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Digital page images are linked to the text file. i.i7 - J.T t TUESDAY TUESDAY and FRIDAY P TWENTY-SECOND -- nil YEAR IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS lilt i Vy ADVERTISE IT FOR SALE ' mi FRIDAY EARL1NGT0N, HOPKINS COUNTY, KY., TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1911 ii N: 51 MINIS TO ALL TEACHERS ; ,v Madisonville Notes ST AILIEX DAVII. LOCAL AID TO BUILD SCHOOL COLORED TEACHERS MIMI0 EXPLOSION IS ARE ELECTED Full ALLAR KH V BE SH0WX ATTEMPTED BANK RE-ELEC- TED tt- .j W I "ft n ro Friends of Morton's Gap School Prof. J..W. Bell Continues, as MiM CarriBgtenXatertsi&ed r Principal of the Earllngton Washington, June 25. Mimic Guarantee Balance Needed Mrs. Jerold Johnson entertained mine explosions with dramatic realSchool Second Division very beautifully afBridge" Wedism will be. oie of the features of the on Fund home, in nesday morning at the' first national East Center tit. In honor of Miss PROF. DUDLEY AND ALL field meet in Arsenal Park, PittsONLY ONE OTHER COLORED Nona Pay Carrington, of Durham', CONTRACTS LET FOR BUILDINGS OLD TEACHERS SCHOOL IN DIVISION burg. Pa., Sept. 1G. One side of the N. O. .Artistic floral arrangement AT THE GAP AND ST. CHARLES: gallery in which the explosions will , Wa But One Vacancy In Faculty ef of sweet peas placed on the small be set off will be covered with glass No change was made Friday, .at tables, ca,ned into effect the flower Earljngten School. Friday afternoon the building the annual election of teaohers by through which peotatorjs may view color scheme for the morning each the mimic disaster, committee of the County Board of EdDivision The scenes, will be rendered more At a meeting of tbe Seeond Edu- table decorated in its own color Education met at Madisonville and the Second tbe faculty Board ofEarlucation in of the vivid by the presence of, first aid cational Division Board, held at with tallies to match, Mrs. O. L. let contracts for erection of two new lngton Colqred Graded School. Prof. the Darlington Graded Schoal build- Jloss made the highest seore. from throughout '' A delicious luncheon was served sohoolbouses, one at St. Charles and J. W. Bell, now well known as one ,crewsoountry the mmeB rescue men ing Saturday morning, all the teachthe aud tho the other at Mortons Gap. C. B., of the best, equipped and most effers for tun schools of this division at the conclusion of the gameB a Sisk, of Mortons Gap, was the suc- icient colored from the Bureau of MineB and tho educators in this sec- American Red Cross, who will renwere elected, tbe full board being three courses. Her gueBtswereiMIss Carrington, cessful bidder for the Mortons Gap tion of tho country, was reelected as der "flrBt aid to the entombed" minpresent. Several teaohers were building and J. C. Atkinson, of principal will continue the good ers. Practically everything present with the board after tbe North Carolina, Mesdames W. T. Christian county, got the St. Charles work be and has been doing for several to a mine explosion, exceptincident Carrington, North Carolina, 'Dougeltetion was concluded, including actual house. M.T.. Sw.npe will paint tbe "years among people herev The injury or loss of life will bo enacted Prof, 0. E. Dudley, who made an las Ruckman, Providence, C. L Mortons Gap house and Frank Wil-ki- e same efficient his corps of assistants before the eyes.-o- f tbe epestators. jnterestlug short talk. The entire Ross. W. J. Dulin, R. JL. Bone, Clarthe St. Charles house. kthat rounded but the faculty last In arranging for tbe meet tbe bunumber of trustees were, present ence Nisbet, Alex Lunsford, Klrby Back of this bare announcement year were reelected, as follows: reau of mines has induced President through the morning and several Gordon, Henry Head, Jim Givens, is a morn interesting and significant Prof. J. W.Bell, principal; Assisinteresting talks were made in dis- St. Louis. Tom Shry, Clyde Ruby story. It Is just this. this new tants; Ella B. OBburne, Liilie O. Tftand Secretary of the Interior Young, Lonnie cussing tbe school work in Hopkins Wm. Hopewell, Ed the gathering of building to be erected at Mortons Smith, Minnie E. Fisher minerscounty undef, the operation of the Bailey, R. L. Zubrod, Frank Brown, Gap represents in some degree tbe Evans, Mary E. B. Grace and Nora Ross. new law, and looking toward ma- W. P. Rose, C. O. Givens, W. O. advance thought in the material that between 5,000 It is Three of .these assistants are now 8.000 estimated injured Morton, W. J. Barnhlll, Hillery miners are terial progress that may be posstble in the mines side of educational affairs, in that It attending summer sehools for teachSpencer and Faleon Baker. In the fature. aid ers, one of the number being at the of tbe United States each year. will be erected because of .local "The first aid" teams are organized In the reorganization of the Divigiven the enterprise. Tbe $2,000 ap- Chicago University. 2itrtaiM for Vfeiters sion Board, Paul M. Moore was reby the' County I There ioooly one other, colored to , provide emergency treatment Mrs. Lonnie Bailey ebarmingly propriation made elected, ehairwan and It. L. Smith that will reduce the number of fatalentertained Monday evdning at board of Education was not suffi- school in the educational division, ities. secretary for tbfi enwas her home tu South main St. at cient to meet the cost of such a the one at Barasleyj and Annie,May suing year. A BIKDLESS COUNTRY Bridge in honor of Miss Nona Fay bouse as the necessities of the com- Vaughn was.reeleotedto teach "that . Prof. O. E. Dudley, who recently Carrington and Messrs. Sterling munity demanded. When the mat- School. the meet successful year of and Ghdatam Carrington of Dur- ter was presented to the local friends William T. Hornaday Says in ten Years to th4 Lively as a Boy. tbe school, was Morof tbe school, business men of the Woods & Grooves WHI be Silent you are tired, run down, have position ef principal of tbe Earling-to- n ham, N.O. games most delicious tons Gap, they recognized their op- noIf After the And Sengless anDetite. Graded and High School and ices and cakes were served. portunity and their responsibility Chill Tonic. eet a bottle of Yucatan A few doses will set high tribute was paid by the local William T. Hornaday, president of Those present the guests and arose to the occasion. So that, you up give you a boy's appetite-ma- ke trustee both to him and his efflcieut of honor, were: besides you strong and lively as a tbe New York Zoological . Garden M. K. when the bids were offered and Mesdames Aisistauts of the year just closed. Gordon, Alex LunBford, C. L. Roes, opened, the secretary of the build Purifies the blood and author of a natural history is There was but one vacancy to be W. C. Morton, W. J. Barnhlll, R. ing commit lee, Paul M. Moore, felt and strengthens the system. 