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Digital page images are linked to the text file. ..-- s "vhl " 4 o & TUESDAY V TUESDAY and FRIDAY IF YOU (DON'T ADVERTISE YOUR TWENTY-SECON-D and FRIDAY BUSINESS ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE YEAR EVAITSVILLE PJtOTEBTS EARL1NGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KY., TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1911 N: f Jk- - rl taiued at a Porch party at the home hits 7, errors, 5, Batteries Peysos, Liudcay In the southLong, Fay and East.' Umpire, Madisonville Notes ern part of the citv. Mrs. C. A. Against (he E. & T. H. Charging Its Sporting News Vaughn. Morton scored the greatest number Name or Many lis General Of On Green River Near Rochester of points, and was given a beautiful fice From That City. Madisonville People Will BY ALLIEN DAVIS. Lot Sa le a Success. pair of black Bilk enbroldered hose. BY VINCE At the conclusion of the games thiB The lot sale hflld at NortonvilU Attempt to Lure the Organized protest at the threatenBrilliant Xeceptioa for Oseits. charming hoBteus served a delicious Saturday by i he Norfonville Coal : ed abandonment of the present name Finny Tribe From Earlington Defeats Crofton company was a great success ovec It was with real pleasure that Lunoheon to the following: of the Evansvllle & Terre Haute In one of the fastest and prettiest Watery Haunts railroad, in the merger with the the ladies of Madisonville accepted Jr., H. Fred Reinecke. B. S. Duliu, games of the seaeon the local lads fortv lots were sola and tbe prices F. Head, C. A. Morton, L. the invitation to Mr?. W. J. Barn-hiUrauged .from $75 to $147.60. Ther Chicago & Eastern Illinois railroad reception for her.guestpIrs. E Ruby, Clyde Ruby and MIbs defated Crofton to the final tune of were about 400 people present aat BEE OFEERS REWARD FOR FISH to be acted upon at a meeting of the 6 to 2. W. T. Carrington Mies "N.otiie Florence Allyn. the entire program for tho day wm directors of fie two roads in this Fay Carrington,. of aud The game was full of sensational Oirrled out satisfactorily to Durham," N. "C. The following: party left Madison- city on June 20, will be voiced by ,, Bridge for Visitor on Thursday eveuiujr, Junefirteenth plays frp'm start to finish and won barbecue and barn danoe wm ville Sunday morning for Camp Evansvlllerfjommercial bodlep. hospital couonlal home 011 Another most enjoyable social event rounds of applause from a very 'en- well attended and a large crow at her Klllkare on tlie Green river. Mr. The things objected to are: of the week waB tbe norch uartv thusiastic bunch of fans. North Semiauary street. witnessed tho ball game in the afahd Mrs. Lanfel Ruby, and son The loss of the word "Evanuvjlle" This affair stands unique as '.no of given oa Friday morning at tbe atFay worked for Crofton and pitched ternoon. Dr. and Mrs. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Smith Dulm, Mr. and Mrs. J no. and the advertising advantage tht the social season's most pleasant tractive home of Mrs. Alex Luusford great ball aud deserves a lot ot memories. The large number who on South Arch streetin honorof Misp credit. Attention Co- Grayott, and MIbb Florence Allyn. city's name afforJs in the title. The probable, removal of every- thronged tbe home from eight to ten Nona Fay Carrington. and Messrs. The party will go toltookport on the T. Peyton heaved the pill for the ready for camp. Drill every I. 0. and motor to Rochester where thing from Evansvllle to Indicate attested to the popularity of the Steading aud Cheatam Carrington. localB, letting the Crofton bunch night come out and get ready this they have established a camp known this city as a controlling terminal hostess as well as her wtdelv of Durham, N. O. Many exciting down with only. Beven scattered will be'tbe-bes- t camp we have ha games of progressive "Bridge" were bingtes. This lad Is known hospitality. . by the suggestive name of "Klll- of the line. fast making him- for years'. The daisy wis the basis of the played", after which a delicious kare." They are equipped with the The removal from the city of nearself a reputation among amateteurs Oapt. O. L. Powjbbs. luncheon was terved by the and with prope Bupportand a ly 400 wrkrF Including the shop- scheme of decorations and the effect latest Improved fishing: tackle ai.d litt'e artificial bait such as Ruck tail men who have already been re- was beautiful to every artistic eye. charming hostessc encouragement will make it interTne guests were ushered into the spinners. "Shakespere's sure lure moved, esting for the beet of them. He also DR. E. B. HARDIN DR. L. a RAT Mrs. C. W. Lacy.of Hopkinsville, library-wherthey were introduced The subtraction of an annufl weedless" "and spinning coachmen" accepted 18 chances without an er arid Bister, Mi6s Bessie Finley, of to Mrs. Carrington and MisB Carroll amounting easily to a qua--tSo much bombastic talk was indul ror. Drs. Hurdin & Ray rington, Mrs. Carriogtou's gowu this city, visited friends In Paducab Qf a million dollars. ged in by the ladies of the party es Bennie Wilson was the bright aud And Princeton last week. J. B: Duucan, of the Boston store, was a handsome black marquisette stirring star making some very pretpecially Mrs. Parker and Mrs Dulln Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fawcett and ty cathcB and hlB hit in fourth as to the number and size of flh firt-- t suggested, the danger publicly over lavendar silk. Miss Carrington carrying white oarnaiims waB daughters Misses Hazel, Luc$ and y at the meeting of the Retail Mecinched the game. they would catch that the Painless Extracting charming in an entrain gown of Julia Fawcett, Misses Margaret and These boys will plav tbe Btrong Bee was induced to offer a rchants Tuesday nteht. A meeting of a Joint committee of golden crepe de chide.- - The hostess Louise MoPherson, Misses Elizabeth Henderson team at this place the anifartelam. Wark subftantlal reward to any lady In the parly catching and lauding a the Retail Merchants, the EtanF-vill- e wore an exquisite dress hand em- aud Katbenne Glvens and C. C. 4th of July and aje expecting a good High Clou DtntUtry i on SfttUfy Givens Jr. of this city and Mrs. crowd. Everybody come out and Business Association and tbe broidered in daises. fish unaided that would weigh over The laldes registered iu Stella Kemp, Miss Margaret Kemp, root, for the home team. Ave pounds, the offer was Immedi- Evansvllle Manufacturers' Associad guests boote in tbe John Moore and Morton Victory, of Final score EarUiigton runs 5, ately and enthusiastically accepted tion will be held Thursday afterMaiumtilh, Ktniacky form of a daisy. Earllngton left Monday for the Ken- hits 9, errors 2. Crofton runs 2, and a promise that each days eatoh noon. l, Miss Lillian Rodards, tucky Press Association in session In The E B. A.'s transportation comwould be promptly reported. Alfie Thompson at Cerulean Springs this week. W. 8'. French as chair- assisted mittee, with iWaWaaaaaamWaaM man, has has the threatened mer- presided at the