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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 0- p i iIUESUAY and fRIDAY l Xi i i id r r p H ru llt7h IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE TIIENTY SECOND YEAREARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY FRIDAY JUNE 16 1911 No48 t IIi4 h JUNE 10 MJM d r rr tJ c MclEODS SECOND ANNIVERSARY SALE It will pay jii toattendthls Purchasers Picnic and look over the thousands bargains which are being offered to the buying public Hereis thechance to get IIwhatou need right at the beginning of the season greatly reduced prices EacH department is brimful of new seasonable merchandise tlebest that toe market affords Bargains in every department Come and be convinced THE McLCOD The Store Where Are Always Madisonville uNEWSPAPER MEN ANNOUNCE i Program For MetingWell 4 Known Kentucky Writer to Make Addresses WILL LAST FOR FOUR DAY YJoi j r The Programme Committee composed of Tom Underwood Hopkineville New Era Ohap iT Meacham HopkiBBViHe Keu tY tuokian and John S Lawrence t Cadiz Record to arrange th programme for the coming meet 4 ins of the Kentucky Press Asso 1ciation at Oeroleean Springs Jane 10 and 28 completed its programme which is as follow i Yetday vaatag Jae II 880 oclock Informal recep J tiofls Ttwlaj Xtniaf Jane M- ft15 o clock Meeting Ued teI t orderOpened with prayer It880WelcomQ address by Denny P Smith of Cadiz r tift 10 06 ReBpdniferby Need ham Winchester Democrat Roll Call- Beading of minutes of mid rwintermeeting etc addressfA D f Miller Secretarys report Sheldon M Saufley Stanford Journal Applications for membership Reading of annual poem E A Jonat poet laureate Louisville Time General business Tiittay lfteraeea 110 120 oclock Call to or- derjr iuWht the Kentucky Press Association has done fo 119 Kentucky Newspapers Harry LIf W McOarty Nicholasville Journal I 2 OOuTb Country Weekly L W Gaines Trenton Progress 280 How I found out so much George H Peters Louis v vjjle Heraldjr Ke2 800 Round tablet Getting Advertising conducted by Geo Soreneon manager American Press Association Cincinnati W dmMd y XoralBfr 121 915 oclock Call to order 920Report of Executive Committee on new applications H It forMembership980VliaL the Press IH done and may for better roads Harry A Sommers Elizabethtown eWll 00rTlie Newspaper Wo man chester SunSentinel 80 M6ld Times add NewsH J Stoddard Johnson Louisville 2100 Round table The Job DePrtilientrJ 0 Alcock Jef ferso town JeffersomunW- edmeiday AftermooH Jane 2- 1clockOallto120 0 order 1110Where is Cerulean 1 W P Walton Lexin ton Her ldr2 OOPractical BUggeBtiotiB I Urey Woodson I Owehsborb Mee f Gen ger w 230 Round table Inside vs All Home Print a con vdttcted David R Forbes dSiC Leadr 88OBuss8eu weot ugeight District Publishers League y T fi u N J 1 i i of at Y do 10 10 Tkmriday XoiBiag Jane 22 016 oclockCali to order g 20HDotngB of a Daily El G Leigh Bowling Green Messenger l45 Stftrting a paper Miss Allie Armstrong Nortonville Dii patc 101H8ome Benefit Derived JamesSB StearsNlchol 1045Relations Between City Daily Hud Country weekly Brainard Platt Louisville Cour ier Journal 1 111WItt is News andc ieJones GlHsgow Republican Tkkn4iy AfMratM has M- i15 oclock Any unfinished business1300Baseball lame between Eastern H41a tuck conipo d of the last six Oecesional dife tricts President D HUlW Richmond Climax cptiau aa3 Western Efentucky composei of first five districts x President Tom Unerwood Hopkisg ille few Era captain Umpire WliliKff RemiBftoif Paris Dam ocrat and Ohfirles M Meaohara Hopkinsville Kentuckian Trtiay Yeratag luIS gOO oclock Election of Of fibers r 1Gtaobong HG9d be With- you Till we Meet sARainrbY the entire meeting led by J RI Lemon Mayfield Messenger Final Adjournment With only two or three exceptions those on the above proj gramme have notified the com mittee to their acceptance of the subjects assigned them The Eastern and Qentral Ken tucky r newspaper people will rendezvous at Louisville Monday leaverpromptly at 12 oclock noon inj in a special train by the Illinois leiitralRailroad Com u tndI will reach Cerulean at 6 oclock p m without having te change trains 7he programme of the Social and Entertainment Committee will be issued later 6avesl His Wifes Life UMy wife would have been in her toda yH writes O H Brown of MuscadlneAaHit it had not been Dr Kings New Discovery She waa down In her bed not able haaasdreadful cough I Rother a bottles of Dr Kings New Discovery and she soon begaa to mend and was well in a short time Infallible for coughs and colds its the most reliable remedy on earth for desper ate lung hermorrhages la grippe asthmat bay fever croup and whooping 60o 100 Trial bottle free Guaranteed by all druggists Mr Atkinson Improving Mr Jno B Atkinson suffered this week fora couple qf days from what was probably a little disorder of digestion thoughhis digestion as a rule is particularly good But be has gained strength again and is feeling well this morning after pass InK a very rpRtfulflight The doc tors report his iituerul conditionim proving and expect his strength t continue to increase Help the baby through the period b3 giving It El3BA- ELIXIR H healthful whole bat e no opium or morphine or injurious drugs of anyklndlBablesthrlve under its an bowels correctingInflHenee Price byh8tI df Drug Depar tmeuteyJ h IEARLINGTON KILLED BY CAR1- At I Greenville Ky Last Saturday Was Well Known Here and5 Friends Regret his Death 1 1 LOST BALANCE AND FELT ON TRACK f Maude Baker manager of the Greenville Coal Company store member of the Mad isonville B P O E Lodge and a former citizen of Earlington received injuries which paused his death two hours later Both legs were cut off one at the knee and one just below the knee It wartHte of tfce moqt peculiar and saddett accidents that ever occurred Satmwky morniag he was engaged lB a conversation with 0IK Martin connected with the mines when tusaw a coal car which was standing on a sidetrack start down the track the chain of the break havin snap ped Both men started for thej car and picked up planks to throw under the wheeele m ameJ fort to stop the runaway car In the meantime the car was gain ing speed and was going at a fastI rate when Baker running in front of it and attempting to placea plank under the wheels slipped and fell on the track The wheel passed OVr his body crushing out the HI it Heis survived by a wife andj three Children Mary James and Martin and by his mother Mrs Fannie Baker of Paducah and by Mrs Cam