50c a certainly one vested by knowledge .bottle at the St. Bernard Mining filled, the third grade recently vaW. L. Carrington, Hil-Jer.Co., Incorporated, Drug Depart- with power to speak of animal life to Texas of L. Zubrod, about us. In a .recent ieoiure be cated by the departure and to this Speneer, Ys5 1088, Liilie mittee tti at the efleitW- mtmU' ment. kiss Martha. MoGaryi sayB: "Ten years from now Ameri- be met b'y Qrr, Ez'Tapp, MlssesVlda Bur- bundred,dollars .would IS IT TO SAVE HIS BACON. Miss Elisabeth Komp was elected. nett, . Alleen Dayls andr Turner friends of the school, asuV&o the qon ica will be absolutely birdless un-, .... KwrMiss Komp has a first cIrbs cortifl-cat- Barnhlll.' ' traot was let. This building will Speaker Champ Clark Will Stump Ken less Bome action is immediately and Ib spending the summer at taken to stop the destruction of contain four regular school rooms tucky In Favor of Olli James. Morton McPherson returned home and a smaller room for tho Western Kentucky Normal at song and game birds." recitation or Bowling Greon. Tho faculty in full from Daw6on Springs Sunday after library use. The building is to be This phrase a birdless land-bri- ngs Washington, June, 25. Speaker is Prof O. E.Dudioy, principal, a weeks engagement at the Lyric in Bixty feet equare, with cloak rooms, up before us a;new and starttoachlnghigh school; Miss Goldie that city. Ho made quite a hit solid brick fouudation,storm sheet- Champ Clark will stump Kentucky ling pioture. Even city people are Wef high school and eighth grade; with his sweet sopraua selections. ing, walls waiuscoted and plastered next fall in the interest of Represen- accustomed to look out for the Miss Katio Murrell; sixth and Orleau Pritohett,. who formally and abundantly lighted. The Mor- tative Ollie James for the United feathered forresters as they whirl seventh grados; Ralph E. Dudley, lived in this city, arrived Saturday tons Gap frelnds have expressed States Bouate. Mr. Clark reached through the parks and woodB in fifth! Miss Ruby Slsk, fourth ; Miss from New York for a veeks visit to themselves very much pleassd with this decision today when he learned their autos, and to the. lover of na- his mother Mrs. Mollie Pritohett, the plans, which were made by R. E that Senator Thomas H. Paynterhad sure tho bird Ib an essential part of Elizabeth Kemp, third; Miss Sue-M--. withdrawn from the' contest and Mary Mothers-hea- enroute to San Francisco to llye. Willis second; Miss Wipfler, of this place, after the ar- that Representative James would the scenery. How will It be if Prof. flrst. Wo make a specialty of doing two rangement of the Earllngton GradHornaday's prophecy comes true, TeacherB selected in the other dis- and three color work. If you want ed School. They are looking furth- receive the nomination at the dem- and the grandchildren of this gene ocratic primary July 2. tricts in the division are: classy Job work that will give satis- er into the future and say that when ration have to resort to aviaries Jo Barrraloy, Miss Mattie Shaw; faction Bee. our samples and get the town grows to that extent they see birde? Southard, R. W. Franklin r Grape- prices at th JMadlsonvllle Branch can raise the roof and build another What You Can do to Help Make Earling Each State has some kind of a law ton a Clean City. vine, Miss Luis Alleu; Whitfield, Office In Morton's Furniture Store. story yery conveniently. that proposes to protect both tbe I.- Take away all the ashes and J. J.. Whitfield, principal, Miss AiiiKEN Davis, Manager. Bong and the game birds. In TenThe contractors will get material Minnie Kington, assistant; Stanley, Perkins Adams who has been on the ground as quickly as possible dirf'from your back yard immediat- nessee, the blue jay alone is an outMIbb Maude Fox. sick1 for the last few days, is and will push the .work rapidly on ely. Send your rubbish to the law wit'h no legislation'in bis favor. some improved. But the laws are neither understood both these buildings, so that school dumping-ground- . HOT WAVE SAWS AS. 2. Clean out your cellars, stables, nor observed, unless it be1 in an inJames Sory has been confined at may be taught in them this season. and sheds. Whitewash your cellar termittent wa with regard to quail Mercury Goes to 114 Making Record for home for several days with malaria walls, fences and henhouses. fever, but is much better. and doves. The thrushoB aud evon 26 Yts. I. C. R. R. TIME CARD. 8. Burn all rubbiBb that will burn. mocking birds share the public outMrs- - 0. A. Morton ief i Sunday for Kansas City, Mo., June 25. A Henderson to visit her parents for Time of departure of Illinois Cen- Oleau you vacant lots and alley- lawry of tho jays and are shot an d ways. trapped by every barefoot boy who scorching wind fron the south has several days. tral trains from Nortonville, Ky. 4. Avoid mixing aslies and gar- roams the woods. over the eastern and blown all day Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Gordon left NORTH BOUND. bage. This is against the law. A new champion for the rights central Kansas and western Mis- Saturday for Elkton to visit rela- -' 1.28 p.m, No. 102.... 5. Rofrain from throwing old pap- of birds is no less a personage than 8.40 a. m. 104 souri, sendiug the temperatures to tives for several days. No er, banana or orange skins into the Col. WatterBon of the Courier-Journa- l. No. 122, local pass.10.45 a m. new high records. Reports from but Don't forget 'the ' 0.8G p. m. streets. No, 136, looal that education one county in Mlssoure tells of rain. Bee has a branch office for MadiCN Plant some graps and flower jfud training are the only means of SOUTH BOUND This was at Hartsvillp, m Wright sonville people In Morton's Furniseeds to make your borne beautiful, bird Balvation. Eduoation of the 4.08 p.m. No. 101 county. , 1.46 a.m. ture Store. It you .want advertisNo. 103 Every bouse should have a little Btnall boy in the sdhool room. His In Kansas temperature reached ing or job work or wish to subscribe No. 121, local paBB. 1.28 p.m. green grass and a few trees. plan, recently promulgated, is to 100 degrees. At Salina and McpherNo. 135 looal pass 5.53 .a. ra. for the paper, oall up number 4, 7. When you have cleaned up have in every public school grade a son, Kan., the temperature .reached , - Aileen Davis, Manager. your yard keep it clean all the time. course on. birds, Once a week at 114 degree, breaking records for the Prof, and Mrs. W. H. Sugg and Dirty yards cause fires, sickness, leaBt twice a month, there should L. & N. TIME CARD. last 20 yoars. Mlesea Francis and Louise death. 100 de- children be regular claBS work on this subTemperature of mora than Sugg, of Paducah, are visiting Mr. Old tin cans hold water; water ject. The habits of birds, their ubob Kan-aasn- d Time ol arrival of trains passing grees were reported m several and Mrs. Lee Brshop in this city. through aud departure of trains breeds mosquitoes. in the economy of nature, their exOklahoma cities. Rotton garbage makes bad air, termination. L; R- Fox returned home Satur- originating at Earllngton. Effective Sunday, April 9, 1011. bad air makes weak- - bodies, weak day from a few days stay. at Daw-so- li Earlington Vs Hopklnsville. Tennessee might be one of the NORTH BOUND, bodies make big doctor's bills. Now flrBt states to Inculcate this birdol-og- y Springs. Iu a game of splendid ball Earl0.25 a. m. No. 92 let every family 'in Earllngton get into the curriculum of its school Prof. Claud Carmaok principal, of ".11.15 a.m. lngton defeated Che strong HopklnsNo. 52 busy aud olean np. A few 'years from now It will be '. 