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K TUESDAY A- TUESDAY - and FRIDAY m, m and. m w ii m m liiiTiai EARL1NGTON, ;Trnrr'r"iafv BUSINESS - - . w 'T FRIDAY; IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE YOUR TWENTY-SECOND ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE YEAR HOPKINS COUNTY, KYt, TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1911 z iv. r 'JUNE It 10 McLEOD'S SECOND ANNIVERSARY SALE s. . u attend this 'Purchasers'" Picnic" ard Wk over the thousands of bargains, which are being ottered to the buying public. Here wttifc chance to get of new seasonable merchandise, the best that the market-affordwhat you need, right at the beginning, pi the.season, at greatly reduced prices. Each department is brimful Barttiins in every department. Come and be" convinced. will nav vou to uiH 1I McLEOD STORE, Tide f r fc r .rfm 1 h-T- - rnnfr -- ) t1Mff i. -- Hit -- I fine; WATFR FT ft "' "J V pp Jto'f P r JJ'IV -- l r Store Where prices Are Always Right, Madisonville CHAS. ,5,r.1.I 4 " "t WEBB'S HOUSE Fire Monday Morning 1 Iessure Sf HTM SJ If Newspaper Report is True Has Pre--- . Destroyed by Madisonville Notes BY AILEEK DAVIS, ftcledSystem ef Welos T.1i"i Telegraphy? ', 1 5c"J .11 ry, The only and original W, S. Efficiency of 'EaHiivgtori Water familiarly fcflowji, as. "Hap," The following invltatlotiB have Henderson, Kentucky, June 8. Works ShoWn il aRd and incidentally one of the , beeu issued for a receptlp.n to be WlUlm Oalligher Ryan, Mteen in town, has sold his ne,wspa- his niother, Eveuing at the given Thursday years old, living with After fire.. per, Magazine and pQstcard business. V. il . ltyu, at Green and home of Mr. and Mrs. V. beautiful Mrs. to Ermlt Wyatt, of this place, and J. Barnhlll, on North Seminary Powell streets, has perfected a Bys- STRONG STREAM THROWN TWENTY j ttm of wireless telegraphy, 'aud has has made arrangements to travel Street: Mr. Willie James Barnwith Mr, Goodrich and put on baby v ABOVE HJGH BUILDING copied Messages from cities situated hlll At Home Thursdayt June 15 th FEEf picture Bh'ows. He has been in Cen- - -from eight hUndre'd to one thousand on both sides. Mr. Webb had $800 00 1911 for Mrs. Carrlugton and Miss tral City for the past three weeks in After a fine demonstration of eifl miles from his home. Within" two Insurants equally divided on his', Carrlugtou, from 8 to 10. this business and made good.Yobb fire yesterday week he will begin experimenting house and l cienoy at the Several Parties from !MadisonvIllo furnfture. The firejs sup be at the Lyric In Madisonville morning,.wheif the 'Are flghtera of with wlrelesa telephony. posed to have caught from matches aud oue Car from Mortens Gap at this week and next,, and he Earllngfcan saved almost unseorched The vounit experimenter h6 his in the attic. tended, the Courier Aviation Meet aud Manager Cal. Walker pro- another dwelling within eight feet laboratory situated In a Utile room In Automobiles as A InEvansvIlIe pose to. show the "majority of the(ne third story of his home, and of the burning building, the Bplen-j- n THE S0SS RESIDENCE follows: The following motored ' pretty babies to the Madisonville' did water pressure was demonBtra wh'enseen Wednesday afternoou he over to EvanBvllIe Saturday to atpublio. After finishing at Madison-vill- a ted on Main St. in the business took pleasure in showing and extend the aviation meet: Mr. andMrs. Mr. MoGary. wjlj beglij. a tonr; of interested plaining the vtrious instruments On Ma'n Street, Madisonville, Bwm a large number H. H. Holeman and Mr. and Mrs Noon YcsterdayNo Water AvaMaWc. of the country and expect to visit fire hose was at- there. Ryan began working on this spectators. The Fred Reihecke, in Mr. t H'oleman's' .points in Indiana, Uflnolaud. Michtached to the plug at corner of Main theory when be was only twelve E.MiT?., driven by Ansel WaTtrlp;' The residebce of Dr. W. P. Bos Mr. aud Jtrn. Clyde Raby Jand Mr. igan. Messrs. ' MoGary and Good Railroad Street and the stream years old, and has read many books. and last week!" MadlsoU- rich are the originators of Ihe baby--s turned up over the Victory building, By his own experimenting, he has on North Main Street, aud Mrs. Henry Head, In Mr. Ruby!, Quirey formerally of show, and Mr. Goodrich spent last vtlle burued yesterday. All of the! car. Irs. Lena threefetories with high front, one of practically achieved success. thin city ib visitingMreM. V. Poy-ne- r winter in Alabama, Georgia atig the tJfiest qulldlnga in Earlington. An Instrument by which the opera household and kitchen furniture Earnest NiBbe), Roy Wilson, for several da s. She will leave Florida in this, business where ha-A sjarong stream of water was thrown tor can regulate the length of tho was saved. The family were eat O. S. Williams, Tom Batnetp.and lue dinner when the alarm wall Pay the first of the week for a visit to with unbounded sWeceas.' Til J twenty feet above the front full areal waves, spark coils, sparkers, ' ton Car driven relatives in Guthrie. people of Earlington will remember dwelling. Earlington interruptors, receiving cdiis, load given and the fire was under good 'by ClemWilliams in of that Armstrong. when the first baby show was putan haselghty pounds pressure in the or loading coIIb, meters, and numer- headway when first discovered. Op' C. Y. Cox of Mdrganfield spent inability to get at this place last summer. ThlB was-th- e Child Dies Sunday business section and this fcood pres- ous others of a delicate nature, are account of the "first BhTo.w of Its klhtf; sure extends well through the larg- to be found in young Ryan,s labora water, It was impossible to extlug-- j Sunday in Madlsonvjlle with Earle Edwin, the four year old uisb the flames. The fire If sup- - ftlends. Mr. McGary says'' his home, "haest portion of tho city- - The new tory, where he spends many, hours soii of Air. and Mrs. Harry yhlte, the Lee Schmetzer was in JEvane-vill- e dleti Sunday jjftef noon .about .one thinks, will always be ib Earling stand pipe affords 150,000 gallons each.day, ''cutting in on messages, posed to have caught from i SaturdayonlduBlueBS.- -, J reserve water supply ample for all and other wiseincreasinghis knowl- kitchen flue. ofraMpwH ton,,: thWjgh)t?jWfil4eJuls. . o'eldck't-- af teran ' recognised- as 'stand-.