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Sya 0- i t- rr TUESDAY I 1 f and r r FRIDAY 6 i 4 r unrorf IF YOU DONT ADVERTISE YOUftjBUSliNESSAbyERTISE IT FOR SALE r Ii TWENTYSECOND YEAR HOPKINS COUNTY KY FRIDAY JUNE 30 1911 N a CAEELtSTEPSONNt iIf t Jawson Springs Wednesday il Morning Boy Cllaims t Self Defence fix i t r MOTHER INJURED DURING FIGHT- s t t Willie Burden the sixteen year old stepsnnat J W Casteel Phot and killed his stepfather At Dawsoii w Springs Wednesday morning From the best Information the Bees correspondeuc could gain there had been previous quarrels between the boy and his stepfather and also between Caateeliand hie wife on the boy3 account as CaHsel had at tempted to drive the boyaway home r On the morning of the tragedy Cas teel abusing the boy and said ln substance he would have to look- Out for another home that he would thereNany longer Angry words passed and thezpboyoWaa sick In bed got up Mid attempted to take the chair from fierhnsbandf In the fight that follow Rd she wascut and bruised about the hand and arm When the wother and son succeeded in getting ttvB chair from Oasteel he made for the pistol In the bureau drawer but the bby got there grit drewtbepistol and fired The hatlc murthae split as only one shot weftmadev ththb temple of Casteel who died in l short time The boy Imrife- diately surrendered to Marshal Llg 2Fittlhn him he was forced to kill poeItaken toM dlsonvllJe for his exam V Inline trial I Saved His Wife Life vly wife would have been in herv grave toduy writes O H Brown of Muscadine Ala Ilf it had nut been Dr Kings New Discovery Sh wHS down in her bed not able tojget up without She has aI senre bronchial trouble and a dreadful cough I got her a bottle ofDr Kings New Discovery and she soon began to mend and was well in a short time11 Infallible for and colds the must deeperafelungeflrQ 9uP ianoLwhybping cougb5O fliOO Tria b free Guaranteed by allr Iiltl s t DIG Jf FOOT WILL TO Oil CHILDS DUD 10DT lr Infant Was in Hole Nearly two Days Fw Reps ireke and Prevented Rescue l 7 ft iiSpriogffeidTenn Jnne 27AUer ieihgln a drilled well for nearly two days while hundreds of citizens attempted its rescue the 8yearold ldanghter oftLendard SaVage was brought tothe stiff AQS toniglit dead In the presifhof pro people Once the child wasAUlle1to within a few feet of the topMif the well when the rope broke land the little one felt again to the bottom he well was so small iu diameter that a grown person could not ge into It The body was finall reoov ered by digging a side well twenty nine feet deep and tunneling to the drilled wellt For distressed feeling after eating belching aud nausea be tween meals take Blbodine It cures Dyspepsia by strengthening vthe digestive orirans so that they are capable of fullflllinrtth li func tlPns St Bernard Mining Co In corporated drug department special r 2 agents y Life tenure For Judge An effort will be made to obtain for Kentucky judges a life tenure4 of office at the meeting ot the Bar Association to be held in Lextn- lttonlito July Mr E P Trabue of Louisville I r willadvance this plan It is probable that a blllxwHl be introduced at the next session of she Legislature favoring the election oT the judges of the Courts Appeals sand the circuit courts to a life termnt higher salaries th- atiarenow I paid Blisters on the hand burns scalds old Borej lame back an rheumatism are all subject to the healing aiid penetrating pow- entBALLARDSSO W LIM MEN Ittaantarrelous pain relief Price JKc 60csaI f100 per bottle So t Biernatd Alun g Coy Inobrpoi ratedDrugDRparttneotd a mssT L LOGAN SESIGNS POSITION Popular Young Man Leaves Earlington Will Likely be Candidate Per Sheriff TL Logan manager of the Grand Leader Store at this place has re signed his position and his plane are- not yet known Mr Logan batsI made quite a largenurnberof friends while here and Intact there has not been a man heard to say one word against him he has been with us for one year and his leaving will be to Earllngton the loss of a good citizen and an up todate business man Notwithstanding the fact that Mr Logan followed a Rood businessman the business was nofimpeded in Its progress anti Mr Kuhlman stated i this morning thatMr Logans man agement of the business bad been entirely satisfactory to him and in hip leaving he considered that he had lost a very valuable man Mr Kohlman does not know just yet what steps he will take In regard to the store One thing to be said of Mr Logan Is that he conducted his business on such a high basis that he not nlyI satisfied his oustometsand employer but gained the respect of his cnipetltprs as he was never known to do a little thing or make uncom plimentary remarks in regard tp them Mr Logan is being boosted as a candidate for sheriff of this county r r the next terra and from the voice the willne doubt lie a- dangerous Antagonist He was a deputy In that office before coming here and In his leaving Sheriff Stanley stated the county lost one of the most efficient men that had ever been connected with the office It is likely that Mr Logan not ac ceptjjiiy place uatll the primary is fTijrwh kii accord leg to custom wJl1I be field next spring v The uniform success that has attended the use of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem edy has made it a favorite everywhere It can always be depended npon For sale by all dealers DONT itaUHEf THE BIG DOINS By the W 0 Wat Lake Side Park Tuesday Jiriy 4thThere Will be Something Doing Every Minute ItyQn want to have the time of ytfiariilf attended the Wy QVW pionlcVt Lakeside Park Tueaday There will be all kinds of amusement and plenty to eat and drjuk The eating will consist of an fashioned barbecue dinner and the drinking of cold soft drinks and lemonade The music for the deuce and moonlight wJllbe made by a good string band agood brass band has also been engaged for the occasion Come to this picnic and have a good jolly time bring your lreand children bring your sweintbeart brink some other fellows sweetheart but come and we will do the rest CATALPA CAMP No 801 WO W- Help the baby through the teeth period it McGEES BABY wholet bys delicate stomach It contains no opium or morphine or injurious drugs of any kind Babies thrive under its excellent stomach and bowels correcting influence Price 25o and 60o bottle Sold by St Bernard Mining Co incorporated Drug Department Margie Walton DIs at Linton Indiana Margie Loufse daughter ofMr Stlt es age days died Saturday evening about 080 oclock of Summer complaint + and was intered in the Fftirvlew cemetary Sunday afternoon Thlsis the second child of Mr and Mre Walton to die within the past few day days the twlii of Little Mar glo haying been buried only last weekrGenerally debilitated for years had sick headaches lacked ambition was warn out and ai rundown Burdock Blood Bittern made mo rwell womenhiss Cbas Freltoy Moos pr Notice Bids will be received by the City Engineer until aud Including July utdtering street stree- r to the east and up said Clark street plOl1tcatlonsi I neer WIPhxiattCity r I NSliIWas For IIEninuring Singleton Kuntnell of Hend son I Who has been a member of thrf St Bernard engineering corps for sev eral years past has reslghed hl po salon and returned to his liomb In Henderson Mr Klinmeils Mepar tlltlIdReandway here It Is understood tha hp has had offers of employments mi lar to the work he did here bu tathe has not accepted any place as vet He will probably for a time reninm at home and Will go to Missouri 10e look after an other lands II- Iwhlohhe timber tether Major M M Kimmeil and family are Interest ted No announcement has been made as to the filling of the vacahcy caused by Mr Klinmolla reeigia tionJA Terrible BlunderI to neglect layer trouble Never do It Take Dr K New Life lUlls- on the first sign of constlpatlonlbll oneness or inactive bowels and pre vent virulent indigestion or gall stones Thoy regulate liver stomach and bowels and build upII your health Only 2oo at all d UKtgists IrXCVLIUCA Horse Tethered to tree In LofHJyV Sjiot Dies of Unknewnt v A rather ne story is repQft Tom Wallace brother of Mar hal Jack Wallace of that city In mak ink a trip to a tobacco bed tu draw plarits neyaral days ago ran upon a pitiable and grewspme sight in an unfrequented wood lot on the farm of Mrs Jenkings he discovered the carcass of a horse almost eaten 1 by vultures The animal had been left there by some one swurely tl6dto A tree by a rope and had evidently died of starvation asall the bark within reach Pf him had been gnaw ed off the trunk of the tree land its branches Hair on the head and neck showed that the horse had been a Jark bay In color and the carcass showed him to have been a good sized animal How it came to be tied up in thatout of the way place and who the owner can be Is a my tery as no one in that community has shores missing It is believed by some that the animal was left there bysome horse thief in passing through who fearing detection hadI tied it up in this secluded spot withI the intention of returning for It had been thwarted in blsplansI Take HRBIN1 for all disturbances in the bowels It purifies the bowel channels promotes reJulrJmovements and makes you bright vigorous and cheerful Price 60c Sold by St Bernard Mining Co incorporated Drug Department I Notice Rev Gi o C Abbitt twill preach at the Library Sunday evening atI 8 oclock Cordial Invitation extend ed to all who will atttmd When yau feel a cold coming Qn dont delay but immediately take Bloodine Cough Checker the cele orated throat aud lung remedy Itstops the cough relieves the irrita Ion and cures the cough St Ber nard Muting Co Incorporated drug department special agents His First Bath Oliver H Curtis the wellknown sociologist of Omaha said In a recent lecture IIBnt our slums are much cleaner than the old old slums tit Euro ie Our slum denizens are cleaner too Among us it is uuuaualto sew chit dren in woolen underwear for th winter not so abroadslid I outheard In of a case that you will hardly credit K IIA man was arrested for stealing a pig and they told him he must take a bath before entering the cell What I Take a baththo man in horrified voice i AYes saidithe jailer How long has it been since you had a bathN IIIIISO help me said the prisoner solemnly II never w arrested be forenever MTLosAngelesTlmes p A Peek Into His Pocket would show the box of Buckleng Ar ea Salve1 that E S Loper a alwayts wound bruises or sore it would no soon heal hs writes Greatest healer of burns boils soplds chap ped hands and lips feyersores skip rup l epxema corns piles ataldruggists St- G I i 1 odes1IBY AILBKK DAVIS Mr Gordon Entertains Visitor ItrsLr K Gordon very charm ingly entertained Monday evening at Loch MVryln Earllngton In hon Nonle Fay Garringjon andIMessrs Cheatham and Sterling Car rlngtoti of Durham N O the harming guests of Mr and hiss