7.23 p.m. is visiting his No. 91 ville team Sunday to the final time the Trenton schools -,11.22 p. m. Np. 54k too late, when the woods no longer of 15 to 0. Tho Earllngton boys had parents Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Carmack Jeff Murphey and Larry Todd Injured know their old tenantry, and the SOUTH BOUND. ou, smacking in this city. their clouting clothes 4.80 a.m. No. 58 While going north on a freight copses are silent and Bongless. the pill for IB btngles, two for three Mrs. Walter Powers returned 8.23 a. m. No. 95 Let us do something to keep the train last night, tho engineer appliouo for two. Peyton the home Saturday after a two weeks sacksand 4.21 p.m. No. 51....;..: ed the omergency near Atkinson stati from becoming wbatt Prof. Earlihgton lad pitched great ball visit to Mrs. E. T. Hawso In Br. 10.48 p. m. No. '93 station, and throw Larry Todd from Hornaday calls a birdless land. and with good support, let the Hop-tow- n Louis. the cupolo of the caboose outting Memphis Commercial-Appebunch down with one measly Roy Wilson spent Thursday and INT.ERURBAN TRAINS. him and hurting his back. Tho sudIn the bingle . The agony started Headaches Signs of Banger. NORTH BOUND. Ft Iday at Cerulean Springs." den stop rammed conductor Jeff for 4th inning when B. Wilson hit 7.52 a. m. No. 104 Buffers Anyone this Get the habit of 'coming to the Murphey's head through a window frequently in from town that nervous 10,55 a. m. No. 100 two Jlicks and the Hoptown .bunch branch office of the splitting, No." 108 cutting his nose aud otherwise in- headaches ought to go at onceto tbe .2.00 p.m, landed from a little baloon ascen- Bee, at Morton's Furniture Store, 5.02 p. m. No. 110i juring him. Geo. Gaunoh is nurs- druggist and get a 25c bottle of our the Earllngton lads! had hit for sion v SOUTH BOUND.' v when you waut engraved cards, emOarlstedt's German Liver Pow.der, ing Larry Todd. Tiine safetys scoring eleven runs. If Headaches always indicate constior bossed letterheads, dance tickets 7.10 a.m. No. 103 The pitoher was then ropiaced for programs. We have the best and pation in a dangerous form, that No, 105. ....... ...lOiOOa. m. Always Blessed in other, extremely serianother hope, but sad to say receiv- let ub figure with you on prices. 12.57 p. m. No. 107 Hopkius-.ylUV- s with a Hearty Appetite if you use, ous aliments sometimes even ,.'8.20 p.m. No. 100 ed the same treatment. AiLBEN Davis, Manager. Digesteze. It helps your stomach do. Bright's Disease and Appendicitis, 6,10 p'"m, Nb.1Il.7TT. only ohartoe to scere was in the. work, digests what you eat and Our Carlst.edt's GermaaLlver Ppw-- . Walter Ruby, Earnest Dunkerson ,T tbe sixth, when Meanla hit the only makes good rich blood fro In your der acts on the Liver, tbe real safety in the game,, but was thrown and Lisle Robiuson spent a few days M.H.&E. TIME CARD. food, No more Sleepless Nights, cause of constipation a few doses with the Campers at Camp KUIkare Headache or Stomach Misery. Get entirely remove the. trouble Insure, out trying to steal. rid of; all these troubles with Digest a lasting cure never falls guaranon Green River, before they broke JBr.inkley was stated to pitch for ,M. H, A Ei tinie ,card wtmt into teze. 'fifty cents a bottle, worth tenteed ifyem-hav- e hdaehes, .get.-Hppkinsrille, but was sold to Cairo. camp Monday. fold its ooBt.,at.drujr department of bottle today irora tne tit. iiernara effect Siinday, April 9, 1911. o v tb,at.itonwl-UTtitet.OowipaH11Q laftvoa KAVL "W yr hMHg CofrlMurporatorit Henderson plays July 4, qoms out , Miss Carrie Earl is visiting vrelu- - fe.'- JAWAAAVftfJPW IVHW n partment. a&c a Bottle. incorporated. p. m. 'jnous rnTe,,.$wjM flWVnnfnvltlTWirwiekT" Interesting Meeting By Board of Education In x r Object to Exhibit Methods Employed for Rescuing and Aiding Entombed Miners ROBBERY' At White Plains Saturday Mor- n- -- ini Safe off. B"pjllinV 6F , ham Blown Open, SMALL AMOUNT MONEY TAKEN "" -- ! . , " Robbers broke Into the general store of T. B. Dllllncham At Whit .SS- w 1 Plains Saturday morning, blew .' " the Bafeand took about 15.00 in money, also several razors and other . rfrr goods'. Thfiv rtiArla am B.ttVmittt , ,,- ..j,.,-,,blow open the vault of the Far Bank and had succeeded In boreij? boles in the door and placing the "n;itroglycerine, but for some reason '. Vt abandoned the attempt. Blood hounds were secured from 'Greenset ville and put on the trail but did no ,v. "5-. epea"? , . - good. Testifies with Pleasure. Good evidence: "With pleasure I 3 testify to the merit of rjugnes' Tonic as a remedy for chills and fever. I. recommend it, and in no case have I known it to fail, even in the rriost Sold by Drurasfsr-5- 0c ' " and $1.00 bottles. ob-stitat- PREPARED BY BOBIMSON JPETT1T, CO ., Iacerjwra-t- ed, ed Louisville. May Hunt Squirrel eld ed The squirrel law expired last week and lovers, of that sport are at liberty now to go to the woods and. kill all they' flndv Squirrels are said to be this season ancU they will be on. the market seon. more-plentiful, twelve-year-ol- d. Tou Can ey . -- o : - Eat what your stomach craves' without tbe slightest fear Of indigestion, which is an awful feeling. You will not be bothered with Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Nausea, Bad Breath or Heavy Feellpg if you will take one dose of Digesteze. It relieves and cures as if by Magic. Pleasant as Candy. Relief in one minute. Get a 50c bottle from the drug department of the St. Bernard Mining Company, Incorporated. Will Have lat Anythiag. Protracted Meeting. d, The Northern Methodist's will begin a protracted meeting in their church on the hill Wednesday night. Rev. Smith a noted divine of assist tho regular pastor A, . Rev. Holtsclaw in cordial invitation is extended to alL who wish to attend. Good Binging" will be a feature of this meeting. Bell-vllie'w- ill this-mootin"Al-Fresc- - o Luncheon" -- Miss Dodge O'Brien ..entertained very charmingly at a Luncheon on Monday afternoou at hor home on --' Sebree Avenue in this city, The table was arranged on tbe beautiful lawn, and was attractively t decorated in quantities of gorgeous nasturtiums. A most excellent three courso luncheon Jwas Berved to the followiug gueBts: Misses Maggie Turner, Mary Blair, Ethel Coleman, .Nashville' Ma- rgaret Mltohell ; Messrs E. E. Owen -- Semi-Week- ly He-beliov- Gilbert King, Frank. Withers Brick Southworth. Will-Ma- andU place and will move it into his lot adjoining tne school lot and will convert it into an attractive little bungalow for his use as a residence. ( Bungalow of a School' House" Dr. Curry, of St OrTarlos, has purchased the old school house at that - Calendars For 1 9 12 swellest line of Imported and Domestic Calendars for 1912 that has ever been shown, in this territory. They are the Celebrated Butler line and the price this year is lower than ever. Do not purchase your 191 2 calendars until you have We seen our samples. can please you and save you money. We have the Semi-Week- ly - al . Somi-Week- ly , may-resul- t a 1 Jlee fJn9l9f9fJv m i JV f' V V - - .. r XjlMStSUttMlmKI.ll 7wf I z. I Pl)iiiiii'-t- . .ia. l' Twmy.'