punch bowl. The Miss Aileen Davis, James Sory and WJtlCKOFXAIXI. ger under consideration. stairway was heavily banked in Williams Ross will join tbe crowd City Controller Kollmyer haB pre- green asparagus looped up wth Wednesday. Is Fitted Wkh Cera! Inriead ef Mwl pared letters to address to each one handfuls of daisies. The asparagus We make a specialty of doing two of the directors whose names are with the daiaies trailed gralfuliv and three eolor work. If you want Havana, Cuba, June 18. Practi- signed to the call for the Evansvllle above the doors to the library and classy job work that will' give satisthe drawing room. Cornueepias faction see our samples and get cally no progress was made today hi meeting on July 2u. efforts, up to this overflowing with daisies were sus- prices at the Madisonville branch the uncovering of the Maine, the The controller's pumps merely being used to keep time, have been directed simply to pended from the door posts. From Office in Morton's Furniture Store. the water a trifle below the ten foot the retention of the name "Evanc-ville- " the chandeliers drooped" waving Aileen Davib, Manager. .stLBBBBBlHiBBBlliBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBW Tn borne form or other, if not streamers of asparagus, entwined level, which was reached yesterday. Turner Barnhill, who has been loj, j$s. The work of removing the mud in the title, then as a name applied with the daisies. cated In the West, is at home for a The feature the tht coverswas exposed portions of as a substitute, "The EvanBVilie entire most striking was the of the ten days' visit to his parents, Mr, heavy aftd MrB. W. J. Barnhill. Turner decorations begun. Streams of Route," or "The Evansvilie Gatethe wreck rope-lik- e portiere made or ch litis of a most responsible position and has way to the South." water at higji pressure were employhas aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaammmsaaam. His letter to the directors ask that asparagus twined with.daisies lead- been promoted several times. His ed, but a terrific rain storm soon ffieBaaaaam. kLLBBBBLBBLBSi J -' iBBBBBiBBliBBBBBBBliBBliK.l', BiiBBBB. sortie reparation be made for the loss ing into the dinlifg room. There tbe success compelled the suspension of this in the world of finance is an iBBBBBBiBBBlHniBBBiBBBiBBar3ji4. . ni.'.'Ja&iBBBBBBr task. Iu many places the material of tbo city's name in the railroad's guests were served a dainty ice assured fact. mmaaaamBaaaaam be re- course which maintained the color covering the docks and filling the title, if the bid name can-noMr. and Mrs. L. R. Ray retnrned aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaW' yellow aud white in every scheme of MiBBBBBBBBBBBBBB!iBBBBB. iBBBBBBBBBiiBBBiBMiBBi9iiBBBBBBBBBBEi interior spaces to a depth of several tained. iiaaaMaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBamSa aaaaaaaaaaaSaaaSmKSaaaaaaaaaawkSSLt home from Brandenburg, Ky "lam protesting mainly because detail. A basket banked with ferns Thursday. aaaMaaBaaEmmMmamaattWrKkaWSaaaaaaaaWk. feet, heretofore supposed to be har; bor 8ilt,"provos to be a coral-lik- e for of tbe comercial loss that this mer- and daisies tied with yellow ribbon HiHWBHHP? '' ''skaaaamka iBBBBBBBEStP??-- ' ; , r, . What is nicer than a swjngintr matlon, defying removal by water ger will mean to EvanBVilie," said was'fbe centerpiece of a- linen cloth iBBBBBBBBliBmE&' V.; pressure and necessitating much Mr. Duncan Wednesday. "I have magnificently embroidered iu clus- hammock under a Shady 'Tree? i3iBBBLr - " - 'MmaWiaaaaaW information from what I consider, a ters of daisies. This was the host- All Hammocks sell from$l,00 up to njK- ,T ""v kmmW3SaWaaW Jak 4 tedious work with picks. maaaWkWam" $6.00. trustworthy source that there are ess, own handiwork. The favors LbbbbbLbbw-- ' !J '"JkamamaaaaaaaaW Jkmaaamaaaaaaaaa . Sisk Bnos.' Book Stobe," upward of seventy-liv- e clerks in tbe were dainty sachets which were iMlUaMJXXBBXF AHBBBukBBBBkBBBBBfck. Saved His Wife's Life. LBBBBBBBmHL H' nMHMHHHHHHiBHHHIskBBBBBBBBBBS'QB ques- distributed by little Misses Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lilly, and lit"My wife would have been in her general offices here. Without 'jFTfttDHiRtBVinLiiBBBMkBBBBBflv kaBBBBBBiBr grave today," writes O. H. Brown, tion one of the sequels of the sub- and Grace Barnhill. Tbe sachois tle son, spentthe week-en- d with relsBBBBBBhT ''HHNHLsBLbILbLvbBBBv ''BMPflffi of Muscadine, Ala., "Jf it had not merging of the Evansvllle & Tene were hand painted iu daisies. These atives at Morganfield. aaaaaaamriiitssziaWZs $kaaaaaaaaaaawS4aaW been Dr. King's New Discovery. Haute title will be tbe removal of and the lovely guest vbpok were tbe $m rWaaaaaaaaaamaaaaam Dr. and Mrs. A. W. DaviB, of MorShe was dowu in her bed, not able aaaaaaaaaaaaaLaaaaamaaaaaaaaaaa to get UpwwIthout help. She baa a everything from thiB city which dis- work of Miss Head, of Chicago, a tons Gap, were in Madisonville SunikBkBBkBBBBBLBsHISJM&M23aiw vBLLBmHiBsLLLbBBBbBb severe bronchial trouble and a tinguishes it from any other smaller cousin of the hostess. day evening in their new car. sBBBBBBBBBBLBBuHLBE&HraSEiJw viBkBHhBLBBLBBBBBY dreadful cough. I got her a bottle city along tbe route. Iu the library and drawing room Don't forget the y f iBBBBBBiBiBHHHiSiHBiPv iHiBaiBBBBBBBBB of Dr. King's New Discovery, and "These seventy-fiv- e clerks, I am Mrs. Barnhill was assisted' by. Bee has a branch office for Madishe soon bogan to mend, and was Edward Arnold, J. F. Gor sonville people in Morton's Furni .4iBBBBhLbLbbVLbhHLBbBHB98rjl.LHLbbLbbbs well in a short time." Infalllblo Informed aro drawing a matter of don, Alex Lunford, Hillary Spencer, .coughs and colds, its the most $84,000 a year salary. for Store. If you want advertisreliable remedy on earth for desperThe shops, formerly here, and re- Misses Emelihe Browning, Cora ture ate lung trouble, hemorrhages, la- - cently removed to Danville, 111.,' Martin and Beatrice Ray; in the ing or job work or wish to subscribe grippe, .asthma, hay fever, croun for the paper, call up-- number 4. 50c,' $1.00. with the promise thatttiey would be dlnlog room by MeBdames Wesley and whooping cough AiiiKEN Davis, Manager. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all restored to Evansvilie 'as soon aB McGaw, W. C. Hollingef, E. B. druggists. traffic warranted the charge, em- Barnhill, J. B. McGaw Misses Nan-m- o .. Hiram Basset returned home Sunday from DawBon Springs where be ploy ed 260 men and paid approxiBarnhill and Dixie Lunford. Had Big Trip. The music for the occasion was spent his vacation, will resume his tmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmaaaaaMaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamm. mately $16,000 a mouthln. wages. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Cavanass and 'Evansvllle is losing or stands to rendered by Anderson's orchestra of duties at McFarland's drug Btore. From June 21st and until further notice we will give a daughters, Maggie and Winnie and iuse all of a quarter of u million dol- thircity. KaDell & Kritchfield are giving son George. Dan Dauahue and lars annually, an item wortb while the best performonce ever shown Irdge for Visitor! daugter who have been fishing near making a row about In our commerunder a show tent in this city SAFETY RAZOR WARD, Mrs. Hillary Spencer vefv charmSmallhouse on Green river returned cial affairs." this week. Everybody attend. from a very suocospful trip tbey "Evansvilie is too important a ingly entertained orr Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. James Brevard HarAnd the Bee 1 Year for Only $1.50 hold the record for the large catch point on the Frisp o system to be atBridge at the Lakeside in honor ris, of Franklin, Ky,, who have been of the season while there they were thus Baoriflced, I shoul Bay. The of Mrs. R. L. Zubrod, of Henderson, visiting her mother, Mrs. F. B. Jenvisited by Ernest Rash and little future of the city 1b bucIi that rail- Miss Nona Fay Carrington, of Dur- nings, in this city, returned to their or a ham,. N. C, and Miss Lida Spencer, daughter of this place. roads already having a perminent of home Friday accompanied by her Henderson. location and established here should Mibs Mary Arden Jennings. Tlie tables, wore arranged on the sister, Always Blessed HEAVY JEWELL BROOM want alltl:e identification with it Rev. J. B. Adams, of Henderson, get, instead of taking attractive grove near the lake, aud Presiding Elder of tbe district, was with a Hearty Appetite If you u&e. that they can many interestiug games of Bridge Dlgesteze. It holpa your stomach do away, every tiling that they have. ' And the Bee I Year for $1,25 were played, after which the hostesa in Madisonville Sunday, and del Ivwork, digests what you eat and the Competition Hoi da a Cheek an addresB at the M. E. Church. your makeB good rich blood from beautifully served au elaborate food, No more Sleepless Nights, That competing lines oiler a cure Get the habit of joining to the luncheon. cakes and ice This applies to new subscribers and renewals. Headache or Stomach Misery. Get which may brjng E. & T. H. direc- were decorated The. bunches of branch office of the with Diges rid of all these troubles with Anyone paying $3 00 on subscription will receive a a realization of the ted. Fifty cents abottle, worth ten-- tors toattached by' Evansvllle impor- crystallized cherries, and during the Bee, at Morton's tfTurm'ture Store, people games delicious cherry frappe was when you want engraved cards, emfold its cost, at drug department of tance razor free, and anyone paying $2.00 on subscription the St. Bernard Mining Company,,' served. The very artistic tally cards bossed letterheads, dance tickets or (Continued otr'Page 2.) will receive a broom free. The premiums can be Incorporated, were hand painted dusters of cher- programs. We have the best and seen at this office. ries, thereby carrying out the oberry let us figure with you on prices. idea In every detail. Aileen Davis, Manager. The Ward Safety Razor has been extensively Those present were: Mrs. Caradvertised in the leading magazines for the past four Fine Rain Saturday Night. rington and Miss Carrington, of years and is handled by thousands of dealers Durham, N. C; Miss Bishop, of A fine lain fell over this part of Morganfteld; Meadames Win. Ross; the state Saturday night accompanthroughout the United States and Canada. The Wm. Mortou, Klrby Gordon, Alex ied by heavy wind and considerable Visit the Princess Theater, the best moving pic- price has always maintained and is today at four Lunsford,H. H. Holeman, Claude electrical display. This rain waB tures in the country. Ross, L'onnie Bailey, Willie. Barn, badly needed and will be of untold and five dollars.- The razor sold in the stores is put . Something new each night. .'' hill, S. D. Langley, Tom Barnet', value to the farmers and others. up in an expensive leather case; the razor we offer Matinee every afternoon 2 to 5. ' B. L. Bone, H. V. Behne; Misses Wilt Build More Howes. for $,00 is the same razor and concave ground Vaudeville each nightc Lida Spencer, of Henderson, Lelia Mary . The coal company at Nortonvllle Barnhill, Vida Barnett, and blade, all ready to shave, put up in a neat box like SS 8c IO CE21NCT Ruby Morton. will begin In a a Bhort time and er-a fountain pen. Take advantage of this, ycur only fifty or more bouses on their Club. Xnirthu testa Bad Bridge property. They expect to have them chance to get a four dollar safety razor for only 50c. .. . The members of the South End completed in time for occupancy by i Brldg Club wra beautifully enter- - late Fall. : GONE TO KILLKARE of Mrs. C. W. Mot-dam- es 's -- all-Th- e Ed-war- d. 0-G- ot two-cour- se ea-a- ry e er DENTISTS Semi-weekl- band-painte- the-hal- by-M- iss hhhh I HMMMI THE BEE'S I ;3-'- Great Subscription Offer t '''''aaaaaW -. - "v w ';&iaLMMr '. IHa 1 . Semi-Weekl- Mes-dam- es co $4 JR., 60c two-cour- se Semi-Week- ly 1 . t? WHEN IN MADISONVILLE t - PRICES , et t D. NOE, Jr., Manager. i J!8PisiijIJi"ir5rnff55P "P'in35"i Cbe Member 9 f Bee , f Subscription Rates Year Six months Ono . .. ' ' ; PL,, White Mains Am , A.milllll.M.fl.,, G. A. MORTON Go With Us ;1.00 60 25 6 Ann'! .n.i'fr.iiiniamn.afaiiirlfa Sisk BrosVBook Madisonville, Kentucky w 1 Co. X ASSOCIATE EBITOR AND BUSINESS EDITOR AND PUBLISHER J. E. FAWOETT PAUL M, .MOORE. . MANAGER Three nnuittis 'Slnprlo copies Kentucky Press Association and $tc9d District Publishers League Mrmmck Sp9olraen copies mailed free on application. Correspondents wanted iu all pacta of the county. Address us for par. Olaude Bass, cashier of Farmers Bank, and Neal Stivers, a' merchant of fchisplacejarespeudi ing' their vacation fishitm and hunting on Pond River aud Mur-pheys If I gig Lake. Sam Boyce spent Sunday af- ticulars. 119 Seuth Main Street, Mnii-Mill- e, (Mice in Mertin'i Furniture Kentucky, Pnc ito. 4-- MJSS AlLEtN DAVIS, Mgr. ternoon at Nortouvillo.' Misses Jessie and-- - May Bass spent Sundayln Madisouville the guests of their aunt. Mrs. Neal Stivers aud Miss Where they sell Stationery, Watches Clocks. ry of all kinds. Wall Paper Window Shades, Pictures, Picture Frames, Etc. s Jewel- ( I Telephone 47 ' to bed and early to rise, Attend to your business and advertise. , And you will be healthy, prosperous and wise. larly EVANSVILLE PROTESTS m (Coutiuuod from Pnge 1 ) fc the E. &T. H. line and Ha. old general office and sh'qp location is 4he belief or a number of influential kHBinasB men. The ultimato resort, Jn case the E. & T. Hr.fe.olB that it ws nothing to t'lm city, ia an ojg.an-5d movement of shippers to suie railroad,. j h iber '"If tho E. & T. H. feels that it can et along without EvmiByllle, maybe 3Cvansvill6 can got along without itje E. & T. H.," was Mr. Duncan's general statement voicing the :leeliug. m north-and-sout- ? Kentucky Fair Dates The following are the dates tlxed Jar holding tho Kentucky Fairs for Mil as far as reported. Officers of iairs are requeeted to report to us ny ommtasions or corrections of dates. 