W J Barnhill In this city The beautiful grove surrounding Loch Mary was brilliantly lighted with Japan se lanterns sud candles and Ihroughout tlie evening the orches tra from Hopklnsville entertained yOung people with many beauti ful selections Delicious Lets and cakes were served by this charming assluted by Mrs B L Those invited included Misses Nona Fay Carrington Vida Barnett Ruth McNeil Flora McCallnotPat ducah Margaret and Louise Pberson BeatriceRay Franc sEIJ gin Nanoyo Klrkwood Lurleen Coil Alleeh Davis Elizabeth Margaret Katherine Victory of Earling Messrs William Qsborne Will lam Ross MacK Hoffman Neal Spillman Miller and Ben Evans of EarlUngton Roy Wilson MortJti MoFherson Montgomery1 tblemae Sam Arnold Lisle Kobinson Cheat ham and Sterling Carrington Chas Lynn Mr liohieBailev Miss Flor once Howard aud Mr and Mrs Walter Daves of Earllngton ZetertcTe I t11rJieY After a most enjoyable visit to thec homeoArjand Mrs W J Barn hill and other relatives in this cityJ Mrs W T CarrinKton and daughter andMessrsrington left Tuesday morning for a short visit to frelnds fti Springfield Tenu before returning to their homo iu Durham N C They have been entertained extensively since their short stay here and their many friends regretted very muchI to see them leave Spending Your weeks Vacation on the LakeI Mr and Mrs C G Ong and Miss Pearl Mills are spending this month on Lake Michigan They have rented a bungalow for the time and are enjoying their stay to tbei fullest extent Miss Nellie Emerson Of the mil livery firm of Me teal f and Emerson returned to this city Tuesday after visit of several days to her home Princeton Ind Mrs J T Alexander and children J T Jr and Elsie Lee are visit tug her parents at Crider Ky for a few weeks 1 We make a specialty of doing two and three color work If you want classy Job work that will give satin faction see our and got prices at the Madlsonville Branch Office In Mortons Furniture Store AILEEN DAVIS Manager Mrs Lee Montgomery and dough ter Catherine retuned home afte a visit to the home of Mrs Montgom erys relatives iu Davless County Will Simmons of Hopklnsvllle was in MadiBonvllle Wednesday on business Hyman Sabel Is visiting his sister in Uniontown this week Mrs Sleeker knapp of Evans villo arrived in Madisonvllle Tues day to be the guest of her parents I Mr and Mrs W L Gordon Jr I for a few days Mrs Martha Lewis of Henderson who has been vleitingher daughter heer eveningeDont forget the SemiWeekly Bee has a branch office for Math sonville people In Mortons Furui tare Store If you want adverts lug or job work or wish to subscribe for the paper calla up number 4 AILEEN DAVIS Manager Miss Margery Whitfleld of Earl is the guest of friends in Owensboro this week and was the guest of honor at a big dance given in that city Tuesday evening Ott Waddill was in Evansville TuesdaysMaster Blaokwell Taylor left Tuesday evening for Clay Ito spend sev grandmothertMist Vlda Kosurri pf Mortons Gap vlfited relativesstn Madlsonville le Tuesdays Mrtnd Mrs reAIJ I f J z it I turned tO their home7n Hopkins ville Monday liter a weeks visit to Mr and Mrs Rupert Ballty in this city vlsfthlAtrendsGet the habit of coming to the branch office of the SemiWeekly Bee at Mortons Store wh6ii you want engraved cards embossed letterheads dance tickets or programs We have th lot us figure with you on pricosc AILEEN DAVIS Manager Capr and Mrs L D Hocker smith and granddaughter returned home Monday after an extended visit to Weavers Store Tennessee Mr and Mrs D H Kinchloo returned borne Wednesday night from Rochester N V Niagra Washington a trip down the Thousand Islands and many other Eastern and Northern points Farmer mechanics railroaders laborers rely on Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil Takes the sting out of cuts burns or bruises at once Pain can stay where itis used BEACHEY DARESGRIM NIAGARA i Aviator Flies Over Falls and Down Nar row Whirlpool Gorge i Niagara Falls June 27In the presence of 160000 persons Lincolu Beactiy the California aviator today niter circuiting above the falls swooped beneath the arches of the upper steel bridge and down the gorge almoPttothwhlrlpoolj Rising again beneath the sides pf the lower riverJBeauhy soared to the Canadian Bideywhere he made asucI cessful flioti see through which he flew 168 feet in height and barely feet skis to sIde Beachy will repeat the flight tyo morrow x Beuchy was seen at Evansville a few weeks ago when many Earling ton visitors saw him perform in the airIWhooping cough is not dangerous when the cough is kept loose and exceptions easy bv giving Cham berlalns Cough Remedy It hn8I been used in many epidemics of this disease with perfect success For sale by alt dealers STEEL TRUST REPORT IS LAID BEFORE TAFT Result of two Years Investigation by Corporation Bureau To Be Publish ed Soon Washington June 27ASter two years investigation of the Steel trust Herbert Knox Smith com missioner of corporations to day laid before President Tattan ex haustive report of his findings The report will soon be made public at the Presidents direction so the Hous committee investigating the Steel trust may claim the benefit fit A 60 cent bottle of Blqodlne Rheu idugerthansore throat A most effective rem edy for cold on chest Droop etc Incorporr ated drug department special agents Somewhat Ambiguous HERE Is some graveyard poetry recently found on a tombstone in Cold water Here lies our wife Samantha Proo or- Who ketched a cold and wouldnot doctor She could not stuy she had to go Praise God from Whom all blast ings flow 1 A Few Facts About Liver Trouble A dull sluggish liver always bring q dull sluggish feeling to the entire body When the live works proper ly the blood choruses through the body in a bright red stream When the liver is inactive the blood be comes dull and muddy and it is full mny1Jtoland complexion on They might rub a life time and the same yellow cent plqxtpn would remain for the liver causes it Only bright red blood brings fine complexions Blood loaded with Impurities from the J ImIJurltlesrouthro1lth I brownish yellow I To get dull heavy feeling and muddy yellow complexion et the lIver in working again Two wobotties of BLOOD INE win dolt nine times out of ten If you are troubled with Constipation and Straining use BLOODINE LIVER with the BLOODINE Citilnoorporateaagent Q t7 9fpcw kf i tf r UESDAT and FfilDAT EARLINGTON hosteisjelng r M Railroad News RoHprfc Fe theVeton ir workr iiio extra at QntKriel Altlioak Robert is one of gird youngest operators d vrthe line he Ibolik this ilfic ltpugiUou like aa- olcjhead Q Misses ida autl Eif elBobbtttn who have been working ut th Br vabock pffoe in Mat leonville have bet1transferred to the Gathrie offite Aiiewtiihecurdl will go inle effect Just l4t L vviug the tin of Bi Jgour pjjesengor ank freight traipgon this chvuionJ Olnef Dispti tcher Griffin anti traihmnster E L Wise liana been bnfty vvrirktrip oii the neW time Oil M for the ptetfete rj riyi Engineer H rry Vyithers is ort the luterurbuu Oertuiuiy makw good time with the little scrap pill he te rnnnfnjr5 i Business on the Henctereov jji division is picking up slowly Work on the rUr 4 bud nil alolll the line is prpgrewing as well II could be expected Itfs worse thaif uirtlesB to fake any medielhes InterHally MK mKoul ct or qhroBWr irheHwaUsw + Ail that is needed lea free application Chamberlains sale by all dealers r BLOODY 8H01 ibini Ir + i1I Near I C Track at IVertenveN Clew toOwr 0 A tan shoe with streaks of blood on it was found alpnc thel C track Nortpnvilie Thursday aiid caused some excitement The shoe was apparently new and but little worn it was out almost into by the wheels the train passing oVer it L freight crew reported that a matt had jumped from the train as it was passing the town and was thought to be hurtWhon the searchers ari lIved nothing of the man could be found but the shoo A search wax made through the woods and sur rounding fields but nothing caino of it and it is a case of doubt to the Nortonville people whether iUI BwHtJfeet are making pigeon toet tracks in the ev shilling ends ot eternity Or whether he succeeded IK catching another train and left for parts unknown Dont ihlbk thin petscahtbecured Tkov sandof obstinate cases kaVo been Cured by Doans Ointment 50 cents aiany drugstore Rural ReuteCa krs Get Rake BeginMingwTtn iext July all thl rural nan carriers having a stand ard rodterofv24vinJlilds vU rebelVe ft raise in salar of 100 per year which will make their Jehrlysalary l00t I instead r900as it is now Those below the standard will receive as lucreaeo in proportion to the u um her of miles traveled in delivering their mall Their Increase will be the third one granted the carriers since the department was establish ed in 1003 The original pay of the carriers was 600 per year This was increased to 760 two yoars later and in 1007 to 900 Gas in the stomach comes front food which has fermented Get rut quicklybilious attack i HEItBINE is the remedy you need It cleanses and strengthens livpr und bowels ant bowels and restores energy ant cheerfuluesj Price 600 Sold by St Bernnrd Mining Co incorporated Drug Department Giant Engine in Service on I C R It Louisville June 28At noon to day engine 1039 of the Illinois Can tral railroad the largest and fastest engine that over steamed up in a lo i cal shed pulled out for its maldea run to Fulton KyThe monstec maclilut has just 6e J1mpleted by the Schenectady Locpmolve Work at a cost of 27000 and is the Brat of jt troupe of six that the Illlnok Central will use to handle the new heavy otuol car trains that are to be put on in the near future Bilious Feel beavy after dinner 1ongM1 coated Bitter taste Complexion IlIIelLtv needs wakioK up DMHS Ko uUis clKe billow attacks 13 ceitU at lilT dfo 4ort tl n VI i I HiI V v o jliJJ r j I r tf 4- Lbelfll I it fee PAUL M MOORS EDITOR AND PUBLISHER J E FAWOETT vf ASSOCIATE EDITOR AND 8USINE MANAGER Member ef Kentucky Press Association j aAiISeed District Publishers League I Branch 0fice tit Martens Farnitare Steve 119 Seath Main Street ar n HRftlk KeRf city Plaerte lie 4MSS AILEEN DAYIS Mgr J i larly to bed and early to rise Attend to your business and advertise And you will lie healthy pros perous and wise Of perfect service rendered du ties dene In charity t ft speech and staiR V less days j r These riches shall net fade away in life j Her any death dispraise Edwin Arnold i Why a Flying Machine Flies An aeroplane being any flat or lightly curved surface propelled through the air an inquiring mind may well ask observes that careful student ot aviation Walde Jlt8r Kaempffert Why does it It stay aloft Why does it not fall f 4ft II cpnsWerably heavier than Air It IB the air pfeiflure beneftth the plane and tho motion of the plain explains Mr Kaetnpffert that kee- r It up A balloon can remain stationary ever a given spot in