- v edge ""of We make a specialty of doing two weeks. He first had pneumonia, "receive .tirposes and EAELINOT0N BANK Always Blessed and three color' work. If you want then typhoid, and then developed ardequlpment under rigid Insurance twenty wordB per minute and Bend regulations, apd tho pumping sta- an average of thirty-fou- r in that classy job work that will give satis- into gangrene of the lungs, which with a Hearty Appetite if you Newly Painted faction see our samples and get Making Improvements tion at Loch Mary Is manned 24 period of time. It helps your otomaoh do waB tho immediate caiiRe of death. prices at the Madisonville Branch The remains will be interred fat the the work, digests what you eat and hours In the day. Inside and Out. While demonstrating, Ryan touch Office in Morton's Furniture Store. Earlington Cemetry this morning. makes good rich blond from your ed one of his keys, nfter establishfood, No more Sleepless. Nights,. H0PXIKS COUNTY SUNDAY Alleen.Davis, Manager. The Btricken parents have the sym- Headache .or Stomach Misery. Get ing a connectln. Sparks fairly sputThe appearance of the Earlington SCHOOL CONVENTION terpd from the sending Instrument. bank has been greatly improved by Misses Ellie and Isabelle Gar- pathy of the entire community. rid of all these troubles with Diges-tezFifty ceutB a bottlo, worth ten.He is a member of three well a new coat of paint on the outside diner left Monday morning for fold its cost, at drug department of in the and varnished on the inside. The 14, 1911, Nortonville, known No More Dyspepsia. electrical clubs Wednesday, June to spend a few days the the St. Bernard Mining Company,, United States, and tor his labora-tor- o work was done by Mr. Brame, who guests of friends. Gas, or other Stomach "Troubles. Incorporated. Kentucky. or he haB adopted "P. L. as his is a past master in the business. Mrs. Lottie Norvei and children Nothing will remain undigestedyou sour on ypur stomach if school should be represent- call. Every The appearance of the bank has of Ohaianooga, Tehn. who have will take a little DIgesteze. a powerIt's Againsr the Law. ed at this convention. Bring your been greatly Improved by this work. been the guests of Mr. aud Mrs. H, ful digestive, harmless and pleasant It is not generally known that acreports of success and got encourage- LIGNITE TOR L0-C0M0TIVE FUEL F. Head the past week in this city, as Maple Syrup. For Bale by the cording to the, Kentucky Statues It; of the St. Bernard drug department ment for better, work. PENSION FOE L. & N. VETEKANS returned to their noire Sunday. Mining Company, Incorporated. Ib a heavy fine to catch for the purNext state convention at LouisDr. and Mrs. E. A. Davis of Earlpose of placiug in a cage. a mockIf Tests are Successful Southern Pacific ville, October, 1911. Road Collecting Data on Their Service ington were in the City Sunday ing bird. Many people have these What Constitutes a Subscriber? - J. H. Vannoy President. Expects a Great Saving Certain . and Innovation Considered Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jackson and Secretary. decision has lately beeu woodland songsters in cages about, A court .Miss Nora Beard, littto sou Jack Jr. who have beon rendered in Massachusetts on what the house and are not aware that AuBtln, Tex. If theories of testa ' with Mrs. constitutes a subscriber, says the the new laws of the state, forbid NOTICE that are now being- made by the Louisville, Ky., June 10. That a spending the week-enthe use of Ig- pension system for its employes will Jackson's mother, returned home American PreBS. The judge firmly such being a captive. The statue' All parties are hereby notified Southern. Paolflo in Louis: soon believed that the man who received which is section' 19i6 reads as that.thef mast not seine -- for min nite for fuel for its locomotive prove vilie he established by the )s con- Mouday, & Nashville Railroad No person at any time catch" 1b at home for a thepaper, although he never subthat 1b expected it will Bailey Russell nowsfish, or'crayfish in the Jersey the Buccess kill Qr pursue with such latent or. mean an enormons saving to that sidered certain. The road has been, 'few days visiting his parents. scribed for it is entitled to pay. meaew.or In ny of the streams company in its annual fuel bill. collecting information as to the age moved, and having in possession altert same Montgomery Holeman was in James Thomson emptying into the lake, length of service of Its em- Evansville Friday with friends. Texas are William Robinson took immediate has been caught or killed any thrush,, St. Bernard mining Co. The lignite depositB of and extend and the and while the general offices mocking bird' meadow lark1 finch' ployes, practically inexhaustible Incorporated. , home possession and received and acceptwoodpeoter-- ' swallow' state from will not make any statement, it is Frank Cardwell returnedEvanB- ed a weekly,, newspaper "that was martin' entirely through the from ', Hfl&frchM Signs pf Danger. tanger' to southwest. The South- not denied that a pension plan is Saturday afternoon .been, attending dollverod-i-- o him through the mail flicker' oriole' northeast vllIe were Jie. had catbird' bluebird or other song or town that suffers ern Pacific is experimenting with contemplated. edAnyone in this the1 Aviation Meet of the Evans- every week. The good natured frequently from splitting, nervous the fuel in a new' burner that was itor sent accounts frequently but insectivorous bird.,, There is a ville Courier. headaches 6ught to go at once to the specially constructed for the purLabor Gun Men In Pistol Duel. no attention wae paid to them by move through the 6tato to stop tho druggist and get a 25c bottle of our pose Don't forget the capture as well as killing, of thoseand installed upon one of Its Chicago, June 10.