Wright of Paducah a sitter and by another sister and onel roth eri Be Jived here many years being born and reared here AudI was well known in Hopkins county He was a man uuivef sally adtliiredaaa of high personal character He has relaI tives in this place and Madisoi ville When you feel a cold rooming on dont but immediately take- Bloadine Couib Checker the coleI brated throat and lung remedy It stops the cough rolleveB the irrita tion and cures the cough St Ber nard Mining Co Incorporated drug department special agents TO DEDICATE LINCOLN HALL On Oct 14 And President Will Make Address ElizabethtownKy June 16 Lin coin Memorial hall will be dedi cated Oct 14 when President Taft will make an address It is probable Theodore Roosevelt will a sQbe present The date had been fixed for some time in June but Presl dent found he could not be in at tendance and the committee in charge selected Oct 14 when they heard from President Taft that that date would be satisfactory He will detrain at Louisville and by automobile will make the trip to th Lincoln farm over the Lincoln way Lightainf Kills Few x- Iff 1906 lightning killed only 169 Onesoless than two in a million The chance of death from liver kidney vastlygreaterYau RobertMadsn WeHtBurliugton la proved Four doctors gave him up after months of suffering from virulent liver rouble and yel comedthe best1 stomach lIver nerveandkldney ramedy and blood I Jtler on earth 6Qc at u adruggist J NEXT MEETS HERE ASunday Convention At Nortonville a Success and Greatly Enjoyed by Delegates HENRY VANNOY REEIECTED The annual convention of the Hopkins County Sunday School Association jnet at JSof tonville Methodist Church Wednesday and an excellent programme was carried out Every Sunday School in the county was well represented The convention wa in session onlv one day and at the latest approved methods o Sunday School work fully explained There were several changes madam the program and follow tug is the way It was carried outI 980 Devotional Brother Harrison 1020 Song 0 25 Report of Secretary arid roll call 1045 Conference How ca Workers Best Help onr Sunday Schools Audience ask quee dons from chart conducted by T 0 Gebauer 1110u1he Demand of a Modern SundaySchool =Prof 0 E Dudley 1180 Pledges and offerings for State and County workIi2dO Noon Intermission 180 DevotionalRev J P I Tuck 145 I B R A and = Golde Text Memory League Rev T 0 Gebauer 200 Male Quartette JJ10 Address on Recitation Smith 225 Song 280 Primary Teaching Dem onstrated by Miss Nora Beard 245 Training the Child for Church Membership Rev D M Harrison 800 Place and Power of Memorized Scripture Rev 0 F Wimberly 815 Our Sunday Schools Greatest Needs and how to Sup ply Them Five minutes talks by Rev W 0 Lloyd and T 0 OBryan 840 Report of committees election of officers invitation for next meeting Adjournment Earjington waselected as the place to hold the convention next Elm Grove Church at Anton t wasan applicant Henry Vannoy was reelected president and Miss Nora Bear secretary and treasure The otter elections were oef Gap- Silperintendont AdultDepart neatProf OvE Dudley Earl ii f ton Superintendent Organizati- oDePartmentMrs n 1 Btii1eyro I MacjUonville Sii Superintendent Education Df pertinentRev D T Stanley fE rlfngtoD Superintendent Visitation pe paftmentWillthillw o f MadisoneihesSuperintendent Intermediate e J d 4jMwrTy 1 1 n Department Harry Anderson of MldiBonville Superintendent Elementary Department Miss Ruth Plain of Madisonville The local delegates returned with mach prates of the hospitality of the Nbrtonville Inem = hers r skinIenJovUtevelvotyCures andbleepingCo Incorporated drugdepartmebt special agents hMfb taP0 Bank Net Attachablel Akron ObJo i June 14 Deposits Savings Bank cannot be altaceed in tofwho today completed his first in speotion of the bank opened at Bar- berton Ohio Absolute secrecy must be main island as to the identity of deposi tors and courts are helpless in any attempt to force postmasters to pro duce their records Money thus de posited is not subject tq attachment or other legal pr t1edh at stance of creditors burnsnrheumatism are all subject to theshealing and penetrating power- ofBALLARDSSNOW LIMIMENT It is a marvelous pain relief Price 260 60a and 100 per bottle Sold by St Bernard Miunig Co incorpo rated Drag Departmentf Card of ThanksIWe take this pressing our gratitude to our many friends and acquaintances for their assistance and sympathy during thec sickness and death of our little spn May God give you His blessing dur theuearnest prayer of MB AND AiRs HARRY A WrrTmis- Getieiallr11Mitsted for jeare Had tick headaches lacked ambition Will vrbra out and al rundown Burdock Dlood Bitters made me a well womanMrs Chas Freitojr Moosup Coon Newspaper Friendihip what it Amounts To A newspaper has innumerable op portunities to boost and extend courtesies of various kinds to people and IB generally willing to do so In doing tbeselthings it does not ex peat any direct pay But there are people who will accept boosts and favors from a paper and then when an opportunity comes to reel pro tale they forget all about them and give it the cold shoulder For this kind of people the newspaper has a good memory The friendship of a newspaper is something for thei newspaper always returns moreJ boosting than It receives No manj lives who does not at some time In his life and perhaps oftener ask for and receive favors from a newspa per Then IS when the editors mem ory comes to his aid Cimmerou KanJacksonfan A Peek Into His Pooket would show the box of Bucklens adcarries I have nee er had a out wound bruises or sore it would not soon healha writes Greatest healer of burns bolls scolds chap ped bands and lips feversores skin eruptions eczema corns and piles 25c at druggists If really desirous of getting rich this advice is as tree to take as it Is freely given Work like Thomas Aa Edison and epedd like Hetty Green Gas in tne stomach comes from food which has fermented Get rid of this badly digested food as quick ly as possibly If you would avoid bilious attack HERBINE Is remedy you used It cleanses and strenrthfcns and bowels and bowels and restores energy and byIt3tntY00 in TUESDAY and FRIDAY IL JUNE 241 STORE Prices Right II r Wina MANJ CONVENTION Postals SENATE PASSESDIRECT VOTES n Resolution Goes Through upper house by 64 to 24 FEDERAL SUPERVISION IS ADDED Washington June HThe senate by 64 to 24 passed the resolution amending tbe constitution to provide for election of senators by direct pop ular