-- j fc,,itHW' r ICbelii IfBee Qttttl ' ''' ' Subscription Ratesn neeeeMMe One Year.... ?1,00 50 25 5 CITY DIRECTORY. One More Week OF I HBH " f EDITOR AND PUBLISHER J. E. PAWOETT EBITOR AND BUSINESS PAUL M. MOORE, Six months.. Throe months Single copies Go Cart Bargains ASSOCIATE MANAGER Member ef r Kentucky Press Associutiw uni District Publishers Leugue Kentucky, Spaolmen copies mailed free on application. Correspondents wanted in all parts of the county. Address us for f Stcmi X. K J.. I I Mrmck Otfce m Marten's Furniture Store. 119 Stutk Main Street, Muii- - nntilU, Pksnt N. 4MISS AILEEN DAVIS, Mgr. Mayor H. 0. Bourland. Police Judge Ar J. Bennott. Chief of Police Wm. Bradley. Night Ohlef- -J. H. Hamby. Tax Assessor J. H. Oorbitt. City Clerk Paul P. Price. Treasurer Frank B. Arnold. City Physician V. K. NiBhet. City Engineer K. E. Whlpfler. Street CommtssionerBobt. Wood Counoilmen Jno. B, Atkinson, Madison Oldham, F. D. Rash, Geo. C. Atkinson, Thos. Blair, O. M. Henry. Meoting night first Monday night in eaoh mouth. School Trusteo Paul M. Moore, Board of .Health Ed M. Trahern, G. Gilbert King and Curtis B. Johnson, M. D. , Postmaster Chas. Cowell. Notice! Notice! To our friends and customers de- 1 TnlfUte.47 .nun ...... .... fl y ..... ..... Tuesday, June 27, 1911 MIIIIIIMI'HMIMMMMI CHURCHES. . ' .(piiiiiiP'ii.jii'i'i.iii. iiipi. ajiiiiiiii(i"niii'flfii every Sunday and holy dayat7:(X. a. m. Second masB and preaching 9:80 a. m. Vespers and benediction 7 p. m. Bev. J. P. McParland, Pastor. Preaching every Lord's day at 10:45 a. m. aud 7 :45 p. mu Prayer meeting overy Wodnos, day at 7:80 p. m. Dr. D. T. Stanley, Pastor. M. E. Church; Regular services third Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Prayer meoting Wednesday oveuinf ol , Catholic Church. First maat te f&". Surly to bed and early to rise, Attend to your business and adfrwrUse, ' White Plains AllnAlllll"'ft'l'll""'li"',a"llltffanll1i"'"'a" JUd you will be icalthy, prosperous and wise. J Christian Church. 9:80 m. at a. Sunday-schoo- l AVOID DISASTER. Btvere better, infinitely better, that Aware be no noisy Fourth than that wes should loso a lifo or go halt or antlmed through a tortured exist-m- 3fee 'Glorious Fourth" 1b almost OttBB.. Let uf. hope that it may tofe? no disaster to any family in At eommunitios in which the Bee iwlates; that there be no eyes aeatryed, no hands' or finders ttetowaoff, no personal injuries of any OlareuceLittlpaRe.ofWhiteOity, mfr Inflicted by the use of 'fire Heard, of Nortonville, nwrisor explosives of any character. Lonnie Miss Merva Bailev delightfully entertained with lawn party at her home Wednesday evening in honor of her euest. Misa Jessie Tichenor, of Calvert Oity. Those present were: Misses Lillian Harrison, May Bass, Jessie Tichenor, of Oalvert Oity, Iva Stanley, of Madisonville ; Messrs. Oleo Oiark, Last week the sale of go darts was larger than 1 had hoped for, yet there are a number of good patterns left and you can get the benefit of the big reduction oy taking advantage of this sale. Just think of a collapsible go cart as low as $3.00 You never saw a better value' at 7:80. Sunday-schoat 9:80 a. m Class meeting, second Sunday at 10:80 a.m. Rev. Holtzoi-iAWPastor. Al. E. Church, South. Rev. W C.Brandon, pastor. Servicos on overv Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Sunday school at 9:81 a. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday evenings at 7:80 o'clock. Ladies' Aid Society every Monday aftor-nooOfficial Board meeting Monday after first Sunday in eaoh n. siring any change to be made in their hats, or want any retrimmed work done, or new hats, we will appreciate your order between now and next Saturday as our Miss West will leave next Monday for her vacation. We want to thank the public for the very liberal patronage given Miss West in pur millinery department during the past seasons We assure you that nothing has been left undone on her behalf to please each customer. ill During the past eight years i (Statistics of known accidents in Aawirica on "Independence" Day gtiva the fe arful figures of 1,662 dead amA 35,620 wounded in what has been sytlj termed the annual ogry of fire 4 noiso. The Bee desires to plead Tltti and urge upon all its readers te hbo their personal influence aminst the use of all explosives on ""Independence" Day this year, in the hands of the young. sorrow and sut- Sat ns help Saringand death out of the.homes Sntowhich this warning goes and Swan all neighboring places. There Sa other danger, too that of fire and par-ilralar- . ly to-kee- aunt, Mre. 0. 0. Herring. Miss Lillian HarnsDn visited friends and relatives at Earhng-to- n Saturday and Sunday. Miss Merva Bailey spent Sunday with Miss May Basp. Miss Hallie Murphey, ofj Bancroft, was in town MoQday. Mrp. Qrnddy spent Thursday . Koy Kennedy, of Nortonville, aud Dr. Liggett Bailey, of Louisville. Mra.Eliza Moore of Norton- ville,.i8 spending the day with Mre. Addie Bailey. Miss Ethel Oates of Green ville, spen.t Wednesday with her than the $7 00 carts now at $4.50. The $10 00 carts are the strongest made; this week $7.50. month. C. A. Morton Preaching 2nd and 4th Sunday at 11 a. m and 7:80 p. m. and the preceding Saturday night. Church meetino Saturday night before the 4th Suu-daSunday School at 9:30 a.m. Prpyei neetlnc ev(rv Monday night at7:8t. Rev, C. H. Grigson, Pastor. Scrvioes fourth Sun jay morning and evening in each month and Saturday evening preceding. Prayer Missionary Baptist Church For Bargains in Millinery Call This Week Special Sailor and Shapes for July 4 y. Uenfrai Baptist Church. Furniture, Carpets, Rugs and Draperies meeting Friday eveniiR. school 2 p. m. Sunday Episcopal Church Services 1st aud 3rd Sunday night at 7:45 at the Library. Rev. Geo. C. AnniTT, Rector. LODGES. Masonic Lodge E. W. Turner. No. 548 meets 1st. and 3rd. Fridays in each month. E. J. PiniiiiiPS, Sec. Victoria Lodge, No. 84, K. of P. meets every Monday night. Visit- Rev. T. J. Lynn, Pastor. Funeral Director and Emtalmer -- Barnes, Gowand & IOCOnPORATED Go. .r the careless explosives. Battue personal injury list is that Szata which wo need most to save f&ttr alleged patriotic American boy citlzeu. Let us be saue this Boss of property through esse of fireworkB aud I II t fi of R. and S. Hopkins Lodge, A. O. U. W. No. The following are the dates fixed 5Q1 meets overy Thursday night. for holding the Kentucky Fairs for Y. Q. Walkeb, Sec. vacation. 