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I 1 FRIDAYI i 1 11JS I IIF YOU DONT YOUR IT FOR SALE YEAR HOPKINS COUNTY KY FRIDAY JUNE 23 1911 Jfe 5 CONSERVATIVE I ft ts MEN by Efforts of Liquor Politicians to become Dominant EARLY CONFERENCE SEEMS LIKELY For the first time Ina number of years an open break between Louis villu and Kentucky distillers and wholesale whiskey houses appears s imminent and the more conserva Live men in the whiskey trade haveI all durlrg the present week COD sld ered calling a convention of KenI tuck3 distillers in Duisville for the purpose of repudiating the political operations of the brewers and of cer talnmpn lu the whiskey business The cause for the present aeut 3ettuattonaresummarlcedaafo lowsI The constant political activity ofI Mr Lawrence Relohert as the pollt cal representative of the brewers and of Mr Owsley Brown as th of a cer tain portion of the whisky trade In this connection it is felt that MrI Reichert and Mr Brown are stir ring up such feeling against the liquor business that instead of I limply ft fight for the county unit bill p the State will soon be faced with a movement for total prohibition The profuse expenditure of money furnished by liquor men now RolnRI on for the purpose of controlling both political parties The bitter feeling against the liquor business growing up all over Kentucky asa result of these thinly veiled efforts at liquor domination of both parties including tne flaanolog of antfORear Repub 1 CHUB in Louisville and elsowhere t and efforts to control the Demo cratlc State primary July 1 next I of two weeks from today Lightning Kills Few In 1900 lightning killed only 109 people in this whole country Ones chances of death by llghtplng are loss than two in a million The chanco of doath from liver kidney or stomach trouble is vastly greater but uqt If Electric Bitters be used au Robert Madsen West Burlington I Ia proved Four doctors pave him up after eight months of suffering from virulent liver trouble aud yel low jaundice Ho was then completely cured by Electric Bitters Theyre the best stomach liver nerve and kidney remedy and blood purifier on earth Onjy 50o at all r itLAN KICKS ON TAX FIGURE do Bradford of Louisville Ky c 11 wbo looks after the real estate 9f the LN railroad together with JW Logsdon superintendent ot the L NM fend A B MoVey supervisor of bridges ahd buildings appeared before the county board of review Wednesday to object to a raise of the assessment on L N real estate on West Ohio and West Vermontp street Mr Bradford declared that the company was taxed outrageously The block along where the old St Marys hospital stands was r lsede to 80 a foot by the last assessment According to Mr Bradford this was to high aud more than the prop or ty was worth The L N owns two blocks Slung Ohio street and one on West Vermont street The chief was made on the property on West Vermont and OUH lot on West Ohio The Belt line tiowns tho remainder of the pfoperty district and is assessed ut the same that the L N has We should be treated like another citizen of Evansvllle glared Mr Bradford Wedneada- wuon speaking before the board U We feel that this Is away tJb high an assessment on this property Itoand wish you to consider it The members of the board whit they did not express themselves on4 S the matter will as a body vote lowering the assessment Journal News fv t V r Cifwould show the box of Bucklens s Arnica Salve that E S Loper a carpenter of Marllla N Y always p ar les I have neer bad a cut wound bruises or sore it would not beal he writes Greatest 1so of burns bolls scolds ped hand and lips teveflliores ekln eruptions eczema corns aud piles 85o at all druggists EfiWv Aujfustus who has been I doing thebrick on the M E ofcjtfth bM our to paduetid to be gin work on tlte6 Methodlst churchr BIG RAILROAD WAR EXPECTED Vanderbilt Interests Have Agreement With L A N 17WithChicago June the an nouncement made quietly by officials of the Chicago Indiana an Southern Railroad that on July tha t road would run its fast trains from Chicago into Evansville trod the first step of what may one of the greatest railroad wanI in the history f American trans portation was talked for with open lug of the old Walsh railroad to the Ohio river by the Vanderbllt In terosta which control It tbroughI their New York Central traffic agreement has been entered into with the Louisville do Nash vine railroad which practically gives the New York Central lines a Qhlcago to the Gulf line and brings I the first actuitt competion the Har Unaethe Illinois Central has ever expert enced Gas in the stomach comes from ride ly as possibly if you would avoid a bilious attack HERBINE Is the remedy you need It cleanses aud strengthens liver and bowels and restores cheerfulness Price 60c Sold by Bernard Co a Ceke et Great Industrial Importance To many readers the teri coke implies a by = product city gas plants which is used fo summer cooking in the kitche- range Such coke is however of slight commercial importance the above fl u1t represeuting the industrial production o the co is an irapor taut ati necessary factor in the world beinir tbet principal fuel used in the reduc tiou of ores and the making o steel raib structural steel andE other such products Thus th et coals which have tine coking qualities are of the highest industrial value In tile Geoloui cal Surveys schedule highjirade totting coals rank equal in value and impor taut to anthracite la the United States industrial coke is produced by two methods n beehive ovens where the coke is the only product recovered and in by product ovens all the important subsidiary products tire conserved suchnse gas ammonia creosote and coal tar At the present time the bulk orthe coke is made in the oldfashioned beehive ovens with an annual wastage of millions of dollars worth of by product In 1810 according to Mr Pti1713 per cent of the total coke output was made in byproducts ovens us against 1591 per cent so produced in 1909 The figurs obtained by the Geological Sur vey show that thre is a gradual increase in the use of byproduct ovens At the close of 1910 there were 2187 coke ovens in course of construction and of these 920 or 4200 per cent were bypro duct ovens isone medicines that every yfamily should be provided with and summeryCholera and Diarrhoea Remedy It almost certain to be needed It costs but a quarter Can you affordE be without rt7 For sale dealers Test Train A lost train left here Wednesday engine and 1466I torisipf freight picked ups 185 ati Mortons Gup making 1650 ton the largest load ever hauled over this part of the division with one Vngfnv The test was successful a Rood time was made There isno horse liniment more effeottvethan for animal flesh than BALLARDS SNOW LINIMENT nor is there any healing remedy for the human body that is milder or more efficacious in Its action It heals the sores or wounds of men and be stPrlce 5 t c 50e andnOO per bottle Sold lBt B rDrJI lnlliJCoIincorporated efi of a v 1 t ENORMOUS WATER RESOURCES j Fabulous Sums Involved in Water Development Report by United Status Geological Survey on Ohio River Basin sCeatdlest mineral resource the study of tne water resources of stn country is one of its moat im poetant investigations ThE U rued States Geological Sufvy has been making a systematic study of the rivers and other water supples in the UuitHi States and during the last 15 years has published over 250 rt ports presenting the results of this work Perhaps the most im portant phase of the work isHliH neasuremeut of the flow of streams Records of stream flow are absolutely essectial to tanv intelligent river whether it bp in the interest of navigation of flood prevention of irrigation or of ppwer development In a report