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Digital page images are linked to the text file. o tor- a TUESDAY andf iFRIDAY Jt l a ha r h a iF u- r t i C IF YOU bONT ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS + ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE TWENTY SECOND YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KY TUESDAY JUNE 20 1911 C N D GONE TO KILLKABE On Green River Near Rochester Madisonville People Will Attempt to Lure the finny Tribe From Watery Haunts 4 BEE OffERS REWARD FOR PISH The following party left Madlsor CampKlllkarE EflwardMrs Smith Dulin Mr and Mrs Jno Grayott and Mies Florence AIL S n The party will go toRookport on thec I 0 and motor to Rochester where they have established a camp known by the suggestive name of kare They are equipped with the latest improved fishing tackle and artificial bait such as Buck tail pinners Sbakesperes sure lure Weedlell Hand spinning coachmenM 8o much boinbMtio talk was indul red in by the ladies of the party es pecially Mrs Parker and Mrs Dull u as to the number and size of fi+ they would catch that the Semi weekly Bee was Induced to offer a r substantial reward to any lady 1 the parly catching and lauding a fish unaided that would weigh over five pounds the offer was immedi r atelyand enthusiastically accepted and a promise that each days Cato h would be promptly reported witol Or XAIXR MtNtrHavana Cuba June 19 Practi ftallyno progress was made today I u the uncovering of the Maine the pumps merely belRKusedtoke L the water a trifle below the ten foo level which was readied yesterday t The work of removirfg the hill tJIn tht covers the exposed portions ofas the wreck was begun Streams of water at Mash pressure were employ ed but a terrific rain storm soon compelled the suspension of this tSsk In many places the material covering the decks and filling the interior spaces to a depth of several feet heretofore upposed to be har bor silt proves tqbo a corallike for mation defying removal by Water pressure and necessitating nrtich tedious work with picks Saved Hia Wifes life My wife would have bneii In her grave today writes O H Brown of Muscadlrie Ala 4Uf it bad not Discoverylp fi C to get up without help She boa anddreadfulX of Dr Rings New Discovery an she soon began to mend and wa well in a short time Infalllblo for and colds its the most reliable remedy on earth for ate lung trouble hennorrhages la grippe asthma hay fever crou and whooping cough 50o flOO1oC Trial bottlofree Guaranteed by all r druggists Had Bit Trip rwMr and Mrs W D Cavanass and dAughters Maggie and Winnie and son George Dan Danahue and daugter who have been fishing near Smallhouse on green river returned from a very successful trip they hold the record for the JarliteoMtohI of the season while they were visited by Ernest Rash and little r daughter of this place l Always Blessed with a Hearty Appetite It vouni8 Djgesteze It helps ptomach do the work digests what you eat and makes wood rich blood from your food No more Sleepless Nights i x Headache or Stomach MseryGet rid of all these troubles Dlgqs teze Fifty cents a bottle worth tenfold Its coat at drug department of t J CompauyIfor I I 1V1HSVILLE PJlOTiBTS Against the E T H Charging Iti rNm or Many Hi General Of fice From That City Organized protest at the threaten ed abandonment of the present nam of the Evansville Ir Terre Haut- railroad in the merger with th Chicago k Eastern IlJfoolsrJuro to be acted upon at meeting of directors of the two roads In this city oil June 20 will be voiced by Evansvtlle + tommeretal bodies The things objected to are EvansvilledE citys name affor Js in the title The probahfo removal of every thing from Evansville to indicate this city as a controlling tfrmlna i 1of the hoe The removal from the city of near ly 400 work rf Including the shop men who have already been re movedThe subtraction of an anpurl eal ary roll ameu ting easily to a qua ter fit a million dollars J B Duncan jf the Boston storeI hnrtsuKge8t the danger publicly at tile meeting of the Retail Merchants Tuesday night uA meeting of a Joint committee of the Retail Merchants the EvanF yule Business Association and tbq Evansville Manufacturers AsBocIa flan will be held Thursday after noon The BB A transportation com mittee with W 8 French as chair man has has the threatened merger under consideration sCity Controller Kollmyer has pre pared letters to address to each one of the directors who e names are signed to the call for the Evansville meeting oil July 2U The controllers efforts up to this time have been directed simply tf- tthetiltntlopofJhe name Eva1c form or other if not the title when 81 name applied a substitute The EvansviUe RtUtotlhr The Evansville Pate way to the South His letter to the directors ask that some reparation be made for the loss of the citys clams m the ratlrpads title if the bid name can not be re laitied ram protesting mainly because of the comerclal lose that this mer gar will mean to Evanevllle said Wr Duncan Wednesday I have information from what I consider a trustworthy source that there are upward of seventylive clerks In the general offices here Without qtiee tioti one of the sequels of the sub merging of the Evansville Terre Haute title will be the removal of dieslolty along the route amsarc a 84000 a year salary The shops formerly here and re Illnfestered to Evan vUle as soon as traffic warranted the charge em plowed 260 men and paid approximately 16000 a monthliLwages Eva sylJle is losing pr stands to Jnse all of a of u million dol tars annually an item worth while making a row about In our commer clal affairs U Evansville Is too Important a point on the Fnsp o system to be thus sacrificed Ivshoul say TheJ fatties of the city is such that rail roads already having a perminent ocatiou and established here should want all tle Ideutlflcatlon with it that they can get instead Of taking away everything that they have Competition Iola a ChockbThat comjjetlhg lines offer a cure which may brjng EA T H dlrec tore to w realization of the impor lance attached by Evansville people