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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): June 16, 1911 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1911 bee1911061601_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): June 16, 1911 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1911 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. . o TUESDAY TUESDAY and FRIDAY IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS TWENTY-SECON-D and FRIDAY ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE . YEAR 4" EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KY., FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1911 No. 48 i. i i JUNE 10 - "fj t r McLEOD'S SECOND ANNIVERSARY , SALE JUNE 24 K I . you to attend this "Purchasers' Picnic" ard Jook over the thousands of bargains, which are being offered to the buying public. Here is the chance to get what you need, right at the beginning of the season, at greatly reduced prices. Each department is brimful of new seasonable merchandise, the best that thVmafket affords. Bargains in every department. Come and be convinced. It will pay THE McLEOD STORE, The Store Where Prices Are Always Right, Madisonville NEWSPAPER MEN " Thursday Morning, June 22 ANNOUNCE El G. Leigh, Meestinger. ' 9,-:4- 0:15 o'clock Call to order. 0:20 "Doings of a Daily," Bowling Green EARLINGTQN MAN NEXT CONVENTION - KILLED BY CAR. 4 Department Harry Anderson, SENATE PASSES of Madisonville. Superintendent Elementary MEETS HERE Department Miss Euth Plain, DIRECT VOTES of MadiBonville. The local delegates returned with much praise of the hospitality of the Nortouville members.' Any woman with pimples, skin eruptions, sores or boils doeB not ap- attractive and cannot FiearBloodine Ointment cures enjoy them and makeB the skin soft and velvoty. Cures cold soreB, oracken lips, chapped hands, sore eves, itchlntr and bleeping piles. St. Bernard Mining lo., incorporated, drug department, special agents. Resolution Goes Through upper house by 64 to 24 FEDERAL SUPERVISION 14. r i a , E I; V. v n ' From District League," James LOST BALANCE AND FELL ON TRACK, FOUR FOR B. Stears, Nicholasville News. HENRY VANNOY X Between 10:45 "Relations Tho Prnvramma Inmiriitf no' Claude Baker, manager of the composed of Tom Underwood, City Daily and Country weekly," Greenville Coal Company store, The annual convention of the HopkinsTille New Era; Ohap. M Brainard Piatt, Louisville member of the Madisouville B. Hopkins County Sunday School urnal. Meacham, Hopkinaville P. O. E. Lodge, and a former Association met at .Nortonville 11:15 "Wnat is News and citizen of Earlington, received Methodist Church Wednesday, and John 8. Lawrence, Cadiz Record; to arrange the What i Advertising?" W. H. injuries whiph caused his death and an excellent programme programme for the coming meet- - Jones, Glasgow Republican. two hours later. Both legs were was carried out. Every Sunday TairaJay After, Ju M ine of the Kentucky Press Assocut off, one at the knee and one School iu. the couuty was well ciation at Oernleean Springs, 1:15 o'clock Any unfinished just below the knee. It waroe-o- f represented. The convention was Jane 10 and 28, completed its business. the moat peculiar and saddest in session onlv one day, and all programme, which is as follows: 8:00 Baseball game between accidents that ever occurred. the latest approved methods of Eastern Kentucky (competed of Satsrdy morniag he wag Sunday School work fully exXHtity XTiilir, Jitaa II conversation with O. plained. Oefjresional dis8:50 o'clock Informal recep, the last six X, D. Miller, M. Martin, connected with the tricts) President There were several changes tiOBB. Richmond Climax, captiau; ad mines, when they saw a coal car, made in the program and followTmwlaj Manias;, 7u M Western Kentucky (composed ef which was standing on a side ing is the way it was carried out : track, start down the track, the 9:80. 9:15 o'clock Meeting called te first five districts,) Devotional Brother Tom Unerwood, HoDkiasville ehaiu of the break having snap-ped- . order. Harrison. P Both men started for the Opened with prayer. New Era, captain. Umpire .10:20 Song. 8:80 Welcome addree ,by William Remtjcton, Paris Dem- car and picked up planks to :J.0:25. Report of Secretary Denny P. Smith, of Cadiz. ocrat, and Charles M. Meacham; throw under the wh4s in.aa ef- - 'atod roll call. ' .s -- fort. to stop the runaway car. In Hopkinsville Kentuckian. 10:45. Conference, "How can the meantime the car was gainham, Winchester Democrat Trlday Veraiig, Jane 23 Workers Best Help our Sunday Koll Cull. 9:00 o'clock Election of Of- ing speed and was going at a fast Schools?" Audience ask quesHeading of minutes of mid- ficers. rate when Baker, runuing in tions from chart conducted by T. winter meeting, etc. 10:00 bong, "Gpd.be With front of it aud attempting to O. Gebauer. President's address, A. D you Till we MeetAgain," by placea plank under the wheels, 11:10. "The Demand of a Miller. the entire meeting, led by J. R. slipped and fell on the track. Modern Sunday- - School" Prof. Secretary's report, Sheldon M. Lemon, Muyfield Messenger. The wheel passed ovor his body, O.E.Dudley. crushing out the life in" it. Saufley, Stanford" Journal. Final Adjournment. 1180. Pledges and offerings Applications for membership. With only two or three excep- ' He is survived by a wifo and for State and County work. Reading of actual poem , E. A . tions, those on the above pro- three children, Mary Frances, 12:d0 Noou lutermission. Jouas, poet laureate, Louisville gramme have notified the com- - James and Martin, and by his 1:80 Devotional Rev. J. P. Tiraep mittee to their acceptance of the mother, Mrs Fannie Baker, of Tuck. General bu6iuesp. Paducah, and by Mrs. Cam subjects assigned them. 1 :45 I. B. R. A. and Golden lay aftna, Jaae SO Tact The Eastern and Central Ken- Wright, of Paducah, a sister and Text Memory League Rev. T. 1 :20 o'clock Call to order. , tucky newspaper people will by another sister and one broth- O. Gebauer, 1:90 "What the Kentucky rendezvous at Louisville Monday er. 2:00 Male Quartette. jSJjJ1 Press Association has done for morning, June' 19, and will leave He lived .here many years be2:10 Address on Recitation Kentucky Newspapers." Harry promptly at 12 o'clock (noon) in ing born and reared here, nnd TfH. Smith. jC McOarfcy, Nicholasville Journal. in a special train by the Illinois was well known in Hopkinsy 2.25. Song. 2:00 "The Oouutry Weekly," Central Railroad Company, and county. He was a man uuiver-sall,2.80- - Primary Teaching adfnired a"nd of high perL. W. Gaines, Trenton Progress. will reach Cerulean at 6 o'clock by Miss Nora Beard' '"' 2:80 'How I found out so p. m., without haviug te change sonal character. He has rela2.45. Training the Child for tives in this place and Madisot-vill- Church Membership Rev. D. much,' George H. Peters, Louis train p. ville Herald. The programme of the. Social M. Harrison. 3:00 Round table, "Getting and Eutertainment Committee When yau feel a cofd coming on 8.00. Place and Power of Memdon't delay, but immediately take Advertising," conducted by Geo. will be issued later. Bloodine Cough Checker, the cele- orized Scripture Rev. O. F. Screnson, manager American brated throat aud lung remedy. It Sav4 His Wife's life. stops the cough, relieves the irrita- Wimberly. Press Association, Cincinnati. 8.15. Our Sunday School's "My wife would have been In her tion, and cures the cough. St. Bergrave today," writes O. H. Brown, nard Mining Co., Incorporated, Greatest Needs and how to SupWedmiiy XoralBg, 7e 21 of Muscadine, Ala,, "if it had not drug department, special agents. 