rju4t is sued by the Survey dealing with surface water supply ofthe Ohio River basin WaterSup Paper 268 attention is bated to the importance of longtime records of steam flow in greatflyrecordr ainsolute maximum absolutepiin imum and embrace periods of 5 I veuffirst glance excessive leulao time fora simple determina Liono a rivers capacity but- wherithe vast interests uvoiyeTT confsidered it will be recognized enough care must be taken to obtain trustworthy Information A 50 cent bottle of Bloodine Rheumatic Liniment will last longer than the most aggravated case of sore throat A most effective rem edy for cold on chest croup etc St Bernard Mining Co Incorpor ated drug department special agents This Is a True SnakeStory 1 have just read Tom McNeals snake yarn in Valley Farmer and I am not doubting one word it for I know snakes are wonderful creatures We have aIsnake down here in North Oar olina called the bull snake alsoI known by the name of hoop snake It does not crawl as other enalfes do When it gets ready to move off it simply takes its tail in us mouth form ing a hoop hence the name and rolls along like a wheel These snakes are very poisonous They have a sting in the end of the toil ails a sting from one of them means a horrible death The poison causes its victim to swell to an enormous size AI egro and I were out in the field chopping cotton one dayI when we heard a noise like a bull bellowing Thensgrp knew what it was and said Thins a sting snake and he is coming right this way We stuck our hoes up and ske addle The snake when it came along seemed disappointed tied stuck its stings into my hoe handle And it is a fact that bon han swelled until Iliad to get a wagon to haul it off I took ed into lumber besides several hundred feet of tulle I know 1those who have goner seen one of these snakes may be a bit incredulous but the negro is ready to vouch for it Bill Larking Goldsboro N 0 Generally jftiWUtalM far years Had tSel beadactieelaaked Ifcltlaa MTIU Wprtfjrat pod fcj ran down 8nrdoeic lilacs Bitter mode tit a w ill poiea14n CMpy Frntoy Xoowtf Gotati YD J JOSEPH SMITH HEAD OF MORMON CHURCH Called to Washington to Testify in Sc called Sugar Trust Case Washliigtou DO June 20Jos epb F Smith of Salt Lake City head Of the Mormon Church mUft- I coute to Watihuieton to tpetify be fore tliH douse committee InveBtiga tlng the sncjalled sugar trust rc carding his connections with the4 UiniiIdaho Sugar company Re plying to a message from Smith saying that an attack rheumatismm and business obligations would pre vent his appearance here Chairman Hardwick of the committee tonight sent this ultimatum Committee has determined to have your testimony i the only ques tion left I 9 will you come on the 22 without subpoena or shall we send an officer to serve you Please ans war at once When advised that the committee President= dispatch to Chairman Hardwick in which he said he would go to Wash ington as soon as the proper papers were served aud the condition of bis health would permit Beyond the fact that such a tele gram bad been sent President Smith refused to make any state ment Any woman with pimples skin eruptions sores or bolls does not ap joyutevelvetys ped hands sore eyes itching and bleeping piles St Bernard department agents t Notes BY AILIEN I Miss Iva Stanley Isvisiting frIends in White Plains CE Owen aud W J Kirk are visiting friends in Princeton Miss Ethel Jackson of Slaughter vllle was here Wednesday C W Bon i1raut of Henderson who has been visiting tits ton W B Bondurant for Sdveral days has returned home We make a specialty of doing two and three color work If you want classy job work that will give satisfaction see our samples and get prices at the Madlsonville Branch Office in Mortons Furniture Store AILEEN DAVIS Manager Miss Minnie Gates of Sebree wasI hero yestfirday visiting friends C R Ramsey of Providence was here WeduesJay Misses Tot Fike and Macey Beard representing the American Educa tional Society of St Louis were in Hartford Wednesnay in the Interest- of this Society They will leave fur St Paul Minn soon for tho same purpose Get the habit of coming to the branch office of the SemiWeekly Beeat Mortons Furniture Store when you want engraved cards embossed letterheads dance tickets or programs We have the best and lox us figure with you on prices AILEEN DAVIS Manager MrMrs W A Nelson of Covington Tex are visiting her brother JT Alexander of this cityPMrs has been visiting her daughter Mrs Arlle Jones has returned homeEMrs Fred Strother and children have returned from a visit to rela tlves in Rochester r Miss Eileen Gplrf of this city will leave Monday for Gordousville Tenu to spend her vacation Dont forget the SemiWeekly J Bee has a branch office for Mads BouviUe people in Mortons Furui ture Store If you want advertis fug or job work or wish to subscribec for the paper call up number 4 AILEEN DAvis Manager Judge Yost and wife who have been in Martinsville Ind for sev eral weeks have returned home Misses Mary LaffoonBesaie Card well and Mary Lee Bradley who have been attending school at St Vincent have returned home Mrs R L Fenwlck and son have been visiting relatives in Earl ington Richard Graham made a yisit Millport Wedpesday IBob Nallqot the Anton COD ltry irate her yesterday pn bpeBB L o I r- 1txt b wH 1MW f ja INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS To Hold Reunion at Louisville on Tuesday July il The members of the local lodges I O O F are very much interested in the great reunion of all Odd FelI lows their families and friends throughout Kentucky and Southern Indiana at Loui9villefy on Tues daYJuly 11 The reunion will be held in Fon taine Ferry Park one of the great est pleasure resorts in the United States To make the reunion tine of espe vial importance the children of the Widows and Orphans Home at Lexington will be brought to Louis villa by special train and also the children of the Widows and Or phans Home at Greonsburg Indi ana Preparations are being made to give these children the greatest day they have aver had or ever will have rOrand Sire John B Cockrum has been invited to be present and the Grand Masters Grand Secretaries and Grand Patriarchs of IilinoisIn diana Ohio West Virginia Vir ginia and Tennessee have also beet tuvlted Many of them have also signified their intention of being present v In Kentucky Odd Fellowship has now r2GGO members in Southern Iud 20000 Every one of these 62 000 members have been notified of this reuiilon The railroads of Ken tucky have glveu a one fare for the round trip and the Indiana roads in the Louisville territory one and out half tae for the round trip Ore of the most enjoyable teature- of the reunion is the basket plcplc Each family is expected to take their dinner in baskets and eat them picnic fnsblon Graud Master Gruber of Kentucky and Grand Master Stipp of 1ltlItiMljkre both exerting all ol their influence toward getting ever v IOdd Fellow within reach of Louis yule to attend Blisters ot the hands burns scalds old Borej lame back aud rheumatism are all subject to the great healing and penetrating of BALLARD T IB a marvelous pain relief Price 25c 60c and 100 per bottle Sold by St Bernard Miumg Co Incorporated Drug Department Earlington vs Hopkinsville One of the best games of the season will be played Sunday betweeu Earlington and the strong Hopkins ville seam Brinkley the famous K I T pitcher will work for Hop kiiibville with Foster receiving Peyton and Lfang will work for Earl ington Come dut and see one of the best games of the season Game called oclock prompt Wben you feel a cold coming on dout delay but immediately take I Bloodlne Cough Checker the cele grated throat and lung remedy Itstops the cough relieves the Irritation and cures the cough St