Continued qirPage 2 e r rsorr J WHEN IN MADISONVILLE Visit the Princess Theater the best moving pic c tures in the country Something new each ni ht j f r JJra u Matfnee every afternoonto st 0 ff Vaudeville each night jeJRIOE 5 8c 1O CENTS Y D NOB J Managerr nJ1 I Madisonville Notes I BY AILEEK DAVIIC Brilliant Keceptlon for Qaeits aheat ed 3acdnt MissjnuiFayI e on Thursday evening Jurie11rJtnth at her hospital ononla n ott North Semianary street This affair stands unique as Ano of the social seasons must pleasant memories The large number who thronged the home from eight to ten attested to the popularity of the hostess as well as her wdelv known hospitality The daisy was the basis of tit scheme of decorntrons and the effect was beautiful to every artistic eye Toe guests were ushered tutu the library where they were Introduced to Mrs Oarrlrigton and Miss Oar rfngton Mrs Carrlogtous gowu was a handsome black marquisette over lavendar silk Miss Carr oJ ton carry lug white carnaii ma wa charming in an entrain gown of golden crepe de cIn e The hostess s wore an exquisite dress hand em broidered in daises The laldes registered loadlarv handpainted guests bootee In the form of afialsy In the Gall Misa Lillian Bodards assisted byMiss Alfle Thompeo presided at the punch bowl The stairway was heavily banked In ireen asparagus looped up wjth handfuls of daisies The asparagus I with the daisies trailed graa fult v above the doors to the library and the drawing room Cornueeplasa overflowing with daisies werd sue vended from the door posts From the chandeliers drooped waving streamers of asparagus entwined with the daisies v i The most striking feature of the entire decorations was the heav ropelike portiere made or oh tine o asparagus twined with daisies lead ing Into the dlnltfg room There th guests were served a dainty Ice course which maintained the color scheme ofyellow and win to rneverY detail A basket banked with terns laid daisies tied with yellow ribbon was 1he centerpiece of a Unen cloth magnificently embroidered In clue ters of daisies This was the host ess own handiwork The favors were dainty sachets which were distributed by little Misses Ruth and Grace Barn m The sachets were hand painted in daibies These and the lovely guest batik were the work of Miss Headof Chicago a cousin of the hostess- In the library and drawing room Mrs Barnhlll was assisted by Mes dames Edward Arnold J F Gordon AlexLunfordl3illarySpenaer- Misses Emelihe Browning Cora Martin and Beatrice Ray in the WedleyMcGaw Barnhill J B McGaw Misses Nan nio Barnhill and Dixie Lunford r The music for the pccasfou wasI render d by Andersons orchestra of tbirclty AlFresco Brdtta for Visltori Mrs Hillary Spencer vary harm ingly eutertalnedofr Friday evening atJBrld eat the Lakeside in honor Tire RL Zubrocl Of Henderson Nona Fay Carrlngton of DurIhamN CIand Miss Lida of Henderson The tables woro arranged on tilel attractive grove near the lake cud many Interesting games of Brideiplayed after which the beautifully served an elaborate two course luncheon The oakes and toe were decorated with bunches of crystallized cherries and during the games delicious cherry frappe was served The very artistic tally crudtj were hand painted olusterB of obey rios thereby carrying Out the cherry idea in every detail rh sepresent were f Mrs Car rington and Miss Carrlngton 6f Durham NOjlllse Bishop of Morganfield Mesdames Wm Roesti Wm Morton Kirby Gordon Alex LunsfordH H Holeman CJaude4 Rose Lonnle Bailey Willie Barn hill 8 D Langley Tom Barnet BLv Bone H Vr Behnu Misses r Lids Spencer of Henderson Leila Barnhlll Vida Barnett and Mary Ruby MortonxJtrtau Sesth lia1rldge Club The menjb tof the South End Bridge Club fir beautifully enter n tamed at a Porch party at the home of Mrs C W Llndcay in the soul ITn part of the city Mre C AI Morton scored the greatest numbs j of points and war given a beautiful pair of black silk enbroldered hose At the conclusion of the games this charmtng hosteus served a delicious Luncheon to the following lust damn Fred Beineoke R S Dullu t Jr H F Head CA Morton L E Ruby Clyde Ruby and Mlse Florence Allyn Bridge for Vialton Another most enjoyable social event of the week was the porch party given OB Friday morning at the attractive home of Mrs Alex Luusford on aouth Arch street iu honor of Mise Nona Fay Carrlngton and Messrs Stearltng arid Cheatam Carrington of Durham N O Many exciting Ram sotproKressluBrldgtI were e played after which a delicious two course luncheon was Eerved by the charming hostesst Mrs C W Laoyof Hopkinsville add sister Miss Bessie Flnley of this city visited friends In Padncab and Princeton last week Mr and Mrs J E Fawcett ands daughters MissBS Hazel Lucy an Julia Fawcett Misses Margaret an Louise McPherson Misses Elizabeth and Katherine Givens and 0 C Givens Jr of this city and Mrs Stella Kemp Misft Margaret Kemp John Moore and Morton Victory of Earllngton left Monday for the Ken tucky Press Association in session I at Cerulean Springs this week Miss Alleen Davis Jarces Soryand Williams Rasa will Join the crow Wednesday We make a specialty of doing twp and three eolor work If you wan classy Job work that will give satis faction see our samples and got prices at the Madisonville branch Office in Mortons Furniture Store AILEEN DAVIS Manager Turner Barnhill who has been loi bated in the West is at home for a ten days visit to his parents Mr hasfEiseassured fact r Mr and Mrs L R Bayretnrned home from Brandeuburg t Ky Thursday c IWhat Is nicer than a BW4hgintr hammock under a Shady Tree All Hammocks sell fromflOO up toc 800 r SISK BROS nOOK STORE Mr and Mrs Harry Lilly and lit tie son spent the weekend with rel olives at Morganfield Dr and Mrs A W Davis of Mor tons Gap were in M adlsonville SUn day evening In their now car Dont forget the SemiWeekly Bee has a branch office for Madi sonville people in Mortons Furnl tufa Store If you want advertis Lug or job work or wish to subscribe fur the paper call upnumber 4 AILEEN DAVIS Manager Hiram Basset returned home Sun day from DaWson Springs where be shoot his vacation will resume his f duties