, a. - L a RAY Drs. Hardin & Ry - DENTISTS Painless Extracting , and Porcelain Work Higk Cltm al The Earlington and Nortonville teams crossed bats on the local diamond Wednesday. The score was 9 to 1 in favor Earllngton, T.n't fUtnV Dlitry m Mr Sptaoky (HKcSeM-kBi- Jt. and of etatinl Dean's Oinlmn(. kt TUfJ39 0, V ba curd jecnts at any drug or. caM have ntlae &.' K iirfl Ttinn. by ' I MadueniHU, Ktntncky & ,JU!Lissrrs?z??i ft c. !"Pfe'',IIW(PllW" &? "' " T. : I , &.!? kf (LsMlc PAUL W. MOORE. EDITOR AND PUBLISHER ASSaCIATE EBITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER .. . ......-- . Subscription Rates One Mark Twain Sai- d"When a man goes to buy' 5 Get Married JrSj X V Year.. - ?' '4- - ' Six months.; Three months Singlo copies $1.00 50 25 Good effect. Paint-Go-od Results WJ J. C. PAWOETT Kentucky Press Association ami Specimen copies mailed (roe on application. Correspond ents wanted in all parts of the county. Addresa ua for par Scmd District Publishers League ticulars. a collar, he comes home with' a collar and perhaps a necktie, but when a woman goes ( J to buy a collar, she returns Nothing Like with a new silk waist, a pair There's of gloves, ten yards of dress goods, several toilet articles 4 It's cause and But it's poor logic, poor judgment, and poor economy to expect good results from poor paint. The best good paint is That's good logic. THE SHHW1M-WILUAM- S PAIHT BUILDINtS WITH T. MADE TO PAINT It It's a pure white lead, pure zinc white, and pure mmii, fc tx-x-- m Martak's Furniture Stare, 119 Seutk Main Street, N n'AVK Mir. All ...a.. luitu .re. Ft . aIWtRf mm jib. juicc t H ..., Maii-rnciiv- m Friday, June 9, 1911 . And VHEN you get married, let us print' your wedding Invitations -:- linseed ical. oil paint, It covers most, spreads iest, looks best, wears longest, is most econom eas- .!... THE MEN WHO LOSE some window shaSes and refrigerator." . i . - :- - -:- - 5:, always There's a voice an a shout for the men who win, Twain, and now, to see --JVAME THE, TA.y There's a storm of applause and of Mark advertise. wonder; And you will be healthy, prosand call on us if' his business logic is as But never a cheer for the meu perous and wise. ' whose Bin sounds- as his humor we have ROOSEVELT NOT COMMITTEE Was only to fall aud to blunder. So here is a song for the men who put on a display of window Denies he has Pledged Support to Taft Earliugton has 4,000 people moil looks curtains and rugs. Itnd only a few automobiles or Any One Else With the frowning Bkies above. like this is a fertile field for some And here is a toast for the sons of enterprising dealer to do some n Springfield, Mass., June 7. Col. If you are one of those . - Early to bed and early to rise, Attend to your business and WeVe We Simply .Dote on Heh ing Along the Good admired Cause t ' shades. Color cards given upon request. oaint Made in fortv-eight handsome4 It's a painter's SOLD BY ST. BERNARD MINING CO. INCORPORATE DRUG DEPARTMEN1 I 9 11 the men who lose God love them! Miss Alhe Armstrong, editor Oh, what is success but an empty of the Norton villo Dispatch has game? the distiuotiou of being the only What is wealth but a bauble womau editor in the state. Miss Armstrong has been asked to Yet ever? is something more than a right read a paper at the meetiug of name Oerul-la- u the. Press Association at Though the wrong rides high Springs this month on "How judicious advertising wo-me- a rug this week, you will always presidential campaign. There Is no truth in the report be glad you did so, and you that I have agreed to support any will be doubly glad you came man for presldeut in 1012. I have any such statement who buy curtains or- - Theodore Roosevelt paid today with references to a published story that he would support Taft in the next ROBT. SORY, M. D. Eyes TustMl PiHutict lim ted t 'ilsaases of Eyo, Ear, Nose aud Throat. O ns"' Fitted. in here to get them. t . neithor made to start a Weekly." ever. So here is a song for the oues .that B' ft..' live of the "claus" Though fortune neer caress them. tee of the quality covers .them. White River Junctiou, Vt , where he Is to speak toulght of pen and pencil pushers will And here is a toat for the souls that all, and this week quality and take place at Cerulean Springs strive-- To Blisters on the hamlf, burns, on June 19 and a large portiou of the men who lose God bless scalds, old soroi, lame back and ' ' are exceptional. ' price the brains of the Grand Old them I rheumatism are all subject to the Oommouwealth will be present. great healing and penetrating power LIMIMENT It is firmly beleived and fondlylt There's a cheer for heroes on land You'll' also be glad if you of BALLARDS SNOW relief. Price and sea, It is a marvelous pain nopea mat tins meuuujj win 60o and $1.00 per bottle. Sold Theres fame for the high endeavor, buy a Hoosier Kitchen Cab- - 25c,St Bernard Mluinc Co., Incorpo in great good and eclipse by hv There'B a shout for the knight of iar all former meetings. rated, Drug Department. V chivalry, met. M Kentucky Fair Dates. It is gratifying to note the There's praise for the strong and clever. hiarked improvement iu the The following are the dates fixed of -- the various But here is a song for the ones that for holding the Kentucky Fairs for C. A. MORTON live business houses and restaurants. Officers of 1911 as far as reported. Though fortune ne'er caress them. The majority of the places have Furniture end Funeral Director are requested to report to ub fairs here been thouroughly cleaned aud Andstrive Is a toast for tlio'souls that auy ommlsslons or corrections of Kentucky limed. The rubbish aud other To the raon who loae God bless Madisonville dates. filthy accumulation have been Versailles, August 22 days. theml removed aud other's are makiuj; Lexington, AugUBt 76 days. Hint for Today. Health arrangements