Ber nard Mining Co Incorporated drug department special agents KENTUCKY PRESS ASSOCIATION Elects Officers for the Ensuing Year W B Haldeman of Louisville President The Kentucky Press Association now in session at Cerulean Springs elected the following officers for the year Col W B Haldeman of Louisville I t President E D Shinnlck of Shelbyville Sec 1reas J C Alcock of Jotter Bontowti Executive committee John S Lawrence of Cadiz Chair manJ Lemmou of Mayfield B Stears of Nicholasvllle W K McKay of Louisyllle John W Gaines of Bowling Green Bilious Feel heavy after dinner Tongue Bitter taste Complexion sallow Liver needs waking up Doans Regulets cure bilious attacks 25 cents at any drug store You Need Stationery Nothing gives au individual or a fim standing in the business world printedThe ment keeps constantly on hand a fine llntn of letterheads note headsIbill wads statements and e also doclrcutar invljation arid oateaogutrwnrk live us a trial o- ul rl LlbeplpNt3ed M5 GK i 5 IT IJ TUESDAY andu ADVERTISE PUSINESS ADVERTISE 11 EARLINGTON bowelsandt 1ed ntuOoke metallurgical coaclassification 91orlllt1gJVltbone development saws Madisonville DIYIAI SNOtVLIItIDIEN- It Wo FRIDAY TWENTYSECOND I LIQUOR iIarmed pphtlcairepresentative Mini- nCuIticorpurateddrug 4G REVISION OF THE L k I f Will Soon be Completed Good Effect i Already Being Experienced The good effect or the revision of the Henderson division of the L jkur N railroad is alteady being felt The revision work ties been comple ted in a number of sections the aew track has been laid and tralaa art N now running over it The track Is of course new and the fast time that Is expected to bepossible whoa fias roadbed is wellsettled andthe trapltr 4 has been fully ballasted and leveled cannot yet be maintained Therw are also some of the moat lmporfc fc places on the division that are set yet completed For instance the cut through Empire hill that Is to talire the place of the heavy grade thar has formerly done service at that point will do away with this here tofore obnoxious place and the ser vibes of ahill engine will not be longer required Fast freights are now loaded bUD + dreds of tons In excess of what they could formerly carry a load of aw thousand tons not being anything unusual for them to haul on tbetsov tact runs now The local and slovmoving freights handle greater lOMtt having already carried as high al a fourteen hundred tope without aajE 4 trouble All Of these loads were carried with a single engine anJwithout the aid of any other asBiB tance And when it comes to haaling empty oars the trains carry sa v many that they seem almost limit less The woman of today who has good health good tempter good seas complextoirasdigestion wins the admiration oft the world If your digestion iw 3 asiLiversale by all dealers rIc Cream Supper a Success PJTItf tl8mPrKlven atar the Victory building by the ladle i of the Methodist church for the benefit of the new church building was a success in every way Then supper WAS well attended and some thing like twenty five dollars waKi cleared Whooping cough is not dangerous when the cough is kept loose antT exceptions easy bv giving Charberlalns Cough Remedy It haee been used m many epidemics of thisdisease with portent success Forss sale by all dealers Yard Telegraph Office Move The operators who have beettw working fnthe yard office neazrr uumber nine have been m ved1 te the depot and freight trains leaving this terminal will get prders txthis point in future or CR R TIME CABDa Time of departure of Illinois Cero ral trains from Nort6nville t Ky NORTH BOUND w pmNo 7 No 122 local paus 1045 a m No 188 local frButxm SOUTH BOUND 48pU1TNoNo 121 local pass 128 pmtNo 185 local pass 668 a mo L N TIME CARD Time oi arrival of trains passings through and departure of tralam a originating at Earlington Effective Sunday April 0 1911 NORTH BOUND o92 626 a au No 621116 amNo 94 723 pm No 54 1122 pm SOUTH BOUND No 58 480 amNo 95 823 a mv No 61 421 pm No 93 1048 pm INTERURBAN TRAIN 4 NORTfl BOUND No 104 762 amv No 1081066 a mr No 108 200 pmv No 110 602 pae5s- oUTlr BOUND maNoNo 107 1267 p m iNo 109 820 pm ill 010 p m MHETJME CARt7tb1 M Hi k E time card weal lnt ffect Sunday April t11911 AN4 R t I S jj 1 ar ilc IQ j i 0 MN M M iI 11 e fee PAUL M MOORE p1 EDITOR AND PUBLISHER J E FAWOETT + ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER Memberof Kentucky Press Association sand Second District Publishers League Branch Office in Mortons Furniture Store 119 South Main Street Madi i- k I sonoille Kentucky Phone r 4rMISS AILEbN DAVIS Mgr Telephone 47 Friday June 23 1911 Early to bed and early to rise lrAttend to your business and x advertise t And you will be healthy pros perous andwise- IMPRISON WIFE DESERTER Geo H Sehon qf Louisvillei imperintendent of the Kentucky Childrens Rome 8oci ty made a t suggestion nt the recent session of the Kentucky Press Association which should be heeded by a legislators in every State He urged that the desertion of wife and family be made a fel I ony as a means of taking a ereat burden from the State and pre 1 1 serving homes which are broken r op through the failure of law to force worthless husbands to live ap to their fiunily obligations In States where desertion of family has been made a felony r the number of abandoned child and wives has been lessened J1ien Some States have jh6ven provided that the husbands i rand fathers imprisoned fortleser shall be paid a small wager kthnt goes to hE support of their ones s aMost of the wayward and iu corngible boys and girls who be t tome State charges are tjhecjilid r reu of uuhuppyivOnies where i the father has deserted his post iand left the wife without means Itokeep her family tosethor Surely the desertion of wife P nnl children is as black a felory tsany man can commit It not blights the lives of the pert t isous he is pleged to protest butt at menaces public welfare The t State meat make every PO- Et sible effort to protect the home f Ht is in the good home that the 2 nations ideate are protected and U conserved Even a humble home ajffordschildren a better chance Ir tz- t a for useful lives than the most pretentious institution the State or any religious or charitable or gamzitton can matntuln hrGONE TO HER REWARD t Mrs A Fa wcettdied suddenly at the home of her daughter Mrs MissrInterredI1x STenp Sunday afternoon by the aide of her husband Rev W E t SFawcett who died in 1880 Mrs Fawcett was 72 years old and had J been a menber of the Baptist 90hurch since she was thirteen years old She waa a devoted Christian mother and during her Song life was never known to l eak ill of any one nor missed i opportunity to what she ould for the cause of the master2 aha loved She leaves five daughters Mrsi tTR T Yates of Austin Tex Mrs ISeramerly of Dallas Tex Mrs J1 D Lpving of Memphis Tenu Mr Chap Morris of Batesville Miss and Mrs Grace Smithson Hof Memphis Tenu and one son tbe writer On account of the long distance and the suddenness lot her death none of the child fTen attended the funeral except Mrs Morris Loving and Smith ton of Batesville and Memphis Friend after friend departs Who has not lost a friend Thero Is no union here of hearts Thatiflnds not here an endL Ifo need to shed the bitter tear Npr fcrleve with saddened heart For we will meet again some day 24ever ore t parttw 1 1p 10 r It6R Rates I- Subscription i I One Year 100 I Six months 50 Three months 20 Single ao ptesI b I Specimen cofrogp Jon application Oorres Grtd i outs wanted lu all parts of the i county Address us for par 1t ticulars r- a No i t J 1 l do k 9 Of every one hundred of todays shoppers seventyfive visit the store- whose ads have made the strongest purseapoeal to them A merchant who believes that the more people know