vote The Bristow Amendment giving to the fedora government supervision of such elections was adopted 44 to 44 the vicepresi casting tho deciding vote The house already bas passed the resolu tion Senator Reed of Missouri protest castingaleSenator Bacon qualifying the Brie tow amendment to prohibit federal supervision election ot the state legislatures refuse or fail to act was defeated 46 to 49r Tho resolution as amended was then adopted Clark Paves Way Adoption of the Bristow ameadment which omitted the house provision transferring superylplon of senatorial elections real congress to the state legislatures was njada poesibleby- Mr Olarkerof Arkansas the democratic vote for the proto The tie on that ballot would been prevented It his vote had been cast with his party with whom he voted later on adoption of resolution On this first ballot republicansMessrs Borah Gronna LaFollotte Poindexter and Worksall insurgents voted against the provision Bilious Feel heavy alter diuaer Tongue Bitter taste Compleiioa stllow LUer seeds waking up Doans Regulets care blllont1 attacks aj cerfts at any drug store r Card of Thanks We desire to thauk the ersons who so gallantly fought the fire which almost destroyed our home Monday and assure them their ef forts in our behalf were fully appre ciated Mr end MM C W Webb The womanoitoday who hail good health good sense bright eyes and a lovely complexion the result aad gopd digestion wins the admiration tbe world If your dlxestlbn is faculty Chamberlains Stomachand Liver Tablets will correct it Far- salebyall rdealers v 5 Overrules Motion x Federal Judge Evans has over ruled the motion of defendants lathe case of J F Van Hoosen against A A Robinson and others which a new trial was asked for Van Hoosen was given Judgment fo 5200 damages He alleged that the defendants were night riders and that they so mistreated and mtimU dated him that bo was controlled to sell his property and leave the stateThe court In overruling the mo tiou said that he oosldered the jud gment very reasonable assuming tbat the defendants were guilty of the deeds charged against them The parties all live in North Chris tian except plaintiff who has mow edaway 4 1at DREB HARDIN DK 1 C RAY Drs Hardin Ray r DENTISTS Painless Extracting aacdPerceleitr Werk Hid Clan Dtntittry kwa SfMttty OAkeS w AT JH M iIlt KMtrtclr 1Jr ro 1Miwns Mfg Lwq T ailet- pin t1ee c ri 5 PAUL M MOORE EDITOR AND PUELt9HlR t JB FAWOBTT r IlIHCIATEEBlfOIUNB BUSINESS MANAGER Member of4 XetttxcknRresa Asctatrelr eitsi Siceul District Publishers League tfikrtt Jtrr1s iiist1Iiil Street Madi MMrakene 4T Friday Jd f N 3arly to Bed and early to rise k Attend to your business and ti ladirtieit you bo healthy pros feraas and wise 4r t Madisonville Notes t BT AILEEN DAVIS I Reonllkht Tramp a Misses Gertrude B Francis Over aU were the aleveeslatess on Wed eeday evening at their home in this city uf a most Uulgue Moon Jf lib Tramp Several days previous to this e event the following invitations were ggsufld written on common yellow wrapping paper and the youne- rjieople recoivlripr these were all eagerness to a ee of what nature the Traiup4 would bov You are requested t6 meet with the only Human Pair of Overalls at + S880P M Wodnesday evening June L jath Conle prepared for a tramp After the guests had arrived the youri ladles worn asked into one W crooiii the young men were Invited s3mto another where they were glv bandanat32i mod to long sticks to be carried over their shoulders ion their tramp The young man given a handkerchief Sound his partner to have one in she same color and design as his P3 totiIn teaming coif o and crisp toastea bateau waiting thorn this beings ti erved with the lunch that was bun- ted t up in the bandana handker chiefs wh lotithey earned Ice mraam and oases ware served at the 3 conclusion oftlHiplcnlo lunch Thoso Invited were MIsses Margaret mad Louise McPherson Inez and Francis Elgin Metabeth Sory Beatrice Rhea Lucy and Hazel Faw i sett Sybil Hart Georgia Morton t sod Lutllno Ooil f j rs r i11lbalikecral Weeing Surprises Friends WeT iiliy r Miss Poet CraVail Mw Gard- x3rer ahanks both1 of Madisonville Qkfiou an early train for Evansville Wednesday momluif and were mar rerfed lu atfow hours after they reached She hoosier oityttThat this iadeen their iptentions yad been kbptV ryquJet Miss Oralb Is a daughter of Mr end Mrs Zack Craig isa beautifulH r and accomplished young lady While Mr Blianks is the eldest IOn of Mr and Mrs Jack Shanks end hud tor years held a most re I spoiiBiblo poeltltloii in the post of rice lu ails city His vacation lasting for two weeks 3Ir and Mrs Shanks will visit sevb s r wStuwuwSbeuCl +o2mutll5wu9nNu JSuuulur yar 1h June Sale Specials r AT t llhe New Store i 4 Celebrated Swann Hats for theib 2 and 250 Ladies and childrens Velvet ofone Strap Pumps Ladies 150 g 2 and 250 Misses Velvet f 4 125 ladiesr 1 1 f250 and 3 r Ladies Neckwear I9c to SOc I Beautiful Millinery at remark ably low prices COIIMnv MUMt tCotter Slrttt MioisoHYilli Mucky j F I PI = IrW t J Subscription Rates One Year 100 six months 60 Three months Sin lo copies i 2j Specimen copies mailed on application Correspond ents wanted In all parts of the county Address us for par ticulars i FijrtreSiet telfI911r = eral northern cities while thoi are on their honeymoon after which they will return to Madlsouvllle to make this theirfuture home The Bee ext nttll1 congratnlatlpus to them on their Journey together through lIfe v trf Mrs Will Draper of 4Murffeesboro Tenn who has been the guest of her sister Mrs W A Hodge this city for several dtiys rettirne home Wednesday morning Herschel Logan left Wednesday for Hot Springs Ark to accept a position with the Sorrel Drug Com pang L J Morrow of Nebo was in Madisonville Wednesday on bust ness We make a specialty of doiiig two aud three color work It yon want classy job work that will give satis faction see our samples and get prices at till Madisonville Branch Office in Mortons Furniture Store AHEBN DAVIS Man Cr Mre WT Carrlngton anddau ter Miss Nona OarringtOu of North Carolina atethe guest i or Mrs Wi J Barnhill and were elaborately entertained on Thursday evening by their charming hostess W A Hodge and son Beaumont Hedge Spent Tuesday in Nebo on businessMr Mrs E F Doudda re turned home Wednesday frf rn a short visit td Greenville What la nicer than a swinging hammock under a Shady Tree All Hammocks sell fro nI 100 npt9 600 SISK BKOS Boor STORE Miss Bell Story arrived in this city from Nashville