at MoFarlands drug store KaDoll Kritchfleld are the beat performonce ever gavlnffI under a show tent in this week Everybody Mr and Mrs James attendIrte of FrnkllnKJjv visiting her mother Mrs nings in this city returned to their home Friday accompanied by her Sister Miss Mary Arden Rev J B Adams Of Presiding Elder of the Beoder8oDI n Madisonville Sunday an address at the M E Get the habit of OhurohI branch office of the Bee at Mortons Furniture Store When you want engraved cards embossed letterheads dance tickets or programs We havo the bent and let us figure with you on prices AILEEN DAVIS Manager Fine Rain Saturday Night II A fine lain fell over this part of the state Saturday night accompan fed 111 wind and consl derabJe1 eleotricatdisplay This I badly needed and will be yalue to the farmers and otherlI Will Build More Howes The coal company at Nortonvllle will begin in a a short time and er sot fifty or more houses on their property They expect to have them completed in time for occupancy by ice Fall r y LU F a f r y ISporlingNtW I BY VJNCE sEarlington Defeats Crofton In one flf the fastest d prettiest games of the season the local lads defated Crofton to the final tune of 6 to 2- The game was full of sensational plays frpm start to finish and won rounds of applause irom a very ep tbusiastic bunch of fans Fay worked for Crofton and pitched great ball and deserves a lot ot credit T Peyton heaved the pill for the locale letting the Crofton bunch down with only seven scattered Dingles This lad Is fast making him self areputation among amateteurs and with prope support and a little encouragement will make it Inter ostlhg far the best of them He also accepted 18 chances without an er JIpref1Idamed the strong the4thI crowd Everybody come out and root for the home team Final score Earlitmton runs 6 bits 9 errors 2 Crofton runs 2 tiiitiu TUESDAY and FRIDAY PeyteeLongv Vaughn M Lot Sale a Success NortonvifhSaturday overfortyranged from 75 to 14760 Theruwere about 400 people present anti the entire program for the day was aUThebarbewell attended and a large crow witnessed thee ball game in the af ternoon Attention Co Of Get ready for camp Drill every night come out and get ready this will betbe beet camp we have ha4l w for years CAM O Jj POWJEHS r I DR E B HARDIN DR 1 C gar Drs HtrdiR R- tyDENTISTSf Painless Extracting rtael ierekitWryff- gA CtmDtniUtiy M ear Spteilsr us4IPiRis1ai4rTd1 iu3llt r- Maduwtiwlk KI THE BEES Great Subscription Mr From June 2ist and until further notice we will give a 4 WARD JR SAFETY RAZOR And the Bee 1 Year for Only 150 ota 60cHEAVY JEWELL BROOM And the Beo I Year for 125kThis applies to new subscribers and renewals Anyone paying s3 oo on subscription will receive a C razor free and anyone paying 200 on subscription will receive a broom free The premiums can be n seen at this office The Ward Safety Rzorhas been extensively 1 advertised in the leading magazines for the past fourIyears and is handled by thousands of dealers throughout the United States and Canada The price has always maintained and is today at four and five dollars The razor sold in the stores is put r up in an expensive leather case the razor we offer a for too is the same razor and concave ground blade all ready to shave put up in a neat box like a fountain pen Take advantage of this your only chance to get a four dollar safety razor for only 500 dfh C 0 r r j iiii ii iH 1 1J r b NHH4HN CLlej w Bee PAUL M MOORE J EDITOR AND PUBLISHER f FAWOETTtASSOCIATE E8ITOR AND MANAGER Member ef Kentucky Press Association ad C9d District Polishers League I reecliOilice in MarfoV Firnilere Sulk Mi settetleKeetecfry PbneNo 4MfsS AILELN Mgr f iiierne 47 20 1911 f rN MN NHnM u- u R Early to bed and early to rise Attend to your business and t advertise r ndyouwill be healthy prose I perous and wise a VANS ILLE PROTESTS Coutiuued from Page 1 fc tbe ET H line and its old f neral office and shqp location is F r the belief of a number of influential business men The ultimate resort incase the E T Hrfeels that It sws nothing to the oily is an o rgan lied movement of shippers to suie Iber north aniI soutli railroad s i- IUIf tho E T H feels that it can let along without Eyausyllle maybe tyaDsvlli can get along without ljeETYH was Mr Dunoanra statement voiolug 1 the genera Jeeliug I Kentucky Fair Dates The following are the dates txed- Sir holding the Kentucky Fairs for 3911 as far as reported Officers of fairs are requested to report to us any ommtssions or correctionsI of dates JBladiBonyijle July 186 days Henderson July 266 days Versailles August 22 days Lexington August 70 lays f ITniontown A dust 86 days Yanceburg August9 =4days JLawroncoburg August 164 days Xeitciifiold August 164 days SurksvUle August 15v4 days Brodhead August 108 clays fern Creek August 164 days Shepherdsvitle August 224 days London August 224 days Arranger August 2324 days Serinantown August 248 days Augtist293 days Somerset August 293 days Jardstown August 804 days farie September 40 days jjlonticello September 64 days Alexandria September 66 daps Iylount011votSeptombsr64daysHogenvllle Sanders September 0 4 days Kentucky State Fair Louisville fteptPinber 116 days dayshtayflold n i 3fa Yore Dyspepsia o Gas or other Stomach Troubles ISfothidg will remaiii undigested or youwillAil digestive bar i essattd pleasant SB Maple 1 by the drug departlneht of the St Bernard IXining Company Incorporated NOTICE A11 parties are hereby notified that they must nut seiuo for mind lOWS fish or crayfiBh in the Jersey meadow or In any of the streams emptying luto the lake ST BBKNAUD MINING Co Incorporated I p 27NwAluulihluulC01GC 4 4 iCelebrated newes esJ 1 2 and 250 II Ladies and childrens Velvet one Strap Pumps Ladies 150 f 2 and 250 Misses Velvet p Pumps 125- Newest I i creations in ladies L Waists 35c 69c gl 150 2 i 250 and 3 Ladies Neckwear 19c to 50c V T Beautiful Millinery at remark f 4 ably low pricestJtOPKINS M MQWON MiMCcr iH1Bt1dilll Eatt Ctnter Slittt MadisoHVllli Kentucky L i j I I Subscription Rates i t IOueThree months 26 Slnprlo copleaf 6 Specimen copies mailed free on application