1911 as far as reported. Officers of" Golden Cross Lodge, Earlington, Clarence Littlepage is here to- fairs are'requeBted to report to ub No. 525 meets 1st. and 3rd, Saturday NOTICE. to the best any ommissions or corrections of night iu each mouth. JUl partieB are hereby notified day for a short visit Mrs. Bertha Umstead, Sec. dates. town on earth. Degree of Honor, No. 10 meets 2ud &t.they must not seine for Madisonville, July 18, 5 days. and 4th Saturday nights in each or crayfish In the Jersey Earl Wilson i3.in town Henderson, July 25, 5 dayp. month. Miss Lizzie Huff, Sec. sasadoTC or in any of tbe streams Versailles, August 22 days. Lodge, Earlington Ben Hur Miss Dora Green, of Oalvert emptying into the lake. LexingtonAugust 76 days. Court, No. 55, meets every 1st and Oity, is visiting her cousin, Miss St. Bernard Mining Co. 3rd Monday night at old MaBouic Unlontown, Audust 85 days. Hall. Dr. 0. B. Johnson, Scribe. Sauna Bailey. Incorporated. August 9- -4 days Vanceburg, St&ndwaite, Tribe No. 57,Bed Men Lawrenceburg August 15 4 days. meets every Friday sleep. Leltchfleld, August 154 days. HARRY LONG, C. or K. IT I Burksville, August 15- -4 days. Woodmen of the World, Catalpa Brodhead, August 10- -3 days. Camp No. 801 meets every Wednesday night. All members are earFern Creek, August 104 days. August 224 days. nestly requested to be there. Shepherdsvtlle, O. S. Crenshaw, Clerk. London, August 224 days. Modern Woodmen of the World Errauger, August 234 days. No. 11092 meets every Wednesday. Germantown, August 248 days. ' Y. Q. Walker, Sec UNE is the storm month. Besides the Nioholasville, August 298 days. Elks, B. P. O. No. 788 meets at Madisonville Monday night. Somerset, August 29- -8 days. usual hazard during this month you B. N.Gordon, Exalted Ruler. Bardstown, August 804 days Roy S. Wilson, Secretary. Paris, September 40 days. have the added danger of lightning Earlington Chapter, U. D. C, Montlcello, September 5- -4 days. meets 1st Thursday in each month burning your home or household Alexandria, September 55 daps at a:op. m. Mrs. Kate Withers, Pros. MountOHvet, Septembers 4 days. goods. Protect yourself by insuring against Knights and Ladies of Security Hogenvllle, September 5- -8 days. will meet every second and fourth fires, tornadoes, etc. We represent only reSanders, September 04 days. Monday nights. Kentucky State Fair, Louisville, invited to attendv. Visiting members liable companies. Let us explain. September 110 dayp. 0. S. Crenshaw, Clerk. Horse Cave, September 204 days. Visiting members are cordially Invited to attend any of these Mayfield, September 274 days. Lodges 4 days. Bowling Green, Oct. Kentucky Fair Dates min-aowss.fito-da- with Mrp. Claud Bass. Oleo Clark has resigned his position with the wholesale house of T, B. Davi!-- , aud will leave for points iu the West in a few days where he will spend his summer Madisonville, Ky. . Earlington, - Kentucky ors welcome. Ernest Newton,,-K- . . OH. YOU W. 0. W y. INSURE NOW H J For the Benefit of the T Woodmen of the World l - 4-- KIMMONS & SISK - General Insurance I & You Need Stationery. JULY 4 AT NORTONVILLE, KY. We have arranged with the Dixie Amusement Co. to give us an all day and moving picture show "with which will be. given under a tent 40 by 70 feet. Everything to be lighted up and operated by electricity. There will be many-change- Mortons Gap, Kentucky v i J i ROBT. SORY, OFFICE HOURS: 9 TO 12 A. M.. Office Over G. L. Ros' Grocery. u. TCM;30 ?. M. Center Street. Practice limited to diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Byes Tested. Glasses Fitted. Nothing glvos an individual or a firm standing in the business world like nice stationery neatly printed. Bee job departThe ment keeps constantly on hand a fine line of letterheads, noteheads, billheads, statements aud envelopes, both linen and commercial.. We also do circular, invitation and catalogue work. Give us a trinl. You will be pleased. Semi-Weekly 'ummimUBuW I immMWmwuurum''uTW z C4 2 MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY t 1 " BETHEL FEMALEICOLLEGE Hopkinsville, Kentucky Tbo only Woman'sCoIlege in Western Kentucky offering three year of standard College work in addition to standard Northern College Entrance Coursss. Mtnic, Service, and Expression taught by the best of Instructors. The home department in not ezoelled by any school in Kcntuoky. Our whole capacity has been engaged for next jcar Bat we have secured another largo, well equipped taildieg for th overflow, For Catalogue apply to We can even take a charitable view of tho time taken dally by the typo, writer girl for the arrangement of her hair. Her fingers are congested by the work of writing, and tired by contact with the hard keys of her machine; and the different feeling of her hair, and the little plays and movements of her .fingers in adjusting it are a dls- tlnot stimulation and relist Paul Ooldsbnry, In Atlantic The greatest little invention that has been given to the world is tho luclfer match. It was Invented In 1827. It 1b small, but like Portia's candle, It kas shed a great light Into the world. It gave man mastery of Ire. Before this fire bad been a con trary hired man, but bow it became an obedient servant Foralvenl Wien You Faint night s, buildings, inside or outside, if you desire the very best results at the & J least expense you should use music and dancing, contests .of various kinds The Sherwin-William- s band concert, refreshments and everything Greatest Little invention. Paint Call for ic color cards 80LD BY H. G. BROWNELL, P rea. ,iii. i ST, BERNARD MINING GO. We expect to make this the happiest and most enjoyable day of the seav son. Everyone invited. All roads lead to up-to-date. .4 imrimttd DRUB DEPARTMENT Nortonville. ,- - .., r- mi u'liwi- - ! m V"4" - r V t, "TV - "V!- - K,fn$ffc2p; "TWrf((ww-;- . ?: tgtojpmmm 'mumntfi iiw.ii.'.imi'ir' &Mitom 1,1 ,m . V' i,'i',ir;-:ii;titiiJiit!lSi'- t .A.timitfitn"l .ijft: " "l'"' ' ' Aj"ij. ! jjLLLj The man who whispers down a well About the things he has to sell Will never reap a orop of dollars Like he who climbs a tree and "hollers." DR. E. B. HARDIN DR. L C. RAY Drs. Hardin t Ray Is the art of putting Into another visiting relatives here. Joo Brown of Madlsonville was mind what is in your own. here Saturday visiting friend?. IT IS A SUBTLE Miss Dalsle Borders of this place METHOD OP who bas hen visiting in Madisor- SUGGESTION , vllle has returned home. to a me&na of matting a faveraMe It Miss Katheryn Blair was in Ma'd. taapreMton. Isonvillo Saturday. To have the best raaults, it must b printing. Miller Evans 1b on the sick list the bwt are. prepared to give you. That we this week. Is Miss Carrie and Margaret Atkinson of this city were In Madlsonville Saturday viBitlng friends. Miss Ella Griffin of Linton, Ind. Good Printing Why Not Wear the Best Shoes? Our shoes for men, women and children are the BESTJ to be had at their prices. BEST is a big ward, and we weigh it before using it. Oui money is. just as good as any other merchant's, no" better; will go just as far, no farther; but we put up with a shorter profit than the other fellow is willing to, consequently pur shoes have more MEAT in them, will WEAR LONGER, LOOK BETTER than his. Our shoes come direct from the manufacturer to us. They are not made until after our order is..placed. It follows, as a matter of course, they are NEW shoes, without the middleman's profit, when we receive them. ARE THE VITAL POINTS STRONG? It is.such an easy .matter to be fooled. Two shoes may have the same appearance, . may look exactly alike, 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 and 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 have spent many years, as well as dollars, in establishing themselves shoemakers who are proud of their name, proud of their shoes, who cannot afford to deceive the public, who cannot afford to leave any part of a shoe weak that we order 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. - DENTISTS m Painkts Extracting and ParctUin Wirk High CI Denthtry it Mr SptcitUy (Met Soriaff M. Ttlephwi 399 Mtdi$nHle, Kentucky hi WtT' ft" k News of the Town nn? WL " purobasod . I Frank Oaln, or Mortons Gap, has a flno