- - Two alleged Bee has a branch office for Madi- Mr. Robinson. Carlstedt's German Liver Powder. Headaches always indicate consti- largest looomotivea. It is claimed labar "gun men,, John Costello, Finally there was a day of reckon birds. that pation in a dangerous form, Ben-ou- s that the cost of lignite Ib consider- alias " Jack the Ripper,, aud Geo. sonville people in Morton's Furni- ing. Robinson bnd received the , Fought a Good Fight may result in other extremely ture Store. If you want advertiseven ably leBS than fuel oil. One special Hudson, fought a pistol duel at the ing or job work or wish to subscribe paper for .some time, he informed ailments' sometimes the collectors, but he said (lie never Brlght's Disease and Appendicitis. purpose of tho experiments iB to de- corner of Clark and Illinois streets for Hie paper, call up number 4. A man in Arkansas was recently-trie- d Our Carlstedt's German Liver Pow- termine whether O.rogon lignite shall early today, and both received Insubscribed and declined to pay for for aBaault ahd battery with) AiiiKEN Davis, Mauager. der acts on the 'Liver, 'the real be adppted for fuel upon. the South- juries which probably will prove it. The judge, personally questioned Intent to kill. The state brought into-coucause of constipation a few doBeB ern Pacific's HueB in the NorthweBt. Miss May Clinton of Providence the defendant who 6ald that he all the weapons used, ra II axs,a fatal, entirely remove the trouble Insure quarrel- was in town Friday enroute honje read and made ubo of it aud was gun pair of tongs, saw and wrench. never falls guarana lasting cure The men had previously Who Will it Be 111. teed if you have he&dacheB get a receiving the accounts, which were The defendant, a coiicil exhibited as. ed, aud when they met on the Btreet from Harrisburg bottle today from the St. Bernard The Republican eleotorB'of this Mrs. R. E. BrookB of Pueblo Colo, frequently enclosed In the paper. the other man'B weapons a scythe, ononed flro. Each man thev Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug De- county will meet at the court house Judgment was rendered 111 favor pitchfork, plBtol, dog, razor and hoe. wa9 struck by two bullets, both of who is visiting in Esrlington, was partment. 25o a bottle. atMadlBonville, August 1 to electa them close to the heart. tho guest of Mrs. J. D. Mc Pherson of the newspaper. The judge was The lury deoide the case as follows r man to oppose Ed Young. Following ' Jr. Friday in this city. severe in dIb criticism Pf people We the lury would have givon Saw The Point Is the oallT Settles Dispute With Its Firemen Rev. O. F. Wimbirly returned who are receiving papers and do dollar to hnve Been the fight. A subscriber once received n Madisonville, Ky.. Washington. June 10. --The dls home Friday from Corydon, Ky. not think it worth while to pay for June 10' 1911. dun through the pdstoflice ami it aud make use Jof. People usually beepme really Iu Marvin Mitchell of Earlington what they receive puto between the Southern Railway Tt is an act of dishonesty, he said. teroBtetl in a store first through the made him mad. He went to see To the Republican Electors of Hop- Company and its flromeu.whlch has was in Madisonville Saturday. the editor about it and the editor kins County, Kentucky: ',Republi- been in mediation for the past two Mrs. Ophelia Mc Ouen of Hanson One should acquaint tho publisher store's ads. Every good ad makes. he re New Pursuant to orders of the s aud renews ths showed tim a few duns of lusowu, can county executive committee for weeks, has been settled oil a basis was in Madisonville a few days and pay whatever number ceive-- . interest of old ones. one for paper, oue for fuel aud Hopkipa county, Ky., a mass con- satisfactory to each side. Bpth sides, last week the guest of her daughter concessions, but Mrs. Will Vickerfe. You Can Eat Anything. several others. "Wow", said the vention of the Republican electors it is said, made what they were, none of those inter-estJohn Young of Sacremeirto was Eat what your stomach craveB mad when of Hopkins county, Ky., Ib hereby editor, "I didn't DR. L G. RAY DR. E. B. HARDIN would say, without the slightest fear of indigesIn town Saturday on business. these came because I kuew all I called to meet at MaJisonville, Ky., tion, which Ib an awful feeling. You the court uouad on Saturday, W.S.Wilson aud daughters Mis- will not bo bothered with Sour Prominent Providence Man Marries had to was to ask several reliably at Drs. Hardin, & Rmy August 19, 1911, nt one o'clock p' m., ses Elsie and Katherlne Wilson Stomach, Heartburn, NaivToa, Bad like you to help m standard time, for the purpose of J. D. Parrlsh' the well known gentltjmeu Heavy visited relatives In Evausvllle Fri- Breath or dose of Feeling if you will, Digeateze. It retake one out and then 1 iould settle all of nominating a candidate of the Re- ownor of the Providence flour mill day. lieves and cures as if by Magic of them." When the subscriber saw publican p'arty for representative to and, Miss Margaret Cansler in Prov-IdenWhat fs nicer than a swinging Pleasant as Candy. Relief in oue couty were married Painless Extracting up be voted for at the next general elechow 'it was he relented, paid hammock under a Shady Tree? minute. Get a 60c bottle from tho department of the St. Bernard week. The ceremony last and Porcelain Wtrk The form of Votingat said mass sell from$1.00 up to drug anb renewed for another year. tion. Mining Company, Incorporated. was performed by Rev. Cameron of All Hammocks convention Bhall be viva voce. 8!00. High Clms Deniittry'H w Sfttkhy Done by order pf the Republican that city, in his usual impressive' The uniform success that has at , Sisk Bros-- ' Book Stob. e If any amont of good 7VtAu3M feAM4r 0ce tended the use of Obamberlaiu's county executive committee for manner, Mr. Parrish Is pays, at any time, then adeCHft Eritchett who haB recently Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem- Hopkins county thjs June 10, 1911. In Earlington and his many friends Hnimntiik, Kentucky ail " the edy ha made it a favorite, every-wheYoffer congratulations to the happy accepted a position ae Traveling quate chairman. It oan always be. depended J. B. Harvey, Secretary, Calh'oun-Robbln- s will py correspondingly well. t! Saleman for; the eoupltt. upon. For sale by all dealers. Wlwr Crick, Mc-Gabest-fellow- s f i The residenc of Chas. Webb on railroad street burned Monday merning about ten thirty. The fire originated in the attic, and the en tire top of the roof was in a blaze before tho fire was discovered. As