0:15 o'clock Call to order. ply Them. Five minutes-talkbeen Dr. King's New Discovery. TO DEDICATE LINCOLN HALL. 0 :20 Report of Executive She was down in her bed, not able by Rev. V. O. Lloyd and T. O. to get up .without help. She haa Committee on new applications severe bronchial trouble and a O'Bryan, a dreadful cough. X got her a bottle On Oct. 14 And President Will Make for Membership. 8:40. Report of committees, New Discovery, and Add.ess 0:80 "Wha.U the Press has of Dr. King's election of officers, invitation for she soon began to mend, and was done and. mav do for better well in a short time." Infallible next meeting. IB.- - Lin for coughs and colds, its the most Ellzabetbtown.Ky; June roads,." HaYry A. Sommers, reliable remedy on earth for desper- coin Memorial hall will be dediAdjournment. ate lung trouble, hermorrhages, Elizabethtown Newp. cated Oct. 14, when President Taft Earlington was elected as the asthma, bay fever, croup 10:00 "The Newspaper Wo- and whooping cough. 60o, $1.00. will make au address. It is probable place to hold the convention next man," MisB Goldie Perry, Win- Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all Theodore Roosevelt will alsQ be Elm Grove Church, at Anton, present. The date had beonj fixed druggists. chester for some time in June, but Presi- was an applicant. Mr. Atkinson Improving 10 ;80 "Old Times and News," Henry Vannoy was dent found he could uot be In atJ. Stoddard Johnson, Louisville. Mr. Jno. B. Atkinson suffered this tendance, and the committee in president and Miss Nora Beard 21:00 Round table, "The Job week, for a couple of days, from charge selected Oct. 14, when they secretary and treasurer. what was probably a little disorder heard from President Taft that that Department," J. O. Alcock, The otter elections were: He will of digestion, though his digestion as date would be satisfactory. by autodetrain at Louisville and Jeffersouinn. "Vice President C. D. Cole, of a rule is particularly go6d. Bu6 he mobile will make the trip to the WILL ProgramFor Wetting Well AIHe Armstrong,, Nortonville Known Kentucky Writer to Dispatch. Make Addresses' 10 :15 "Some BenefiteDerived . - "Starting a paper," Miss At Greenville, Ky., Last Saturday Sunday School Convention At Was Well Known Here and Friends Regret his Death. . Nortonville a Success, and Greatly Enjoyed by Delegates IS ADDED LAST DAYS Courier-Jo- I Keu-tuokia- n; 1 en-gaee4- .law. rf-r" Need J The senate the resolution amending the constitution to provide for election of senators by direct popular vote. The Rrlstow amendment, giving to the fedoral government supervision of such elections, was adopted, 44 to 44, the casting tho deciding vote. The Fond irtP-O- . BtnkNot Attachable. house already has passed the resoluAkron, .Ohio, June 14 Deposits tion. made in the United States PoBtal Senator Reed, of Missouri, protestSavings Bank cannot be altaceed in ed againBt the casting any state in the union according to his decldig vote. An amendment by Postofflce Inspector George tPate, Senator Bacon qualifying the Bris-towho today completed bis first inamendment to prohibit federal spection of the bank opened at supervision of eleotlon of the .state Ohio legislatures refuse or fail to act, was Absolute secrecy must be main- defeated, 46 to 43. Tho resolution as tained as to the Identity of deposi- amended was then adopted. tors and courts .'are helpless in any Way Clark Pave attempt to force postmasters to proAdoption of the Bristow amendment duce their records. Money thus deposited is not subject to attachment which omitted the houso provision or other legal proceedings at the In- transferring supervision of seaatorial eleotions from congress to the state stance of creditors. legislatures was njada possible Olarkerof Arkansas, casting the Blisters on the hand?, burnB, scalds, old Borei, lame back and only democratic vote for the proporheumatism are all subject to the sition. Tho tie on that ballot would great healing and penetrating power of BALLARDS SNO W LIMIMENT have been prevented if bis vote had It ib a marvelous pain relief. Price been cast with his party, with 25c, 60c and $1.00 per bottle. Sold whom he voted later on adoption of by St. Bernard Mlunig Co., 'incorpo- the resolution. On this first ballot rated, Drug Department. five republicans Messrs. Borah, Gronna, LaFollotte, Polndexterand of Thanks Card Works all insurgents, voted against We take this opportunity of ex- the provision. pressing our gratitude to our many friends and acquaintances for their Bilious? Feel heavy alter dinner? Tongue assistance and sympathy during the coated? Bitter taste? Complexion sallow? Liver sickness and death of our little spn. seeds waking up, Doan's Regulets cure billons ' May God give you His blessing dur attacks. 23 cents at any drug store. ing similar hours of trouble is the. earnest prayer of Card of Thanks Mb. and Mrs Harry A. White. We desire to thank the persons gallantly fought the fire "Generall- y- il ii Wl wed lor jeers. Had sick who bo headaches, lacked ambition, wan worn out and al which almost destroyed oar home run down, Burdocu DIood Sitters made me a Monday, and assure them their, efwell woman." Mrs. Chas. Freitojr, Moosup, forts in our behalf were fully appreConn. ciated. by 64 to 24 Washington, June passed i vice-preside- nt vice-preside- nt w Bar-berto- n, . by-Mr- Dem-onstrat- ed Newspaper Friendihip whaUt Amounts To Mr. and Mr. O. W. Webb. The woman of today who has good health, good tempter, good, sense, bright eyes and a lovely complexion the result of correot living and, good digestion, wins tho admiration ot tbe world. If your digestion is faculty Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will correct it. For; sale by all dealers. - e. s A newspaper has innumerable opportunities, to beost and extend courtesies of various kinds to people and is generally willing to do so. In doing thesef things It doeB not expect any direct pay. But there are people who" will accept boosts and favors from a paper; and then when an opportunity comes to reciprocate, they forget all about them and give it the "cold Bhoulder. For this kind of people the newspaper has a good memory. The friendship of a' newspaper is something, for the newspaper always returns more boosting than it receives. No man liveB who does not at some time in his life and perhaps oftener, ask for and receive favors from a newspaper. Then is when the editor, s mem(Cimmeron ory comes io his aid. -- la-grip- (Kan.)Jackeonian. Sun-Sentin- el. re-elec- n, Wednesday Afternoon, Jane 21 1:20 o'clook Call .to order. 1:80 "Where is Cerulean?" W. P. Walton, Lexington Her. ald. . 2 :00 "Practical BUggestionB," ,v Urey Wopdson, Owensboro sen ger. 2:80 Round table, "Patent Inside vs. All Home Printy" conducted by David R. Forbep. PrittoetoH Leader. 