18, 6 days. Henderson, July 25, 6 daye. Versailles, Augu6t2 2 day6. .Lexington, August 70 days. TJniontown, Audust 85 days. JMadisonvllle, July ' Yanceburg, August) '4 dayB ' JLawreucoburg' August 154 daysi Xeltohfleld, August 154 da.ve, Surksvillf, August 15t4 days. 8rodhead, August 108 days. Tern Creek, August 10 4 .days. Shepherdsville, August 22 4 days. London, August 22 4 days, Srraugor, August 234 days. , Sermantown, August 248 days. SfioholaBviIle, August 29 8 days. -- Somerset, August 29- -3 days. Sards tow n, August 80 4 days Paris, September 40 days, blonticollo, September 54 days. Alexandria, Sepinmbor 55 daps. MountOlivot, September 54 days. Hogenville, September 5- -8 days. Sanders, September 04 days, Kentucky State Fair, Louisville, ftepteinber 11 0 days. Horse Oa vo, September 204 days. Mayfleld. September 274 days. JJa.Hore Dyspepsia. Gas, or other Stomach Troubles. Slothing will remain undigested or aour on your .stomach if you 'will tako a little Dfgeatese. a'power-&l- l digestive, liarpileas and oleasant Maple Syrup. For sale by the drug department of the St. Bernard fining Company, Incorporated. NOTICE parties arc hereby notified Ghat they must not soiuo for minaows, fish, or crayfish in the Jersey meadow or In any- - of the streams emptying into tho lake. St. Bhbn'abd Mining Co. Incorporated. A11 - ffiwllli ..l..'J,'!l.,.,ill.,.flu hI'11 mi...iltllai.l!llN.rtt, a"i . r June Sale -- Specials M AT- Tie New St ore Celebrated Swann Hats for men, Straw Hats in all the newest shapes, 50c, $1, $1.50, $2 and $2 50. Ladies' and children's Velvet one Strap Pumps. Ladies $1.50, Misses' Velvet $2 and $2.50. Pumps $1,25. Newest creations in ladies' Waists 35c, 69c, $l, $1.50, $2, $2.50 and $3, Iiadies' Neckwear 19c to 50c. ' Beautiful Millinery at remarkably low prices. Tuesday, June 20, 1911 t Pearl Dillingham are visiting Next Ten Days. friends" and relatives at Johnsons this week. OUR TOWN. Sheriff Staul&y, of Madisou-villPrompt Attention Given all Orders and Satisfaction Guaranteed was in town Monday. It Better It We Try. We Can Make Oleo Ulark made his regular call at Nortouville Tuesday Any place Is just what tho men night. AHBiaIMMIl who live in it make it to MadiE. E. Jofinsou went Don't sit around aud datrn your souville Wednesday ufterneou. town. This week the entire line A. town Is just as good or just aa bad aud Louise Misses Gladys as the 'people who are damning It. Head, of NortouvilIe,are visiting of carriages are offered at a "A town Isaeldom the result of virsacrifice, gin natural conditions. Iu any event MibB Ora May Bailey. . Neal Stivers and wife spent $3.50 Go Carts, now. $3.00 it was man who saw the natural adUNE is the storm month. Rnsirfos the vantages- and frequently it waa Mouday night with Olaude Bass T $5.00 Go Carts., now. 3.75 I usual hazard during this month you bonie one individual. and wife. For illustration: There la no natGo Carts, now. 4.50 The People's Store of this place $6.00 have the added danger of lightning ural reason why Cleveland should have built a new addition to $7.00 Go Carts, now. 5.00, have been the 'oil center of the burning your home or household '1 world. There are no oil wells in .or their store and will carry a larg$8.00 Go Carts, now. 5.75 Protect yourself by insuring , against goods community. So ;far as oil er stock than ever. about the is concerned, aud as a shipping point Oleo. Olark'made a flying trip $9.00 Go Carts, now. 6.75 fires, tornadoes, etc; We represent only reit is no bettor than a dozen and one to Madisonville Monday aftei-noo- n. $ic.oo Go Cartr, now 7.50 Let us explain, liable companies other towns. It was simply Johti D. Rockefeller. He wanted to live in Oassie Mortou, of Dawson, is Cleveland and hia Individuality, his personality, brought the oil to here spending a, few days with him. her mother. There is no reason why BoBton O 0. Littlepage of White Oity should be the ahoe market of the was here yesterday. General Insurance Mortons Gap, Kentucky world. There are no hides there. Miss Lillian Harrison went to They are all shipped from the West Furniture, Carpets, Lace Simply some inau who knew how Madi8onvilIe Thursday. to make shoes on a large scale wantT. O. Dillingham, of Graham, Curtains and Draperies ed to live there aud his suocess enspent Suudoy here. couraged other to follow in hts wake Miss Edq.a Farmer is spending "There 1b no physical reason why a few days of this week with her Chicago should be the meat pack M. D. Ing center of the world. It cbuld as brother. well have been St. Louis. Simply EmDalmer Dr. Liggett Baily called on PracticH lun'tf todUeasesof Eye, Ear, Noao aud Tliroat. ,old Phil Armour wanted to live Eyes TestHil. Glasses Fitted. Miss Jessie Ticheuor, of Culvert there. ' Madisonville, Ky. In .nearly every town you ,yieit Oity, Sunday. OFFICE HOURS: 9 TO 12 A. M.. 2 TO 4:30 P. M. you hear some' resident say: "Aw, you Need Stationery. Office Over C. L. Ron Grocery. Center Street. this ain't nothin' but an oyergrown MADISONVILLE, Nothing gives an individual or a village! KENTUCKY country DAY S OF DIZZINESS The resident of any town that firm standing In the business world makes such a statement wears like nice stationery neatly printed. The Bee job depart- Come. to Hundreds of Earlinpton whiskers and boots at heart. WWWW,VYM"VVVWVWWyWrtWVWwWVWk1 Of course, If your town isli,t ment keeps constantly on hand a People- line, of letterheads noteheads, sporty enough for you, why you flile can move that alu.t the town's btflheads, statements and envelopes, There are days of dizziness; We both linen and commercial. fault. Spells of headache, weariness, you get too sporty, you'll have also do circular, invitation and catIf alogue work. Give us a trial. You back ache; to move anyhow. , It isu't the sports that .make a wilPbe pleased. Sometimes rhoumatitf pains; town It's the jys. urinary "disorders. Oftfu Any advertisement, which offers a The man that gave the light for All tell fyou plainly, the kidthe sports on the Great White Way genuine money saving opportunity to was a jay- - Tnomas .A. Ediaon'a the prospective buyer, Will Be Read, neys are sick. jay telegraph operator fronTIudian-apoliDotiu's Kidney fills are for weak kitlueyf. John D Rockefeller' who' in a With the celebrated Ster Here is proof of their merit iu money way, ia the ideal of every Eirlington t sport, was a jay from Riohford. N.Y ling way of clothes mak- Joliu Davenport, Wilson St., Russel Sage' who loaned money to the sports for years was a jay Earliugton, KvM says: "suffered he started by jumping In a .countiy kiduey more severely from store. trouble than words cau describe. Some jay from Connecticut- - weut My back was so sore ..ami lame We recommend them to the World's Fair at Chicago in 189iT. He set up a stand ou the MidI could uot work for days w that for their style for the way and sold wooden nutmegs to a time. The. kidney secretions the sports for souvenirs. Finally he perfect workmanship, all were scanty and there was a ran out of wooden ones and Bold JL constant puiu iu my head. You them the real thing at twenty-fiv- e wool fabrics and the wonoften became dizzv and dark cents a throw. buildings, inside or out-sid-et spots appeared before my eyes derful lbwness of their William Dean Howeils, Anierica,s foremost literary character, will Nothing' helped "me until IJprr. if you desire the price. ' take' more pride in telling you of cured Douu's Kiduey Pills at very best results at the the days when he set typo as a jny the St, BernarvT Dru Store. 