about his store the more patrons he will have is sure t be an aggressive advertiser A Few Facts About Liver Trouble A dull sluggish liver always bring o dull sluggish feeling to the entire body When the live works proper ly the blood choruses through the body In a bright red stream Whpu- the liver Is Inactive the blood be comes dull and muddy and it is full of poisonous matter A great many to get fine clear pink andcompleilon by rubbing thinge on their faces They might rub a life time and the same yollow corn plexion would remainfur the liver causes it Only bright red blood brings fine complexions Blood loaded with impurities from the liver sends the out through the pores of the skin a brownish yellow To get rid of the dull heavy feel ing and muddy yellow complexion get the liver in working again Two SOc bottles of BLOODINE will do it nine times out of ten If you are troubled with Constipation and Straining use BLOODINE R PILLS with the BLOODINE Sold by St Bernard Mining Co incorporated Drug Departments Special agent Kentucky Fair Dates The following are the dates fixed for holding the Kentucky Fairs f r 1911 as far as reported Officers of fairs are requested to report to us any ann IS81018 or corrections of datesMadieonvllleJulr 18 5 days Henderson July 25 5 dayp Versailles August 22 daysiLexington August 76 days Uniontown Audust So days Vauceburg Augu t 94 days Lawrenceburg August 154 days Laltchfield August 164 days Burksville August 154 days Brodhead August 163 days Fern Creek Aimnet 161 days Shepherdsvllle August 224 days London August 224 days Erranger August 234 days Germautown August 243 days NtoholasviUe August 213 dayp Somerset August 293 days Bardatown Au ust304 days Paris September 40 days onticello September 64 days Alexandria September 66 daps Mount 011 vet Septetnbpr64days- Hogenvfile September 58 days Sunders September 94 days Kentucky State Fair Louisville September 116 days t Horse Cave September 204 days Mayfleld September 274 days A Terrible Blunder to neglect liver trouble Never do it Take Dr Kings New Life Pills on the first sign ot constipation biliousness or inactive bowels and pre vent virulent Indigestion jaundice or gall stones They regulate liver stomach and bowels and build up- your health Only 25o at all drug gists 4uitlW twurbIrotmldlbJI t Specials T I t fCelebrated newest shapes 50c 1 2 and 250 I Ladies and childrens Velvet 1 one Strap Pumps Ladies 150 I 2 and 250 Misses Velvet Pumps 125- Newestj creations in ladies Waists 3569c 1 1502 iI250 and 3 IS Ladies Neckwear 19c to Beautiful Millinery at rem 4 ably low prices rkf HOPKINS COOPERATIVE H P MORTON Manger IIarue ft udwe EM CtHttr Strut Madisonvjllif Kintucky M T leA MORTON I Got Gatt Specials This week the entire line 0of carriages are offered at a sacrifice 350 Go Carts now 300 q5J600 Go Carts now 450 700 Go Carts now 500 800 Go Carts now 575 900 Go Carts now 675 icoo Go Cartr now 750 C1A1Furniture Morton Carpets Lace Curtains and Draperies Funeral Director and Embalmer- Madisonville Ky Notice Poultry Raisers INow is the time of year to feed your fowls a good tonic E41t44c- ures Cholera Rmip Gapes Canker lId Limberneok When fed as a preventive it nut only keeps them healtliv but makes thnmlay Prlce OcNo Cure No Pav Guaran teed bv your Jthr d8tSt Barnard Mining Co Incorporated Drug De partment Earlmgton Ky Gardiner Bowmer Madisonvlile Ky Try it under the guarantee Ask for booklet on diseases of poultryV Shooting Up Yosemite Here is an important dont for the prospective visitor loYosemite writes Willlam Wobdhead in SUN SET MAOAXINK for July Dont load up with a specially prepared outfit of wildwest clothes i your old clothes are all that you need and es pecially old and comfortable shoes good strong walking shoes not the fearfully heavy boots that so many travelers affect One sees some fur ny sights in this regard on the Yo semite trip Traveling with us for example are a man and his wife who look like ordinary people until they emerge from the hotel utter changing their clothes for the fray The man before the change Idbked like a harmless ribbon coun ter sort of chap but when he reap pears he looks like the picture of Roosevelt iu the darkest Africa just boron I killed my first elephant He has khaki riding breeches keadi shirts leather puttees and what look like miners boots shod with what are possibly hobnails but looks like bolts and nuts He is evidently well pleased with himself In this formidable array for he wears It con tinuonsly even to dinner and he reappears at breakfast so exactly the same that wo suspect he must have slept m his warlike costume For that distressed feeling after eating belching and nausea be tween meals take Bloodine It cures Dyspepsia by strengthening the digestive organs so that they are capable of fullflllinrt their func tions St Bernard Mining Co In corporated drug department special agents NOTicE All parties are hereby notified that they must not seine for min nows fish or crayfish In thd Jersey meadow or in any of the streams emptying into the lake ST BERNARD MINING Co Incorporated Take BERBINE for all dlstur bances m the bowels Jit purifies the bowel channels promotes regular movements and makes you feel bright vigorous and cheerful Price JJOf Sold by St Bernard Mining Co incorporated Drug Department 1 CITY DIRECTORY MayorH 0 Bourland Police JudgeA J Bennett BrldlevN1Tax ABses8orJ H Corbitt City Clerk Paul P Price Treasurer Frank B Arnold City Physician W KNIsbnt WhlpfiorStreetCbniioilmen Jno B Atkinson Madison OKlhntn F D Rash Geo C Atkinson Tbos Blair C M Henry Meeting night first Monday each month School Trustee Paul AT Moore Board of Health Ed M Trahorn G Gilbert King and Curtis B John SUIIMD Postmaster Glins COVtI1I CHURCHESCATHOLIC First may every Sunday and holy day at 7 preaohlutOtpm Rev J P McParland Pastor CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday school at 980 a m Preaching evor Lords day at 1045 a tri and 45 r m Prayer meeting overy Wodnes day at 780 p m DR DFr STANLEY Pastor M E CHURCH Regular service II ana77opPrayer n at 780 Sundayschool at 080 a m Class meeting second Sunday at 1080 am REV HOIAZOLAW Pastor M E OHUBUH SOUTH Rev W C pastor Services m every Sunday at 11 a m an 745 p m Sunday school at 9ia m Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 780 oclock Ladies Aid Society every Monday after noon Offlqlal Board meeting Mon day after first Sunday In each monthMISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURUU Preaching 2nd and 4th Sunday at 11 precedingSaturde Light before the 4th Sun day Sunday School at 980 a m Prays ueeMut eve tv Monday night at 78i Rev t H Grlgson Pastor ENinAJ BAPTIST OHUROH services fourth Sun jay morning and evening in each mouth and Satur day evening preceding Prayer meeting Friday event n Sunday school 2 p m- REV T J LYNN Pastor EPISCOPAL CiiuRoii Services 1st and 3rd Sunday night at 745 at the Library REV GEO C ABBITT Rector LODGES Masonic LodgeE W Turner No 548 meets 1st and 3rd Friday in each month E J PHILLIPS Sec Victoria Lodge No 84 Itof lmeets every Monday night Visitors welcome ERNEST NEWTON K of R and S Hrirftinu Lodge A fV U VV Nfl 651 meets 1iightYGolden Cross Lodge Earlmgton No 525 meets 1st and 3rd Saturday night in each month MRS BERTHA UMSTEAD Sec Degree of Honor No 10 meets 2na and 4th Saturday nights in eaul month Miss LIZZIE HUFF Sec Ben Hur Lodge Earllngtm Court No 55 meets ever 1st and 3rd Monday night at old Masonic Hall DR C B JOHNSON Scribe Standwaite Tribo No 67Red Men meets every Friday sleep HARRY LONG C of R i Woodmen of the World Catulpi Camp No 301 meets every Wednes day night All members are ear vastly requested to be there C S CRENSHAW Clerk Modern Woodmen of the Worhi No 11992 meets every Wednesday Y Q WALKER