soon as au alarm was turned in the fire department turned out promptly and by hard work 'saved the lower portion of the bulldiugand the houses . die-trietj- to i will make his first trip out Tuesday. He has for years been a most efficient employee of the firm of Bishop & Co. and in his new vocation hie success is an assured I ae. Mrs, Bernard Robards returned home Friday from Corydon where she has been attending a convention of the M, E. Ctfurch, being sent as a delegate from Madisonville Get the habit of coming to the branch office of the Bee, at Morton's Furniture Store, when you want engraved cards, embossed letterhead b, dance tickets or programs. We have the peRt and fell us figure with you on prices. AILEEN DAvis, Manager. Mr, aud Mrs. W. J. Nisbet of Providence attended the Courier Aviation rieet in Evansville this past week. Mrs. Ben Slaton of North Mam Street was the gueBty of Mrs. Harry isotinana 111 iuvansvnma iew aays Cd. of New York, Semi-Weekly . . vr. s. mmm Will &&&&: Travel and Put, on Baby Picture Shows in MMUsoftvifte Trk Week. -- - He-wil- - -- , . , met ele-vatl- su , .. - i"-.-sJi3- - atr i tv ';.-.- ' illr nse-Dlgeste- e. Hop-kliiBVil- le - - d . fpl-lows- :,, red-bird- Semi-Week- ly - rt tn-da- v . ..-- Storo-Frlend- ed Orlt-eiid- ou DENTISTS , co . store-advertisi- well-know- n e. stores-advertisin- 'SiWi. uiJl, 05 i,empiufp T' p C- ' - .! mrtl- 0 '""""rffigr - M rik- - - " . . 'vi ' - 5V4 " 'Wf o r- - l7c KkL, Subscription Rates One Year.. ! Makt s Bow Baktef Etsy HILPFUIi WOEDS t JroHi an Ikrlingtoa Citizen ,..,. .81.00 50 35 5 EDITOR AND PUBLISHER PAUL M. MOOR. . ;i IISWCUTE EBITOR AN8 BUSINESS J. E. FAWOETT Six months Three months Single copies.. pOYAS p3 AKIH Is your back lame ertlon? t Does It ache ufepeciuiiy painful? after ox C A. MORTON MADISONVILLE, KY. j 1 Is thero a soreness region? .TheBo In the kidney MANAGER Member 9 f Kentucky Press Association j-Z- - uui Publishers League m Specimen copies mailed free on application. Correspond-ent- s wanted in all parte of the county. Address us format-- " a Second M ticulars. Madi-Jmrtl- Merit's Kentucky, JW Furniture Stere, 119 Geuth Mum Street, JVb. AlLEbN DAVIS, Mgr. 4-- M1SS e, Telephone 47 tMMMIMMM Tuesday, June 13, 1911 j Hlll quest from the officials of tbelj 0. R. R. Oo. General roadmaster Egan made a long v t4 Springs that the city had unlimited possibilitiep. Build more $ hotels here. You have not : enough to accomodate the crowds was what he told them. He said that when this was done Nortonville News the I. 0. would build a new de Miss Edna Farmer is visiting potaud make great improvements friends and relatives in Hopkinsville. aud do ever thing possible to Miss Mabel Almon, of Nortonville, fL. & N. K. $L. On. hue pur- - ward rendering '.The assistance in was in town Wednesday. vhasett.from the Nortonville Goal making Dawson Spriugs an atE. L. Bailey has returned from M. Coke (Jo: one or the largest tractive aud alluriug summer Hot Springs, Ark., where he has ahipmoutsof cord wood oversold. health resort. been the past two weeks for his SlSeveralJiundred cords are now How's This? He is feeling much better. rln tho railroad yards to be We offer One Hundred Dollara Reward for any health. L. S. Dubois of Paduch, was in loaded. case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's kV & Manv houses are eoine up in Catarrh Cure.F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. town today on business. " HCortouville. The old .town has We, the undersigned, have known'F. J, Cheney George Stokes, of Mortons Gap, for the last 15 years, and believe' hlmi 'perfectly called on one of our fair maidens iieen a long time getting started honorable in all business transactions and finan; .. and early to rise, Attend .to y.oar business and , a&vartiae. healthy, pros- Ad you will be perous and wise. Early te Bed talk n which "lie told Daw-eo- n symptoms Indicate weak There is danger Indejay. Weak kidneys fast grow weaker. Give your troblapromptattention. Doan's Kidney Pills act quickly. kiteioOT They strenghten weak kidnnys. Road this Ertrlmgton testimony.. Mrp. Francis Brown, 904Fouith St., HopiuBville, Ky.. says: "There is no doubt abot Dnan's Kidney Pills lining up to the claims made for them and you are at liberty to use my name as one who recommends them highly. I was annoyed for yeare by baokace which came on in spells, Tim only baking powttmr especially if I contracted a cold. naatl from Royal Grmpm About four years ago I waB induced to try Doan's Kidney Pills and was Gream of Tartar notdisappointed with th rasulte. Af l ALUM, W LIME PWSPHUTE ter taking a dose or two knew the I remedy was acting directly, on my kidneys aud in a short time my troublo ceased. During the past four 4 years I have used them occasionally P White Plains when having similar attaoks and in 1 each cano they have given prompt relief. I always keep them In the Funeral Director and Embalmer Any Gall Answered Promptly Day or Night. 'X POWDER s r--" ',; Absolutely Pure Good Paint-Go- od Results r That's good logic It's cause and effect But it's poor logic, poor judg ment, and poor economy to expect good results from poor paint. The best good paint is THE SHEKWM-WtUJAM- S PAHtT HUILDINM WITH i bouBe.'' MADE TO PAINT For Bale by all dealers. Prioe 60 Co , Buffalo, cents Foster-Mtlbur- n New York, sole agents for the Unit-edj-State- -- JRemember the and take no other. ' name Doan's It's a pure white lead, pure zinc white, and pure linseed oil paint. It covers most, spreads easiest, looks best, wears longest, is most economical. Kentucky Fair Dates - stop us Watch ndthintf-ca"' grow. ' Wholesale Drugdsts, Toledo, 0. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting Ex Senator,' J. B. McOreary directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonial! sfedt free. Price 75c ,waB here Fciday.. per bottle Sold by all Druggists. 3Iiss Kathleen Elgin wtra here Take Hall's Family Pills for constipatoin. to her .liome in The best "strategy" In Btore comFriday . ILouisville.' after visiting friends petition is to give publicity to more than the bat ud lo- - xatiou n cially able to carry ont any obligations made by his firm. WXldimq, KittrMN & Marvin, m. epi-opt- e iatMtdisonville. Mr. and . f 1 Walter Elgin, of Madisonville, was in'toVn Friday. Mm-.