thirty iiorao power Stoddard Daytou four-cylinde- r, l t ft touring car. Misses Ida aud Ethel Bobbltt, of Madlsonville, were here Monday visiting friends. Miss Agnes Mulvaney, of thlsolty, was visiting in Madlsonville Satur- day. Tbos. Logan and Polk Blair, two well known young men of this city, were visiting friends In Madlsonville Ik-- Sunday. , 1 ' oflee. F. B. Arnold, of the Peoples Bank, who has been In Evansvlllo, has returned homo. Old papers for sale at the Bee ' . I Joel McPiierson, Jr., and Ren Howard, of MadlBonvlllol were out here fishing and enjoying tho beauties of Loch Mary early Saturday morning. Robt. King, of. Madlsonville, was here Saturdny.' Ira Ray, of Clay, Ky is visiting relatives horo. Oapt. Paul Price was In Madlson ville Sunday viBitlng his fatber, who ' is quite ill. s City Marshal'.BraJloy whs in Saturday on business. Will Feller of Madlsonville wns fhere Saturday. .. '. Mr. and Mrs. Mad-isonvll- le mmimiWiMMM&mmmmwm Miss Annie people The party of Mb and spending her vacation in Corbln, who spent last week E'ton at Cerulean bas returned home. Springs are home, loud In their Mr. and Mrs. Vannoy who have praise of this delightful resort. been viBitlng in Oweusborro have Dr. B. 0. McEueti"8p"ent Suudiy returned borne. " in, St. Charles. Mrs. Shield and children of NashC. E. Owen and Loo Withers were ville, are the guests of Miss Mary in Dawson Sunday. ' Ellen Burke. Misses Elinor and Agnes Dubule-so- n Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marks and were In Madlsonville Friday1. ohlldren are visiting relatives in Miss Rosa Fox is confined to her Hanson this Veek. room at the hospital, 'suffering Miss Dodge O'Brien spent Sunay greatly witb her eyes, that In some in Dawson. wayH became infected more than a Homer Moore Is on the sick list. week ago, ber many friendB hope Wanted 100 miners at once for to see her up and out again soon. . steady work. Apply, to Mrs. W. O. Morrison returned COAIi & COKE CO., Saturday from a week.s visit to NORTONVILIiK Incorporated her parents at Hopklnsvllle. Nortonvllle, Ky. Mr. aud Mrs.. Ed Cunningham Mrs. H. R. McCreary and son,Ne, who are spending some time with. son, are visiting relatives In relatives m Madlsonville visited 1 friends here this week. Mrs. Otbo Leach Is the guest of Tboy resided here for several yearn before moving) West. Mrs. L. V. Rer.fro. Littlepage.of tho coun-trMr?. 0. 0. Prof. C. E. Dudley left this monE ing for Owensboro to attend an Ed was In town Saturday. Miss Adeline Toombs and nieces ucational meeting being held there Frances and Margaret Ware Asbby, this week. Lee Kosure and Lawrence Rogers spont Sunday in Slaughtersville. Mr. and Mrp. M. B. Long were in of Madlsonville, are spending a few days at Loch Mary fishing. Madlsonville Sunday. Miss Margaret Dudley has re Mrp. Perry, of Clinton, 1b viBitlng turned home from a visit to friends ber son, Walton Perry. Pombroke, Ky. Misses Margaret Mitchell and at Ethel Coleman spent Sunday in The handsomo New M. E. Churcn ' is uolng rapidly up and will be '; Dawson. occupancy by Sept. 1st" H. D. Cowand and Geo. Brooks ready Isfor building of which the a This . wore, in Dawson. Sunday. members are iustly proud and wll Mrs. W. P. Ross, of Madlsonville, be an ornament to the town. is visiting Mr. M. Hanna, Jr- The residence ou Rldgway are H. R. McCreary and Clyde Thomp-so- u now enjoying water works of which went to Evausville yesterday. they have long felt the need. Rev. W. 0. Brandon, J.R. Rule Miss Verlje Davis. Is visiting in St and Charlie Webb who are taking Charles this week. a two weekB vacation camping Miss Lynn Morrison and Harry Tenn. write home big Ash Morrison, of Pembroke, are visiting stories of tho luck they are baying Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Morrison. with the flnr.y tribe. Fernando Nelon had a horse killMiller Evans, who has been 111 for ed by No.02 this morning. Bovoral days is Improving. Morton Victory has accepted a on .the St. Bernard Farm. Mr. Ray McDonald, of this city, is quite il. Rook-port,Iu- d, y, -- A9hby who hss been . , , near-Dove- r, BISHOP "" YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT CO . p:-slti- on Get Acquainted With the celebrated ing. --., Ster-lin- g way pf'dothesJJ mak? ' -. 25o 7.... cans of Hoinlhy, lbs best Chicken feed. . . .'. . $2.25 . 25c Lemons per doz 10c Grated Pineapple, 25o Best Pea Berry Collee, , ....10c Large can Peaches, .10o Largo can Tomatoes, Bo lbp. Soda.A..: 2 10c 3 lbs. Loose Starch, J. F. DeVyldeb. 4 100 .- Cheap Prices on Groceries 65e Gold Medal flour 12 to Klc Bacon, .'..$5.50 60lb9. Pure lard, '. Great Hopkins County Fair, Madisonville JULY 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 Great Array of Races, Ring Shows, Floral Hall Exhibits, Special Attractions Day and Night C. C. GIVENS, President J. A. FRANCEWAY, Secretary -. i' for their style ? We" recommend -- them for the perfect workmanship, all wool fabricsand the wonderful lojwnessr of y their price. V r A Kansas Proclamation. An Anthony man bas Issued the following proclamation: "Neighbors, 1 am a man of peace. I wantno trouble, I want to make no trouble for others. 1 have a wife and children, and tboy need me. I also have a house, a lawn and a garden. I am tbout to put some seed In my garden beds. I have bought a gun and some shells, and while I am not a crack shot, I think I can bit chickens. It Is my purpose to .try If any come around where my blue grass Is struggling and ray onions are showing their bald heads." Sped of the Teal. Give a bliiewlng 'teal a breeze behibd him, have the little rascal dropping down with it, and he comes on so fast as to be olmplr some writers have claimed a speed for him of 150 miles an hour or 220, feet a second. The canvas-baoredhead and blueblll have a way of driving before a gale, toob that will be found faat enough In all con Bclenoe. Much of tho fascination of wing shooting comes from tho fact that shots will always be afforded quite beyond skill of mortal man. Charles Asklns. la Outlnz. 40-mil- e le k, (?There's Not a Store in in Town That Would, ImAd-vertis- ing Six Months From Now, Be Half as portant as It Is Now, if it Should Stop During That Time "" ! perfectly logical? Can you imagine any store of which it would not be Isn't that perfectly true Many Models! Fabrics of all weaves d th. e and colors,, a-- n tranquil heart Is the life of the and sorrowB as It Is, It will have hardly flesh, but envy Is the rottenness, of dwindled down to a mere point, ken of the vislblo to the the bones. Proverbs of Solomon xivl disembodied spirit. Longfellow. So. A long-roachln- Peace of Mind. Hereafter. This earthly life when seen hereafter from heaven, will seem like an hour passed long ago, and dimly romom bored; that long, laborious full of Joys As Seen g true? And, if true, does it not follow that the reverse of the proposition is true, too that the store that doubles its accustomed advertisingjor the next six months will also double its accustomed store growth for that period ? And does not this, also, apply to anil store you can J.LS-- I. una iiiujk .! in it.!, .L... , 'a ui S promptes possible ice. serv- - Very Likely. Expert Chefs on Vessels. "Probably ho who never made a The term "son of a sea cook" Is no longer a tltlo of reproach. Tho highly mistake never made anything." Sampaid specialist who presides over the uel' Smiles. kitchens 1b a chef with an international reputation. Willie's Wish. :a iuwii Most w styles.! 