Sec Elks B P O No 788 meets at Madisonville Monday night B N GORDON Exalted Ruler ROY S WILSON Secretary Earllngton Chapter U D 0 meets 1st Thursday in each monti at 280 p m- MRS KATE WITHERS Pres Knights and Ladies of Securitj will meet every second and fourth Monday nights Visiting members Invited toattendC w Clerk Visiting members are cordially nvited to attend any of then dodges When you Paint buildings inside or outside if you desire the very best results at the least expense you should Fuse THESHERWINWILLIAMS PAINT Call for color cards SOLD BY ST8ERNA8QMIKINO w anoorr i DRUB DEPARTMENT I 0 = I tGo With Ufl to Sisk Bros Book Go Madisonville Kentucky Where they sell Stationery Watches clocks Jewel ryuJ all kinds- v Wall Paper Window vShiidei Pictures Picture HI Frames Etc C4 1 i jj i I Special Reduction on Wcdl Paper for the Next Ten Days i Prompt Attention Given all Orders and Satisfaction Guaranteed j- k rr 1INSURE v a is the storm month Besides the IUNE hazard pairing this month you = ve the added danger of lightning burning your home or household goods Protect yourself by insuring against 1 fires tornadoes etc We represent onlyre liable companies Let us explain KIMMONS SISK General Insurance Mortons Gap Kentucky sw rar rrr- M 1 ra e ooe00ROBT SORY M D i c Practice litllfot todigoases of Eye Ear Nose and Throat Eyes Tested Ginpses Fitted o so OFFICE HOURS 9 TO 12 A M 2 TO 430 P 4 MiOffice Over C L ROM Grocery o MADISONVIUE KENTUCKY 1 o e i oe o ooeosscoo + aooee eeo+C WW Ii ttf Eir mivWirWWW fWri fiiWWi r- JeIAcqvaiiited r With the celeilratedSt lingva of clothes inak ing 1 We recommend themt1for their stylefor the perfect workmanship all wool fabrics and the won derful lowness of their price Many Model Fabrics of allw ayes ahdttiandcolors e promptesttpssibl serve I ice tv Most styles I 5 to35 r St Bernard Store- W l R COYLEMANAGER St Bernard Mining Company i INCORPOR- ATEDEARtTN4TON n KEN UQKY c l ivww J u q I t I 10t THE man who stops adver when his trade is k picking up is like the man who stops fishing when the fish be I gin to bite Think this over and let it Worry you t p RAYIif 1 Drs Hardin 4 DENiiSTSjI Painless Extractingand r Work fIliglcClast Dtntislry ii our SptcialtI OfieeSaongsBaaBjdg Telephone 390 Madisonville Kentucky v Li TownIlL Rev Geo C Abbitt of Hopkins yllle will preach at the Library Sunday eveningjit 8 oclock Mr and Mrs James Summers of near Nebo are the gar ti of rela tives here Mr and Mrs James Twyin u near Nortonvillo visited friends hero Wednesday Watch this paper for our 4th of July display tBARNES COWAND Co Incorporated- M B Long put in a order of 1010 for flour Tuesday Quite a nice dance waR given b tU EA kOtiff g for Miss Aynd MurphyofSpringfield Tenn TueV Tuesday nlcHt Miss Murphy Is Visiting a the home of Tj J FAatE forstone i 0 Old papers for sale at the Bee officeBrick Southworth Jowoll Webb Paul Banks Strothor Hancock Grover Long Frank and Lee With I ore Marvin Mitchell and a number ot others attended the opening hall at the Sebree Springs hotol Wod nesday nlpht 1 f i f d Miss Margaret Mitchell aiiti vfM tor Miss Ethel C loman wilE have bSi visiting friends In Sobrft lfiayp yl returnee I i Mr nUll MrsMcOlilfrWIiff tMftii the opening ball at Sobfee Spring Wednesday night j Mr and Mr WIt r Davea attn ded tle oneiiing bull at Sobreo Wed nesday night AH Tan Oxfords 83K to 60 percent reduction V BAUNKS CowxjfD Co Incorporated C Mlsfl Katherine OBrynn has returned from school in Missouri Roy Henry of Oklahoma is visit log his father C M Houry who is 111 Mrs WS McGarV visited friends in Madieonvlllb Vednesd y c 0iClaude Oldhatn was in Madison villa Wednesday f wD Vaughn pVMadlsonville I was here yesterday WANTED 100 miners at once steady work Apply to NORTONVILLE COAL COKE CO incorporated Noclonvllle Ky Col WA Tpombs and Thos Hod who ba been working on tiiei Providence sculen have returned hams 4W i New Summer Models 11N- Dorothy DoddFa- ultless Fitting Shoes for Ladies Pumps and Low Shoes stylesiPRICES 400 3SQ AND 300 r STETSON OXFORDSFOR v Who know and wear them best Tans and Blacks All I leathers 500 and 550 More by the pair less by the X yah 1 Arnold Kahn First aid M- ainlltltulersoKentucky cPayRu1 r ad Pits I Gn w- c j CONSTIPATION Indigestion Bad Breath Dizzi staggersHeadache a Tired Discouraged Feeling TorpIdLlvor jHERBINEan n I Dowel HcRulator i Its powerful reviving influ onco in tho torpid liver brings I an Immediate Improvement L Jon reel better at once Tho i s move freely so that tho + Impurities whIch havo clogged tnoutlet J been thus purified tho bilious half sick fooling disappears the complexion clears the breath WM becomes eweot tho mind alert jra and cheerful and there Is a feeling of exilaration alla through tho body Price 60e per Dottle Jam esrBallardProp StLouloMo Uso Stephens Eye Salve for Soro Eyes It Cures- OLDANaREeDMMENOEDdY kT BERNARD MINING CO Incorporated Drug Department Frank D MoGary has returned from a aeverui days trip to St Louis Mrs Jesse Phillips has returned from ftvistt to St Oharlep rO R Bowmer has gone to Kau City to live L Wlll Isabell of Barnsley was here Wediieadaj All Pattern Hats half 1 BARNES COANn Co Incorporated s Pauhrir Moore has returned from a shor visit to the Kentucky PressI Association at Cerulean Spring jiaSf of tile country wail berevesterda t I Lawrence Turner who bas been ill for Pengraldava Vi ablQ top ln the traG v Mrs P Shields and three children of Nusiivilln are yUlttnjf the family of Mle BiiGk tlilgweekuyV cIC L Low who has been vesting friendaln 1 opklhwrille bos return homer t td tVTslr and Mrs W HKlino who bt n III Glarknvillo on ag- counAWthpto t avereturliatlhouie TJ tJ Mrs Todd of Carbundalp was i1fr nV IIUCJadny thecountywltr1 6tbII ht I I1 Yeti Blbbon anti FriuluilliVHAltNE8b cfin CoIlucorpoVated- 3eo lothorshead and sister Mia Miry are visiting tho familyof theIrI brother In Texas VE P Barnes buyorbf tuff Burnos Cowund Uo Store has just r tJltnI ed from St LmilH where he hasI boon purchasing filling In stouk for this store- Thurman Btum attended the ball at Stsbreo Sprtoxs hotel Wednesday nightt Mrs Robert Klrtfc who has beenIter visiting Mrp W A Toomba return ed to her home In Mortons Gap yes terday Perry Ollaunonhas gone to Par ducah to resume his work with the I 0B BCo Miss Frances McElfatrlch Is on the sIck list Bargains in Millinery BARNES COWAND Co Incorporated Fount Kmg went to Uniontown to the opening ball Weil l6sdayI It Is worse than useless to take any medicines internally for inns ollhu or chronic rheumatism All that is needed IR a freeof Chamberlains Liniment r sale by all dealers Love In England- In England says tho London Dally Man love dwells and remains In the Inmost secret recesses of the soul it does not circulate about In the air That is why the alrtn England is somewhat cold And that is why closed up hearts there burn so intensely For the English love is not the delightful occupation of youth It is the very warp through which the whole life is woven Hows This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for an- ylease of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Cure F J CHENEY CO Toledo O We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the tail 13 years and believe him perfectly honorable in ali business transactions and finan dally able to carry out any obligations made bY his firm WALOIMO KINIUN MARVIN Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces ot the system Testimonials sent free Prlcg 750 per bottle Sold by all Druggists Take Halls Family Pills for constlpatbin At Uncle Ibtn Sees It My obBervattoa is said Uncl KbeHj dat a woman who wants to be busy in pelltlca gits da trouble ab4 di MITM by mmrryln a man who IHMX IBM M knows bow to moire di hired AtW U Foolishly