Oorrespond ents wanted iu all parts of the county Address us for par ticulars DAVIS Street MJiI a MMHMMMNHNMNM Tuesday June STioholasville Specials OUR TOWN We Can Make It Better It We Try Any place Is just what the men who live in it make it Dont sit around and datrti your town A town Is just as good or just as bad as the people who are damning it A townlseldom the result of vir gin natural conditions In any event it WAR man who saw the natural ad vantages auri frequently it was some one Indlv dual For illustration There is no nat ural reason why Cleveland should have been tit oil center of the world There are no oil wells in or about the community So far as oil is concerned and as ashippihgpoint it is no better than a dozen and one other towns It was simply John D Rockefeller He wanted to live in Cleveland and his Individuality tolhim There is no reason why Boston should be the shoe market of the world There are no hides there They are all shipped from the West Simply some man who knew how to make shoes on a large scale wanted to live there and his success en couraged other to follow in his wake There is no physical reason why Chicago should be the meat paok lug center of the world It could as well bays been St Louis Simply old Phil Armour wanted to live thereIn nearly every town you yleit yuu hear some resident aayAw w this aint nothin but an oyergrown country village I s The resident of any town that makes sucbn statement weara whiskers and boots at heart Of course if your town lsht sporty enough for you why you can move that alut the towns faultIf you get too sporty youll have to move anyhow It isnt the sports that make a town Its the jays The man that gave the light for the sports on the Great White Way was a Jay Thomas A Edisoua jay telegraph operator frouTIndfan apolie John D Rockefeller who in a money way is the ideal of every sport was a Jay from Rich ford NY Russel Sage who loaned money to the sports for years was a jay he started by Jumping in a country store Some jay from Connecticut went to the Worlds Fair at Chicago in lS9t He set up a stand on the Mid way and sold wooden nutmegs to the sports for souvenirs Finally he ran out of wooden ones and sold them the real thing at twentyfive cents a throw William Dean Howells America s foremost literary Character will take more pride In you of the days when he set typo as a Jy printer on the Sentinel at Ashtab ula Ohio then his literary success of later veais the days when they used shoe pegs to pace the type and about a printer getting drunk and using a plug of Star tobaccn for a cutNearly every man In art science literature industry and commerce here in America today either is or was a jay No store advertisement pays unless it pays both the advertiser and the reader Almost all good store ads meat this test W IfP f White t RlainsjY119w n hn Sn p l Claude Bass cashier of Furiii ors Bank and Nreal Stivers a 1ioghunting on Pond River and Mur pheye Lake Sam Boyce spent Sunday af ternoon at Nortonville1 Misses Jessie and May Bass spent Sunday in Madisouville the guests of their aunt Mrs Neal Stivera and Miss Pearl Dillingham are visiting friend and relatives at Johnsons this week Sheriff Stanley of Madison = villp was in town Monday Oleo Clark made his regula- call at Nortouville Tuesday night E K Johnson went to Made souville Wednesday afterneoui Misses Gladys and Louise Head of Nortonvilleare visitin Dubs Ora May Bailey Neal Stivers and wife spent Monday night with Olaude Bass and wife The Peoples Store of this place have built a new addition to their store and will carry a larger stock than ever Oleo Clark made a flying tri to Malisohville Monday after = noonCassie Morton of Dawson is here spending a few days with her mother 0 0 Littlepage of White City was here yesterday Miss Lillian Harrison went to Madieonville Thursday T 0 Dillingham of Graham spent Sunday here Miss Edna Farmer is spending a few days of this week with her brother JDr Liggett Baily called on Miss Jessie Ticheuor of Culvert City Sunday You Need Stationery Nothing gives an Individual or a flrm Standing In the business world like nice stationery neatly printed The Seml Weekly Bee Job depart meut keeps constantly on hand a flue line of letterheads notehead billheads statements and envelopes both linen and commercial V also do circular invitation and ca alogue work Give us a trial You wilPbe pleased Any advertisement which offers a genuine money saving opporfunity to the prospective buyer Will Be Read o t I When You Paint4 buildings inside or outside if you desire the very best results at the least expense you shoulduse THE- SHERWIN I WILLIAMS PAINT I Call for color cards 3SOLD BY ST BERNARD MINING CO Incorporated DRUG DEPARTMENT 7 = I Its not made for any to withstand tho weather conditions of every climateAmalgamated ARC ROOFING will not drip under the blazing sun nor crack in the bitterest cold Its made b our secret processand is universally acknowledged the one and ONLY aboolutcly perfect roofsn Amalgamated ARC ROOFING is standard and takes same insurance rate as or metal Our agents are authorized to refund money in full if Amalgamated ARC ROOFING should fail to satisfy Sehd for samples and full information AMALGAMATED ROOFING CO First IfetlBauk Bleli Biriuaika Ala FOR SALE BY STAR PLANING MILL COMPANY INC6RP6RATB 1 MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY r U 1 Y1 d Y C A MORTON rGo Cart Specials This week the entire line atsacrifice 356 Go Carts now 300 500 Go Carts now 375 600 Go Carts now 450 4700 Go Carts now 500 800 Go Carts now 57- 5P900 Go Carts now 675 icoo Go Cartr now 750 CIAIMorton Furniture Carpets Lace Curtains and Draperies u Funeral Director r and Embalmer V V Madisonville Ky DAY S OF DIZZINESS Gome to Hundreds of Earlington People efiliereare djivs of dlzzi ness tiback ache So5metimesrheumatid puins Oftpu urinary disqrdorf All tell you plainly the kidney are sick v- Dotiuljs Kidney ills arc for weaVkitlueyp Here is proof of their merit in Eirlington f John Davenport Wilson St Ear1iil toll Kv says suffered more severely from kidney trouble thou words can