a calm but an aeroplane must constantly move if it is to Remain In the rtTbq roQU planei and blpkties of Blertot Cur tlM and the Wrights are lIo111pwh tin the position of a skater an thin i9de Thb skater mnst move fast enough to reach a new section of is before he falls i the aeroplane must move fast enough to reach a new fiction of air before he falls Heuce the aeroplane is constantly struggl IRk with gravitation And Mr Wal demar Kaempilert observes further In the course ot his elucidation The simplest an most familiarr example of an aeroplane is the kite of our boyhood days We all re member how we kept it aloft by holding it against the wind or by p running with it if there happened to be only a gentle breeze When the stopped altogather or the string the kite tell Above all things It was necessary to hold tho I kites surface toward the wlndau end which we accomplished with a ruing The eagle is aq animated kite without a string it keeps its outspread wings to the wind by mus ealar power If Wecan find a sub stitute for the string some device other words which will enable us i The pull or the thrust of an engine I driven propeller is the accepted su- btetttute for the Htrlng of a kite audI the muscles of an eagle If only these simple principles were involved In a solution of the ageold problem of artificial flight aeroplanes would have skimmed the air decades agoparrent Lltora tare July Hows This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for an- ycae of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure FJ CHENEY CO Toledo 0 We the undersigned have known P J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly WALDINO KIPHAN MARVIN Wholesalo Druggists Toledo O Halls Catarrh Cure 2s taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free Price 730 per bottle Sold by all Druggists Take Halls Family Pills for constipatoin Of Interest to Everyone who Owes a tow Every man or woman who does their own milking knows how much worry and trouble the flies are at nuking tUne This can be avoided by the use of Shoo Fly Powder Try a can and be convinced Only 1 the gallon and will save you 10 worth of worry For sale by OEOwen Madiionville Mrs Fred Hippie of Chicago and Jfr ann Mm Henery Christ of Boonville who have been visiting ia this city have returned to their tames rw f t u t rjfif r it IiJall +L 1 I ll Rates One yenrul00Six months BO Three months 26 Single copies 6 I Specimen copies mailed free on applicatlbu Correspond ents wanted In all parts of the county Address us for par ticulars MalliI IIITeIe 1911A 1broke ffltupmachinet finanrbyId Subscription ADDITIONAL MADISONVIL1E NOTES Mrs B C Mitchell returned home Thursday from a weeks visit In Franklin the guest of Mrs James B HarrisCyrus Wilson went to RuBsellville Thursday to spend several days wit 5friendsMisses Daisy and Katherine VVl son are visititig friends and relatives in Hanson and Hederson this weekMrs Gorden BvHall of Frankford is the guest of her mother Mrs Llllle Carr- Mesdames W J Cox and W J Cox Jr returned home Wednes day after a months visit to Okla hems W M Baetaman of Nebo was In town Thursday Maj B F Harris was in Prove dence Thursday Mr and Mrs Jobn Cansler of Earlington was In town Thursday sprouts home from a visit to Ev ansvile Mrs H A Beard ot Princeton is in MadigonYUle the guar of Mrs litho Fowte i I Dixonppasfl 0 Hopkinsville to visit friends Mr and Mrs Shelly Ashby of Hanson are visiting relatives In this oity 4 I IightninrKilli Fox rh1oo6Jgtnilfi klled only 169 in whole country Ones chances of death by lightning are Thetor stomach trouble Is vastly greater but not if Electric Bitters be used aa Robert Madsen West Burlington Ia proved Four doctors gave him sufferingrlow jaundice He was then com pletely eared by Electric Bitters Theyre the best stomach liver nerve and kidney remedy and blood on earth Only 50c at all druggists L cStN Abolishes Office of Mechanic Louisville Ky June 29rhe Louisville Nashville Railroad Company has abolished the office of Master Mechanic O H Rae form erly Master Mechanic is made Su perintendent of Machinery E 8 Hedgcpck is also promoted to Assistant Superintendent of Machin = ery under Ot F Giles I MrsScott aiul daughters Kate and arto8 the gifests Mr and Ed lra- hern o Nervous I was very nervous writes Mrs Mollie Mirse ofCarrsvJJle Ky ft I palpitation of the hearty anwas irregular MrsHattlties of Cardul and It did me more good than any medicine I ever took I am 44 years old and leftrsince taking CarduL EH Tak CAROUI The Womans Tonic Cardul is advertised and sold by its loving friends advIsedMrshad herself been cured or serious female trouble by whatCardut MrsCainsurely will curt you too Wont you try It Please do t- u QI j Itt r I O T One More WeekO- F i Go Cart Bargains List week the sale of go carts was larger than I had hoped for goadha byltaking advantage e Just think of a collapsible go cart as low as 300 You never saw a better value than the 7 00 cartsnowat 450 The 10 00 carts are the strongest made this week 750 Cil A Morton Furniturei Carpets Rugs and Draperies Funeral Director qW Embalmer Madisonville Ky Kentucky Fair Dates The following are the dates fixed for holding the Kentucky Fairs fo 1011 as tar as reported Officers of fairs ara requested to report to us any ommissions or corrections of dates Madisonyllle July 185 days Henderson July 25 B days Versailles August 22 days Lexington August 70 days Uniontown AuduqtS 5 days Vanceburg August 94 days Lawrenceburg August 154 days Leltchfleld August 164 days Burksville August 164 days Brodhead August 108 days Fern Creek August 164 days- ShepherdsvilleAagnet224days London August 224 days Errauger August 284 days Germantown August 248 days Nlcholasville August 298 days Somerset August 298 days Bardstown August 804 days Paris September 40 days Moutlcello September b4 days Alexandria September 5S daps Mount Olivet September 4days Hogenville September 68 days Sanders September 04 days Kentucky State Fair Louisville September 110 days Horse Cave September 204 days Mayfleld September 274 days Bowling Green Oct 47 4 days There is one medicines that every family should be provided with and especially during the summer mouths viz Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy It is almost certain to bb needed It costs but a quarter Can you afford to be without it For Sale by all dealers Kentucky for Taft Says Senator Bradley Washington June 29 Senator Bradley told the Presidept today that Kentucky isv for him and will declare enthusiastically for him for renomination In the coming State convention There Is no horse liniment more effective than for animal flesh than BALLAJRDB SNOW LINIMENT nor Is there any healing remedy for the human bogy that IB milder or more efficacious in its action It heals the sores or wounds of men and beast Price 2oc 500 and 100 BernardMiningpartment Miss Ethel Coleman df Nashville who has been visiting Miss Margaret Mitchell has returned home Miss Mary Anna Schlampof Hen derson is visiting her Runt Miss Anna Moore Mrs W Bramwell and daughters Anna tfeallicrBefisle May are visiting relatives in this city r i w t o Y ri LI ort+ 11l t orr tiii in CITY DIRECTORY A Mayor H O BourlandIPolice JudgeA J Beiiuett BradleyNightTax Assessor J H Corbitt City Clerk Paul P Price Treasurer Frank B Arndld NlshetOfty WoodCounollmenMadison Oldham F D Rash Gee C Atkinson Tbos Blair C M Henry Meeting night Oust Monday night in each month MMreBoardGi Gilbert Kinq and Curtis B John sups M D Yostmagher Chas Cowell i CHURCHESC- ATHOMO CHURCH =First inas every Sunday and holy day at 70a m Second mass and preaohjny 980 a m Vespers and benediction p m Rev J P MoParland Pastor CHRISTIAN CHUKOH school at 980 a m Preaohlngever Lords day at 1046 a m and 7 45 m Prayer meeting every Wednes day at 780 p m DR D T STANLEY Pastort M E CHUROH Regular service a pmPrayerat 780 Sundayschool at 9 80 a m Class meeting second Sunday at 1080 a mREV HoiAzOLAW Pastor M E CHURCH BOOTH Rev W C r pastor Services oil every Sunday at 11 a m and 745 p m Sunday school at 98a m Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 780 oclock Ladies Aid Society every Monday after noon Official Board meeting Monday after first Sunday in each monthMISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Preaching 2nd and 4th Sunday at Ham and 780 m and the precede tiJeSaturdayday Sunday School at 980 a m Prpyti neetiup eve rvMondav night at 7OC Rev C H Grigsou Pastor JENFJUAI BAPTIST CHURCH Services fourth Sunday morning and evening in each month and Satur day evening preceding Prayer meeting Friday event fr unday school 2 p m REV T J LYNN Pastor EPISCOPAL CHURCH Services let tJeLibraryREV O 0 ABBITT Rector LODGES I Masonic Lodge E W Turner No 648 meet lot and Brd Fridays in each month SecIP meets every Monday night Visit ors welcome ERNEST NKWTON- v K of R and S Hopkins Lodge A O U W No nlKhtrGolden Cruse Lodge Earlmgton Np 525 meets 1st and 8rd Saturday night in each month MRS BERTHA UMSTEAD Sec Degree of Honor o10 meets 2nd and 4th Saturday nights in each month Miss LIZZIE HUFF Sec Ben Hur Lodge Earlington Court No 55 meets every let and 3rd Monday night at old Masonic Hall DR O B JOHNSON Scribe Standwalte Tribe No 57Red Men meets every Friday sleep HARRY LONG C of R CatalpaCampday night All members are ear nestly requested to be there C 8 CRHNSHAW Clerk Modern Woodmen of the World No 11992 meets every Wednesday Y Q WALKER Sec Elks BP O No 788 meets at nightBRuler RoY S WILSoN Secretary Earllhgton Chapter XT DCImeets 1st Thursday in each at 24 pm MRS KATE WITHERS Pres secnrlttwUlMonday nights Visiting members invited to attend 0 SORBNSHAW Clerk cordlallyinvitedLodges I v When You Paint bujldings inside or outside if you desire the verY best results at the least expense you should use THE StiERWINWlLLIAMS f PAINT color1lds I SOLD BY MERNARD MINING 00- Tacerporated DRUG DEPARTMENT fiil y1a c 1 j rw 1 JA G rR io ice NOB cefr 1 I + To our friends and customers de I siring any change to be made in their hats or wantanY retrimmed work done or new hats we will appreciate your order between now and next Saturday V as our Miss West will leave next N Monday for her vacation We want to thank the public for the very liberal patronage given Miss V West in our millinery department dur ing the past season We assure you r that nothing has been left undone onvyrf her behalf to please each customer I For Bargains in Millinery Call 0 This Week Special Sailor and Shapes for July 4- CaBarnes Cowand IKMMMTEI Earlingtonr1 OH YOU W O W c a L For the Benefit of thef+ Woodmen of the World r JULY I I- AT NORTONVILLE KY We haVe arranged with V the Dixie I Amusement Co to give us an all day and night moving picture show with many changes wichw1i len l1ndetcl tent f 40 by 70 feet Bvery thing ib be lighted up r and operatedby electricity There will tie music arid dantngcontests