1 printer ou the Sentinel at Ashtableast expense you felt better after uinj: themti ula, Ohio, then his literary success .Many Models. few days and from that fctime on should use of later veais the days when they used shoe pegs to hpace the type, I improved steadily "uutil I wiu The and about a printer getting drunk iu pood health.,, Fabrics of all weaves' and using a plug of Star tobacco for Sherwin- - Williams For sale by all dealers. Price 60 a cut. cents. ' Foater-Mtibur- n C'j..4Bul!alo arid colors and. Nearly everv man iu art, science, New York, sole agents for-th-e Unitliterature, Industry and commerce 'dHwU H Call for I ed States. here in America either is or color cards name Doan's Kemember the was a jiy. "-..' and take no other. -SBY OLD II,0,,C No store advertisement p, Special Reduction on yfall Paper for the Go Cart Specials INSURE NOW . -- i C. A. Morton KIMMONS & SISK 'unera IDi ROBT. SORY, and t 1 ' t Semi-Week- ly Get Acquainted e. r " i When Paint Paint the to-d- ay r unless it pays both the advertiser and ST. BERNARD MINING GO. Just as "a Little Learning is a danthe reader. Almost all good store ads Incorporated QRUG DEPARTMENT gerous 1hing" so is a Little' advertismeat tins test. ing, .? ometimes. It'is dangerous up to the point where a merchant is inclined to stop worrying about its Cost after he' stops, its profitable. paj-- j Most styles $15 to $35 jBfegSM It's not made for any certain climate, but is made to withstand tho weather conditions of every climate. Amalgamated ARC ROOFING will not drip under tho blazing sun, ror crack in tho bitterest cold. It's mado by our secret process and ia universally acknowledged tho "Bargain-hunting" is probably as a name .as any for that value-quewhich prudent housewives always pursue st St. Bernard Store W. R. COYLE, Mgr. St. Bernard Mining Company '. INCORPORATED I' I f 1 HOPKINS CO, H.r MOWN, Manager Eatt Amalgamated ARC one and ONLY absolutely perfect roofing. ROOFING is standard and takes the same insurance rate as slato or metal. Our agents are authorized to refund money in full if Amalgamated ARC ROOFING should fail to satisfy. Send for Baraples and full information. AMALGAMATED ROOFING CO., First Nst'lBaakBIdj.. BirBUBjkaM. Ak. FOR SALE BY W Hhrey Mmldins Crter Strttt MadisoiiYilli, Kintucky f STAR PLANING MILL COMPANY INCQRPeRATJB f MADISONViLLE KENTUCKY Help the"baby through the teeth period by giving McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR. It is a healthful, wholesome remadv, well adapted to a baby's delicate stomach. It contains no opium, or morphine or injurious drugs of any kind. Babies thrive under its excellent ntomach and bowels correoting influence. Prlo 25o and 50o per bottle. Bold by St, Bernard Mining Co., incorporated, Drug Department. EARLINGTON - KY. wwwvwww s ... ,Jf. .. '!fG. 1.. ', fcaar. - '"T'HE man who stop advertising when his trade is vpioking up is like the man who 'stops fishing when the fish begin to bite Think this over and let it worry you Makes Horn Baking Easy Nortonville News F. Dudley, M-- H. JR. Oorey and daughter. Mlrs Kathe-leeMrs. M. B. Long, Dr. and Mrs. T. D. Stanley aud Mrp. Withers, all of Earlington attended the Hopkins County Sunday Sohool Qouventiou here Wednesday. Mr. Oleo Olark, of White PJians tfas in town Wednesday night. Rev. D. M. Harrison, of Madi O. p. flpfl POWDER Thm Prof. Why Not Wear the Best Shoes? Our shoes for men, women and children are the BEST to be had at their prices. n, News of the Town Madisonville Saturday night and Sunday, visiting relatives and friends, Mrs. Stella Kemp and daughtor Margaret, John, A. '.Moore, Ben Brans land Morton Viotory of this place Jare attending the. Kentncky FrfjRs association .at Corulean Sprs this week. W. it. Coyle, manager of tlio St. Bernard store, made a buslunsB trip to Morton Saturday. Wanted 100 miners at onoo for steady work. Apply to Norton viiiLB Coatj & Cokh Co., Incorporated Nortouvillo, Ky. Mr and Mrs. Oscar Vickers visit-a- d friends in MadiBouville Saturday Miss Lena Kestner of this olty, visited friouds In Nortonville Saturday. Mr.Ray, of this, place, was in Nortouvillo Saturday visiting Karl Woolfork oT thiB olty wrb in sonville, was in town Wednes- day. Miss Fraucis Tratheu, of Oak Hill, was here Wednosday. Ben R. Ashby and Dr. Robert; Sory, Madisonville, was here Wednesday. Rev. M. O. Woraberly, of Madi ' Absolutely Pure madm only baking nowtfmr from Royal Grapm Oroam of Tartar LIME PHOSPHATE BEST is a big word, and we weigh it before using it. Out money is just as good as any other merchant's, no"J 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 LONGER, LOOK BETTER than his. Our shoes come direct from the to us. They are not made until after-ouorder is placed. It follows, as a matter of course, they are NEW shoes, without the middleman's profit, when manu-facturer r we receive them. l . - HO ALUM,N0 ARE THE VITAL POINTS STRONG? It is such an easy matter to " Esq. Jas. Prlost made a business School Convention here trip to Madisonvillo Saturday. sonville, attended the Sunday Wjedne6-day. friend. in Afifcdisouvllle Saturday. John Heuify was. in Madisonvillo Saturday. B. N. Clnrk was iu Madisonvillo Saturday. Miss Hattie Vaughn, of Sobree, is visiting friouds and relatives hero. Miss Ethyl Coleman, or Nashville is visiting friouds hero. Mr. John Jjynn, of.Blsbee, Ariz., la visiting friends here. Jno. Owen and family have left for Texas. Mr. Owon was. a conductor ou the Henderson division. Mrs. Harrold Howard, of Madisonvillo, was here Satuarday. W. E. Trehorn, of Hopklnavtlie, was here Saturday. Hoy Vyatt, of MadiBouville, was here Saturday viBiting friends. - as. Smith was iu Nortouvillo Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Judo VitiRan attend- pan, but no yolk. On examination ed the lot sale and barbecue iu Nor-- , sho found a perfectly formed egg touville Saturday. with a hard shell, the outer shell beDenipsey Halo was in Maduon- - ing rather soft. The.buter shell was white, the inner, yellow. On break ville Saturday. Hattie and Mattio Parker ing outer shell a perfect egg of reg-lHiss size was found. The outer shell visited in Madiaonvlllo Saturday. measured 8fuchos in circumference Mrs. A. L. Cobb, of this place, inches the long way, aud 7 visited in Madiaonvillo Saturday. around. A few hous like that ought Tho Earllngton ball team played to mako a fortune for their owner. the Nortonvllle team at Nortouvillo Saturday and were defeated in score Other Foster, formerly with Geo. being six to three in favor of Nor- King & Sou drug store has accepted a position with M. B. Long at the touvillo. Bon-To- n Bakery aud will be glad to A nice line of Hammocks at Slsk have his