to clean up immed Farmers, mechanics, railroaders, laborers rely Unlontown, Andust 85 days. on Dr. Thomas' Eclectic? Oil. Takes the sting How to Tight Colds. iately, Vanceburg, August 04 dayB. out of cuts, burns or bruises at once. Pain can Never go to bed chilly; it is the Lawreuceburg August 154 days. where it is used. Midisouville has $24,000 inves- not stay surest way to take cold. Exercise Leitohfleld, August 154 days. ted iu automobiles aud spends Judge W. R. Green Elected to Congress. hard for five or ten minutes before Burksville, August 15- -4 dayB. something like $800 a month to Judge W. R. Green, Republican? retiring, put your feet Iu cold water Brodhead, August 163 days. keep them iu repairs aud gaso- was elected to Congress in the followered by vigorous rubblng,and Fern Creek, AuuuBt 164 days. line, tEiis makes busiuess good Ninth Iowa district to fill the va- take a hot water bottle to bed for Shepherdsvllle, AugUBt 22 4 days. and rents vacant busiuess houses. cancy caused by the resignation of your feet. When you feel a cold London, August days. As only the wealthier class cau Judge Walter I. Smith, by an es coming take whatever remedy you Errauger, AugUBt224 days. 234 afford machines it puts money timated plurality of 1.200. His op- are accustomed to use for breaking Gennantown, August 248 days. iu circulation that has here-to-foit. Most families have some sure been laying iu the bauk do- ponent was W. Si Cleveland, of cure, but ueglect to use lb until the Nicholasville, AugUBt 203 days. ing no one any &ood, let the goo d Harlan. The reciprocity question cold haB a grip. A mustard foot Somerset, August 293 days. was the issue, Judge Green dt darBardstown, August 80 1 dayB. work coutinuc bath and hot lemonade are good, Paris, September 46 days. ing againBt the pact. provided one can keep warm at Mpnticello, September 54 days. A Few Facts About Liver Trouble. Narrow Race Prejudice. night. It should not be taken by Alexandria, September 65 dapB A dull, sluggish liver always bring President Taft characterized the mothers who must be out of bed Mount Olivet, September 54 dayB. dull, sluggish feeling to the entire action of Col. Garrard, of Fort several times at night with their HogenvillerSeptember 58 days. body. Whdn the live works propera native of Kentucky, in op children. A simple euro that will Sanders, September 64 days. ly the blood plioruses through the Alyer, Kentucky State Fair, Louisville, body in a br'glifc red stream. When posing the promotion of Private break a cold If taken at first symp-to- u is a teaspoonful of powdered September 116 day6. the liver 1b inactive the blood be- Rloom, a Jew, as "narrow race comes dull aud muddy, and it is full prejudice." An investigation was ginger in a glass of hot milk. Horse Cave, September 204 days. of poisonous matter. A. great many Mayfleld, September 274 days. try to got fine, clear, pink ordered and Private Bloom will be people and complexion by rubbing things given an examination for lieuten- Notice, Poultry Raisers on their faces. They might rub a ancy in September. A Peek Into His Pocket life time and the same yollow complexion would remalu for the liver Now is the time of year to feed would show the box of Bucklen's causes it. Only bright, red blood your fowls a good tonic. K411 44 Arnica Salve that E S. Loper, a Blood brings fine complexions. cures Cholera, Roup, Gapes, Canker carpenter, of Marilla, N. Y., always loaded with impurities from the and Limberneck. When fed as a carries. "I have neer had a cut, liver sends the impurities out preventive it not only keeps them wound, bruises, or sore, it would not through the pores of the Bkin a healthv, but makes them lay. Price soon heal," he writes. Greatest brownish yellow. 60c No Cure, No Pay. Guaran- healer of burns, boils, scolds, chapTo get rid of the dull, heavy feelteed by your druggist, St. Barnard ped hands and lips, fever-sflreing and muddy, yellow complexion "I know what is good Mining Co., incorporated. Drug De- skin eruptionB, eczema, corns and get the liver in working again. Two partment, Earlington, Ky,, Gard- piles. 25o at all druggists., for young and old peoEOo bottles of BLOODINE will do it iner & Bowmer, Madisonville, Ky. ple,' writes Mrs. Clara nine timos out of ten. If you are Try It under the guarantee. Ask Mrs. J.A.BrooirpfEtowalToau., Dykstra, a trained nurse troubled with Constipation and for booklet on diseases of poultry. who has been visiting her mother, Straining uso BLOODINE LIVER of Bellingham, South Mrs. J. W. Renfrorhas returned to PILLS with the BLOODINE. Wash., "and will say-th- at W. O. Bradley Neutral. Sold by St. Bernard Mining Co., her home accompanied by her noices i consider Cardui the best incorporated, Drug Deptutiiieuts. Senator W. O. Bradley, provoked Ernestine and LolsRenfro. medicine for girls and Special agent. by many letters fiom Kentucky women. It makes them iiBking him to declare' himself for feel like new persons, reFacts About the Bible. certain candidates for Governor, lieves their pain and regThe blblo contains 3,500,480 letters reiterated his position of neutrality Iw nolsonlnfr, swellings ulates womanly troubles. of the flesh, bites and 810,097 words, 8l,17r vereeB, 1,189 in a statement issued recently. "Both my daughter and I stings of Insects, stiff chapters aud 0G books. The longest neck and lame bac!: received great benefit" A 50 cent bottle of Bloodine Rheushould bo treated with chapter is the Ono Hundred aud matic Liniment will last longer 51 .Nineteenth Psalm, the shortest and Ballard's than the most aggravated case of ' "middle chapter the One Hundre sore throat. A most effective remedy for cold on chest, croup, etc. and Seventeenth psalm. The mid St Bernard Mining Co., Incorporverse is the eighth of the One Take die ated, drug department, special Hundred and Eighteenth