-Oar- l ' Strother and IMiSB Stella Morgan, af'Soath Oar- , m na v spe'nt'several days with fcheir aunt, Mrp. T. J, Morgan. Little Annfe M.iyMoore visitc d friends in Hophinsville Sunday fF. G. Hoge returne Sunday jf com the east. UCdward Oulhs and .Sam Owe-Hey, of Hopkiusville' were here JFriday. Leslie Bay nham, of 0 vvensboro, jaB in town Friday. f K Maddox and Oleo Olark "were here Tuesday night. Miflfi Mubelle Almon is visiting Jbec uncle, Lou uie Moore, at White dSTBurt White TjPlnius, wafc iii towu Tuesday. Dr. s. iVilliams,Qf Crofton, Wilson, of .rtspeut Wednesday. iPlains. Bradley I JEwee Sadye Bethel, Grace 'jSkotfte, Messrs Lonnie Heard atd Clyde Fields attended an enter-- . afcainment at White Plains Monday uihr, ri)c. Bailey' of White Ptaius, was m tow-- Wednesday. Dawson Spriugs, Ky., June 0. A mass meetiug of the citizens wasJield hor,e last uight on a eJ -- days., UniontownT AuduBt S, W. Almon has ourchased the "'Vanceburg, August days. wholesale house belonging to Er E. iLawrenceburg1 August 15 4, days. Hanks. We undeastand Mr. Hanks '.Leltchfleld, August 154 days. Burksvill&, AugUBt 154 days. has decided to retire from business Brodhead, AugUBt 163 days. and smoke stogies the remainder of Fern Creek, August 104 days. value-givin- g I other his days, although he js still a very facts " Shepherdsvllle, AngUBt 22 4 days. fellows do. young man. T .ondon, August 224 days. A Terrible Blunder During the storm Monday night, "tErrauger, August 23 4 days. to neglect liver trouble. Never do Germantown, August 248 days. it. Take Dr. King's New Ufe Pills lightning struck the Bailey drug .Nlcholasville, August 298 days. on the flrBt Bign of constipation, bil- store and burned it with all contents. Somerset, AugUBt 208 days, iousness or inactive bowels and pre The loss is estimated at $7,000. Bardstown', August 80 4 days. indigestion, jaundice vent virulent 1 or gall stones. Thoy regulate liver, days. Paris, September Liggett, son of Dr. W..B. Bailey, stomach and bowels and build up dayB. your health. Only 25c at all drug- arrived here Monday night from Mpntlqello, September daps. Alexandria, September gists. Louisville, where he recently gradudays. Mount Olivet, September ated at the Kentucky School of MediHogenville, September 5- -8 days. days. Dr. Liggett is a promising cine. Sanders, September Kentucky State Fair, Louisville, young man and has a bright future w Septpmber 116 days. before him many people are now using Horse Cave, September 204 days. dlBtuAJ Mayfleld, September 274 days. TakeHERBINE for all Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic purines the Tho new toilet germicide powder to be bances in the bnwela. It For that distressed feeling after bowel channels, promotes regular water as needed. dissolved in movements aud makes you feel eating, belching and nausea beFor all toilet and hygienic uses it is bright, vigorous anil cheerful. Price tween meals, take Bloodine. It better and more economical. 50c. Sold by St. Bernard Mining cures Dyspepsia by strengthening To cleanse and wldtcn tlio Co., Incorporated, Drug Department. the digestive organs so that they and teeth, remove tartar are capable of fullflllin their funcprevent decay. tions. St. Bernard Mining Co., You Need Stationery. To disinfect the mouth, dedepartment, special stroy disease germs, and Nothing gives an Individual or a agents. purify tho breath. fl'in standing in the business world To keep artificial teeth and New Mine to be Opened. like nice stationery neatly printed. bridtrowork clean, odorless and The Souii-WekTo remove nicotine from the teeth Bee job depart The Nortonville Goal & Ooke purify the breath after smoking. .ment keeps constantly on haud a Company are rapidly pushing the To eradicate perspiration and oody " flue line of letterheads, noteheada, work atiJthe number three mine, odors by sponge bathing. wash, known. billheads, stateinentand envelopes, and they hope to have same Tho best antiseptic Believes and strengthens tired, weak, both linn and commercial. We readv for ODeration in rime to inflamedeyes. Heals sore throat, wounds also do circular, invitation and cat ,neet the fall demand for fine and cuts. 25 and 50 cts. a box. dnyjgista alopre work. (Jive us a trlul. You ImueBticlump. or by mail postpaid. Sample Free. THE PAXTON TOILET CO.,Bobton.M ass. will be pleased. Lively as a Boy. If von are tired, run down, have 110 appetite, get a bottle of Yucatan Chill Tonic. A few doBes will set you up give you a boy's appetite-ma- ke - TELEPHONE - SERVICE THE you Btrong and lively as n, twelve-year-olPurifies the blnod LOOK HEBE, ME, FAEHER! 50c a and strengthens the system Note that the Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company, Incorporated, Is offerbottle at the St. Bernard Mining ing to you an Ideal proposition (or telephone service. Using our service )ou have Co,, Incorporated, Drug Departof long distance connections to every important point in the United States. Tho advantages of telephone service in your residence are too numerous to.mention, but among ment. getting The following are the dates fixed for holding the Kentucky Fairs for laii-afar as reported Officers of fairs are requested to report to us any ommisBlons or corrections of dates. f 'MadiBonvllle, July 18. 5 days. Wednesday afternoon. 'Henderson, July 25, 5 days. LQnnie Heard, ot Nortonville, was Versailles, AugUBt 22 dayB. Xiexington, August 70 days. here Wednesday. s paint Made in forty-eig- It's a painter's ht shades. Color cards given upon request BOLD BY handsome iY fl 04 85 ST. BERNARD MINING CO, INCORPORATE DRUG DEPARTMEN1 ROBT. SORY, M. . i D, : Practice limited to diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, Eyes Tes'ted. Glasfees'Pltted. OFFICE HOURS 9 TO 12 A. M Office Over C. L. Ross' Grocery. 2 j TO 4:30 P. M. Center Street 46 Instead of Liquid Antiseptics Peroxide 64 55 54 64 MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY BE TROUBLED WITH WHY FILTHY FLIES? 