Expungea I remember a passage in Gold smiths Vicar of Walteflold which ho was afterwards fool enough to expunge I do not love a man wbo is zealous for nothing Samuel Johnson Tl uniform siltCP P tliHi has flt tenduH thf UP nf ChanibdrltiSO- uter Ulllera total Ittrriu4Remy o iy hUH made it n favorite r v ry whprp It can iwiyH h Hoppjulecf II PUll lfnt Nttlo ov all deaUir w The Moablte Stoner Tho Real Moabite Stone is n black basaltic block unearthed at Dlbnn In 1868 by Rev F A Kleiv 38 feet by 12 feet in dimensions which contains 34 Hies in the Phoenician language These chronicle the result of Mesha King of Moan from Ahab King of Is rael At least two replicas of this valuable stone have been made but the original is still in the Louvro in Paris Wrong Kind of Bones The proprietor of a little restaurant in Fortyfifth street New York city ran short of soup bones and telephoned to the butchers I want soma bones he said Send me around quick a lot of the best you have I want them for making soup Who do you think this fa1 came over the Wire Why aint you jUnks the butcher asked the restauranteur No this It Hunks the undertaker In Sixth avenue was the response Treasured TYees Two tr eato be seen In the main street of Tborshavn the capital of the Paroe Islands have an interesting history Trees resolutely refuse to grow in these islands except in some few sheltered spots and the inhabi tams therefore prize them greatly When the road wag made it was decided to leave the trees in the middle cf tho carriage way rather than be guilty of the crime of felling them Vide World Magazine When Death Comes to Venice When anyone dies in Venice there Is posted up on his house and upon the neighboring houses by way of Information a printed placard giving the name the age the birthplace the cause of death an1 a certificate that the dead received the sacraments that ho died like a good Christian and asking the faithful to pray for him Theophilo Qautler Travels In Italy Indian Woman Honored Catherine ToKakwltha the first Indian nun a Mohawk who was con verted to Christianity In 1CCO has a cross erected to her memory and a statue In her honor at St Josephs seminary at Aurlcsvllle Montgomery county New York A Feline Mystery People never know whether neat a Tom or a Tabby until Jt has kit tons And ninetynine out idf every hundred cats seem to havo kittens Think back Was a tomcat everI owned in your family Didnt your cat use to appear regularly about twice a year with a kitten In ita mouth drop It on the kitchen floor and go back for moro Prisoners Do Valuable Work In England at Dartmoor the prisoners have been engaged in reclaim- Ing the moorland working even In win Agricultural prisons have been established In England New South Wales Prussia Austria Hungary 7Swllzerllind France Russia and Bel glum v Mixed Metaphors The famous commingling of meta phors beginning I smell a rat I shall nip him in the bud has been surpassed According to Punch a Yorkshire paper writes We hope Mr Atkinson will keep his wend and with the ability he has always shown 1tear to shreds and tatters the subterranean methods of the clique which at present rides the high horse AU Snakes Are Killer But all snakes great and small are killers All of them eat creatures which they slay None eat vegetable food of any klncNor will they eat animals which they find dead That is one reason no doubt why they have always been shunned and dreaded by human beings Bullock Queer Taste In tho stomach of a bullock slaughtered a few days ago at North Ber- wick Eng there was found intact a big hockoy ball which the animal bad swajlowed Instead of Liquid Antiseptics or Peroxide many people are now using Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic The new toilet germicide powder to be dissolved in water as needed For all toilet and hy ienic uses it Is better and morn economical To cleanse and whiten the teeth remove tartar and prevent decay To disinfect tho mouth de stroy diseaso germs and purify the breath To keep artificial teeth and brldcrework clean odorless To remove nicotine from the teeth and purify the breath after smoking To eradicate perspiration and body odors by sponge bathing The best antiseptic wash known ttakIngistsorTHat P XTOHTOILToo W iNM OJ IIIt r r Great Hopkins County Fair MadisoriviUe 18 19 20 21 22 iJULY Floral Hall Exhibits Special Attractrons Day anil Night J A feAr CIW r Secretary T t t What Happened To Jones And a lot of other PeopleIs Described In gibe HOME PAPER TAKE IT REGULARLY LAKESTO GULF ROUTE CREATED New York Central AnnouncesPlans To Divert Freight Through Eyansville Evansville will be the connect lug link between the New York Central lines and the L N in a lakestogulf route Announcement was made by a New York Central official yesterday of definite plans which will be put into effect July 1 when the Big Four operates trains into Evansville The New York Central plans a big freight rout joining the L N at Evansville and reaching the gulf over L N tracks Froth Ind IJana Harbor freight will comedown to Danville III on the Ohicaqo lu diannand Southern railway from Danville it will be carried over the Big Four to Mt Carmel and from ther over the line just completed to EyansvilU A through line from the lakes to gulf ports is effected gjA reciprocal agreement has been entered into bv which the New YorJt Central wilt cooperate with the Louisville and Nashville in the real Iztitiou of the plans of the former roail to operate gulfo thelakes routp Thw plan Involves the even tiulcoiistrtiotion of important ducks at Indiana Harbor Ind where lake frnight caii be ir na shipped to tHe railroad lIThe freight from the Chicago I Indiana and Southern will be turn ed uvr to the Louisville and Nash ville at Evansville The roads concerned have also entered into a traffic ngr omen t whereby the pas senger trains of the New York Cen tral inny he operated through to New Orleans and Pensacola Misses Turner and O1 Bryan wore in Madisouvllle Wednesday Builders Supplies DOORS SASH FRAMES CASINGS COLUMNS i NEWELS X Ii BALUSTERSBRACKETS SPINDLESiPORCH RAILS BLOCKS I TRACERYV 0 OAK NEWELS I i OAK RAIL OAK BALUSTERS MANTELSSHINGLES J LADDERS ARCH AND GRATES FLUE RINGS PLATE GLASS ART GLASS- MIRRORS WINDOW GLASS- SKYLIGHT GLASS MIXED PAINTS COLORS VARNISHES i BRUSHES METAL 100FIN- GAH Kinds of Painters Supplies t Cfr po twLarZtr WHEN IN MADSONVlLtE i Visit the Princess Theater the best moving pic tures in the country Something new each nightJ Vt n Matinee every 2 to 5 Vaudeville each nighta V1 PRIGS M 1O GE Nns ci I A NOE Jr Meager p Its not niE+ e for any certain climate but is made to withstand the weather conditions of every climate Amalgamated ARC ROVFINGt will not drip under the blazing sun nor crack in the Itsmadeby our secret processand is unit ersnf ed the one absolutely perfect roofing Amalgamates ARC ROOFING and takes the same iJlsurnnce rate as or metal Our agents are authorized to refund money in full if Amalgamated ARC ROOFING should fail to satisfy- Send for samples and full informatfontAMALGAMATED ROOFING CO First NatlBzekBId BmaiuuBAk AI FOR SALE BY STAR PLANING MILL COMPANY INCORPOR- ATEMADISONVILLE KENTUCKY I tL f 1- I a Store in Town That Would in SixiI portant as Its Now If It Should Stop Ad t vertising During That Timer J t A Isnt that perfectly true perfectly logical Can you imagine any store of which ic would bettrue if true does it not follow that the is true toothat the store IIAnd sixIaccustomed advertising for the next willalso double its accustomed store for that period II And does not this also apply to aOi store V- 1o you can think of in this 10wnJesserr ae e eeteeteasvsawrcrae er 1 s + aeaseeu Agents o- rWE Amalgamated Arc Flint Roofing ARE READY TO SERVE YOU Mt t- needAnything