psalm. agents. The longest name is iu the eighth sub Tt neutralizes nolnons. Iiiab Inflammation, relaxes con Will Know What Blew Up the Main. chapter of Isaiah. The word "and" The Woman's Tonic tracted muscles ana restores occurs 40 027 times, the word "Lord" Vnr heal- knnithtf onnrilHnna. The preliminary stage of the work As. a medicine for fe- ing cuts, wounds, burns or The "thirtyseventh 1,855, times. of exposing the wreck of the battlemale trouble, no mediKlds, there la nothing nice ic chapter of Isaiah and the nineteenth ship Maine have been completed. In the wholo list of curative cine you can get has the agents. It cures by a mild chapter of the second book of Kings Careful tests are to be made to Bhow old established reputation, power that Is more effective longest verBe is the are alike. The the exact character of the explosion than the stroner. harsh lini that Cardui has. When rubbed in for ments. whioh destroyed the Maine. ninth of the eighth chapter of EsFifty (50) years of sucKtionmstlfl rutins, ncuraltrla er the shortest verso is the thirty-fift- h ther; sciatica, Its wonderful penetrat cess prove that it has ing and relieving lnuucnco is Hair balls, sometimes reaching a of theeleveuth chapter of John. stood the greatest of all very gratifying. It is an difinioter of two or three inches, are In.tho first, verse' of the eleventh tinnsoholcl liniment that tests the test of TIME. now and then found in the stomachs is useful In a thousand ways chapter of Ezra iu the alphabet As a tonic for weak woan its anniication is always of cattle. They are usually covered The finest piece iff reading Is the men, Cardui is the best, befollowed by beneficial results. prim Sffe, We md fi.w. crust or coat and with a shell-lik- e twfntyf8lxth.johapter of Acts, The cause it is a woman's tonic. JamesF.Ballard.Prop. St.LouIs.Mo. are without doubt the gradual mentioned In the same of God id not Pure, gentle, safe, re ,Uh Stephens Ey Salva for of hair licked from their book of Esther. It contains knowname, lry uarduL bodies by animals at the time of the ledge, wisdom holinefl and love. AttOHHCHBtftiM Philadelphia Press. spring shedding. The C. A. Morton guaran- nor eveu discussod the matter. The story Is made out of whole cloth." Col. KooB'jvelt passed through this city this afternoon on his w(ay to I X I OFFICE HOURS: 9 TO 12 A. M.. Office Over C. L. Rom' Grocery. 2 TO 4J0 P. M. Center Street. MADtSONVlLLE, - KENTUCKY - " t 1 Ihe gatheriug KIHHR ?" It's not fmmMtfTiTiH rrai the-weather ie-su- mnde for any certain climate, but is mado to withstand conditions of every climate. Amalgamated ARC ROOFING will not drip under tho blazing sun, nor crack in tho bitterest cold. It's made by our secret process and is universally acknowledged tho Amalgamated ARC ono and ONLY absolutely perfect roofing. ROOFING is standard and takes tho eamo insuranco rato as slnto or metal. Our agents are authorized to refund money in full if Amalgamated ARC ROOFING should fail to satisfy. Send for samples and full information. AMALGAMATED ROOFING CO., First NaflBaakWdi.. Birla4M.Ak FOR SALE BY STAR PLANING MILL COMPANY INCPWeATt MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY Atlanta Brood Coop MADE OF re HEAVY GALVANIZED IRON We Claim for this Coop Many Advantages Over Any Other on the Market FIRST: They are collapsable, and can be Iput J" Nurse Says s, LINIMENT SNOW 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 other section of the coop, as there are no bolts, screws; hinges or fastenings to bother with. jLice or vermin will not harbor in galvanized iron, therebeing no crevices in which to secrete themselves and multiply nor for disease germs to find a lodging place. These coops are absolutely proof against Rat,Wea-sles- , Minks, Skunks and other chicken eating ani mals. Government statistics show that rats destroy more chickens every year than every ocher agency. THIRD: It its made of heavy Galvanized Iron and is as rigid as a wooden coop, but does not hold dampness, it is also absolutely,weather proof, even in the most driving rain. It is as cheap as anyjwooden coop and has many advantages not found in Jthem. The different doors can be set in an instant and will remain when placed until changed. OlfRTH: Made in two sizes with 8 and 9 inch revolving doors. f MADE ONLY BY THE all-.miii- tkI Atlanta Tin Plate and Sheet Mill W. J. KIRK, Agent idiaonville, Ky.; WLt -- ATLANTA, INDIANA o ra fe?ru3R ,J USX J VA, $f"' i?n UsmM rl tJ82?r,iy- 1tpv - fptjm ESHErrSS a U j&iiiilfr ".n.a,tB.iAl.niaii,tCa;nyl2!':.iLlriiJna'jai- uiiinttjfe SHARP, STABBING FAINS HPHJS aan who stops adver-tislnr when his trade ia A New Summer Models IN Every housekeeper who takes pride in her ability to manage her affairs .economically and in keeping down expenses, should be interested in seeing the finest Refrigerator made. We carry a full line of the 7 hJkLIhm hm 1m IITva 4lA MAt ttfllA -- June Sale AT Specials stops fishlnfwhea the fish a to bite Think this over and let it worry you be-jfi- I Generally Tell of Sick Kidneys An larlington lesident Shows the oure The sharp twinge of pain In the small of the fiaok that strikes you after any sudden tw.isfc or awkward motion, tells of weak, slok kidneys. Early signs of weakened kidneys Are : baokauhe, lame back, sharp, darting pains, dizzy spells, tired-ostate, despondenoy. And there are usually disturbances of the urine too frequent urination, scaldiug or burn ing pafn dttrlng'passage, discolored urine and sediment. Doan's Kidney Pills are prepared especially for sick, weakened kid neys, backache and uriuary disordershave cured thoBands of such oases. Doan's are endorsed throughout the civilized world aro recom mended by Earlington residents.' John Franklin, Earlington, Ky'., says: "For three yoars my kidneys we're disordered. When I stooped' or lifted, sharp twinges darted through mv loins and there was constant pain In the small of my back. I tired easily, frequently, suffered from headaches, and was also bothered by dizzy spells. I was caused adbitional annoyance by two frequent passages of the kidi ney seoretions, it being necessary for me to arise several times during the night. I finally prooured Doan's Kidney Pills and received such prompt relief from their use that I continued taking them until I waB completely cured. I cannot recommend Doan's Kidney Pills too highly. For sale by nil dealers.