describe My back was so soreantI lame that I could not work for days a a time The kidney secretions were scanty and there was t constant pain In my head L often became dizzv and dark Spots appeared before my eyes NotliitiK+ helped me until Ijprr cured Doane Kiduey Pillsrat theSt Bernard Dr lrfelt better after wing them nfew days and from tint time on I improved steadily until tWtlt iu Rood health For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents FosterMuburn Cu 1 Buffalo New York sole agentsforthe Unit ed States Remember the nameDoaus and take no other v Just as a Little Learning is a dan advertisT the point where a merchant is inclined to stop worrying about its Cost after hestops its profitable- Bargainhunting is probably as a- nameas any for that valuequest which prudent housewives always pursue t Help iheTjaby through the teeth qABYELIXIRsome well adapts to abB by s delicate Btomaoh It contains no oplumonoorphtne or injurious drugs of any kind Babies thrive under its excellent Htoraach arid bowels correcting influence Prlc26o and 50o bottle Sold bSt IncorporatedDrug 4 Go With Listi6 1 Sisk BrosVBoQk Co Madisonville Kentucky I Where theyselljhationery Watches Cbcks Jevvel I ry of all kinds Wall Paper Window a Shades Pictures Picturet Frames Etc Special Reduction on Jyl Paper for the Next Ten Days Prompt Attention Gwen all Orders and Satisfaction Guaranteed 7 N SURE N 0W1 I U NE is the storm month Besides the J usual hazard during smonthYou I have the added danger of lightning burning your home or household Hp goods Protect yourself by insuring against fires tornadoes etc We represent only re liable companies Let us explain KIMMONS SISK I General Insurance Mortons Gap Kentucky I == A In n 0 s o I ROBT SORY M D i PractiUH lunml to diseases of Eye Ear Nose and Throat S Eyes TfestHil GiasKes Fitted 1 OFFICE HOURS 9 TO 12 A M 2 TO 430 P M 1 Office Over C L ROM Grocery Center Street fMADISONVILLE KENTUCKY l 1 Get wfiw AcqvaintediP With the celebrated Ster ling wa oLclothes making II h r We recbmrnend themt for their styleforthe r perfect workmanship all wool fabrics and the won derful lowness of their price rfu Many Models Fabrics ofaU weaves and colors andthe promptestpbssible2sery I w Ice f I i I Most styles S 15 to 351 131 Bernard 9 Store R COYLE MGR 1St Bernard Mining Company INCORPORATEDC ARLINGTON KY jjj 1 fim11 Wf11mM mpj 1- r 1 i c atJ 0 r ly A H XIV n- n t TRI man who stops adver whip his trade it iokin up illik the man who stops fishing when the fIsh begin to bite Think this over and let it worry yo- uFNeWofthe Town Karl Woolfork ol this city was In Kadiaonrlll Saturday night and Sunday visiting relatives and friendsMrs Stella Kemp and daughter Margaret John A Moore Ben Evans land Morton Victory of this place are attending the Kentucky Frse association at Cerulean Sprs this week W 11 Coyle manager of the St Bernard store made a business trip to Murtutib Saturday WANTEDi00 mlneVs at once for steady work Apply to- QBTONVILLJDf COAL k COKH Co Incorporated Nortonvlllo Ky Mr and Mrs Oscar VIckers visit ed friends In Madisonyllle Saturday Miss Lena Kesther of this city visited friends In Ifortonvlllp Sat urday Mr Ray of this was In Kortouvillo Saturday vxaltlng friend Mr and Mrs Judo VJu an attended the lotlale and barbecue In Nor ymvllle Saturday Dempsey Halo was In Maduou ville Saturday iriBs Hattie and Mattie Parker visited In MadUonvlIlo Saturday Mrs A L Cobb of this place ylslted In Madisonvillo Saturday The Darlington ball team played the Nortonvllle team at Nortonvlllo Saturday and were defeated In score Wing alx to throe In favor of Nor tonvillo A nice line of Hammocks at Sisk Bros Book Store Prices range from 1400000 Miss Nettie Martin who has boon Visiting in Madlsonvlllo has return ad home Columbus Wooton of Madison YUle was herb Saturday O HCoCarty of this city was JnlAdlsouvllle Saturday John Heulfy was in Madisouville SaturdayR was in MadlsoLvllld Saturday Miss Hattie Vaughn of Sobree is visiting friends and relatives here Miss Ethyl Coleman of Nashville IB visiting friends here Mr John Lynn of Biabee Ariz is visiting friends here Jno Owen and family have left for Texas Mr Owen was a con ductor ou the Henderson division Jtors Harrold Howard of Mad ouvlllo was here Satuarday W E Trehern of Hopklnsville WAS here Saturday toy Wyatt of Madisouville was here Saturday visiting friends tfas Smith was In Nortonvllle Saturday Mt M A Gregory of Onkvlllo IB visiting her sister Mrs Lucy Bean Nks Nomr Baking Easy ROY4 AKINA- POWDER1 The only baking IIOWIItIr IGrff9Cream NO PHOSPHATEi Jas Priest made a business 4frip Madisbnviiie Saturday Rev JM Burden was in Madi sonv ille Saturday Harry Biaokwell of this city was in Madlsonvllle Saturdays Mrs Geo Motherabead brought a Curiosity to this office yesterday She has some Buff Orphln ton hon- that lay laffee eggs aud started t cook one of tho eggs for breakfast On breaking it a quantity of albino came out almost covering the try IllS pan but lio yolk On examination she found a perfectly formed eg wllha hard shell the outer shell be ing rather soft Thebuter shell was white the Inner yellow On break log outer shell a perfect egg of reg lar size was found The outer shell measured 8 luchos in circumference the long way and 7 12 inche- around A tow hens like that ought to mako a fortune for their owner Other Foster formerly with Qeo King Son drug store has accepted a position with M B LOUR at the BonTon Bakery and will be glad to have his friends call on him there MaJ S H Kimmel who has been visiting iii Heuiiefaonlias returned home Old papers for sale at the Bee office i SW Mothershead of Evansville was here Sunday visiting his par ents lorThe condition Mr Larmouth who has beoti seriously III with pneumonia continues to improve Mrs Wm Bradley is still improv lag W S MoGary closed a very suc oessfui week at the Lyric in Madi suuville Saturday night the baby pictures certainly drawn the crowds whereever they are put OUt A general rain fell over western part of the State Saturday night and was of until value to the farmers L T Atkinson of Madlsonvllle was here