Tenn for a short visit to her mother Miss Daisy McIntosh of Manning ton is id Madisonville the guest of her sister Mrs Rob Drake George Morris assistant Post Master of Providence was In Madison ville on business Weduesday Messrs Cheatem and Stearal C rIrington of North i Carolina are InI this city the guests of Mr and Mrs W J Barnhill Miss Eva King of Wbeatoroft was in Midisorivllle Wednesday enroute to Sebree to spend the week MissEinina Noe of Hopklnsvllle Instead of Liquid- Antiseptics rPEOxide I many people ale now using Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic The new toilet germicide powder to be dissolved in water as needed For all toilet and hygienic uses it is better and more economica To cleanse and whiten the teeth remove tartar and decayTo mouth de stroy disease germs and purify the To keep breathjbridoe To remove nicotine from tho teeth and purify the breath after smoking bodyodorsThe best antiseptic wash known Relieves and strengthens tired weak inflamedeyes Heals sorethroat wounds and cuts 25 and 50 cts abox druggists oc by man postpaid Sample Free THEPAXTONTOHETCOB08TOHMA83 i 1 ATSHE I W11AT i 7 i r J WANTED1 I ThlsWpnjan Had to Insist Strongly but It Paid Chicago IlliIsuffered from a Is male camess trouble and JL went to the store to get a bottle of Lydia E Pink VegetableCompound clerk did not want to let mo have ifrri he said it was no good and wanted mo o something else but knowing all about it 1in slst d and finally ftmiiincglad I did for it has cured me I know of so man cases where wowi men have been cured by Lydia EPink hams Vegetable Compound that I can say to every suffering woman if that medicine does not help ker there Is JArfETZrdThis is the age of substitution and women who want a cure should insist VegetableCompound not accept something else on which the druggist can make a little more profit Women who are passing through this sufferingfromculiar to their sex should not lose sight LydiaEwhich is made from roots and herbs has been the standard remedy for fe male ills In almost every community you will find women who have restored to health by Lydia E Pink hams Vegetable Compound was in Mdisonv4lle Thursday morning enrolite home from a visit to friends In Morganfleld Mrs Frank Oardwell is visiting relatives In Nebo for a few days this week Miss Edith Armstrong of Hop kliiavlllo is the guest or her brother Clem Armstrong in this olty at the home of Mrs Marv Bassett oh South Mrin street j Dont forget the SemiWeekly Bee has a branch office for Mad souvllle people in Mortons Furni Lure Store If you want advertis tag or Job work or wish to subscribe for the paper call up number 4 AU FEN DAVIS Manager Mr Ruby Laffoon and daughter Lelia left this morning for Bloom- Ington lod to be the guests ot her sister MM Fred Hoffman for a few weeksMesdames Ada Ramsey W M Hammack and Ban Scott and sister Miss Virginia left Thursday to attend ameetlugot the Home Missionary Society at Greenville Get the habit of coining to the branch office of the SemiWeekly Bee at Mortons Furniture St9re when you want engraved cards em bossed letterheads dance tickets or programs We have the best and let us figure with you on prices AILEEN DAMS Mari ger Messrs Wtllltt Waddlll Montgomery i Holeman Harry Talllferrri Feat Overall Marviu Mitchell Roy Jennings James Soryr Sam Ar nold Perkins Adams William ROBS Claud Dentou Neal Spillman and Hoyt OoilJ Mrs Bassett Slak chaperoned the party Notice Poultry Raisers r Now le the tlifift of to feed your fowls a Rood tonic K41144c- ures Cholera Roup Gapes Canker atid Llinberneck When fed aSB preventive It not only keeps thong health but makes them lay Price 6OoNo Cure No Pav Guaran teed by your druggist fit Barnard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Do partment Etl UItlJ1 Ky Gard liiflr Bowmer MtidiBonvIHe Ky Try it under the guarantee Ask- for booklet 011 diseases of poultry Go With Us to Sisk gyros Book Co- Madisonville Kentucky Where they sell Stationery Watches Clocks Jewelry of all kinds Wall Paper Window PictureII Frames EtcI i I 1 Special Reduction on Wall Paper for the Next Ten Days 4 prompt Attention Gwen alt Orders and Satisfaction Guaranteed I v I ya fi s i 4 r Ijoo Ji i jl i JJ tJ6 1110 1701 tj t ri t CR R TIME CARD Turn of departure of Illinois OH ra1 trains from Nortonvllle Ky NORTH BOUNK pniNoNo 122 locale rs104o a m No18toual 0 80 p nu ROUNDj pmNopl11No L N TIME CARD Time s 01 arrival of trains passing through and departure of train originating at Ear ington Effective Sunday April 9 lOll NORTH BOUND i N6rr 816a m No 53 1116 a m No94 723 p m No 54 1122 pm IsutrTll BOUND No 63 480 a m No9 823am I t I yol 4 421 N3 ua j 104Itpr iff INTEIXyilBAN i RAINS NORTH BOUND No 101752 am No 100 1055 aMni 1i No 1084Vv5oo pfmrNo 110 503 pm SOUTH BOUNDi No 103 Ai716a ni No 105 1000 a ni No 1071267 prm i No 109 aao pm No Ill 610 p m M H rE TIME CARD M H E tlmb card went Into effect Sunday April 9 lull No 112 leaves 546 am No 113 arrives830 p m ICalifornIa BIg Trees In lobs Congress passed an aotcre atitg the Calaveras Big Tree Na tIonal Forest California The bill was introduced by Senator Perkins was favoiably reported by the cpm mlttoe on public lands by Senator Flint and wrs passed without ob jection but after three years of ne gotiations the law has been found Ito be Inoperative and impracticable and must be amended in order to acquire and preserve what is con ceded to be the finest assemblage of big trees As Senator Flint said in his report In view of the fact that it has taken thousands of years to produce many of these trees and if they were once destroyed no I skill or Rxpeuse could bring similar won ders of creation Into existence with in a time represented by the known hlstorv of the world it is strongly recommended that the aCt be ohUng ed so that the purpose of Congress maybe carried out The Calaveras forest consists of 12000 acres on the north fork of the Staulslaus River near the town of Angels watch has been made fa mous by Mark Twain and Bert Harto and fifty or sixty miles north west of the Yusemlte National Park It occupies a belt m a depression between two slopes through which meanders a small brook that dries up in summer There are two groves of sequoias about six miles apart and they are 1the grandest and largest the oldest and most inajest Ically graceful of all the trees in the world Like an Qranfc Tree A man ought to carry himself In the world as an orange tree would If It could walk up and down In the gardens aging