- Price 50 ut an-almo- 'ii Cl .'"' Tte New Store Dorothy Dodd Celebrated Swann Hats for men, Straw Hats in all the 1, newest shapes, 50c, $1, $1.50, Town News $2 and $2.50. Ladies' and children's Velvet one Strap Pumps' Ladies $1.50, $2 and $2.50. Misses' Velvet Quite a number of Barlingtqh peo-pPumps $1.25. went to the Aviation Meet In Newest creations ia ladies' ransyille today. Those in the Waists 35c, 69c, $1, $1.50, $2, wd wore Mesdaraen W. B. $2.50 and" $3. Ed Heafer; Misf Elizabeth Ladies' Neckwear 19c to 50c. Mil- 1 Jng; Messrs. Ohaa. Trathen, Beautiful Millinery at remarkler and Ben Evans. ably low 'prices. 'r Mr. and Mrs. ,W. S. MoGary were ia Madlsonville Thuasday lilRht at- leading: the show. 1 HOPKINS GO. Dr. Bi O. MoEuen and' Marshall K. P. MORTON, Manager Gardiner were in Madisonville Thursday night attending the show. Uaruy BmUittg Etat CtMtr Strttt (Faultiest Fitting Shoes tor Ladies) of the Pumps and Low Shoes In all leathers and styles PRICES $4.0i $3.50 AND $3.00 Leonard CleanaMe Refrigerators acknowledged to be the most perfectly sanitary and refrigerators ever put on the Save fuljy on your ice bill and lasts a life time. Ordinary refrigerators only .last ahot five yean. Made oif polished oak or satin walnut with real porcelain lining all in pne piece. Constructed throughout in the strongest and most substantial manner. Come Jn let ua show you their many valuable feature ice-savi- ng U; one-thi- rd Mc-Q;kr- y, C' STETSON OXFORDS FOR MEN Who know and wear them , - ; best. Tans and Blacks. $5.00. All 5.50.. St. Bernard Mining Co. INCORPORATED leathers year. and Kcntackij More by the pair, less by the t VL LV !. Pres. A dance was given Tuesday evening at the lakeside park by Mrs. M. Hanna Jr., in honor of her guest, Mlse Clara Prooter.of Oakvllle. Ky. A bountiful supper was served and the evening was greatly enjoyed by all present. Mr. Harvey Grahm, age 60 years died May 80th. He had been suffering with stomach trouble for two ' months. Miss Carrie Atkinson visited frltnds in Madisonville, Tuesday. Miss Jessie Greer was in Madisonville Tuesday shopping. Tan shoes, including the Hanan son. office. The Baraca Glass will meet in tho Miss Veronica Hanna has returned X. A. 0. room at 2 p. m. Sunday af- home from Nashville. ternoon, for the regular meeting. All Mrs. C. members are requested to be present, daughter H. Goflman and grand MIbs Clara Procter, of as matters of mtereut will come up Oakville, Ky., returned home Wedfor dtsousslon. nesday, after a visit to Mrs. Lucy John Moore has returned home on Midisonvllli, Kintucky his vaoatlon from Gulliver, Iud. .Miss Mod a Fault, of St. Charles, W V"1 spent Thursday in this city .with friends. Mrs. Bobt. Gough and daughter, Old papers for sale at the Bee Miss Mabel, are visiting in Hender1 Arnold Kann Firit and Main ' . (? WHEN IN MADISONVILLE Visit the Princess Theater, the best moving in the country. Something new each night. Matinee every afternoon 2 to 5. ,l Vaudeville each night. " Henderson, - Kentucky Fares Ve Pay Railroad Drowned in Railroad Pond. Harford Ohatten, Bean. Wanted steady-work- 100 miners at once for . Apply to & Coke Co., Incorporated " Nortonvllle, Ky. Bev. G. O. Abbitt, of Hopklns-vlllwill hold service at the Library next Sunday at 8 p. m. A cordial invitation is extended to everybody. MIsbos Lnokie Grace and Mary Parker were in Madisonville Wednesday shopping. Messrs Elmer Lynn and Hattle Dillingham wero in Madisonville The Gibson Wednesday shopping. $5.00 shoes, for $2.50. Girl $3.50 for $1.75 and $8.00 ones for We can save you money on Pumps $1.B0. Every shoe in Tau must go aud Oxfords just now. - Call and see t half price during this sale. our stock. The very latest in style Bishop & Co , and chapes going aow at half price. Madisonville, Ky. y Bishop & Co?, MIm Ituby Peyton visited friends Madisonville, Ky. in Madisonville, Tuesnay. Mesdamos Elmer Lynn and Hattle Einoat Brinkley made a business Dillingham were in Madisonville trip to Madisonville, Tuesday. Wednesday shopping. Mrs. W. S. MoGary was in MadisMiss Elizabeth Kemp will leave onville, Tuesday. Tuosday morning for Bowling Mrs. Ed Brooks Attended the dance Green, whero she will take a business course. ia,Madisouville, Tuesday night. Balph Dudley, of this city, will D. McPhersou, Jr., whs in this J. leave Tuesday for Bowling Green, eltj.TueBday. Messrs. Geo, Mothershead and H. where he will attend business Bourland made a business trip to Madiaouvllle Tuesday. .' Will Burker who has been -- living In Zeigler, has returned to Earling-ton- . Calendars For 1912 He deoided this is the best place e, Norton villk Coal col-leg- o. afterall. ,. v Entire stock ot ladies' Tan Oxfords and Pumps go at just half price. Bishop & Co., Madisonville Ky. Mrs.Tom Smith,"and daughter, Katie, of Louisville, are in the city. KoyHenry of StJLouIs, is is visiting .; .r ..', his parents. Miss Margart Dudley is visiting friends lu Pembroke for several weeks. Japk Stokes Jack, Jr., aud her mothor,Mrs. Kirkwdod, are vls- ltlag relatives in Hansdn. Mrs. Harp Nourso, of this city, and MIps Harp Graham, of are makiug an extended visit to friends and relatives in Mrs. ; Atadi-soravlll- e, We have the swell est line, of Imported and Domestic. Calendars for 1912 that has ever been shown in this