5 to $35. tttMiw St. Bernard Store W. R. COYLE. Manager St. Bernard Mining Company INCORPORATED EJARLINGTOISr. KENTUCKY -- or "Wish I was a horse," said Willie, as ne watched his father's- - horse many people are now using prancing. Then, after a moment's rePaxtine Toilet Antiseptic flection, he added, "Except at dinner time." The new toilet germicldo powder to be dissolved in water as needed. For all toilet and hygienic uses it is Wedding Statistics. World's hflfctrir and more economical. There are about threo thousand To cleanse ana winten tno twenty-fou- r hours, takweddings every teeth, remove tartar and ing the entire world Into consideraprevent decay. tion. To disinfect tho nKtuth, destroy disease germs, and Probably Would. purify the breath. "That sentence is not incorrect," To keep artificial teeth and firltl vanrm.tr nloan. nrlorloKS aid the professor, "but It sounds odd ear." Har- To remove nicotine from the teeth and to the purify the breath after smoking. vard Lampoon. To eradicate perspiration and .body odors by sponge bathing. The beat antiseptic wash known. elgtan Drinking Flaws, Statistics Just published show that Believes and strengthens tired, Yreak, inflamedeyes. Heals sore throat, wounds there -- are in Belgium 211,617 "eat cts. a box, druggists places where drink are and eut. S5 and 50 salnata," or or by mall postpaid. Sample sold, averaging one such place to THE PAXTONTOILET 00., wn,Mam. -r very thirty.-fott- r iahabHats. -- Instead of Liquid Antiseptics Peroxide mm. the It's not mado for any certain climate, but is made to wittstandiwu weather conditions of every climate. Amalgamated ARC KOOi? cold. will not drip under the blazing sun, nor crack m the bitterest is universally acknowledged tho It's mado by our secret process-a- nd Amalgamated AKO ono and ONLY absolutely perfect roofing. ROOFING is standard and takes the same insurance rate as slate or u: metal. Our agents are authorized to refund money in iuu should fail. to satisfy. Amalgamated ARC ROOFING Send for samples and full information. ROOFING CO.. First NaflBaakBIa. Bkia4a.Ab. AMALGAMATED ?"OR SALE BY STAR PLANING MILL COMPANY INCeRPSRATIB Engllsh-Bpeakin- g MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY Fre. BEE AD S PAY 3rr; -- "' -r A t 'o tar-" JJ---- wyi-v- f'' - -- vys:- c r -- , v 7u C. A. MORTON MADISONVILLE, KY. ., r 'unera 1 Director and Embalmer hW' w-Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night. :a: HundelebenverslchorungBgMellsehatt name of & now business con- & It cern In Frankforbon-tho-Maln- . te ville waB here Thursday moans. In commercial English; the l to White Plains to visitl Company for tho Insurance of Dogs' T A dachshund would Just fit. :" Lives. her uncle. that title. Cats havo nine lives, and '. 0. B. Moore who hna been. iff so may get reduced rates. ; r Mffi'Rnnm nnrl A'rlrniinfiR hrnsnfifiti . ,W China's Coal Fields. mg sioppea over nero mursaaVj Trustworthy authorities reckon the i enrouted to his home near Mad; coal fields of China as equal in value fe to all the other coal fields of the world isonville. "combined, but w far Ihey are practi' Sheriff Bnrk Stauley of Ono province, Hucally lying idle. nan, .has 21,700 miles of solid coal, isonvslle,was here Thursday. anthracite and bituminous. Is tho en-rou- of the Kentucky Consumer Oil Company. Miss Iva Stauley of Madison-- , Cat and Dbg lnurane. 6WP "l,,siuii,jf;,imi,i)ii,jiaiiiyiiiiy,ii'lyiii iipmiff ,wn "g'im '"CW fjiwr tgiuJ"g,.'i'iirll!tP JT 5jpi jpsntpBUi fHUt Bryant Sthool of Piano Tuning '08) Tnsktgee intt (') f J rWUI-t.5D5DlUWA- WM. S. THOMPSON ...-rvf-,.,M- , p... L KIMIU IUrMfc.M -- . Electric Piano, Pipe Organ, Player-Pian- o and Reed Organ Re- Fvnarf .XdrfrA Prirae DancnmnhlA nmnna n .narinlfi Guaranteed. REFERENCES AT HOPKINSVILLE Sonulz Piano Ct., MrB. L.E. Foster, Ciorlstor of Christian Church; McLean College and Bethel remalo College. I solicit your patronasre. Will be In E'trUttton about July 1. Loavo ot- uera atueo. ivin&aoii8 urug s ore. . . M-i'd-- Mrs. Audy Howell and child! iTT ren of Earlington ure visiting Dn nnrl "Mrc T. R tinivnU ? Do Your Own Work. IliA'Imillltoim A.,1',.-A- h ilt'Wlt'w. 'frp.r'foa .1 q. - I son, preached here at the MethoDink Williams of MadisonviUe, dist church Saturday night, Sun- was in town Saturday Irrigation, to Reclaim island. .'3 Nortonville News The Hawaiian Island of Laaal, day and Sunday night. Rev. Rev. Tom O'Bryan of Prince-- f which has been practically barren for Akiu will preach at the Metho','! several years, will be reclaimed by a ton was here Wednesday. dist church next Saturday night 'water conservation system and deL. E. Litfclepage 'and wife of. voted to sugar beet, culture. Many new houses are going up and Sunday morning; No' preachoverSattf and many more contracted for, fir"5 ing Sunday night. JRev., Akin near M'ldisonville.came ' Swift Trayelere, urday in their new Overland! ft The two swiftest runners:of the ani.Messrp. Mohr and Hoge made a passed through Monday on his car to attend the lot sale and! mal creation" are the kangaroo and the ' business trip to Birmingham Sat- - way to DawBon where he will hall game. eli ostrich. we know is make his home in the future. nrday nighr. All E. S Doudna, wife and riaugh- Miss Ola Ligon has returned the mines are running steadily, Potent Wine. ter, 01 maaisonvnie, came over At a Rlgi hotel the following notle Mohr is in Ohio arranging from Sonora, where she .has been Saturday and spent the day. ?r is posted' up "In this hotel the wise to "move his family to Norton visiting for some time. Mrs. H. M. Dalton and sou leaves the traveler nothing to hope ville. We are all pleased to Dr. Bill Ligon, of Sonoa, is for." and Miss Helen visitiug relatives here and at Weslev. returned to their home know Mrs.. Mohr in Hopkinsville Mnnda.v, afteg Valuable Asset are going to be located here per- Dawson. visitiug M. sud Mre.L.P. Puyne? It has always appeared to me that manently. They have from time good manners are almost as valuable James Smith, of Earlington, A. S. Pitzer visited relatives; an asset in commercial' as in diploto time made many friends here. was here Saturday. in Louisville a few days this weekT matic affairs. Lord Cromer. I Mr. Oallard, assistant general Mr. Smith and family, of Miss Hallie Murphey, of near; manager of the Nortonville Ooal Building Blocks of Cork. spent Saturday liere Greenville, was a week end guest Floors and furniture are not & Ooke Co., is still in Canada. enroute to Dawson; They were scratched by children . playing with home of Dr. W. L. Moore5. new Mr. E. F. Doudna and family the cuests of Mr. J. E. Bethels at the building blocks made of cork is Miss Agnes Abercrombie vie" Germany. were here in their auto last family "while here. Saturday and purchased several People are still buying lote. ited the Misses Hale last week. Two of a Kind. Mrs, T. J. Morgan and daugh-- . lots; We hope they will build Do nofkuow the lot sale is over. "Can you picture anything to equal on one of them and move to the Several people have purchased ter, Anua Marie, spent Tuesday .a life's exile In, Siberia?" asks a writi er discussing the Ruwlao penal sysbest town on the map. lots this week three cf them in MadisonviUe. ? tem. How about aa egg In cold ' L. E. Richmond was in Greon- Sheriff J. B. Stanley was in business lote. ville Wednesday. town Thursday, not on business, Watch Nortonville grow I Harp or Torn-Ter- n but just because he enjoys comThe Woodrae of World will Howard .McGregor, of Pnuce-ton- , of ay wtfe's "Won't you try a pi ing to a real live business town give a picnic here July 1, for thlj angel cakr "Will it make an msmI waB here Sunday. f me 7" "Tkat will 4eM&4 c tke and looking around, noting the Durrett Moors, of Hopkinc-yill- e, benefit of their lode. The chief kind of a life you have led." improvements from one visit to attraction for the cutertainment spent Saturday here. the next. We are always glad of the people will be the "Dixie Wine fer Freneh teldlere. 