4f iy BEST d. 1 Cl sSii .i tii..tig i. ,iiHn m .. mt I... jnH.ii&,.,rili wnifc,iiiiiiZimlliiiiirl June mv -- A f I f accurato them would be daily communication with the markots, obtaining prices reports i n tin weather, calling up jour neighbors friends and relatives. All these admore than worth the price you would pay for the service vantages aid pleasures are Literature and Information furnished by calling on our manager, E. G Mann. specials CUMBERLAND Incorpo TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH GO. ed AT- Ute lit New Store Special Excursion -- Celebrated Swann Hats for rruyi, Straw Hats in all the newest shapes, 50c, $1, $1.50, $2 and $2.50. Ladies' and children's Velvet one Strap Pumps Ladies $1.50, $ 2 and $2 50. Misses' Velvet Pumps $1,25. "Newest creations in ladies' Waists 35c, 69c, $1, $1.50, $2, $ 2 50 and $3. Ladies' Neckwear 19c to 50c. Beautiful Millinery at remarkably low prices; INSURE NOW Besides the usual hazard-durin- g this month you have the added danger of lightning burning your home or household goods. Protect .yourself by insurfng . against fires, tornadoes, etc. "We represent only reLet us explain. liable companies When for a small sum we can fit your house with screen doors and windows that will prevent the entrance-o-f these dangerous and annoying little' pests. The time to put up screen doors and windows is right now before the house is filled and the wall, curtains and ceilings are. -- T . VIA L. & H. St,-- Louis ' and Return J UNE is the storm month. JUNEJ7J9II Special train leaves $2.75. June 17, Henderson 10 arriving at Sr. Louis 0 a. m. Returning Jeaves St. Louis 11 d. m., June 18, arriving at Henderson 6 aV m. Natioual League Base Ball game. Sr. Louis vs'. New York. All Parks, Gardens, Vaudeville Etc., open. ., p-m- ruined. Call and see our line of screens and get prices. Fare, from Henderson, KyM St. Bernard Mining INCORPORATED Go. Store H9PKINS N. P. MORTON, V ) ) GO. W. R. COYLE, . Manager - Mamgtf Eatt Ctrter Sited tftMdint "K KIMMONS & SISK feneral Insurance 4 r Madisonyi(iif Kentucky Mortons Gap, Kentucky R. H. DeTrmlle, T, P. A. Epunstille, M. . -- Eaflington, Kentucky irirw - "4i' f P.D.Bmks,Agt. - t'ii Vv it, jS 3 jy-r- Qfyfi. , V, :awwivWiWiyiW.ww.w.w Ulillinery Bargains Beginning Wednesday, June 14 We will offer you many real bargains in Millinery, consisting of Pattern Hats, Shapes, Sailors and all kinds of Trimming. Give us a call. It will be l'"V ' B. M. SLATOIM I Funeral Director, :; . Lictnsed Embalmer KY- - NEXT BOOR TO POST OFFICE. K TAN va SHOE SALE Phoae 124-- 2 MADISONVILLE, Morton Victory was H flWWWWfflWWWMWWWfr Saturday. Vudor Porch Bhades, the kind you see' advertised In all the leading office. maazineB, $s.S6, $3.25 and $4.95. Fred Bailey and Harry Benson O'Bryan, Utley tc Co. of Madisonville were In this eity Incorporated; Madisonville, Ky. Sunday. W. P. Graham of the M. H. and Old Hickory Porch Furniture. E. spent Sunday in Central City. None genuine unless it has the Old Hickory burnt into every piece. Harnessing the World's Largest Spring O.Bryan, Utloy & Co. With a surface area of eighteen Incorporated, Madisonville, Ky. aores, Mammoth Spring, Arkansas, Miss Anna Ashby and ueloe Eliza can justly claim to be-tlargest beth Toombs, left this morning: for spring iu the world. Its Bource 1b Oorbiti and Louisville, where they trum a powerful subterranean river will visit friends and rolatlvep and it has been sounded to a depth Will Meachem, who was knocked of 96 leet, using an anvil for a plumfrotn bis train by the Madisonville met, at which depth the stream tram shed Thursday morn I up:, is was so strong It bore the weight Tho flow is very regular and now improving. averages half a million gallon John Hanner returned home Sunday from St. Mary,s School, which daily. This wonderful spring has been harnessed to give 2tt00 horse he has been attending-power aud 20,000 additional Homor Moore made a - busiue6s power will soon be developed. horse trip to Victoria Friday. As early as 1854 this spring was Lee Myres, of St. Louts, was in raised with a four foot.dam to turu town Friday on business. the wheels of a tiny grist mill. In Miss Elizabeth Toombs, of Mad- 1886 a new dam was built and enough isonville, atteuded the Sunday power obtained to light the towns of School picnic here Friday. Mammoth Spring, Arkansas, and Mr. aud Mrs. Floyd Laffoon, of Thayer, Missouri, across the line. Madisonville, visited friends In this Toe new dam, just completed, is 610 feet in length aud 24 feet high. city Friday. aud chil- The towns of Mammoth Spring, Mrs. Kitchelt Walker Thayer, Koshkonoug, BrandBVille, dren spent Friday in this city with Fruitvllle, and West Plains will Mrs. Ed. Rule was in Madisonville Saturday, shopping. Old papers for sale at the Bee in EvanB-vill- e Beginning Wednesday, June 14 And Will Continue for 10 Days ' well worth your time to investigate our Bargains in this department. Nothing reserved in our Millinery department Anything you purchase you will share a part of the profit from now until July 3. We will offer at a great reduction every tan pxford and pump in our stock.,atthe following price. We have but a few of these bargains and at the price we quote you they will not last ' ' long. p he -- . , ,0 Mens' $3.00 Tan Oxfords for 3.50 . ,M ' "' " $2.39 .".v. 2.59 7.-3- Barnes, Cowand & INCORPORATE Go. . .. - -- i --.. " -- .5,& Tan vLadies'5$2 - " '"PHI maa "" who stops advr tiling whca his trad is pkkifif up is like the awm who tops fiihiag whin the fish ta- fia to bite Md let it Think- - this over worry you ii News of the Town Clyde Tbompflon, operator, who has bon working in South Howoll returned fo the past ho ta Sunday. M kw Annio Ash by was on the sick llit Monday. two-weokB, Mltm Dodgo O'Brlon was in Macl-leonTlI- Ie Subd. n Sunday visiting friends. Jewel Wobb was In Madiaouvllle Homer Moore was on the'afck list MTU. VJ. J "Monday. MT.HIUU tlUMJIUOUUmiuuv Sunday in Henderson. Quite a number of EarltnKtou uoo-pl- e apQt Sunday at Dawson Springe. Those iu the crowd were : Larry Todd Will 3oyd, Carl Meaoham, Earl Col-linahd Misses AoljBa and Bessie Bennett, Pearl and Clara Lanior, nd Dora and Mauls Wilkin. WANTED 100 miners at "once for i s, NOHTONVIIiLH . leaar worn. Avny w COAIj it CORK CO., Incorporated Nortonvllle, Ky. Mm. Garfield Oldham, of the Is i BJIWJipillo. thjclty Ef I V ! her mother during her vacation. $1.00 $6 00. vuit oacuraay. Other Foster has accepted a po Mrs. Win. Bradley