8;80 Basiness meeting eighth District Publishers League. has gained strength again and is feeling well this morning, after pasting a verv restful night. The doctors report his gtuerul condition improving and expect bis strength to continue to increase, Help the baby through the teeth period by giving it McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR. It Is a healthful, wholesome remedy, well adapted to a ba by's delicate stomach. It contains no opium, or morpnine or injurious drugs of any kind. Babies thrive under its excellent stomach and bowels correcting rnflaene. . Price 26c and 50c per bottle. Bold by St, Bernard Mining Drug Department. tedt Lincoln farm over the Lincoln way. Lightaing Kills Few. In 1006 lightning killed only 169 people in this whole country. One's chances of death by lightning are leBB than two in a million. The chance of death from liver, kidney or stomach trouble is vastly greater, but not If Electric Batters be used, as Robert Madseu, West Burlington, la., proved. Four doctors gave him up after eight months of suffering from virulent liver trouble and yellow jaundice. He 'was then completely cured by Electric Bitters. They're, the best stomach, liver, nerve and kidney remedy and blood purifier on earth. Only 60c at all J druggists. Mortons .Gap. If really desirous of getting rich this advice is as free to take as it Ib "Superintendent Organization freely given;" Work like Thomas A Department Mrs. 1. Builey, ot Edison and spedd like Hetty Green. Madisonville. Gas in tne stomach comes from Superintendent Education De- food which lias fermented. Get rid food of partment Rev. D.- - T. Stanley, ly this badly digestedwould as quick-a avoid as possibly if you of Earlington. bilious attack; HERBINE Is the It bowels, Superintendent Visitation De remedy you need. and cleanses and and strengthens liver T- ptrtment Will Mills, of bowels, and restores energy and cheerfulness Price 80c, Sold by Madisonville. St, Bernard Mining Co., incorporat' Superintendent Intermediate ed, Drug Department. . .. Superintendent Adult Department Prof. CE. Dudley, A Peek Into His Pocket would show the box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve that E. S. Loper, a carpenter, of Marllla, N. Y., always carries. "I have noer had a out, wound, bruises, or sore it would not soon heal," he writes. Greatest healer of burns, bolls, scolds, chapped hands and lips, fever-soreed away. skin eruptions, eczema, corns and piles. 25c at al) druggists. s, s Federal Judge Evans has verruled the motion of defendants in the . case of J. P. Van Hoosen against A. A. Bobinson and others in which a new trial was asked for. Van Hoosen was givon judgment fo $5'200 damages. Ho alleged that the defendants were night riders, and that they so mistreated and intimidated him that ho was conTpellod to sell his proporty and leave the state. The court, In overruling the motion, said that he oosldered the judgment very reasonablo, assuming; that the defendants were guilty of the ueeda" charged against theou The parties all live In North Christian, except plaiutliT, who has mov-o- Overrules Motion Earl-ingto- u. DR. E. B. HARDIN DR. LC RAY & Drs, Hardin ic Ray 4-- : DENTISTS Painless Extracting and Porcelain Wrk High CUm DtBtittry m t ht Sftikj MadfonmHe, Kentucky t.p: TVn -- ' rrwwwmmwofgiv" rj&ww t- ,T I Cbc . M I ) iM Bee MANAGER Subscription Rates One Year.- - SHE GOT WHAT B I. C. R. R. ' TIME CARD. l IZV.. Time of departure of Illinois On"-ratrains from Nortonvllle, Kv. NOKTH BOUM-.' $l00 '. vi s 1 PAUU M. MOOHt. EDITOR AND PUBUSH8R J. E. FAWOKTT KtMCIATE-EBITO- Six, months i. Three months Slnsrlo copies.'. & 25 SB !' N C. - No. 102 i.a p.m. ,.... 8.40 a. ni. No 101 No. 122, local pacs.10.4o-in. NTo. 18ft. local 0 SO p. in. a A. MORTON MADISONVILLE, KY. .li ! I .$ AND BUSINESS u of Kentucky Bress. Association and Socond tKntrict- - Publishers League Member Sp9oimen copies mailed free on application. Correspondents wanted In all parts of the county. Address us for WANTED1 This Woman Had to Insist Strongly, but It Paid Chicago, 111. "I suffered fromafe-maio wua&uvsa auu owuuiuu huuuhj, SOUTH BOUND . X. .vi" No. No. No. No. 101 103 121, 185 1.48 a. in. local pas's.? 1.28 p.m. local pass 5.53 a. m. 4.08 p.m. 'unera LDirector- - ancLEmbalmer Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night. L. & N. TIME CARD.4 If BrmKh'OMkm M&'l&s Furniture Stert. 119 Senlh Main Street, Madi- MMviffe, Kentucky, fMne No. 4 MISS AlLtbN UAYit, mgr. Taleun4ne-47 ,n 4 Friday, June W 1911 timiun ntTtT Time oi arrival of trains passiim through and departure of train and I went to the originating at Earhngton. store to get a bottle Effootlve Sunday, April 9, 1011. of Lydia E. rink-ham- 's NOKTH BOUND. j 4 ittrntt n, "IM llarly to bed and early to rise, 5 Attead to. your business and i .1 &dTrtis. Amd you j will bo healthy, pros- - tress and wise. Madisonviiie Notes BY AILEEN DAVIS. eral northern cities while they are after which on their honey-moothey will return to Madisonviiie to make this their future bome The. Bee extends congratulations to them on their Journey together ' through life.-- v Mrs. "Will Draper of Murfreesboro Tenn. who has been the guest of her sister Mrs. W. A. HodRe In this city for several days returned home Wednesday morning. Herschel Logan left .Wednesday for Hot Springs Ark. to accept a position with the Sorrel Drug Oom ( - ' of Nebo was in "Hisses Gertrude aud Francis Over Madisonviiie Wednesday on busl ,all were the devoir iiostesB on Wed-in ness. their borne wesday eveuinR at We make a specialty of doing two ithis city of a moat UuIruo "Moon- - aud three color work. If ''you want 3l$hb Tramp'' classy job work that will give satisSeveral days previous to this e- - faction Bee our Bamples and get vent tbo following invitations were 'prices at tho Madisonviiie Branch issued, written ou common yellow Office in Morton's Furniture Store. wrapping paper: and the youncr Ailebn Davis, Manager. receiving these, wore all Mrs. W.T. Carrlngton and-- , dau-te- r .people agernesB to Bee "of, wbat nature the Miss Nona Oarringtdu of North ""Tramp" would bo. Carollua are the guests of Mrs. W. "You aro requested to meet with J. Barnbill, and were elaborately .the only Humari Pair of Ovoralls at entertained on Thursday eyenlugby .8:80 P. M. Wo'duosday evening June their charming hostess. 14th- - Conle prepared for a tramp.,, W. A. Hodge aud son Beaumont After tbo guests had arrived, the Hodge spent Tuesday in Nebo on oudr ladles woro asked into one business. rroom, the youug men were Invited Mr. aud Mrs. E. F. Doudda reyjato another, where they were rIv-e- a turned home Wednesday ,(mm a a paokago, tied up In bandana short visit to Greenville. f&andkerohlefs, which were attaca swinging What Is hed to long sticks, to be carried over hammock nicer thanShady Tree? under a tramp. The atheir shoulders on their All Hammocks sell from$1.00 up to jyoung man given a handkerchief, $6.00. jfouud his partuer to have one in Sisk Bkos.' Book Store. jfcbe same color, and' design as his own. After they nat paired off In Miss Bell Story arrived In this iwo aud twos they tramped off to city from Nashville Tenn. for a 'Lakeside" where they found hot short visit to her mother. 'ateaiutng colLso and crisp toasted Miss Daisy Mcintosh of Manning iha.edu watting them, this being ton is ill Madisonviiie the guest of served with the lunch that was bun her sister Mrs. Rob Drake. called up m tbo bandana handkeGuorge Morris assistant Post Masrchiefs, which they carried. Ice ter of Providence was in Madisonsreaui and cAKea were served at the viiie on business Weduesday. of the picnic lunch, onclUBion Messrs. Cheatem and Stearal Car'"Thoso Invited wer6 Aliases Margaret rlngton of North Carolina are In ad Louise McPherson, Inez and tbi6 city the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sory. -- "MeoBllght Tramp." pany. L. J. Morrow Compound, but the 11.15 a. m. clerk did not want ...... 7.23 p. m. to let mo have It-- he 11.22 p. m. ,. said it was no g6od and wanted mo BOUTK BOUND. to try something 4.80 a.m. t No. 53 else, but knowing 8.23 a.m. No. 95 about it 1 inall 7 4.21 p.m. , No. 61. sisted and finally 10.48 p. m; No. W,.j.;.'1 cot it. and I am so glad I did, for it has cured me. Vl'itAiiNO. "I know of so many cases where vm g JLiNTJaUU-KUAJmen have been cured by Lydia E.JPink-- . NORTH BOUND. ham's Vegetable Compound that I can 7.52 a.m. No. 104 say to every suffering woman if that .10.65 a.m. No. 100 medicine does not help kor, thero is Am. 2.00 p.m. No. 108 nothing that will." Mrs. JANEtzkt, 6.03 p.m. No. 110.. 