friends cn.ll on him there. Bros.' Book Store. Prices range from Maj .S. H. Kimmel who has been $1.00 $0 00. visiting iu Henderson has' returned Miss Nettie Martin who has bojan home. visiting iu Madisonvillo has returnOld papers for sale at the Beo ed home. office. Columbus Wooten, of Madison-villS. W. Mothershead, of Evansvllle was herb Saturday. was here Sunday visiting his parG(H.MoCnrty, of this city, wus ents. ar 1- -2 Rev. J. M. Burdenwas In MadiMies Nora Beard, of Madison sonvillo Saturday. ville, was here Wednesday. Harry Blacfcwell, of this city, was Hiram Brown, one of Hopkins-villa'- s in Madisonvillo Saturday. most prominent attorneys, Mrs. Geo, Mothershead brought a, to this office yesterday. was here Thursday. curiosity She has some Buff Orphiugton hens Mrs. Dixie Ashby, of Earliug-tothat lay large oggs, aud started to? speut Wednesday here. cook one of tho oggs for breakfast. Mrp. Homer Ooleman, of Euri-ingtoOn breaking it a quantity of albmon came out almost covering the frying was the guest of Mre. J. h, u, R. Harrison, Wednesday, Marshal Woodward Captured Walter Battler, colored, for dynamiting a 611)0,11 building belong ing to the Nortonville Goal &Ooke Go, and carried him to Madisonville Tuesday and turned him over to the Hopkius Go, court. Messrf. Geo. Vanover aud A. Bates have been working faithfully, this Veek preparing for the picnic and moonlight. We trust every oue will have a good time and go away feeliug that today was well spent, aud look forward to coming back to our little city . be foole.d. Two shoes may have the same appearance, may look exactly alik6, when there is a great difference between them. The VITALS are not the same. In ordering the building .of our shoes we have everything put in that will add to their durability, purchase price considered. It is an easy matter to leave out one thing here, put in something just as good (?) there, to take out a dime in three or four different places, and no one but the wearer will ever be the wiser. This is the final, and really the only TEST and4 this is THE TEST we have in ' " mind when we are having our shoes made. We buy of some of the BEST shoemakers in the world shoemakers who dollars, in establishing themselves shoemakhave spent many years, as well-aers who are proud of their name, proud of their shoes, who cannot afford to de. s ceive the public, who cannot afford to leave any part of a shoe weak that we ordef" built strong; shoemakers who guarantee their shoes to be exactly as they represent . them to us, as we represent them to you, and we buy and sell more GOOD'shoes ' than any other house in Hopkins county. . 'We want you for a customer, want you to be a member of the "Good Shoe'' family. Come with us and wear the BEST, won't you? Not the Shoe chat only LOOKS good, but the shoe that IS GOOD, and warranted to give you your money's worth. soon. a, Dr. Liggett Bailey, of White Pltiius,"was night. Wesley, ' iu town Tuesday and son, bishop r, L C. C. GIVENS, President Ordinance. wrCHSeCLt YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT CO. .i ' werejjere Saturday night. Robert Featherston played with tho Darlington team at Nortonville. Saturday. Bennlo Wilson, of the the Star Mve. M. A. Gregory, of Oakvillo, Resturant is oil for 80 day vacation is viaiting hor sister, Mrs. Luoy and will leave in a few days for Bean. Loulsvlllo. Tho conditionof Mr. Larmouth who has been seriously ill with pneumonia continues to improve. Mrs. Win. Bradley Ib still improving. W. S. MoGary closed a very successful week at the Lyric in MadiBouville Saturday night the baby piotures certainly drawn the crowds svhereover they are put ou. A goueral rain fell over western part of tho State Saturday night and was of until value to the farmers. L T. Atkinson, of Madisonville, was hore Saturday. Frank Hoge and FTank Mobr, of tho Nortonville 'Coal Company Mrs. H: M. Daltou of P. Hopkiusville, are spending the week with Mr. and Payne. Mrs L.-T. F. Canard left Tuesday for Loudon, Out., Canada to visit his parents. This is Mr. Oallurd's tiret yisit to hia old home for eight years, aud he will piob ably be out of the city until about July 1st. We are pleased to note that several of our people are interested iu cutting the weeds aud cleauing up. Nothing builds up a town like keeping the property well improved. Bradley Wilsou, of WhitePlams speutTuesday in M idisouville negotiating with some business men of that place relative to opening up a loose floor tobaoco market. ' Mrs. Dr. C. G. Oroft, Misses Ljcile aud Kathleen Croft, of Orofton, Ky. were here Tues day. K. E Southerlaud left for his home at Wheatcroft Wednesday. T. F. Great Hopkins. County Fair, Madisonville JULY 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 J. A. Great Array of Races, Ring Shows, Floral Hall Exhibits, Special Attractions Oay and Night f RANCEWAY, Secretary MMHHHV4 &SsZX vfx W MEMBERS EVANSVILLE REBATE ASSOCIATION SsS The City Council of the City of Earllngton, Ky do ordain aa follows: 1. That it. is and shall be unlawful for auy person or persons tb operate an, automobile, or other motor vehicle, on auy of the public streets or alloys of tho City of Earllngton tit a rate of speed greater than ten miles per hour. 2. Upon approaching a street crossing or bridge, or curve in any street of said city, and also in traversing such crossing, bridge or curve, a. person operating an automobile; or DELKER VEHICLES ORIGINAL GENUINE Summer Comfortables In Meitand Boys Wear Oallard spent several We are shovviua; nil tho seasou'd tropical Sui'B, $10 to $25. weight fabrics in men's Special valued in Miy styles at $12.50., Men's Skeleton Gouts, all fabrics, $2 to $7 50. Men's Summer Wash and Wool Trousers, '$1 to $0.50. Boys' Wash unci Woolen Summer Suits at $1.50 to $15. , Negligee Shirrs in domestic and imported "-" ""' " materials, 50c to $8.50. Special values at 67 centp. Straw Hats, all braids, B.mkok.and Panama Hats, $1 to $5. big . Black, Russett and Canvas .Oxfords, values, $2 to $0. . We rebate fares. Let's hear from you in person or by mail or telephone. -( days last week at Birmingham aud other southern points. .Miss Mury Fraucis, shby o f MidisonviUe, spent Wednesday here the guest of Miss Anna M. . Morgan. T. O. O'Brien, of the Utley, O'Brieu & Co.,- of Madisonville, - Suudny School. couvention held here Wednesday. Miss Hazel aud Miss Frauces Elgin delegates of the Phileathia class from Madisonville, ntteuded the Hopkins Oouuty Suuday School Fa-wcett attended the Hopkins County couvention here Wednesday. Headaches Signs of Sanger. Anyone iu this town that suffers frequently from splitting, nervous headaches ought to go at once to the druggist aud get a 25o bottle of our Oarlstedt's Gorman Liver Powder. 