of various kinds band concert refreshments and everything j uptodate We expect to make this thetf d- f happiest and most enjoyable day of the sea- Son v I Everyone invited All roads lead t6tlf Nortonville CI r J f v i j J I a ksk f A f p l + w4tX r7jlr j r 1 Tr 7 4- r D r 0- ii l t iewrft the tlMatfi kt kM U ull- Wi11neverzsap ft ef depart hewin oliJbIatrH anti kelbri t cHS M HAKMN HKLCltAr tort HrimXmy t r- f Wjun fmltExtrtctug P MIl f reckfe Wtrk r I M ore aalfekykrSpeclaky fSwbylI4N1s 7ete ubl- itJuftf N II1 XfIIIKI r News of the Townj MIIB Susie Eglofl left Sunday morning for Evansville PrincetonI and Boon yUle where she will Tisit her two sisters andT brother Mr Earnest tNevpXon ISOn titI- eiok list this week+ Mr Lee Myergf9t Louts was dj in town this week1 Mrai HR Corey was to Madison Tille Tuesday Mr Ed Brodey of Oklahoma City yisited friends in this Qlty Tuesday Chas Traheru who has beep visiting In Hopklnsvillu for the past week has returned home returnedfriends in Howell Ind Misses Katie and Ellen Wiialen left Tuesday for Carlisle to at tend the wedding of Miss Kitio Ma thiat and Mr John King Old papers for sale at the flee office Miss Elsie Brown Is visiting frinnds in Nashville this woek Miss Susan Marie CriUohfleld who has been visiting friends In Pamtbroko has returned home Miss Lena Davis is visiting raja tlvos In Anton Henry Martin spent Tuesday In Evansville j- MM Ernest Clator visited friends i in this city Tuesday l Mrs Otha Leach and son ot U tral City are the guests oL3Jrs enL V Repfro Mr and Mrs W T Button w have been visiting Mr and Mrs VRenfro hava gone t6 Bowli Greeti to visit friends Miss Alma Renfro will return home Monday after a pleasant visit to relatives In Bowling Green Mr and Mm P L Jamison are visiting relatives in Baton Ohio WANTED 100 miners at once for steady work Apply to CJOKTONVILLB COAIi i A gO JICO1 uOr r Nortonville Ky Mesdames Laura Pritohett and Vaden Babyof Madisonville we in this city visiting friends W Kv Griffin made a business trip to Madisonville Tuesday Miss Etila Richards of vllle is visiting the Misses Ore shaw this week Miss Eliza fioblnson made friers it Madlsonville a visit Tuesday Miss Mary Hewlitt Is visiting rela tins In White Sulphur Spring W Va F B Arpold made a business trip toM dlsonvIUe Tuesday Misses Myrtle Bailey and Bulah Driver of Madlsonville visited friends here Tuesday MrI A May the hustling salesman ot the Heilprln Suit Co Chicago made a business trip to this city this week Mrs Joe Brinkley who has bee n visiting her parents In Dawson has returned home Mrs Krebs of Irylng Ky Is the guest of Miss Mary Ellen Burke MlBs Amanda btodghlll Is visit Ing the family of W E Ashby tb weak Mr Lowe will make friends Atlantic site a visit in a short tith Dare Shields who ha been visit log Miss Mary Ellen Burke has re turned to her home in Nashville Mrs Sugg of Paducah Mr an Mrs Wat Bishop of St Louis an itlsB Lllah BIshop spent Wednes day with Mrs Dan Umstead Mrs Mallie Brothers and daugb r Miss Nina of Greenville are the guests of Mrs W E Ruuyon is oue of ftheville and is taking her vacation Misses Ethol Brooks and Johnnie Fleming of Sebree are visiting Miss T et Acquainted 9 M a ar Withthecelebrated SterCr M ling Way of clothesmak- ing a + fL 4iIi P t c We recommend them I for their style for the perfect workmanship all wool febricsjand the won c derful Jdwness britheirsr v vv jprice 5v i I K i L tvJ gf Many Modelsi Fabrics of all weaves andcolors an d itfre promptest gibl serv Ff 1 MoststylesJ i sto 135+ L I 1st1Bernard Store I W B CQYLE MANAGER i St Bernard Mining Company INCORPORATED EARLINGTCXST KENTTJC5KY a as a U = Y 1 S r tssdLbacknaBaHards SNOW- LINIMENT aulwduestraded muscles sad rentorM healthy condition Tor heal eutr burnt sr lAialde there It nothing like it srcttfttt r a Ill than the shoaseberih ilmt gents rhea rubbed In for orCelax gad rellevlar Influence le very gratifying it is an all around household liniment that la useful in a thousand ways alwayspegleenUse Stephens Eye Salve far deBore Eyes Cures ceepneNe ST BIRKABD MINING CO Incam porated Drug Department Mrs Margaret Bourlaud is quite ill The Infant daughter of Jaok Rain water died this morning about 9 oolook of a complication of troubles Funeral will be tomorrow afternoon V vlstingfrlendThe following party spent an e WednesdayMryllle led Mr and Mrs 0 B Lon and children Morris aud Ruth Madisonville Mrs Fred Hippie isChicago Mrs M 0 Long of Mad isonvlllo Mr and Mrs MB Long and daughter Elizabeth Mr and 4roveier P P trice was in Madlsonville e Wednesday visiting his father bueiuesds made a business trip to Madisonville Wednesday Mrs A O Bisk visited friendain MadiRonvlIle Wednesday spentWednesday SChastrade a business trip to sbieoit WednesdayrMIsaiEIla Griffin of Ltnton Inc cityhastImer Evans and Baker Fugate were in Madisonville Wednesday Miss Annie Hill of this city hes accepted a position in the Pe oples Bank Misses Ruby Sisk and Sue Mike Willis left Thursday for an extended visit hOut West S L Aaron of Barnesloy will soon take his boys to an excellent Catholic school iu Meade county where be will enter them to be edu oat d and oared for Mr Aaron re y lost hs wife r Born to Mrand Mrs Alfred Law peon HeclaiSutiday afternoon a boy baby 1 Born to Mrs Virgil High tots Mol- ldayarternoon a girl baby CR R TIMECARD Time of departure of Illinois Cec ral trains from Ndttonville Ky NORTH BOUND mNoNo 122 local pass 1Q45 amNo 138 local 088 p m SOUTH JOUND No 101 408 pm mNoNo 135 local pass 553 a ra iI LNITIMECARDVTime through and departure of trains originating at Earhn ton Effective Sunday April 91911 NORTH BOUNDii No 92 jfJ amN- o62 1115 amNo 94 723 p m v No 54 1122 pjcn SOUTH BOUND No 58 480 amNo 95 823 a m pwNoINTERUBJSAN TRAINS NORTH NoIM762amNo pmNoiSOUTH BOUND No 108 710a m No 105 1000 a m No 107 1357 pm 820pmNo M H6 ETIMECARDT M H II E time card wont Into lPllNoa m No 118arrlT8s880 p m r- r tkr r Mrs Elgie Sisk who bas been vis itlng relatives in Mortone Gaphas returned home Born to Mr and Mrs Pearl Wil babyAILdolnll Miller Evans made a short trip to Nortonville Thursday retuftledfromLarry Todd who has been layed up for several days is now able to bout e again- Mre Tp6 Tytiver of t ie ep ntry- tfM Friday t Pat Henry Whaten who has been sick for several days ia much better Prof Dudley made a business trip to Madiaonrrlle Thursday Misses Dixie Woodruff Gertie 0 annon and Maude Jenkins of St Charles visited friends here Thurs day Miss Janie Victory made friends in Madisonvilie a visit Thursday Jno W Lotcsdou of Evansville made a business trip to this city Friday MrsIIey Brlnkly was In Madison vvllle Thursday Mrs l WIl Ross who has been vie iting friends in this city has re turned home Ed Trahern is on the sick list this weak P A orowx from Mortons Gap spent- a very enjoyable evening out at the lake Thursday Those in the party wQreMriand Mrs Will Sisk Mr MrsnJouesyHofetnanf MrofCarrier r Miss Sybil OBrien of Mortons Gap was in town Friday Cheap1 son Groceries Gold Medalnour6 o BapDU 12U to Itio- SOlbs Puro lard 660 4 cans of Horiup260100Jbe estChlcken feed 2So Lemons per doz 25o Grated Pineapple 100 seat Pea Berry Coifee260 100b2 Ibp Soda 5o Ibs Loose Starch to lOo DTVYLDERY I j r i RAILS OAK AK ARCH AND RINGS of GLASS ART GLASS M f ej U j j I for thi or BoyD i t Cool and Mens 2piece suits wash summer and Mohairs 5 to 85- Mens I thin skeleton coats Jn wash serges mo hairs silks and Sioillians 1 to iTSO Yens wash and fancy woolen with or without cuffs 1 to H 60 v Special sale of suits at 1260 Special sate negligee shirts it 67e Enorm in all styles ties soft shirts collars and also Ian Mens summer leather or canvas oxfords 2 to = 8 All manner of wash and light woolen wear for the boys Call or us hear from you i J IT TO William Addams F- OROOVERNOR JULY 1 1911 Great Hopkins County Fair Madisonville JULY 18 19 202122Array of Ring Shows Hall Attractions Day and Night C C J A FKiNCCHAn Secretary Builders Supplies DOORS IA8KI1IAiiiz CAsiNGS MEWJEES BALUSTERS BRACKETS T SPINDLES PORCH BLOCKS TRACERY ijNEWELS XAiEAIL BALITSTEESELS SHINGLES LADDERS GRATES 31rUJ PLXTE MIRRORS WIXDOWGLASSSKYLIGHT MIXED FAINTS COLORS VARNISHES BRUSHES PETAL All Kinds ofPointers Supplies MEMBERS EVANSVILLE REBATE ASSOCIATION July WiinWis Man sightly serviceable economical woolens trbnsert spinraer assortments ofsummer hosiery underwear 5Ilet L SAYS TRADE HERE VOTE FOR DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY SATURDAY Great Races Floral Exhibits Special aiVCNSf President COLUMNS ROOFING Agents for Amalgamated Arc Flint Roofing i READY1TO 7 Anything you need in Building 1aterialand Build ers Supplies Years of experience pablfe us to know good from badand how to buy and how to se 1k We have just about completed stocking our ware house which has taken us several months Every 6 thing iswhere it belongs and oltr system j perfect We have a complete line of Building Material DressedLumberties Flooring Ceiling Siding Moulding Lime fement Etc Etc Etc x 7 Just Received a Car Load of the Best Tennessee Lime We have a private siding no hauling no switching charges anda light operating expense and we are r prepared to meet all legitimate competiori Star Planing Mill Co Incorporated MADISONVILLE KY ON L N RAILROADaArch trHtIt Those 567 Aents for Amalgamated Arc Flint Rootingy t v D Ie l iflI J 1 IJ j kM I Wi M 1i A Real July Clearing of Mens and Boys Clothing eofthis store has been built up to the very high point to The of Clothing vah to be obtained best lines of Clothingwith theits customers veryby servingwhich it has attained- statidard only Broil High Art Suits will be sold at Marx and strouse When we say that Hart Schaffner merchandise will be sacrificed and it cer realize that good dependable a reduction you at once Iteinly stands you in hand to be here early and get a choice selection 11UIEI TCI ODDo MENS CLOTHING 2500 Hart Schaffner Mfl 75s ft Marx Suits 1 16250 Hart Schaffner 17 7- ft Marx Suits 11 if L 8000 HSrt Schaffner t1K71 Marx Suits 1 J 75HighArt4J5QO S Bros Riga AH Suits Iif40250 Qeiershofers rift 7 1utraneed Suits I U1 I ii 75GnarahteedSixteen o d Summer Coats ugh and dark gray woolens crash I IJeI etc values uCto 7601choice KNIOKEE SUITS The best made and fullest cut Clothes in the city 751LJ4 Oceans of Notions 1 iLarge Palm Pans j I C Cotton I Tape White I A Black7 Ib C tstella Hair Wavers six for Ho hook of Gold Head PinsCf 10 cent value R hp- 30o Hair Nets all shades jlndcs15c die IIoir Nets all i Sale PeonI Notions Continued Dress Makers Delight 4Supports 7T C Warrens Supports GrQsg a n4c 4Wireu rook White Head PinsI1 tax Mourning Pins u r sOc Box Shell ItairPins c ins15cSSc Box Shell Hair 4cSiid Curlers small size 3B3 Curlers Large rJfV Size 7c OQoTooth Child s PursesCJI n Kchardsons SilkJtU 6SixC Darning Cotton Black White a dfTan t 2C UOTCRS 1 iitting Cotton M