territory. They 'are the Celebrated Butler line and the price, this year is lower than ever. Do not purchase your 191 2 calendars until you have We seen our samples. can please you and save you money . . A colored section hand employed on Kelly's extra gang, of Morton's Gap was drowned in Kail-roa- d Pond last uighr. He in cents. Foster-Milbur- n Co , Buffalo, company with several others went New York, sole agents for the Unit- fishing, and they decided to go in ed States. swimming, before the others Remember tho name Doan's knew it he took cramps and and take no other. drowned. Parties from thib place and the Gap recovered the T. A. Steward, of Sebree, visited body this mpruiup;. The name relatives lu this city Wednesday. of the man could not be learned. Mrs. Hale was called to Dawson Wednesday, on account of her husThe Royal Stock Company. band bolugslok. The Royal Stock Co. opened their G. A. Swift and family, who for- weeks engagement in Madisonville merly lived here, have moved to Monday night and filled their big Texas. Tent Theatre to the capaolty. Herchel Wilson and Fred Bailey Their opening bill "The Little were lu town Wednesday mght. Christian" pleased the big crowd. MIsb Mabel Browning left Thurs- Satan's Foot Ball Tuesday night, a day for Howell where she will spend play with the scenes laid In the Western Gold Camp, was one of the several weeks with friends. best dramas ever seeh in Madison; Wanted Two or three furnished , rooms for light housekeeping. Ad- vllle. Whitey Holtman as "Daddy Jim" dress F, care Bee office. the drunken father keeps the largo Jas. B. Bash, of this city, who has crowd in a roar of. laughter. been attending the State Bankers' Wednesdays bill "Arizonia a Association in Morgan field, has re- Western Drama" was highlv pleasturned home. ing to the local critics Thursday Morton Victory waB lu MadUon-vlll- e night. The present "The Sheriff of Wednesday. Huskins Bun" featuring Wilmer Mrs. J. W. Benfro will go to Bowl, Clark as the Sheriff. Friday night they will produce log Green to visit friends Saturday. H. B. McEuen.of Cadiz, Ky., "Wife in Name Only" a society draDr. ma in four acts. was in town Tuesday night. ' Mhs Maud Bobbins their clever Lee Withers and C. E Owen at- young star has ample opportunity tended the tent show in Madisonville in this bill to display her talent. We.dne.sday night. She 1b wearing some very beautiful M. p. Gardner was in Madisonville society gowns in this piece. Wednesday night to the show, Saturday night they play "By Now is the best time to get that Wits Outwitted." Miss Ollie Eyans pair of Tan Oxfords you have been and Jack Johnson are creating' no needing. They are going now at half end of favorable comment between Bishop & Co.'s, pnoe at the acts with their clever specialties a '; Madisonville, Ky. This is one of the best company's that this section at any Mesdames J. A. Broom and L. V. . price, and their popular 10 and 20ots Benfro were In Madisonville Wedthe only thing cbeap. nesday shoppingand visiting friends, prices isMarine Band and Symphony Their Mrs. O. B. Johnson was in Madis- Orchestra aro making a big hit with their high olass musical seonville Thursday shopping. lections. . PRICKS B ougpiKipiiinniP'reiBBi' 8c IO CENTS :J iifljpuugijpuii5fi!U(apji. A, D. NOE, yJr., Manager- - FOR SAL - nupnnjjpnnijjpngjjpi ipnnjjjr 'iiIglKiii.'JIi'W.fJiM.ljra ny J iiiipra iiigpu;sifP"5 Fowls aud Etfgs from Fa-- r mous Hawkins Strain ot Barred Hocks. Also pure stock of .Rhode Island Red. Eggs per setting d 15 fine Barred Rocks $2.00. Rhode Island Red $1.50. H. G. tea DAVIS Tn't'T " Madisonville, Ky. infllhrirnJBrniTlifti'rTT.flirr I mA BE TROUBLED AVITH WHY I 11 ' FILTHY FLIES? jj When for a small sum we vcan fit your house with, screen doors and" windows that will p'r.evfent the entrance of these dangerous and annoying little pests. The time to put up- screen doors and windows is right now before the house Js, filled aruOhe. wall, curtains arid ceilings are ' ; . ruined. Call and see' our line of f screens and get prices. . f TT'i a- - ever-visite- d California. Misses Margaret and Catherine Victory spent Wednesday night in Madisonville with tho Misses Mo-- P hereon. Semi-Week- ly Bee 'Kentucky W. S. MoGary, who 'has been In Centrrl City for the past few weeks, has returned home. Mrs. Lee Todd, of the country, was in town Wednesday. Miss Alma Benfro and Mrs.' Ida Turner, of Bowling GreeU, will visit relatives here Sunday. Mra. H. B. Bosser, of Howell, spent Wednesday in this city with her son, Jeff Murphy. Doctors Said Be Would Die. A Friend's Advice Sites Life. Earlinglon, Go'WitliUsto Sisk Bros'. Book Co. Madisonville, Kentucky MIsb Eliza Babinson spent Wednesday In Madisuvlllo with friends. F. B. Arnold made a business trip to Madisonville Wednesday. Oti account of Jhe Aviation Meet at Evansville, tho L. & N. B. B. has arranged to hold train No. G9at Evansville, June Oth arid 10th until 630 p. m. Special rates have been announced. Large attendance Is expected from Earlington, Madisonville, 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 is hot seriously injured and was able to be ou the street today. Fire in Madisonville as we go to presB. The residents of Prof. T. H. - I wish to speak of the wonderful cure that I have received from your noted Swanip-Hoothe great kiduey and bladder cure. Last summer I was taken with severe pains in my back and sides. I could not breathe without difficulty and wa3 nearly wild with the desire to urinate. Was compelled to do so every ten,minutes with passage of pure blood with the" urine. I tried all the different doctors from far and near, but they said it was no use to doctor as I would die anyway. I was at the .end of my rope and was so miserable with pain aud the thought that .1 must die that words cannot tell how I felt. One day a friend told me of the wonderful help she had received from Dr, Kilmer's Swamp Root. She gave me oue of your pamphlets which I read and determined to try Swamp-Roo- t. After taking half a bottle I felt better. Have now taken ten bottles aud am well as I ever was, thantcs to Swamp-RooI wish to tell all suffering t, t. - y i Where they sell Stationery, Watches Clocks. ry of all kinds. Wall Paper Window Shades, Picturesf Picture- . Jewel- Frames, Etc. - . Smith' is in flames. people thafhave kidney, liver or bladder trouble, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t is the best medicine ou the market. All persons doubting this statement can write to me and I w'l answer them directly. Yours very truly, CLYDE F. CAMERER, Rosalia, Wash. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 23rd day-bf St. Bernard Mining Co. INCORPORATED 1 Special Reduction on Wall Paper for the Next Ten Days. j -- frfrnpt AtUnlifi Given all Order and StdUfaclhn Guaranteed There is no horse liniment moro ellectivo than for animal flesh ;thkn BALLABDH SNOW LINIMENT, nor Is therfr anv healing remedy for the human body, that ia milder, or moro 'efficacious in Its'aotion. It heals the sores or wounds of men and beast, Priee 85o,- - 50a and $1 00 per oottie. Bold, by St. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug YKRNB July, 1909. Towne, Uotary Public ot Will Do For You Prove What Swamp-Koto Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bingham-ton- , Send N. Y., for a sample bottle. It will convince anyone. You will also receive a booklet of valuable information, telling all about the kidneys aud bladder. When W. R. COYLE, Earlington, Manager Store Kentucky writing, be' sure and mention thib paper. Begular flftyrceut and one dollar Blse bottles for sale at alt drug storai. F3 o $ EtesaMK,' rH...W-- .Tr,.' '' " JMWvflPSrfTp .0" fi. w DOCTORS FAILED TO HELP HER Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound TPniinil ;nounce ""Ei-- ' - that I hao been, cured of dys-.:,::i:t:,: POPSHI UI1U 1UIUU1U troubles by your Wla T am pl.id to an. y II rriftdicinfi. S& llli I had been troubled with both for fourteen years and consulted different dootors, but failed to get any relief. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's ar ;' - em. WF pound and Blood Purifier I can say 1 laflmm'l WW in am a well, woman. T Tif find wnrdn fcn ivrnrfiaq mv thanks has done for the good your medicineyou wish." ane. You maypubllsh this if Mrs. Herman Sieth, Pound, "Wis. Tho success of Lydia E. Pinkham's "Vegetable Compound, mado from roots and herbs, is unparalleled. It may be used with perfect confidence by women who suffer from displacements, inflammation, ulceration, fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, backache, bearing-dowfeeling, flatulency, dizziness, or nervous prostran indi-IfBgtio- Vegetable Com- n, tion. !t sre. fc ft :. .3. I J thirty years Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound has been the standard remedy for female ills, and suffering women owe it to themselves trial. to at least give this medicine a cured Proof Is abundant that it has Vegetable 3For irVst" ?3 If you want special advice write HCrs.Pinkhnm, Lynn,Mass.,forik It is free and always helpful. TYPOGRAPHICAL ER.R.OR. thousands of others, and why should it not cure you? I've come t. 1 By gosh, i. :3: 6v A . ! ." kwra. 4S ' v 1 Ta HEALTH HINT FOR TODAY ' Grew Smiles and Keep Yeang See to it that, when young, smiles want to knock his false teeth down rather than frowns appear most His throat, and mash his nose, frequently on your faces, for you are And break bis neck, provided with muscles that by their And mash his use will leavo lines which will tell and tear his olo'es. the Btory of your HveB. Do not borrow trouble about tbeirregularlty I've come to lick the editor, of your features, but see. to It that And I want his printer's life! you use the facial muscles so as to I'm mad clean through, leave a Btory of kindness and sweetAnd dad is too, ness of disposition. In order that So likewise Is my wife. the mask may be a truthful one, We had a big reunion make sure that you are really kind To our bouse yesterday, and loving,1 and then you will not And all the Browns have to think of the record of the From forty towns face.' While young learn that you Was there fr'ui miles away. have to a certain extent the model- to lick the editor! I want his blood! I want to olub His bead and rub His whiskers m the' mud. share of natural politeness than the Wnld in 1609 Indians, wrote Inteuupt while anThey will never other is speaking, nor if one has told thorn anything which they think to be false they, will bluntly contradict him. They deem It highly becoming in a warrior to accommodate hid manners to those of the people with whom he may happen to be! The following anecdote Ib told by Mr. Weld In "How Our Grandfathers ' Lived" dur friend Nekfg, the Little Otter, had been invited to dine with ,.us at the house of a gentleman at .(Detroit and he came accordingly accompanied by his little son, a boy of iijne.or ten years. After dinner a variety of fruits was Berved, and among the rest were some peaches, a diBh ot which was handed to tho youn Indian. He helped himself to one with propriety, but Immediately afterward he put the fruit to Mb mouth and bit a piece off ot it. The fatheroyed him with indignation and spoke some words to him in a low voice which I could not whioh, on being Interpretby one of tho company, proved to ed be a warm reprimand for having been so deficient in observation as not to peel his peach aB he saw the gentleman opposite him bad done. The little fellow was extremely ashamed ot himself, but he quickly retrieved his error by drawing the plate toward him and peeling the fruit with the greatest neatneBP.