perfume frorp every little eerier It holds up to the alrBeecher Good News I write to tell you the good news that Cardul has helped me so much lustworthwrites Mrs Maryan Marshall of Woodstock Ga I do hope and trust that ladies who are suffer- Ing as I did will take Cardui for it has been a Gods blessing to me and everyladye 52 ec CARDUI The Womans Tonic No matter If suffer from headache backache pains in arms shoulders draggingdownifeelings feel tired weary worn out and generally miser able Cardulwill help you It has helped thousands of other ladies and If will only give Ittrial you will be thankful ever after l I o r J l iI iii f w oW EiI r r- A tr i C A MORTON i T MADISONVILLEvKY 1r FuneralA Director and Emb aimer n IlH Answered PromptlyDY or Night 3 YGood PaintGood Results Thats good logicl 1 Its jause and But its poor Poor judg rnent And jpoor economy to expect good x results from poor paint r The best trood paint is F THE SHERWINWILUMS PAINT MADETO PAINT UILDINO3 WITH p leadlinseed oil paint It T covers most spreads eas v iest looks best wears I longest is most econom ical Its a painters i paint made in fortyteight hand s t shades Color cards given upon request COLD BY 01 ST BERNARD MINING CO INCORPORATE DRUG DEPJRT ENl 1 + M + + + e + ++ I ROBT SORY M D Vl Praqtlco limited to diseases of Eye Ear Nose and Throat fEyes Tested GlarsesFittod t e I It OFFICE HOURS 9 TO 12 A M 2 TO 430 P M i Office Over C L ROM Grocery Center Street t MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY l het Acquainted i II it With the celebrated Ster ling way of clothes r mak ing I A C M 1 We recVrnrnend j them Sg for their stylefor the perfect workmanship all wool fabrics and the won derful lowness of their 4 priced rr Vr 1J Many Models Fabries of allweaves arid colors and ther I n servIlceI I f Most styles 15 to 35 Si 1 I St Bernard Store t i t MGRIINCORPORATED EARLINGTON KY WM WI wmvC in J I4r II RfIw- r 3 cfl mesas i HERBINEr lIrtBowelst r J A Curs for Chronic Constipation Torpid Liver I and Irregular BoWel Movements J tb Cbeettdatlatt Iir the rriwt comaon disorder fJtthebewellt It j affecti both aexea ana all ages but la more prevalentsmongtwomen because their duties In the household re texerclw than the occupation of mea therefore yromtn incer moa4 banefulefeCt t a constlbat d rletlM when le4Jto ant O aetloudotasfrpae nngnlarTvpho1 yevtr Malaria RttevmaUcm r Email Pox Yellow Fever and Bright Disease gather thllr annual r those who are habitually couJlat alwaysIrU neaar vlrUc bUD4 staggers sallow comp o Aatiilenee loar l of strength and no energy at haeaasostadMlrabiq- erect o In the bowels It Is cooling puts a prompt check on biliousness wind la the Bowels eryous sees heartburn bad breath low drowclaeM U he day cjc time ad nervous wakctulaeM at sight y Pries 50c ptr Bott v 1 JAMp r1IiIJMf PMP1iICTIN STUWtIMJ rex Weak SUebt er gore JBye we Stephens Kye Salve It ewreev OLoAo fkCOMMtMpasi V ST BERNARD MINING CO incorporated Drug Department HZ man who stops advertising when hit trade is pickUf up is like the man who tops fishing when the fish begin to bite Think this over and let it worry you rNews of the Town J Masses Gertie OBatinon Verua and Lynna Galloway of St Charles were iu town Tuesday shopping Mlas SUO Mike Willie loft Thurs dajfor Parts Tenn to visit relatives Mrs H R MoOrearv and son Nelson spent M tnday night In Daw Eiwrenoe Turner IB on the sick listr CANTED 100 miners at once fo- etesdy r- Lwork Applyto 1 J NotefoNviLLB COAL COKE Co 1 Incorporated Nortonvllle Ky i Messrs W R Coyle and L th Lowe rnadeTa business trip to St Ohar Tlmraday Will Burke Hugh Blair Henry McDowell tndPete Davis are spend fag tbe week at Long Pond flailing M and Mrs Gso Myers and b a I r by are spending the week at Sebree Extra Special Prices all this week on all Sorim window curtains and fiwoolled Curtain Goods OBrya- Ut y tCo Incorporated Madisonville Ky t Edgar Dillon who has been run ning on the M H and E has gone to St Louis to work- Misses Jeanette Napier and Nell OaHln are visiting Mrs D M Evau George Brooks is on the sick list Old papers for sale at the Bee otteeBjirn to Mr and Dire Harry B Vjrn rflrie baby girl rncsIteyBrtnkleylson the slo us v Iffi Ct BJohneorvtrarin Madi shoppingEUr and Mrs George Wyt tt pest Thursday in HopknBvillo withfriatldaANTEDTwo or three fufnlahed rooms for light housekeeping Ad dreee FI carewBoeoffluer Mr HampFox of Hopkinaville former resident of this city is very sick ahd not expected to live i lesterdayorQrotton frith friends x KThe city is having a oroasing pu 4 rose the nillroacl at Wilson street t o twke rI1lsls a great convenience to Upeople of that section and Is bad seeded there t nice line of Hammookfl at Sisk f s Book Store Prices range from DO 8 00- jiervices at the M E Church at 11 a m by th jor and 3 p in preaching b J B Adams P E Sunda Idol at 030 Jm I Quite a number of People from this place attended the Sunday School convention at Nnrtonviile Wednesday Those who ttend were Dr and Mrs D T taploy Mesdames HB C revMB Lon and Mlas Kathleen Corey of the Christian Church and Prof OE Dudley and Mrs Kate Withers of the Methodist Church Mrs Julia Wooldrldge of Madi sonville spent Wednesday in tbi city with friends Old Hickory Porch Furniture None genuine unlessiUiaa the Old Hickory burnt into every piece OBryan Utloy 06 Incorporated MadlBonvllle Ky The many friends of Mrs Win Bradley will he glad to learn that her condition is somewhat improved Dr 0 B Johnson Is having a new home Built on the toe next to th6 home occupied by Mark Johnson on Rail street Miss Elizabeth Kemp and Ralph Dudley loft Tuesday for Bowling Green w ecfl theyjJiLenMr bjjflJU nose oolleJeIVudorPorch shades the kind yo see advertised in all tbo leading 1426rOBryan Utley Co Incorporated Mad isonvllle Ky A Few Facts About Liver Trouble A dull sluggish liver always bring o dull to the entire body When the live works properly the blood choruses through the body In a bright red stream When the liver is inactive the blood becomes dull and muddy and it is full manynand complexion by rubbing thing- on their faces 1bey might rub a life tuna and the same yellow com plfxtbn would remain for the liverI causes it red brings fine complexions Blood loaded with impurities from the liver sends the impurities out through the pores of the skin browdlshyellow To get rid of the dull heavy teelj Ing and muddy yellow complexion get the llvor In working again Two 60c bottle of BLOODINE will do it nJ1 times out of ten If you are troubled