aWhite i HU ltein3cMont Mellic Thread Ti tey Red Floss fcO OpEmbroidery 4LinenC 8lIemC l 4cBest Brass Pins full count 1 5- J 25c Bandeaus Coral trim C trim25c50c Bandeaus Gold Porous Knit Wash RIgs3c Boss Ball Thread Seyen Balls for uu 1 DcMemmed Diapers 24x48 White Cottage Rods8n Complete tI JtOMPEES AND BLOUSES The Little One Brand of Boys and Girls Play Rompers and Boys Blouses Rompers size 2 to 6 years Iflonse sizes 6 to 14 years 3brtra Good 50c values July QQpPriceAUTO SCARFS t CPersian100 Silk arid Tinsel 19nLaee Scarfs i n FANCY RIBBONS I Twenty Pieces of Beautiful Widp Sash Ribbons worth 35c to 50c per yard Choice TQ C Dyp tt0lp t J SAND SAGIto F 6l pMtltlk 1i BIack Hand 1kg s g 71Kniclter 71Kmcker 71lrnicker 5Knicker 25Knickerr 35Knicker 65Kniekcrhoice of any Boys Suit with straight bottom pants values up to 600 Choice iJHiuG 35C 50c Chlds Wash Suits Suits65cilOO Child s Wash 18sixC c5c7clOc Featherstitch Braid 5IC lOc Featherstitchc CBox4WireC lOc Thimbles 1CI Ten Inch Frame Broken Bot tom Gilt or Gun Metal Frame 100 value 7Kn Choice luu DUTCH COLLARS Ladies Embroidered Linene Dutch Collars four patterns a LONG SILK GLOVES Value 75c Quality Long 100 Long Silk Glaves inBlack Brown and Tan July 69Clearance Sale Price e 150 Niagara Maid Long Silk Gloves almost all colors jTuly Clearance Sale 98cPrice V CORSETS 56 American Lady Corsets odds and ends of discontinued moi cIs values up to 300 all sizes 19 to 30 to begin with July Clearance Sale Price Luu Two Styles of Nemo Corsets One Style Nemo Corset 400 Grade July Clearance tJ AO Sale Price f1 U MENS HATS With the biggest and best ar ranged Hat Department in Western Kentucky we are well equipped to take care of your needs at all times If you need a Hat at this time whether it be a straw or felt the savings clearly pointed out to you in the prices below should be sufficient to bring you on the jump to this store the very opening day of this Great July Clear ance Sale STRAW HATS fo no 400 Straw Hats pidU 300 Straw Hats tpiU 6 fcf 07 4250 Straw Hats I U I 01 IO 200 Straw Hats iJJIiHUA4 150 Straw Hats 1 1 1 L 74ft100 Straw Hats 75c IO n Straw Hats UObOQn 50c Straw Hatsc 1 r Jn 25c Straw Hats LL p in20c Straw Hats I db Big lot of all shapes left pn from list season Choicedb n + FUR HATS 350 Gold Medal 219Special HitI f f Vr Ii t 0 SHI rJ l r J ripe r +w awito I You know the anteecc 10c a Bu Rip Of course it holds good oven at these Low Clearance prices 398500 Odd Pants q 31846o Odd Pants 238300 Odd Pants 200 Odd Pants 15178c 100 Odd Paflts 85c100 Overalls ODD KNEE PANTSM straight bottom C- All Knicker Odd Pants 10 per cent I C C Head Pins Treasure Safety Pins 4G sizesair Bias Fold Tape tlireet 7C widths all colors Card of Fancc C t for 11 Bi i 0 e Marks Xy J K Te1 1 rj ale yE ito July lst clock DcSpecial 45cClearance 8Clearance 10to 8I2cThreadSkein 4Collar1Supports 300 Gold Medal 2 39 XXXX Hats 1 250 Gold Medal 1 99 XXX Hats 1 200 Gold Medal 1 I 59 19Brand125 d9 Brand Hats f 5 MENS SHIRTS J 150 Day Shirts + 1 125 Fay Shirts 09Match PIJ 79LleateC kinds39caOc Shirts of all No Manhattan Shirts included in this sole LINEN COLLARS 100 Dozen Mens Linen Collars three styles aU 15 cent value Slippers 50threeOxfords 00andOxfords shapes Patents 75MetalsFosters Oxfords Shapes Oxfords 25SizesYouths Bear weUin mind the DAY JULY We point thousands of should here the opening our urdaymorning July oclock Those who are familiar with Clearance OIpl Yellow PlaceWhere Opens Saturday Volunteer Faultless RED BARGAINS SNATCHED RANDOM all want3c 32CScQtch 4 de4cCanvas best 5Iloosier BrownDomestie Blenched 6 CIndiaHucl4cGood Bleached 0Suitingc- 30x60 Box Shell Hair Japanese 11lattuigCRug Childs Dress Prices LessPrices which believe the sensation of the store tcttor- C quality and variety Come sale expecting fit Sale Certainlylarence Clearence merchandise Yellow They convey d05 Sale atS o on Clearance 12vL PANTSI sizesC LAwxs- st Scotch lot carried vns11 Silko Japonctte La 15cPrinted Flacons laxons1 wide COUCH Oriental Specially July OR A July ClearanaeSale For Men Women and J Children the enormouS shoe that causes us man lots good shoesjust few and there the various lines make up big assortment and it is suchtimes as this Bi Clearance that up and put ridiculousVices that every member can supplied good footwear fraction value Read carefully these Bargdus Misses Patent Blucher Oxford Heel Welt Sole 01 7K f250 value H 1 1 1 u 100 pairs Ladies Slippers Our Best Makes values 300 and 350 some all T 1 750to start with Choice v 1 200 Ladies Patent 150 Mens Vicis Gun Metals and Tans New Toes Bought for our 250 retailer pairs Helmers Bettman 350 IVIens PO Cfl good ipiUy Nettleton 500 and 600 Ox fords for Men Tans 75 pairs Howard Pat ent Blucher arid But ton CO QK 400 values iUu 25 pairs Boys Patent Blucher and Button Styles Lot Boys and Tan Oxfords slzes from Little Gent 9 9ys 5 any style at Half Price O L j date SATU R w 1st could out reasons why you be at of doors Ir S ist at 8 our Sale know why We want you know also v Look Sign sIt I SOME i HOT r t 44 r t Calico you Brcst Lawns Wall g tv i r LL c V Domestic cyard wide + i i T 4 Cotton C 25c Pins i 15 ready made 49C ri we will create year Not another in this whole few if any can show the to this to c Sale has been ticketed with Tags Look for them real j ri J I 1 I r Best Lawns Choice of a of Lawns C loc 20c I 9ct 25e Woven Check 2Tc and 20c Bordered 15C Lawns 40 inches COVERS Large and Beautiful Couch Covers 200 values Priced for this Clearance Sale li Doing business we do to have a geat short of a pairs here from a at Sale we collect em such on them of a household be at a of its real Low of sizes 75 tp of to tof 2 00OxfordsBoys Vici Blucher 01 Ofl Oxfords 150 value IitU Boys Gun Metal Blucher M Cfl Oxfords 200 value I iuU Lot of Childrens Slippers in Blacks and Tans some of all sizes at Half Price 125 pairs of Childrens Slip pers in Patents Vicis Gun Met alsr etc at OneThird Off IpO pairs Ladies Oxfords values from Choice 150 to 300 75c r y ANNU I i a 11 Begins Sharp Saturday NTorning Julj 69Day 5cup I Phenomenal DRESS GOODS s All Wool Herringbone Serge 63allCI Black Silk and Wool Poplin 42 150 value98cImported Satin Stripe Cashmere CNavy8gevalue 98valueC 75o Black Batiste 38 inches wide LC 100 Blue Ch 42Mnches wi ronSuiting79c 100 Navy Plain Panama 7Cp 50 inches wide 5Tafftr WorateC 59amaC 125 Brown Kepp Suiting Cflp 45 inches wide 50c T 36 in Cc100 Light t check Pan maC100 Gray Suiting CQn 44 inches wide uuy 100 Fapcy Gray Plaid egSuiting 46 Inches wide JI 100 Gray Pin 40 inches wi Cde50c Cheek Mohair SuitingC38 inches wide 79cRoseI JflpfromSILKS Plain Messaline 100 value CallValentines and Cheney Bros CCp85c100 Shedwater Foulards 7524 inches wide r b 100 Satin Tetrazinni 85s wide C 73SilksC t This store will be closed all day Friday June 30 in orser that we may thoroughly prepare the feast of bargains that A will greet you on the foliowing h i A morning Be on hand when the doors J open at 8 oiprock sharp Sator day July 1st v4 VyP K n ifc 5 itr l M f J 1ii- i t- f L IIn 11 75c Bordered Silks 49c40 inches wide 9cIB50c Sodo Corded Silks35c18 inches wide 35c Printed Silks Foulard Designs and Stripes 2Jc27 inches wide Fancy Silk Mixed Crepe do 19cVhiteBlack Taffeta Dulin Special 36 125 aIue98c 75c3fTABLE LINENS 6a Table inch Fine llcrccri7cd35c 64 QpMercerised 63cTallIU1mask Semiblclr lied C 75cIIcmmcd22xJ2ijiich Best Mercer 1 25Ii e Napkins T I All Vother Table Linens Fcd- ucted I vI DRY qOODS- MercerizedRepp 27 inches wide 15callA F C and Utility Dress Ging hums 12 12pand lOc 71 LCvalues s CliqckSuitingr 1 C 10cShnt1Utae Stripe Shirting j Madras 1 Ie 35IC 36 o Pink and Green only 19 25c Soiesette 32 inch s19call colors i 12 Iflpnew IKoWeltc C w lc 1- 1Pu 1 no BI- a 12 ci 94 10 I- 1Q g l 1E n t 1e 0 t 1lr C I 3 w S 25q 1 10tu V III a 1 4 ifJ It ftu nce JUL 1J CI r right dont s Goods is STAPLES r l 3cIu I 4tC l ro Indigo Dye 5C ron Checks 31 for LL Brown hesticb C t died mestio rd wide qC 2 irtiseir AA eached t2C2c Bleached 4 Jlrlbric E 0 Brown Sheeting 21 c 4 Brown Sheeting 0 I Bleached Bleached Sheeting Sheeting25c 3 r U WH Ipyards o India Linon short C igths values Rn MHi1 DtoG 1ch mite Suiting jBIJMp 181at O Et 10 Check Dimity 1 9IIlze Cheeks f v hite Stripe Curtain 10iKs 40 inches wide C tfhite Percale 1 ttfa 1 eneh Finish I I 121ng C S i QRfI 9iec 1C1lainHUOKS 4cttouAllnlute heck Gloss Cl Deling Linen U LI ash j Border Semiblcach Ox ash v Ob c Be here at the Opening of the doors SATURDAY JULY1st July1St mentbegin to revolve We want you to join us that hour and witmess the grandest most spectacular sight in the history of local COMPELLED V11 = Greatwyou Saturday 231 Unbleached retailing Prices All Muslin Dresses Etc COAT SUITS Twentyfive New SpfTng Tailor Suits including White Serges at Half Price A few Coat Suits left from 8toLONG COATS 975All 1500 Long Coats All 1250 Long Coats lli0 All 1000 Long CostsUi d 15Taffeta SILK DRESSES 1000 Blue Polkadot tC 7C Foulard size 34 Ui I u 1700 orderedFoul r Navy 1250 Navy MessaMe with 71size36715UU Black Taffeta Eraljroider 9size7R LI GERIZ r I DRESSES 2500 White E Linge 75Iar 75IIsize 14 lUiIU 75Dress 7Dress750 White Lingerie C 7K Dresses I ipUilU 7RDresses500 While Lingerie 00 7C Dresses 4 Uilu this Sale For Cashr I Oril r t hY ON ACCOUNT OF THE XX TJUOHDINABILY LOW WIL- CUS NAMED IN THljl GREAT JULY OIJEARANqi SALty WE ARE D TO MAKE IT A STRICTLY CASH SALE ANY MERCHANDISE THAT IS CHARGED WILL BEAT THE REGULAR RETAIL PRICE x THIS IS ONE TIME WHEN WE NOT ONLY NEED THE ODCUJ SUMMER GOODS BUT WE JSTIEDREMEMBER THE OUT PRt OES ARE FOR CASH ONLY The j Yellow IClarence T Price I Tickets f Mean il- Lowest i t i i CostPrices i Come and Save SaturdayJuly 1st EEl bargain and forget it On i PETTICOATS 100 Black taffeta Petticoat ZiUU 8Petticoat200 Halcyon Messaline Petticoat 11t1U 150 Persian and Dresden High Grade Petticoat 98c 500 Persian and Dresden 8Petticoat198r i KIMONAS ButterflyKimonas 1 0C j Long Eamona Lawn 4vG Long Eamoha Crepe wOu Long Kimona SHIRTWAISTS 500 Hand Embroidered f 3 75and Lingerie Waists 4 400 White Lingerie fO Waists ZiJU 350 White Lingerie f 2 48Waists 0 r H 300 White iWaists 150 and 125 White and 7JStriped Tailored Waists I de Q0nWlrte 25PercaleII w WAISTS All 200 150 and 125 Tailoi ed SltIrtWaists both high neck and dutch neckwith Kimona 9Sestartf j This Annual Clarence sale 1 starts July 1st at8 oclockand will continue fQr two weeks If this great v Sale i saves you money where will YQy be on that datei u f for your own r If f d M t IL i n c L Some in Laces and Embroideries 1andEmbroideriesqualities have ever before been ofit2000 of Val Laces and In sertions all odd patterns val JulyClearance6 cents and 72C TarehonLaces louse Rugs and at Biu itf S in this Sale BUGS 7CBrussels 800 9x12 Seamless Brussels tugs 1475 75Velvet 75Room915Axminster3000 9x12 Wilton