you Y in Building Material and Buildt v t ers Supplies Years of experience enable us to know J good from bad and how to buy and how to se 11 t We have just about completed stocking our ware house which has taken us several months Everys thing is vhere it belongs and our system is perfect We have a complete line of Building Materia 1 i Clean up to date stock such as Rough and Dressed Lumber Sash Frames Hardware Paints Oils Glass Shin V files Flooring Ceiling Siding Moulding Lime Cement Etc v Etc Etc I Just Received a CarLoad of tile Best Tennessee Lime We- charges have a private siding no hauling no switching y 4 and a light operating expense and we are prepared to meet all legitimate competion v Star Planing Mill Co t tIncerportLled MADISONVILLE KY ON L N RAILROAD Arch Street Phone 567 n t 1 J Iy Agents far Amalgamated Arc flint n 1 d r If n Her ForgetfulnessaL hW eWWWWM Lead me to a memory cure began + tho girl who likes to talk Buy me a ticket for a full course and if there re any extras tack them oral I need assistance of that kind and If I dontt get It pretty soon Ill be a social out least It is perfectly ridiculous that pea attach such Importance to ones 1 EIng ones mind on things I When is so short what dLTercnce cnn it 4ake in the history of a hundred vr r or so whether you do or do not forget to attend to something you ha- dIna moment of aberration sold you myti If Joseph Stevens only had had 1 breadth of view he would not now bo considering me with lofty disdain in r stead of bestowing Upon me the de voted admiration which once was my ertion from him Takinglt all in all succeeded last week fri setting my J jelf cordially hated more persons jt I had before realized wer on ft my list of acquaintances- It fl seemed so good to have an eve Iming with nothing to do when Wed i jAMday came that I resolved to enjoy lit thoroughly for I had had a rather timerI i made myself ready for bed I rubbed j sold cream into my haggard coun tenance for ten minutes and did my 1 hair up on curlers because it had seen so much of the hot iron that it j seeded a rest Just as I was turning out the light the doorbell rang Presently mother came upstairs tend into m room with a bewildered i fcountenan ceoShe blinked at my cos my shiny facet J r Dear me she murmured Thi- is most peculiar of you I Joseph Ste vans is downstairs 1 Send him awaI said sleepily rM Tell him I have three headaches and 1 teel another coming on I 1 will try to excuse you properly t mother said with dignity But she f eame back almost Immediately He J haslets that he has an engagement to Ji take you to the theater this evening r 1 just regarded mother sternly i + When I am guilty of anything serious- c find it is a great moral bracer t- I c act as if the other person were at 3 i fault You can see for yourself I teld her that I cant go to the the rv ater with my hair done like this and about a pound of cold cream on y race I think it most annoying of J tphto keep such an inopportune en mentl Youll have Ito make a thoroughly good explanation mother dear and get me out of it gracefully I Mother is sometimes most hardhearted 1 shall tell him she an BOunced uncompromisingly that you forgot ail about Itl And she did Ive been writing contrite notes to Joseph ever since but he seems to think that he is in jured v The next day I met Mary k downtown shopping and we had tea together I devoted fifteen minute- to telling her about the card party John Pool had asked me to on the ea28th and how flattered I was to have gotfig to wear and how he had t me if I preferred violets When I JJp got through she coughed in an odd 11 way 1 41 I suppose she murmured a lit r tle thing like the dinner at my house on the 28th which you accepted last 1 week couldnt be expected to remain IB your memory Sometimes it is convenient to forget things Nothing I could say In my trvedto convince her that I hadn lighted her deliberately Mary is so 1touchy Shell never speak to me 14 I suppose I was so upset over I It that I got home before I remem that I had a five oclock ap with the dressmaker So 1 IIredget my spangled dress in tim dance I had to wear th one that simply kills the pin tress Sally wore and I had promised a her not to wear mine Now eho thinks Im a deceitful cat and wanted f to spoil her looks The worst however was when six girls arrived Saturday for luncheo- and1 I hadnt remembered invitin them until they walked In on me cook was sick and mother and I wer eating handmade sandwiches in the pantry at the time I really was a f speechhlessj a j irestaurant and gave them a 35cent ttale dhote luncheon Of course Ill i have them at home again soon to rl make up for It but most of them i seemed annoyed at taking all their best clothes Into a cheap cafe I think they were lucky to get anything to teat at all It seems that when we left the restaurant I forgot to pay the check for that evening while the minister Iiand tile wife were calling the pro son rang the bell and in loud and distinct tone which pen trated easily to the living room d rr Uvered his opinion of persons wh l tried to sneak out of paying for what they ate ilm 1i1 tt all popular with myJ family Just now In consequence of my- rteeota misdeeds and I have very few J somethingikt as Ive forgotten most of my as i trpaomy I cant he sure WU11 HM moM or f Ia eai re 4II1ar1ttJ 1 rWWti isI b laf a stark of tike t o t apt wal IIJ 1 I t 0 8 i j D + abwn4a n L u k M iWOMEN MAY AVOID- OPERATIONS By taking Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound- The following letter from Mrs Orville Rock will prove how it is for women to submit to th dangers of a surgical operation when LydiEShe was ourvccks in tholiospitnl and carob homo suffering worse than before Hero is her own statement agoIplacement I not bo on my feet fo a long time M physician treated monthsIWithout forIancame home suffering worse than before My mother advised me to try Lydia Compounddand do all my own housework I owe my health to Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and advise my anyfemaleORVILLE ROCK B B No 6 Paw Paw MichiganIf ill do not drag along until an operation is necessary but at once VegetabloCompound For thirty years it has been the stan hass sands of women Why dont you tryit On Wrong Scent Half the world is one the wrong scent In the pursuit of happiness They think it consists In having and getting and in being served by others It consists in giving and In serving othersHenry Drummond Dentistryo wha bad a tough toothache the other day got himself pcfeed in front of a mirror and shot out the offending molar withI a revolver Had the bullet not land provotooth would have been this novel made of home dentistry might have been considered quite a success Cause for Emotion The firemens parade says Harpers passed the primary school Just as the little ones were dismissed When Willie reached home his mother noticed he was under the influence otI some deep emotion so she said gent matr ter Clasping his little hands he asfireman Addition to English Museum A poisonous spider 4 in in width of the variety which feeds on humming birds has been presented to the Guild ford England museum by a local grocers assistant who found it tin his apron It Is believed to have been Im ported In a crate of bananas Money From Waite Some of the street cleaners gather logo sold by Glasgow Scotland last tint38675 waste paper 32694 bottles 1279 www CureeI would like to guide suffering women to a sure cure for female troubles writes Mrs R E Mercer Vag Iehad suffered for about four years Would have headache for a week at a time until I would be nearly crazy I took Car dui and now I never have the headache any more E53 r Take CAROUI The Womans Tonic whichewomen unnecessaryg to strong drugs right at the