with Constipation and LIYKkR S l S Bernard Milling Co incorporates Drug Departments Special agent NOTICEjAll parties are hereby notified that they must nut seine tormluo nows fish or crayfish In the Jersey meadow or In any of the streams emptying into the lake ST BERNARD MINING Co Incorporated Vhooping cough is not dangerous is kept loose and exceptions easy bv giving Cham berlains Cough Remedy It has been used m many epidemics of this diseases with perfect success For sale by all dealers Baseball Earllngton will play Crofton tit Earllngtoo Ball Park Sunday evening Game called 215 Fay will lbon the mound for Orof ton J Sunday before last Earlington inYfor revenge i rti t 3 ff iII JI fI 1Itts not made for any certain climate but 5a made to withstand the weather conditions of every climate Arrialgarnat ARC ROOFING twill not the blazing suh nor crack in tho bitterest cold Its made b our feecret process and ia universallyacknowtedg the one and ONLY abaoli tel perfect roofin Amalgamated ARC RO liING is standard arid takes the samo msuranco rateas or metal Our are authorized to refund money in full if Amnteamated ARC HOOFING should ifail to Send for samples and full information j j- AMALGAMATEDI ROOFING CO First Hatl Bads Bldi isjLAIaP- O j a i SALE B- YITAR PLANING MILL COMPANY INC EP RAT- ri H 4 IIIIAIONV 11pJF + K TUPKY lyrl- U 7 STATISTICS PROP BIBLE Collected by Reader Who Gave Scrip tures Much StudyJ The Bible 001 t Ins 8500480 letters 810697 words 81175 verses 1189 chapters and 60 bonka The longest chapter Is the One Hundred and Nineteenth Paajm the shortest and middle chapter the One Hundred and Seventeenth Psalm The mid OniJrhe iongegt name 18 the eighth chapter of Isaiah The word and occurs 48627 times the word Lord 1855 times The thirtyseventh chapter lot Isaiah and the nineteenth chapter of the second book or Kings are alike Tho longest verse la the ninth 1of the eighth chapter of Esther the the shortest verse IB the thirtyfifth pt the eleventh chapter of John In the first verse of the seventh char ter of Ezra is the alphabet iIhe fittest piece of ireading Is the twotuyielxtb chapter of Acts Tie name of God is not mentioned in the book of Esther Itjcontalna knowledge wisdom holiness and loye r There is one medicines that every anddmoutha viz Chamberlains Colic Igt ostsbut a quarter Can you afford to be without it For sale by all dealers Ordinance oef Earlington Ky do ordain as follows 1 That it is and shall be unlaw ful forany person or persons to op orate an automobile or other motor vehloleonany of the public streets or alleys City of Earlington at a rate of speed greater than ten miles per tour 2 approaching a street ordan ing orJscl ge or curve In any street ot said city and also in traversing sdch crossing bridge or curve a persol fo aUUg an automobile Or other Vehicle shall havd it under control and operate it Ina reasonable way bavins regard to the traN ills lepJn such jLtreet and the safety of the public oruother draft animal or driven upon any public street oral ley Injsajcjjcity a person operating an auto JbJle or other motor ve hide within said city shall give warning of Us approach by alfchal lug with born bell or other device not calculated to fntrhfen such aUlmahanduse every reasonable precaution to insure the pafety of such person or animal and In Best such horse or other draft animal appears frightened and the rider or signalssby putting up the hand opera tor of said vehicle shall it to stop and remain stationary so long as may be reasonable to al low such horse or animal to palllI 4 Any person or persons viola thissordinance shall be fined not less than ten dollars and not more than twentyfive dollars for each offense Approved this 6 day of June A D 1911 H C BOU LAND Mayor I Attest PAUL PBIOB Clerk v Farmers mechanics railroaders laborers rely on Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil Takes the sting out of cuts burns or bruises at once Pain cannot stay where itis used Mrs Mary Staver of Evansville spent Sunday with her mother Mrs EKloff New Summer Models IN Dorothy Dodd Faultless Fitting Shoes torLadles Pumps and Low Shoes In all leathers and styles PRICES 400 350AND3001 STETSON OXFORDS FOR MEN themtbest Tans and Blacks All a i i Vt leathers 500 and 550 Morelbythe pair less by the y artf t Cu t t ffi Anold Kahns 1 Firstasd Main Henderson Kentucky iU f VfalRilra4f P I Tiiisiids lira Kidney Trnblo aid Merer Sispact ft Row To Pied Oat Fill a bottle or common glass with your water and let it stand twel1tvronr hOUrA di- mentoreettling stringy milky paiuitithereeutoferanwkatTsDe There comfort remedylulfitlsrheumatism pain back kidneys urinarypassage wineorbeeroftenthrough maldandimmetliate highestbecauseofhealth restoring prop erties you need a medicine you should Ydruggists onedollar sizes n brick dust or appearance often an unhealthy condi tion of the kid neys too fret desire to is in the knowledge so ften res iq the it or bad and fieebymail andtBinghamtonN KtntuckyFair Dates The following are the dates fixed for holding the Kentucky Fairs for 1911 as far as reported Officers of fairs are requested to report to us any omnilsslons or corrections of dates MaUIsonvHIe July 18 5 days Henderson July 25 6 days Versailles August 22 days Lexington August 7 6 days Unlontown Audust 8 5 days Vanceburg August 94 days Lawreticeburg August 15 daysr Laltchfleld August 15 4 days Burksville August 164 days Brodhead August 163 days Fern Creek August 164 days Shepherdsville August 22r4 days Lopdon AuttUt 24day daysJGermautowu tiNloholaayille August 29B days Somerset August 293 days Bardstown August 30T4 days Paris September 40 days Montlcelloj September 64days Alexandria September 66 daps Mount OUvet Septembers 4 rToeonvillp September 58 days T Sanders September 64 days Klntnckr State Fair Louisville Sypt mber 116 days Hiirae tayrt 20411ays Mayfield September 274 days A 50 cent battle of Bloodine Rheu matic Liniment will last longer than the most aggravated case of sore throat A most effective rem edy for sold on chest croup etc St Bernard Mining Co Incorpor aced drug department special agents Builders Supplies il DOORS SASH PRAXES CASINGS COLUMNS r NEWELSBALUSTERS BRACKETS SPINDLES POROH RAILS v 1 BLOCKS TRACERY OAK NEWELS OAK RAIL OAK BALUSTERS MANTELS i SHINGLES LADDERS ARCH AND GRATES FLUE RINGS PLATE GLASS ART GLASS MIRRORS WINDOW GLASS- SKYLIGHT GLASS MIX1D PAINTS COLORSVARNISHES BRUSHJB6 METAL iOOMNG AliKinds of Painters Supplies d r rr WHEN IN MADISONVILLE t Visit the