Saturday Frank Hoge and Frank Mobr of the Norton rllle Coal Company werej ere Saturday night Robert Featherstnn with thejfiarllngton team at Nortonvllle Saturday Bennlo Wilson of the the Star Besturantla 1 off for 80 day vacation and will leave in a few days for Louisville r Co f MEMBERS EVANSVILLE REBATE ASSOCIATION s Summer Comfortables In Men and Boys Wear We are showing nil tile season tropical 1wei htfnbrics in mens 2Diec Suits 10 to 25 ttpeoial values inMiy styles at 1250V Sleiis Skeleton Goats all fabrics 2 t2 7 50I Mous Summer Wash and Wool Trouserst xl to 050 J Boys Wash aul Woolen Summer Suits at J 150 to 15- Negligee y Shirts in domestic and jiri ported materials 60o to3 50 h r + Speclul values at 07 cejitpi Straw Huts all braidsBtnkoknad EuQamti Rats 1 to 5 v Black Russett and Oanvaa Oxfords big values 2 to 0 y r We rebate fares Lets hear front you in person or by mail or telephone L 4 HEREJIT PAYS TO TRADE an ea r o n I Nortontiille News Prof 0 F Dudley MP H R Corey And daughter Miss KatH leen J1rsj1 B LoiigDr and Mrs T D Stanley and Mrp With rs aU of Earlian ton attended the Hopkins County Sunday School Qonvention here Wednes day VB Mr Oleo qiark of White PJiang viraa in tbwn Wednesday ni ht evp M Harrison of Madi souville Was town Wedne dayMiss Francis Tratheu of Oak Hill was here Wednesday Ben R Ashby and Dr Robert Sory Madieonville was here WednesdayRev Woraberly of Madi SundayIClay Miss Nora Beard of Madison ville was here Wednesday Hiram Brown one of Hopkins villes most prominent attorneys was here Thursday EbtrliugdMrp Homer Ooleman of Earl= iuctou was the guest of Mre J R Harrison Wednesday Marshal Woodward Captured Walter Battler colored for dyn amihn a sin i ll building belonging to the Nortonville Ooal Ooke Oof uud carried him to Madison himsover to the Hopkins Oo court MessrfGeo Vauover and A Bates have been working faith fully thiaiweek preparing for the picnic and moonlight We trust every one will have a good time and go away feeling that today was weirspeht aud look forward to coming back to our little pity soon YhltoPII nightv MrII M Dalton and son Wesley Of Hopkiusville are spending the week with Mr and Mre LP Payne T F Oiillard left Tuesday fur London Out Canada to visit his parents This is Mr Oallurds first visit to hisold lime for eight years uud he will piob ably be out of the cityuntil about July 1st We ure pleased to note that several of our people are inter ested iu cutting the weeds and oleaning up Nothing builds up a town like keeping the property well improved Bradley Wilsohof WhitePlains speutTuesday in Midisou ville ne gotiating with some business men of that place relative to opening up a loose floor tobacco market Mrs Dr 0 0 Oroff Misses Ljcile and Kathleen Croft of Oro ton KYwere hereI Tuei day K E Southeraud left for his home at Wheatcroft Wednesday- T F Oallurd spent several days last week at Birmingham and other southern points Miss Mary Fraucis Asllbx of Midisonville spent Wednesday here the uestof Miss Anna M MorganIT 0 OBrien of the Utley OBneu Co of Madisonville attended the Hopkins County Sun aY Schoojcjouvention held hero Hazel Fawcett and MIss Frances Elgin delegates of the Phileatlila class from M1dison villa attended the Hopkins County Sunday School c uventionhere Wednesday Headaches Signs of Danger Anyone iu this town that suffers frequently from splitting nervous headaches ought to RO at once to the druggist and getc bottle of our Oarlstedts German Liver Powder consttpatron may result Iu other extremely serf ous ailments = even AppendtoitisOur der ants on the Liver the real cause of constipationa few doses remove the troubleinsure- a lastingcurenever falls guaran teedif you headaches get a bottle today from the St Bernard Mining Co Incorporated Drug De partmaqt 36I a t It o l Why Not Wear the Best8hoes I Our shoes for men women and children are the BEST to be had at their prices BEST is a big word and we vfpigh it before using it Y Out money is just as good as any other merchants npj better will go just as far no farther but we put up with a shorter profit than the other fellow is willing to consequently our shoes have more MEAT in them will WEAR r LONGER LOOK BETTER than his Our shoes come direct from the manuWF facturer to us They are not made until after our order is placed It follows as a matter of course theyare NEW shoes without the middlemans profit whenIj we receive them ARE THE VITAL POINTS STRONG Itis such an easy matter to be fooled Two shoes may have the same appearance maj look exactly alike r when there is a great difference between them The VITALS are not the sa neI i In ordering the building f our shoes we have everything put in that will add to their durability purchase price considered It Isah easy matter to leave out one thing here put in something just as good there to takeout a dime in three or four different places and no one but the wearer willever be the wiser This is the final and really the only TESTand this is THE TESTwe have in f i mind whenwe are having our shoes made L We buyof some of the BEST shoemakers in the world shoemakers who have spent many years as Well as dollars in establishing themselves shoemakers who are proud of their name proud of their shoes1 who cannot afford to de ceive the public who cannot afford to leave any part of a shoe weak that we order i built strong shoemakers vho guarantee their shoes to be exactly as they represent them to usaswe represent i themto you and we buy and sell more GOOD shoes than anY other house in Hopkins county w We want you for a customer want you to be a member of the t Good Shoe 2 family Come with us and wear the BEST wont you Not the Shoe chat only 0 rvswfi v LOOKS good but the shoe that IS GOOD and warranted to give you yourlmoneys worth BII1OPCOIiYOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT 1 I po tIGreat Hopkins County Fair Madisooville I t 0GreatC C CIVENS President J A RANCEWAV ecretarytI 4 Ordinance The City Council of the City of Earllngtou Ky do ordain as follows unlawlul rate anautomoblle or other motor vehicle on any of the public streets or alloys of the