2003 Arch St., Chicago, 111. SOUTH BOUND. This is the age of substitution, and 710 a.m. No. 103 ..i... 10.00 a.m. women who want a cure should insist No. 105 upon Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable 12.57 p.m. No. 107 Compound just as this woman did, and 8.20, p.m. No. 109 hot accept somethingelso on which the 0.10 v m. No. Ill druggist can make a little more profit. Women who are passing through this critical period or who aro suffering M. H. & E.TIME CARD. from any of thoso distressing ills to their sex should not lose sight of tho fact that foFthirty years Lydia & E. time card went into M. E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, effectH. Sunday, April 9, lull. whicb is made from roots and herbs, 5:46 a.m. No. 112 leaves lias been the standard remedy for feNo. 113 arrives. ...8:80 p. m. male ills. In almost every community you will lind women who have been restored to health by Lydia E. PinkCalifornia Bbj Trees. , ham's Vegetable Compound. 'ill 1903 Congress passed an act ore a'ting the Calaveras Big Tree Nawas in Madisonviiie Thursday The bill home from a tional Forest, California. morning enrolite by Senator Perkins, was Introduced visit to friends In Morganfield. was fa vol ably reported by the com Mrs. Frank Oardwoll is viBlting mlttee on public lands by Senator relatives in Nebo for a few days Flint, and wrs passed without obthis week. jection, but after three year,s of neMiss Edith Armstrong of gotiations the law hftB been found la the guest of her brother to be inoperative and impracticable Clem Armstrong In this city at the' and must be amended In order to home of Mrs. Mary Bassett on acquire and preservo wbat is conSouth Mrln street. ceded to be the finest assemblage y of big trees. As Senator Flint said Don't forget the In hiB report: "In view of tho fact for Bee has a branch office Morton's Furni- that it has taken thousands of years people in ture Store. If you want advertis- to produce many of these trees, and ing or job work or wish to subscrlbo If they were once destroyod no skill or expense could brlug similar wonfor the paper, call up number 4. Davis, Manager, ders of creation Into existence with Ailbbn by the known Mrs. Ruby Laffoon and daughter In a time represented history of tho world, it is strongly Bloom-Ingto- n Leila leftthis morning for , liJM' SLjP Vegetable No. 02 No. 52 No. 94 No. 54 6.86 a. m. "zza: & .... Good PaintGood Results That's good logic. 4 - i It's cause and .- effect.' But it's poor logic, po6r judg-W ment, and p.oor economy to expect good results from poor paint. The best good paint is The sherwin-Wiluak- s Paint BUILDIN8S WITH MADE TO PAINT .... i pe-culi- ar 0Vf oil paint. It covers most, spreads cas- iest, looks best, wears I longest, is most econom-- J ical. It's a painter's pamc maae in lorty-eight It's a pure white lead, pure zinc white, and pure linseed Vi M W shades. Color cards given upon request. COLD BY handsome i n a- - i' $ ST. BERNARD MINING CO. INCORPORATE i i DRUG DEPARTMENT ROBT. SORY, M. D. Evob Tested. Hop-klusvll- lo t. g Semi-Weekl- Madi-souvll- le Practice limited to diseases of Eyo, Ear, Nose and Throat. Glares Fitted. 2 OFFICE HOURS: 9 TO 12 A. M., Office Over C. L. Ro Grocery- - TO 4:30 P. M. Center Street. MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY I jrrancia Elgiu, Melabetb Bea-.-iri- ce Barnhill.; Rhea, Lucy and Hazel Miss Eva King of Wueatoroft Sybil Hart,-- , Georgia Morton, was in Midiaonville Wednesday id Lurlino Ooil. enroute to Sebree to spend the week. hHk8-Crai- g Wedding Surpriiea Friends Misa'Einma Nuo of Hopklnsville Faw-eet- t, V, J, WeaaeTdaY Mr. Gar3iss diner shanks, both' of Madisonviiie, ,Oeft on an early train for Evansville d ''Wednesday mornlna: and were they reached In a few hours after Pert (Jralg.-au- d mar-axle- Instead of Liquid AntisepticsrPeroxide many people ate now using - Accomplished young lady. While Mr. Shanks is the eldest cson of Mr. aud Mrs. Jack Shanks - cnd had for years held a moBt repurify the breath. keep artificial teeth and sponsible posititlou in tbo post of- Tobridcrework clean, odorless fice in this city. teeth and remove nicotine His vacation lasting for two weeks. Topurify the breath from the after smoking. , 3Ir. and Mrs. Shanks will visit 6ev- - To eradicate perspiration and body . sml Mrs Zaok otte oity That this fcadbeen their Intentious Tha new toilet germicide powder to be dissolved in water as needed. "Bad been kept ery quiet. MIps Craig Is a daughter of Mr. For all toilet and hygienic uses it is hooBler Oiralg Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic lea beautiful fJune The H ,lfi,.fn.Mgii,ih. ,nl,iitnffi.i jt'Nilii .. iS. Sale AT- - Specials Now is the time of year to feed 44 your fowls a good tonic. K4 cureB Cholera, Roup, Gapes, Canker aud Llmberneck. When fed as a preventive it not only keeps them health v, but makes them lay. Price odors by sponge bathing. 50c No Cure. No Pay. GuaranTho best antiseptic wash known. teed by your druggist, St. Barnard Relieves and strengthens tired, weak, Mining Co , Incorporated. Drug Deinflamedeyes. Heals sore throat, wounds partment, Earhngton, Ky;, Gardand cuts. 25 and 50 cts. a box. druerglsts iner & Bowmer, MadlBonvllle, Ky. or by mall postpaid. Sample Free. Trv It under the guarantee. Ask THE PAXTON TOILET CO.,Bo3Tom.Mass. for booklet on dispases of poultry. 11-- better and more economical. To cleanso and whiten the teeth, remove tartar and prevent decay. To disinfect the mouth, destroy disease germs, and the guests ol her recommended that the ao.t be obung purpose of Congress Bister Mm. Fred Hoffman for a few ed so that the may be carried out." weeks. The Calaveras forest consists of Mesdames Ada Ramsey, W. M. 12,000 acres ou the north fork of the Harnmaok aud Ban Scott and slater, Staulalaus River, near the town of MIbb Virginia, left Thursday to atAngela, wnich thas been made fatend ameetlugot the Homo Mission mous by Mark Twain aud Bert ary Society at Greenville. Harto, aud fifty or slxtv miles north Get the habit of coming to the west of the YoBomlte National Park branch office of the It occupies a belt in a depression Bee, at Morton's Furniture Store, between two slopes through which when you want engraved cards, em- meauders a small brook that dries bossed letterheads, dance tickets or up m summer. There are programs. We have the bept and of sequoias about six miles apart let us figure with you on prices. and they are "the grandest, and largest the oldest and most majestAiliKEN DAVla, Manager. ically graceful of all the trees In Messrs Willi Waddlll, Montgom- the world.,. ery Holemau. Harry Talliferro, Fent Overall Marvin Mitchell. Roy Like an Orange Tree. Jennings, James Soryr Sam ArA man ought to carry himself In the William wc-lnold, Perkins Adams, as an orange tree would If It Ross' Claud Denton, Neal Splllman could walk up and down In the g&rdea swinging perfume from every little and Hoyt Coll.? Mrs. Bassett Slak chaperoned the certaer it holds up to the air. Beecner. party. lod. to be VMMWWM Cet Acquainted Wich the celebrated Ster-- ' ling way of clothes .making. Semi-Week- ly two-grov- kf J ' We "recommend them for their style for the perfect workmanship, all Notice, Poultry Raisers III Good News "I write to tell you the good news that Cardul has helped ine so much and I think it is just worth