Princess Theater the best moving pictures 4 abSomethinggMatinee every afternoon 2 to 5 Vaudeville each night W I JRIOEDSSC 10 CIDNTSJtII 1 4 ton AhiI1I N St11J i 4 Yr 1 s 4- t r UNE is the storm month Besides thet1- t J usual hazard during this month you 1rrJ have the added j danger of 1ight ingi t burning your home or housendld I I 1- yourselfg dcJi by insuring against fires tornadoes etc We represent only retliable companies LeJ us explain i NP KIMMONS SISK General Insurance Mortons Gap Kentucky iI a- ai i== vve SELL TIll ctHume HOT AM IMITATION STRONGESTBE ST INTHEWORjLDli FOR SALE BY Plain Hrdware onipanyitMADISOANVILLE o wi I i 4 Agents for Amalgamated Arc Flint Roofing 1 1 WE ARE READY frsII + 0 Agy thin oil need in Bundle Material and Builders Supplies Years of experience enable us to know good from bad and how to buy and how to sell We have Jut about completed stocking our warealhouse which has taken us several months thing is where it belongs and our system is perfect k We have a complete line of Building Material J Clean up to date stock such as Rough and Dressed 1 Lumber Sash Frames Hardware Paints Oils Glass Shin f files Flooring Ceiling Siding Moulding Lime Cement EtcfEtc EtcrIp trt Just ReceivedCar Load f of the Best Tennessee Lime r J t We have a private siding nq hauling no switchingrl charges and a light operating expense and we are- A prepared to meet all legitimate cqmpetion r Star Planing Mill Co 1 Incorpersteda r MADISONVILLE KY ON 1 N k Arch Street Ehene M7 ir Agents for Amalgamated Am Flint Roofing c py Q J r f = r Tr C1iJ r I U g n v A 1 I J 4iWJ ill r i f VrtK r ifit i lit n 1 s OIl OF THE EIGHT WONT f DERS OF THE WORLD j Neglected by Home PeopleFault Due to tack of Advertising The followldg editorial IB taken rtu from the Morning Sentiual published In Amsterdam N Y T For a day or two last week Ken tuckys great natural wonder the Mammoth Cave was closed on ac ilr count of a strike of all the guides employed by the management Mat ter were speedily adjusted how ever and within 48 hours the faith tal guides were at their posts and readylot duty This is the first V kthecave has been closed to the pub w yearsThirty4 hlbltion of the handiwork of naturer Kits bet advertised than it Is to- dAY though it still surpasses in beauty size and grandeur all the X74 exploredSam KY y atlDr be sold and the c ds therefrom will be divided amongthe heirs of the eieverr A few years ago there were but three of the eleven beiic flciariea of Dr CrKuns bequeft alive Should thecave fall into the hands of a modern American citizen with sufficient capital to advertise it and restore it to its pristine glory as one of the eight wonders of the world easily become an allthe yea r resort with golf links fishing and hunting and boating the year round jit Is a lamentable tact that today a large percentage of the people who visit the cave are Europeans who visit America and have the Mam moth Cave of Kentucky marked on their itinerary before they leafy I their homes But the main fault lies with the owners and managers to spend ft single dollar in the form of advertising during the past quarter of a century Had the great falls of Niagra been obscured from the view of the world for 48 hours or been held up by a strike the fact would have been known in every city of ar y size in the world and even smaller cities villages and whore the newspapersAroLamletsI But for the news of the I t I Leaders Cash Discount 9f i Woolen Dress Goods 1 DISCOUNT 20 PER CENT Choiceof the finest line of 100 Woolen Dress Goods consisting of 1 tcr v1 Panama Serge Voile Batiste Checks Fancies all colors arid f s n l r many fancy noveltiesChoice of the efltireJiMdur OilAing this sale at 20 percent discount meaning 20 per cent discount on the entire line of Soc Dress Goods com OcsonTable Linens DICOUNTO liD COT 64inch heavy Mercerized Table Linens in a range of six new de 4Ocours72 80maaeC 18 inch Breakfast Napkins already hemmed onlySOc22inch Mercerized Dinner Napkins 1 Oftalready hemmed 23inch Linen Napkins to match the d O Mf 72 inch cloth only mrU F Supplyyour table with the above items which are quoted very low keepers will benefit by buying needs during this sale Ginghams I DIBCOiniT 20 PER CENT t dI fl4t1 i r 7 i2c pin Ginghams fast colors in black blue vlfP owJ6c1 Checks sale pricer J i it I 7C10c Dress Ginghams all of this seasons patterns suitable BeN r for all uses sale price only II vri 1 i 1irI 1212 Dress Ginghamsj in the largeriovelty 4 ftxL V r plaids used soextenslvelytljlsseasohtdurmgsale I J h i Shoes i DISCOUNT 20 PEE CZNTyI f Ladies Misses Childrens Infants Mens and Boys in j s fact Shoes for everybody are carried by us and without any exag geration the best lines of Shoes under one roof in the city Of Madis 1 onvilie choice of any whether low cutsor thigh Shoes Tans or Blacks not one pair reserved the unrestricted choice of any Shoe in ithe house at 20 per cent discount Buy your Shoes you will need in the next sixty days now as youcan save several dollars Here i Cj RatsI f DISCOUNT 20 PER CENT V t r t V Like all previous seasons we again are to the front with the Jr best line of Straw Hats in the city Why Because we biiy the best jri line inn the country When John B Stetson sold Straw Hats he had them made by the same people that are now making them for us agd h everyone knows that Stetson has only best and as customers j I are entitled to the best wealways buy this high grade line and i give them the benefit of thebestgoods on the market butjust now t you get a double benefit as we will offer you these high grade Hats at i 20per cent discount during this sale y u JJr J IOI 1t f f 1- t pn pSy k y R H1V r Iwe had t o W ttlhe arrivkpSr the Glasgow Times edited by M Rchardson within 19tnlles3f t earths Brent caverns A number n Amsaerdamlame have vlslteithe e Mammoth Cave on their to the South but or recent yearBygr have stopped on their Jour noyjs southward from Cincinnati and Cottle kite to flee this marvelous HI lent testimo nial tu the puissance of theRifles o f the unlverfie FTfoIi f Ow n Shaver made a busins trip to Madlsonvllle Wadne8day F- i Dont think that piles cantb cutgdu Thou andsar obstinate cases have beenJcured by Doan Ointment jo cents at anydtUR store1 f i You Need Stationery Nothing gives an individual or a fitm standing In the buskneee wOlld like nice stationery neatly printed I The SemiWeekly Bee Job depart meat keeps constantly on hand a fine ling of letterheads 1l0 ih ads t billheads statements and