-Somdrink to which he was afterward helped not being agreeable to his palate, little fellow made a wry face, as a child might naturally do. This called forth another reprimand from the father, who to.ld him that he despaired of ever seeing him a great manor a good warrior If be appeared thus to dislike what his host had kindly given him. The boy took the rest of hla drink with seeming pleasure. Philadelphia Ledger. Is-me Story of an Indian Boy No people aro possessed of a greater COLORED COLUMN. Miss Ellth Gilbert, of Princeton, Itid., is visltlug her aunt, Mrs, Llllio Springfield. She will probably spend the summer with us. Mr-an- d Mrs. J. W. Johriadn, of Mauisonville, are living :w!tlrhor father, J. Bogus. Bev. H. Amos preached atBarneB-leyBundaand reports a goodriieet-mg- . , y, ssssgesss Courier Aviation Meet Evansvilie, June r 9-- 10 under-staud,b- ut Mrs. C. Marks was prostrated by the heat Sunday, but is better npw. Rev. Marks will assist Rev. a 10 days' meeting at Nebo. A letter frbm Lewis King states that ho wishes to be remembered by his many friends. He is doing nleely in the West. Mrs. J. Wf Bell and son.Reglnald, are visiting her sisters in Louisville and New Albany, Ind. Mrs. Lizzie Amos, who has been very slckx is much improved. Miss Cora BankB of Prinoetou, Ky. lectured at the 0. M. E. oTiurch. last Sunday in Jaterest of Missions. Miss Lena Hickman D. G. M. G. of Paris, Ky. lectured to the slaters of the Household of Rutb at Odd in -ht .; 1 1 1- -3 FARE PLUS 25 CENTS ROUND TRIP Tickets on sale from all stations Pembroke to Evansvilie, including Morganfield branch, return limit June 11 June 9-1- 0, e I spec-Tacle- s, A "gatherin' of the clans" it was, And so we writ it down And sent it to ..The News-Keview, ing of your face. The weekly of our town. r. a 'l I've come lick the editor! Newspaper men is hams! to " it read, "The Gathenn' of the Clams" so A1 Ho fixed that head-Lin- e Special Excursion VIA L. & N. June 6 Fellows hall Monday-nigThe three services at the' Baptist churoh last Sunday were good. Many of our people are beautifying their homes by putting. In wall .''. paper. Albert" Foster has moved .to his new home .near the old cemetery. Evangeline Liggons has been very sick for some time, but is baiter at , this writing. Columbia, Miss Mattie Brown, of Tonn., Ib here visiting, her sister. Mrs. .oiyssuiu ouwm. r Rev. D.T. Carroway, of Marlon, Ky., paid us a flying viBit last Sunday. i There will be a grand picnhV'glveu by the Mt. Ziou Baptist Sunday Sohool Saturday June 17th and a basket supper by the church Saturday night June 17. The public Ib cordially invited to be' present at those onrertainments. The A. M. E. Zfon .church will bold a bazaar for the interest of the church, beginning Mondav night, Juue 12, and closing with a rally on the third Sunday. Haoh member and friend Is asked toIve his presence and asslstapce. Bills are out announcing the Sunday School Convention of the O. M. E. Church. The next session will be held at SturgiB,.KvM June 22nd. Bishop C. H. Phillips, D. D. of Nashville,iB billed to preach at the 0. M. E. Church here on the 8rd 8unday In July. H. D. Davis and wife have been 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 U Indianapolis. EdmDHBon has returned Mrs. I. E. from a week'svislt to Henderson.- .. Prof. J. W. Bell left for Louisville "Wednesday where he will deliver" a lecture for EckBtlen Norton Institute - CITY DIRECTORY. H. C. Bourland. Police Judgo A. J. Bennett. Chief of Police Win. Bradley. Night Chief J H. Hamby. Tax ABsessor J. H. Corbltt. City Clerk Paul P. Price. Treasurer Frank B. Arnold. City Physician W. K. NIsbet. City Engineer R. E. Whipfler. Wood Street CommlssIoner--Rob- t. Councllmen Jno. B, Atkinson, Madison Oldham, F. D. Rash, Geo. (J. AtkmBon, Thos. Blair, O. M. Henry. Meeting night first Monday night in eaoh month. School Trusteo Paul M. Moore, Board of Health Ed M. Trahern, G. Gilbert King and Curtis B. Johnson, ivi. D. Postmaster Ohas. Cowell. Mayor- a. m. 8econd mass and preaching 0:80 a. m. Vespers and benediction 7 p. m. Rev. J. P. McParland, Pastor. Catholic Chdroh. First mas every Sunday and holy day at 7:00 CHURCHES. every at Lord's day at 10:45 a. m. and 7 :45 p. m. Prayer meeting every Wedues. day at 7:80 p. m. Db. D. T. Stanley, Pastor. M. E. Church. Regular services third Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:80p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 9:80 a. m. at 7:80. Sunday-schoClass meeting, second Sunday at 10:80 a.m. Rev. HorrzoLAW, Pastor. M. E. Church, Sooth. Rev. W O.Brandon, pastor. Services on everv Sunday at 11 a. xn. and 7:45 p. m. Sunday school at 9:90 a. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday evenings at 7:80 o'clock. Ladles' Aid Society every Monday afternoon. Official Board meeting Monday after first Sunday in each month. ol Christian a.Churoh. m. Preaching 9:80 Sunday-schoo- l ecwiumirai. oeiter nieht at old Masonlo To cleanse and whiten the IT nil flu fV K. .TnnNBnV. PtnrlHn. teeth, remove tartar and Standw-alte- . nnivnnt lnojt.v. Tribe No.57,Red Men To fllRlnfpftt ilia month, de moots ewv Friday qloep. stroy disease germs, and , Parry Long, C. of R. the breath. Woodmen of tho World, Catalpii Tnpurify nrMflMnl ffintli and Ironrt Camp No. 801 meotB overy WednesnilorlpKH day night. All members aro ear- TolirMfrnwnrlr rtonn. from the teeth and reraovo nicotine nestly requested to be thoro. . purify the breath after smoking. O. S. Crenshaw, Clerk. To eradicate perspiration and oody Modern Woodmen of the World odors by Bponge. bathing. No. 11092 meets every Wednesday. The best Antiseptic wash known. Y, Q. Walker, Sac. Relieves and strengthens tired, weak, ElkB, B. P. O. No. 788 moots at Inflamcdeycs. Heala bo re throat, wound Missionary Baptist Churoh Preaching 2nd and 4th Sunday at 11 Madlsonvilje Monday night. and cuts. 25 and 60 eta. a box. druggists B. N (Johdok, Exalted