its weight in gold," writes Mrs. Maryan Marshall, of Woodstock, Ga. "I do hope and trust that ladies who are suffering as I did, will take Cardui, for it has been a God's blessing to me, and will certainly help every lady who is suffering." B52 and the wonderful lowness of their price, - wool fabrics Many Models. Fabrics of all weaves and colors a nd "t h e promptest possible serv- ice. New Store fcfl lfflR r 1 5r? Go With. Us to I Co. Celebrated Swann Hats for men, Straw Hats in all the newest shapes, 50c, $1, $150, $2 and $2.50. Ladies' and children's Velvet i one Strap Pumps Ladies $1.50, $2 and $2 50. Misses' Velvet Pumps $1.25. Newest .creations in ladies' Waists35c, 69c, l, $1.50, $2, $2.50 and $3. Ladies' Neckwear 19c to 50c. A Beautiful Millinery at remarkably low prices. Sisk Bros'. Book Madisonviiie, Kentucky Take CARDUI HiinliMiS Most styles $15 to $35 Tho Woman's Tonic Where they sell Stationery, Watches Clocks. ry of all kinds. Wall Paper Window Shades, Pictures, Picture Frames, Etc. Jewel- M HOPKINS fujM auu GO, M. P. MORTOM, Manager EaU Cotter Special Reduction on Wall Paper for the Next Ten Days. W 4 Jfer9 AhMhk Slrttt A yrvryyt" I rff '..4i JV -- Marilsonvillt, Kmtucky Prompt Attention Given all Orders and Satisfaction Guaranteed No matter if you suffer from headache, backache pains in arms, shoulders and legs, dragging-dow- n feelings, etc., or if you feel tired, weary, worn-o- ut and generally miserable Cardul will help you. It has helped thousands of other weak, sick ladies you and if --?..i will only give ..;tl ,n. it a wioj, jruu win K. v li thankful ever after. St. Bernard Store W. R. COYLE, Mgr. St. Bernard Mining; Comnanv . I jg INCORPORATED EARLINGTON ' O w - KY. - g, h ? y I '. ''JfllWflMlWflHlWflCdW ...-J- . ff ; ? ' jirilr- f- ir t, - - fiOifi. iff- - - ra STATISTICS FROM BIBLE' Thiisaids Hiti Kiiiej TrHble and Meyer Sispct How To find Oat. IF it A Cur for Chronic Constipation, Torpid U HERBINE For the Bowels both'aexw all but stag-gera- ), Collected by Reader Who Gave Scrip tures Much Study. WHEN IN MADISONVILLE H affects and Irregular Bowel Movamants . , rioutlMilXii l' .& ma hmmim Hordr tt th bOWtlSV It la mora prevalent w ages ana Uvr Small pox. Yelloir Fever and Bright'- DIaeaae father their annual they escape these dUeaaea, Buch persona are always ,f Even though or less. They have headachea, bad digestion, dixxl-- II alitor more (Wind sallow complexion, flatulence, loss seas; ivlrtire or airengm; ana no energy bi u. wu" ;; effect In the bowela; It la cooling, purifying and regulating.' biliousness, wind la the .bowela, nervoua-..- uuta a prompt check on iv hroath iiw aniritn. drawalaeM In tha daybe time aad nervous wakefulness at night. atexerclae than the occupations ot mea; therefore .irosaen auer moat froai-lt. .baneful .effect. A constljwted erwn'Iaan easy; rletlra when Jo any Typuofa Fever, Malaria, XUkeumattem, a aerioua dUeasa Paeuraonla ""'" j , - .r.-K.- Ft V mm h juaanr uisjaa' aiakw Fa "Weak Wght -rriuv bvo pvr ouiiif. ! v- MOMKTM - ai 1 ST. LtWC MtJ er Sere Bye, Stephen Ky Salve. It ISoloAmo RecoMMr MBcagvj ST. BERNARD MINING CO., Incorporated, Drug Department 'nPKE man who stops Quite a number of pqpple from this place attended th'o Sunday Sohool convention at Nortonville Wednesday. Those who attended were Dr. and Mrs. D. T. Sapley, Mesdames H. It Corev, M. B. Long and MIbs Kathleen Corey, of the Christian Church, and Prof. O.EI Dudley and Mrs. Kate Withers, of Nineteenth Psalm, the shortest and middle chapter the Otie Hundred and Seventeenth Psalm. The middle verse is the eighth of the On Hundred and Eighteenth Psalm. name Is 'the eighth' The chapter of Isaiah. The word "and,, occurs 46,627 times, the word" Lord, 1.855 times. thirty-sevent- h chapter of The and the. nineteenth chapter laalah of the second book ot Kings are alike. The longest vorso Is the ninth of the eighth ohaptor of Esther; the the shortest verse In the thirty-fift- h of the eleventh chapter of John. In the first verse of the sevetith chapter of Ezra is the alphabet. The finest piece of .reading Is the Utoiitytslxtli chapter of Acts. Tie name of God Ib not mentioned in the book of Esther. It 'contains knowledge, .wisdom,, holiness and love, Fill a bottle or common glass with your The Bible ooi t ins 8 500,480 letters water sou ici u srauQ iweiuy-iou- r nours; a brick dust sedi810,607 words, 81,175 verses, 1,189 ment, or settling, chaptors and 60 books. The longest stringy or milky chapter is the One Hundred and appearance, often indicates an un- Visit the Princess Theater, the best moving pic tures in the country. Something new each night. Matinee every afternoon 2 to 5. Hat m- a the back tion of the kidneys; too fre quent desire to rasa It or nainin arealwJ-sympto- healthy condi- HIKIWIIM and need attention lire Muncys aHa;Dtaaueriareeui that tell yoa ox oraer IFiTOE:S 5& IO CFJNTS WWMl A. D. NOE, Jr., Manager. 1 .auucvmccaui uigui.. , i1 "m f i IIIPI K mil There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Rojf th great kidney remedy, fulfills almost every wish in correcting rheumatism, pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary passage. Corrects inability to hold water and scalding pain in passing it, or bad effects following use of liquor, wine' or ot WktjTU.: V adver-tilin- g when his trade is picking np is like the man who stops fishing when the fish begin to bite Think this over and let it worry you Thero is one medicines that every family should bo provided with aud especially during tlio summer mouths: viz, Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedv. It is almost certain to be needed. It costs but a quarter. Can you afford to be without it? For sale by all dealers. Ordinance. beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often through the day, and to get up many times during the night. The mild and immediate effect of Swamp-Rois soori realized. It stands the highest be cause oi usrcmaricabie health restoring .4 If you need a medicine you should have the best. Sold by druggists in fifty-ceBIZCS. aim Ilacw You may have a sample bottle sent free by mail. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co., N. Y. Mention this paper and remember the name, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t, and the address, Binghamton, N. Y., on every bottle. ot prop-erticsnt uuc-UUliar INSURE NOW Besides the usual hazard during this month you have the added danger of lightning" burning your home "or" ho'usehdld' goods. Protect yourself by insuring against fires, tornadoes, etc. We represent only companies. Leus explain. , m 'I v M i a J UNE is the storm month. t 1! 9 fffwuro-Haot- . re-liab- le Bing-hamto- n, i i 4 the Methodist Church. MrB. Julia Wooldrldtfe, of MarJl-sonvill- e, spent Wednesday in this News of the Town Misses Gortlo O'Baunon, Verna and Lynna Galloway of St Charles were in town Tuesday Bhopplng. MIssSuoMiko Willis left Thursday for Pans Tenu. to visit relatives Mrs. H, R. Mo Orearv and son Netson spent M mday nlfrht In Daw aon'Spnmrs. home occupied by Mark JohnBon on liawrence Turner is on the sick Rail street. lists iMlss Elizabeth Kemp and Ralph Dudley loft Tuesday for Bowling Wanted 100 njiners at once for ...- Green, whoto.tbejvwUl-entQrbusJ- b. tattd y work. ..Apply-t-o ,..i....-- -, COATj & CoKR Co., ness college. NOTONVILliK -.