'IT PAYS TO TRADE HERE BkKrHfc. ""HBHP mmm 5B"B"W"""" tarOmr Ja Headaches always indicate constipation in a dangerous form, that may result iu other extremely serious ailments sometimes even Bright's Disease aud Appendicitis. Our Carlstedt's German Liver Pow- A. D. 1011. der aots on the Liver, tho real H; C. Boukland, Mayor. cause of constipation a few doses , entirely remove the trouble insure Attest: a lasting cure never falls guaranPxvh Pkiok. Clerk. teed if you have headaohes, get a bottle today from the St. Bernard Don't think that piles can't be cured. ThourVliulng Co., Incorporated, Drug De- sands of obttisate cases bae been cured by Deaa's OltUt. J etats at aay drug Mere. partment. 36a a bottle. ty-fiv- e other vehicle, shall have it under control, aud operate it in a reasonable way, having r.egard to the traffic then upon such street, and the safety of the public. 8 Upon 'approachiug a hoi so or other draft animal, being ridden or driven upon any public street or In said olty, a person operating an automobile or other motor vehicle within said city shall give warning of its approach by slf nal-ln- g with a horn, bell or other device not calculated to frighten such animal, ,aud use every reasonable precaution to" insure the safety of such person or animal, and iu cese such horse or other'draft animal appears frightened and the rider or driver thereof requests or Bignals by putting up tho hand, said operator of said vehicle shall bring It to a stop aud remain stationary, so long as may be reasonable to allow such horse or auimal to pass. 4 Any person or persons violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be fined not less than ten dollars and not more than dollars 'for each offense. t wou Approved this 6 day of June, ill-ley WC SCU.TH6 OEHUIN- C- MOT AH IMITATION CTRATDESTBESTNTHCWORLD FOR SALE BY Plain Hardware Company MADISONVILLE, KY. THE - BEST - TELEPHONE LOOK HEBE, MR. SERVICE Note that the Cumberland Telephone & Telegrqpb Company, Incorporated. It offering to you an Ideal proposition tor telephone service, Using our service you have advantages of lone distance connections to every Important point In the United States. The advantages of telephone service lit your residence are too numerous to mention, but among them would be daily communication with the markets, obtaining prices getting accurate reports tn the weather, calling up your neighbors, friends and relatives. All these advantages aid pleasures are more than worth the price you would pay for the service. Literature and information furnished by calling on our manager, E. G. Mann. FAEHEE! CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH GO. BEE ADS PAY wrs v&r$r("v-js a )t ' c BANISH PUSSY, GET A SNAKE 1 . fcOK. B3--'- ii ' tfr ' , - '' Frwn the Journal of the . American Medical Association The domestic cat has been sen. ienced'to banishment by the, modern liygienist because of the fact that she harbors germs in her long-ha- ir 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 the house dogr with his long hair and his repertoire of wheezes and distempers, due largely to too much pampering, is also under suspicion. Thus, two of our most cherished and associations are threatened by the ruthless hand of science. The faithfulness and cheerful companionship of Fido, and the purring domesticity of Tabby are to weigh as nothing against the teachings of preventive medicine The alleged time-honored rat-killi- G habit of the cat, even in the face of the farmer's grain was referred to in the demonstrated fact that rats convey an editorial on birds last week. We plague, is not to be considered as a reminded that the caduceus with the mitigating circumstance in her favor. winning serpents has constituted the Professor Sambon, a London author- symbol of medicine from the time of ity on tropical diseases, inclu Mng the Aesculapius, or even before and is a various forms of plague , is against recognition of the sanitary significance the cat and suggests a substsitute rat- of the snake, Can it be thaf.iii this of many in day of turning topsy-turv- y catcher and o traditions the despised snake is the form of a wriggling, gleaming, his own again, and that the snake. He cites history the modern science cf hygiene and saniin the form of his contention that snake is the proper substitute for the tation will accord him his ancient and cat. He calls attention to the ancient honorable place in medicine? Are we practice in Egypt and elsewhere of to say, Yale the infectious cat and keeping domesticated snakes to rid dog and Slave the snake? the premises of vermin and suggests the revial.of this practice for the exless Than One Bottle Did It rats. The snake has no termination of A sufferer writes: "CancfirUlnly long hair; he is, in consequene, al- say that Hughes'' Tonic is the best leged to besomewhat "more hygienic. ohlll remedy I ever heard of. Used in some tropical and only part of a bottle, and". Heed no' And, indeed, quinine, and' it cured me;" Sold by semitropical countries today, snakes Druggists Wh!. aud $1.00 bottles. are tolerated if not domesticated. ' PREPAREDLY The value of snakes in ridding the ROBINSON-PETTECO , Imeorpora-ted- j fields of rats and mice which destroy Louisville. . You Can Eat Anything. Eat what your stomach craves without thoBlightestfearof iMdlues-tlowhich lean awful feeling. Yon will not be bothered with Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Nausea, Bad Broath or Heavy Feeling if yon will take one dose of Digoutezo. It; relievos and cures as if by Moyic. n, Niltt Bryant Sthett af JM4W Taxing ('05) Tftktfte WH ('M) 1 PROFESSIONAL WM. S. THOMPSON d PIANO TUNER veemin-exterminat- or minute. Get a 50o bottle from the drug department of the St. Bernard Mining Company, Incorporated. The word bungalow is an Anglo-Indiaversion of the Hindoo baagla, which primarily meatus Bengali, or of Bengal, and is ,also applied to a n PleaBant as Candy, Relief In one and Reed Organ J?- Electric Piati9, Pipt Organ, Player-Pian- o pairing a Specialty. Prices Reasonable, bxpert demce Guaranteed. REFERENCES AT HOPKINSVILLE Sehulz Piano G Mr. L B. Foster, Chorister of Christian Church; MnLnan College ami Heihel Female College. I solicit your p'itrouagH Will be In Eirlliutoti about July I. Liave or ders at lie . lvuitc arson Drug W nrp. .fa.,i.'te.1iihlrtt'lil-fltiii'jitnii1iiinirijSj- f com-ing.int- non-venomo- The lungalow. ' thatched hut lively as a Hoy. down, have appetite, get a bottle of Yucatan Chill. Tonic. A few doses will set you up give you a boy's appetite-ma- ke you strong and lively as a twelve-year-olPurifies the blood aud strengthens the system 60c a bgttle at the St. Bernard Mining Co., Incorporated, Drug Department. no d. cij,ii3fciimiiitttA) If yon are tired, run WltMmiMtiMWMimmNmtoWMHHHmfflMMMN B. M. SLATON Funeral Director. :: - Lfc&nsid Embalmtr NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE, T, Rotten ClQarstte Paper. Much cigarette paper is made waste untarred hemp rope. fron Phone 124--. 2 Manicnwll ...,....w.w.. r. ..,... I KY. I Grand Leader's 20 Per Cent Cash Discount Sale P.' S. r. Woolen Dress Goods DISCOUNT : Silks PER CENT no better value 20 per cent discount. . . White Goods- DISCOUNT 20 20 PER CENT ever offered. .