who has been Ot F. Sbelton, tho real estate man Baksition as clerk In the Bon-To- n otMadisouville, was here on bust. visiting in Madisonville a few. days ery, has returned home. Mrs. O. B. Meneese and children, of Canon, Ga., who have been the 'uifiJIMFluliWu'1llllllTJIIII1111 of her Mrs. 4 guestsDraper,Parents, Mr. and Sun A. G. returned .home day. E. E. Wallace did great work at the Webb fire with his little garden Fowls aud Ems from Fahose. mous 'Hawkins Strain ot Extra Spejoial Prices all this week Barred Kocks. Also pure on all Scrim window curtains aud Stenciled Curtain Goods. O'Bryan Btock Ialaud Rod. Utley &"Co. Incorporated. Eggs per setting o? 15 fine Madisonville, Ky. Barred Rocks $2.00. Rhode Mrs. John Twiman vn sou, Pau', who have been visiting friends in Island Red $1.50. this city for several weeks, havo rdlurtied to their home lu Hopkins-vllle- . in M. H. Fletcher, of Paduoah, a few days. i JDr'jI. O. McEuen was in Evans- - Mrs. Ed McGary and son, of the Hichland cpuntry, are visiting' Mtb. 'MoEuen this week. Quito a number of our people were lu Evansville Satuday attending the aviation meet. O. P. Webb, of this place, left yes terdny tb visit his brother in Sacramento, Ky.. whom he has not soon in eight years. Wanted Two or three furnishod rooms for light houaekdepirig. Address F, care Bee officeMargaret Vlnkers, of MaUlsonville, who haB been visiting her cousins, Thelmaand Edith Patterson, for thfr p&Bt week, htCs returned home. Miller aid Ben Evans were In M adiBonville Sunday. Miss. Mary Hewlitt attended the show in Madisonville Sat. night. Miss Bartie Jennings was in Saturday shopping. Mr. and Mrs. M. Haunr Jr. visited frlonds in Madlsouvllle Saturday. . Roy Henry of Louisville is x81t inghis paronts in this city. Mrs. Jack Stokes who has been visiting in Hanson for a few days has returned home. Miss Ejna Jaokson was in Madlsouvllle, Sat, shopping. Ben F. Robinson of Mortons- - Gap on was in MtdisonviUe Friday business, Mrs. J. W. Travis of this place is visiting her mother, Mrs. Robinson of St. Charles this week. Webb BroB. have painted one of their delivery wagons and are paint-th- e other. They present a fine appearance and, .Buck' is wearing an unusually broad smile because of it. Charlie is the artist that wielded the brush. A nice line ot Hammocks at Slsk Bros.' Book Store. Prices range from - "2;kj: 2.25 3.00 "' ". .00 Oxfords rrl r;vV--."- .98 " J. . ?.; " " 4'59 .$1.39 1.59 1.79 K "V.. -v Misses and Children's Tan oxfords er reduction. .3-5- " "( ' j..- ',,....,.,..... xi. ,...'2.39 at1 r'v.. 2.59 even a great- pon be lighted by power developed from the spring. It is expoetad Mies Mollle. R. Henify, who has that the water from this source will been on the sick list for several ultimately light most of the towns davs, 1b now ablo to resume her wo k for 50 miles around. friends. Be sure and look over our remnant . 11 , ' Counter. f 11. .1 MMaMHMI1MaMiHMHiwaMHHWBawHHMBIMH1MHIMMIIMaMM I,,, ...11. .I.,. in...,. . . t. Every housekeeper who takes pride in her ability to manage her attairs economically, and in keeping down ex penses, should bo interested in seeing the finest Refrigerator made. We carry a full line of the Barnes, Cowand & Co: INCORPORATED j Leonard Cleanable Refrigerators acknowledged to be the most perfectly refrigerators ever put on the mar sanitary and on your ice mil and lasts a life d ket. Save fully time. Ordinary refrigerators only last about Iiyo years. Made of polished oak or satin walnut with real porcelain lining all in one piece. Constructed throughout in the t.ronfirest and most substantial manner. Ume tn ana let us show you their many valuable features ice-savi- ng kV-flkl-rf!) jr Jnlsjf' MEMBERS EVANSVILLE REBATEASSOCIATION SFSI xr.?cin s one-thir- We Make and Sell Summer Clothes That areas Near Perfect as .Clothes Can be St. Bernard Mining Co. Kentucky INCORPORATED rrliB9en, Mrs. A. O. Slsk was in Madisonville Friday chopping. MIbb Minnie Bourland, of New Brunswick, Oa. Is at home with 'tt'tM'PTf'JrtJtl'jT 'flOftfjHjflfM'r ftWjtTPTjfM!F'Vl!Wjt'frrJf1xrfJx Chesley Mrs. Cordelia Hall and children, of Madisonville,. returned home Mon There is self satisfaction and self congratulation in knowing anything one owns rings true. If you possess a watch with a gold filled case, your friends may not know it is not gold, put you know it. The same with clothes you may have a cheap suit that looks good for awhile, but the substance is not there. Why not buy good clothes, seeing that our prices for good clothes are less than many stores ask for ordinary clothes? Mohair Suits, Cravanettes, $16.50 to Men's $26, . Summer Woolens and Serges, $10 to Men's ce ce p2o. day. , FOR SALE Miss Velma Craig, of Graham, is the guest of , Miss Cecil Stanley. Will Fergurson made a' business tripfo Madisonville Monday. Carrie Croft and Alma Ray, of Crofton, spent Sunday here. Misses Misses Cecil Serges, Sicilians, to $7.50. $1.50 Men's Wash and Fancy Worsted Trousers, $ to $6.50. .. Men's Straw, Bankok and Panama Hats,"$l to $5. Men's Oxford Shoes in all 'Styles, $2 to $6. And equally as extensive and comprehensive lines in summer and vacation wear for the boys the maximum of value for the minimum of cost. Come, or let's hear from you by mail or phone. We rebate fares. Men's Skeleton Coats, JWohairs, - 1 1 H. G. DAVIS Madisonville, Ky. 1....A. A....A,...J.8,.-Aw nto.fflflnriJiiii.ifei nJn .rtlBit.MwiJiipujai.h. 9 r'A'riiiiArinAirJlitii lAmtflilinrifeiiti A'l n liilln n week. femlitllii' nlfy r4 Gene Oldham worked as Extra on the Morganfield Accom. Sunday ,' relieving O. Y Cox for the day. 4 During the absence of Pat Whal-Ipiengineer of the Intrurban, Fatty Cumpoir is on duty for tho Stanley and Velma Craig went to Madisonville Thursday. Joe McPherson, of Madisonville, was here last week on business. The ice cream supper given here Saturday night was well attended. Miss RubyfDillingham, of Daniel Boone, has returned home, after a i visit to her brother. IT PAYS TO TRADE HERE " Go With Us to It is worse than useless to take any' medicines internally for muscular or chrohio rheumatism. All that is needed is a free application of Sisk Bros'. Book - Go, sale by all dealers. Chamberlain's Liniment. For Madisonville, Kentucky It's not made for any certain climate, but is made to withstand the weather conditions of every climate. Amalgamated ARG ROOFING will not drip under the blazing sun, nor crack in the bitterest cold. It's f WHEN IN MADISONVILLE Where they sell Stationery, Watches Clocks. ry of all kinds. Wall Paper Window Shades, Pictures, Picture Frames, Etc. Jewel- made by our secret process and is universally acknowledged the Amalgamated ARC one and ONLY absolutely perfect roofitig. ROOFING is etandard and takes the same insurance rate as slate or metal. Our agenta are "authorized to refund money in full if Amalgamated ARC ROOFING should fail to satisfy. Send for samples and full information. ROOFING CO., Fir.l N.HBaakBW.. mrwimihmm.Al. AMALGAMATED Visit the Princess Theater, the best moving ' in thtf country. . " t?