- city with friends. Old Hickory Porch Furniture. None genuine unless It has the Old Hickory burnt into every piece. O.Bryan, Utloy & Co. Incorporated, Madlsonvllle, Ky. Tho mauy- - friends of Mrs. Wm. Bradley will bo lad to learn that her condition la somewhat improved. Dr C. B. Johnson Is having a new homo built on the lob next to the " Inoorporatod Nortonville, Ky. MesBra. W. R. Coyle aud Luther Lowe made.a business trip to St. Charts Thursday. Wilt Burke, Hugh Blair, Heury MoDowell aud Pete Davla are apond Injr the week at Lonjr Pond fishing. Mr. aud Mrs. Geo. Myers aad b a by are spending the week at Sebreo Extra Special Priues all thin week on all Scrim window curtains and 8wnclled Curtain Goods. O'Bryau Utfay & Co. Incorporated. , Madlsonvllle, Ky. Ktigar Dillon who has. been running on the M. H. and E. has gone to St. Louis to work. Misses Jeanette Napier and Nell CaHtn are visiting Mrs. D. M Evau George Brooks is on the sick list Old papers for sale at the Bee ottoe. Jrn to Mr and' Mrs. Harry bog advertised In all tho leading magazines, $2.25, $8.25 and $4.25. O'Bryan, Utley & Co. Incorporated, Madlsonvllle, Ky. A Few Facts About Liver Trouble. A dull, sluggish liver always bring dull, sluggish feeling to the entire body. When the live works properly the blood choruses through the body In a br'ght red stream. When tho liver is Inactive tho blood becomes dull aud muddy, and it is full of poisonous matter. A great many prople try to get flno, clear, pink and complexion by rubbing things on their faces, Tboy might rub a life time and the same yollow would remain for tho liver causes it. Only bright, red blood Blood brings fine complexions. loaded with impurities from tho oom-pl-xion 'Vudor Porch shades, the kind you Vafety of the public. 8 Uuon approachiug a hoise or other draft animal, being ridden or driven upon any public street or alley In salciiclty, a person operating an automobile or othor motor ve hicle within saw city snau give warning of Its approaoh by scaling with a horn, bell or other do vice not calculated to frighten such animal, and use every reasonable The City Council of the City of Earlington, Ky do ordain as follows: 1. That it is and shall be unlawful for'any person or persons to operate an automobile, or other motor vehicle, on any of the public Btreets or alleys pf the City of Earlington at a rate of speed greater than ten miles per hour. 2. Uppn'approaohlng a street crbss-Inor irluW, or curve in any street of said city, and also In traversing Biich crossing, bridge or curve, a persotfoperatiug an automobile, or other Vehicle, shall havd it under control, and operate it in a reason, able way, having regard to the traffic thenjujum suoh jj tree tj and the g J Kentucky Fair Dates The following are the dates fixed for holding the Kentucky Fairs for General Insurance 1911 as far as reported Officers of fairs are requested to report to us any ommlsBlons or corrections of dates. MaUisonville, July 18, 5 days. Henderson, July 25, 5 days. wfsceLLORlGINALand GENUINE Versailles, August 22 days. DELKER Lexington, August'7 6 days. TJnlontown, Audust 85 days. days Vanceburg, AugUBt Lawrenceburg AugUBt 15-- t days, Laltchfleld! August 15 BurkBVille, KIMMONS & BISK Mortons Gap, Kentucky 1 fASLIBILBBBaBBHSLBBBBBBBBBBBBBBVl YEfflCLES 94 August Brodhead, August 163 days. Fern Creek, August 164 days. JDopdon, Aiiirnst 92 4 riavs. , 154 days. Shepherdsvilie, August 224 days. tl Errauger, August 234 dayB. Germantown, August 243 days. Nioholasville, August 293 dayB. Somerset, August 29- -3 days. liver sends the impurities out through the pores of the skin a brownish yellow. To get rid of the dull, heavy feeling and muddy, yellow complexion get the Ilvorln worklhg again. Two 60c bottles of BLOODINE will do It nine times out of ten, If you are BrVwn aflne babygirl.' troubled with Constipation and A. D. 1911. H. C. Boubland, Mayor. BLOODINE LIVER pre. IleyJBnnkley-ls'othe siok Straining uset.Un Rr.ftODT'NR. DTT.T.a nrlfti Attest: lis. Soiq by St. J3ernard Mining Co,, Paul Priob.' Clerk, lyuysinuouisi Mrs. C, B. Johnson was in Madl mcorporateqt jwru Special agent. otjville Wednesday shopping. Farmers, mechanics, railroaders, laborers rely n Bardstown, August 30 4 days Paris, September 46 days. MontlcellO) September 54 days. Alexandria, September 55 daps MountOllvet, aeptember 54 days. HogonvHlo, September 5- -8 dayB. Sanders, September 64 days. precaution to insure the safety of Kentucky Stnte Fair, Louisville, suoh person or animal, and In ceiu September 116 days. suoh horse or other draft animal ap- ' Horse ( 'ay, September 204 days. pears frightened and tho rider or Mayfield, September 274 days. driver thereof requests or signals A 50 cent bottle of Bloodine Rheuby putting up the haud, said opora matic Liniment will last longer than the moat aggravated case of lor of said vehicle shall brlug Jt to sore throat. A moBt effective remstationary, so edy for cold on chest, oroup, etc. a stop and remain long as may be reasonable to al St Bernard Mining Co., Incorporlow suoh horse 'or animal' to pasSi ated, drug department, special 4 Any person or persons viola- agents. ting any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be fined not less than ten dollars and not1 more than twenty-fiv- e dollars ;for each offense. Approved this 6 day of June, WC CLtTHCCEHUIMC-NO- T AM IMITATION ""iSS BE ST '" THBWORLD FOR SALE BY Plain Hardware Company . MADISONVILLE, KY. Agents for Amalgamated Arc Flint Roofing A George Wytt Mr. and Mrs, NOTICE sprint Thursday in Hopklnsville All parties are hereby notified with friends. that they muBt not"""selne for Wanted Two or three furnished fish, or crayfish in the Jersey rooms for light hoiiROkeeplng. Ad- meadow or In any of the streams offluer dress F, oare-Be- e emptying into the lake. St. Bernabd Mining Co. Mr. HampTox of Hopklnsville Incorporated. of this city is a former resident very sick and not expected to live. Whooping cough is not dangerous Mrs. John Hamby loft yesterday when the cough Is kept loose and exceptions easy bv giving Chamfor Crofton to spend the week-en- d berlain's Cough Remedy.. It has rJarlth friends, been usod m many opidemios of this The city is having a crossing put discaso with perfect success. For sross the railroad at Wilson street, sale by all dealers. Ifl the southern part of town, two Baseball Hocks beyond the present last oroBS-iThis is a fjroat convenience to Earllngtou will play Crofton jat people or that section aud is bau- Earllngton Ball Park Sunday evenleedud there. ' nice flue of Hammocks at Sfsk ing Game called 2:15 Fay will be on tho mound for Orof iiB. Book Store, Prices range from LOO $6 00. ton. srvices at the M, E. Church, Sunday before last Earlington fcfcli, Sunday at 11 a. m. by the defeated Ciofton in an eleven g p. in. proaoning by itor, and game and Crofton Is coming J. B. Adams, P. E. Sunday revenge. 