$1 DISCOUNT 20 PER CENT SI. 25 yardvwide pureSilk Messaline, . Choice of the finest line of $1.00 Woolen Dress Goods, consisting of Panama,-Serge- , Sale-pric- 4 I HUU No restrictions will be made iiv this line as the twenty per Voile,Batiste. . Checks, Fancies, all colors and pure Silk Taffetas, best value in the city for the price. Sale price only.. V." - v many fancy novelties. Choice of the entire line dur- ing this sale at 7,0 percent, discount, meaning 20 per cent, discount on the entire line of 50c Dress prising-al- ...... Qflffe . UO . 90c Silk Foulards, 27 inches wide, regularly sold elsewhere at$l, our sale price cOc Foulards in Ort, OUC "7ilA f ,C ft 4UC cent, discount will be givenslo every purchaser of any white goods, whether they buy the 10c grade of India Linen or trie $1.25 Linen Sheeting Swisses, Mulls, Persian Lawns, Batistes, Linens, India Linens, Frontings, Costuming, hetings, Goods, com- - of yards this season,' to close now during this 20 per M cent, discount sale only that ever popular silk that we have sold thousands Cambrics, Long Cloth, etc., the newest and latest novelties of the sea- son as well as the plain staple shades. Sale price only . , . l JAa WU 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 o 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- ' Aflf 7 Towels PER CENT : . PER CENT i DISCOUNT 20 Lawns PER CENT 72-in- heavy Mercerized. Table Linens, in a range of six new designs, never sold under 50c, during .' our sale will besold.for.... pure Linen, $t;6o Table Linen, none better Qfltffc v rmape fof service, Sale price but h ch Fullregular 10c hemmed Jpwel, sale price Full size Huck Towel, hemmed, 15c grade, Q0 .C DISCOUNT 90 Wv OUv Choice in. any lawn, formerly ,10c sale price Any style; formerly 12 All only Pure Linen 25c BparderedJwels, assorted colors. bOC UC I during sale.-.'- . . ,- -i .a. o... , .".". I 8c ! UC Breakfast Napkins,ajready hemmed only Mercerized; Dinner Napkins 1 fcW I already hemmed ..'... Linen Napkins, to match the Afk j&hHpU 72 inch cloth, only Supply your table with the. above items which are quoted very low.. -Boarding house keepers will benefit by buying " their annual needs during this sale. v 18-in- ch ch 22-in- 9fl - UC Fine Mercerised fringed and hemmed 50c towels, sale price. 4" Turkish Towels, .fuU standard; rl 5c grade Turkish Towels, full standard 25c grade loc Lawns now reduced. 22c ......... I Uv ch ,....:.:... rip - ......: ZC . Turkish Towels, extra largeWze, 35c grade. This Sale is given in order to reduce our enormous bUC bOC stock of Any 25c grade of Lawn during sale Just.received 40 inch fancy bordered Lawns, in black, blue, pink iuiu.Lavcuuer, both in Polk a uot ana designs f C sold everywhere for 25c, our selling price -- . y ',?., 7 ,' 1-- Ginghams '. -; . ' . -- ;- - V' Laces, Embroideries DISCOUNT 20 DISCOUNT 20 0 PER CENT - " . .Vt . seasonable merchandise $1.5,000.00 as we are carrying a great sur- plus of goods and have adopted this means of reducing the Itock to its normal condition. a tilt PERCENT ' . , it ..;: .;. ",TV'- .j .,- fast colors, in black, blue,- - brown" ' fl Green Checks, sale price i . ' -- 2& "'-- .', V -- - z- - ;' Ow I .. y -- - - This Sale opens Thursday, June 15th., and closes Saturday, June 24th. You will be requested to pay cash for every, item priced during the sale and made in return the liberal offer of 20 . per cent, discount omevery purchase -- 10c Dress Ginghams, all of this, season's for all uses, sale price only . .?. patterns . suitable O Stop and figure what a great saving of t- 12 2 Amoskeag Dress Ginghams, in .the large novelty plaids. used so extensively this season, during sale. . 4 f ; money that means to you. ' '.-.; y - . ' '. Our very extensive line of beautiful Embroideries carried this season have been very liberally" purchased on account of tlieir e!egn 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 enlire stock of Lates will be included, Vals, Linens, Torchons, Yokings, Nets. Bands, and in fact every piece of trimming in the house and all subject to the sale reduction of 20 per cent, which makesthis line of Laces and Embroideries unmatchable in any house in the country. 27-inch 45-incAll-over- U I s, wUm Shoes , uiBUUU.ni u Clothing .1.- ..: Pants ,"...: rxn, unax Infant's, ..-;- : . . , J'-''- . . Ladies', Misses', . Children's, Men's and Boy's, m at .' 20-pe- .'' .'.. Our entire line of Men's and r DISCOUNT 2d PER CENT -- """ . r- '''' .;, DISCOUNT 20 PER CENT Boy's Suits will go in Ihis sale fact .Shoes'for everybody, are carried by us and witllout any exag- geration the best lines of Shoes under one roof "in the city, of choice-o- f Madis-onville, 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 We carry in our stock without a doubt, second to. none, the best 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 consequently every pair fits, the style is there.They are finished like tailor-madand wear like iron. . es .J, Suit you may buy as the 20.per cent will be allowed you on your Suit purchase, which is a very great de'duction wben 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 -- any, whether low cuts, or high Shoes, Tans or of" Blacks, not one-pa- ir reserved, the unrestricted choice any Shoe in the house at 20 per cent, discount. Buy your Shoes you will need in the next sixty days now as you can save several dollars here, . at 20 per cent, discount frorh;the regular selling, price. ' : . $2. 50 grades.. $2. 00 $3.00 grades. ,$2.40 Now is the season when you need odd pants to tone up'that oldsuit. .Better buy a pair during this sale and save 20 per cent.- v $2.00 grades. .$1.60 $3.50 grades.. $2. 80 54.00 grades.. $3. 20 $5.00 grades. ,$4.00 Hats DISCOUNT 20 Like all previous seasons . "t Shirts ; . Ladies' to-we- ar Ready-to-We- ar '.. PER CENT the ' ' ' .. DISCOUNT 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT 20 PER CENT we again are to the front with 50c Shirts, with pr; without collars, sale" price.?. $1 Monarch Shirts, coat ' best line of Straw Hats in the city. Why? 'Because we buy the best line in the country. When John B. Stetson sold Straw Hats he had them made by the same people that arcnow'tnakinglhem for us and everyone knows that Stetson has only the best, and as our customers are entitled to the best we always buysthis high grade line and give them the benefit of thejbest goods on the market, but just now' you get a double benefit as we wil offer you these high grade Hats at 20per cent, discount during this sale. 40C OllC m One piece Ready Kimmonas, in long and short styles, all 20 per cent, discount. Dresses, choice 50 per cent discount. $-1- sty;lesaleprice:.;.v... soTt-curfs;sale ,... $h50 Cluetf Shirts, with price.;. 4 4) 1 & $1 50 Clueft Shirts, pleated.fronts, sale price. ... ..'..$ B20 CAj $1.50 Cluett Shirts, plain blossoms, coat styles, sale price White Serge Suits, last season's Suits, choice. . . . -Linen Suits, abo"uttwenty-fvei- n all, last season's styles Ladies' Skirts, Jn Shepard Checks and trimmed in Solid Band, 20 per cent discount. Ladies' Voile Skirts, the best make in the city, all 20 per cent discount. r ' Ladies' Shirt Waists, the best fitting Waist you ever owned, cent discount. $ T 50 Mf c.UU 20-pe- n': rs r .. "' .','