-;-f Something new each night. . .r Matinee everymfternoon 2 to 5. Vaudeville each night. j7 , r- - .1 v FOR SAUK S)Y STAR PLANING MILL COMPANY MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY r. , FFIOE3 8c IO CBNTS A. DNOE, Jr., Manager. 55 Qo .' . . Special Reduction on Wall Paper for the Next Ten Days. ffmft AtUntb Gen til Orders mi SMwftcH GutrMnteed &3 v'i J . ' II. I Mill, p -;- $e JiKV - II JiQbJW jTVW '" up r in Himi v J r- - bVJl K.WIy TssscyaBBwe flfca-HBir.' '" f - "V '.vmshs Ktfr -- 'ITS . ,"''. l . ' . yt CONSERVATIVE INVESTORS field. GREAT OPPORTUNITY iore NORTONVILLE being surroujhded with mining towns, its location 7 Nothing as sale as real estate, providing it is located inhere there is a foundation composed of natural resources. Everyone knows that has been keeping up with the times, that Western Kentucky is rapidly coming to the front in the mining ? A-ri- i." ' t I, V ? S" is naturally sure to become a commercial center, its trunk line railroads and coal industries, its other valuable minerals cannot be taken away without increasing the value of ' " every foot of land around Nortonville. With'the rapid progress, which the Middle South is making, all of these recources are going to be developed very soon, '- Iy - ?-- . ls hjk V J ' , ! f The. NORTONVILLE Coal & Coke Company is going to give every man, woman and child an opportunity of beThe New Addition east of the coming a real estate owner in the Coming Commercial Center of the Middle South. corporate limits of NORTONVILLE, south of the Illinois Central Railroad, is the finest location in the town, 'The soil The 'above Addiis fertile and is far enough away from the noise and smoke to make desirable residence property. tion has been laid off, giving each lot 50 feet 'frontage and most of them 190 feet deep to an alley. foot concrete sidewalk; will be built in front of each lot by The lots will all be sold with the understanding that a 3 the Company,'free of charge to the purchaser,, as soon asihe lot is paid for. This will make the best" investment ever offered These lots are!bound to tnpple.in value in two or three years. There has already been several lots in NORTONVILLE. sold in the corporate limits and many applicants for more also applications made for building houses on same, and we now have a large amount of lumber and material onMiand and will, in a few days, Begin the erection of several new houses; also a large Department St&re, which will'"''Via'vf a frontage on' Oak street of 7S!feefiby 100 feet long. There will alsp be a large ware' house built to be used 'in connection with the coal mining'properties of Nortonville. 1- -2 On "Q.ttJ.irclstyi 1, IQll Juno Industries There is a proposed flour mill that and ready for operation by fallN A clay production plant that six-stor- . .- . ; ; Chickejrik katm and ' $udv Our Terms Very Carefully will be built ' -- ,' . Truck Gardening: Can all be realized on Saturday, the 17th day of June.- - .will manufacture sewer pipe, paving block, building'brick. hotel will be built, mostly by Chicago A capital, also a sanitarium. We now have two mines in operation here, Finking a third shaft, and in a short time will be opening and developing a fourth mine, within a mile of the Nortonville railroad crossing. y V Can you afford to invest a few dollars where you can build a beautiful home in your own city and where there are ideal railroad facilities and every prospect for a first class town, both on ac'count' of its location and the natural resourceswhich is a natural boone to the, town? '1 $10.00 d ;wn and $5.00 per month, without interest. No taxes until the lot is paid for. 10 per cent discount for case in ten days. You can buy two lots, $15.00 down and $7 50 per month, to apply on payment for both lots. In case of sickness, lack of employment, you will have 2 weeks' grace on your payments. In case of death of purchaser, we will issue a deed to his, or r heirs, without any further payments and 1 h-- remember these terms apply to lots bought anywhere in NORTONVILLE. Title absolutely perfect. Free abstract with deed. ' RESTRICTIONS: IS foot, building line. r In order to induce you to attend our sale we are going to make thjs one grand big " . feast. ; 1 Grand Big Barbacue. Free ' .,- of-- Cost Will have a band from the nearest town that we can secure! t We reserve th.e all undesirable bids. rigbjrfetany, . - - i .. ( or Two Choice Lots to be Given Away One to the ladies, one to the gentlemen. The auctioneer will be a man known to you all and can sell a lot a minute. The sale of these lots will be conducted on the fairest and squarest plan possible. Sale commences promptly at 1 1 o'clock a. m. G'entlemenly clerks will be on hand to announce bids for ladies. " Coupons for free lots and plats will be issued on the grounds. We have set the time for this sale at 1 o'clock in order to give .everyone coming from either direction to NORTONVILLE an opportunity to get here on the first train reaching this point before the sale begins. There will- be no lots sold in this New Addition until the morning of the sale, as we desire to give everyone that comes to the sale, from out of town an equal chance to buy these lots. 1 - f $100.00 IN ' GOLD " -- ' s. t Will be given to the builder of the first home within the next six months. . t""" Nortonville Coal & Coke Co K Office in Bank Buildin; t ft c 'i . INCORPORATED Nortonville, Kentucky 4U" tir ft ta f rf lSSM