Velvet SeamlessRugs 24751 75Axminstel30x60 Jute Smyrna Reversible Rug Dub 99Matting 79CMatting 9x12 Fibre Rug 6115900 value 9x12 QQRugTwisted Damask T19 8Rug 750 value Se lsati July Lineir yards SEPARATE SKIRTS Thirtyfive Skirts carried from last season Blues Browns Grays Greens and a few Black Voiles that ranged in price from 500 to 1250chpice of any of these at exactly Half Price Twelve Childrens Skirts made from the remnants of fine wool ens used in Ladies Skirts DOChoicOc 500 New Spring Skirts M QQ all colors yuiJO 98PanamsSkirts 98SkirtsVery pretty new Dresses for s ODCfourteeno SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES 72x90 Manhattan Sheet welded seam in Center 5Qe value Jdyi I Clearance Sale Prig fCambridge PilloW Cases 12 l2c value Sale Price JIII SCISSORS Afl kinds of good steel Scissors large Shears Embroidery Scis sors Button Hole Scissors A MUSLIN Very Speeiiil Bargain in a Night Gown full cut well made good muslin neat trimming worth 97cfomOnlytwo to a customer 19c98e Gowns1 SV- V89c Gowns 69c J h I 9ac129 Gowns 4 14tQ1- L98 148Q Vys ttsGions 1 69 ijiJ a 1 vc 51JulyMarmandyVal QJuly1000 yards Fine Cambric Edges tc1212eJuly Clearance Price up 3000 yards very sliowy wide Furnishings Curtains Draperies 1Sayings JuClearancet MATTINGS 15c China Matting f 1 UC 19vcryC I 25c Japanese Matting Sou- lC35c Japanese Matting Zuu DRAPERIES S 1l15cDc 20c Arabian Curtain Net 15c 25c Arabian or Wliite Net1 UC IOC25cScrim C 40 inch Cream Scrim ZUC 50c Finest Italian Woven Scrim 35C 25c Art Taffeta Cretonne 20c 120eUl 12 Ii 1st 1911 July 15 1911 ClUches onal Clearance Ladies ReadytoWear Garments Underwear Childrens tinRsize ANDWASH Lawn49c r1198 SPEOIAL1INSHIRT Saturday Clearance Thinkconscientiously household Sensational Offerings 8Rug Ends 18I flftSkirts JSof pdQli45- x36 JulynClea- rance 21Canteeq tJNDERWEAR tSillmlines CHILDRENS DRESSES Fine Percale Dresses trimmed in Persian Band two to six years ylQpSpecial COMBINATIONS 98DrawcrC 23SkirtCo 1suitsCQ 247 Fine Combination 195Suits p n DRAWERS 50c 11iuslinDraSvers30c Drawers49c590 Muslin R7n75c7Qn98c35c Iissec Muslin Drawers LdC 40C50c Mfsses Muslin Drawers I Oc15o Childs Muslin Drawers 20e Childs Muslin Drawers j 15c- I 4 dORSET CQVERS 1 1 rt 25e Corset Covers I u C 9QP35c 9C49cfiP75c7QP98c10nOovers PRINCESS SLIPS 9Sc119 Princess Sh a 1 148 Princess l1129 169198 Princess Slips p I TOWELS 1211Huck C IflpHuckTowels 15TowelC CrTowel psrdoC Ih J rJ Insertionsyard Sale Price July Clealance1 Dc 500 yards of very handsome 27 inch Flouncings Beautiful Pet frSummerues up to 98c per Yr I jI f I iBe I July Clearance Sale r orSet Cover Embroideries 25e n 1 OEIUWhiteCompletev 1 tt 5RodsC i White Curtain Loops 4c Carpet Binding per Bolt15C 2allC White and Marble19cTable Oil LACE CURTAINS 100 Lace White CurtainsOle CurtainsI 30C I White and Ecrut11 I CHWhiteI QCtWhite 39WhiteOftWhiteQOWhite n Hosiery iOc Ladies Gauze Vests 7J1c 15c Ladies Gauze Vests extra size 1 0C IflfineIf 1Uniongc 50c Ladies Pilling Knit regular QRLaceC AI2vUnionC 25c Childs Imitation 19CNazareth Union Suit 15c Ladies Lace 1OCBottom Pants 100 Mens fine Balbriggan and 7Cpand50e Mens Mesh Undershirts CKnee100 Union Unique Suit Balbriggan 79c QUnionlilt 19ShirtsTCDrillDrawersU Summer Underwear 15c Ladies Gauze Net Hose 1 Qc 1lpFoot41 117 J V 2cStuu11tssLadies Gauze Weight 25 cent QSeamless 7LaceC Infants Black Pink and Blue geLace Hose size 4 to 6 Infants Black Lace 11f+ Lisle Hose 1 Misses Fine RibbedIncLisle Hose QBlackLa 19cLace35cLace100 Pure Thread Silk75cHose colors only Ladies 100 Pure Silk Hose Cobweb Weave Lisle Sole and Garter Top White OfT anti Black only Udfc Seeks25cfens 50c Fanck Socks15cMens 25c Fancy Mens Pure Silk Socks 25four colors 7QSocks50o Mens Pure Thread r Silk Svekwrry J x m n1 n w Y f New Summer Models IN Dorothy Dodd i t Faultless Fittiag Skaes for Ladies PUmps and Low Snoco Bn all leathers and styles 1 y RI mcs4M S3S1 AND 3 a t STETSON OXFORDS FOR MEN la thesL Test Tansand Blacks All leathers 500 and 550 Mot by the pair less by the f c jear r Arnold Kahn JI Fint and Main It r I Henderson Kentucky Y fWe Pay Railroad Faresr Swat the Filthy RieslBtfore it is Ever t lastingly too Late Q RWE WILL BE fighting flies soo Int not soon enough Wo will walt anal they swarm in myraids we will wait until they scatter typhoid and have reaped their toll of death and then we will resolve another season to begin a war of exte m1l1a Mon 1 If Cuba and Panama have banish ad yellow fever practically by the destruction of the poisonous mos quito which used to infest thobe lands why cant we rise in a body and swipe the pestiferous fly that carrie disease and death on polluted fleet We cant destroy the fly by swat Jing him or her but we can abolish itbv making its very existance Impossible The sly IS first a miserabi- worm but the wirm is first an eg and if we destroy theeggb destroy their grounds we s destroying the floe without commit ting murder We screen our houses lo exclude ides but does it ever oc cur to us to screen the garbage cans orJhe manure heaps 1C we sant screen them do wo realize that b oprinkllng these breeding plac- ewitha solution of eulpate of iro copperas formaldehyde or carbolic acid the hatching of the eggs wi 3 e prevented Fifty pounds of sal 3 hate of iron dissolved in a barrel of water and applied with a sprinkling tan occasionally will cost about 50c and will do the work for a whole aeasou It may save a big doctors 1111 and the lifo of some member of the family We will have besides + the satisfaction of knowing that the food we eat and the dishes we use iiAve not been polluted by these miserable peen Isut It worthwhile r hasgnhealthse nd bright eyes anda lovely ootnplexl V30 result of correct living and ao digestion wins the admiration the world If your digestion t faculty Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets will correct it For sale by all dealers hirJe- rr James MoDiJlalda d Miss r Annie Davenport of Madlsot let rislted friends here Thnrsday 4 4 ti a Waite Land JSrovfrs Rubber theJalandout In rubber plarita which seem to io Well In Malacca there were for merly square miles of land covered with Inlang tho hiding place of tigers beenTransformedtions 4pp 1cL f25O Y THE COAL MANS HEAVEN F I A coal man wont to heaven one duy AB sometimes coal men do IAnd was given a job at princely City I Of running a coal train through V To the Kingdom below with instructions to haul From the fiery brimstone bars Jr All the railroad men whom he coul i recall r 1i- Jtj Who had sailed to givehim carsJi ii7 So a message hsent tp the reifttnaofHYd11 v v 1 0 For tHe railroadmen to be 3 On the watch for his train and ho rata the brll With a chuckle ot fiendish ulee And the men lined up as they vnrhed in painrOn the brimstone barn nrman up n x They saw he had no cars And its through the endless cycle of years The railroad men lineupfJ rt With hope dispelled groans tell 8 As they drain the bitter cup rBut the coal man makes 1m run nu time + From the pates of pearl to the fiery bars And the railroad men in anguish chime No cars my God no cure J W Fisher in The Bill of Lidm I r COULDNT GET BEST OF HIM How One of the Old Tlme Yankee Peddlers Made a Trade In a TownnThe genuine Yankee peddler passed out of existence with the creation of the notion store but be was a most Interesting character astonishingly sharp and frequently amusing One such appeared in a general storo in a southern town on ono occasion deposited his pack on the floor and remarked to the merchant I guess I couldnt drive a trade with you colonel I reckon you calculate just about right was the decided reply of the merchant who had had dealings with Yankee peddlers on previous oc casions Get out 0 well dont get riled upno harm done Now Just look At this dozen genuine raior strops easy worth throe dolg1 wouldnt touch any of your trash reyou get out the merchant declared Welt now colonel I always lilac to do some business in a place Tell you what Ill bet you five dollars that If you make me an offer for them strops well make a trader Ill go you said the merchant badsquartern thelYankootome Influence This letter recently ns received by a southern congressman Im here in prison for moonshlning and I want to get dQt Please arrange to have me released soon as I want to get out I will give you the names of seven 4n fiuentlal citizens who will cooperate with you toward getting me out They are also here in prison With me for moonebining Instead of Liquid Antiseptics Peroxide usingoAntisepticfedissolved in water as needed itbetteria To cleanse and whiten tho teeth remove tartar and decayTo mouth de stray disease germs and purify the breath keep artificial teeth and bridgework clean odorless To remove nicotine from tho teeth an purify the breath after smoking bodyodprsThe best antiseptic wash known weakinllamedeyesand outs 25 and 60 ers abox druggists FreeTHE WOMAN S LIFE IN PORTUGAL She Does Most of the Farm Work and Shares In Heavy Labor of the Cities A good part of tho farm work in Portugal is performed by the women who see no reason why they should regard digging hoeing and plowing as the work of men alone The man who owns a few acres of land will often leave its cultivation to his wIre and daughters white he labors aa carpenter stonemason or ooperLtor caskmaking is one of their important industries He also likes to getajob as a waiter in one of the numerous hotels at seaside resorts for thecountry has thousands of continental and English visitors Women share in the heavy work of the cities as well There are female porters la borers on the docks market tenders and even women coalheavers flab ermen or rather flsherwomen an sailors They areas strong an hardy as their husbands and broth ers and seem to stand long hours an hard labor as well Of course it rather takes away the glamour of romance when one sees a young woman with finely chiseled tea tures and beautiful black eyes diggin g withspade and mattock or heaving a basket of coal into a ships hold with as much ease as the American girl plays tennis and golf They seem happy under what wo would consider hard conditions so the reformer would probably have his labor for his pains if he suggested a change in this department 9f Portuguese national existence The Christian Herr aid Notice Poultry Raisers Now Is the time of year to teed your fowls a good tonic ltf11c- ures Cholera Roup Gapes Canke- autt Llmberueok When fed as a preventive It not only keeps them makes them lay 6OcNo Cure No Pay Barnarctlr1lnlng GarfinerTry it under the guarantee Ask for booklet on diseases of poultry Few Celebrate Anylversary- oaly about one in every thousand d + thtjgolden firm standing fn the business world printedd bandya e billheads statements and envelopes Wee vogue work Give us a trIal Yo will be pleased f CARBON COUNTER PADS For Grocers Butchers and other tradesmen