envelopes WeInn r COLORED COLUMN olaUdretn are g nd near Gracy Ky I Miss Julia Morton returned tram Indianapolis Intfiast Saturday night She reports a flue visit The niovingpibtur0 show given li our city 181 week by Prof R J Stone of Memphis Tenrt was pro pounced the boat we have ever had beret iProf Boll retorts a fine trip to Louisville where he lectured to th faculty students and friends of Eck Btlen Institute last Friday night Bellat Columbia Tenn Mother of Prof Bell left for her home last Wednesday morning IThe body of Sells Cole of Spring Tenn who was drowned in R R pond last week was recovers and shipped home The Glauf Trade Co under ta thee Mr Henry Berry and Miss Lulls Barbee were united in holy wed look in the presence of a tow friends Grand ZO Per Cent Sale Silksi r DISCOUNT 20 PR CENT 125 yard wide pure Silk Messaline no better value ever offered Sal PTJce 20 per cent discount p 1 00 1 pure Silk Taffetas best value in the city for the price Sale price only s80Cv 90c Silk Foulards 27 inches wide regularly sold elsewhere atil our sale price 72C SOC Foulards in that ever popular silk that we have sold thousands 40centC Act quickly on these Silks as they cannot last long at these prices and no more will be added when they are closed m1 Towelsr DISCOUNT 90 lEI OUT Full regular lOc hemmed Jai towel sale price 8C Full size Huck Toweihenmedq I5c grade only 12c Pure Linen 25c Boardered Jewels assorted colors 20c Fine Mercerised fringed andhemmedSec towels sale price 40c Turkish Towels full standard I5c grade 12c Turkish Towels full standard 25c grade H r 20C Turkish Towels extra large jsize35c grade 28c This Sale is given in order to reduce our enormous stock of if seasonable merchandise as we are a great sur ri tiplus of goods and have adopt dJhis means of reducing the stock to Vnormal condition f or V fttbThisSale opens SaturdayfrJune 24th You will be requested pay cash for every item priced e iE during sale and made iriireturntheJibcral offer of 20 per cent discount on everypurchaseStop and figure wh tagreat saving of tff A money that means to you f V i lVio f v Clothing v i DISCOUNT 20 PEECENT Ht V Our entire line of Mens and Boys Suits will gOin this sale at 20 per cent off any Suit priced to you whether it is a fancy a Serge a Black Worsted or Thibet it matters not what kind of JL Suit you may buy as the 20 per cent will be allowed you on your VT Suit purchase which is a very great deduction When you consider the already close prices prevailing on our immense line of Mens Suits t Remember your unrestricted choice ofr any SujHn our stock r at 20 percent discount from v the regular selling price V r Shirts i 4 DISCOUNT 20 PEE CENT J 50c Shirts with or without collars R- l sale price I 40cfiix fvf r i r Monarch Shirts coot stylelfelejpnce vl 80c J ff50d it Shirts with dvru JIs0 ti 15o Cluett Shjrts pleated fronts sale price 120 150 Cluett Shirts plain blossoms coat styles sale 120Jprice t 4 1Ir l f N 0 c iVCiCiVVV I last Thursday night Bay Ejyani of flclatocK + v ThVMt ZIon Baptist Church will s- daylit coleSrato Motherta Dy net Sun ll 1G AM Re Evans wltljfpreach from tlie subject I Mo tne i what I awe her kYiU B F lodgoYwillhavoits thauksgiveng sermon at the Bap tlst fohnrcti tt 2 P M The following are on the sick list thlsbnreok Dorm Javenaugh Ikle Edniouson Green LeaveUs baby Tlldjeif Shelton And wife Tom TomeCiarjcand wife Evangellno Ulg goniLlzzle Amos and Ellz Ma soul The raM and window frames of tbeJBaptlst Church have1 been new ly painted which Improved the looks of the church very much The public joyed two tine base bal gatres played last week be tween the Hopklnsy tie and Early ington nines The first game was won by the I Earlitgton boys and the second Hopkinsville byII Remember the rally at the A E 55 Cjnroi nrxJunday The plc1 to bl given by yiaVt t Baptist Sunday School at bakesr e Park next Saturday promises tota grand BUCOOSP We will have ever thing good tooat Friday Juno 2nd there was bornto Mr and Mrs Will Biles a girl M titer and baby are bath do- Ing well Prof VV S Thorn ion the plano y tuner Mrs Thompson and baby art visiting tn our city MIsses Pauline Garrett Hazily t White and Susie Murphy re from the State Normal at Frank tart They report a fine session 4 Mrs Amanda Hawkins and cnn t dren have roturnpd from Danvlllij c IllinolP 1 i r Thar- rmoeeffective than f BALLARD SNOW LINIMEN r nor Is there any haUnsc remedy to the human body that Is milder or more efficacious In Its action It heals the sores or wounds of min And beast Prloe ryGo Oo and 4100 per bottle Sold by St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug Department E I the our Mrs Its the tl White Goods DISCOUNT 20 PIE CUT No restrictions will be made in this line as the twenty percent discount will be given to every purchaser of any white goods whelher they buy the toe grade of India Linen or the 125 Linen SheetingSwisses Mulls Persian Lawns Batistes Linens Sheetings Y India Linens Frontings Costuming Cambrics Long Clothetc etc all subject to a 20 per cent dtscount which is a great harvest for you as this is just the heighth of thseason for this class of merchandise l it Lawns DIKOUITT SO PIE OUTM N Choice in any lawn formerly lOc sale price 8e Any style formerly f2 12 unhgsafe ffi r 1 Oe vf rrfAll I6c Lawns nt redc d T Yt Vv 1 2cvx t Any 25c grade of Lawn during sale 20c Just pinkand i sold everywhere for 25c our selling price OC J Laces Embroideries t 0 riSCOUNT 20 PER CUTsa Our very extensive line of beautiful Embroideries carried this eleganpatterns t Flouncingsboth27inc 1 match any pattern with bands insertions or galloons Our entire YokingsAUhouse and all subject to the sale reduction of 20 per cent which makes this anyhouset Pants x TV DISCOUNT 30 PEE CUT We carry in our stock without a doubt second to nOne the best line of Mens Pants made in the worldsome broad assertion yet nevertheless it is true as they aremade by the best makers and consequently every pair fits the style is thereThey are finished likeaI tailormades and wear like iron 200 grades 160 4 00 grades 320 SOOlrades400x350grades280 250 grades 2 00 300 grades 240 Now is the season when you need odd pants to tone up that old suit Better bify a pair during this sale and save 20 per cent Ladies ReadytoWear DISCOUNT 20 PER CENT discountOne 750Linenstyles Ladles Skirts in Shepard Checks and trimmed in Solid Band 20 per cent discount centtdiscountlLadies ShirtWaists the best Gftm1 Waist you ever owned 2o percent discount U r 4 frtu wi r 4 H