0. B. Tratheu spent several In the French army nearly tkree tofsee him. Amusement Co ," in several days in Mnhlenburg and Ohio times as much is spent on wine as oa JRev. S. L. Cowherd, of Daw county this week in the interest vaudeville acts, in addition to a bread, vegetables and preserved food moving picture show. All kinds put together. The mm total for thee of refreshments will be served, provisions amounts to only 1,360,000, IpwtfmwMawAw whoreaB and as a conclusion to the featiy-itiesj- if last year the amount spent on wine was 3,670,000. V the day,.a big dance will B. M. be given. in Net Results. I Funeral Director. Licensed Embalmer "Speaking at the church congress, the ' ii Mr. and Mrs., Archie Clark, Born to bishop of Dristol expressed the vlow NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE, a fine girl. " that motoring had dono much for the " Never let others ' do what you can do. for yourself. You thereby strength-- c rii:L'l m....j r VJUIUU DUHS Ul ixri.:i. tVlllUU 11U1UB en your own powers, independence was iu town Tuesday. kf "and fitness to cope with the vicissitudes of life. WC SCLL TMC DELKER Y.EH1 cues ORIGINAL GENUINE mm i. "" i ' ' ; -- n 1 tmj crymur.tJA Mtd-isonvil- aiMMp le, BEST ThW0RLD FOR SALE BY ai imivivimu Plain Hardware Comp W KY stor-iage- Great Subscription Offer f THE BEE'S SLATON I ' m 2 iWWAWAWAWMWHWWAPWMftWMMWM Phone 124-- MADISONVILLE, KY- - Born to Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bates, Monday night a fine girl. church. Yes; but not bo much as It has done for the churchyard. Punch. nmma-.ifg'Mrtk'TT- (F t WHEN IN MADISONVILLE Visit the Princess Theater, the best moving tures in the country, Something new each night. Matinee every afternoon 2 to 5. Vaudeville each night. pic- - Jbiifc No More Dyspepsia. Troubles. Gas, or other Stomach Nothing will remain undigested or June sour on your stomach if ycu Digesttze, a powerwill take a little ful digestive, harmless and pleasant us Maple Syrup. For sale by the ilrug department ot the St. Bernurd J Z7e Mining Company, Incorporated. rgnrffe Sale 'AT Specials i I New Store PRIGES A. . 55" 8c IO CENTS 50 NO , Jr., Manager. I Bermuda's Prosperity. Bermuda's nroarjeritv denends large ly on the foreign visitors who now go there throughout tne year in increasing numbers, owing to improved transportation facilities and the erection of commodious new hotels. The iiland is fast taking on the character of American resorts In Florida and Virginia. No Place for Idler. If you intend to go to work, there is no place better than where you are. If you do not. Intend to go to work, you cannot get along anywhere. Abraham Lincoln. Ladies' patent one and two strap pumps, .$1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 THE - BEST - TELEPHONE - SERVICE LOOK HEBE, MR, FARMER! Note that the Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company, Incorporated, Is offering to you an Ideal proposition for telephone scryice. Using our service you have advantages of long distance connections to every Important point In the United States, The advantages of telephone service In your residence are too numerous to mention, but among them would be dailjrcommunlcatlon with the markets, obtaining prices, getting accurate reports n the weather, calling up your neighbors, friends and relatives. All these advantages and 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. Ladies' Silk Hose 45c a pair. Elegant line of Ladies' White Waists 35c to $2.95 Men's Straw Hats, latest blocks, 45c to $1.95. Men's $5 and $6 Pants, all Wool, peg top, three inch cuffs $2.95 to $3.45. Big values. Our entire stock ot Millinery must go at unheard of prices. s .ppppppHBvplpHBKSIpppKPPHEEiHpMHSnBK '' ppbpppppV sppBBWIMTOWBr'w? TMBrrf'''' WpffirUppM MKSKBBsmBKBBS . ppppHBaHmHHslHpSMBHInBM HpRBphBpHpHpHhSpIpppBpBpppH ''IpHppBppV 'TrffiSWMJiV'-'MpjilBpippp- - From June HOPKINS H, P. MORTON, Manager ltarvtyBaUdint East CtMtt 2 ist and until further notice we will give a Seaport Far From Sea. Antwerp, one of tho world's four largest ports, is 53 miles from the sea. la There to Stay. Thb spoken word may be ,forgotton, but tho written word is thero to stay; be gingerly with your written words. I CO. $4 WARD, And JR., SAFETY RAZOR 1 Strttt the Bee Year tor Poly $1,50 or a CUHBEtfLAND TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. .i SST J L MadisonviUe, Kentucky ''.I'Jpy.pMIJVJNI!1'111' 60c HEAVY JEWELL BROOM I - And the Bee Year tor $1,25 ($25es Rochester N. Account Meeting Imperial Council A. A. O. U. M. S. Leave MadisonviUe 6:38 a m. Via L & N. No. 92. Y. and Retum Annual Session, July This applies to new subscribers and renewals. Anyone paying $3.00 on- subscription will receive a razor free, and anyone paying $2. op. on subscription will receive a broom free. The premiums can be seen at this office. The Ward Safety Razor has been extensively advertised in the leading magazines for the past four years and is handled by. thousands of dealers throughout the United States and Canada. The price has always maintained arid is today at four and five dollars. The razor sold in the stores is put up in an expensive leather. case; the razor .we offer for $r.oo is 'the same razor and concave ground blade, all ready to shave, put up in a neat box like a fountain pen Take advantage q this, your only cjpance to get a pur dollar safety razor for only 50c. -. Thirty-Sevent- h ii, 12, 13 Arrive Louisville 12.50, noon Via .Henderson & L ', H. & St. L." Leave Louisville 1:30 p. m. . Tickets on Sale July 8, 9,1 0 Temple" Return Limit July 18 ViaL. &. N. - Arrive at Cincinnati 1 :30 p. m. Via L. & N. ' '."Official IOUte Rizpah Leave Cincinnati 5:50 p m. Via New Vork Central. Arrive Buffalo 5 :50 a m Leave Buffalo 6:00 a m. Arrive Niagara Falls 7:00 a. m; Leave Niagara Fails 3 00pm 1 Arrive Kocnester a:uu p m. ' PS. r 1 M. Special ccach and sleeper for Rizpah Temple through to Rochester joining special train from Louisville with Kosair Temple Frank fort and Ashland, Kentucky. For sleeping car reservations call on Noble C. O. Osburn, recorder Rizpah Temple MadisonviUe, Ky. J) vssassssszssssfyr' rtf ... m f!'t ,.-..... I miMtkit TWf---- - f. - If m m'jto'MM iiimiM w wwir'Hl ' i &. "' nMMf4VaHhBDpn4 - a6r'r,-v'-'-- TU&lfiMftjlflllmm 'l"'""A'llWl rt - y't'.Mwjife'gir-T-'ry !3'ff - r