painsBetter Cardui for a while before and after to strengthen the system and cure the cause This is the sensible the scientific the right way Try it J b t P U11 t i t il Ii tl I W NWwMwMh FNwIx MM ITS t A SECRET I w + w WMMWMw1MMMM Marion opencc Ui rctt duo ftClt an inch and bockqned Isabel with a forefinger tingling with mystery Isabel she whispered In a ton that was easily heard across street come on in Ive got som thing to show you Its upstairs In my room she whispered hieslngly The two clambered up the stairs 1 thineabout It but me Oh aint It lovely gasped Isabel They bumped on up the stairs Then Marlon led the way Into her own lit tie chamber and closed the door mys teriously Cross your heart hope you may die if you ever tell She fixed Isabel I gazeddeclaredrclasping her little hands hi a tranIport of Joy Then her face tell otj course unless mother asks me about wistfulrinto Marlons I Marion hesitated Well of course I mean everybody cept your mother and not her unless she asks you It aint anything shed care about your knowing Its just that I want to sprlse people She dived under the bed and drew out a box Then she seated herself in her little armchair and Isabel squatted In front of her In rapt admiration You wouldnt ever guess IsbelIwent on Marion condescendingly aftI er a moment during which Isabel I watched her with bated breath II cause youre so kind of stupid so Ill have to tell you I Wouldnt you be just sprlsed to f pieces Isbel if I should tell you I was writln a book Isabel nodded shutting her mouth I for a moment as though to swallow this exciting information Oh sheI said a book Then she opened mouth againt hetI Yes said Marion busily ing papers and spreading them outIon her lap A pink book or a blue one I havent decided which yet With the picture of a lovely lady on It And Im going to read it to youIsabels It sigh was replete with adu lationIt Isnt finished yet Marina went on but Ill read what Ive written She cleared her throat majestically and began Once upon a time there was a little boy and his mother made him V blue cap to wear Isabel gave a chirp delighted ta find something familiar in thlshfghc pressure artistic atmosphere JustE like Red Riding Hood she squealed Marion frowned No it aint a bit like Red Riding Hood she said severely Red Riding Hood was a girl and she had a red hood and this is a boy and he has a blue cap and if you interrupt Isabel I wont r dIyou another word Isabel drooped her pretty head disheartened by her failure properly to appreciate the Intellectual feast Oh she said dismally I didnt mean to make you mad Marion Im not mad returned Marlon magnanimously But when I get to thinking it makes me nervous if pea pIe talk to me Well Ill read you the rest One day this little bosI mother gave him a little box and it pad in it some cookies and some candy and some bananas You see Isbel it isnt really a bit like Red Riding Hood because she had a basket with pats of butter in it Then his mother said to the little boy Now you take this box to your Uncle Jack who lives all by himself In the woods and you give it to him and give him my love So the little boy when ho came to the cottage in the woods went up and knocked at I the door I should think he wouldnt adad to knock at the door when It waihhj own uncle In her Interest forgot Instruction and unpoUefiM assumed the thankless role of critic for which she was promptly rebuked by a withering glance HP went up nd Vuockpd nt the j i reruued Alininr itlf1litr9 todol nttertion by word to title lapse on Isabels part becauecVha v s n alt little boy nnd always lc ocked at the door vhethor people were W rrrr ncle or not And so hr went inside and there were three cbuirr Fitting in tho parlorJIsabel carried sway with excite meat forgot nil caution and clapped her hands delightedly Its the Three Bears she cried joyouslyoIn an instant her happiness waaJ dispelled Maridh very deliberately laid the papers down on her lap smoothed them out and then returned hem to the box Youre not very polite rU sold fn a well modulated voice when 3 out tell people their stories are like other stories when theyre npt a tit btt0 daily when people have asked you not to talk while theyre reading to you so I guess I wont read tOYou any more r- Atter a moments silence a gentle little sob made her look up In Urns to see a big tear roll down peachy cheek Marion leanedove and gave her a forgiving pat Dont cry Isbel she cooed You know you cant help being lupid1 And besides she added generous ly there Isnt any more nowi tang way I didnt have the right kind oi paper to finish It oa so I kdiej quit v Jhysician S Id ApIJflU i HS j Ga6 Stones ExpeiM abyC 1UtMY tnl anlHoG t ought I Mould iloy6 u A fovor end Ibt OU know whit Dr Killers Swamp loot has done po fat for me About onu year ago I was taken sick Mrfamilreceivedekidueys and jny kick me so OtrSwautp1Rootone bnaln5Joatstonesyet and so I haveconcluded to continue t with SwampRoot Mr Schwake the druggist thought that it never was an penaicitis and that the doctor had made a mistake It was no doubt gall stones that caused the trouble or they would not have come away so soon after comp SwampRootI Kilmer fromyam very thankful that I ever discovered such a worthy remedy I feel confident that it will cure me entirely of all kidney and liver trouble fcINebraskaCity NeD Personally appeared me this 3tst 1909 Mrs Mary J Schuittger who subScnbed the above statement and made oath that the same is true in substance and in fact A P YOUNG County Clerk LOUIS StutT Deputy Prove What SwampRoot Will Do For Yett Send to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton N Y for a sample bottle It will convince anyone You will also receive booklet of valuable information telling aboutthe kidneys and bladder When writing bu burr ttntl mention tltir paper Rfgulur flftveniit and uup dollar PZ bottlns for sale at all Drugstores ICOLORED COLUMN Services at they several churclieu t Sunday wore exoellen U B F lortx wnntm In ihf IThe tieswrves special mention full of tlioiKlt mid inf iiia QItele Shelton remain very IMrs Turn Clnk and wile seem to be no it Mo Bn d who went to Hot Sprmu Ark was too weak for H treHtnifiii but has greatly improved BtnuK nib luturu- T ii ifrooks who has been sick tsrrievr ral yerkeout agate Th Uitichl feetures given by Dr ts A ONeallrf Henderson at tltf uliuiutier WIH grand Evnry moth in town should have beard n r spectral Iftctur to women brie woulit hive been wiser find butter prumred to take care of her health sits the health of her children N Xf Sunday will bt Rev Evria ninvtrurv with the Btipiint church here Therti will be thrne Bervleet Rev R P Whitebidu will preach in the afternoon There jyill bu a special musical and literary pruxtum tor the night service Prof But uuibur of ceremonies The painting dote on the Baptist church acids much to its beauty Rev J S KirbY of Princeton preached an ex client sermon at tlM Baptfur church Tu fidav nlteht Mrs Little Cavunaugh is attend ing the Sunday School Convention nt titurniB this week Dr iS R Ole I HIJI I little BOH of Heudereon left fur their home Tues dayMrs Mattie Hines of Henrtoreon s visiting in the cits Nevill M Cuinb who has been BUt ferrlnlj from appendicitis IB much impnmdHenrv Cooksey who was accident ally hurt In u ball game this week is uetting along nicely Wilbur Riley left I fur St Louis Saturday night lift Rilpy and daughter will spend the bummer in Springfield with her parents and friends Rev P H Kennedy D D paid us- a fl ying visit Thursday morning was enrouto to Nobo to attend dm Young Urns State Convention Farmers mechanics railroaders laborers rely n Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil Takes the sting ot 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