Ruler. or by mall postpaid. Sample Free. a. m and 7:80 p. m. and the precedRoy S Wilson. Kocretary. THE PAXTON TOILET 00.,BeTe,MAM. ing Saturday night. Church meetlne 3rd Monday v Ta.1l,rrnn flhantor. IT. D. C Saturday night before the 4th Sun9:80 a. m. meets 1st Thursday in each month day. Sunday Sohool at Prpyei nee ui; e vc rv Monday night at 2:80 p.m. Mrs. Kate withers, n at 7:8C. Re v. (. . H. Grlgsou, Pastor. TTnluhtB B.nd T.BfllAB of SaOUrltV iXNFRAl BAVTIBT CHUROH. and fourth Services tourth Sun Jay morning aud will meet every second Monday nights, evening in eaoh month and Satur- invited to attend. visiting miraoiri day evening preceding. Prayer O. S. Crenshaw, Clerk. meeting Friday eveniig. Sunday Visiting members are cordially school 2 p. m. Rrv. T. J. Lynn, Pastor. Invited to attend any of these Episcopal Church Services 1st LodgeB aud 8rd Sunday night at 7:45 at the ,You Need SUtlotwry. Library. Rev. Geo. C. Abbitt, Rootor. Nothing gives an Individual or a firm standing In the business, world LODGES. like nice stationery neatly printed Bee Job departMasonic Lodge E. W. Turner. The No. 548 meets 1st. and 8rd. Fridays ment keeps constantly on hand a In eaoh month. flue lino of letterheads, soteheadi, E. J. Phillips, Sec. Victoria Lodge, No.. 84, K.ofP. billheads, statements and envelope, meets every. Monday night. Visit- both linen and ooramerelal. We ors welcome. also do circular, invitation aud catErnest Newton, S. alogue work. Give us a trial. Yob K. or R. and will be pleased. Hopkins Lodge, A. O. U. W. No. 581 meets every Thursday night. Y. Q. Walker, Sec. Liquid Golden Cross Lodge, Earlington, No. 535 meets 1st. and 8rd, Saturday night In each month. many people are now iwlnj Mrs. Bertha Umstead, See. . Degree of Honor, No. 10 meets Slid Paxtine Toil Antkeptic and 4th Saturday nights in each T sew toilet germicide powder to be month. Miss Lizzie Hupp, Sec. dissolved in water as needed. Lodge, Earlington For all toilet and hygienic usee it i Ben Hur 1 1 s. & Semi-Week- ly - i"i Instead of Antiseptics Peroxide flmirfc. TCn. (VK. mants averr 1st and ana more Agents for Amalgamated Arc Flint Roofing Y Life in a Lighthouse St. Louis and Return i Five children, two dogs, a cat and araccoon live with the keepers of the Boston light, tlio beacon at the entrance to the Boston harbor. They live on Little Brewster island, a tiny speck of land where there Is only one plot of grass in a sheltered spot. All the year round they live there in the summer, when the oceaB is as xreen as young vine' leaves after a rain, and in the winter, when the green is dimmed into gray, storms arise. The five children to say nothing of the two dogs tho one cat and the lonely raccoon cannot get to the mainland easily, and so have a apecal schoolteacher of their own. They study history by going out and looking at the lighthouse. It is said to oe the oldest In America. At any rate, it was built In 1716 bv the Brit, ish government. Chicago News. J0NEJ7J9II Fare from Henderson, Ky., Special train leaves $2.76. Henderson 10 p. m., Jane 17, arriving at Sf. Louia 6 a mi Returning leaves St. Louis 11 p. m.,Jane 18, arriving at Henderson 6 a. m. Nutioual League Base Ball game. St. Louis vs. New York. All Parks, Gardens, Vaudeville Etc., open. R. H. DeTreville, T. P. A. Evansvilie, For that distressed feeling after eating, belching and nausea beIt tween meals, take Bloodine. cures Dyspepsia by strengthening the digestive organs so that they are capable of fullfillin' their functions. St. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, drug department, special agents. If there Ib anything meaner than a balky horse we don't know what ;:. It is. , " " Efficiency, which Ib being made the watchword of many large inenterprises, might be dustrial by the tiller of the soil with adopted equal profit. " -- WE ARE READY y TO SERVE YOU Builders' Supplies D00ES SASH FRAMES CASINGS COLUMNS v - hi. ' P. D. Banks, Agt. Great care should be exercised in looking after the health of all dairy cows, but especially those that supply milk for the babies and little folks, who, If in frail health, are especially susceptible to tuberculosis. "Generally debilitated or years. Had sick headaches, lacked ambition, was worn out and al run down. Burdock Mood Hitters made me a well woman," Mrs. Cbas. Freltoy, Moosop, Conn. NEW1LS BALTJST1ES BRACKETS SPINDLES P0ECH RAILS BLOCKS Anything you need in Building Material and Builders' 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 warehouse, which has taken us several months. Everything is where it belongs and our system is perfect. We have a complete line of Building Material. Clean, up to date stock, such as Rough and Dressd Lumber, Sash, Ftames, Hardware, Paints, Oils, Glass, Skin" gles, Flooring, Ceiling, Siding, Moulding, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc., Etc. 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The necessary sweets are provided in other ways, and the child is encouraged to eat fruit, which Is equally appetizing and much more wholesome. mother-w- e pre- TRACERY , 0AZ NEWELS OAK RAIL OAK BALUSTERS MANTELS SHINGLES LADDERS ARCH AND GRATES FLUE RINGS PLATE GLASS ART GLASS MIRRORS WINDOW GLASS SKYLIGHT GLASS MIXED FAINTS . i-- Just Received a Car Load of the Best Tennessee Lime -- We have a private siding, no hauling, no switching charges, and a-- light operating expense; and we are prepared to meet all legitimate competipn. COLORS VARNISHES BRUSHES METAL ROOFING -- Star Planing Incorporated MAD1S0NVILLE, KY. Arch Street Mil! Go. ON L & N. RAILROAD Phone 567 KIMMONS & SISK General Insurance All Kinds - Mortons Gap, Kentucky take niiy medicines internally for mus cular or chronic rheumatism. Ail that is needed is a freo application or Chamberlain's Liniment. 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