made in businesslike manner it rea sonable prices AT OUR JOB PRINTING OFFICE r FEEDING NOT VERY SIMPLE Cheerful Cempany at a Meal ami In tlelni Peed Are Deckled HeIpri to plten f RobHt JM e M1 M t 1 whist cult their eirBvIMie Htfat4s taste art apt te u81 llgfet at What they call iaieieabeet feed and overtook their real iaeitanee Feedlag OB the arter clviliirt taaa- is not the simple procedure which it li with animals although assay aal mala are particular as to their food and what Is called dainty The necessity for civilized man of cheer ful company at his meal and for the absence of mental anxiety IB univer tally recognized as well as the importance of an Inviting appeal to the appetite through the sense of smell and of sight while the injurious effect of the reverse conditions which may lead td nausea and even vomiting la admittedEven ceremonial features of the dinner table the change of clothes the leisurely yet precise succession of approved and expected dishes accom panted by pleasant talk and light hearted companionship are shown by strict sclenUficexamlnatlon to be im portant aids to the healthy digestion of food which need not be large ia quantity because wisely presented London Telegraph NOTICE All parties are hereby notified that they must not seine for mla mows Hob or crayfish in the Jersey meadow or In spy of the streams emptying into the lake ST BEKNAIID MINING Co Incorporated ookkeepingsa thriv ing little town near Minneapolis who 1corns a paper ledger and insists on keeping a pine board account with his customers Ho planes this board off every five months and starts a new account The other day a man camo into the old merchants store to pay a dontddebtdowe the debt in fact he remembered buying the goods some six months ago Oh well five months alters the case said the weigher of sugar and coffee You may owe mo 40 cents for all I Know You see Ive up and started a new board since you got your goods and I dont remember your debt You may pay me if you want to but It you dont Its all O K as Ive shaved your account out The trader got his 40 cents Oldest City of Earth belnltM 112rswellestnline of Imported and Do J92yas ever in this territory They rare the Celebrated Butler line and the price this year 45 lower than ever Do not purchase your 1912 calendars until you have seen our samples We can please you and save you money i SemiWeekly Bee ckuy un Qr br Q QYq 4 tl j Rochester N Y crud Return i t MAccount Meeting Imperial Council A A Q U M ThirtySeventh Annual Session July n 12 13AU J Leave Madisonville 638 a m Leave Cincinnati 550 I CentralArrivep m I Via Arrive Buffalo 550 a mHenderson L H t Leave Louisville t3o p mneifirli LlUllt JUly 18 Leave Buffalo 600 a m w ViaLN Arrive Niagara Falls 709am rrMTIVCat Cincinnati 130 p mOfficial Route RJZpah Temple Leave Niagara Falls 300 pm I 5 ViaL Nt Arrive Rochester 500 p rn Special eoachand Sleeper for Rizpah Temple through to RocherterJom log special train from Loulsvilltwith Kosalr Temple Frank 1 fort gild Ashland h Kentucky For sleeping car reservations call ou Noble C 0 Osborn recorder Rlzpah Teniple r Madlson lIIeky 11 a Q NLJo o IJ S = JLIr4r Nate + ie+ l 9i E 1WMJ Electric Pfafle AiPE Organ Pywe- rnf tmGimrafitesd ing II SfKidtv Prices RfW Exftrt Sertice tj AT H0dfINSV1LLEi1ltEFElfRNCESE Foster G orUter nf Ohrlatjun qlethAI ftpRIle t llPlton 3irllnet 1 atny4a i h Li va OP a t Q Q ft 0 m11JI nIIIIoLIoI w T sfuORIGrr Lan d GENUINE DELKER YEHiCLES wIMITATIONSTRONGEST FOR SALE BY Plain Hardware CompanyI I MADISONV- ILLEKYRrNiu iTHE BEES I I Great Subscription Offer l f From June i lit and untilfurther notice We will give a I J 4 WARD JR SAFETY RAZOR I And the Bee 1 Year for 9nlrS150 or a S 6flc HEAVY JEWELL BROOM And the Bee I Year for SL25 This applies to new subscribers andrenewafs Anyonepaying 00 on subscription will receive a h subscriptionwillseen at this office extensivelyadvertised years and is handled by thousands of dealers throughout tlje United States and Canada The price has always maintained and is today at four and five dollars The razor sold in the stores is put up in an expensive leather case the razor we offer t roundbladea fountain pen Take advantage of this ycur only chance to get a four dollar safety razor for only 5oc D t r5- Cl 1j ift r rr 4 i14 Ii TT t r U nq itI4 FREE ADVICE TO WOMEN r 1 Women Buttering fromanyform of protuptlycommunicate openedreadman can freely talk of her private ill Ine9a to a woman thus has been established this con fidence between Mrs Plnkham and i the womonofA- mcrfctwhicl1 has never been broken publ1shedwithout the written consent of the Companyallowedget out of their possession as the hundreds of thouands of in their files will attest experiencewhich shehallreturnadvice has helped thousands Surely woman rich or r bo glad to take advantage tljW gener IrsPlnkltamMedicine Co Lynn Blass woman ought to havo 4LydIa E Pinkbams 80page Text Book It is not a book for general distribution as itJs too pensive It is free and only fjtainablo by mail Write for it today XLEAK OFFICIALS AUB CmiGISED OhN County Ato in on Report of Mc t Kenzle ToW Frankfort Ky Junel8State Inspector McKinzle Todd has filed with the governor his report on the investigation he recently made of the omces in Ohio and McLean counties i1 = As the result of his Investigation the inspector turned into the state I ireasuiy the sum of 1401 collected from former officials of Ohio county i and 416 from McLean county thedutyOhio county for the buslnespUke manner in which they conduct their respective offices but criticise the practice of the commonwealths at tornoy and the county attornoy in fines which they have no authority to do under the law this power being delegated to the sheriff and trustee of the JJry fund only Any woman with pimples skjn eruptions sores or boils does not ap enjoylIfovelvetyCures ped hands sore eyes itching and I MiningCospecial agents wealth Church leak The church boat is a popular la ututlo in Swedes It brings fami lee to service from the farms around Lake Blljan to Leksand The waterI route is the nearest and most conve nient and so the big boat goes from firm to farm along the shore picking vp the churchgoers who later return by the same route Wide World Nags cine I satrTheIn Japan because its rfameVshl le- thea term for death There are no fours of fortyfours In the elephoae direc tories of that country oflamyaor mo ou w u dIti 4 June Sale Specials J T I 4die New Store t Ladies patent one and two strap pumps 150 200 and I I 250 Ladies Silk Hose 45c a pair Elegant line of Ladies White Waists 35c to 295 Mens Straw Hats latest blocks 45c to 195 Mens g5 and 6 Pants all Wool peg top three inch cuffs 295 to 345 Big values Our entire stock ot Millinery must goat unheard of prices n r HOPKINS COOPERATIVE CO 4 HP MOftTOHManagir lxt Iiidiri Ettf Ctnttr Strttt Haoisonvilli Kmfucky ljf11 V 1 u IiIf A SlmplcltYlnDress fCs the ordinary man was smiling genially while getting into his over coat after breakfast the little woman doomed the moment propitious for making casual moitlon of her need of a check So she spoke briefly on that interesting subject The genial smile faded Instantane ously from the face of the ordinary man Ho halted in the aldst of buttoning his glove to remark withering ly If theres one thing Id like to know its where you throw away your money The little woman remained meek ly silent This action on her part since it gave him no fuel for his wrath made him doubly angry Theres Days wife he exploded She could wear diamonds to your glass beads according to the tItter ence in Days Income and mine Yet what does she wear The plainest simplest neatest looking outfit on the street But you must have braids i and laces and frills and T must pay for them The vials of his wrath be lag thus emptied he paused to r- chargAthem In the silence thus created the little woman made a timid suggestion Couldnt the ordinary man get away from the office just a little while to help her find a suit that would meet his views of simplicity The ordinary man looked at her shrewdly He did not like to be taken in and his suspicions were aroused by this unusual request Her face however was so patiently guileless as he had ever seen it so he accepted hersuggestionHustle get ready then said the ordinary man and Ill help you get fitted out in half an hour So the shopping tour began Shall we look at suits first quee toned the little woman as she led the way to the suit department where you can buy them ready made The ordinary man gave his assent Something simple dark and not too high priced requested the little woman The ordinary aaaa sodded his approval The saleswoman brought out half a dozen suits Do you call tkoee simple la quired the ordinary KB woaderlng ly almost arcaatically Theyre the simplest we have at that price returned the saleswoman politely aslbe removed the offensive suits without displaying them and went In search of others Those were 8K murmured the little woman thoughtfully The ordinary man said nothing but in his mind he was busy figuring an approximate cost of the trimmings and of the labor of putting them on and deductiiigthe whole from 36 He nodded his head wisely The saleswoman brdught another armful of suits She held them up to view They were simple but not of tho Mrs Day simplicity They had velvet cuffs and collars and light col ored linings and the cut of the coats was of the most extreme pattern Still they had nono of that offensive and eponslve braid and The meditations of the ordinary man were cut short for his wife whir pered softly Those suits are 45 dearIt staggered him to think of the price of velvet Enough only for col lar and cuffs it seemed was worth 10 over and above the price of braid with Its application He shook his head in disapproval Then In well controlled exasperation be requested the saleswoman to be to kind as to let him see just a plain simple urn adorned suit The saleswoman understood She hurried away and soon returned with a single suit held carefully OB a hanger exciaimedIeye took in tho simple lines of the out fit with its mannish finish its cloth collar and cuffs its heavy good wear icg quality and Its all around com mon pense appearance Thats what weve been looking fort he commenced as his wife slipped into the coat It fitted tier fectly Everything was satisfactory Charge this suit and send it out ho said briskly And the price queried the little woman as she and the ordinary man turned to go Eighty dollars responded the saleswoman easily She was busy making out the check so didnt see the look on the facebf the ordinary man The little woman was possessed of much tact She bent quietly over an odd garment d splnyedbearbYuntn the ordinary man had recovered Then they walked silently to the elevator Porter Got In Wrong A new porter was being inducted into office at the Ritz Carlton and had