City of Earllngton ut a rateof speed greater than ten miles per hour 2 Upon approaching a street cross lug or bridge or curve in any street of said cityand also in traversing such crossing bridge or curve 1I person operating an automobile other vehicle shalt have it under control and operate it in a reason able way having regard to the traf thaisafetya orsu or other draft animal being ridden pr driven upon any public street or 1 ley In said city a person operating an automobile or other motor ve hicle within said city shall give warning of its approach by signal log with a horn bell or other device not calculated to frighten such animal land use every reasonable precaution to insure the safety of such person or animal and in cese such horse or other draftanimal appears righteued and the rider or driver thereof requests or signals by putting up the hand said operator of said vehicle shall bring It to a stop and remain stationary so long as may be reasonable to allow such horse or animal to puss 4 Any person or persons vola tint any of she provisions of this ordinance shall be fined not less than ten dollars and not more than twenty five dollars for each offense Approved this 6 day of June A D 1011 Hi 0 BOURLAND Mayor Attest PAUL Pjiiok Clerk Dont think tfaat piles cant be cured Thou Bands of ob tlaatij cases have been cured by Barns OltltulMt i ye wtsat aiydruc store x- hr r sEEII ORlGINAL d GENUINE DELKER VEHICLES = We IILI THE GENUINE NOT AH IMITATION STRONGEST AND BEST INmCWORLJ FOR SALE BY Plain Hardware Company MADISONVILLE KY THE BESTr j LOOK HERE ICE FAKHEE 1 Note that the Cumberland Telephone Telegraph Company Incorporated Is offer lug to you an Ideal proposition for telephone service Using our service you have advantages of long to Important point in the United States The advantages of telephone service lit residence are too numerous to mention but among g them would be daily communication with the markets obtaining Retting accurate reports ui the weather calling up your neighbor friends and relatives All these ad Vantages 1d Pleasu res are more than worth you would pay for the service Literature Information furnished by calling on our manager E G Mann CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH CO 1 Sp IFEAIThPAY rA r yi 1 h 1 t jcrr cr iL j rFv I- rb r r u i A BANISH PUSSY GET A SNAKE 7 xPremthe Journal of the 7 4o American Medical Association 1 f Y The domestic cat has been sen tenceto banishment by the Thygienist because of the fact that she 7 harbors germs in her longhair and is subject to diphtheria and perhaps other infectious diseases which may be communicated to human beings chiefly the children who play with her The faithful dog particularly th I House dogrwith hislong hair and hi distempersry 0dwf S our most cherished and timehonored t associations are threatened by the ruthless hand of science The faith fulness and cheerful companionship of Fido and the purring domesticity of Tabby are to weigh as nothing preventivemedicine habit of the cat even in the face of I the demonstrated fact that rats convey plague is not to be considered as a mitigating circumstance in her favor Professor Sambon a London authoi- tY on tropical diseases inclu Mng the of is inst ratn catcher and veeminexterminator in the form of a wriggling gleaming nonvenomous snake He cites history in the form of his contention that the snake is the proper substitute for the cat He calls attention to the ancient elsewheres of rid the premises of vermin and suggests the revialof this practice for the ex termination frats Thesnakehas no long hair he is in consequene aiI leged to besomewhat more hygienic And indeed in some tropical anc semitropical countries today snakes domesticatedare r The value of snakes in ridding theJ fields of rats and mice which destroy IGrand Leaders Discount IJ 1 I 1 0 Woolen Dress Goods DISCOUNT 20 PERCENT ttI Choice of the finest line of 100 Woolen Dress Goods consisting of Panama Serge Voile Batiste Checks Fancies all colors and 0 many fancy novettiesChoiceof the entire line dur80cing this sale 20 perce meaning 20 per cent discount on the entire line of 50c Dress Goods com Cson Table Linens DISCOUNT 20 PER CENT 64inch Mercerized Table Linens in a range of six new de 40cour72inch pure Linen lf6o Table Linen none better80ch pe f rvic Sale price but 4 only80clSnch Breakfast Napkinsalready hemmed 22inch Mercerized Dinner NapkinsS Q 4 prtalready hemmed 1 I 23inch Linen Napkins to match the j O 72 inch cloth onlye 3CBfU are low neelsS5 during this sale r V Ginghanis r DISCOUNT 20 PERfCENT t tSS t A 7 l lcVaprpnGinghams fast colors 2 in black bluef brown 6cGreen Checksv sale price V ii ri 1 0 tOe 8cfor12 12 Amoskeag Dress Ginghams inthe large novelty 4 HA 0 plaids Used so extensively this season during sale I UU Shoes 11 t rDISCOUNT 20 PER CENT R 46S Ladies Misses Childrens Infants Mens arid Boys irir c fact Shoes for everybody are carried by us and without any exaggeration V s the best lines of Shoes under oner roofin the cityof Madis onville choice of any whether low cuts of high Shoes Tans or Blacks not onepair reserved theunrestricted choice of any Shoe in 0 the house at 20 per cent discount Buy your Shoes you will need in 7 the next sixty days now as you can save several dollars here va vJr j J Hats r I i f1DISCOUNT 20 PER CENT Y Like all previous seasons we again are to thefront with the f best line of Straw Hats in the city Why Because we buy the b stj line in the country When John B Stetson sold Straw Hats he had r them made by the same people that arenowmakingthem for usand V everyone knows that Stetson has only the best and as our custom ersare entitled to the best we always buy this high grade line and givejhem the benefit of thejbest goods on the j1atKet but just now you get a double benefit as we wil offer you these high grade Hats at 20 percent discount during this sale p xYr m 17 rt u the farmers grain was referred to in an editorial on birds last week We reminded that the caduceus wlth th winning serpents has constituted the orAesculapius or even before anais l recognition of the