0:30 p. m. for lool at mhi-now- s, g. in-lu- on Dr. Thomas' Eclectic Oil. Takes the sting out of cuts, burns or bruises at once. Pain can not itay where it is used, WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU Builders' Supplies DOORS Mrs. Mary Staver, of Evansville, spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. EgloflV" . - - New Summer Models m SaSH FRAMES Dorothy (Faultless Fitting Shoes Ootid rof Ladies) CASINGS COLUMNS - NEWELS BALUSTERS BRACKETS Anything you need in Building Material and Build ers' Supplies. Years of experience enable us to know good from bad and how to buy and how to sell We have just about completed stocking our warehouse, which hs taken us several months'. Everything is where it belongs and our system is perfect We have a complete line of Building Material Clean, up to date stock, such as Rough and Dressed , P' SPINDLES PORCH RAILS BLOCKS Lumber, Sash, Frames, Hardware, Paints, Oils, Glass, Shin gles, Flooring, Ceiling, Siding, Moulding, lime, Cement, Etc., Pumps ana Low Shoes In all leathers and styles PRICES $4.00, $3.50 AND $3.00 TRACERY OAK NEWELS OAK RAIL OAK BALUSTERS MANTELS Etc., Etc i SHINGLES Just Received, ' a Car Load r p 1 ttSfe" wsTOjri AMALGAMATED ROOFING CO.. First Nat'l Bank FOB 8ALEBY STETSON OXFORDS FOR MEN Who know and wear them LADDERS ARCH AND GRATES of tke Best Tennessee Lime It's not made for any certain climate, but is mado to withstand tho .weather conditions of every climate, Amalgamated ARC ROOFING will not drin under tho blazincr suh. nor crack in tho bitterest cold. nit's made by our secret process and is universally acknowledged the Amalgamated ?one and ONLX absolutely perfect rooting. JKUUJL J.JNI? is stanoora ana laKes mo samo insuranco rate ito u metal. Our agents are authorized to refund money in full if malgamated ARC ROOFING should dfaU to satisfy. sena xor samples ana iuu iniormauon. Tans and Blacks. All leathers' $5.00 and $5.50. best. -- FLUE RINGS PLATE GLASS ART GLASS MIRRORS WINDOW GLASS SKYLIGHT GLASS MIXED FAINTS COLORS We have a private siding, nq hauling, no switching charges, and a light operating expense, and we are prepared to meet all legitimate competion I! aij Morel by the pair, less by the ' ! VARNISHES BRUSHJB6 METAL ROOFING" Star Planing Incorpara-le- Mill Co. ON L. & N. RAILROAD Pkone 567 ! Bid. BkmkiM.Ala. Arnold. Kakn First aad Main '. ITAR PLANING MILL COMPANY INCMPMATCK All Kinds of Painters' Supplies l . MADISONVILLE, KY. Arch Street Henderson, .. JMADIONVllnl-Er-5ILNTUPK- Y Kentucky W Pay Railr4 Fv Agents for Amalgamated Arc Flint Roofing 3CJ yjta- ' BU 7?. '. . . " - Lc.'i, : ONE OF THE EIGHT WON- DEES OF THE WORLD Neglected by Home People Fault Due we're but three of ficiaries of Dr. to Uck of AdveJtising. fe&i' W:r.- k- - IX 1" P,V, 7 ,' - !y Su:V' The following editorial is taken from tho Morning Sentiual published In Amsterdam, N. Y: For a day or two last week Kentucky's great natural worider, the Mammoth Gave, was closed on account of a strike of all the guides employed by the management. speedilv adjusted, however, and within 48 houra the faithful guides were at tholr posts and ready for duty. This is the first the cave has been closed to the public since 1808, a period of 103 years. Thirty years ago this wonderful exhibition of the handiwork of nature was better advertised than It Is today, though it still surpasses in beauty, size and grandeur all the caves that have yet been explored. Some day, after the death of the last of the 11 nephews and nieces of Dr. John Crogan, who bequeathed the property to them at his death, many years ago, the property will Mat-terawero the eleven. A few years ago there the eiovon beneCrohn's bequett alive. Should the,cave fall into the hands of a modern American citizen with sufficient capital to advertiRp it and restore it to its pristine glory as one of the eight wonders of the worid easily become an resort, with golf links fishing and ..V hunting and boating the year round. Owmi Shaver made a business trip It 1b a lamentable fact that today a Liarg6 percentage of the poopie who to Madisonville Wednesday:1 visit the cave are Europeans who Don't visit America and have the "Mam- sands of think that piles can't "be cured.' Thou obstinate cases have been 'cured by moth Cave of Kentucky" marked Doau's Ointment, so cents at any 'drug store1. on their itinerary before they leave their homes. But the main fault lies You Need Stationery. with the owners and managers to Nothing gives an individual' or a spend a Bingle dollar in tho form of past quartor flf m standing in the biiBlness world advertising during the of a century. Had the great falls of like nice stationery neatly printed. Bee job departNiagra been obscured from the view The of the worjd for 48 hours, or been ment keeps constantly on' .hand a held up by a strike, the fact would fine line of letterheads, noteheadB,have been known in every city of ai y f billheads, statements aud envelopes, size in the world, and even in cne bdth linen and commercial. - We smaller oities, villages and hamlets also do circular, invitation and catwhore the newspapers are read. alogue work. Give ub a trial. You But for the news of the cave's strike will be pleased. ar be sold and the proceeds therefrom wo had toawuk will be divided among tho heirs of Glasgow Times, the arrival'tif The edited by James M. Btohardson, within 10 miles "Of t e earth's grea.f. cavern. A. number of Amsaerdamiams have visited tl.e Mammoth Cave on their 'trips to the South, but or recent yearVVejj, have Btoppeduu their lournoys'sputhward from Cincinnati and LoitUyille to seo this mnrveloua silent testimonial to the puissance of the Rules of -"! tho universe. COLORED COLUMN. last Thursday night. RVv. BvanB ficiated, of- Seml-Week- iy - Mrs. EUa Sanders and children are visiting rolativeXand friends near Gracy, Ky. MIsb 'Julia Morton returned from Indianapolis, Inrf. lrfst Saturday night. She reports a fine visit. The movlng.pioture show given in our city last wetk by Prof. R. J Stone of Memphis, Tenn. was the best wo have ever had here. Prof. Boll reports a fine trip to Louisville, where he ieotured to tho faculty students and friends of Eck-stieInstitute last Friday night. Mrs. Bell- - of Columbia. Tenn, Mother of Prof. Bell, left for her borne last Wednesday morning. The body of Sells Cole of Springfield, Tenn. who was drowned In R. B. pond last week, was recovered and shipped home. The Giant Trade Co. under takers of Madfeonvillu, prepared the body for shipping, Mr. Henry Berry and Miss Lillle Barbee were united in holy wedlock in the presence of a fow friends pro'-nouncod The Mt. Zlon Baptist Church will celebrato Mother's D.iy next Sun day'at 11 : 15 A. M., Itev. Evans wMDcpreach from . the subject "Mo-ther'a- nd what I owo her." n soii.jV imvo Its sermon at. the Bapthauksgiveng tist Church at 2: 'P; M. The following are on the sick list thiswpok: Dorris Cavenaugh, Ikio Edmonson, Green .Loavell's baby Tilden Shel'ton and wife, Tom Brook's, Mattle . Hamilton, Tom Clark' and wifo, Evangelino Lizzie Amos, and EUza Ma " -- hfV"U. B, F." lodgeiWill L'jg-gon- a,. E. Z. Ciuro'i h1' aiuiuay- The plcuio to b glvon by t'i.9 Mti Baptist Sunday School at Lakestcta Park next Saturday promises tovW o ,,mr.fi BimnoBH. Wo will have everr thing good to oat. Friday Juno 2nd, there was born to Mr. and Mrs. Will Bllos a fin, girl. M ithor aud b.iby aro bjth doing well. piano-tune- r, Prof. W. S. Thompion th Mrs Thompson and ;baby art visiting m our city. Misses Pauline Garrett, Hazel; White, and Susie Murphy returned from tho Stato Normal at Frank., fort They report a fine session. 't -- There U no horse I l(n mint meg effective than for'an ral neh BALLARD3 SNOW LINIMENT, remedy nor Ib there anv lisallngIs milder foe or human body, thatUs the nines. efficacious In more of Tho first game was won by the heals the sores or woundsand men LW beast. Price 35o, 50o Bernard Earhfgton boys, and the second by J"? bottle. Sold by St. Hopkinsvllle. Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug rally at the A. M. Remember the Earl-ington The'' roof and window frames of tbe Baptist Church have been newly painted which improved tho looks of the church very much. The public edjoyod two line base ball gatres played last 'week between the HopkinsYili'e and Amanda Hawkins and cnil , dren have returned from Danville-Illinois. Mrs. o' Grand Leader's 20 Per Cent Cash Discount Sale Woolen Dress Goods DISCOUNT . Silks DISCOUNT 20 , , White Goods DISCOUNT 20 20 PEE CENT - PEE CENT PEE CENT Choice;of the finest line of $1.00 Woolen Dress Goods, consisting of Panama, Serge, Voile, Batiste, Checks, Fancies, all colors and $1.25 yard wide pure Silk Messaline, no better value ever offered. . Saleprice 20 per cent discount. . . $) $1 pure Silk Taffetas, best,' value in the city for the AA f aUU I No restrictions wilhbe made in this line as the twenty per cent, discount! will be given to every purchaser of any white goods, whether they buy the 10c grade of India Linen or the $1.25 Sheeting. Swisses, Mulls, Persian Lawns, Batistes, Linens, Sheetings, India Linens, Frontings, Costuming, Cambrics, Long Cloth, Linen price. Sale price only. . . 90c Silk Foulards, 27 inches wide, regularly sold elsewhere at.$l, our sale price SOc Oil OUC 711 G many fancy novelties. Choice of the entire line dur- ing this sale at 20 percent, discount, meaning. ....... fes OUv OIIa 20 per cent, discount on the entire line of 50c Dress Goods, comprising all the newest and latest novelties of the sea- son as well as the plain staple shades. Sale price only . . . lrJ Foulards in that ever popular silk that we have sold thousands of yards this season, to close now during this 20 per M g cent, discount sale only , etc, 4UC ifflf Ml Act quickly on these Silks as they cannot last long at these prices and no more will be added when they are closed. etc., all subject 10 a 20 per cent, discount, which is a great harvest for you as this is just the heighth of the season for this class of Table Linens DISCOUNT 20 64-inc- Towels DISCOUNT 90 PES CENT PER CENT Lawns qQ DIKOUNT 90 PEE CENT Choice in any lawn, formerly 10c sale price. . . . Any style, formerly 12 i-- n jj v.. t 1. h 72-inc- h- heavy Mercerized Table Linens, in a range of six new de. signs, never sold under 50c, during A fig . Hrllw our sale will be sold for pure 'Linen, $1,00 Table Linen, none better made for service. ale price but . . . . . "'. Full regular 10c hemmed towel, sale price Full size Huck ToweVhernmed, 15c grade, only I ,C ft ft OUv OUC Pure Linen 25c Boardered Towels, assorted colors Fine Mercerised fringed and. herrjmed 50c towels, Breakfast Napkins, already hemmed only h Mercerized Dinner Napkins tj1! already hemmed I faU j Linen Napkins, to match the H'U 72 inch cloth, only Supply your table with the above items which are quoted very low. Boarding hoyse keepers will benefit by buying their annual needs during this sale. 18-inch 22-inc- 9f bUC sale 'price. 4UG 1 2, during, safe?". .'.,.. All 15c Lawns now reduced ..... .'". . .''. . 8c 10c 12c 20C 4C OQ pink x ch Aft Turkish Towels, full standard,- - 15c grade Turkish Towels, full standard,- 25c grade. . . . - 2C Any 25c grade of Lawn during sale ., . .' b!UC .....,.' ... Just received 40 inch fancy bordered Lawns, in black, blue, and Lavender, both in Polk a Dot and Floral designs sold everywhere for 25c, our selling price. Turkish Towels, extra large size, 35c grade bOC 'Ginghams fc 7 i-- 2c This Salens given in order to jeduce our. enormous stock of seasonable merchandise $15,000.00 as we are carrying a great surplus of goods and have adopted this means of reducing the stock to Laces, Embroideries TISCOUNT 20 ."- - -- DISCOUNT 20 PER CENT PEE CENT apron Ginghams, fast colors, :in black, blue, brown . Green Checks, sale price ..... : i... C Ow jv its normal condition. r&? -.- This Sale opens Thursday, June 1 5th., and closes Saturday, 24th. You will be requested to pay cash for every item priced during the sale and .made inTetunUhe Jibcral offer of 20 per cent. - '. . - 10c Dress Ginghams, all of this' season's ; ' 7 for all uses, sale price only ' . v V'" patterns" .y ; suitable ww I Aft wv ' T . discount on every purchase . Stop and figure vhat a great saving of " 12T-- 2 V-- . Amoskeag Dress Ginghams, in the large novelty plaids used so extensively this season, during sale. . 4 money that means to you. ' ' ' ' ,. r ' patterns and lowness of price The line is still quite complete and we are still able to show quite an extensive line of Flouncings both h and goods, suitable for the one piece dress, also match any pattern with bands, insertions or galloons. Our entire stock of Laces will be included, Vals, Linens, Torchons, Yokings Bands, and in fact every piece of trimming in the house and all subject to. the sale reductidn of 20 per cent, which makes this line of Laces and Embroideries unmatchable in any house in the country. 27-inc45-inch ts. Our very extensive line of beautiful Embroideries carried this season have been very liberally purchased on account of their clegan Shoes DISCOUNT 20 ' ' Clothing DISCOUNT 20 ' " ! Pants DISCOUNT 20 x PEE CENT Infant's, Men's and Boy's, in and-withou- PERCENT PEE CENT Ladies', Misses',. Children's, fact Shoesfor everybody, are carried by us t any exag- Our entire line of Men's and Boy's Suits will go. in 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 a. Suit you may buy as the 20 per cent will be allowed you on your Suit purchase, which is a very" great deduction when you consider the already close prices prevailing on our immense line of Men's Suits. Remember your unrestricted choice of any Suit in our stock . geration the best lines of Shoes under one roof in the city of Madisonville, choice of any, whether low cuts, or high Shoes, Tans or Blacks, not one pair reserved, the unrestricted choice of any Shoe in the house at 20 per cent, discount. Buy your Shoes you will need in the next sixty days now as-- youcan save several dollars Here. at 20 per cent, discount from the regular selling price. We carry in our stock without a doubt, second to none, the best line of Men's Pants made in the world-so- me broad assertion-- yet nevertheless it is true, as they are made by the best makers and consequently every pair fits, the style is there.They. are finished like tail.or-madand wear like iron. $2:00 grades... $1.60 $4.00 grades.. $3. 20 $5.00rades..$4.00 $3.50 grades.. $2.80 $2. 50 grades.. $2. 00 $3.00 grades.. $2.40 Now is the season when you need odd pants to tone up that old suit. Better buy a pair during this sale and save 20 per cent. es r .4 Hats DISCOUNT 20 Like all previous seasons . Shirts DISCOUNT 20 . - ' .". . . Ladies' Eeady-to-Wea-r DISCOUNT 20 PEE CENT to the front with the -- PEE CENT ' J PEE CENT we again are 50c Shirts, with or without' collars,, sale price . best line of Straw Hats in (he city. Why? Because we buy the best ' ' '''? 'M-- 4UC OU.C . Kimmonas, in long and short styles, all 20 per cent discount One piece Ready Dresses, choice 50 per cent discount. to-wear line in the country. When John B. Stetson sold Straw Hats he had $1 Monarch Shirts, coat stylelfsaiejfprice r; them, made by the same people that are now making them for us and everyone knows that Stetson has only the best, and as our customers are entitled to the best we always buy this high grade line and t now give therh the benefit of theibest goods on the market, you get a double benefit as we will offer you these high grade Hats at ,20"per cent, discount during this sale. but-jus- ?&$ .; r ' v $1.50 Cluett Shirts, with sojffiffs?saIeprice. $1 50 Cluett Shirts, pleated fronts, sale price $1.50 Cluett Shirts, plain blossoms; coat styles, sale ei 9 on $ I 20 pf -- White Serge Suits, last season's $15 Suits, choice. . . . Linen Suits, about twenty-fiv- e in all, last season's styles Ladies' Skirts, in Shepard Checks and trimmed in Solid Band ' 20 per cent discount. Ladies' Voile Skirts, the best make in the city, all 20 per cent $7.50 In S2.00 ...... per cent discount.. .- -, iuwwmi.hu,,,. waisr you ever owned, 20 fcvwwrK; ;r.Wfi BWBfW if fwnuM"' ' ,'"'" ' "i ivi "i n - - ' T - ; - ,v f r vj4 n ? A jfi.