been the butt of all sorts of fun good natured and otherwise Therefore when an important man from Boston telephoned downstairs to know when the Merchants Limited would get in the porter chortled with glee as he thought this was the time when he would get even with somebody for the Indignities put upon him fiIt gets In after the engine you boob he shouted into the receiver It took a lot of diplomacy to smooth that Bostonian down and keep the porters job for himNew York sun 4 Q WMM as Will is MM in life Mtorabto iy Kliwy aai Mr Mk theminddlscouraI age able and first due well able with and and both need by in cent and by mail free also pamphlet all vigor am cheerfulness soot disappear when the are out of order or dis eased 1 trouble has 1 j uealilddncya Ifthe urinesenldsthcwhen it should be to control the bcdwetting culty is kidney trouble the treatmentofthtrouble is to a diseased condition of ahabitWomen as as mcn are made miser kidney bladder trouble the same great remedy ofSwampRootdruggists fifty onedollar mayhavea telling Kidney prevalentthat beborn about Root u mincluding mannyofthethousandsotesti- monial letters received from sufferers who found SwampRoot to be just the remedy needed In writing DP Kilmer Co Binghamton N V be sure and anymistakeaddressJJinghamton COLORED COLUMN Proto E B Davis Grand Master of F and A MLodgo of Ky and Miss Maggio Freeman Royal Grand Matron of the Eastern Stars spent last Monday iutho city vis lung the local lodges under their Jurisdiction Zadok Lodge No 80 Fr and A M gave a splendid ban quet at the colored skating rink In their honor Monday night The most delicate viands of the season were served and Profs lieU Davis and Miss Freeman made eloquent responses to toasts The Mouuc Zion Baptist Church will have a brand picnic and Bar uacue in Alexander Park on July 4th The day will be spent In a round of amusement and pleasure On the night of the 4tha grand ban quet will be served at the Colored skating rink We regret very much that Rev J R Evans has beou called to Brownsville Tenu on account Of the serious illness of bin father Prof J W Bell will deliver a lecture at Oweusboro on July 9th under the auspices of the B W M Convention which convenes there on July 6th A very Interesting program was rendered at the Mount Zion Bap tist Church last Sunday tilglft in honor of the third anniversary of Rev J R Evans the pastor The stork brought a flue girl into the home of Mr and Mrs Will Brown June 10th COLDS AFFECT THE KIDNEYS Many Earlington People Have Found This to be True Are you wretched in bad weather Does every cold settle on your kidneys Does your back ache and become weak Are urinary passages irregular and distressingThese show kidney weaknessThe need quick holpF Doans Kidney Pills cure kidney suffering Earllngton people say so Mrs Francis Rutherford Earhng ton ELy saysUFor over three years 1 suffered from weak kidneys and dull pains through the small of my back and whenever I did any work that required lifting sharp shooting twinges passed through my loins My back ached at night and when I arose iu the morning I was very sUfi and lame I gener any dul and languid and was also bothered by nervousness Head aches were common and I had dizzy spells during which there was a blurring of my sight The kidney accretions were unnatural and if I caught cold it settled on my kidneys and nt such times my suffering was aggravated Learning of Duana Kidney Pills I procured a box and received relief in a short time after commencing their use I continued taking them until I had finished the contents of two boxes at which time I was completely cured For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents FosterMilburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents for the Unit ed States Remember the nameDoans and take no other Sample of Mans Stupidity Carlyle compared the advance of the worU to the progress of some drunken mm who resting from one side of 018I street ie the other slowly saint expense of muck wasted effort finally MvtTM t kit dMtlnatlo I If POOC TWELVEDOLLAR HEN HOUSE Serviceable Shelter IB Constructed Out of Sod Straw Corn Fodder and Earth troIq15henacost I had 75 Mayhatched pullets In winter says a writer in Rural New teetIlasldewas sod for the sides the roof was irflraw covered with corn fodder the floor Natures deodorizer natural earth I first selected a well sheltered location then proceeded by setting TwelveDellar Hen Houee three crotches each crotch set three feet deep This for the peak of my roof Next I set ordinary slxfoot fence posts on sides four feet apart otoooptoursides of any coop Then I spiked poles- on to those fence posts on top and opsmall poles on side posts laid poles in those center crotches then laid poles from post plate to crotch poles for rafters and my frame Was complete I put in a window of plank on south side 2x8 feet leovered same with muslin curtain no glass put door in east end I cut sod and sodded up sides put a little jbrush crosswise for rafter poles cover jed with straw and shingled withqtodderTh foundation of my coop ls awaygrwmfay labor aad all would amount to about UJ I put pullets In coop IB y1qbT averajw close to five dozen eggs betlii feed and they have continued laying fallNowproduo1qlM1nei HANGING ROOST FOR CHICKS i Suspended From Ceiling by Means ef i Wires They Are Convenient In Cleaning Houses rttrIs often convenient to have roosts poultryIhouooIII the style Illustrated herowltb the roosts themselves are laid on a frame as shown says Farm and Home At each end the roosts are notched so as to fit in notches on the two poles and thus prevent slipping The whole thing iff hung by four stout wires from the center of the pen so as tc be within 2 feet of the floor or it may be hung toward one corner ID I Hanging Roost this case at least 2 feet should be allowed between the frame and the wall so the attendant can easily walk all around For cleaning the roosts may be disconnected and carried out of doors Preferably also the poles should rest In loops of the wire so that the whole thing may be removed without difficulty A load of coarse sand is good for tho chickens Be sure the houses are all free from lice and filth givefoodCures of poultry troubles lie in prey venting sickness in the nook and not in curing the disease or disorder Hens fed on one kind of grain ex elusively will not lay as satisfactory as those that have been fed a varlet ofgrainsOats an excellent grain for laying hens They furnish the essenj tlal food element without increasing ithe tat on the hen wattercomfortable quarters and the egg sup ply is reasonably certain puiitsulqbeAlfalfa hay If cut In the bloom is urlnlthemore at less cost from ground alfalfa If your chfoken house faces north board up the openings and transfer them to Ute south side and make them bit enough to allow the tsuhshfae te flood the Soar o + it 1- p a 3- Pt4 a7 1 t J IC A MORTON MADISONVILLE KY I l Funeral Director and Embalmer s Any Call Answered Promptly Day or Night Its not made for any to withstand the weather conditions of climateAmalgamated ARC ROOFING coldItsr one and ONLY absolute perfect roofing Amalgamated ARC ROOFING is takes the same insurance rate as slate or metaL Our agents are authorised to refund money in full if Amalgamated satisfySendAMALGAMATED ROOFING CO First NatlBaakBU BiraSatlMvAla- FQR SALE BY STAR PLANING MILL COMPANY tNCeIPoae4 Ti- bMADISONVILLE KENTUCKY t BEE ADS iA INSURE NOW iiUNE is the storm month Besides the hazard during this month you the added danger of lightning your home or household goods Protect yourself by insuring against fires tornadoes etc We represent only re liable companies Let us explain KIMMONS SISK General Insurance Mortons Gap Kentucky e ML N e NV N 1s MNN 4seNNN Oea- z ROBT SORY M D 1 1Practice limited to diseases of Eye Ear Nose and Throat Eyes Tested Glasses Fitted s- rt riOFFICE HOURS 9 TO 12 A M 2 TO 430 P M StreetSieeNN NN NON fs6NeN ONAN6ae aN NMe If WHEN IN MADISONVILLE Visit the Princess Theater the best moving pic tures in the country Something new each night Matinee every afternoon 2 to 5 Vaudeville each night PRICES s io cENri si A D NOE Jr Manager Theres Not a Store in Town That Would in Six Months From Now Be Half as Important as It Is Now if It Should Stop Ad That Time I IvertisingUuring trueperfectly logical Can you imagine any store of which it would not be trueAnd if true does it not follow that the reverse of the proposition is true toothat the store that doubles its accustomed advertising for the next six months will also double its accustomed store growth for that period I I And does not this also apply to Ong store you can think of in this town 1 I WE DO ONLY THE BEST JOB WORK e fi Ir M DI v- I rfi J l FfiJ M t r i 0 i j C 001 J I ro 0I o c 1 0 r 1nW v 41t l E 3 WJl at V HE J F T O U RTH of July parMg AS sfl5 f m aTI evenr t that interests everybody WWJ a passing interest in a few days or even hours we think something else r The thing that the Ohof July stands for however doesnt pass it is a perpetual interest and it knows no section or place its the same North South East and West and it ought to be I y f0 You may think that patriotism and goodclothes have nnothing to do with each other but the element of loyalty to ones1I r J a country may be applied to the of good clothes = and were trying to apply it to our business The right sort of a pat rightIrightEiisellin- O t There are people who say that cant be done in business but thats because there is a general idea ve yqgmmon thatiwT x t tr JM I 1f M your interests as a buyer of clothes and ours A as sellers are somehow opposed that were trying to gain something that you I lose Its a great mistake and we are proving daily how mistaken a view that iSI 7 fe 1 v Ji vit 110 j t Ia j 1 J i Hart Scbaffncr f Miarx i i tfLr I i- tI 11 3- s J clothes for exa hmPo man who buys tMm ina way P that no other clothes made would do It Youpaya fair rtce for them and we akea profit on them the qire tjpn of price and profit are less important to either ofus than the quesoon of value given and received 4 x o l N r f P f t f r uIHartSchaffner Marx summer suits cool thin dressy perfectly tailored of honest allwool weaves 18 and tip j i b I Its easy withsuch a standard of quality tb measure by to bring all our other goods t to that v standard We40 itin shirts summer underwear fine hosiery neckwear skirts waists sum i mer piece goods white g9o millinery footwear Everything towear all bought ando1 don mutual benefit basis We are complete outfitters ofmen wom nandchildren I r I rt BARNES COtgJ I CO1INCORPORATED 1 CI 1 i Ji S d 0 k To ThoseiShat Will Gall at oulsStore Saturday and Monday a Klag for July 4 I IjIIt 1M f 1f t jI M iv r i i Earlington f i Kentucky Iro u T tJK p + f Sr1x yk JtA M n11 yMrvtnrNrt a nnK ryr 1R

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