sanitary significance of the snake Can it be thatiir this day of turning topsyturvy of many traditions the despised snake is com inginto his own again and that the modern science cf hygiene arid sani tation will accord him his ancient an honorable place in medicine Are we to say Yale the infectious Ccat and dog and Slave the snake rMesa Than One Bottle Didlt A sufferer wrlteEllcan certainly I eay that Hughes Touloiathe best chill remedy I ever heard ofk ionlypart of a bottle and seed n ql1lntDeand it cured mil Sold b- DrugKists6ths and 100 bottles PRBPABEDBY ROBINSONPZTTET CO laeorpora ted Louisville You Cam lat Anything Eat what your t rna hcravea ltudlttesewtnnotbe bothered with Sour Badftnko one dose of Digoutezo It re 1lpgiceminute Got a 50o bottle from the drug department of the St Bernard Mining Company incorporated The Bungalow The word bungalow is an AngloIn baagladBengal and la also applied to a thatched hut u f lively as a Joy If von are tired run down have YucatanChilyou upgIve you a boys appetite make you strong and lively as a twelve yoarold Purifies the blood aoDepartyRotttn Cigarette Paper Much cigarette paper la made from waste untarred hemp rope 20 I Q 4 Silks DISCOUNT 20 PER CENT 5125 yardwide pure Silk Messaline no better value 4 ever offered Sat rice 20 per cent discount I UU 1 pure Silk Taffetas rValue in the city for the price Sale price onjy SOC r 90c Silk Foulards 27 inches wide regularly sold elsewhere at1 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 pricesand no more will be added when they are closed rjTowelsDISCOUNT 20 PER CENT Full regular lOc hemmedjowel sale price 8e Full size Huck Towel hemmed I5c gradei only 1 2c OPureAFinelVfeL 1 fTurkishC 3TurkishoTurkish1 This Sale is given in rer to reduce our enormous stock of i Sfseasonable merchandise iJ5jOppOO as we are carryings great sur plus of goods and have adqjjpdjlhis means treducing thestock to its normal condition a d 114- a This Sale opens Thursday June l5th and closes Saturday June 24th You will be requested fo pay cash for every item priced t during the sale and made in1 return 0 the liberal offer of 20 per cent discount omevery purchase Stop and figure what a great saving of I money that means to you V 11 Clo y thIn I ii r i 1 v DISCOUNT 20 PER CENT f A I J i t y V Our entire line of Mens and Boys Suits will go hVihis sale at 20per cent off any Suit priced to you whether ifis a fancy a Serge a Black Worsted or Tjiibet it matters not what kind of a Suit you may buy as the 2O per cent will be allowed you on your Suit purchase which is a very great deduction when you consider tf f the already close prices prevailing on our immense line of Men s Suits Remember your unTesfhcjed choice of any Suit in our stock r fj r at 20 per cent discount frorl1fhe regular selling price 7 i i Shiris DISCOUNT 20 PER CENT r 50c Shirts withorwithoutr collarssale price 40ci tfV i Monarch Shir stoat style r aleprice i 80c- t J JrJ 1 t y Srrl i h50 auetrshirts with snit cuffs sale price 1 ZQv f A 120Iv1 l 150 Cluett pricert11Shirts plain blossoms coat styles sale r 1 20 I J f ff i1i Jfv 1 f J r ti rrr Ory f1 Til 08 Tadite Mt HS rJWMofS THOMPSONS LJyI Electric Prang Pipe Organ PlayerPiano and ilr lI Re t pairing Guaranteed a Specialty Prices Reasonable Expert Service L REFERENCES AT HOPK1NSV1LLE- Srliulz1 Piano Co Mrs L E Faster Chorister of Christian Church i MnLan Jollege and Bethel Female College I solicit Four purotiatrt Will ho lo Etrlln tou abut July 1 Gave orJdenjatGeiI Klu d Sons Drug Sore Le Jllu OIIIIrIL I t 1J11ftC B NISLATON Funeral tractor LicMsid Embalmer NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE rr Phone 1242 MADiSONVILLE KY awwwffmw Per Cent Cash Sale White Goods DISCOUNT 30 PIE CENT No restrictions will be made iru this line as the twenty per cent discount will be givensto every purchaser of any white goods whetherthey buy the lOc grade of India Linen or the 125 Linen SheetingSwisses Mulls Persian Lawns Batistes Linens Sheetings i India Linens Frontings Costuming Cambrics Long Cloth etcietean subject to a 20 percent discount which is a great harvesttfor you as this is just the height of the season for this class of mer chandise J i Lawns DISCOU3TT 90 PER CZKT i Choice inany lawn ormely Joe sale Priceie I Any style formerly t212IAll I5c LawnsnotiYreduced 22c Any 25c grade of Lawn dUii sale 1 Oct Justjeceived 40 inch fancy bordered Lawns in black blue pink l 15csoJdLaces Embroideries DISCOUNT 20 PJG I CWTT Tr Our very extensive line of beautiful Embroideries carried this- season have been very liberally purchased on account of their elegln c patters and lowness of price The line is still quite Complete and we are still able to show quite an extensive tine of Flouncings both 27rinch and 45inch goods suitable for the one piece dress also E match any pattern with bands insertions or galloons Our entire YokingAllhouse and all subject to the sale reduction of 20 per cent which makes this line of Laces and Embroideries unmatchable in house in thecountrny rPants I ir DISCOUNT 20 PER CENT 5 c- We I T carry in our stock without a doubt second to none the rbest line of Men s Pants made in the world some broad assertion yet nevertheless it is true as they are made by the best makers and n consequently every pair fits the style is there They are finished like i F tailormades and wear like iron 200 grades 160 JM 00 grades 3 20 500 grades f400 350grades280 25qgrades2o6 300 gradesfz40 Now is the season when you need odd pants to tone u that old-Ksuif Better buy a pair during thissate and save 20 per cent Ladies ReadytoWear j DISCOUNT 20 PER CENT Kirnmorias in long and short styles all 20 percent discount One piece Ready towear Dresses choice 50 per cent discount 1 White Serge Suits last seasons 15 Suits choice 7 5Q Linen Suits abouttwentyfve in all last seasons i styles f J i y CnUII i Ladies Skirts in Shepard Checks and trimmed in Solid Band 20 per cent discount v Ladies Voile Skirts the best make in the city all 20 per cent discount Ladies Shirt Waists 1 the best fitting Waist you ever owned 20f per cent aiscoilntS rl ka f j n n+ IUm